@p@p >>> welcome back to our special live coverage of superstorm sandy which brought new york city to a virtual standstill, crippling transportation. sandy forcing parts of the fdr to close in both directions. you can see why. intense flooding making it impassable and dangerous. long island railroad crews are fighting floodwater with water. look at this time lapsed video showing how penn station prepared for sandy. woshers pulled 300 train cars off the tracks sunday and fill a balloon-like dam with water to trap the storm surge and pump it back out. check out this picture of train station flooded tweeted by the port authority of new york and new jersey. it shows floodwater gush into a commuter train underground station through an elevator shaft in hoboken, new jersey. it's unclear when the trains will resume service. wow. speaking of rushing floodwaters, this is what it was like inside a vent building inside the holland tunnel yesterday. the tunnel was closed yesterday afternoon as the threat from sandy loomed. soledad? >> all right, christine, thanks very much. flooding obviously a b

. >>> millions of people on the east coast are still reeling from superstorm sandy. here is the latest information that we have. in our region, nearly 19,000 customers are still without power. in fact, bowie high school is closing because there is no power there. bge says 1,475 customers are without power. pepco has 1,518. virginia dominion says over 15,000 customers are without power. nationwide damage estimates from the storm could reach $20 billion. and at least 50 people were killed. today early voting resumes in washington, d.c. and also in maryland. and president obama will be landing in new jersey to survey the damage there. >>> it appears that one coastal, new jersey town cannot seem to catch a break. crews had a hard time fighting a series of natural gas fires because of flood waters and debris that superstorm sandy left behind. this is the very same area that caught fire two days ago and destroyed 14 homes. no injuries have been reported, however. we will have more on relief efforts in new jersey in just one minute. >>> here at home, emergency officials hav

that was superstorm sandy. as we look ahead wednesday into the middle part of the weekend, looks pretty de cent. we'll see a few showers lingering tonight and cool november like weather coming in behind sandy. we'll be back with more abc2 news right after this. now this is a party. mmm. i don't know, i think i might bail. yeah, it's pretty dead. [ male announcer ] one is never enough. new kfc dip'ems. freshly prepared tenders dipped in irresistible sauces. try a 3 piece combo for just $5. >>> all right. superstorm sandy gave us a lesson on the dangers of a downed power. >> this town is being electrified. no word on if anyone was hurt but just amazing pictures. wow. governor chris christie said the storm's damage is beyond anything than i thought i would see. >> look what to this car in orange, new jersey. he was driving when he took a photo. he said there are a lot of trees and power lines in his neighborhood and right here too. he said things are calm today. >>> take a look at this video from ash bury park. it

rescue crews count the damage from superstorm sandy and search for more victims. dest hit areas, and thanks to sandy, the show did not go on last night. we'll show you the impact on the world of entertainment. but first, here's a look at what's happening in the world and what we've been covering on "cbs this morning." >> we'll rebuild it. no question in my mind, we'll rebuild it. but for those of us who are my age, it won't be the same. >> just as the storm seemed to be ending, two new jersey towns were hit by massive flooding. hundreds of people had to evacuate. >> the sun is out in atlantic city now. that's something we haven't seen in a while, but still nearly 2 million people in this state remain without power. >> we knew it was going to be bad, but this is pretty devastating. >> residents here were actually not told to evacuate. now they have a long ordeal ahead. >> and new york city is struggling to come to life after the storm. >> the seawater that came over that wall and flooded subway stations has crippled lower manhattan. >> it's the worst thing that happ

the result of superstorm sandy. has left more than 600,000 customers without power. this is the most in their entire history. about 260 patients at the nyu langone medical center, including little babies and the elderly and intensive care evacuated because of sandy. there was massive flooding and a failed backup generator, and so ambulances had to transport everyone to nearby facilities. this was all last night. started about 1:30 in the morning. some of the patients had to be carried down 15 flights of stairs, with 12 feet of standing water in the elevator shaft, as well. those folks are working fast and furious. there were some children in the nicu that were on respirators and the nurses were actually manually pumping lung into their airs as they got them into the ambulances. >>> and the storm is shattering records. the storm surge in lower manhattan peaking at 13.88 feet at 9:24 last night. that is nearly four feet higher than the record set in 1960 by hurricane donna. that is according to the national weather se

