school. that is the latest from the scen b here inhesda. back to you. molette, thank you. we are i for another day of azing hot temperatures. i mean, it definitely feels like it s in the 100 degrees, right? yeah. i m dripping. weather alert mode today. it will be later on. like 150. that s what it feels like. a lot. we want to point out for people this is going to be ah roay for people in d.c. pepco says there s a scheduled outage happening impacting pele off north capitol street. that should be over by 8:00 a.m. we ll check in with melissa in a minute. first, meteorologist chuck bl and sheena parveen here with the forecast. the good news, it will not feel like 150 this afternoon, only 100 to 5. small consolation. it s a good thing the outages are early this as we go through the afternoon, that is the worst time of the day to have any power outage. it s going to heat up. you need the ac. it s 78 degrees in washington. feels more like 81. itarm and humi
hi, everybody. good mornomg. we to news 4 midday. i m angie goff. and i m eun yang. we begin this morning with the weather. there are flood concerns this morning after heawe rain this end and more rain on the way. we re also keeping a close eye on hurricane florence. the storm cou cause problems for areas later this week. meteorologist sheena parveen begins our coverage with the latest on e wet weather. we are dealing with that right now. hi, sheena. hey, guys. we re talking about a little bit of light rain around the area. i ll show you the rad in a second, but we just have the hurricane ck now o florence. so i want to show you this first. at this point, this is a reallyi good-l hurricane as far as when you talk about a perfect-looking category 3 storm. that s what it is. it s very organized. we only see it strengthening, as we go forward. look at this updatedtraffi potentially a category 4 before it nears land. and the general thought still is that the carolin will ha
live from center city in philadelphia this is fox 29 news at 11. we re on top of developing story at 11. some of the facts of this case are clear cut. a mill schooler is hurt. a dog is dead after authorities say the animal tacked him but other details are proving more difficult to pin down. good evening, i m lucy noland. for starters investigators are trying figure out who owned the dog. fox 29 s dave schratwieser is live in wilmington. dave. reporter: lucy, that teenaged victim was tacked right outside his own home. to night his family tells us he s still hospitalized in stable condition after being treated for his injuries. as authorities try to figure out exactly what touched off this incident. i just i wish it never happen. reporter: relatives fought back tears as they described the pitbull attack on the 13 year old boy that happened around 6:30 wednesday night near the boy s home at 27th and washington. it was just shocking. reporter: you worried abou
pitbull attack on the 13 year old boy that happened around 6:30 wednesday night near the boy s home at 27th and washington. it was just shocking. reporter: you worried about him. um-hmm. reporter: the boy s sister asked us not to identify her. she says her brother was bitten repeatedly as he and his brother struggled to get the dog off him and medic responded and took victim to the hospital with multiple bite wounds. on his feet, his legs and his arms. reporter: family members heard the eighth grader screaming and came out to seat dog s teeth lock on the boy s leg. they say the police tased the dog and fired two shots killing the pitbull. i just want my brother to be okay. reporter: delaware state animal welfare experts arrived on the scene. their investigating exactly where the dog came from and who owned it. although witnesses told them the dog was roaming the neighborhood just before the attacks. i think it should have died. reporter: now animal control
weekend it would be because it s cold outside and we have a big storm but that s not the case. oh, no. from old city to points like, you know, allentown, folks have been shutting their winter shedding their winter clothing it s stunning that it s still february. good evening, i m lucy noland. i m iain page. records were shattered across the delaware valley. temperatures reaching 70 in some places. there s no shortage of people still out there tonight with the warm weather and extended holiday weekend. this is definitely something i could get used to. i know. the question is how long is all this sticking around kathy orr? well, you know, cold front is moving through. okay. little bit windy out there. 50s. you can see the wave flagging it s not going to get all that cold. yesterday high temperatures in the mid 60s. today you mentioned it into the 70s take look at these numbers. atlantic city 71. that wasn t even a record breaker because the record is 73. but