plus, summer after sandy at the shore. they rebuilt the boardwalk and cut the ribbon, so are people coming back? >> the jersey shore is back in business, but how is business? >> jonathan hunt has a day at the beach. and seven months after sandy's waves washed out her tiny island, the statue of liberty in all her glory reopens. ♪ >> good evening, everyone. i'm jamie colby tonight in for shepard smith. we begin this thursday night with the coupe coup in egypt. one day after the egyptian military forced out the first democratically elected president well today the military put on quite a he show. [cheers] ♪ well, that was the military flying those jets and helicopters over the crowd who once again gathered in cairo to celebrate the forced departure of now former president mohammed morsi. morsi angered many after he pushed through an islamic constitution and thin failed to turn around the economy in the year since his election. so the military is also now launched a major crackdown on the muslim brotherhood. that's the group t

hurricane sandy. but she's open today. >>> we have a lot to bring you including the latest in the george zimmerman trial, people from zimmerman's past coming forward to testify, including an interesting witness, one of his former professors. did they prove he's a wannabe cop looking for a fight. >> we have got to show you this. check out this giant sinkhole that suddenly opened in the middle of a busy ohio street. the driver plummeting 80 feet down until rescuers reached her. what a sight and what a fright. >> scary. >>> first, this morning, let's get to breaking news in egypt. this was the scene earlier this morning. an interim president being sworn in, adly mansour. and the former mohamed morsi first democratically elected leader of this country under house arrest. an army chopper flying as the crowd sets off fireworks. >> the sight was amazing. there was also this, rage as morsi supporters rail against what they call a quecoup. the prospect of a civil war for this key u.s. ally very real, a very te

sandy saddleback score. in the towns that had army corps of engineers designed doing systems, the damage was minimal. and the ones that did not, the damage was complete. now there is no longer a debate in new jersey about whether we should have them as a safety precaution. that is number one. i pitched to president obama that that is one of the things that had to be included in the aid package, the ability to complete the dune system along the entire 130 mile long atlantic coast of new jersey. congress agreed. we have the money to do that. that is what we are working on now to do that. [applause] second, you had to deal with the ordinances and towns regarding the building code and work with the state to now deal with using better materials and more resilient types of standards. what we saw in new jersey was in an older town, a lot of big, beautiful homes on the ocean that were built in the 1950s or --0s -- they look beautiful but they could not stand up to the stone -- storm. they had no dunes and very old h

after seeing the pictures after sandy. >> reporter: standing tall, proud, and green, today, sandy all distant memory. >> it's super exciting to be able to visit such a historic place. >> reporter: lady liberty, once again ready to rush in the tired, poor, huddled masses yearning to breathe free. >> i have a dream. >> reporter: he came to america in the 1960s. his son brought him here today. >> he is a classic. he is one of these people that came here and made his way. he went from rags to rich at least times. so he is a symbol of america. so for me it's special to bring him here. ♪ oh say can you see >> reporter: closed after 9/11, reopened in 2009, closed again for renovations and then closed again for sandy. this morning's opening ceremony felt a little like deja vu. >> i don't know about you, but i'm getting sick and tired of opening and closing the statue of liberty. so i think this time we'll just leave it open. ♪ god bless america >> reporter: open for all to see her not just as a mark of our freedom, but our resilience. katy tur, nbc news, liberty island. >>> and that is our br

a cool thing about sandy, you can see it coming unlike a tornado. we can give people a lot more certainty and give them instructions and ideas about how to prepare for it so they don't have to deal with it as badly, either evacuating early or at least getting supplies ready, so i think that's something we could do a much better job at, and we're doing it closely. the second thing, for the most part we've been focusing on natural disasters. in a terrorist attack, we did actually help with the boston bombing. we turned on our person finder so people could find out where their loved ones were after the crisis because there was a lott of chaos -- a lot of chaos then. i think there's a lot of issues, there's a bad actor in play, and they need to understand what's the motivations and how they are engaging in this event and how do we make sure we be very careful how we respond. >> today there exists a system for ngos, folks on response to use voice. it's called the wireless priority service. that's over a decade old, and it doesn't have any allocations for

and the day after sandy, look.ks, the paving, everything -- it had gone under the water and needed fixing. and so since november, you couldn't go out there and you couldn't go up inside. though, of course, you could look from afar at the outside. and isn't that what's made it a symbol all these years for an idea that travels everywhere? we see it on coins. we see it in company logos. on what we eat. on jerseys. on foreheads everywhere. liberty. there is no substitute. well, maybe this guy. or this guy. or this guy. >> it means a lot to me. i was raised in the city. i'm a new yorker and i'm american. i was born here and i'm here with the american flag. i come and make some money. >> reporter: anyway, they have been busy on liberty island rebuilding with a deadline in mind, tomorrow. that's when the tourist ferries run again and you can once again go inside. really, the outside, we have had that all along and it's never looked better even when the clouds are low. john donvan, abc news. >> never looked better indeed.

