you will have to bring it over and we will taste test. we will see about that. we will see about that. in the home for the holiday a gallery in the area he specializes in variety of different types of painting and what we are seeing are city scapes in baltimore. hang around for that. he is a big dog lover, which obviously is something we both love. and he s got great paintings and we will show you different dogs that he knows. that s coming up this morning. and then of course, we will do a little laughing. yeah. mark will be in from a local comedy house and he will tell us about how they have got great things for the holiday. and also it s friday. our pet of the week with maryland spca, lincoln is the star of the show. aileen i love the dog but i do. he s got a great personality. isn t he funny. they all have great personalities. he is cracking mark up. that s hard to do because if he knows one thing it s funny. we will introduce you to lincoln in a bit. t
wintry mix. we ll have all those details coming up rosie. a warning tonight as we cope with bitter cold temperatures out there. three people have died from hypothermia related illnesses since october. if you have to spend any time outside you need to be aware of the signs. uncontrollable shivering cold pale skin numbness slurred speech bluish and puffy skin. the maryland department of health and mental hygiene are asking you to check on any neighbors that may be in danger. dozens of children and teachers were rushed to the hospital after what they are calling carbon monoxide poisoning. lamont williams picks up the store from there. reporter: baltimore city fire units were called to the pleasant view garden daycare center in the 1100 block of east fayette street not for a fire but something just as deadly a possible carbon monoxide leak. once the fire department units arrived on the scene they were met by the 36 students 12 teach terms. they determined levels to be 68
now, it s complete coverage. it s wjz maryland s news station. good morning and welcome to eyewitness news this saturday. i am gigi barnett. i am tim william. it s comfortable morning out there. good morning to you. morning. we are looking for a warm day today. today and tomorrow, summer like although summer is two weeks away. a little less than two weeks away. hazy out there and a little humidity in the air. dew points are high and you will feel that today and as the temperatures heat up, you will feel it. heat indexes will be in the mid-90s today all though the actual temperature will be closer to about 90. so your forecast looks like this. coming up with temperatures around 70 in parts of the area. mid-70s in others. daytime high close to 90 overnight lows back down around 70. we will have the complete with up dated first warning forecast and talk about the thunderstorm potential you know, popup thunderstorms you talked about in a few moments. popup storms. y
from city to the counties to, your neighborhood. now, it s complete coverage. it s wjz, maryland s news station. collapse. a dramatic rescue in south baltimore after a roof caves in, trapping a man inside. as soon as he started talking to us and we started to commune wait with him, we knew it was a rescue, and not a recovery. that got our spirits up. tonight, hear from the firefight horse pulled the map from the rubble hello, everybody afternoon i m denise koch. and i m vince carter here is what people are talking about. the roof of a rowhome collapsed trapping a man. kelly spoke with firefighters who pulled the man to safety. reporter: people tell me it was a dramatic scene for several hours and they had to tend to a building collapse like this before but not with a survivor who needd to be pulled out from under the rubble. two men working on this house renovation got caught in a construction catastrophe. we have a collapse. one of the workers was successfu
spend how much you spend on electricity or natural gas? the new smart grid initiative will give consumers more control over how they use their utilities. they have have the information to reduce their load and their bills. reporter: if approved by the public services commission early next year bge will begin installing more than 200 smart electric and gas meters in homes and businesses. they will allow for two-way communications between consumers and bge. the company will let consumers know when peak demand is expected and give them a choice on when to cut back on power. when you cut back and put more power back into the grid bge can sell that surplus on the open market and give rebates back to consumers. the pilot program saves consume saved consumers cash during peak days last year. we sent mail to customers letting them know the following day they would have the opportunity to earn credits on their bill. customers took advantage of it and loved it. the average saving