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superstorm sandy has the travel industry reeling.e have new details on the blow to the bottom line. do you have too much money or too much of bart and carl? i don't. i love those guys. >> now turning to the middle east here on "money". we're been telling you iran is experiencing crippling inflation because of the latest e.u.igning shuns but the country is importing substantial amounts of gold. turkish trade data shows $2 billion worth of gold was sent to dubai on behalf of iranian gold buyers in october alone. this is with a $100illion to boost its oil and gas production. is this how iran is getting its money. we have the author of a battle of the soul of islam. welcome backoctor. thanks so much for joining us. >> great to be with you, melissa. melissa: let me ask you about this report. reuters has done great reporting on this, saying their sources tell them couriers carrying millions dollars of gold bullion in their luggage have been flying from instan bull to dubai where the gold is then shipped to iran. what do you think? does thi

a lot of people after superstorm sandy will need some help. karen, thank you so much. let's turn to new york city, where sandy has shut down air travel. shut it down. newark, kennedy, laguardia, all closed. an industry website estimates that 13,000 flights have been canceled since saturday. and a lot of carriers are allowing passengers to change their itineraries without having to pay a fee. but you have to check with your airline for details. >>> amtrak has extended cancellations for much of its northeast corridor through tomorrow, but trains coming to and from canada or to and from the south will still operate. however, they will end their routes before they reach states affected by sandy. >>> all right. our team coverage of this superstorm sandy continues straight through the night. >> yeah. live reports, new details, tracking the storm, the rain, the snow, the wind, all of it. we'll be right back. ny unstopabs in-wash scent boosters, here with my favorite new intern, jimmy. mmm! fresh! and it's been in the closet for 12 weeks! unbelievable! unstopables! i'll show yo

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superstorm sandy is living up to all warnings. at least 35 people have been killed. more than eight mill are without power. djg -- million are without power. sandy is leaving death, darkness and flooding as it moves inland. >> oh my gosh. no walls. >> reporter: the storm lost hurricane status monday as it made landfall on the new jersey shore 80 mile per hour winds. sandy had enough strength to flood lower manhattan with 13 foot storm surge and pushed this 700 ton tanker on to a staten island street. new york city subways under several feet of water. >> we've got all our resources to get everything open i am >> reporter: the damage is extensive in new york. a crane collapsed and still dangling 80 stories above streets. >> get on the sidewalk. >> reporter: major hospital was evacuated after its back-up generators failed. >> this is an infant. more more than 50 homes were destroyed when two fires sparked in the rockaways. >> couldn't get any apparatus. we had a boat got in the boat and went down there >> reporter: firefighters rescued dozens trapped, using that boat. da

let me show you what is left over with our superstorm. sandy'ster of circulation would be right about there, right up near harrisburg, pennsylvania. you can see the big swirl, the big wraparound taking place and a lot of moisture still available. we'll be dealing with rain for a good part of the day. out to the south and west of us, that is cold enough for snow. if you are watching out to the west as you get out into the mountains, there some are indications that the air will temporarily turn cold enough that some of that could transition to snow for you as well. just look out for that possibility. i think temperatures will still stay well above 32. you are not going to be dealing with -- it won't stick but you might see some white snowflakes out there at some point. 29, that is the current wind gust here in washington. 28 in ocean city. gradually, wind are getting better. they will owe casually gust over the next few hours close to -- occasionally gust over the next few hours close to 50. wind south and west, 20 to 35. that will be the first par

reels from killer superstorm sandy's some say obama and romney are pretending the results to relieve competitors have nothing to do with the race for the presidency . u.k. and u.s. intelligence keep flying toward global terrorism flying high putting little body on the lives of those who refused to follow the battle cry. and obviously international law boston bahrain spawn all public gatherings the saying it violates people people's basic freedoms the gal's motorcade is tightening its grip on the opposition after almost two years of growing addressed. this is also yukos here live from moscow hello and welcome to the program obama being accused of using superstorm sandy recovery efforts to boost the base for the presidency but it's officially put that campaigns on hold during the calamity turning to relief measures instead but some say the rivalry retro still shows for. an effort for. this was the surprise. i think there's. a hurricane sandy crashing on shore i've never seen anything like this i'm at a loss for words to describe what the storm could do but there is no loss for words on

