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Hurricane Sandy / East Coast / Hoboken Mayor Interview #1033015

CNN Evening News for Monday, Oct 29, 2012
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(Battery Park: Anderson Cooper) Live picture of the partially collapsed crane next to a building under construction in New York City and a building on 8th Avenue that has collapsed shown; details given of witness reports of the flood waters in New York City.

(Connecticut: David Mattingly) The flooding in Connecticut reviewed; transmission lost.

(Battery Park: Anderson Cooper; studio: Chad Myers) The timeline for the superstorm Sandy, no longer a hurricane, discussed; weather maps shown; details given about the wind from within the squalls.

(Battery Park: Anderson Cooper) The flying debris in Asbury Park noted. [In live interview, Hoboken, New Jersey, Mayor Dawn ZIMMER†- says the Hudson River has breached Hoboken on two sides.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Mattingly, David;
Myers, Chad
Duration:
00:09:10

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