CNN Evening News for Tuesday, Oct 30, 2012
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(New York: Jason Carroll) The ongoing disaster that is superstorm Sandy reviewed; scenes shown of fire, snow in West Virginia, flooded New Jersey, rescues, flooded Manhattan, a transformer explosion, New York's University hospital that lost power and the fire site in Breezy Point. [New York City Mayor Michael BLOOMBERG, New Jersey Governor Chris CHRISTIE, rescued Moonachie resident Elaine ACQUAIRE, New York Governor Andrew CUOMO, CNN producer Rose ARCE- react to what has happened.]
(New York: Anderson Cooper) Report introduced.
(Breezy Point: Deborah Feyerick) The devastation from the fire in Breezy Point fanned by the hurricane featured; scenes shown from this Queens neighborhood of burned-out cars and the fire last night.
(New York: Anderson Cooper) The situation across New York City reviewed. [Via phone, New York state politician Mike LONG- says his family's homes are gone or damaged!.]
(New York: Anderson Cooper; Hoboken: Gary Tuchman) The flood damage to the city of Hoboken, New Jersey, discussed; scenes shown of the wreckage, people waving while stuck in their homes, a woman being carried out; details given about rescue operations. [Hoboken Mayor Dawn ZIMMER- comments on the people trapped in their homes so we need the National Guard.]
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