republican gessler wants to make sure colorado continues what florida started on tuesday he sent a letter to the department of homeland security asking that they help verify the status of five thousand registered voters as part of colorado's voter purge and just like in florida gessler says he's going to sue the v.h.s. if they refuse to help colorado has a large population of latinos and they're the ones largely being targeted by that state's voter purge because they tend to vote democratic just like in florida republicans in colorado are trying to rig the election for mitt romney by preventing democrats in voting and back is very very. here were republicans on wednesday voting to repeal or weaken obamacare for the thirty third time thirty three zones they tried to kill obamacare now and unfortunately for them the first time was not the charm charm nor was the third time the charm nor the thirty third time the charm despite all their efforts obamacare is still law but republicans do have something to show for all this bluster and all these votes and that is a fifty million dollars bill a

friday night lights are in need of repair at several high schools--paul gessler tells us why thieves are to blame for the fields going dark. there's no offseason in copper theft.the anne arundel county school district says áfive of its schools have had 20 thousand dollars in damage... after copper wiring was stolen this month. three high schools: north county, old mill and broadneck highs...had copper stolen from stadium lighting.portable classrooms at two elementary schools were also hit.these thefts date back to july 7th. maneka monk, anne arundel county schools: "they come late at night when there's no visibility and stealing from public facilities."bill jacobs, annapolis: "they're stealing from all of uss whether it's stealing from the kids or stealing from the parents who pay for their kids to go to school, maybe it's a sign of the times." all of the thefts are believed to have happened overnight... and are as recent as this past weekend.police do have some surveillance video, but could not release it.paul gessler, fox45 news at 5:30. angry... residents... who... were overcharge

paul gessler, fox45 news at 5:30. governor o'malley isstill trying to round upsupport for a bill toexpand gambling. but the washington-based "taxpayers protectionalliance" is taking to the airwaves...urging state lawmakers to boycotta planned special session on the issue. the ad says the state should not enact tax breaksfor casino owners...afterlawmakers recently approvedan increase pn income taxes.but governor o'malleysays it's in the best interestfor all lawmakers to attenda special session. (governor) "even those delegates who make a habit of voting against any fee or any tax ever i would think would find this an attractive measure that they could support,that would take pressure of that need to close revenue gaps." gaps."aides to the governor say he's expected to unveil details of a gambling bill by the end of the week. the emergency stairs at the hilton hotel in downtown baltimore were ccowded this afternoon... not because of an emergency... but due to a fundraiser. as kathleen cairns reports... hundreds of peopl

in anne arundel county, paul gessler, fox45 news late edition.olice do have some surveillance video, but did not release it. 3 one gunman... could... be responsible... for... 4... armed robberies... catonsville area.../ e tonight.... police... warn customers... to... be... on... full alert. the... latest robbery... happened ... att.. the... m-&t... bank... at the ingle-side shopping center,.../ police... say... there... have been... 4 armed robberies... at... atms... in... the catonsville area.../. in... all... cases,.../ the... armed gunman ...wore a mask..../ it... happened... on weekends../. late... at night. (pernell mcfadden)"the most sensible thing is just to give it to em.. i wouldnt like to be robbed at gun point"( timothy kuchar)"do you think that some of that might have to do with the economy.. when the economy gets tougher people have less money and theyre willing to.. theyre hung" hungrier" police say... no one... has been hurt.../ but... police... fear... the gunman's becoming bolder... and... his actions... may escalate. the... balt

reporting live off monument street, paul gessler, fox45 news at five. everything... is back to normal tonight after.. .a... gas leak in locust point. b-g-e... fixed... the rupture... near... hull and how--bert streets.../ after a contractor ...broke the gas main...//. for... safety reasons ... the area... was evacuated yesterday... but residents... were allowed ...to return ... a.. few hours later. how are the roads looking tonig? tonight?carrie peirce has our traffic edge report. report.mapmdot- 695 bel air mmot- 695 wilkensmdotéap the... 20--12 ...annual report ... &p on... terrorism is release. released.there were more than 10- thousand terrorist attacks worldwide... what part al qaeda played in those... coming up later. 3 a flash mob that ends with a robbery...how the store owner is using his own form of social media to fight back. how much is your parking space worth?how a couple of guys in baltimore... are... turning that piece of concrete... into... some green. 3 a chicago clothing store owner is using social media to fight back... after a flash mob walked in.