reels from killer superstorm sandy some say obama and tony are pretending that disaster relief campaigns have nothing to do with the race for the presidency. the u.k. and u.s. intelligence keep up a block of war global terrorism flying high pushing little value on the lives of both refused to follow the possible price. this international lovebox bahrain spawn all public gatherings saying it violates people's and basic freedoms the gulf motorcades tightening its grip on the opposition after almost two years of growing our greatest. welcome to. news live from moscow my name is you. main story now obama and romney are being accused of using superstorm sandy recovery efforts to boost their bid for the presidency both officially put the campaigns on hold during because the sea turning to relieve matters instead but some say the rivalry rhetoric still shows for you guys are from the reports. this was the you tube are surprised. and i think there's. a hurricane sandy crashing on shore i've never seen anything like this i'm at a loss for words to describe what the storm could do but there's no l

because of the superstorm sandy the weather's also put election campaigning on hold with fears it could cost vital votes. ray-bans or gatherings intensifying crackdowns on anti-government protests as clashes with police rise. and britain set for a clash of a cash in funding the e.u. while struggling members italy and spain insist they don't need hand. nine pm here in moscow right now my name is kevin irwin warm welcome to if you're just joining us rev you're watching around the world this is r.t. and first a nuclear power plants that just mentioned there in new jersey has been put in alert tonight as waters around the facility is swelling as a result of superstorm sandy the plants around one hundred kilometers south of new york it was shut down for refueling last week but radioactive material at the site could potentially prove dangerous meantime millions were hit by a blackout in parts of new york after a large explosion at a power plant president obama's declared the city a disaster at least sixteen people were killed across seven states because it's also hit the heart of the race to

superstorm sandy slam ad shore last night. at least 13 are reported dead. >> and over 5 million or in the dark. schools from virginia to maine are closed again today and there are states of emergency declared in eight states n new york city, transportation officials are worried about seawater flooding some of subways. >> another tough day for commuters ahead. once again, metrobus service and train service will not run this morning. an announcement on when service will be restored will be made later on today after metro is able to assess the damage from sandy. also, metro access service will remain suspended all day tuesday. now, customers can check metro service status by phone. the number to call is 202-637- 7000. >>> thousands of people are without power this morning so can you imagine with this storm. dominion virginia reporting nearly 118,000 outages. pepco dealing with about 27,000. bge reporting just over 91,000 in five counties including montgomery and anne arundel. smeco reports nearly 6200 outages. outages. potomac ed

. >>> superstorm sandy leaves a path of destruction across the northeast. just look at these pictures. up in new york, there is unprecedented damage to the transportation system there. some buses are running for free but it will take days to get that subway fully restored. a massive fire in a flooded section of queens destroyed over 80 homes. amazingly, no one died from that and the stock market finally set to open using back- up generators this morning. later on today, president obama will meet with governor chris christie to tour parts of new jersey. >>> and closer to home now in alexandria where people fear what sandy could still have in store. high tides are expected on the potomac later this morning raising some concerns of mored intoing. fox 5's melanie alnwick is live in old town with the latest on that situation. >> reporter: good morning. people here in old town standery are pretty used to this. we had ter covering the street yesterday. it is perfectly dry pavement right now. they prepared for it. they are ready for it. and with high tide just a fe

i think in the morning we'll see incredible pictures and the scope of sandy will be brought to light. >> superstorm, we're talking about 900 miles to 1,000 miles wide. that's pretty extraordinary. >> and 60 million people. >> thank you so much, ivan. >>> at this point many people are being forced to ride out sandy in the dark now. 5.3 million people without power including tens of thousands of people in lower manhattan and staten island after a transformer exploded at con edison plant on 14th street. take a look at pretty extraordinary video there. con edison vice president says workers don't know exactly what caused that massive blow out. we're talking about an area dha services an awful lot of people in new york city. take a glimpse of the situation. community and utility companies are dealing with right now. power outages from d.c., maine, impacting an awful lot of folks. new york and new jersey account for nearly a half of the power outages that we're seeing. >> and this super storm slammed into the jersey shore as it made landfall a few hours ago. and sandy has been relentless and taking a dea