. ♪ graciously donating to sandy hook victims.he school in newtown connecticut, the victims families or their frustration over the lack of transparency and joins me by telephone. thank you for eing here with us. this split -- do you think this is fair? >> this is an attempt by the american peple who donated private money to t victims. i think it is sort of the wrong question to ask. melissa: the families are cticizing the decision, saying that thenearly 4 million shod actually go to families instead. but that is. >> it has held up distribution for seven months. in boston we distributed $60 million in 60 days. it killed the foundation in newtown at sandy hook elementary it works on understanding what the families that lo loved ones. it was done with full transparency, open, a public town hall meeting. everyone was given the ability to mke comments. melissa: you are not consulting, you're just helping out, you have a reputation for fairness and helping tough situations exactly like this. you mentioned just a moment ago as you are in

columbine, sandy hook i'm a hurricane sandy -- sandy hook, hurricane sandy. when someone feels empathy is always present in the media, but it does not get asked ended to the lived experience of african- americans in any way near the way it should. tavis: when i made it to the airport after appearing on the show yesterday and flew back to los angeles last night, i landed because i wanted to get to a screening of a movie that i'm sure you and others in the country have heard about called "fruitvale station" about the killing of oscar grant a few years ago in oakland. it is sort of the same situation, black young male being shot and killed by a white male under the color of enforcement or neighborhood watch, in this case, a bart officer. i got off the airplane and went he medially to the screening and i could not get out of my seat to the screening because i could not stop crying. i know the oscar grant very well, but i couldn't stop crying personally because the movie was so brilliant in connecting us to the humanity of oscar grant. give me a second here. i am

four days before the sandy storm hit the east coast users who typed in terms like sandy, hurricane, highwind into google search started seeing official national weather service warning paying more information including maps, news, and how to stay safe. recently through a partnership with the national center for missing and exploited children we started publishing amber alerts. when you receive a message on your phone about child missing, ma the first thing you'll do is search for more information to see if you can help find them. would also build crisis that's what compile information from multiple sources into one single map of people no longer have to search across many websites. following the ultimate tornadoes, i can launch a crisis maps which included red cross shelters, post-disaster and other information. a second lesson that clouds hosting can be enhance the quality of dogmas of critical information. anyone can use google maps and services to create their own maps inescapably. because their open-source anyone can deploy, update and improve our tools. we have learned in some disas

superstorm sandy hit new jersey hard. in our service territory, it took down 48,000 trees which impacted our distribution system. it destroyed 2400 utility poles, many of them are snapped like toothpicks. drove walls of water into 29th of our switching and substations, and damaged our gas lines and meters. over 40,000 of our gas customers were impacted, and almost 2 million of our electric customers lost power. restoration efforts were impeded by a forceful nor'easter that hit a week later. the impact of instruction and the complexity of the work to restore service made communications of all kinds a key component of the sandy recovery effort. before i discuss our social media expense can let me also note the importance of smart grid technology which enables utilities to obtain critical information that can help pin point problems and automate restoration of smart grid technology enhances our ability to communicate with our own system. it can dramatically shorten the time it takes to restore service in the aftermath of a s

whether it's a need for space, people need to have space as they did in the aftermath of hurricane sandy, or now in oklahoma, or whether they needed to get a car because their car was damaged, or they needed some repairs in their house, they're trying to relight the pilot in the stove and they didn't know how to do it. they can't find the big utilities enthralled in a great effort elsewhere. these sorts of things people can help each other and we can access the companies that are part of bay share and the share economy to get some help for people right away. it's all in the general effort that i want people of san francisco in every single neighborhood to know we want them here as part of the recovery, that they're not going elsewhere, we're not leaving them alone. we're not leaving them isolated. i learned that big lesson as myself and others who went with me to new orleans a few years back a couple years after their levees broke. we tried to understand the frustration of people in the ninth ward, and we kept getting these testimonies. local government and the businesses didn't ask us t

