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that is the bridge that connects brooklyn with s.i.. this has been the starting point for the new york city marathon four years, but at the last minute, mayor bloomberg said, for the first time ever, the marathon would not take place. the deputy mayors and police commissioner said no way, and particularly, people on that and i then said, you have got to be kidding. many people are out of their homes, a number of people instead of using the police and generators as it gets cold for the runners and the reporters that would be covering the run, they said, we need that help. that is why we are headed to s.i. right now. it is cold outside, so i am putting on another layer. we are coming up to a gas station. there are a lot of people in line. we are just checking out what people are doing here. where do you live? what are you doing, where did you get your gas? >> from fema. this is federally funded, so we're getting some gas. they are doing something right for us. other than that, the situation is horrible. the marathon, they are providing ge

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. >> it was another night of darkness and cold fro s.i. thousands still without power many homeless. -- for -- another night of dark clouds and cold for thousands of people still without power. antelope boys were torn from their mothers' arms when the storm hit s.i. - -and two boys were torn from their mother from dead. pindar's it, door-to-door rest used by emergency crews and the national guard continue while natural gas fires burned in mantiloking where homes were destroyed. new york city will try to return to normal this weekend. the mayor says the marathon will go on, but some people say that it should not because of the strained and already limited city resources. >> a lot of the damage is in staten island, where the race begins. >> under the workers with dominion virginia power and the american red cross are packing up and are prepared to head out of state. they will provide relief in some areas hit hardest by hurricane sandy. john gonzalez is an national harbor where they are staging to leave in a couple hours. >> its been a long w

it would have started in s.i.ll of these supplies and provisions that were being made, it was really -- it was like people were oblivious to the very images we are showing now, which is crazy. >> well, what i said to a couple of people, especially the people that are mad because we had to make a decision on thursday. the decision was to are we going to throw these people out of ou hotel to make room for the marathon aso come in so that they can run a race on sunday and go back to their lives, these people from staten island have no place to go, and that was a kind of easy decision. we had a guy that was 101 years old whose son called me and said, if you would have started out he would died. we have a -- an iraqi war veteran who is up paraplegic who had lost his house. in fact, people onstaten island built his house for him where the doors with up and down in the tables with up and down. could we throw him out industry? we just couldn't do it. we made a decision. neil: you are to be congratulated, my friend. in an

it was another night of the cold for s.i.. thousands of still without .ower, many homeless michael and his family among gumbel. -- among them. >> mine young becerra, daddy, i home.o go said.youngest >> transportation is still a nightmare. drivers waited in o get gas andeep t people waited for blocks to catch the bus. >> where are the buses? >> checkpoints were set up to force people to carpal. door-to-door rescues by the nationalws and guard continued in new jersey natural gas fires burned. new york city will try to return normal. the marathon will go on, but say it should not, because it would strain the city's resources. >> this morning, workers from dominion and the american red f the state tout o areas devastated by sandy. >> team coverage continues with gonzalez at national power crews are heading out. >> it has been a very long weeks crew members of the dominion virginia power utility company. they have tried to restore power to thousands and thousands of homes in northern virginia. still about 700 homes in the dark. whi

the president toured the devastation and met with president on s.i.. thousands of people still don't have power. the governor is requesting $30 billion in the federal aid for the state. >> the health care reform law the governor's have until today to tell the federal government whether they will run their own exchanges where people can shop for health insurance. they can form a federal-state partnership. we have 40 degrees on this friday morning. >> there's time to enter today's 10th to win thousands of dollars in free groceries. stick around. >> find out why charges have been dropped against the daughter of john bon >> its friday morning. >> talking about the weather not so bad right now. >> it's not terrible. pretty typical. it's normal. consider yourself normal. 42 degrees is our temperature at reagan national, 40 at dulles, 36 in gaithersburg. in frederick, 32 degrees. 44 in fredericksburg. groveland, 28. 29 in petersburg. we have cloud cover. that always saves you a little in terms of temperatures in the mornings. a few sprinkles moving south and

s.i. is a republican city of new york. i do not think they would have done the same for us african- americans here in s.i.. i did want to comment on the election. a lot of people made it out to be a black and white thing. but for black -- for african- americans, it was way more than color. we have more issues on our mind as women, as people working for the city of new york and other cities around the nation. we want a clear future, a better future. there are many, many issues onta -- on the minds of african- americans, and color was not a main factor in as voting. host: there -- the voting process, did the hurricane affect it at all? caller: to be honest, and yorkers are strong. it is not a cliche. governor cuomo put in an executive order. people could vote wherever. it seemed like about working. i have a lot of friends who were volunteering intents -- in tents. they had a tense to replace colin sighed. overall, people were still able to come out and vote in staten island. brooklin, a researcher. host: some of the new gove

