a quaint, new england street turned into a torrent north of new york city. this is the legacy of what was tropical storm irene, once hurricane arna across the northeast u.s. cars are no match for these waters. this car was battered like driftwood. fortunately no one was inside. whoa. get out of here! grab the mic. a reporter with wcbs was covering irene in new jersey when a large wave nearly swept her off her feet. she and her crew thought they were far enough away from the water but they were wrong. on long island, large sand berms were piled up to protect the life guard station and it worked, for a while. the waves smashed the building into the pier. good evening. i m martin savidge. don is off tonight. irene made landfall again this morning in new york city as a category one hurricane. from there it made a nonstop march north as a tropical storm sweeping through new england with high winds and heavy rain. what s left is now crossing into canada. at least 19 people lo
i m ali velshi, one of irene s last stops dealt one of its hardest blows. parts of vermont completely unreachable as rivers start to roar. one official describing the aftermath as awful. cut off in carolina. i m carol costello. thousands who ignored evacuation orders stranded on the outer banks. emergency supplies heading there by ferry today on this american morning. good morning. it is monday, august 29th. you lose track of it on these type of weekends when so much happens. there is a lot going on for a lot of people who say we missed we dodged the bull letsz, a lot of people who didn t dodge any bullets. whoever says that is not listening to the chainsaws humming in connecticut, vermont, new jersey, all the way up and down the northeast coast. i think people thought it would be worse. we re lucky we dodged the bullet. i expected so much worse. nobody in western jersey dodged the bullet when you look at the towns and water still raging. everyone is clear there
does now. at that time it said mind your business. that is what we should do mind our business. that doesn t mean we don t respond to needs of the world and we don t hit if we have been hit first. a friend to all and enemy to none. unless you strike us. then we ll become your worst nightmare. we ll do it quickly an then leave without building back your nation. if you believe those things, i stand with you. israel is being set up. we must support her in a right defend herself. israel has a right to survive and thrive. we must say that in unequiv can voice. i ll stand with you and defend your faith even if your faith resides in man.
didn t say eplurbis unam as it does now. at that time it said mind your business. that is what we should do mind our business. that doesn t mean we don t respond to needs of the world and we don t hit if we have been hit first. a friend to all and enemy to none. unless you strike us. then we ll become your worst nightmare. we ll do it quickly an then leave without building back your nation. if you believe those things, i stand with you. israel is being set up. we must support her in a right defend herself. israel has a right to survive and thrive. we must say that in unequiv can voice. i ll stand with you and defend your faith even if your faith
secretary of defense gates as we as the joint chiefs of staff and the dni as well, joe. expecting to hear a lot more on this when congress returns. thanks so must hach for that, bi brianna. you ll be coming back shortly. t first, back to japan. despite assurances that trace amounts of radiation reaching the u.s. from japan are not harmful, many people remain skeptical, especially if it s not form of food grown in japan. the u.s. took stloeps to block food and milk imports from japan s radiation zone, but a lot of people are worried about everything grown there. let s bring in our friend, ted rowlands in los angeles. ted, you headed to the market. did you findig any concerns or outright fear about products from japan? reporter: well, i wouldn t say outright fear, joe, but definitely a lot of concern. there are a lot of japanese markets here in los angeles and around the country, actually, that import food products from japan. so people hear the news of