brian quinn is on the move. thank you so much. >> if you are evacuated, you can be down their. >> my journalistic curiosity will drive me downtown. all right, let's go to a representative with connecticut light and power. >> hello, sir be met with the latest number of people without power in your state? >> i can tell you about a couple of state in massachusetts, we have 11,272 out. much carier story down in connecticut where we are at 493,000 without power. >> while. >> i guess you definitely have to wait until tomorrow morning to we start fixing things. >> yes, this is a 36 hour storm. even though the stars have come out, the moon is out, it starts to have a little bit of a better feel. the rain coming out around midnight or so. this is aarestoration that could begin in earnest tomorrow. but we will be able to do so with a full complement of about 1000 [inaudible] 1001 workers and we didn't have last time. >> are you estimating at his point how long you'll think it will take to get everybody back? >> what happe

brian quinn has been driving around with immobile live shot killing the whole time. are you there? i'm sorry. one of the things we are finding costs, the cell phone coverage. we jobs at a couple of times. we are now at n.y.u. medical center. there is flooding ahead. this is an area. a dip pier. we haven't seen the patients perce, but we are jumping into a couple. telling us that indeed the patients are being moved here. >> that is so impressive. an armada of ambulances moving out patients because the hospital in its current condition can no longer offer care. >> thisslocation is flooding. just a half a block personal way. move patients here. move over. windup. >> and zaria's come to this. that is so impressive. from my limited vantage point here. >> i would say about 30. >> we have to be hopeful and thankful at this time that these are not patients that are nearly being admitted considering the fact that this hospital is taking on a whole lot of new patients that came from the other hospitals. >> and sorry. getting my hospitals confused. outside, but the lights are out. >> yes. thi

quinn, thank you for taking the time. good luck. >> take care. thank you. >>> i want to go to seaside heights, new jersey. brianhompson has been there from our wnbc. how is it going? how are things looking? >> i'm cold, miserable, and it doesn't look very good at all, chris. i can tell you just a couple of miles away here on the jersey shore, 13 homes burned down in one little cluster, a shopping center strip mall burned in berkeley township, a couple of miles behind me. we have a lot of power lines that are starting to -- look right here, these are getting a lot closer. they are starting to drop right there towards us which is not a good sign. we have reports of four deaths right now in new jersey. i don't know if you reported that earlier, chris, or not. two people in a car accident in morris county and thra tree falg into a house and a tree falling on a pedestrian. none of these are good reports, of course, and then you have the situation in atlantic city where you had people in evacuation shelters on the island that the city occupies and the waters came up, washed out a big swatch of atlantic city. we don't