. >> president obama headed to s.i. for a firsthand look at the devastation. he met with people still without power while waiting in line for supplies. he vowed to stick with them the building is complete. >> a record settlement and of bp are now facing manslaughter charges. two and half years ago, this was the gulffic scene in mexico. the explosion of deep water horizon 6 miles off the coast of louisiana. 200 millionout oil in thecrude water. >> they have agreed to plead guilty to all 14 criminal charges, including for the deaf of 11 people. they have also agreed to pay billions of dollars in fines and penalties. >> the largest total criminal resolution in u.s. history. they still have a devastating the fishing industry, worst environmental disaster in u.s. history. >> they made a tragic situation worse. >> they were charged with because ofr negligence. a third employee was charged with making false statements to investigators about the slow rate of oil. the chairman says the company resolution.s they made it clear this is not the end. >> travelers hit a spee

al will be lighted s.i. with recovery efforts from sandy and a new storm target in the region -- all the live in staten island with recovery efforts. complete coverage of the final day of campaigning before voters head to the polls tomorrow. what it takes for each of them to reach the magic number of 270 electron votes needed to win. christina aguilera opens up about her new album as we get started on a monday morning. >> thank you. 6:53. 40 degrees at the airport. coming up, we'll look at your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> we'll take a last look at weather and traffic together 0 >> time to get to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> this morning we asked -- if the services were available, would you be comfortable casting your ballot online? mixed reviews here. i wonder if he was talking to dawn. we will post more answers on our website, wbaltv.com. here's some news stories you'll find at 7:00 a.m. it is hard not to get election overload. people get fed up with their

he is expected to visit s.i.nd the rockaway -- he is expected to visit staten island and the rockaways. 11 people were killed after oil flooded the gulf. israeli aircraft are conducting air strikes on targets in southern gaza. so for three israelis have been killed by those rockets. egypt is asking for the u.s. to intercede diplomatically. >> safety officials are urging the government to make the latest technologies standard on all new cars and trucks. many of the safety features now come on higher-end vehicles. some stores are recycling black friday deals from last year. jane king has the bloomberg business report. >> good morning. the food and drug administration investigating whether energy drinks or responsible for the deaths of people. it does recommend people consume no more than two bottles today. monster energy drinks are cited in the deaths of five people. the cost to provide health care rose by 4% this year appeared that is the smallest increase in 15 years. more employees were moved into other health p

from coney island to s.i., voters lined up early this morning. in new jersey, the governor cast his ballot. election officials have extended their online voting until friday. recovery efforts continue in the aftermath of sandy. that team returned to chantilly this morning after assisting all across new jersey. the groups conducted search and rescue operations. eight states have sent more than 200 troopers to help in new jersey. >> a recall alert for you 60,000 car seats. children can bite off a piece of a harness pad and choke on it. three incidents have been reported. the recall covers --sold in the u.s. and canada. let's see what is coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 6:00. >> we are gearing up for a big night. >> the clock is ticking. if you live in virginia, have a little more than an hour. you have a couple of hours in d.c. and maryland. what the candidates are doing. as they wait for the vote count. scott talked with the present one on one. -- with the president one on one. we will see you at 6:00. >> let's get another check of our weather.

. >> new york senator met this woman while visiting a waterlog the neighborhood in s.i.. >> it's killing these people have to go through. >> the wafer gasoline can be agonizing. i think it's a shame what is happening. some residents are returning home getting their first glimpse at the damage. sandy could be one of the nation's costliest disasters ever with an economic impact estimated to be as high as $50 billion. with the gas shortages and the long lines we have seen at gas stations some good news, new york's governor says that millions of gallons of gas have made its way to newburg new york. >> governor quinn defense's decision to fund a a former spokesperson, kelly craft is the new ceo of the sports authority that owns and operates u.s. cellular field she has been called on qualified because she filed for bankruptcy three years ago but kraft says that was a personal matter that doesn't reflect on her ability as a ceo, >> i absolutely do think she is qualified i think we resolved that issue yesterday the board voted for their executive director now we move on i look forward to working

