NBC Evening News for Monday, Oct 29, 2012
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(The Weather Channel: Bryan Norcross) The status of the storm featured; diagrams shown; details given of concerns about storm surge and the winds.
(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.
(Atlantic City, New Jersey: Chris Cato) The situation in Atlantic City, New Jersey featured; details given about the closing of the casinos and the mandatory evacuation; scenes shown of debris, a car in the floodwater.
(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.
(Point Pleasant, New Jersey: Ron Allen) Sandy’s impact on Point Pleasant Beach in New Jersey reviewed; scenes shown of the reporter in high winds.
(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.
(New York: Rehema Ellis) The danger from the dangling crane featured; scenes shown; details given about the creation of a “collapse zone” and evacuations in the area.
(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.
(New York: Jim Cantore) The rising water levels around New York featured; map of transportation closures shown; details given about the power outages.
(Studio: Brian Williams) Report introduced.
(New York: Harry Smith) The decision facing the Con Edison power company of whether to shut down the financial center of Manhattan featured; tide forecast diagram shown. [Con Ed vice president John MIKSAD- says it will be predicated on the water level.]
(Studio: Brian Williams) Live scene shown of the deserted Times Square.
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