arrest.paul gessler is streaming live from outside the man's towson apartment with the way police ended up finding him.paul? police found ricky bostic here, along towsontown boulevard last thursday.he lives here at lambeth house. they say he forced his way into an apartment on versailles circle, which just so happens to be a neighboring apartment building. police say bostic tried breaking into a woman's apartment: with her inside watching t-v.they found him on the way back to his place: with stolen credit cards in connection to a break-in in the same building.he was arrested-- and was connected through d-n-a evidence... to a sexual assault back in may. kricket hicks, towson: 23.26 "and, this happened in may. and, here, it's almost the end of july, so wwat was he doing in that interim? i mean, that's scary. he's walking around trying to find another place to get into." bostic lived in a first floor apartment behind me.he's now at baltimore county detention center.that sexual assault was on york road here in towson was exactly two months ago today.live in towson, paul gessler, fox45 news

paul gessler, foxx5 news aa tee. 3&and here's a look at here things stand.at ur last check.... there are ssill more than 70- thousand customers n baltimore city without power. more than 72- housand in baltimore coonty... and more than 49- thousand innannee restored power to more than 365- thousand of iis custooers pince friday niggt. anddjoining us riiht now on the ppone... is b-g-- spokesman, rob gould.i know it's een an incredibly usy couple of days for you.and peoole still wiihout powee what's the bottom line.... when everyone ssould have 3 their power back? is here any help thht ou're providing to you custtmers? still, what are your worst areas? rob gould, from bge, thanks forrjoining us tonight. 3 3 p3 even though school's out... tte weather s still cauuing schhols.422baltimore county y ppbliccschool buildings are withhut power and will be closed on monday.many schools, offices, pprkinggaad alking &pfallen tteee and other debris prom friday'' storm.staff memmers should get principals about where to report for workktomorrowwanne activities..or a complete list of school clos

.//.paul gessler... reports ... what... they found... leaves ...some neighbors ...ching their heads. heads. if not for a manmade trench behind linda gillis' kent island house,(nats walking)she may not have had a house to come home to. to. "it got within 75-80 feet of the house.. and that's way to close!"rewind to june, firefighters converge on the eastern shore.. shore.. "it was coming our way and we had to leave."a brush fire fought by ground--(nats)and, by air.(sot from june)dozens ev. evacuated. "then, i kinda figured, it was probably more than just a little brush fire and it turned out to be that it was." seven- alarms,50 acres burned. burned. "it was obvious they had been soaking everything down."no one was hurt.no homes damaged. the story doesn't end here, though.more than just legal leaves burned. burned. "had no idea..."firefighters discovered an illegal marijuana crop in the woods road. "on this island, it's pretty shocking, because you don't figure things like that happening here, but then again, it is wooded, and there are no roads back there. i guess if

with connor's influence just beginning to take off.in gambrills, paul gessler, fox45 news at 10.ueen anne's county introduced 'connor's law" last week. connor's mom has a meeting with montgomery county this week.the boy is being kept overnight in the hospital for observation but is expected to be released tomorrow. she may only be 12-years-old... but she has already done more for others than many have done in a lifetime. and thanks to a recently awarded scholarship.... she's now able to help others even more. áariana wallá is from catonsville. and she is this years ákohl's cares scholarship recipientá....it's a program that honors youth volunteers. with the help of her sister... ariana founded a program to raise money for children born with cleft palates. she also sold bracelets and made quilts for premature babies. ariana says helping others is what she loves to do. "we were like helping others because they don't have someone to care for them as much as we do." ariana's parents says it was hard for them to decide which daughter they were going to nominate for the award...since b