sandy in new jersey alone, 355,000 homes were severely damaged or destroyed. 355,000. so what you are looking at is how do you get people a sense of hope and also do it in a smart way. so the first thing we did was sit down with the mayors in the most affected towns and we said we want you to begin to think about this in new jersey, very much a home rule state, so they control local zoning and ordinances. they had to be full partners. so we bring the mayors in, met with a lot of them one-on-one to honestwill have an conversation with your residence. residents, to buyout homes and properties that are no longer standing because they are so perpetually flooded over time. but i am not going to force people out, so i want you to start having that conversation. then in the places that don't want to sell out, how are we going to protect it? we came up with nothing novel, but three ways to go about protecting it. first, in the jersey shore communities, not all of our shore communities had army corps of engineers designed doom systems. and there is a debate about this in new je

but last october superstorm sandy nearly decimated the community.any like tom mcdonald are still recovering. >> i have my daughter, southern and my new grandson living with us. >> why do they all have to stay with you? >> their house was destroyed in the storm. >> nobody would blame you if you said you know what, this year after all we've been through, we just can't do it. >> but you're still here. >> despite our troubles, our troubles will end. they have to live the rest of their lives with their disability, so we need to be here for them. >> much of breezy point still has to be rebuilt. but on this one weekend storm battered res didn'ts in these wounded warriors find strength in each other. >> terrell brown, cbs news, breezy point, new york. >> hope francis once again surprised today. it happened at the papal summer retreat outside rome. instead of appearing in the balcony, he met them at the front door. he also moved into the crowd as you can see to kiss a baby. still ahead, making art without making a move. and we we. [ whispering ] shhh. it's o

. >>> now to newtown, connecticut, where details are emerging about the sandy hook victims' fund. families are expected to receive nearly $8 million in payments next month. the preliminary recommendation from a meeting thursday is that each of the 26 victims' families receive $281,000. $20,000 to the families of each 12 surviving children who witnessed the shootings and two teachers who were injured would get $150,000 between them. the families of some victims say the process has caused them more angerish. 20 children were killed at sandy hook elementary. >>> cities throughout the eastern part of the country are cleaning up after massive storms ravaged their towns. a city in northeastern ohio has gotten so much rainfall -- look at that -- the residents are getting boats to get around. and a tornado that touched down in western pennsylvania wednesday left massive damage in its wake. luckily no fatalities or major injuries there. nbc's bill karins is here with our weekend weather. >> washington, d.c. got hit last night with a lot of rain in two hours. a lot of flash flooding. as far

let's ask sandy about that.cause there was a democratic -- it was a republican who wanted to include a clause here except in cases of rape or incest the ban would not be in place in those case z, and that was shot down. what do you think? >> if a person was raped or increst, they could get -- incest, they could get an abortion before five months. that's not unreasonable. and i would also say that, jehmu, what you're saying makes no sense. do you really want women to go into abortion clinics that have never been regular lated, that are filthy and -- >> they are more regulated than any other centers. >> no, they are not. that is not true. >> you know these politicians have nothing -- clearly, have nothing else to do but regulate how women deal with our own bodies. [inaudible conversations] finish. martha: we have to go, ladies, but i just want to get -- i mean, the central point is whether or not abortions are legal, the federal government cannot outlaw abortion in the state of texas. the question is whether or no

for air b & b, we've taken that functionally it that we developed for hurricane sandy and we made it such we can deploy it next time within 30 minutes, whether it be here in san francisco or anywhere else around the world, to rally, to rally support and provide services. and, so, in closing i just want to thank our city leaders, mayor lee, president chiu, the department of emergency management, the bay share and the sharing economy companies for getting this dialogue started so that we're ready when it's needed. thank you. (applause) >> thank you, nate. and thank you all for coming. this has been a great day today. we are going to get -- go back into our meeting and continue our dialogue, but mayor lee and president chiu and i believe nate and milicent also will be here to answer a few questions if you would like to. so, thank you all for coming. (applause)

one thing that's coming to mind to me is the core spoent at sandy hook day and today's tragedy. it's a tragedy that some parents could be reminded of their tragedy going back to major newtown events. >> so the newtown victims could retraumatized from this? >> it's the events that went on.

