Hurricane Sandy - CBS Evening News - 2012-10-30
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[0:00] tonight the East Coast struggles to
[0:03] recover from Hurricane Sandy
[0:05] up and down the coast homes have been
[0:08] destroyed by Wind by Water by fire
[0:12] we're just shocked and shocked that it's
[0:15] happened to us millions are without
[0:17] power
[0:18] roadways and tunnels are flooded it is
[0:21] beyond anything I thought I'd ever see
[0:24] dozens of people have died the damage is
[0:28] in the tens of billions of dollars the
[0:31] cleanup and Recovery could take months
[0:33] on day one we'll have extensive coverage
[0:36] from our entire CBS News team
[0:43] this is the CBS Evening News with Scott
[0:46] Pelley reporting tonight from lower
[0:49] Manhattan
[0:51] this is a special Expanded Edition good
[0:54] evening we're on the southern tip of
[0:56] Manhattan the area known as the battery
[0:58] named for the battery of cannons erected
[1:01] here in the 17th century to defend a
[1:03] young City but nothing could defend New
[1:06] York City from the wall of water that
[1:08] came crashing ashore in one of the
[1:10] biggest storms so far of the 21st
[1:13] century Hurricane Sandy filled the
[1:15] tunnels here with flood waters unlike
[1:17] anything this city has seen in decades
[1:21] the storm brought misery to 14 States
[1:24] from North Carolina to Maine at least 35
[1:27] people in nine states have been killed
[1:30] and more than 7 million homes and
[1:32] businesses up and down the coast are
[1:34] without electricity tonight officials
[1:37] say it could be days if not weeks before
[1:39] all the power is restored
[1:41] close to 1 million people have been
[1:44] evacuated more than eighteen thousand
[1:46] are living in shelters
[1:48] downtown New York City the financial
[1:50] capital of the world was largely shut
[1:52] down