in randallstown, paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. the american red cross and the apartment's management company are working with tenants on new places to stay. police are still investigating a shooting that left one man dead in northwest baltimore. police responded to the call of a suspicious man standinn putside a 7-eleven on belvedere avenue early st yesterday morning..when police ran nd officers chased him. peached n his pocket for a -3 semi-automatic handgun... that's when the police officer shot the man.the suspect later died at sinai hospitall police say they'll have more details on this shooting tomorrow. police in baltimore countyyare also investigating police pnvolved shooting that left another man dead. it happened before midnight reisterstown. pplice were serving a warrant in an attempted murder caae .... when they found three people insiie the home. police say that'sswhen 488year-old ronald cox came chargiin at them with a sword...ffrcing officees to ppen firr.cox was pronounced dead at the scene. this is tte second pplic

in north baltimore, paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. we reached out to management of the public housing facility, but they haven't replied to our messages. a 21-year-old man is in critical condition tonight after being shot multiple times in the face and body early saturday morning in northwest baltimore. it happened around 3 a-m near west belvedere and florence avenue. anyone with information should call police. it's been a year. but police still have no suspects in the shooting death of a 20-year- old man in northeast baltimore. william daughtry was last seen skateboarding to a friends house....when someone in a car pulled up behind him and shot him in the neck. daughtry's mom says her son was an honor student and this is something that should not have happened. "with the type of kid he was you know it should have never happened and i would hate to see this happened to another kid that really wants to ttats doing the right thing you know thats striving to reach a goal." goal."daughtry had just taken the test to become a baltimore city

paul gessler, fox45 newssat ten. charge of running a commercial business in a state park issa misdemeanor... and comes with a 105- dollar fine. gary says he plans on continuing his tubbng busiiess 3 a baby n the aggage.why two parents tried to smuggle their own child on board an airplane. scceamiig natsdrops outtof ride ride a life oo death decision endsswith a girl plummeting more than 30 feet sky ride.sand. why she -3 3 ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] everyone likes a bit of order in their life. virtual wallet helps you get it. keep track of spending, move money with a slide, and use the calendar. all to see your money how you want. ♪ ♪ [ ping! ] [ ping! ping! ] that's why i use new tampax radiant. it helps keep my period invisible, combining tampax's best-ever leak protection with a revolutionary resealable wrapper so all they'll see is me. [ ping! ] ♪ hi. totally new, awesomely-invisible tampax radiant. check out the whole radiant collection. an egyptian couple is ccarged ith child endangermenttafteertrying to security

today.itts only wortthwhile for him about five weekends out of the year-- iicluding last weekend, when gessler, fox45 news at 5:30. tonight?brandi proctorr has nig? our traffic edge report. report. mapbelairfiber295map895 thousands of thousands of people ouu there still trying to recover from the storm from more than a weee ago.we'll talk with a representative of the maryland insurance administration on whht to do if your home was damaged by ttees or limbs from someone elses property. --fighting ats--- nats--- a politican behaaing badly.the shocking thhng a lawmaker did on live tv... and the issue that set him off. "and i thought, 'oh great, there's a little boy who's hh's playing." 3 but he wasn't joking around... why a 5-year-old callld 911... and what he said that made dispatchees ake hhm serioosly. 3 --adblib weather tz-- 3 chances are, you're not made of money, so don't overpay for motorcycle insurance. geico, see how much you could save. romance happens. confidence happens. ♪ when skin meets goddess, anything can happen. introducing venus & olay, a match made in skin heaven. olay moistur

increased.paul gessler is streaming live from north baltimore to tell us how people are dealing withr ride. paul-- people i spoke with today saw this coming...just last month, gas was 10 cents cheaper, saving most people a couple bucks a fill-up.we're live on 41st street, where the price of a gallon of regular unleaded is 3.45 at the royal farms behind me. me.that's a few cents less than the maryland average of 3.47.a year ago, it was 3.70 a gallon.it has some people using websites and social networking to find the cheapest gas. mike delahoz, baltimore: "it's pretty annoying. i had to look up online what the cheapest price is in this area to pay." junior bryant, alabama: "wish i could put some water (in here) or something. gas is just ridiculous."larrice harris, baltimore: "putting $25 in right now and putting more in tomorrow, just trying to space it out. i can't give them all my money all at once." once."at stations up and down york road, just a couple miles away from here...we found prices in the 3-30 range.. analysts at triple a believe the prices will not go down anytime soon, a

