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New jersey, the boss, springsteen, on both major tablets front page at the fund-raiser. everything, the four seasons, the jersey boys. everything is about jersey. its always been overlooked. its a commuter city. all of a sudden its in the foreground, and sandy is the biggest tragedy in the country for a lot of people, and who is leading it? this big guy with a real jersey attitude. every time we talk to him now were talking president. >> theres a reason all those wall street financiers were begg...

Boardwalk empire, the wives of new jersey, the boss, springsteen on both major tablets, front page at the fund-raiser. everything, the four seasons, the jersey boys. everything is about jersey. its always been jor looked. its a commuter city. all of a sudden its in the foreground and sandy is the biggest tragedy in the kurnt for a lot of people and who is leading it this big guy with a real jersey attitude. every time we talk to him now were talking president. >> theres a reason all those wall s...

>> blaine finally makes out the faint red lights of cars paralyzed when the massive haboob extinguished the street lights. >> everybody else seems to be hiding out, too. its crazy. >> this sudden darkness is the most perilous aspect of the storm, one that can result in deadly accidents on the road. >> the primary danger that these people are going to experience is the rapid loss of this ability, particularly if youre in any kind of a vehicle, like car, a plane, what have you. you run the risk of...

They call for rip tide warnings when there are two-foot waives. we are stalking about waves that are three stories tall. you can see the chicago skylight in the background. in the foreground we have charter school of the downs which canceled classes for the elementary and high school students because of all the sand whipping around. that school sits at the shore of the lake where the waves are growing taller and crashing. further inland the wind is going through construction barrels, knocking do...

See this morning? >> well, you see utter devastation, chuck. that sand dune we were standing on last night is completely obliterated. it was about 12 feet tall, it was about 30 yards wide and it is gone. and the result is that all the sand here is from the ocean and from the beach. its about 100 yards in that direction before you get to the ocean. but last night it came rushing up here and completely wiped out these shore fronts, ocean front buildings that are here. this is the hotel we were usi...

That will pile the water up. these beaches will be under water. there will be sustained surge and more damage from the surge than last year. last year it ripped up the boardwalk in the foreground in front of me. a lot to cover and a lot of time to go through. were still looking at a landfall at least 24 hours from now. two more high tides tomorrow about 8:00 and tomorrow morning about 8:00, tomorrow morning about 8:00. craig, as you said, front row seats, these are not the cheap seats for this o...

>> collier is now holed up in the house. el cajon police have taken up position outside when greg arrives. >> i saw officers had their guns drawn. i pulled up on the curb and got the camera out. moments after all hell broke loose. >> collier is shooting at the officers in the street. rookie officer tim mcfarland in the foreground uses gregs car for cover. >> i see an officers across the street from me. i zoom in on him and i think im going to get him with his gun drawn, and i see he has his hand...

Look at the rocks we have here. it is broken pavement here. it is like broken pavement. can it is the type of sedimentary rock . we rook at the next image which is a close up of the foreground. all of the rocks are smooth and round and pebbles are on the grown. we are convinced it is an old river bed when you think of the mars being a wet planet. it goes back to ancient time. how ancient at the moment? >> we are talking about three and half to four billion when mars was a warm and wet planet not...

So thank god were all okay. >> lets get right to the damage zone in new york city. weather channel meteorologist reynolds wolf is live in brooklyn. can you believe it? twisters faring throue in teari york city. what about clean up? >> its going pretty well. we replaced the sound of wind and rain with some hammers, a couple leaf blowers and whatnot. there is a mess to clean up. is this something that comes close to rivals a joplin or us the tuscaloosa? of course not. there are no fatalities, no i...

I have never seen it this shut down, ever. and 40 years of coming here and 9 hurricanes covered here. this is the most boarded up, shutdown and evacuated i have ever seen the french quarter. our friends at the local fox station tell us they have never seen it either. folks who live here day in and day out say the level of evacuation here, he is especially no mandatory evacuation. only when the storm is a category 3. pleased how many people have some things are. some people carrying on life and t...