we are waiting some comments from homeland security secretary janet napolitano and we'll watch all ofhese remarks for any newsworthy developments especially from secretary napolitano. >>> meanwhile, michelle crew co-cabrera is here with the latest headlines of the storm and its aftermath. >> we see what's happening in new york city today, president obama met with new jersey governor chris christie yesterday doing a similar tour in new jersey. the president toured some of the worst hit areas of the jersey shore. saying 2,000 fema personnel are on the ground in affected areas. at least 82 people have died in the u.s. as a result of sandy. most of them in new york and new jersey. the number of people without power is dropping, though there are still 4.5 million customers in the dark and it may be ten days before the hardest hit areas see their power restored. >>> meantime, nearly 20,000 flights were canceled because of sandy but stranded airline passengers are finally getting some good news. limited number of flights are taking off from laguardia this afternoon. all three major area airp

we're going to be speaking with janet napolitano later. we're also going to be speaking live with the president of the manhattan borough. there's lots going on including a huge debate in new york city right now over whether or not that marathon should take place this weekend as scheduled. lots to talk about. what's going on in lower manhattan specifically when we come back. questions? anyone have occasional constipation, diarrhea, gas, bloating? yeah. one phillips' colon health probiotic cap each day helps defend against these digestive issues with three strains of good bacteria. approved! [ female announcer ] live the regular life. phillips'. [ female announcer ] live the regular life. ♪... ♪... ♪... choose the perfect hotel humans -- sometimes life trips us up. and sometimes, we trip ourselves up, but that's okay. at liberty mutual insurance we can "untrip" you as you go through your life with personalized policies and discounts when you need them most. just call... and speak with a licensed representative about saving on your policy whe

janet napolitano, we welcome you. everyone will tell you what they need. though want their power back on. this is one of the streets without power almost two weeks since sandy rolled through. look at this guy's house. all his belongings on the front lawn. thousands of dollars worth of sofas and chairs, speakers, shelves. their lives have been completely turned upside down. the man who lives here has friends helping, bringing out loads, putting them in the dumpster. everyone's impressed with how everyone's taking care of one another but the long island power authority, 86% of their customers lost power. they still have 126,000 that need power here on long island. a lot of people. folks here are upset the company hasn't come out and fixed the power, they're saying they're not living in a third world country, this is america and the power company is not coming out. one person held up a sign that said lipa stands for long island power authority, saying lying, incompetent, poor administration. we've seen the red cross coming out, they're over there across the s

>> reporter: well, brian, janet napolitano was here awhile ago. the homeland security secretary, and i asked her of all of the damage she's seen from hurricane sandy, where does staten island stack? she said it's absolutely there near the top. this area is devastated, brian, and i am at a relief center behind a high school on staten island where anybody who has lost anything can come and get a variety of items. and can you get hot meals, clothing. many things were donated here. this area is buzzing this time of the night with people coming to look for things that they're going need. we were told earlier by the red cross that they were going shut this place down at dusk, but they have new set up a tent and -- tent and they loading a lot of the supplies into the tent. it's unclear whether they're going to remain open through the night, but for people who have lost everything, brian, this relief center is a godsend. >> while i still have you and the window is still open, i want to ask you a question here. why has statten island been forgotten? what i

hour and a half waiting to get to one of these pumps. >> reporter: homeland security secretary janet napolitano temporarily waiving a rule allowing foreign oil tankers coming from the gulf of mexico to enter northeastern ports until november 13th. in a statement secretary napolitano says, "the administration's highest priority censuring the health and safety of those impacted by hurricane -- is ensuring the health and safety of those impacted by hurricane sandy." new york governor andrew cuomo asking residents for patience. >> we understand why there was a shortage for very definable reasons. we also understand why it's going to be better and it's going to be better in the near future. >> reporter: meanwhile some airlines taking the unusual and costly step of putting extra fuel on inbound planes to new york so their jets jets can fly out again with problems, but port officials saying there is an adequate supply at major airports. and the struggle continues for residents in new jersey. this is the open gas station open in clifton about 10 miles outside new york and residents are lining up with t

