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These are plank. this is all plank wood they put up here. but they boarded these windows to be sure there wouldn't be any storm damage. so people here in delaware dodging a big bullet from super storm sandy and they will be able to talk about it as the massive storm that hit the area. they were wise to follow the governor's advice to hunker down. one official said, if you see the waves run, if you hear the wind, hide. and as you can see, we are the only ones out here of we are not running or hiding because we are telling all of the stories about what happened here in delaware. and we're happy ...

Deep south. very remarkable. this is where the center of the storm is. you look at wind barbs and you can see that across pennsylvania. but a concerning thing, you see the wind from the southeast. that means we still are pushing water in towards parts of the new york harbor, as well as the water that comes down the long island sound. it doesn't have anywhere to go because of the geography, the way the coastline goes. so even though the storm-- the tide has gone down, we are headed towards low tide now. the water has moved in towards new york harbor and as well as the long island sound gets stu...

Which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. >> one of the biggest storms ever to hit the united states continues to roar across the northeast, bearing fierce wind, pounding rain. the toll so far, 10 deaths along our northeast corridor, massive flooding in coastal towns, major cities, all commercial air and rail travel at a standstill. at least 5 million homes without

>> new jersey is one of the areas hardest hit by this monster storm, widespread flooding and power outages. we join craig bos welfor the latest from absecan, new jersey, what's going on there? >> reporter: good evening to you, at absecon, new jersey. we are just outside of atlantic city. we had to move out of atlantic city way early because of the flooding. it had gotten so high, we had to move up to higher ground. we thought we might be out of the wood when is the winds died down and the rain died down. but it picked back up. it has picked up in torrents. the wind has picked back up. i can't ...

The winter storm and blizzard warnings for a hurricane coming onshore. amazing. >> part of the problem, rick, is that you know, here in the northeast, a lot of the trees don't lose all of their leaves until november. and you know, we are not there yet. so you get snow and these kinds of winds and they're more prone to fall. >> have you more surface area for the wind to hit. so we are seeing all of these power outages. viseen 5.6 million homes without power. we say 5.6 million homes with multiple people living in homes. and with these power outages and that number's going to climb as the storm ...