we've sixteeen a lot of dramati video from superstorm sandy. this could be the scariest of all. a crane collapsing yesterday and was left dangling in sandy's strong winds. robert frank has been there all day today. he joins us on the telephone. robert, what can you tell us? all day yesterday we were asking, how is it possible that the construction company left this crane on the top of this high rise knowing what we were expecting? >> yeah, that is the question that everyone's going to be asking. lawyers in particular over the coming days. right now it remains a very dangerous situation here in midtown. as you mentioned, there's a multiton crane still hanging from more than 70 stories above one of the busiest streets in midtown manhattan. that's 57th street. mayor bloomberg said before once the winds die down, they have to die down to below 30 miles an hour, the crews can start to get up there and secure that giant boom and then either start to dismantle it or bring up another crane, which will have to rescue this crane. we've seen crane crews try to go up there today, but it's be

superstorm sandy is living up to all warnings. at least 35 people have been killed. more than eight mill are without power. djg -- million are without power. sandy is leaving death, darkness and flooding as it moves inland. >> oh my gosh. no walls. >> reporter: the storm lost hurricane status monday as it made landfall on the new jersey shore 80 mile per hour winds. sandy had enough strength to flood lower manhattan with 13 foot storm surge and pushed this 700 ton tanker on to a staten island street. new york city subways under several feet of water. >> we've got all our resources to get everything open i am >> reporter: the damage is extensive in new york. a crane collapsed and still dangling 80 stories above streets. >> get on the sidewalk. >> reporter: major hospital was evacuated after its back-up generators failed. >> this is an infant. more more than 50 homes were destroyed when two fires sparked in the rockaways. >> couldn't get any apparatus. we had a boat got in the boat and went down there >> reporter: firefighters rescued dozens trapped, using that boat. d

in baltimore, maryland, along the waterfront at the inner harbor, superstorm sandy left it covered in water. drivers could not use the road until just about two hours ago. they had to give time for the water there to recede. >>> we can tell you sandy dumping heavy snow on parts of west virginia. snowshoe is completely covered. more than a foot of snow hit hard by sandy. one woman, sadly, reported dead here as a result of a traffic accident. more than 128,000 people in west virginia remain without power. >>> here is a look at the height of the superstorm as it rolled through point pleasant beach, new jersey last night. the surge came through like a raging river flooding streets, homes and neighborhoods. a mandatory evacuation order was issued for that area. >>> what a difference a day makes. the morning. here is a look at the very same area. homes heavily damaged or destroyed on point pleasant beach, new jersey. superstorm sandy took down the dunehat protected all of those properties. the west coast feeling the effects of the storm. so far, more than 100 flights canceled in and out of

we invite you to keep up to date with live update so on superstorm sandy. coverage of the presidential race can stand election day two as we take on what the other channels ignore you can watch the final run of debates between the third party candidates right here on our team next monday. governor romney or are we both agree we agree we have to bring the tax rates down i felt the same as the president did governor romney i'm glad. you agree let's come back to something the president i agree on and the tube you agree that the voters have a choice perhaps you wonder in her vote for one romney and obama agree on so many things remember you do have other options come november sixth tune in to see the second round of debates between the major third party candidates right here on our t.v. . but radio thora he's a band all mass public gatherings as clashes escalate between police and protesters the government says the activists are abusing their right to freedom of speech and threaten national unity campaign is the been calling for more rights jobs and better educ

those are your options. >>> 6:41. >>> after being closed down two days because of superstorm sandy theew york stock exchange is open for business. >> going well so far the dow up 51 points at the moment. we go live to the ne >>> welcome back, i'm meteorologist mike nicco. sandy is still spinning in the northeast influence is less and less especially places like west virginia where i've seen roofs collapsing on houses under the weight of three feet of heavy, wet snow, a good sign to see it is starting to taper a little. rain moving into the northwest corner of our state. going to remain there for the better part of the morning. afternoon it will start to come into the north bay, if you are traveling anywhere else, dry with 82 fresno, low 70s los angeles and san diego 60 tahoe. >>> >> 6:44. traying underway on wall street after superstorm sandy forced -- investors to stay home for to days. >> jane king joins us live from the new york stock exchange. how is the mood? >>> good morning. we are higher here on wall street today we just had opening bell 15 minutes or so ago you can tell me are

of course eu the result of superstorm sandy.rts the storm has left more than 600,000 customers without power, and that is the most in their history. boy those are amazing pictures. right now firefighters are trying to save two dozen homes from going up in flames. this is breezy point, queens. some 200 firefighters are on the scene of the 6-alarm blaze. it has already destroyed 50 homes and that fire broke out at the height of the superstorm last night. >>> 260 patients at the nyu langone medical center including patients and elderly in intensive care evacuated. massive flooding and a failed backup generator forcing ambulances to transport everyone to nearby facilities. this started about 1:30. some of the patients had to be carried down 15 flights of stairs with 12 feet of standing water in the elevator shaft. very scary moments for them there. and the body of a missing crew member from the doomed replica call ship "hms bounty" has been recovered off the north carolina coast. one crew member remains missing at this hour. the coa