>>neil: we will cut away to janet napolitano, is that live?hey are all doing this thing where they commend everyone and the republicans do this, as well. they commend themselves and staten island isn't new orleans or am i comparing this storm with katrina, maybe staten island is not cool or so cultured or maybe it is not anything that the mainstream media would like or draw comparisons to but there are a lot of pow without power and homes and underwater there, is it because it is staten island? and amy the -- amid the ruins, the running? and it starts in staten island. and the mayor says the marathon mutt go on as people have no power or shelter or power. they are using resources including generators, and lots of water and food they locals could use and they need. and now a resident of staten island. how are you? >>guest: things are not good. no sunshine here that is for sure. >>neil: what do you think of the marathon this weekend? >>guest: the marathon is disgraceful. shame on that man. painting blue lines, allowing people to cross over the b

five days into this janet napolitano says well, we will get resources to you as soon as possible. if this was george bush the media would be screaming bloody murder. listen to the people suffering in the northeast tonight. >> fed up. fed up. this line. that line. what are we? is this america? >> we are here for you. and we will not forget. we will follow up to make sure that you get all of the help that you need until you have rebuilt. >> we have no food. >> people trapped in here still. >> we pledge to h help those whose lives have been turned upside down. >> don't have anything, anywhere to go. i don't have no clothes. >> people here are still working. they are still looking for people. it's craze. >> we look out for one another and we don't leave anybody behind. >> nothing has been done here. >> where are you going go? you have no gas and no nothing. >> 22 years in my home and i lost it. >> and you have people saying i'm going to die. i'm going to guy. i wish i had the audio but i don't. >> sean hannity i would say that the same federal government that controls fema that can't

relief crews pick up the pieces of cities ravaged by hurricane sandy homeland security secretary janet napolitano says there's an even bigger storm brewing and this one could wreak havoc on the entire country we'll tell you what it is in just a minute. a bomb a wages war will we lose jobs to china the. menace to our economy. it's not you have to worry about its silly story either you're sick of seeing attack ads like this plaguing television screens and radio dials and it turns out the majority of americans think negative ads hurt the political process rather than help will break down the numbers and question why elections have gotten so nasty in recent years. was in the us the rule of law only goes as far as the supreme court allows it and one time of day is a long way from home coming up we'll tell you how the government is making up laws as it goes along and breaking its own rules as it sees fit. it's thursday november first i am liz wall and you're watching r t. well cities along the east coast today continuing to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of hurricane sandy this oracle storm has ca

una persona que va a ser deportada >> la gente va a tener un alivio desde el paso de sandy, janet napolitano nueva jersey, dijo que el presidente barack obama dio la orden de comprar 22 millones de galones de combustibles para ser distribuidos >> se revelo este impactante video con las consecuencias de la tormenta sandy, una en nueva jersey city y otra en hoboken, >> el general petreu habl'el ataque en libia, el ex director de la c i a dijo que fue un ataque y no un asalto por la película contra el islam. >> el mundo entero esta pendiente a los acontecimientos en israel, los palestinos lanzaron cohetes. >> el ejercito de israel se intensifica con las horas la franja de gaza ocuapda por palestinos el sur de israel sufren ataques por primera vez desde 1970, la ciudad sagrada es atacada por misiles disparados desde gaza, israel llamó a 75 mil reservistas listos para invadir por tierra a la franja de gaza donde viven un 1700000 palestinos, el ejercito israeli ha atacado objetivos en casa, y los helicópteros llegan a los 550, los israelis dicen que el oobjetivo son sus cabecillas y su arsenal. >>

los danos han sido tan grandes que la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano, cuyo departamentosupervisa fema, ha dicho que esta tormenta podria ser la mas costosa en la historia de estados unidos. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. en nueva york, la reanudacion del transporte masivo es lento, mientras hay nuevas regulaciones para los automovilistas que deben llevar al menos tres pasajeros para ingresar a la ciudad. --rolman vergara. nos amplia. ....y como parte de las celebraciones del dia de hallowwen, fueron muchos los que salieron para llevar a sus pequenos a buscar dulces..pero cuales son las medidas de seguridad que hay que tener con los pequenos en dias como estos. silvana quiroz con los detalles. mas adelante:. la policia de baltimore esta en la busqueda de una persona de interes en relacion con un asalto... tambien:. un estudio relaciona a los llamados telefonos inteligentes con la actividad sexual temprana de los adolescentes... volvemos el servicio nacional de meteorologia anuncia que sandy ha desaparecido completame nte... ademas el pronostico del tiempo

