D.C.
Gas, ice become commodities in storm aftermath
July 2, 2012 - 06:52 pm
As the region continues to recover from Friday night's storm, patience with the heat and lack of services has just about run out.
Along with gasoline, ice has become a hot commodity.
Power and phone issues have also forced many business to accept only cash.
Watch Mark Segraves' report on how residents are feeling as they deal with the aftermath of Friday's storms.
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