Hurricane Sandy - CBS Evening News - 2012-11-02

Name: Hurricane Sandy - CBS Evening News - 2012-11-02
Uploaded: 2023-08-20
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[0:00] tonight the death toll from the

[0:02] hurricane reaches triple digits

[0:06] as firefighters discover the Dead many

[0:09] survivors are cold hungry and homeless

[0:12] help us help us the way you would help

[0:15] your family reports from Jim Axelrod

[0:18] Anna Werner and Seth Doan unemployment

[0:21] Rises the economy creates more jobs but

[0:24] not enough Anthony Mason on the final

[0:27] economic report before the election

[0:29] we're four days away from a fresh start

[0:32] we've made real progress these past four

[0:34] years a campaign 2012 report from Bob

[0:37] Schieffer and on the road Steve Hartman

[0:41] with Children of the storm Silver

[0:43] Linings in a dark week

[0:50] this is the CBS Evening News with Scott

[0:53] Pelley

[0:55] good evening

[0:57] 110. that is the new death toll from

[1:00] Hurricane Sandy and it is not likely to

[1:03] stop there bodies are being found today

[1:06] in homes as rescue workers reach into

[1:08] the hardest hit areas

[1:10] the pictures that struck us today were

[1:13] of just one family in Staten Island New

[1:15] York fourteen-year-old Kate Trina at her

[1:18] grandparents house her mother Julie

[1:20] trying to pull something recognizable

[1:22] from the rubble and Sheila and Dominic

[1:25] Trina holding on to their memories and

[1:28] contemplating the future

[1:30] the insurance industry estimates

[1:32] economic losses from the Storm at 50

[1:35] billion dollars second only to Hurricane

[1:37] Katrina more than 3 million homes and

[1:40] businesses are still without power as

[1:43] the nights grow colder in parts of New

[1:45] York and New Jersey there's high anxiety

[1:47] as the gas gauge drops to empty and the

[1:50] lines go on for hours

[1:52] this evening New York City's mayor

[1:54] reversed himsel