bake the region, violent storms. the work continues to cling up from those thunderstorms that killed at least two people in maryland. the governor went to the maryland emergency management agency to oversee operations. he says the damage to power lines is combining with the high heat. >> watch out for your neighbors. if you have the ability to bring someone into your own home, that would be a very neighborly thing to do. this will likely be an event that will take many days before we are able to restore. probably it will be two to five days before the majority of those without power are restored to power the. >> barack obama called him from

can david to check-in. those are the understandable frustration for much more people. we go to the emergency operations center with the latest. >> pg&e has been getting thousands of calls from frustrated people from the maryland area. they are frustrated because they don't have power. this has been manned for the past 24 hours as workers try to restore power to customers that don't have it. 200,000 customers have been restored, but another 366,000 don't have power. according to the utility, it will be well into next week before everyone has power. >> it actually frightened me and

i was never one of those kids that was afraid of storms. >> once things quieted down, she was not surprised to learn that her home was one of the half million power outages reported by pg&e. >> there are huge wires down. >> just a few blocks away, they tried to stay cool during their power outage. >> it has been really hot and we have been irritated. >> these were a typical sign across the area. they contributed to widespread power outages in the region. >> i would say it was not just a thunderstorm, this was a storm of epic proportions. >> pg&e says it will take a while because they are not the only utility in the region with widespread outages. >> pennsylvania, west virginia, go down to virginia, north

carolina, the district. all utilities are seeing hunters of thousands of customers out of power. in the meantime, they plan to cope with the heat. >> i will go downstairs. >> for a list of places to stay cool and for a list of cooling center in our area, just head to our website. we are live tonight at the operations center. >> another outage that many residents are dealing with, a lack of water. annapolis, the treatment plant is running on generator power. residents are asked to use water only for essential purposes. the restrictions may be in effect until monday. baltimore officials are asking residents to use water wisely so that water tends can refill

because of downed trees, all electric fields to the puppy station have been impacted. >> one of the things we are encouraging everyone to do is to continue conserving through this sea waves. even though our reservoirs are in excellent condition, they are virtually filled. it takes a lot of energy, it takes a lot of work at the pumps to produce massive quantities of water. >> avoid filling up pulls and avoiding power washers. at least two deaths in maryland are blamed on the storm, both by falling trees. >> a tree apparently killed a 71-shulman in her bed. kevin o'brien was pronounced dead at the scene. two passengers were treated for minor injuries. crews are surge in the water 50

nautical miles south of annapolis for one person whose fishing boat capsized early this morning. maryland is just one of several states on the receiving end that the severe storm has impacted. >> the storm hit with little warning and left behind a path of destruction across several states. >> the sky was lit up. >> those ripped up trees, downed power lines from indiana to washington, d.c., and left millions without power. >> this is the largest non hurricane power outage in virginia. >> state of emergency has been declared at least four states as a cruise power to scramble to

restore power. for a second day, 50 million americans are selsweltering. more records were set saturday adding to the 1500 that have been tighter broken this week. in atlanta, an all-time high of 106. the city opened up seven public pools to the community free of charge. >> we know this one to be a challenging weekend for families and seniors in particular. you want to ensure the safety of the seniors. >> back in the mid-atlantic, cleanup has begun as residents claim to hope and the power can soon be restored. >> last night's storm was very rare and not to be expected any time since. >> the odds of this happening again, they are a little bit

more common. as far as what is going to happen. we're not going to duplicate what we had last night. tomorrows map shows that the baltimore raid would be west of us or south of us for brain activity. as far as severe weather is concerned, the slight risk is to our south. we are in an area that to us that thunderstorms and of course any thunderstorm off would do some severe weather. we will bring you the forecast tomorrow. for >> thank you. coming up, continuing coverage of the deadly destruction of those powerful thunderstorms. you're looking right now at the emergency operations center where crews are working around the clock to restore power for everyone. stay with us.

