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more than four milli people a day go through subwayil turnstiles, which are pa of the largest mass transit system in the nation. the 108-year-old system has never faced a disaster as devastating as this one. it's not just a matter of restoring power and cleaning up sludge and debris. the big unknown is whether salt water will corrode signal and switch systems. fortunately, most of the train cars weren't damaged by the storm, because they were moved to safety ahead of time. but it's unclear when serce will be fully restored. when it does, service will come back in stages, with riders forced to rely on a mix of trains and buses to get around town. that's creating a big headache for many families. kids take the subways to school, their parents take the trains to work. and a hobbled-together trtisportaon system makes the massive recovery effort even more challenging.or erika miller, nbr, new york. >> tom: more than 8 million homes and businesses lost power because of sandy, and some have ben told not to expect power to be restored for more than a week.d the blackout blameed on sandy's wind and

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. >> reporter: the biggest problem lies beyond the turnstiles. this is the real deal. these are the stairs going down into the subway. >> we are actually about two levels up right now. >> reporter: what are we talking about, 50, 60 feet? >> yes. >> reporter: they have to pump out the water and repair signals on 60 miles of track just to start and in joe's eye not concern, confidence. how many men? >> close to 1,500 people have been working. >> reporter: like a small army. >> yes, we'll just roll with it. we have to do it. it's part of our job. >> reporter: diane, joe says two two days until workers are back on the subway. here we are in the middle of the financial district, it's just a stone's throw away. bowling green usually has a flood of financiers and workers that drive our economy now clearly closed but also right now men are down there in the dark on their way to fixing the subway and this city, diane. >> and they show up and say we'll just roll with it as you showed us, chris. thank you so much and one more way in which the superstorm turned the city into a dan

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. >> the biggest problem lies beyond the turnstiles. >> these are stairs.we are two levels up. >> we are talking about 50-60 feet. >> they have to pump out the water and repair signals on 50 miles o track. in joe's eyes, not concern but confidence. >> how many men? >> 1600 men. >> like a small army. >> we will roll with it. it's part of our job. >> dan: as we head earlier, 8 million people are without power in 17 states. utility crews are being dispatched from around the country to help turn the lights back on. pg&e sent 150 people from california and they are bringing trucks with them. some are flying on 747 so they can get there quickly. their assignment could be three days, maybe three weeks. it doesn't matter to them. they are eager to help out. vince brown. >> as far as the crews go, they are really ready to jump in and do whatever they can. >> we are expected to have broken linings, broken poles, transformers destroyed. a mess. >> dan: they are ready to deal with it. most of teams have helped other agencies before. teams are expected to arrive in new

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you can't get into the turnstiles. you don't want to buy a ticket from someone you don't know. >> almost a million dollars for view reserve seats. >> reporter: at&t park does have a relationship with the website stubhub so ticket buyers there do have protection. you can also check the box office. but they just don't have very many tickets left. right now all around the city we can see orange lights and decorations. the fairmont hotel is going inside and out to show giants pride city hall awell awash in orange. back out live at at&t park. again, you can come here to the waterfront promenade by mccovey cove and see three innings of the game for free and then they rotate people out. it's a good view for no cash. let go to cate caugiran with more information for people trying to get to this area of town. >> reporter: a lot of excitement and hype. that will mean also a lot of crowds and a lot of people in the city. but city leaders say they have been working overtime to basically come up with a plan to help you get around.

. >> as we go round by round more of them surface and you can't get into the turnstiles. so you don't really want to buy a ticket from someone you don't know. >> one fan was posting a game for a million dollars for reserve seats. >> reporter: at&t has a relationship with the website stubhub so ticket buyers there have protection at the box office. if you are not a huge sports fan, giants fever is still all over fan. you can see orange lights and decorations, the fairmont hotel transformed inside and out with giants pride everywhere you look. back here live at at&t park, you can watch the game for free. they will rotate people who line up and i'm guessing people will start lining up within in the next few hours at the park. it's a decent view of the field for what you're paying, nothing. i'm anne makovec. let's check in with cate caugiran who has more on transportation for the game. >> reporter: as anne said, there will be people lining up hours before the game. they will be coming in. so we are expecting a lot of crowds along with the hype and excitement and city leaders

the machines to buy the tickets, the machines to get through the turnstiles.he third rail, all of that still wet. and the pumps are working, getting out, but i'm telling you what, if you're talking about that south end of manhattan, talking about lower manhattan, i don't believe we're going to be up tomorrow or for that matter anytime this week. >> i can tell you, that's where i live, electricity is still obviously out. just getting around, it is really interesting, chad, because, you know, above where there is electricity, upper manhattan, it is much easier, restaurants are open and people can get food. downtown where i live, everything is shut down. you have to walk everywhere. the buses are jammed. they just started running today. you can share taxi rides, but taxis are few and far between. i got a lift, two guys in a car, just stopped, picked me up, and drove me, you know, close to where i work, but it is a real mess down there and doesn't seem to be getting any better quickly. >> the shared cabs came out last night, cabs can pick people up at the curb, th