janet napolitano hicieron un recorrido por las zonas afectadas esta tarde, en la municipalidad dondeva a trabajar para canalizar la ayuda a quienes mÁs la necesiten, regresamos contigo jorge. >>> desde manhattan. >>> el gobernador de new york visitÓ en compaÑÍa de la secretaria de seguridad nacional el tÚnel que une a brooklyn con el bajo manhattan, todavÍa queda agua debajo del tÚnel. >>> de costa a costa desde el oeste de la naciÓn aviones militares gigantes van a transportar a expertos y equipos pesados para ayudar a las tareas de restauraciÓn de la energÍa elÉctrica. mÁs de 4 millones 600 mil usuarios estÁn a oscuras en el noreste de estados unidos. >>> miren estas imagenes. imagenes insÓlitas de la devastaciÓn de sandy. grababa imagen en la costa de nueva jersey, desde su helicÓptero capto la triste imagen de un hombre sentado contemplando desde lo Único que quedÓ de lo que era su casa, los escalÓnes del portal. >>> el saldo de viviendas destrui destruidas en new york por incendios sobre pasa el centenar, no todas seq quemaron en queens, otras mÁs en partes de queens, muchos de

president will thank first responders who put their lives at risk and secretary of homeland security janet napolitanos working on things, 100,000 homes are still without power two weeks now after the storm hit. >>> it is veterans day and a lot of people still have the day off, it is light. >> it takes a little bit to have a few people. >> schools are out, so that will be a big difference. >> good call. i am glad pam mentioned that. let's look at what we have here with the east shore freeway. certainly people are out there, it is still good getting out to the bay bridge toll plaza and this whole thing where 250,000 plus commuters come every morning, well it is going to be okay for now. the morning commute looks good, 101 looks good on 280, -- 101 looks good and so does 280. >> we will have 30s and 40s, it is cold out there. 40s for many and a little puff of a breeze keeping temperatures up along with these higher clouds. this is a weak testimony, they are running in advance of support and what is over us is weak, we don't expect to see much out of this. it will be a gradual warmth and for us it looks

just hours ago, janet napolitano went to staten island to view the clean-up and she assured the island's residents they have not been forgotten. >> we know that staten island took a particularly hard hit from sandy. and so, we want to make sure that the right resources are brought here as quickly as possible to help this community, which is so very strong, recover even more quickly. >> brian todd is live on staten island and brian, what is the situation there tonight? >> erin, the same here is still one of devastation. you've got scenes like this behind me. this house on cedar grove avenue and many others like it. either completely levelled or in a condition that's thot much better than that. this neighborhood has seen some signs of life, of hope, after a couple of days of just real despair and feeling cut off at the lack of relief agencies here. we've had new york city bulldoze bulldozers, sanitation trucks, dump trucks here clearing off this neighborhood. the national guard was on the ground all day today and there have been some shelters set up a little less than a mile from here run

today, homeland secretary janet napolitano will visit staten island with fema. >>> new york city's subwayis still down. other tunnels are without power because they are located in parts of the city in the darks. >>> a new problem flaring up, they are running out of gas. cars and gas powered generators. a lot of people are using those. frustration turning into anger and rage on long lines across the tri-state area. the shortages may not end for another week. >>> people waiting for hours, some waiting for so long, the gas stations actually close without them getting a single drop of fuel. rob is following all of this. rob, i was driving in at 2:30 a.m. and there was a line for gas that looks like it was three hours long at 2:30 a.m. this is bad. >> reporter: yeah, it's crazy. that may be the average. anywhere from a half mile long to, in some cases in new jersey a full mile long to get gasoline. the problem is two-fold. you have gas stations out of power and unable to pump. you have some with power but they don't have gasoline. why? many shut down before the storm. a lot of them were damage

janet napolitano visited with disaster relief workers in new york, reaffirming her commitment to be with those in need for the duration. >>> now for a look at your national and regional weather, here is bill karins. very good morning to you. >> you have a good weekend? >> i did. it was nonexistent. it's coming up, actually. >> i understand that. some of us work weekends every now and then. here's what we're looking at today. big temperature contrast across the country. not going to have any devastating storms, but we will see a change of weather. the mild air still exists on the eastern seaboard after a beautiful sunday and a cold blast of air is coming down from the northern plains and sweeping across the country. ahead of this, a front. we have a large area of rain that went through chicago last night during that football game and it continues here to push through memphis and now eventually towards the nashville area. you can see a few lightning strikes here through central mississippi and just to the north of tuscaloosa, but for the most part, it's a soaking rain that will greet you t

