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Live! Sandy Coverage - NY
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3.2 million people without power in tri-state area.
I think I heard 2000 trees down, but not sure.
I think I heard 2000 trees down, but not sure.
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just for numbers sake.... 3.2 mill equals ten percent of our US population.
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Over 1 million people without power in New Jersey alone. Manhattan is totally in the dark. Superstorm is causing havoc in 14 states from North Carolina to Maine. Power is out all over the place...20% may be an accurate number, but I couldn't say, that's what the Newscaster said.
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More than 3 million without power on East Coast
At least 10 deaths have been reported, airlines have canceled 12,000 flights and storm damage was projected at $10 billion to $20 billion.
VIDEO: Broken crane dangles over Manhattan, New York as Hurricane Sandy hits
At least 10 deaths have been reported, airlines have canceled 12,000 flights and storm damage was projected at $10 billion to $20 billion.
VIDEO: Broken crane dangles over Manhattan, New York as Hurricane Sandy hits
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I was on another website showing a picture of Lower Mahattan and the water was almost to car level windows.
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Live! Coverage of Sandy from NBC:
Darn link so long here it is:
Watch Live: Hurricane Sandy Coverage | NBC New York
Darn link so long here it is:
Watch Live: Hurricane Sandy Coverage | NBC New York
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CNN has great live coverage too. Glad to know it's not the only channel covering the Superstorm.
This hospital was told to evacuate before the storm, but they decided against it. Now they are being forced out by the storm in the storm.
NYC mayor says power out at NYU hospital, patients being evacuated
NEW YORK, N.Y. - New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says backup power has been lost at New York University hospital and the city is working to move people out.
The mayor delivered a news conference Monday night and said rain was tapering off in the city and the storm surge was expected to recede by midnight.
The hospital complex is near the East River in an area of lower Manhattan where flooding has been reported.
Bloomberg says a few parts of lower Manhattan still have power. He said there have been a large number of fires reported from downed power lines.
This hospital was told to evacuate before the storm, but they decided against it. Now they are being forced out by the storm in the storm.
NYC mayor says power out at NYU hospital, patients being evacuated
NEW YORK, N.Y. - New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says backup power has been lost at New York University hospital and the city is working to move people out.
The mayor delivered a news conference Monday night and said rain was tapering off in the city and the storm surge was expected to recede by midnight.
The hospital complex is near the East River in an area of lower Manhattan where flooding has been reported.
Bloomberg says a few parts of lower Manhattan still have power. He said there have been a large number of fires reported from downed power lines.