3 3 3 3 3 3 33 &p ,3 3 3 3- 3 &p3 3 3 3 they re calling ittone of the moss damaging storm s n phe 2000year history of b -e... but after days, phe power is back to all customers who lost it as a result of those storms on june . 29th.at leastt14 people have storms that devastated our - marrland. d-c and irginia. virginii.as steve was teeling us. e are expecting some relief from the heat today. but that cooler air also means more storms here in baltimore. as a result. this mmrning theee are nearly 5- thousand people wwking up without power. most oofthem are in baltimore county. joel d. smith is streaming now in towson where they re waking up in the dark again as the next rrund f torms come patrice, right now,,.- ootages to report: bge now says 52 hundred customers are wiihout power. mostly in tte towson area. nothing comparee to the 3/4 of a million knocked half ago, including here on cedarcroft rrad. it took workers from all over the country, and canada, working arrund the cloc
going on, sherry. reporter: good morning. the clean up effort is underway. take a look behind me. they still have a ways to go. you can see, look at this debris that s still here, the tree that s uprooted and tons of debris still on the ground. this is one of the condensed buildings that has a red sign on the front of the door that shows residents that this is one of the condemned buildings. these folks will not be able to move back into their home. the national weather service then took a again, you can still see spots ofly wood in the trees. this storm damage more than 350 homes in this area. the city has condemned 54 units in these apartment complexes. the storm ripped off roofs and the 80-mile an hour wind turned 2x4s into javelins hitting anything in their path. the wind or whatever it was lift my car up in the front and the front part of my car is on the curve, the back part of my car is on top of another car and car on top of my car in the back. crews had been
as we learned here today on tuesday, for the governor of new jersey, it s the latter. there s enough problems here, $11 billion deficit, and now snooki and the situation? come on, matt, only so much a man can take. so how does the jersey shore cast feel about him? we re going to ask snooki and the gang coming up. i m sure they ll have an opinion. let s begin with serious news. a federal judge s decision to strike down the highly controversial parts of arizona s immigration law. nbc s justice correspondent pete williams has the very latest. good morning to you, pete. reporter: good morning, meredith. the judge did leave some parts of that law intact, but she said arizona could not go ahead with what police statewide were prepared to start doing this morning, stepping up checks for illegal immigrants. immigrant groups cheered the ruling, calling it a victory for civil rights. it blocks a state law due to go into effect this morning that required police making arrests f