the waters aren't entirely safe in many places where sandy visited. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. it is a wild night in tahrir square in cairo and across egypt for that matter. just today and just like that, their new president is gone. the last time we saw an upheaval like this was during the arab spring, when hosni mubarak was thrown from power. the new president, morsi, was democratically elected. now he's gone after a year in office. and right now, tonight, the power structure is vague, after the military rolled in. our team is in place in cairo tonight, including our chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, back on familiar territory. richard, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, brian. some people here are saying what has happened today was a coup. that is certainly what the now ousted president morsi is saying in the only statements so far. he said "a revolution has been stolen." but in tahrir square, they are not calling this a coup. they say it was military intervention at their request for change. just watch. and listen

but then, just one day later, superstorm sandy hit.e fierce winds spared the statue of liberty herself, but liberty island was not so fortunate. 75% of the island left under water. bricks around the exterior were ripped up, docks damaged, a boat slammed into one of the buildings, plumbing and electrical systems left in disarray. back in december, then secretary of the interior ken salazar paid a visit to liberty island and vowed to rebuilt but said it would not be easy. >> $59 million of damage, [ indiscernible ] at the statue of liberty and at ellis island. >> reporter: now the work is complete. the docks are rebuilt, structures repaired, and lady liberty is ready to welcome back the millions of people who visit her every year. there was a sticking point that needed to be worked out before the island could be reopened. and that dealt with security. the national park service wanted to move security screenings from battery park and liberty state park in jersey city to ellis island. visitors would board ferries befor being screened. >> y

a year ago on squawk, goss and the father of the so-called supermarket bank sandy weil called for banking up the banks. >> what we should probably do is go and split up investment banking from banking, have banks be deposit takers, have banks make commercial loans and real estate loans, and have banks do something that is not going to risk the taxpayer dollars, that is not going to be too big to fail. >> among those strongly disagreeing with weill, dick kovacevich. he'll join us later.

john: sandy springs. >> nine, operating totally in the black.re charter requires them to have a cash operating reserve which is how they pay for capital projects. john: yorktown got in the worst trouble because your last mayor was taken money for himself, kilpatrick. he used city funds to fund junkets, 54 trips, when zero rentals, but the charges, hired 29 of his closest friends and family for city positions. people didn't notice? >> that was not even the worst of it. the worst of it that he was actually using -- he was receiving kickbacks for fines of his choice to give and city contracts to his favorite cronies at used to be called friends and family in detroit. so he used to talk a good game. he would talk to bring ainds of development to detroit at the same time as he was talking about the big game he was quietly phoning the city coffers for money which is one reason why the chart was left in the financial mess. john: trucks are cros, but even regular politicians wreck cities. i will confront one of your city council members. we want to make

. >> reporter: citing presence on the ground after hurricane sandy to the border debate, the white house says the department matured on her watch. >> with secretary napolitano at the helm, we have greatly enhanced our border security, including the doubling of border patrol agents. >> reporter: secretary napolitano's depart you are may have a domino effect on the immigration debate. also key leadership vacancies at the department for immigration, border patrol and her deputy. >> thank you. >>> what happens next for a department preparing for changes and challenges over one of the country's most divisive issues. here is chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel. >> reporter: confirmation of a homeland security security will come as congress wrestles with immigration reform. the white house press secretary says he doesn't expect trouble.

birth rates are up 34%, of so-called "sandy babies." donations are dropping at livestrong. the non-profit was started by famed cyclist lance armstrong, who later left the charity following a doping scandal. livestrong collected $22 million in 2012, down 8.1% from 2011. the charity said it's pleased with its performance. still to come, two days old and already in the money: a look at the enormous wealth awaiting the royal baby, later on. plus, apple re-action: how that stock is likely to trade today. but first, how investors are getting into gear as detroit's finances fall flat. first business continues after this. hi, i'm ben affleck, and many actors have played the part of a u.s. serviceman in the movies, but for veterans like james crosby and so many other brave men and women, his service and his sacrifice for our country are real. outside baghdad, a rocket attack blew up my humvee, killing one of my marines and leaving me paralyzed. [ben affleck] when james returned home, he, like many others, was in no condition to cope and advocate for the services he needed. fortunate

