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They sent doctors with them. in order to get the other hospitals to accept the patients doctors, surgeons, medical doctors went with the patients and will work with them over the next day to help them transfer to make sure nothing is lost and that they do well in the next hospital. this occurred because the generators downstairs got covered with water and they werent expecting this much water. the floods caused this. jenna: just going back to the pictures, there is another little child, again as...

Get the water out it will require a great deal of pumping. it will not recede naturally. also, there is a great deal of flooding underneath the streets of new york, even though much of the water receded undersurface level. many subway tubes are completely flooded. just a short time ago mayor bloomberg explainedded that the city is doing whatever it can to get things back to normal. >> this morning weve begun the work of clearing and reopening bridges and roadways both which take some time. the b...

First responders, the firemen, the policemen who are going out there and risking their lives to save our lives. so we thank you, because the pictures are devastating, unfortunately. lets take a look at our storm system. its still quite a monster, unfortunately it is going to weake unfortunate fortunately it will weaken in the days ahead and well see the cleanup along the coast side. massive side of the storm from new england back to the midwest. blizzard conditions across pourings of west virgin...

Hopefully it will lead to successful recovery. jenna: one of your rescue swimmers said this is some of the highest seas he has ever seen in his life. talk to us, a little bit about how difficult this rescue was. >> sure. the, of course theres 35 to 45 knot wind and 18 to 20 foot seas. just holding a hover over the water with the surface below you changing by 15 to 20 feet every 10 seconds it is incredible difficulty to the evolution. and were just lucky weve got the best pilots out there that pe...

People, especially democrats, more than republicans, the statistics bear that out, republicans prefer to vote by mail or absentee, democrats prefer early voting, and your highest early voting turn outs, jon are in democratic-leaning counties like miami day. the other thin miami-dade. we have a historically long ballot in florida. if there will be problems on election day it will be the fact that the precincts, even though many more precincts are open on election day a lot of people will go in an...

Some events are being canceled, others being scaled back. senior national correspondent john roberts live in kettering, ohio. >> both governor romney, congressman ryan, president obama and the vice president off the road. this was supposed to be a campaign event. they turned it into a relief effort. people were asked as the private admission bring some canned goods, dry goods, water, something like that. a lot of people got that message and showed up. they are collecting quite a few supplies. a ...

Its part of the american spirit, the american way. we wont be able to solve all the problems with our effort this morning, though a lot of people will still be looking for goods even though weve gathered these things, as you know, but i know that one of the things ive learned in life is that you make the difference you can. >> reporter: you make the difference that you can, thats what governor romney said. people here in ohio also experiencing the affects of the storm, the wind has been up, a lo...

Assessments as we speak. we are primarily concerned about safety because a lot of power lines are down, and there are gas leaks, and we try to keep people away from those. people, if they go back, if they are in their homes should be very careful about the power lines and gas leaks. that is a big concern right now. then the assessment is going on as well for fema so that we can get the federal funds in to help out. jon: i guess the silver lining here at some point is that, you know, when you reb...

Metro areas in lockdown, jon, nothing going in or out. 16,000 flights have been canceled because of sandy. washington, baltimore, philadelphia, new york, newark, pittsburgh, providence, hartford airports all affected. new yorks airports, laguardia, jfk. 84 out of london, 200 out of l.a. 450 out of chicago ohare. all canceled that is just today. >> supposed to be only a two-hour layover here and then, georgia. and now it is beginning to be a 28 hour-layover to tomorrow. >> basically three days in...

>> reporter: well, jon, this is the scene as rain and winds continue here. this is just a little bit of the aftermath in this one neighborhood, a tree that has been standing here since the civil war were told. well it fell from one neighbors yard into the other. you can see it basically sheared off the front corner of the house. you can see all the way up into the attic. personal items there, clothes hanging there. a suitcase. there is even a picture that survived and is still on the wall. the f...