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Garbage, halfway. garbage thrown everywhere. smell. the environment out here is terrible as far as smelling. odor is horrendous. it's depressing. >> gregg: anna is covering this live at staten island. >> we are 300 yards from the water at one of six dumping stations around staten island. we have been watching this debris pile up for two weeks in the nor'easter that hit last week. it did slow the crews. it's quite an active scene behind me today. a sign of progress being made. that is good sign. also hundreds of volunteers piled into buses at city hall this morning with their own tools and shov...

When we have the second storm, unbelievable and i know you're trying to get answers for the people you represent. thanks for joining us, congressman, always good to see you. >> jamie, good to see you, jamie, thank you very much. >> jamie: kelly. >> kelly: as we merred from jamie and congressman peter king, with so many still without power, many say they feel they've been forgotten by the government. and the government should be helping them. so, they're now turning to each other for help, especially in some of the hardest hit areas like staten island, and that's where we find our own anna kooi...

Starts now. >> 12 days later thousands of people don't have power. many feel abandoned and a lot of finger pointing going on. and no straight answers. peter doocy is looking at why they are blamed and we begin with anna on how residents feel at this hour. >> hey, there. we have one of six dumping stations here on staten island and a breath taking sight to see. we watched the debris piling up. and the nor'easter slowed progress some and definitely an active scene today. residents are complaining that aid is slow to come. i spoke with the federal accord nading officer for fema who said 26 disast...