burning now hard hit by superstorm sandy. >> president obama will head to new jersey today.new york, stock market and two major airports reopening laguardia remains closed. mark greenblatt joins us live from lower manhattan. >> reporter: good morning. right now the power remains out in lower manhattan. as you just mentioned there is a big sign of life because this morning mayor bloomberg is going to be out ringing the opening bell on the floor of the new york stock exchange resuming normal trading after a really devastating storm. it was another night of no lights and power for thousands, still no idea when power will be restored. new york city which shutdown its entire mass transit system will spend the next several days pumping out flooded tunnels hoping to get everything moving again. in breezy point, new york a beach front community of firemen, policemen and blue collar works they are taking stock from a fire that destroyed 100 homes. >> nothing i could identify except the kitchen and bathroom tile that's about it. >> reporter: the cause of the fire unknown. new jersey t

thank you. > > what are you anticipating in the wake of superstorm sandy? > > we think that we've already seen some production stop. there's about six refineries in the northeast region. two of them have shut down production. demand has certainly dropped off. but we think overall across the country we are going to continue to see these prices drop. > > we didn't see an immediate spike in gasoline prices. why was that? > > the northeast is really the consumer of gasoline as opposed to the producer, and some other hurricanes like katrina and irene before, they've hit an area that has been a big producer of oil, whereas really, in the northeast, they are the consumers of all of that gasoline, and so demand has dropped, but the supply hasn't really dropped as much. > > so the demand is dropping, especially as people are stuck home and not going to offices for instance. > > right. flights are canceled, and people are not driving around as you said, so the demand there has dropped, and that, interestingly enough, has pushed some prices in the southeast region dow

nbc's daniel lee has new pictures and video from superstorm sandy and the impact on the entire east coast. >> reporter: across the northeast, violent waves toppled over sea walls, threatening coastal communities. sandy sent a record 13-foot storm surge into new york city flooding tunnels, subways and streets. >> this is a once in a long time storm. the surge is very high. >> reporter: at a medical center a blown generator forced emergency evacuations. in atlantic city, new jersey, floodwater destroyed part of the famous boardwalk. the national guard rescued two dozen people trapped in a shelter that lost power. >> i think it should have been thought out a little earlier in the day. >> reporter: to anyone else on the barrier island, governor chris christie offered little hope. >> this is now your responsibility. if you're still able to hear me, you need you to hunker down and get to the highest point possible. >> reporter: this superstorm wreaked havoc from connecticut to new york, stretching out more than 700 miles. strong winds at times over 80 miles an hour tore down trees and power lin

sandy has come ashore, as a still dangerous superstorm leaving behind a drenched and wind swept area.doug luzader is in rehobeth beach, delaware with a look at ha is left behind. >> the rain in the mid atlantic area is somewhat intermittent and sandy is moved inland and become a different kind of storm. the center of sandy careened ashore in new jersey but the impact spans for hundreds of miles. in new york city, land fall was near the worst possible time. high tide. early reports show flooded subways. and streets. millions now without power. the skyline went dark. one hospital was evacuated. some residents left in just the nick of time. >> trying to get home. >> i will stay here, no matter what. i will stay here. mom, i'm carrying you out of here if i have to. >> off the coast of north carolina, the coast guard,ed crew members of the tall ship hms bounty which faulterred in heavy seas. one person later died, the captain still missing. others in sandy's path may simply have to wait for conditions to improve. by now, a lot of people have heeded the evacuation orders, places like this,

to -- superstorm sandy. to get introductions on how to download the mobile app. text the word "sandy" to 25543 so wherever you go or whenever you are or if you have power or not 9news now will be there on your tablet or mobile device with the most up-to-date information. we'll be right back. >>> you think we had it tough? new york city is still struggling to get back on its feet after sandy just ripped through the big apple last night. and some of the images. >> vinita nair has the latest from new york. >> reporter: the latest news to report is disappointing news. there are reports that there was looting both during and after this storm. nine people in queens, they have been arrested on charges of looting. a clothing store, a radio shack as well as a gas station. garbage bins and tree branches were left behind. sandy's powerful winds and storm surge slammed the city and rattled its residents. >> the entire residence here has been flooded out. our entire basement right now we have no electricity. >> reporter: the city remains paralyzed and many businesses are close

