Ship anchored near oil pipeline made unusual movements
HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (AP) — A massive cargo ship made a series of unusual movements...
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HUNTINGTON BEACH, Calif. (AP) — A massive cargo ship made a series of unusual movements...
Officials investigating whether vessels near the Southern California oil spill may have...
>> reporter: steph, residents are coming back to homes here to clean up. this is when the real clean up begins. yesterday was more about salvaging the personal belongings. we see more contractors here and clean-up crews and dumpsters and chainsaws going. this tornado was the strongest tornado to hit new jersey in 30 years. this was an ef-3. it ripped through the neighborhood. it was on the ground in south jersey for 20 minutes. it spanned 12 miles across the state. it was at one point the width of four football fields. this house particularly behind me was one of the lucky ones. part of the ho...
>> no. i'm in shock. >> you made a decision to leave this house for one big reason. what was that reason? >> our baby. >> you have a baby. 4-month-old. >> 4-month-old lila. >> if you didn't have her, you may have tried to ride this out. >> may have stayed and been rescued the following day. ida's remnants spawned seven tornadoes in pennsylvania and new jersey. most powerful, an ef-3 with winds of 150 miles per hour touched down in southern new jersey. joining us to start off our coverage is gary in mullica hill, new jersey. 20 miles south of philadelphia. yasmin vossoughian is in manville, n...
Hill, new jersey, bearing down on a home. >> go. downstairs. >> reporter: the man inside recording as he and his dog race to the basement. emerging to find his windows blown out, damage everywhere. that tornado, rated an ef-3 with winds up to 150 miles per hour. >> rob marciano joining us now. still incredible damage out there. we can see behind you. although the storm is gone, there are still millions under flood alerts, thousands without power. the danger not over. >> reporter: yeah, we're not quite done with this yet. we have several rivers across the northeast that are in flood warning muc...