>> more of our coverage of last night's deadly thunderstorms. downed trees and power lines are a common sight across the state.

officials are comparing the massive damage from the storm to hurricane irene. some residents find it hard to believe that it was not a hurricane or a tornado that caused such a mess. >> traffic lights are blinking, trees are entwined with power lines, and places that never seem to close are closed. it is the day after and no one seems to describe the storm that caused this mess. >> it was bad. we did not think anything of it. then, we stuck our heads down and started looking around. >> this is the house now. fortunately, no one was hurt, but there is an enormous amount

of thing of the head. the wooded lot that they fell in love with has a whole different feel with six trees down. >> when i woke up this morning, it was like, wow, what happened. >> wind was gusting up to 60 miles an hour in some areas, but it was not a tornado. nevertheless, debris and the road and slowing down traffic. and generators are coming and they might be coming for some time, according to officials. -- and generators are humming and they might be doing so for some time. >> take all precautions. >> it seems like a normal storm was coming through. then, they started getting heavy downpours and wind. >> nobody better than him to describe it. >> that was the impression that

you got. >> people were so shocked that was something that was not more. >> the outages combined with the hot weather. >> in this heat, it is really hard. >this is another live look at the emergency operations center. we are getting a lot of calls into our newsroom. they're working hard. stay with us. >> right now, the temperature is cooling down. when was the last time you saw [ male announcer ] millions of dollars for new schools and teachers...

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>> close call for a family as this tree uprooted and fell across their backyard. this measure 20-25 feet in diameter and fell away from the house, thank goodness. >> now, your 11 insta-weather forecast. >> the first thing, take a look at the radar right now. a big difference last night.

there are a couple of little thunderstorms down to our south. they have several of these down south to us. they have produced some localized severe weather but not the expensive stuff. notice the rain activity is all down to the south or out to the west. you can almost draw a line there. there is a front they're providing really murky air from slightly more comfortable air. now, i will switch over and one last time for this storm that came through last night. you can see the difference. this is a cluster right here as opposed to this thing. it got started in iowa and cause damage all the way from chicago area right into the mid- atlantic. a huge squall line. a little unusual. it happens, but not this extensive. travel, 800 miles and a full blown storm in the entire direction.

here are the record books for today. what has happened so far today, 94 was the high at the airport. less humid than yesterday. the inner harbor hit 100 degrees. the official reading was short of the record. a 10th of an inch or less around the baltimore area. the wind was the big thing with this storm. temperatures now, 82 in annapolis, 81 and cambridge. the satellite image shows the clouds here. we generally have clear skies overhead. everything was happening in the slightly sticky air south of that front. that boundary, that front will be in the area tomorrow. the hottest, most humid air will be from our area south. from our area north, slightly

more comfortable, ok? we are splitting hairs here. warm and muggy tonight, scattered storms. 95, 99 tomorrow, hot and humid. the west winds, 5-10 knots. the future cast shows the storms developing again tomorrow. kind of scattered the skewed to the south, it looks like. we stay hot into next week. each day has a branch chance right through the fourth of july. it is kind of scattered. >> thank you. and, big news tonight, you say. >> well, we are watching ryan for -- michael phelps and ryan lochte. it was close. we will break it down coming up next in sports.

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>> michael phelps downplayed his 2012 olympic campaign. he is poised to swim for 8 more medals in london. the 200 final, also the son of an orioles great was in the event. only a two-man race down the stretch. lochte and michael phelps neck and neck. who touches first? michael phelps shows that he is ready to shine on the biggest stage. another event on sunday. -- said that he needs to find a

partner to improve. tony jumped into the lineup and he brings a hall of fame resume. he is 41. he can no longer play the field and only has five home runs this year. still -- delight >> -- to lie still -- >> we have seen him in our lineup. we have seen him getting on base. >> he would be active in trying to get walters some pitching. the fifth straight game with a lousy start. a solo shot. this gives the indians a 2- nothing lead. chris davis getting out of his slump. a three run shot. that will get out to utah

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watched some playoff games and world series. >> be high school game, taylor stole the show. she was the ndp -- mvp. ryan will play for hopkins next year. he spins back, locks, fires. a third round at the at&t national contest without fans. they were not allowed after the course was ravaged. this would not deter tiger woods, the returning coast. tiger at 6, one stop and into the shaded goes. the tigers shot 67. he was one behind young.

here is a man who only has $87,000 in earnings this year. he potentially could have a career change in record. stick around tomorrow. >> spectators can come tomorrow, right? >> yes. >> it looks like big crowds tomorrow. thank you. we'll get another check of the we'll get another check of the forecast when we co

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>> let's hope that this will not happen anytime soon. >> we are backing off a little

bit from the extreme heat and humidity. 97 tomorrow. humidity not as crazy as it was on friday. there is a 20% chance for some thunderstorm activity. a higher chance south of us. it just something isolated. tuesday, wednesday, a cold front approaching. it will stay kind of warm and humid. >> ok. thank you. thank you for joining us. we will see you tomorrow at 5 with the very latest on the power outages. . ♪ live from oakland university in rochester, michigan, it's the cnbc republican debate. [ applause ] >> good evening. and welcome to the cnbc republican debate. i'm maria bartiromo.