ashley: superstorm sandy leaving thousands stranded at airports around this country and around the worldes are forced to cancel close to 20,000 flights since sunday. we're headed to reagan national airport next. melissa: sandy soaking halloween celebrations. will the storm haunt halloween sales? look at some of today's winners and losers as we head out to break. aren't those guys cute trick-or-treating. we have winners on the nasdaq. fastenolp to go the list up 3%. we'll be right back. follow the wings. melissa: got breaking news. new york city marathon organizer ceo says the decision whether to hold the race on sunday is entirely in the mayor's hands. as a reminder we're awaiting comments from mayor bloomberg. we'll bring them to you live as soon as they happen. they're saying they're essentially not canceling the marathon. it was supposed to be this weekend. we'll do it but we'll leave it up to the city. we were saying we've been around central park which is where part of the marathon runs through. so many trees down. i don't know how they will do it. ashley: we'll see what the mayor h

we'll tell you how the critters at the national aquarium fared during superstorm sandy. >> and sandy still bringing snow to the area. some mixed showers. we'll talk about how to things will develop into the rest of the week. it's oysternomics 101. you start with a u.s. senator named ben. by helping restore thousands of acres of oyster beds, he kept hundreds of oystermen on the job... which keeps wholesalers in business... and that means more delivery companies... making deliveries to more restaurants... which hire more workers. and that means more oystermen. it's like he's out here with us. he's my friend, ben. i hope he's your friend, too. i'm ben cardin, and i approved this message. >>> it wasn't just people we were worried about, but we wanted to keep the animals safe. the national aquarium seemed to and tell pretty well. >> we have a selection of personalities in animals, the same as you see in people. some are aware of changes in the environment. animals handle it very well. we didn't have any issues with them. >> just like a lot of us, the aquarium workers were concerned about

and san diego. >>> president obama heads to new jersey today to tour some of superstorm sandy's hardestas in new york the stock market and two airports are reopening. mark greenblatt joins us from lower manhattan with the latest. >> reporter: good morning in lower manhattan the power remains out. in a sign of life in a little less than 45 minutes mayor bloomberg is going to be down here ridging the opening bell on the new york stock exchange. -- ringing the opening bell on the new york stock exchange that is a big deal for folks here. another night of lo lights and power for thousands, no clear idea of when power will be restored. new york city shutdown mass transit system will spend the next several days pumping out flooded tunnels hoping to get everything moving again. in breezy point, new york beach front community of firemen, policemen and blue collar workers are still taking stock of not only the damage but from a fire that destroyed as many as 100 homes. >> nothing i could really identify except for the kitchen tile and the bathroom tile and that's about it. >> reporter: the cause

looks at privacy concerns that come with these new apps. >>> first, breaking news coverage of superstorm sandys many update on power outages, evacuations, shi >>> we begin with with the latest on sandy. >> we have live team coverage this morning. katie marzullo is monitoring the storm from the newsroom. let's begin with meteorologist mike nicco. >>> here's a look at what is going on. you can see that live doppler 7 hd we are looking at hagerstown, maryland. see the low above it, that is where the center of sandy is right now. it is churning with 65 mile per hour winds, you can see wrapped in the colder air that's why snow in the higher elevation there is this is going to continue to drift northwest right now at about 18 miles per hour. a scope of how big this system is, 1200 miles across from up in nova scotia to near atlanta this morning. in terms of size, it is a superstorm. here's the circulation goes up to hudson bay, down to miami. it is going to continue to playing this area for another 48 to 72 hours. here's it is, 7:00 this morning, watch as it starts to move to the back and circulatio

wall street swung back into gear on the first day of trading since superstorm sandy. stocks were choppy throughout the session. they closed mixed throughout the day. dow closed down 10 points. home depot closed higher on the dow. expected demand of home and construction supplies sent shares up 2%. that makes sense. facebook shares tumbled 4%. a lockup expired on 229 million shares today. another 804 million shares will become unlocked on november 14th. >>> lots of damage to assess. the president just spoke after touring new jersey with governor chris christie today. while super storm sandy continues on its path of destruction the area northeast of pittsburgh is the latest to get hit. leaving close to million pennsylvania residents without power. joining me on the phone in a fox business exclusive is pennsylvania governor. governor, thanks for coming on. i know you're spending the day in philadelphia and looking at power lines and talking to power line workers. what did you see there? >> we're in philadelphia up in northern bucks county talking to people at a shelter.

