reporter: it s not hot yet, but it s gonna be. coming up, a little more on which pools are open just in time for our first blast of heat. oh, shall i keep going? i can go a little longer here. we re at the warburton park over in santa clara where they have just opened the pools this week. it s not open at this hour but it will be open from 1:15 to 4:15 and it will be open saturday and sunday from 12:30 to 4:30. on the other side of town, international swim center on patricia drive will be open from 1:30 to 5:00 monday through friday and 12:30 to 4:30 saturday and sunday. you don t have to be a resident of santa clara to take advantage of these. these are just a couple of municipal pools that will be open. you can check your city s website for more information. and the red cross has some additional heat tips as well beyond the average the usual things we hear, such as wear loose clothing and drink plenty of fluids. among those tips, postpone outdoor activity such as physic
emily: randy, erika, good morning to both of you. policy took a backseat to scandal, everyone waiting to see how donald trump would react to questions about that now infamous recording on his behavior with women and with less than a month to go until the elections, kind of remains to be seen how voters reacted to what we heard here. we ll get into all of it shortly. first i want to check in with cindy with a first look at your forecast back in new emily. we are starting out chilly. it s 45 degrees in boston right now. the skies are clearing out. look at that wind out of the northwest. sustained at 20, gusting along the coastline closer to 30 miles per hour, and on the cape and the islands, we re gusting closer to 40, if not over 40 miles per hour. there s a wind advisory until noon. could be gusts closer to 50 miles per hour. all about that wind bringing in drier air, chilly air. 45 in lawrence. 41 in worcester. we re in the mid 40 s in rain is gone. high pressure nosing in.
oh, yeah. the cold, the wind. make it a storm team 4 weather alert day on this sunday. now on news4 today, we are tracking a major temperature drop that could cause a lot of damage. good morning to you. hope you re having a good morning so far. i m adam tuss. and i m let s check in with tom kierein. tom. there s a threat with strong winds developing later this afternoon. right now our peak wind guests are 30. right now around the region as we take a look at this wind advisory zone, it has been expanded. it include all of northern virginia. high wind warnings all along the in effect for the rest of the day and in to tonight. the peak wind gusts are as much as 50 to 55 miles an hour. that s going to be later this morning and into the middle part of this afternoon. expect some tree damage. might get some trees blowing down, maybe some limbs coming down, unfortunately causing more spotty outages like we had yesterday, and the latest wind gusts are generally aro
tom, thank you very much. we have breaking news. the search continues for just one of four missing fishermen. one man was found around 9:00 this morning and taken to the hospital. crews have also found the bodies of two more fishermen. police got a mayday call around 5:00 last night that the fisherman s boat sank. we re going to send out an alert once the final fisherman is located. the familiars are out now at a home in fairfax county where a e it s not too far from lease pike. there s more on the ongoing investigation. what have we learned, derrick? we re in the 6300 block of villa lane. as you can see here, this house is pretty heavily damaged by the fire. now, the occupant os testify house did manage to get out. two animals did perish unfortunately. the investigation continues as to what caused this fire. the homeowners are actually grateful to the fairfax fire didn t with the speeds they ve got out here. of course, when you have high winds, high winds can also be a
leader of the soviet union laid to rest. and by and i held to a drawer for the 2nd straight, pointless figure weekends this time. by orleans berlin we have the best of the action. ah, i m really mohammed, welcome to the program. nasa has called off it s moon rocket launch is the 2nd time this week, the lodge has been postponed. technicians were unable to fix a fuel leak. the rocket was due to take to the skies from the kennedy space center in florida. within hours. the next generation craft is the most powerful ever built by nasa. it was set to be the 1st thought of the agencies are to miss program which aims to eventually return a human crew to the moon. i spent 2 keith calling the editor of space ref dot com. now asked him if the recurring problems with liquid hydrogen fueling are typically for this type of new rocket. mrs. rocket science, probably on the 4th page of the book that says fueling is a difficult thing, and hydrogen is particularly difficult to work with. it s t