are there records of this kind of damage at cape may prior to sandy or was sandy the worst? >> no. 1944 and also the storm of 1962. had sandy come in as projected by the weather forecasters and given cape may a direct hit, we would have probably unfortunately duplicated those two storms. >> well, thankfully you didn't do that, because this was bad enough. how many people are you expecting this holiday weekend for the fourth of july? >> our year-round population of 3800, alex, skyrockets to 45,000 during holidays such as this. >> okay. well, we wish you the best of luck through this holiday weekend. we know it's all going to be good for cape may and the mayor of cape may, new jersey, edward mahaney, thank you so much. >> thank you. enjoy your holiday. >> you too. >> this next thing takes years of training, tremendous stan stam my na, dogged determination to reach the highest levels in this sport. not talking about a marathon, not an iron man, the annual nathan's famous hot dog eating competition where contestants can potentially eat more than 60 hot dogs and buns all in less than te

. >> let sandy didn't say is that i have lived through one third of the history of the.ause] which tells you what a young country it is or what an old man i am. i am so pleased to be here. sandy, thank you for the moderately good introduction george and gaffe then thank you for supporting this institution. we appreciate it. i am a supporter myself and i thank you. alves sandy said life in traveling around talking about the book "rumsfeld's rules." i'm told that you are ready to ask some questions. i will answer the questions i know the answers to bid i will respond to the others. [laughter] but before i do, just a few words about this book. i spent four years writing my memoirs, "rumsfeld's rules," i mean the known and unknown and as i did that i kept thinking about "rumsfeld's rules" and i decided that i should do that. it started because my mother was a schoolteacher. i started carrying a load cards like this and i still do to this day. she said at the end of the week read them and remind yourself of what they mean and i started writing down the fault or ideas or thing

. >>> and the statue of liberty is reopening closed since hurricane sandy wreaked havoc on the island in october. now the clean-up and repairs are complete and lady liberty is ready to welcome visitors for independence day. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> all right, happy fourth of july to everybody out there. happy fourth of july, tai. nice to have you here filling in for diana. >> thank you, thank you. great to be here. some lucky folks get to see lady liberty for the first time in a

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. >> bill: who is sandy?ourse. >> olivia newton john. >> chunky in this one. he looks up. wins her a publish doll. that's exciting. and you know, obama throws like a girlie man so it's nice to watch christie. look at chris, it's tough for him to get into the reflective glory of anybody. i know he has also had the stapling done. obama likes to come in and ask him if he can figure out a way to staple biden's mouth shut. >> y'all are doing something right. >> work at that end of the canal. >> bill: why do you think the president takes time? obviously they are doing the sandy thing and all of that. this is photo on to help him. >> any president would do this. >> bill: you think so. >> center of the netted. ♪ we go together like ramah >> bill: i pretty much don't have anything to do in this segment, i'm going to go out and get a doctor pepper if you don't mind. you kind of begin with jay carney and go. >> well, they are going to audit dr. pepper because they don't think he wants obama care so they are going to go

john: sandy springs. >> nine, operating totally in the black.re charter requires them to have a cash operating reserve which is how they pay for capital projects. john: yorktown got in the worst trouble because your last mayor was taken money for himself, kilpatrick. hesed city funds to fund junkets, 54 trips, when zero rentals, but the charges, hired 29 of his closest friends and family for city positions. people didn't notice? >> that was not even the worst of it. the worst of it that he was actually using -- he was receiving kickbacks for fines of his choice to give and city contracts to his favorite cronies that used to be called friends and family in detroit. so he used to talk a good game. he would talk to bring all kinds of development to detroit at the same time as he was talking about theig game he was quietly siphoning the city coffers for money which is one reason why the chart was left in the financial mess. john: trucks are crooks, but even regular politicians wreck cities. i will confront one of your city council members. we want t