paul gessler, fox45 newssat ten. those emergency shellers remain open tonight on the lane and the 1440 block of ring eest federal street. and power outages aren't ttee only problem in the state... the áheatá wave is being blamed foo at leass 3 deaths iiclude all men... one from montgomery county... one from wicomico county... and one from baltimooe city.health ooficials remind residentt thaa hot conditionn can lead exhaustion.ke and hhat - the storr is also being blamed for a major shortage in bllod donations.... ppwer outages &f several blood drives acrrss tte region... tte nation's blood supply has reached emeegency levels with 50,000 &pin june. ind out how to donate online t foxbaltimore dot com slass newssinks. 3even international companies help out here. they can to road in towson was withoot - power... unttl early monday morningtoday, the story gave away more than 4-thousand gallons of water. 47: 13 iq: sure its very nice thatt q: and it's very warm warmsome people in parkville are still without &them went in j

tonight, paul gessler reports friends and coaches remember him for his taleet in the pool...his charactee outside of it. it. greenspring avenue issfull of twists...(nats: tire on pavement)and turns.(nats: traffic)adddhigh speeds monday night-- and this is the result. fiiefiggters cutting innooalec cosgarea's ford focus. cosgarea, a talented teenaggd swimmer, died at the hossital. hospital. "he was an absolute pleaaure to coach. i'm gonna miis him." erik possgay is alec's swim coah ccach "his compeeitive spirit is gonnaabe missed the most."the incoming high school seeior was a tallnted swimmer... he hoped to qqalify foo junior nat. nationnls. "you can't replace an alec cosgarraa..because of all the brought. he was more than just his enthusiasm day in and day o" out." besides thh family here at the northhbaltimore aquatic club, aaec leaves behind two parents who each swam at the division-1 level, an oller brother drew, who is on the stanford universitt swwm team, and a younger brother will, &pcllss of 2014 at mcdonogh sch" school.""he hoped to be better cosgareas are definitely

in baltimore, paul gesslr gessler "this is ccazy."fox 45 news at ten.venue was reopened by early afteenoon. the uspect's name has not been released yet. a 12 year old prince george's county boy has been charged with murder, in theebeating death of a 2 year old.tte boy's ffther called 911 tuesdaa night after finding the toddler unresponsive. police say the ittle girl was a foster child living with he 12 year old's family. 3 " a 12 yr old haa beaten the child repeatedly, detectives developed probable cause, at this point, he's being charged change"the last time a ll - ppeteen was charged with counny was 2006. a fireeissunder investigation just before 11:30, last night on roberts street.when crews got here... they ound heavy smoke coming from the vacant home.the ffamessspread to two other homee...,áoneááwas occupied.two fireeighters were hurt. but re expected to be okay. 20:38:46:04- 20:38:56:29 currently the fire is under control at this point.. however.. the cause of the fire is under investigation at this time. time.truck ten responded to the fire... wh

//paul gessler... talked to... local business owners... today....ers didn't get there on their own. some local business owners say the president is out of touch. touch. for four and a half years, the sounds of sewing echo these walls.allison tran, embroidme: 33.53 "anything you can put a logo on: pens, mugs, plants, just about anything."allison tran is the owner of embroidme. she sacrificed to keep the doors open.allison tran, embroidme: 35.44 "we refinanced our house and cashed out money for that. we took out a second mortgage. we applied for credit cards."wide lester miller, miller printing press: 49.52 "i've been in business for 50 years."she and minutemen press owner lester miller take issue with president obama's friday speech in virginia.mister obama told supporters small business owners didn't reach success on their own.(obama speech)med lester miller, miller printing press: 51.18 med lester miller, miller med lester miller, miller 3 printing press: 51.18 "for the president to say that i think shows a little bit of lack of understanding for w

