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Hurricane Sandy / New Jersey, New York #1033067

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Oct 31, 2012
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(Hoboken: Anderson Cooper) The aftermath of the superstorm Hurricane Sandy on New Jersey and New York City reviewed; scenes shown of the destruction: a marina on Staten Island. The visit to New Jersey by President Obama and Governor Chris Christie and scenes from a shelter, the National Guard, rescue operations, New York City {subways, airports, the crane, Breezy Point} shown. [OBAMA. CHRISTIE - thank each other for helping.] [New York City Mayor Michael BLOOMBERG - talks about city traffic.] [Voice of Seaside Heights Mayor Bill AKERS††- comments.] What is in the flood water in the streets of Hoboken, flooded NYC subways and traffic gridlock in Manhattan shown.

(Hoboken: Anderson Cooper; New York: Jason Carroll) This frustrating day for New York City commuters discussed; scenes shown of people in line for buses and trying to jam onto a bus. [UPS WORKER - talks about his "marathon" walk of two hours.]

(Hoboken: Anderson Cooper) The situation in New York City reviewed; photo shown of the evacuation of Bellevue Hospital.

(Hoboken: Anderson Cooper; New York: Sanjay Gupta) The long process of the hospital evacuation, the size of Bellevue, the fuel pump problems that take out the generators discussed; photos shown.

(Hoboken: Anderson Cooper) The arrival of the National Guard in the area shown.

(Hoboken: Anderson Cooper, Gary Tuchman) The capacity of the arriving National Guard on New Jersey, where the water is receding, discussed.

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Carroll, Jason;
Gupta, Sanjay;
Gary, Anderson Cooper,
Duration:
00:14:30

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