también seable, denver, houston, miami, sandy, hardford. arranca el 7 de julio hasta el 28.esentantes. >>así llegamos al final de los deportes, buenas tardes. >>muchas gracias, gustavo. y nuevamente enlazamos con beatriz ferrari, que sigue al pie del cañon en el bart. >>continúan saliendo más dirigientes sindicales para tomar un descanso en las negociaciónes. se les preguntó si ha habido avance,s la respuesta es no. no ha habido progreso en las negociaciaciones, veremos que pasa más adelante, y nos quedamos aquí, le contamos a las once. >>muchas gracias, ahora antes de irnos, puente de la bahia, flujo de vehículos en sentido contrario, del este hacia san francisco debido a que muchos tratan de llegar a los juegos pirotécnicos para celebrar 4 de julio. nos vemos a las once, lo dejamos mientras con noticiero univisión. con nosotros en este jueves 4 de julio aquÍ estÁn las noticias. >>> miles de elemento de seguridad guardan festejo por el dÍa de la independencia, principales ciudades del paÍs, baja la gasolina, pero se mantiene el precio a su nivel mÁs alto para un cuatro de j

super storm sandy, of course, hit the east coast in october, devastating much of it. the parents of all these newborns coming in, they say well, there simply wasn't much else to do in the dark. sounds like a healthy option. >> you light those candles, set the mood. >> romance. sharing the love. feel good, making babies. >> can't turn that marvin gaye on when there's no power. >> sing a little bit of marvin, you got it in you. >> a little something something. >> for everybody. >> thank you for that a little reveal into your life. >> christina here to tell us, sounds like a lot of good things should be done outside. would you call it a stunner? >> i would call it a stunner point five. good out there, 11:19 now. it is really nice, temperature-wise, for now inland. still getting some of the best of the best weather. hold on the shot for a moment, if you would, please, my wonderful director are, corin. you can see the cloud cover, don't see, vaguely make it out you is the golden gate bridge. you can see the clouds moving with the naked eye. let's take you to the bridge, ja

the jersey shore was one of the hardest hit areas during superstorm sandy.businesses all to complete rubble and tourism at the shore is an extremely part of new jersey's economy especially during the summer months. we recently visited the jersey shore to see where the recovery stands. >> the boardwalk is back having gone from this post-sandy to this today. >> i would say everybody's excited to be back, but everybody's a little nervous. >> this is one of the many boardwalk business owners in bell mar we met in march as she prepared to reopen her business, hoping for the best. >> i have the right attitude, the right energy and the people are here and i stay on top of it, it could be the best ever. >> after a lot of work and a few tears, her temporary store, a tricked out trailer, is back on the boardwalk. >> we did it in 48 hours with a crew of energetic employees. there were nine million boxes in here. we couldn't see straight, but everybody was organized and working together, and it came together in 48 hours. >> are you proud of it? >> yeah. >> her faith in

america's signature symbol of freedom finally reopens after per storm sandy. >>> but we begin this morningh a look at today's "eye-opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> i think all of the cheering and all of the excitement is because the people are saying we are with you. >> millions celebrate a coup in cairo, but egypt remains locked in crisis. >> mohammed morsi ousted by the military after only one year in office. >> chief justice sworn in as temporary president. >> state media says two people were killed in clashes on wednesday. >> the state department has ordered all non-essential personnel to leave the american embassy in cairo. >> he had the opportunity to lay out specific steps and he did not take the opportunity to do that. >>> americans celebrating independence day. >> security is being beefed up around the country including major cities like boston and the nation's capital. >>> the george zimmerman trial is in recess until friday. yesterday, a crime lab analyst testified that none of zimmerman's dna was found under trayvon martin's fingernails. >>> eight boaters including two ame

. >> and new york celebrating a major milestone for the statue of liberty after superstorm sandy. >>> seven straight days of triple-digit temperatures in parts of the bay area. is this the end of the hot weather? we'll talk about it coming up. >> and if you do have to head into work this morning, you do have to commute, at least we're not seeing huge gridlock on the roads so far. we'll have more on your latest drive times coming up. train's most popular mattress sets. plus, pay no interest for 36 months on tempur-pedic and icomfort. sleep train's 4th of july sale ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ for the first time in a yea superstorm sandy left 75 pet of the island under water... delaying a restoration proj as the storm >>> it morning the statue of liberty will be open for the first time in a year. superstorm sandy left 75% of the island under water delaying a restoration project as the storm surge and fierce winds cause bricks to rip up the exterior, damaged docks and left electrical systems in disarray. >>> kathryn brown joins us live from the island. i imagine

for air b & b, we've taken that functionally it that we developed for hurricane sandy and we made it such we can deploy it next time within 30 minutes, whether it be here in san francisco or anywhere else around the world, to rally, to rally support and provide services. and, so, in closing i just want to thank our city leaders, mayor lee, president chiu, the department of emergency na