Bellevue patients carried down 18 flights
Dr. Sanjay Gupta reports on the progress at Bellevue Hospital in New York City, where hundreds need to be evacuated due to extensive damage from superstorm Sandy.
Second crane needed to remove NYC crane
A second crane will be used to dismantle a dangling, broken crane in midtown Manhattan that was damaged by wind during Superstorm Sandy.
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Sandy battered towns beyond recognition
Anderson Cooper reports on urgent rescue operations underway two days after the storm in the Northeast.
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Sen. Menendez: Priority is restoring power
Sen. Menendez says the strength of Sandy went beyond expectations, and the biggest priority in N.J. is getting electricity back.
Seaside Heights roller coaster in ocean
The mayor of Seaside Heights, New Jersey, says aerial views don't do justice to what the ruined homes look like on the ground.
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'No way' to let people in Seaside Heights
The Seaside Heights, New Jersey, borough administrator urges people to stay away from the town because of the damage from Sandy. "I can't stress enough how dangerous the situation is over there. There's pieces of building facades half way on, half way off. There's gas leaks all over...there's no electricity, no water," says John Camera.
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Catastrophic damage to NYC subways
Commuters in New York and the surrounding boroughs are struggling to get around after Sandy severely crippled the transit system.
Remembering Sandy victims
Anderson Cooper remembers some of the victims of the storm.
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Letters to the President #1381: 'A Halloween wish'
Reporter's Note: President Obama and Mitt Romney continue campaigning.
Dear Mr. President,
Happy Halloween! Despite all the difficulties and serious issues facing our nation, particularly in the Northeast, I hope your family has a few moments to mark the holiday. I realize that sometimes little fun things...like Halloween...can seem silly against a backdrop of genuine troubles. And yet I believe simple joys have an important place in such circumstances.
I've seen the value first hand.
Sometimes a little spark of joy comes from a rescue worker who smiles and makes a soft joke with someone who has shed too many tears. Sometimes hope rises from a survivor who pulls a ridiculous hat from the rubble of a home and cracks wise about how "at least we still have this!" Sometimes it is something else...an accidental scrap of celebration over something which, routinely, might not be much noticed...an unscathed photograph, an intact tea pot, or a playful holiday observed in some tiny way.
For all those reasons, I hope our friends in the path left by Sandy find at least a little way to celebrate Halloween...if only as a reminder that the horrors will pass, and better days will follow.
Regards,
Tom
Tonight on AC360: Anderson broadcasts from Hoboken, N.J.
Last night 45 National Guardsmen arrived in Hoboken, New Jersey equipped with 18 vehicles they're using to traverse the flooded streets, rescuing hundreds of people after the effects of Sandy left residents stranded. Anderson Cooper will broadcast AC360° from there at 8 and 10 p.m. ET.
We'll also get updates on the urgent situations still unfolding after the storm: Evacuating hundreds of patients from Bellevue Hospital in New York City, the extent of the damage to New York’s subway system and other crucial rail lines in the Northeast. Plus, the latest on the threat of the crane hanging 90 stories above midtown Manhattan. And we’ll take you to Belmar, New Jersey, another hard hit beach town in the state and get the latest developments on the devastation a little farther south in Seaside Heights, New Jersey - one of the places Gov. Chris Christie took President Obama today via helicopter to get a look at what Sandy did to the state. And we'll remember the victims who didn't survive the storm; at least 56 died in the U.S. and 124 worldwide.
Join us tonight for the latest.
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