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will p megyn: we would have what could be a developing story out of lee hana coast. we are just getting word that poor people are injured and have been flown to a hospital in new orleans. two others are believed to be missing. they were not actively producing oil when the blast occurred, and take it this is a picture from the scene. i can barely read it. we will try to bring you more details as we get them. megyn: a new nightmare today for some of the communities hit by superstorm sandy. looters were forced from their homes. you see the red sticker? that means don't go in. including the owners. folks are going through the rubble and taking off with the valuables left behind. the police are being forced to fight the problem in the ground and on the air. rick leventhal is in queens, new york, which was burned so badly. reporter: most homes are still standing and are susceptible to looters. the nypd says that last week burglaries were up 2% over the same time last year. 236 related arrests, most were burglaries like the ones behind me. they started this aggressive progr