this is s.i.. the storm has dumped several inches of wet snow -- this is staten island.storm has done several inches of wet snow. commuter service was expended. forcing people to drive on icy roads. you were saying about 4, 6 inches. >> central park about 5 inches. laguardia about 1 inch. you can see the streets looking okay. but at last check about 60,000 additional people without power. it has become a combination of the heavy wet snow along with the wind. things are looking a little better in nyc. wolk sure you our radar. the storm is pushing up into new england. the impact starting to pull out of there. they could see another two or 3 inches in connecticut and into maine. the cloudiness still out there. starting to break up a little bit. you can see, trying to clear out. this is annapolis. going to shape up to be a decent afternoon. it will be blustery. 39 at dulles. 43, frederick. -- 32, frederick. our forecast for today, seeing clearing skies. blustery. temperatures about 10 degrees below average. 52 to 57. our seven-day forecast, so much better by the weekend. 60'

they travel all laid to s.i. and volunteers as were asked by the media out why.aid they came to help us in the wake of katrina and now it's our turn to repay the favor. they fed the people as well as the first responders affected by the storm jambalaya and such. >> a lot of the people i can help us were new york firefighters. they help desk and they did things so we get the an opportunity to come out we got up here and start to cut the jambalaya. >> this storm is disposal for at least a hundred and 13 deaths. >> so many questions about what causes autism in children and doctors are finding in the possible link. a new study coming out this morning finds that women who had the flu while they were pregnant or twice as likely to have the child later diagnosed with optimism. those who had a fever that lasted a week or longer while there were present were three times as likely to have a child diagnosed with off to as a it affects one in every 88 children. >> we have more free ahead in this morning where monetary temperatures were in his chilly everywhere. the sun is co

some people in s.i. say they feel like they are being forgotten -- staten say they feel like they are being forgotten. >> progress is being made, but there are many obstacles out there, like staten island, and patience is wearing thin. >> there is still 3 million people without power on the coast. people are not happy about the marathon taking place. >> tempers are running high, especially in waterlogged staten island. >> we are going to die. you do not understand. >> gasoline, food, and clothing. 20 people died on staten island. people are facing another night of darkness and cold. >> people are fighting. that sends people over the edge. >> the governor says relief is on the way. >> there should be an improvement in conditions and people should see it quickly. >> the ferry service and has resumed today. water and food donations should be finally getting to these people in that devastated community. abc7 news. >> all right. such a difficult time. and power crews in our area hard at work in new jersey. th

help has been harder to find for many on s.i.. >> we have no power. >> hope is fading as well. >> we have bodies being removed. we are devastated. >> and officials -- discussed it officials have decided to go ahead with the math on. mayor blumberg says it will send a strong message to the world that new york will come back. >> we have to work around the clock for people and we are doing that. if i thought it took resources away from that, we would add to this. >> every but the understanding this recovery will be the most difficult race many have never run. you saw the generators in central park. families left homeless by the start being pushed out of their hotel rooms by runners who had reservations. wbal tv 11 news. back to you. >> the number of people without power continues to drop. there are just over 1000 customers without power. that is down from 8000 the sat -- this time yesterday. the highest concentration is in hartford county at 2300. for those people it has been a long week. >> to restore their power, crews are working to clean up debris and a lot of trees. >> in one commu

some parts hit hardest like s.i., new york, got around 6 inches. other parts of more than a foot. the worst part, around 200,000 people who had just done there power back on after a week without it are now once again in the dark. unbelievable. all told, three-quarters of a million people, mostly in new york and new jersey without power. in ten days after sandy, drivers in new york and new jersey are spending hours in line waiting for a drop of gas. the governors say help is on the lake, but right now frustration is the only thing to be found in some stations. 75 percent of gas stations in new york city are empty. as a result the york city mayor michael bloomberg and officials have decided to start rationing gas, rationing gas in new york city. this is unbelievable. we are 11 days after sandy. i cannot believe this is still going on. stay with us. what makes the sleep number store different? you walk into a conventional mattress store, it's really not about you. we have so much technolo in our store to really you can see a little more pressure in the shoulders and in the hips. ...

