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Specifically, the second battalion of the 13th infantry, with 12 vehicles able to make it through hoboken's narrow streets and deep floodwaters to begin assessing the city's needs. their first priority was getting the most vulnerable people in the city who were still trapped on to dry ground, and then figuring out who to help next. with daylight, another look at the devastation from the air revealed just how much there was to do. roughly half of that city is still underwater. one stranded resident showing what that looked like from his doorstep. the national guard spent today driving these hig...

Just to be clear, mayor zimmer, how many people do you think are still stranded in hoboken? >> i would say about 20 to 25,000 people are still stranded in hoboken. >> 20 to 25,000 people, stuck, right there, unable to get out. that was one of the most memorable moments, in a bad way, that we have ever had on this show. the realization, in the middle of these rescue efforts, with a stopper that is over, but the realization in the middle of the rescue efforts that this was a city mayor, not just giving us information about what had happened in her town, but letting us know about 20,000, 25,000 a...

In contact with exposed live power lines, that was at 9:30 p.m. on this show, the mayor sounding that alarm here. about an hour and a half later, at 11:01 p.m. last night, the city of hoboken sent out this tweet. "the national guard has arrived!" specifically, the second battalion of the 13th infantry, with 12 vehicles, able to make it through hoboken's narrow streets in deep flood waters to begin assessing the city's needs. the first priority was getting the most vulnerable people who were still strapped on to dry ground, and then figuring out who to help next. with daylight, another look at ...

Specifically, the second battalion of the 13th infantry, with 12 vehicles, able to make it through hoboken's narrow streets in deep flood waters to begin assessing the city's needs. the first priority was getting the most vulnerable people who were still strapped on to dry ground, and then figuring out who to help next. with daylight, another look at the devastation from the air revealed just how much there was to do. roughly half of that city still underwater. one stranded resident showing what that looked like from his doorstep. the national guard spent today driving these high water vehicle...

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