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It is a desperate situation for millions of people on this island today, jenna. jenna: difficult for us to transmit video. we'll be getting video throughout the day from jonathan and our entire team here at fox. thank you. that is jonathan live from long island. not the only area affected but one of the most affected areas seems like. jon: at this point the storm is still pounding the country as it moves inland and bringing snow and all kinds of misery to other folks as well. super storm sandy has moved to the west but the flooding threat is not over for parts of the coast. in delaware, offici...

Pressure crossing over land. the effects, feeling the effects of the storm. well in advance of the storm system. north and southward. extending 1,000 miles really from the center of the storm. hurricane force winds close to 200-miles from the center of the storm. we expect the landfall within the next few minutes. official landfall, making landfall now. it will slow down. it has been moving rather quickly close to 28 miles per hour. moving to the northwest, that is why we have seen earlier landfall. but the storm surge, this is potentially deadly. areas across the long island sound. 6 to 11 fe...

plymouth, massachusetts. i appreciate you calling in. can you just first talk me through what folks there on the ground in huntington beach, what the situation is what they need to do? >> i think the first thing is that you have to assess whether or not this is an animal that is in need of human intervention or not. and so, you know, from what i've seen, there's a pod swimming somewhat freely and then this one particular animal that's a little bit away and stranded. here normally if we have a situation like that, we would try and actually move the single animal and move it out toward...

Longer particularly with it being buried down in those layers? >> reporter: yeah. with the tide line coming up, every tide cycle you get more deposits of whatever particulates are in the ocean. it will be quite some time. if we just cut off any sort of influx of oil it would happen a little bit kiquicker. but everyone seems to think it is going to be at least a couple of years before nature cleans this stuff up. >> rob marciano on the case for us it morning, thanks so much. there is another well leaking oil off of louisiana's coastline this morning. >> a barge crashed into an abandoned well ...

In orange beach, alabama, where they got hit yesterday afternoon and again this morning. the oil coming ashore there. and tomorrow it could be somebody else, it could be gulf shores tomorrow and for local governments and for state officials and for everyone else involved in this cleanup, that's a big problem because they just don't know when this stuff is going to come. s as soon as they get it cleaned up, they'll have to deal with it again. it's very expensive and a constant problem and it's going to be going on for months and months as this oil out here just keeps coming ashore relatively un...