and janet napolitano's birthday is tomorrow. guys, thank you. we want to get back to work. thank you, guys. could not be prouder of the job that susan rice has done. >>shepard: very rare for the president to take a question and actually answer it at the end of one of those. you heard him say in the past it would be a precedent to answer a question now because that would make people scream at me all the time with questions. he must have used this question as an opportunity to restate something he stated before, that s rise has done an extraordinary job and could not be prouder and he is standing beside here and he realizes that the evidence is she was given information from the intelligence officials and she read that information and as far as her doing anything wrong from his standpoint she didn't. she is clean as a whistle from his perspective. republicans are turning against her and republicans want more answers, they say. in fact, they met with her yesterday and said they were more disappointed than, or had more questions than before they met with her. you wonder what th

. >>> hasta staten island new york, llegÓ la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano para presenciarla magnitud de la ba devastaciÓn dejada por sandy en este condado y es que para muchos, este lugar, es el epicentro de la tragedia. donde se han registrado hasta el momento 20 muertes. casi la mitad de todas las falo lidades de la ciudad de new york. >>> nuestra mayor preocupaciÓn, es que cuando baje la temperatura. podamos llevar a las personas afectadas a lugares seguros. calidads, staten island es mi prioridad. >>> napolitano recorriÓ la zona y visitÓ un centro de distribuciÓn, de la agencia federal para el manejo de emergencia gs fema se repartieron 80 mil comidas. la visita de la alta fun reese da en medio de las graves acusaciones de los residentes de esta estÉn islan que dicen, llevan dÍas esperando por ayuda >>> que el gobierno no se olvide de nosotros y fema no se olvide de nosotros porque somos parte de la naciÓn. y no solo yo, las personas que han perdido sus bienes, sus carros, muebles, todo lo que han perdido. >>> un olor putrefacto por acumulaciÓn de basuras y escombros m

los danos han sido tan grandes que la secretaria de seguridad nacional janet napolitano, cuyo departamentoque esta tormenta podria ser la mas costosa en la historia de estados unidos. desde washington, fernando pizarro, univision. y con sandy fuera de nuestra zona, el proceso electoral volvio a estar en la mira de todos en maryland y en washington se reabrieron los centros de votacion temprana en horario extendido... en vivo claudia uceda se encuentra en silver spring y nos cuenta como estan las filas adelante claudia. este centro de votacion temprana de maryland reabrio sus puertas despues que la furia del huracan sandy, paralizara toda la zona capitalina por dos dias edwin cruz/votante "que te parece las colas, las filas? bueno primero pense que iba a ser muy lento pero a traves del tiempo esta muy rapido como unos 10 a 15 minutos." con horario extendido, mas de uno no lo penso dos veces en venir y asi evitar las filas largas el 6 de noviembre, dia de las elecciones filipio morales/voto por primera vez "todo esta en espanol en la pantalla solo hay que esperar a que salga la tarjeta y eso

homeland security secretary janet napolitano toured devastated staten island. >> we have 3200 fema personnel working this storm in the northeast, and more are on their way. >> reporter: tons of relief supplies were brought into floyd bennett field in brooklyn. national guardsmen and the red cross seemed a lot more visible and fema set up relief centers throughout the storm zone. >> fema was very helpful. they came out. we were in need of clothes. in need of food. and any donation that the people have given us, we're very grateful. >> reporter: because supplies and emergency services have been at such a premium, new yorkers have wondered all week why on earth the stay's legendary marathon was still on schedule to take place sunday. early this evening, it was canceled. and on staten island, where the race always begins, residents said thank goodness. >> thank god. my reaction is they're coming to their senses and realizing that these resources are going to be needed where it's truly needed. >> reporter: deputy mayor howard wolfson explained why. >> it became clear that the marathon, which is r

the other one that's interesting is homeland security secretary janet napolitano.great former governor. also being considered. she might like to do it. do you think that she would have the nod? >> i think she's absolutely terrific. i think she's solid as a rock. i think she's proven herself in the homeland security area. i think -- you know, we need more women in the cabinet. we need more women in government. glad we have 20 senators. we need more. but i just think the world of janet napolitano. i think she would be a terrific person. no question duval is close to the president and it is one of those things that -- you know, if he's really interested in it and making a play for it, they may go that direction. but i just think -- >> jennifer: it is so much fun listening to you. my two favorite people. i love these guys. i served with both of them. and i just think they're both terrific and the president's got some great choice. peter fenn, thank you so much for joining us inside "the war room." democratic strategist and up next progressives have their agenda for the

