Hurricane Sandy - CBS Evening News - 2012-10-28
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[0:00] Tonight, bracing for Sandy. The
[0:02] sprawling hurricane is poised to strike
[0:04] the mid-Atlantic states within hours,
[0:06] and David Bernard is tracking this
[0:08] superstorm.
[0:09] Our team of correspondents has the
[0:11] latest on evacuations, travel shutdowns,
[0:14] and emergency preparedness at every
[0:16] level.
[0:17] This is a serious and big storm.
[0:20] Campaign 2012 moves inland to the swing
[0:22] state of Ohio. Jan Crawford and Dean
[0:24] Reynolds report from the Buckeye
[0:26] battleground.
[0:27] And back on track. Jim Axelrod shows us
[0:31] a runner on a mission to turn the lives
[0:33] of the homeless around step by step.
[0:39] This is the CBS Evening News.
[0:45] Good evening, everyone. I'm Jeff Glor.
[0:46] Hurricane Sandy is roughly 400 mi off
[0:50] North Carolina tonight, threatening up
[0:52] to 60 million on the East Coast. Here is
[0:55] the latest. 65 people across the
[0:57] Caribbean are dead. Airlines have
[0:59] canceled more than 6,000 flights. Amtrak
[1:02] has canceled all trains along the
[1:04] Northeast Corridor Monday. Hundreds of
[1:07] thousands are evacuating coastal areas.
[1:09] 10 states have declared a state of
[1:11] emergency. We have a team of
[1:13] correspondents tracking the storm
[1:15] tonight, and we begin with our hurricane
[1:17] consultant David Bernard at WFOR in
[1:20] Miami.
[1:21] David, parts of the coast already seeing
[1:23] the effects of Sandy. What happens over
[1:25] the next 24 hours?
[1:27] Jeff, it's a big storm, and when we take
[1:29] a look at the clouds and the radar
[1:30] together, they've been getting hammered
[1:31] in eastern North Carolina and Virginia
[1:33] this afternoon with big rain bands stuck
[1:35] along the coast causing plenty of
[1:37] flooding, and that's just the