in weather like this, it s best to drink plenty of wattr or uice toostay hydrated. live inn. ms, fox45 news at 5. eight heat-relatedddeaths in &pdays.if you vv been outside, you understand why we re under a code red warning.just how hot has it been out there? thhre?chief meteorologist vytas rrid joins us with his first forecast. forecaat. the hallenne to get continues at this hour. but hundreds of people still without power. ann some hhvv &pbeenbyyassing b.g.e.and maryland publicservice commissi. commission.that s the state agencythat regulates utility companies.the p.s.c. has received hundreds of phone calls ande-mails frrmm customers uppet with b.g.e.. but the p.s.c. s chairmansays it s premature tojudge how b.g.e. responded. (nazarian) i understaad the pentleman s frustration, we share it, everybody s shares it, nobody is happy until all the power s back on, but we donnt at this point have the performance one way or another. another. when electricity is finally restored
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brief while. at his press briefing today, wednesday, mayor vince gray said he was unaware of the allegations, but pleased with elerby s performance on the job. we know it is as he is a native washingtonen. he is a dedicated public servant, i m really pleased that he agreed to come and do this. a wholehearted endorsement, even though some firefighters it embarrassed him by turning their backs on him over a schedule change he s promoting. so were the mayor, transition company, dismissed? those allegations to the best of my understanding have not been substantiated. had a public confirmation hearing. because it was a public hearing, there was opportunity for the public to come forward with any allegations. we heard nothing. so what happens now? note, elerby serves as the pleasure of the mayor. according to the mayor spokesman, asking for a personnel is not part of the process. most times, they are hand over. as for chief el elerby, we ll hear what he has to say.
mariesville, indiana, they are shocked. a whole place like that. the national weather service says an ef4 tornado shredded this place, moved on, leveling a 52-mile long path. it s back breaking work, sorting through this rubble, but some are going it alone. stories are emerging, tails of the generosity of complete strangers. i had a guy pull in this morning, we ll do it for free. while they are cutting that, two guys walked up to me, want some water? want us to help you stack this brush? they are leaning on each other and sharing each other s stories of survival. she sad daddy, the roof is coming off the house. he said the phone went dead. that young lady made it out alone and john has put this deadly storm in perspective. i thought he was crying over what he had lost. he said no, john, i still got my family. that was his house right there, the slab. authorities say everyone in mariesville is accounted for. now that the storms moved out, cold winter weather mo