homeland security chief janet napolitano will visit there today. elsewhere, the national guard handed out water, food, diapers last night. 17 military aircraft arrived in new york state carrying repair trucks from california. >>> in virginia the u.s.s. san antonio was loaded with supplies and sent off to new york and new jersey. >>> the city of hoboken is finally getting back on its feet after flooding stranded 20,000 people. governor chris christie says the power situation has drastically improved. >> remember, at the height of the storm we were at 2 point. >> petros: 7 million, so we're a million more customers have been restored from the height of the storm. >>> in connecticut, garbage is piling up on the streets as flooded basements are being cleaned out. back to new york, washed out subways are starting to come back, and there are huge lines to get on buses as the city deals with a gridlock nightmare. work could begin today on removing a massive crane that's been dangling high above a mid town manhattan street. a lot of people are questioning

and janet napolitano, the homeland security director was actually in staten island today. so they are doing their job. and rudy was so far out of line. >> michael, who is going to win this election? >> barack obama, and he's going to win it because of the last several days. let's put aside what's right or wrong or who is going to solve the problem of getting my power back, but he -- he was a remarkable moment in this campaign for barack obama to go to new jersey and to just suck christie's support. you could see it leave christie's body. >> were you surprised by the sheer scale of enthusiasm that christie showed? >> totally. it was two guys playing a very astute political game, and they both played it brilliantly and effectively, and i think -- i think barack obama is the deal. >> you have written a biography of rupert murdoch. didn't really like it very much. when you saw his tweet tonight about chris christie, bait of a warning, saying you better put up for mitt romney in the next few days, or if he loses, you will be the guy that gets the blame. if you're rupert murdoch

and janet napolitano's birthday is tomorrow. all right, guys. thank you. we want to get back to work. >> mr. president -- >> thank you, so much, guys. susan rice is extraordinary. couldn't be prouder of the job she's done. all right. >> that was the president praising his current cabinet, also a little compliment to susan rice there at the end. straight ahead, we have more politics. the man behind america's political dynasty, the untold story of patriarch of joseph p. kennedy. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from heartburn 2 or more days a week, why use temporary treatments when you can prevent the acid that's causing it with prevacid24hr. with one pill prevacid24hr works at the source to prevent the acid that causes frequent heartburn all day and all night. and with new prevacid24hr perks, you can earn rewards from dinner deals to music downloads for purchasing prevacid24hr. prevent acid all day and all night for 24 hours with prevacid24hr. i heard you guys can ship ground for less than the ups store. that's right. i've learned the only way to get a holi

. >> reporter: today homeland security secretary janet napolitano toured neighborhoods. >> our goal is to get people out of the shelters now as quickly as possible into something more stable, more satisfying. >> reporter: meanwhile the crisis at the pump continues, with drivers lining up at the pump to fill up and rationing in place in new jersey until supply can catch up with demand. >> part of the gas thing is that people are worried it's going to run out, it's not going to run out. >> in new york city, ferry sciee back online for tomorrow's commute. but for thousands still without power a crisis is emerging. >> one of the great fears we have with cold weather coming we have to make sure that people can stay warm and among the hardest hit, the rockaways in staten island. >> governmetonight the first ma donation from pepsico and walmart. >> reporter: in staten island, victims waited five days before help arrived. >> please start going door to door and ask some of the owners if they need anything. >> reporter: in queens more than 100 homes burned to the ground in a raging file fueled b

janet napolitano swept in there like me at a deli sale and then got out of there all of a sudden bragging about help and two days later the sfit facilities are shutting down flew a storm and fema comes through a storm. >> by the way, it's our job to criticize fema and we're doing exactly that. the statistics and the structural problems that gerri talks about are exactly right. these are problems and they should be fixed. but i agree with ben that, you can't make the assumption that the local officials will do any better after job. >> yes, you can. >> are you serious? >> no uyou can't. >> neil: bring in charles payne. >> of course you can. >> you know, i can't believe what adam is saying, that somebody in a faceless building in downtown washington d.c. knows new jersey better than the people of new jersey. wait for them to say this neighborhood is bad, this neighborhood is good, this neighborhood is bad, this is good. people from jersey can drive around there with their eyes blind folded and the pete of staten island. new jersey snds over $so,000 per capita to d.c. and then genuflect and b