liz: president obama visiting s.i.o do a site survey of the message damage caused by superstar sandy. he says he is committed to seeing the rebuilding of new york. david: another area still hurting from the devastation of the storm is in queens, new york elizabeth mcdowell is there with a look at what all this destruction has created. >> reporter: that's right. this is normally a beach community. abbey's area, jacob riis park, but the parking lot has been turned into a temporary landfill now stretching one-and-a-half miles. and just within the last ten minutes i'm telling you, about 15 dump trucks including 80 wheeler's pulled up. you're going to see off in the distance, these piles have grown throughout the day to reaching almost three stories high. basically this landfill will take about 400,000 tons of 11 or 12 pounds and -- towns in the community, business districts, whole neighborhoods, and that 400,000 tons is about the size of the weight of the u.s. space station according to a new york official. and so the deal

obama the net with people waiting in line at an emergency response center in s.i.irl who said her house was on liveable told the president he should have been there a long time reel. another man in front of his right, agreed saying, he's grateful for the visit, but wasted at happen sooner. obama travel to new jersey on halloween with governor chris christie to be with recovery efforts there. many cynics point to the claims that christie's endorsement of obama's efforts was a turning point in the election this year. more to come. the latest on a nightmare for thousands of travelers today and next as president obama me to see as a big corporations. small business leaders are feeling ignored and worried about the future. one of those leaders after the break. tsk ♪ gerri: breaking news for you, fox business can confirm earlier reports that federal housing authority has exhausted, exhausted its capital reserves. now, this is the first time in 78 years the fha could require a taxpayer bailout. according to an independent audit the deficit is 13 and a half billion dollars

along with mylar blankets, water, food, bananas, part of bodies, and would not take them 7 miles to s.i. they don't give it to him. that's the way the whole united states is going to be. one last point. the state of illinois as a $65 billion pension overhang that they have not funded. within days after this election is certified, you're going to see taxes go up in illinois like your never seen before to pay for this because there will never turn their back and the unions. they're going to figure out how everyone else will pay for. it's insane. jesse jackson jr. who has been in a psychiatricward for last year won by over 70 percent in illinois. neil: he did not campaign today. >> and i bet you any amount of money his wife -- neil: richest getting this. barack, has won the state of ohio. the crucial state of ohio has now gone to barack obama. the only suspense will be in the margin because it is within a narrow margin you have room for litigation counting provisional ballots, recounts and all that. if it's outside the margin it didn't matter. by the weight, is mitt romney goes on to lose

. >> s.i., the hardest hit of the new york's boroughs. and according to residents the most neglected. >> this is a disaster. >> they forgot about us. , this is a disaster. they are pleading. >> we are going to die! we are going to freeze. >> the storm surge pushing boats inland with entire homes swept off their foundation. half of new york's police fatalities died here. -half of new york's -- fatalities. with young boys being ripped. >> no cameras! >> this man was initially hostile and denied the woman's story. >> she did not see the woman's story. one controversy put to rest as mayor michael bloomberg cancelled sunday's to your marathon. there are rows and rows of boxes of food for the marathon runners. >> the untouched resources turning into a public- relations nightmare as desperate yorkers turned to fire hydrants and dumpsters the necessities of life. >> people have no food, no water! >> one hopeful sign most of manhattan could have its power back on within 24 hours. con edison says the storm was worse than anyone expected. >> this wa

she toured s.i. an area that was particularly hard hit by the storm.he told state and local officials her department and fema are committed to helping everyone in the region impacted by the storm. >> two people are dead and dozens are displaced as investigators continue to seek the cause of an explosion that level at least two houses in an indianapolis neighborhood and damages as many as 30 beyond repair. fire officials say they do not know what caused the blast. it happened about 11:00 p.m. saturday. damages are estimated at $3.6 million. residents returning to that neighborhood says the explosion has created a feeling of fear among families. >> is our to year-old that is the scared as. she heard us talking. >> officials at this point have not released i did see of the two people were killed. a candlelight vigil was held sunday night for a second grade teacher and her husband that live in the homes destroyed by the explosion. >> we will take a quick break. welcome back the time is4: 44 a.m.. kron 4 jackie sissel is live in san raphael with an update o

s.i. was very critical of the red cross and discouraging people from participating.f you to ed respond to the borough presidents. if you could just very briefly go over what you're doing in new york specifically? it was hard to keep up before. >> sorry if i talk too fast. i'm over-calf unaided. i'm glad you brought up the issue with the borough president in staten island. we have been in direct contact with him. we appreciate his reaching out to make sure that we are aware of what the concerns were. we service delivery and the plan was to be delivering in staten island, as is the case in many of the impacted areas. when he was holding his press conference, the materials were rolling. we're working under the same circumstances in terms of road access, fuel, and so on. and polling paperwork in terms of the mobile feeding operations in staten island. we have mobile operations throughout the island already under way and we will be continuing bathroom out. i just happened to catch the comments he made on cnn last night. he was very grateful to the tennis feeding vehicles

