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Several Maine game wardens were honored Friday at the Maine Warden Service annual banquet.

Many have been mentioned, others not yet been covered, and we're particularly honored that fuzzy's family is here in attendance today. >> for the record, the nickname has nothing to do, as far as we can tell, with any actual fuzz, nor is it a reference to being more warm and fuzzy than the average bear. although people do seem to think the justice is a nice guy. the reason new jersey's newest supreme court justice is called fuzzy is because he idolized a green bay packers called fred thurston, who everyone called fuzzy. and as it turns out, justice fernandez viniz swearing in on friday is one ...

>> so many of fuzzy's friends have come from near and far, many have been mentioned, others not yet been covered, and we're particularly honored that fuzzy's family is here in attendance today. >> for the record, the nickname has nothing to do, as far as we can tell, with any actual fuzz, nor is it a reference to being more warm and fuzzy than the average bear. although people do seem to think the justice is a nice guy. the reason new jersey's newest supreme court justice is called fuzzy is because he idolized a green bay packers called fred thurston, who everyone called fuzzy. and as it turns...

0 specifically, was so devastating. sandy affected every state on the eastern seaboard. it caused fatalities as far south as haiti and as far north as canada. sandy sent a storm surge flooding through new york city, the biggest city in the nation, and essentially turned the lights off in new york for a very long time. but when it comes to new jersey, it was something different. sandy just punched the state of new jersey right in the face. and from the very beginning, it was clear that densely populated little hoboken, new jersey, one of the most densely populated cities in the nation, 50,000 p...

0 reflecting on it, this is ongoing in hoboken. 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 ...