longport point looks better than it did before the storm.hese nice expensive homes, even nicer, and more expensive now. we were here the day after, two years ago, and met the man who road out the storm, marvin, he's still here, and he and his neighbor's homes wreck then are picture perfect nowment the picture though far different north from here, long beach island up, as less wealthy, more wind swept away homes are still far away from being lived in again. many still have to be raised up, elevated off the grounds, and lifted up before any insurance company will pay up and cover for fixing them up again. so, yes, the amusement rides and the board walks, they got the front page pictures two years ago, and they may be all back, but not the homes, just a bit further off the beach blocks, stronger than the storm slogan is still only a slogan. stronger in spirit, still a hard reach for many here in new jersey, two years later. >> chris, kerry? >> all right, steve keeley live for us, thank you. >>> 5:36 right now. two veterans back in philadelphia

longport looks better than it did before the storm now. the wealthy here, the happy part of the recovery, with a reason to celebrate now two years later to the day, especially the famous friend we met, marvin asher, the first person and the only person here we found riding out the hurricane thereon longport point back sleeping i'm sure right now this morning in his beautiful home. but the point of recovery still so far off for so many north of here from long beach island up, where the ferris wheel and roller coaster sit in the ocean, were the lasting images maybe but the lasting real wait to get their homes fixed and their lives back to anything close to normal, chris, kerrey, still so far away for many, who now wonder if they'll finally ever be able to celebrate this anniversary date in year three, four, or five, or maybe even longer. >> we'll have to wait and see. steve keeley live for us, thank you. >>> meantime, king jong un's disappearance have people wondering where the north korean leader was for weeks. now south korean officials sa

fox 29's steve keeley live in longport, with a look at some of the progress there. steve? >> this is probably the only good story about the recovery along the new jersey coastline, and we came here to longport point because this is where we made it famous, when we were with marvin, and became part of a documentary on hurricane sandy. but look at it right now. you can see the sea mist blowing off the ocean. even beautiful morning like this, temperatures in the 60s, it is always windy here, always wet, and always unpredictable down here. 66% of new jersey residents say they are very dissatisfied with the recovery two years later, most telling monmouth university pole they feel like they've been forgotten. the only once close to satisfied with the recovery are those like the people mostly here in longport, lucky enough, financially ahead in life finish renovating their homes. this pole of people either forced out of their houses cents, lost their houses completely, or out of $8,000 in damage, that was probably the rad i can justly low end of the damage levels. atlantic, cape

. >> we're in longport, probably the only place along the coast where it is good news still two years later because the southern end of the jersey shore line is really the high end of the recovery picture, two years to the day. as nice cents as things look here in longport, still looks like a disaster in so many other places cents north of here and specially north of brigantine where the storm hit directly. as we watch the waves here, sends the sea mist into the brand new blacktop street, we all remember how hard this wall was wacked by those hurricane winds, and waves, enough to toss these big boulder into the street, and break up this sea wall, kicking these rocks like a kid kicking a small stone down the street. and while the memories mostly brink back these images of the see seaside amusement ride in the ocean, roll he is coaster, boardwalks, all row placed by then, but not the homes and neighborhood north of beach haven where the hurricane hit and the harder whip around hurricane wind devestated ocean, monmouth county towns, up there, two years still seems like just only the star

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they feel like they are like 100 percent back. >> yeah. >> beautiful community too longport. >> yes.d. >> i was in atlantic city. i went to the walk to end alzheimer's there lets take a look hey split is alex holley i have just wrapped up the walk to end alzheimer's. we're in atlantic city. let me just say that what a way to start this year. >> horrible disease. the station has been involved for 14 years. we are real happen that i we are involved in it this year and we hope lots of money is raised to end this. >> and i'm holding this orange flower because i'm's hoping to find a cure for alzheimer's disease by wrapping up my participation in this years walk in atlantic city. the weather was perfect and a lot of folks are here to help fight this deadly disease. >> great day. >> it was ate beautiful day. beautiful thing. as you saw scott, with that orange flower. he took one home. that mens we support the cause. i had a great time. you know, when i went, that was my first time in atlantic city. i walk the boardwalk and see how that was. it was great. thank you for everyone who came out