let's bring in steven schork now, principle of the new york city report. -- schork report. tell me about this spill. how did it happen and this is fuel we needed. >> absolutely. it happened monday night, one of motif have tanks, they are a joint venture with shell and saudi aramco. they spilled 300,000 gallons of diesel into kill. it is a vital waterway. this adds to the logistical nightmare that is new york harbor, right now. it is not necessarily a question of refinery capacity the oil is there. the capacity is there this is a infrastructure problem. we have a problem getting oil, gasoline, diesel from where it is at the terminal to where it needs to be, at the retailer right now. we have navigational hazards in waterborne markets in new york harbor and long island sound. so we can't move barges. we can't move vessels yet. we have power outages. we have terminals being closed. you can't pull vessels up to the dock. so the oil is there. i'm more in the camp i agree with your previous guest, this is a real logistical nightmare. there are shortages induced by a lack of trans

coming up tonight on "money", the steven schork of the schork report to talk about something not getting of coverage of all this, a 350,000 gallon oil spill as result of sandy. it was caused in the waters ways between new jersey and report. you're not hearing a lot about it. we will talk about at 5:00 mm eastern. lori: lines is the word of the day. people waiting in long lines for gas. they're waiting for subways, buses, traffic at a standstill. a transportation crisis. melissa: ashley webster and cheryl casone with ways to invest after the recovery. here they come right now. >> melissa had to hitch a ride to work. >> whatever. it is new york. everyone is doing whatever they can to get it done. we have a market rally. 117 points on the dow. >> hurricane relief rally? >> i don't know. ashley: i'm trying to picture melissa hitchhiking. did you raise the thumb up and a little bit of leg? melissa: no, i had my tennis shoes on. it was not a sexy look. cheryl: your five closest new york friends in a cab together. melissa: right. lori: no traffic out there. melissa: yesterday, total gridlock. a