superstorm sandy moved to shore in just the past two hours near atlantic city, new jersey. the massive storm is pounding the eastern sea board and already prompted officials to shut down public transportation in new york, washington, and philadelphia. reporter karen cleed is live now in manhattan to tell us and show us what it's like there right now. good evening, karen. >> sandy has made land fall wreaking havoc in her path. tonight the waiting game is over . >> the storm is intensifying along the east coast. the worst of its kind in nearly a century. >> this is the most catastrophic event that we have faced and been able to plan for in any of our lifetimes. >> sandy could be historic seen here stretching up the atlantic from the international space station with crashing waves and flooding hours before the worst of the storm arrived. one early casualty, the hms bounty. the ship sank about 90 miles off cape haterras, north carolina. the coast guard rescued 14 crew members. meanwhile officials urged those on land, evacuate if you are at. stay home if you are not. >> conditio

because of the superstorm sandy the weather is also put election campaigning on hold of fears it could cost vital. gatherings intensifying crackdown on anti-government protests as clashes with police rise. and britain is set for a clash over cash in funding the e.u. while a rift among greek lawmakers could mean no bailout money for the struggling come. over good morning from moscow just after one am in now my name's kevin and we're delighted to have your company at r.t. first a nuclear power plant in new jersey has been put on alert as waters around the facility swell as a result of superstorm sandy now the plant's about one hundred kilometers south of new york city it was shut down for refueling last week but nonetheless radioactive material at the site could of course prove potentially dangerous nuclear expert gunderson spoke to me told me the authorities you think should take more precautions right now. their water level was somewhere around two meters perhaps a little higher because the gauge that the government uses to measure it actually broke in the storm surge and because pump

now new york and new jersey continue to recover from superstorm sandy. it's not just clean up. >> that's right more problems. new ones are popping up. we continue our team coverage. >> reporter: in nrnlings an unimaginable sight. natural gas fires burn in the exclusive shore community where homes have collapsed. some have been tossed off their foundation. entire neighborhoods are gone. president obama toured the devastation with new jersey governor chris christie. even the iconic board walk is in ruined. >> looks like the pier was lifted up by the ocean. >> reporter: with roller coasters swallowed by the ocean. >> something i've never seen in my life. >> reporter: in new york, work continues to remove several feet of water from flooded subway tunnels and mayor michael bloomberg rang the opening bell while much of lower manhattan is still without power. damage from sandy is widespread. families had to be rescued from floodwaters. a search is underway for two brothers, ages two and four who became separated from their

rails from killer superstorm sandy some say obama and romney are pretending their disaster relief campaigns have nothing to do with the race for the presidency. great journalists are raising the alarm over freedom of speech as the government of the austerity birth country struggles to agree on yet another set of biting cuts. that u.k. and u.s. intelligence keep the flood of war on global terrorism flying high putting little value on the lives of those who refuse to follow the battle cry. hello and welcome to our tea where we are onscreen and online twenty four hours a day seven days a week. while obama and romney are being accused of using superstorm sandy recovery efforts to boost their bids for presidency both officially put their campaigns on hold during the calamity turning to relief measures instead but some say the rival rivalry rhetoric still showed through. and off reports. this was the you tube or surprised that it's. a hurricane sandy crashing on shore i've never seen anything like this i'm at a loss for words to describe what the storm could do but there is no loss for words on t

call now. >>> welcome back to our continuing coverage of superstorm sandy. n -- aviation rescues to tell you about. at least 50 people in the u.s. have died we know from this superstorm. we're learning more about one of the victims, the ship sank off the coast of north carolina monday, coast guard says she died after being swept overboard in the storm. she was a former miss alaska. her true dream was living the sea faring life, one of her tweets says i'm in love with my ship. she joined the crew in hopes of educating children. she is remembered here by her aunt. >> she just was always busy and active at things. and just had the bounding dry dock, i didn't know it was back out to sea especially with this weather coming in. >> and we're just learning more and more about some of these victims. our coverage continues in just a moment. be right back. [ female announcer ] nature exists on the grandest scale... ♪ ...and in the tiniest details. ♪ and sometimes both. nature valley granola thins pack the big taste of granola and dark chocolate into one perfect square,