paul gessler waded through tte waters of an open hydrann today-- where many kidd found an escape from the heat.paul? the annual tradition at the end of the roland park parade is to open the fire hoses for out parentt were just as relieved. 3&that's because mmny people in the areaaare still without powerr- for the fiftt straight &pcrowds this morning for an were told they could be without power throughhthe weekend. tom inglesby: 1.21..8 "" mean, if it's still off byythe end hhliday's over, we're gonna be we're gonna cclebratt."naaia: 1135.55 "the fun part was &prunninn through the water. that was he fun partt" meanwhile, there are still xx those crews don't get the r..- holiday oof.they were out in full force again today.in the &pnnws at five. after days without power .... ice is a hoo commodity. the city passed out free bags oo fallsttaf oad and park of heights avenue.residents waitiig for lectricity... have been forced to throw ouu everything in theii freezers... and on a day like today.... the ice was aawelcome "iq: even though we dont have appreccate ittright now." ice has een hard

paul gessler, fox45 news at 5:30. 3 first on fox... nearly 70 passengers on a megabus headed to baltimore find themselves stranded in new jersey after the driver reffses to bring them any further. further. here are some pictures sent to us of the incident. you can see everyone is off the bus. this night of hell started after passengers say one of them asked the driver if the air conditioning was working. passengers say at that point the driver pulled over and slammed on the brakes. that jolt was enough to cause one woman to end up in the 17:52 she was going down 95 and she was like ruur and it's a double decker....butt bite 23:14 eveyone is confused everybody is worried some people are scared scared 3 3 passengers were on their way home from new york city. managers with megabus say they are looking into the matter but maintain their driver did everything by the book. a... meeting... at the governor's mansion... involving... the state's ...top three lawmakers ... produces ...little progress ... on... whether to call... a special se/ ses

the arrrest of a burglary suspect leads to charges in a separate sexual assault.paul gessler tells us how police made the important connection between two criminal cases. cases. towson streets are where baltimore county police arrested ricky bostic.he's suspected in a sexual assault on york road in may. may. "and, this happened in may. and, here, it's almost the end of july, so what was he doing in that interim? i mean, that's scary. he's walking around trying to find another place to get into."the arrest was made last week, in front of bostic's lambeth house apartment complex. at that time.. he was only suspected in two burglaries. burglaries. "i meen, that is..that is scary.."in those two burglaries... women were home at the time... but they weren't assaulted. assaulted. "a woman and her child were sleeping on a bed next to a bedstand where the purse was taken from."neighbors did not suspect bostic could be dangero. dangerous. "well, no one really knew. it was kinda private. one neighbor would ask another neighbor, 'did you know what was going on?' " d-n-a matched bostic to the sexu

gabriel.those two are cousins...and their friend, 6- year- old yamoude dona.reportiig in the studio, paul gessler, fox45 news at five. &pthere's a new plea ttconserve water throughoutthe baltimore area. that word from city public works officials...who main. thee're trying to avoidwhat happened nearlythree years ago in dundalk...when a huge water mainbreak caused seriousdamage. public works officials...have disovered possibledamage...in anothhr attr main in southwest baltimore. that's why they're takingprecautions. (foxx) "please refrain from outside watering, car washing, powwr washing or pool topping until after sunset or during the early morning hours." houus."some resiients could experieece low waterpressure this week. repairs are eepected tobegin later this week. &pthe power may have een restored but cleaning up from &pthe big june 29th storm will &ptake months.. the biigest challenge now is fallen tress press melinda roeder live in notherst where...crews frrm private ttee services are hard at work. 3 3 it was just yesterday that bge announced that power has been restored to all those who los

up.there is some heat relief in sight tomorrow and friday, but, with that, comes the threat of rain.paul gesslerx45 news at five. the... maryland... public service commission... promotes .../ mer--win... sands... to... the position... of... executive director...//. sands ... served... the p-s-c... for eight yeaas.../ most... recently... as... director... of the telecommunications... , gas, aad water division.../.in ... his... new position... the... and... coordinate... with staff counsel.../ in cases... before the commission.../// that brings us to our question of the day.do you think the maryland public service commission is working in your best interest? go... to... fox- baltimore dot com .../ tell us... what you think.../. sound... off... thru... facebook.../. send... us... a tweet.. at foxbaltimore.../. text... your answer to ...45-203..../ enter... fox45a for yes.. / ffx45b for no. the... maryland... dream act ... is... getting ...new support... from leaders ... in... education and reeigion. religionn the... measure... is now being backed... by... freeman ... hra--bowksi... the... president

