stoop if we can go back tomorrow, this only about half of the stoop is actually visible. the other half is under water. i know that deli well. they are standing there. if they go any lower they will get wet. they will have to go back in that building. it will be like waist high. shepard: amid the talk of local concerns of my apartment and yours, there are serious concerns about what is happening beneath the city. all over the city of new york today, you could see where they had duct taped down these doors that open where you can go underneath buildings all over the city. the water flowing into the subway stations of enormous concerns. the reporter there was mentioning of course the water will recede as the tide goes out and they will. salt water and salt water corrodes metal. it s metal that takes care of the electrical system all over this city. so they there are great questions about what lower manhattan at least will look like. if you look here in midtown,
studios. our generators allow you to see and now con edison has the power back on. all of the power off in lower manhattan. they have shut it off in the last hour. so that the machines which make the power, the steam engines and the rest aren t corroded by salt water. the fear is as the lower part of the city floods so will be the subway system and all of the trenches within this big rock that is manhattan that contain our electrical grid. tomorrow is going to be a fascinating day. 4g lte is the fastest.