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12 hour shifts and he had this advice for new yorkers. >> staying off the streets, staying out of our cars. tonight in rush hour, if you have the option tose mass transit, please use mass transit. if you do not need to go out tonight, don't go out. if you have to go out and you have a mass transit option, please choose that over your cars. >> and speaking of transit, as you mentioned, thousands of flights cancelled today. 2800 in total. there have been 4200 delays and we're talking primarily about airports between washington, d.c. and boston. amtrak says as of now, it is operating normally. th...

More snow and hundreds of thousands of people still without power in canada. look at this snowy video from toronto, where crews are working around the clock, trying to repair utility lines. some people may not get power back for a whole week. let's bring in jennifer grey from the cnn weather center in atlanta. so, jennifer, what areas are expecting more snow today? >> well, luckily, toronto's only expected to see a couple of flurries, most snow lake-effect snow. they had this ice storm during the weekend. temperatures haven't gotten above freezing. ice is still there. all of those power lines,...

Foundation. attempted it exit the area in his pickup truck and unfortunately the road was already damaged significantly and he was unable to do so. so he turned around and went to the south. went to a neighbor's house and, they called 911 and reported the landslide. we arrived and determined that the slide had taken out driftwood way to the south of -- court and along with utility lines, electric, water and so forth. alisyn: chief, very quickly, does homeowners insurance cover landslides? >> in general homeowners insurance does not. there is landslide insurance available but it is, it is kind ...

So ironic how different 24 hours, what a difference that makes because today it's just different from yesterday and last night, last night the ocean was literally just racing right up this street, the depth up to about our waist and just bringing sand and debris all over this town. it's going to take a long time to dig out. andrea? >> and ron, what about fresh water, sewage, what about -- there's no power, no communications. what about the sort of basics as far as people there are concerned? >> well, at this point, we have running water in the hotel that we're staying in where a lot of media a...

The southeast and central parts of america went through because of the heat wash and all sorts of awful things are going on. >> lot of work to be done. >> a lot of work to be done and a lot of people without power right now. if we had done the work of ad t adapadapt ing change in climate, dug down and buried utility lines, people would have been working. i don't care if it's god or man or whatever, but you're employing people. >> why don't we put our power lines underground. or even watching the -- i mean, again, this is not like a sophisticated economic argument. it's a common sense one, but ...