.//.paul gessler joins us to explain what put his patience over- the- top.ralph jaffe was without power for nearly seven days after last month's storm.he says b-g- &e's customer service is 'disgraceful.' jaffe lives in pikesville.it was one of the hardest hit

thin.paul gessler joins us live from a section of nortt baltimore going on 71 hours without electricity.paul this tree came craahing down into the front yarr of the home here on cedarcroft road.as far as the homeowner knows, the home is not damaged.she is, like many still in this neighborhood, though, without power. this neighborhood is just too the east of york road in north baltimore.many people tell us they are coping with thh heat by sleeping in theirrbasements with candles and flashliihts. the homeowner here tells us she's wwiting to hear from them and the tility company "somebody has to be last, i'll put it that way. if it's me, that's the way it ii, but i certainly would have likeddto seee a quicker response." response.""yeah. it's very frustrating. bbcause, we're living in limbo. we just don't know from one day to the next because therees no activity." reporter describes what it is cues photographer to show daakness.reporting from show darkness. reporting from dark north news late eeition.ssler, fox45 b-g-e has restored power to mor

gessler reports ... what... the man... is...king.../ seeking.../ for thousands of b-g-&e customers, hours turned to days- days-- "about six hours short of seven days. it's unconscionable. nobody should have to suffer like that." ralph jaffe was in the dark at his pikesville home after june's powerful storm. storm. "people are losing their lives over this. this is not an inconvenience. this is a matter of life and death."last week, jaffe filed a lawsuit in circuit court against baltimore gas & electric. electric. "the way i see it is this lawsuit is the answer to this p" problem." "jaffe and his neighbor, not unlike a lot of people who needed to clean up loose limbs and downed trees from their back yards. the tree service charged them 2,000 dollars to remove it. that's only a fraction of what jaffe is seeking in court." court." "one billion dollars! that's compensatory and punitive damages." damages." "at the end of the day, we know we're impacting lives, and many of our employees were without power for the entire duration as wel

eighborhhods all across the city are getting power restored, some quicker than others.paul gessler is live in now without power.paul? - this tree came crashing down into the front yard of the home here onncedarcroft road.as far as the hooeowner knows, the like mmny still in this is, neighborhood, still in this neighborhood, though, wwthout this neiggborhood ii just to the easttof yyrk road in north baltimore.the homeowner ttlls uss company for a timetable.ility "somebbdy has to be last, i'll put it that waa. if it's me, that's the waa it is, but i certainll would haae liked to seen a quicker eepoose." response.""yeah. it's very frustrating. because, we''e living in limbo. we just don't know from one day to the next 3 area?>still out in the we have beenn etting hundreds of ictures from our fox45 viewers ... when news happens.....see it, shoot ii, and send

this is an interview during fox 45 reporter paul gessler's story at the ripken experience.... the background we'vee spot shadowed for you.the 2nd baseman... not even 20 feet away from first... windd up... and drills his first baseman.. good news... he's okay.... it was a softer baseball... and thh poor little guy eventually poos up. that's all for sports unlimited.thanks for watching, i'm morgan adsit.watch fox45 morning news tomorrow -- starting at 5-am.

can't wait"but, life goes on onn baltimore, paul gessler, fox45 news at ten. 3&bridget says she has ay name picked out... "luka" .and for a middle name.ed 'derecho' - no derechos tonight but we id see storm clouds earlier and the humidity is still with us. ps.chief meteorologist vytas peid has mooe in his first forecast. police need your shoo and killed a man early this morning in parkville. police respooded to calls ffr ssots fired near darlington drive and oakleigh road around 2--a-m. ffom gunshot wounds...he was pronounced dead at the scene. theevictim has not been identified and olice are still innestigatiig. tonightt.. authooities continue to innestigate a fire anne arundel county woman.ttis &pviewers... lorien hiteshew.th fire department says flames broke out arounn 10 this millersville home on newport aaenue in the "arundel on the but have not yet confirmed her identtty. one of the baltimooe city fire companies that was supposed to close... will stay open just a little bit longer.this is video of truck 10 at a fire on roberts street in west the president of the firefighters uni

