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scene there. tell us what it looks like and what's been going on in benning ton, vermont because that has not gotten much publicity but the pictures are shocking. all right. we're looking at the pictures right there. >> yeah, they really are. you know, it's a scary thing and sometimes we don't realize how bad stuff is until you start to get the pictures out of a place and take a look at what's happened in bennington, vermont, this is southwestern vermont and the video is quite striking. a car, yeah, a car that's rushing down rivers, trees that are running down mainstream that have...

good morning, everyone. welcome to a special edition of "today" on this sunday morning. i'm matt lauer. >> i'm ann curry. if you look at the wind speed alone, but it is still considered very dangerous because you have to take into account that the storm surge could be as high as eight feet and to new york city and the surrounding area, that is home to millions of peeople. >> high tide in new york city five minutes from right now. i think it is supposed to get here at 8:06. here is the latest on this storm. irene made landfall earlier this morning in new jersey. the storm, as i mentio...

good morning, everyone, i'm alex witt at msnbc world headquarters. we have hurricane irene making landfall along the jersey shore where it crashed ashore near the little egg inlet. at least ten deaths are blamed on irene, four million remain without power this morning. let's look at new video we're getting in from wnbc, there have been a partial roof collapse at an apartment complex in long branch, new jersey. the only good news, no reported injuries thus far. though fire crews in the area have responded to a few fires in the area overnight. fortunately they were able to put them out...

coast. what you are seeing there is the top of the rock here in midtown, new york city. not much to see. because hurricane irene has engulfed the city of new york with its winds and rains. making it difficult to get around. there have been lashing rains in places, including there in times square. new york, the city that never sleeps, very much asleep. most people not adventuring out into the rains, a few brave cab drivers, that's about it. good morning, everyone, i'm alex witt at msnbc world headquarters. we have hurricane irene making landfall along the jersey shore where it crashed...

the storm surge there is expected to take a toll on outer banks and coastal communities. concern shared all the way up and down the east coast right now. more so in cities you can imagine that aren't used to dealideal ing with hurricanes, like new york city. been some time since they've had to deal with a direct hit from hurricanes. this storm could be head toward parts of lower manhattan, could be inundated with floodwaters. the president, president obama, sounding pretty serious about this storm and warning folks to take this storm seriously. >> all indications point to this being ...