they also took meals and supplies to s.i.ardest hit by the storm. >> the remains of a rollercoaster that was knocked off of a new jersey of amusement pier by supersonic standing might be left there as a tourist attraction. officials have not made a decision on whether to tear down the coaster. but the major states that he is working with the coast guard to see if the poster is stable enough to leave alone because he believes it will make a great tourist attraction. >> and video i texas is stating that people were taking to the hospital with a multi vehicle record in southeast texas. it happened yesterday morning along interstate 10 near beaumont, texas. authorities say up to 100 people were transported to area hospitals with injuries. as you can see some of the cars are literally crushed. authorities said there were no fires, despite gas tanks been ripped off 18 wellers on the mass of wreck. between 5100 vehicles were involved. accord is a fall may have cost the pilot. >> a fatal accident least two people in critical conditio

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s.i.. one under 25 of the officers over the last several weeks into ohio. they came from new york and washington, into ohio, to really worked and organize passengers throughout the municipal areas of ohio to turn that vote out for the democrats in this election, e is a progressive labor leader, but he realized that there was such an attack in ohio and all of these states against labor that they had to unite, it really, the fact of having swing states makes it possible for political efforts on both sides to concentrate their energy to achieve an overall victory nationwide. >> jeremy? >> just to respond to what juan said and what bob said, there are two universes' in the world of cable news. there is the liberal msnbc, which is basically like an obama for america campaign rally every day. >> msnbc, their slogan is lean forward. president obama slogan -- >> i actually think chris matthews might jump off a bridge tonight. but i punish myself, coming from a catholic family. i watched an entireour of fox news. the top news today was the new black panther. intimid

a team from a caesarean is in new orleans travel all the way to s.i..id the bay got caught with hurricane country and now it is time for them to repay the favor. they sir john ladd to the victims as well as the first responders of the storm. this looks like the most traveled spot. we're looking at light traffic on monday the observance of veterans day. we'll leave back with any hot spots need to steer around. >> live look this is our roof camera showing us the skies over seven francisco. but is clear and cold there. we will get a look at the air forecast with arafat in just a minute but first we're going to jackie sissel who is in san rafael. still 38 degrees how? >> i got a year and it is not added any warmer yet. this that is out but is still not the goods had over the buildings in downtown san rafael. it is cold probably one of the colder morning as we have seen so far this season. you can see people with these on. other people have scarves and men's and that is kind of what you will need today the good is is a lot of people do not even have to get o

s.i. was very critical of the red cross and discouraging people from participating.dering if you to ed respond to the borough presidents. if you could just very briefly go over what you're doing in new york specifically? it was hard to keep up before. >> sorry if i talk too fast. i'm over-calf unaided. -- caffeinated. i'm glad you brought up the issue with the borough president in staten island. we have been in direct contact with him. we appreciate his reaching out to make sure that we are aware of what the concerns were. we service delivery and the plan was to be delivering in staten island, as is the case in many of the impacted areas. when he was holding his press conference, the materials were rolling. we're working under the same circumstances in terms of road access, fuel, and so on. and polling paperwork in terms of the mobile feeding operations in staten island. we have mobile operations throughout the island already under way and we will be continuing bathroom out. -- continuing that throughout. i just happened to catch the comments he made on cnn last nigh

since 1976 about a dime of federal or local money has gone into replenishment on s.i.t protect long island. recently in 2009 we spent 9- $15,000 per household in the town to do a beach replenishment program. what happens now at this point? we become a federally-managed beach. we have no reaction from those in charge of the federally- managed feet to do any shoring up. it is sort of like everyone talks about stories of the force already out of the barn, and now they are looking to close the door. in essence the levels of bureaucracy are so thick between state and federal and the dp in national stores have the resources to pick my house up and put it back where it was. unfortunately i have a myriad of bureaucracy to go through. it is subject to further damage where it sits. sort of in a quandary. i think the levels of bureaucracy are one of the greatest it falls to doing anything anymore. there is just too much. everyone has something to say. the rules change from day to day. it is literally a nightmare. host: have you asked for help from fema? you said you could financi