Fuchsias really don't like 90 degree temperatures. How long has it been since you transplanted them into the lager pots. They will go into a bit of transplant shock after transplanting. Keep them in the shade. Try cooling them in the heat with misting. If they are still looking green they aren't dead and need some time to recover.

I've been known to nurture along little twigs with success I wouldn't give up yet.

Thank you for the reply hill60s. After i posted my question, i really went over in my mind all the research i have done on fuchsias and just could not give up. So after i posted my question, i went out side and moved them on a different side of the house, still on the north side. They did great up until 3:25pm on sunday, there containers felt hot and 1 was wilting again. I this time placed them still in the front, but underneath my big tree which goes on to the side of the house. I remembered i have some ferns growing under that tree and they only tolerate shady cool areas. So now my fuchsias are under that tree. The dirt feels cooler there. I put them each on a stepping stone on the cool dirt and have put water over the stepping stones to keep the bottums cooler and to keep the bugs from crawing into the containers drainage holes. It is now 9:45am 72 degrees, im not sure what the degrees are in that shady spot, but if i can remember right its always been some what cooler there, and the ferns like it also. So i will be monitoring them every hour to see how they like it there. I am really determined to grow these fuchsias. I am really glad i got your response, i am also glad to hear that i should not give up. Well at least now i know they are not dead yet. I will follow up again in a day or two. Again thanks for the reply hill60s. Lisa.