superstorm sandy made landfall late monday. a wet and windy nightmare. >> we knew that this was going to be a very dangerous storm and the storm has met our expectations. >> reporter: actually, sandy exceeded them. around 9:00 pm the storm produced a record surge at battery park in manhattan, 14.88 feet breaching the sea wall and flooding the area. manhattan's waterfront seemed to disappear as the surge rushed over the wall. >> it's the unknown. it's the storm of the century. >> reporter: roads and cars were quickly covered, ground zero was en engulfed and across the harbor in brooklyn, so much flooding at coney island that emergency responders couldn't reach the area. the corrosive sea water headed underground to new york city's subways and tunnels. power was deliberately cut to 6,500 customers in manhattan. but that's not why the sky line went dark. this is. explosion at a con edison plant. more than 250,000 people across the city lost power. new york university's hospital was one of them. doctors and patients were forced to

a nuclear power plant is put on alert in the last because of deadly superstorm sandy the weather has also put election campaigning on hold with fears it could call survival votes. gatherings and supine crackdown on anti-government protests as pressure is with police winds. and britain set for a clash over funding the new struggling members italy and spain insists they don't need. thank you for joining our t.v. this tuesday a lot from moscow on karen. well a nuclear power plant in new jersey has been put on alert as waters around the facility are swelling as a result of superstorm sandy a plant's about one hundred kilometers south of new york and was shut down for refueling last week but radioactive material at the site could prove potentially dangerous meanwhile millions were hit by a blackout in parts of new york after a large explosion at a power plant president obama has declared the city a disaster zone at least sixteen people were killed across seven states the gases also hit the race to the white house with both obama and his republican challenger mitt romney suspending their e

take a look at this picture showing the strength of superstorm sandy. you can see the cars, some of them stacked on top of each other in a parking garage. and notice how high that water is. look at that. it's incredible. >>> sandy has closed businesses and shut down a number of offices. >> yeah. and for those of you who got to stay home, how did you spend your time? perhaps it was by watching tv. get this, netflix saying that their viewership doubled on the east coast during sandy. i think this is probably a no- brainer, we can put two and two together. they saw a spike in the number of children's movies being streamed, so keep in mind many of those kids were out of school and the parents were probably sayingwatch a movie. >>> the most incredible video from the aftermath of sandy has been seen, and then you see something else. >> you'll definitely want to stick around to see this because we've got some amazing video to show you of a tree getting ready to topple over. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine the pnc cashbuilder visa credit card with a qualifying

reels from killer superstorm sandy some say obama and romney are pretending their disaster relief campaigns have nothing to do with the race for the presidency. great journalists are raising the alarm over freedom of speech as the government of the austerity burdened country struggles to agree on yet another sad abiding cotts . about britain strips a man of his citizenship for refusing to become a muslim informant raising concerns that civilians are being dragged into the country's foreign and the war on terror campaigns. thank you for joining our team on the last day of this month with you today on karen tyrone cheney well obama and romney are being accused of using superstorm sandy recovery efforts to boost their bids for presidency both officially put their campaigns on hold during the calamity turning to relief measures and stuff but some say the ravelry rhetoric still show through as are often of reports this was the you tube or surprised that it. and i think there's. a hurricane sandy crashing on shore i've never seen anything like this i'm at a loss for words to describe what the sto

superstorm sandy claims at least thirteen lives as it slams into east coast america forcing barack obama and we try to put it down just days ahead of the presidential election. no bailout needed pay the end its in its prime ministers insist that countries don't need help but their latest economic forecasts are as financial collapse is a looming. it's not a foreign powers for refusing to negotiate with all the sides in the syrian conflict that's after all violence before there's a one for the words. international news live from moscow this is all she was me. hello and welcome to the program the race for the u.s. presidency has been struck by superstorm sandy which hits hard at america's eastern seaboard packing a deadly puncture claimed at least thirteen lives before losing some steam as it moved further inland at least five million have been left without electricity in several states an explosion at a power plant in new york plunged a large part of the city into darkness have a raise are expected to continue for at least another twenty four hours i mean to the flooding in the area. now r