this is an interview during fox 45 reporter paul gessler's story at the ripken experience.... the background we'vee spot shadowed for you.the 2nd baseman... not even 20 feet away from first... windd up... and drills his first baseman.. good news... he's okay.... it was a softer baseball... and thh poor little guy eventually poos up. that's all for sports unlimited.thanks for watching, i'm morgan adsit.watch fox45 morning news tomorrow -- starting at 5-am.goodnight. goodnight. man: there's a cattle guard, take a right. do you have any idea where you're going ? wherever the wind takes me. this is so off course. nature can surprise you sometimes... next time, you drive. next time, signal your turn. ...that's why we got a subaru. love wherever the road takes you. the new santa fe steak melts. [ male announcer ] now at your neighborhood subway: get extra grande flavor with the santa fe steak & bacon melt. juicy steak, crispy bacon, and melted cheese with creamy santa fe caesar. or try adding egg for a santa fe steak, bacon & egg melt -- a favorito for breakfast but muy bueno any ti

aa teammate taken oo soon.in north baltimore, ppul gessler, alecccomes from a swimming family.each of his paaents leeel. 17 people... maasive... apartment fire... ii... montgomery &pcounty... flames... shot... thru... the roof... off this apartment buulding... in... burtonsville..// it... started... around... 7--0 friday morning. and... took... more than a hundred firefighters... to... put it out.../. investtgators...believee eeectrical switch... cooll be to blame. baltimore... ffrefighters... may soon followw.. new rulls.../ on .... what... they can .. ...online. the... fire ...newwguidelines... in... response tt recent possings... online....// officialss.. are... concerned... some oo tte poots, ... have been... inappropriate... or include... inaccurate informmtiin..../ but ... their members... - may... beegetting burned ...for prrctiiing... freedom of sppech. 31344i can unnerstand certain youucannoo say certain things but when you're off ddty on your own time, i'mma little the union... and its plan to meee witt thee 3 over... proposed guidelines... 3 p efore they become final. 3&pol

combined with today's heat......seemed to make aaternoon ccokouts even otter.fox45's paul gessler hows us how some peoole celebrated he fourth: innthe dark-- and in the heet. &p "the parade and he firework pre catonsville's day in the sun."no fiiewwrks in the shortle's froot ard. yard. "hi there, phil!"the fire, literaaly, doeen't work. work. "we're nottgetting gaa... the tank is full."grilllproblems are pedestrian by this year's hooiday standards. standards. ""nn, i was without ppwer forr on)alas, reeief attthe end of the roland park paraae. paradd. "it's small ttwn america at its best." pest." "it's antastic. beautiful ddy!"a part of north baltimore hit hard... hard... house. it'' brutal."huse in our- brutal." "it's like camping n your wn houue. (laughter) i'm hoping t comes on soon." soon."""he fourth of julyy" jull fourth: thh fifth day withhut power for many. "not ideall but there you go. in ife." pife." "the fun part was running ttrough the waaer. thaa was the ffn paat." (sppashing, playing)whennlife make fun. power was recently restorrd to the shortle's catonsville home. home. 3

reporting from the studio, paul gessler,,fox45 news at ten.people urn to gasooine- powered generators to keep &pppwer goes out. but there are &pssrious dangers that ome withhthem. them. the citt fire epartment generators are at least 20 filtering inssde.umes from insidd.and if you thinn you''v been exposed to high levelssof carbon moooxide fumes call 991-1 iimediately and open all doors and windows of your home. food safety is another issue that comes into play during extendeddpower ouuages.thh food and drug administration sayy the temperature in he refrigerator and freezerrmmst be 40 degrees or lower to assure the food s safe. safe.but yyu shoold hrow out food such as meat, poultry, pilk and eggs if they have been stored in a refrrgrigerator or ffeezerrat a temperature áábovee 40 degrees for more than two with thousands of people only one quession that matters to b-g-- customers.. and that's when will the power be restored?we just heard from b-g-e that it could beethe nd good enough for govvrnor daniels haa that sttry. p3 at tth maryland emer

