compliance officer at the company. bernie is served a sentence for masterminding that fraud. parts of the country are baking this weekend. we ve seen record high temperatures from coast-to-coast. that means triple digit temperatures. people are scrambling to find ways to stay cool. trying to stay cool is a little harder when you don t have electricity. that is the case for more than 3 million people in these nine states. take a look, strong thunderstorms and high winds caused the widespread outages. cnn s athena jones in rockville, maryland this morning. athena, any hope that the power will be on there soon? well, you know, utility companies here say they are still out assessing the damage and they won t be able to get really good estimates when all the power will be back on for sometime. you can see behind me evidence the strong winds came through knocking out the power here. in montgomery county more than 200,000 customers are without power. in some cases it s a block t
an abc news exclusive. these two boaters lost at sea with nothing but a tiny life raft for ten days. happy to be alive. their amazing survival story. good morning, everybody. how happy am i to welcome back paula faris, who anchors our overnight news program. and is for the vacationing bianna golodryga this morning. i m borderlined shock, yet thankful you ask me back. you re always invited back. i left my apartment at 4:45 this morning. it s soupy out there. crazy. it s not almost whether or not you re going to be in triple digits. but how deep it s going to get across the country. we have a lot to get to this morning, including a new twist to a mystery we ve been telling you about on gma. a missing miami millionaire, believed to be lost at sea. but could he have staged his own death? perhaps to keep his wife from gaining control of his $100 million fortune. her lawyer has brand-new gps evidence that he says proves it. his mother insists he is dead, however.
raft for nine days. it was terrifying. happy to be alive. their amazing survival story. good morning, everybody. how happy am i to welcome back paula faris, who anchors our overnight news program? and is for the vacationing bianna golodryga this morning. you know, i m always borderlined shocked, yet thankful, that you ask me back. you re always invited back. i left my apartment at 4:45 this morning. it s soupy out there. it s crazy, this heat. it s almost whether or not you re going to be in triple digits. but how deep it s going to get across the country. we have a lot to get to this morning, including a new twist to a mystery we ve been telling you about on gma. a missing miami millionaire, believed to be lost at sea. but could he have staged his own death? perhaps to keep his wife from gaining control of his $100 million fortune. her lawyer has brand-new gps evidence that he says proves it. his mother insists he is dead, however. also coming up this m
this is fox 5 news at 10:00. we begin with the changing weather outside. up first a record breaking day, the hottest day ever for the month of june and tonight we re watching a line of severe storms moving across the region. this same system caused some major damage in the midwest. thanks for joining us tonight. i m shawn yancy. i m maureen umeh. we want to show you how strong some of these storms are. the same line hit indiana earlier today with wind up to 80 miles per hour. the rain and high wind knocked down trees and power lines before moving towards the east. fox 5 s gary mcgrady is tracking these storms from the weather center for us tonight. this whole complex that s been moving out of ohio also moved through indiana, we have history of this producing winds in excess of 70, 75 miles per hour and there has been a lot of damage, mainly wind damage along the storm s path. we re taking it very seriously tonight. we go to radar to show you what s happening out there
focus. and later you can t throw a generation of kids away. an icon speaking out on some alarming statistics. we ll tell you what has the grammy winner so fired up. good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye. it s 8:00 on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. out west. thanks for waking up with us. we start in colorado where firefighters are hoping for a little help from mother nature. the waldo canyon fire has destroyed nearly 350 homes so far and thousands more are threatened. firefighters have been working around the clock to protect those homes. we ll have a live report later this hour. moving to egypt now, an historic day for people there. last hour mohamed morsi was sworn in as the new president. during the inauguration he offered a salute to the people of egypt and promised to promote unity. back in the u.s., newly released e-mails showed penn state knew they had a problem with jerry sandusky long before he was ever charged with a crime. concerns date back to an incident in