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Governor say they are going to rebuild, thats what we do, we pick ourselves up and dust ourselves off and move on. trace, thank you. fox news alert on some new video coming in from the fire that left new york citys breezy point in queens looking like a war zone. not a single structure untouched by the storms wrath. 111 homes burned to the ground. this time yesterday we thought it was 80 its been updated. the tight knit beach community home to many police officers and firefighters. it is no stran...

Talk about the silliness between the governors and the president and the mayors and the president is wrong. there are political motivations, they should be ashamed of themselves. >> i felt that in 2004 when ivan came and tore through pensacola, florida, with jeb bush. you know, tom, this leadership thing is something that you dont get in a resume. you see it. jeb bush had it in florida in 2004. and to be really blunt, his brother as well as the governor of louisiana and the mayor of new orleans ...

Manhattan, underneath what is still under construction, the tallest apartment building in the city, there it was, captured on video in the winds today. a construction crane, free-standing, doubling over on itself. it has been swinging back and forth. and were talking about gusts tonight around in the neighborhood of 80 miles an hour with this storm. rehema ellis on scene as she has been for us all evening in mid-town. >> reporter: brian it is dangerous out here, now even more so. and the picture...

People not to use water so the water is available in case of emergencies like fires which weve seen on long island. a number of them caused by transformers. in one case a 90-year-old man had to be rescued from his home by an off duty new york city fireman after a transformer fire lit his home ablaze. so a lot of work to be done here on the island. a lot of cleanup still to come. its going to take a while to deal with what sandy dealt us. >> how much have you been able to move around, greg, and c...

They feel like theyre losing control. of women who have been killed by their intimate partner, only 4% of them ever had contact with a domestic violence program. >> reporter: scott, renick says women who fear for their safety must have an escape plan that does not necessarily rely on the courts. they should connect with an advocate, tell a friend, and find a secure place to stay. >> pelley: michelle, thank you. in italy today six scientists and a government official were convicted of manslaughte...

When a man entered the store and began shooting. frantic spa customers, some in robes, others barefoot, scrambled to get out, running out the door, pounding on cars, screaming for help. >> we saw some woman crawl out of the front door and roll down the hill. >> reporter: three people were killed and four injured. the suspected gunman, 45-year-old radcliffe haughton, also found dead inside the spa. >> and then, a woman came running across and she had said her step-father was in there, trying to s...

Of a fireman with a fire hose putting out a fire. you dont need to be sherlock holmes to figure that one out. >> about corporate good opposed to individual good it sounds like to me. people are digesting this report. among the accused you have 45 massachusetts men according to boston globe. "the washington post" list under 15 cases in that area. one mother in louisiana who in 1965 said a scout master rained o raped one of her sons and molested two others. are these victims ever going to see just...

In these debates on style over substance. substantively, mitt romney is getting a second look. and were talking about the economy, the fiscal cliff. a lot of focus on libya, which well get to in a moment. what do you think romney is doing with this second look? >> i think something big happened in that first debate thats beyond president obama not showing up. and that was that, you know, president obama hasnt really been trying to get elected again. hes been trying to stop mitt romney from getti...

Were back now with a growing controversy in texas and possibly coming to a school near you. businesses have been using radio frequency microchips to track merchandise for years. but now one of the largest school districts in the lone star state has come under fire requiring students to wear them, monitoring every move they make. heres the report from san antonio. >> reporter: any of the 1,200 students in the san antonio middle school can be located in an instant because of what theyre wearing. >...

It was supposed to be there late last night, but an unforeseen obstacle, i think this they call it traffic, people on the street. a man trapped on the second floor. our fox trip across america. missouri, there were actually two people in the home in springfield. the woman jumped from the second floor window. her roommate managed to call 911 and directed crews to the home, but he did not make it out alive. firefighters had to pull back because of the intense smoke and flames and one fireman was h...