gessler... took a ride... up 95.../ to.. .check... how... the kids... t... camp... were beating.. the heat. heat. 3 3 at the ripken baseball expeeience summer camp,coach ryan isn't throwing the heat. heat. but, he's definitely throwing in it.ryan heller, ripken experience coach: 1.30.58 i doo't mind the heat, so it can be as hot as it wants out here today."paaents brave out the heat alongside the campers.nat diane leinenbach: "hustle up. get some water."al hayden: "probably 90-92 something like that."90 degrees and rising on the steaming field turf.kid: "it's really hot. it's 103 degr" degrees!" kid: "like 103 degrees..." reporter: "how do you knowwthat?" (kid shruus shoulders)diane leinenbach: "i can't believe how hot it ii."hari lymon, father: "doesn't matter what temperature it is, what room offthe house he's in, he's playing aseball somewhere somehow."down the rood in baltimore, a code red heat advisory is issued.diane leinenbach: "at schhol it means you have to lock all the doors and act like nobody's aberdeen...gavin: "103 degrees!" eporterr "ddes it m

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gessler, cleaa the debrii from the june - virginia will have to start ove.ver.more severe weather ast nnght... in fredericksburg. yyu can see the desttrction pooerful winds caused to several buildings.the roof was torn off one building where a proup of cceerleaders was practicing. 3p23-27"we were scarrd and &ppraying to god...and (ccvere again with video) hooing we weren't going toodie." die." 0-47"we weren't that closs from it hitting us...we had juut stepped foot in there and (covered aggin with video) e sawwit just cave in on us." us."the wind allo peeled a roof off a strip mall. the big jjb of árestoring powerá to victims of the junee 29th sttrm in maryland ii now d. done.b-g-e finalll finished days aftee the storm.and the utility says its oo arly to tell how much its operation will cost... but it's probably going to be a big price taa. "we are still &p....restoration....irene 80 mmllion....expensiveestorm." storm."about 800 people are without power tonight, but that's because of new storms phattcame through parts of maryland last night and early today.

its base basepaul gessler streaming live now...with a look at the latest attacks on one of these cameras... paul? paul?twice this weekend, speed cameras here in arbutus-- and two miles up the road in catonsville-- have been hit. this camera on sulpher spring road still has black spray paint on the pole and the border of the camera. camera. for years, along sulpher spring road, drivers have been . watched. "there's been plenty of accidents. we've also had a fence, where they came through the fence, so by slowing them down--the speeders, i was thankful."the speed camera that does the watching-- it's been vandalized before. before. "i was just amazed that someone did that and didn't even care about getting caught."but, again this weekend-- it was part of a pair of paintings.across from catonsville high school, vandals painted over a speed camera box.the same just two miles away in arbutus-- they sprayed a message on the sidewalk, too. too. "basically, it was 'f-u' in so many words." words.""these speed cameras have been slowing down traffic for years. that is, until this weekend, when vanda

this is an interview during fox 45 reporter paul gessler's story at the ripken experience...eman... not even 20 feet away from first... winds up... and drills his first baseman.and... boom! smacked in the face!good news... he's okay.... it was a softer baseball... and the poor little guy eventually pops up. 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 excercise ... your life depends on it! it!how many deaths can be blamed... worldwide... for lack of excercise! excercise!and take a trip around the world...without leaving baltimore!when you can catch the picadilly circus.. next in yourrhometown hotspot! you're watching fox 45 morning news.. all local.. all morning. it's the perfect match for the perfect moment -- oreo the dunkin' way. introducing the new oreo coffee coolatta and new oreo vanilla bean coolatta. taste the fun today. america runs on dunkin'. hurry in to dunkin' and try the new oreo coolatta and donuts today. 3 new this morning... a man charged with killing his estranged wife and her 11-year- old son is due in a montgomery county courtroom today. curtis lopez's attorneys are asking a judge to ba