but all over the community. a lot of trees like this. it will be a mart of daylight to get a better handle on how bad things are and how much damage the storm surged in and the trees coming down have caused. the damage estimates put perhaps between $10 to $20 billion, which would make it one of the costliest natural disasters in u.s. history. thank you so much. we appreciate t. all right. i want to show smuphotos from you, our reporters, right in the middle of the storm, parts of new york city fwght hit hard by strong winds. this taxi on riverside drive, took a hit, obviously, when a tree crashed on its hood. this photo sent to a school child, asking their mother inf they had to go to school today. kihelp you with the answer there. she this subway entrance. obviously making it impossible
them. they have to defend it now. bob: happy to defend the people. eric: yesterday was the day of action and they were blocking the subway entrance. the kids weren t getting in limos going to school. they were trying to get to the subway. bob: that was bad thing and i wish they d get up and go to your beach house. andrea: a couple of crazies. there were 250 arrests yesterday in one day. greg: it s bullying. anderson cooper and lady gaga run a charge against bullying. why don t they speak out they are woefully silent. bob: why don t you mention the people down there that don t do these things. greg: they are running out. they got smart and went home. bob: there are probably a lot of crazies left down there. i understand that. if i was still drinking i d be down there. eric: you d if it right in. bob: i would. a crowd of people with a statement to make and wall street guys stated it. bob: it s no greg: no longer an indictment. the number of occupy wall street
them. they have to defend it now. bob: happy to defend the people. eric: yesterday was the day of action and they were blocking the subway entrance. the kids weren t getting in limos going to school. they were trying to get to the subway. bob: that was badhing and i wish they d get up and go to your beach house. andrea: a couple of crazies. there were 250 arrests yesterday in one day. greg: it s bullying. anderson cooper and lady gaga run a charge against bullying. why don t they speak out they are woefully silent. bob: why don t you mention the people down there that don t do these things. greg: they are running out. they got smart and went home. bob: there are probably a lot of crazies left down there. i understand that. if i was still drinking i d be down there. eric: you d if it right in. bob: i would. a crowd of people with a statement to make and wall street guys stated it. bob: it s no greg: no longer an indictment. the number of occupy wall street is
they have to defend it now. bob: happy to defend the people. eric: yesterday was the day of action and they were blocking the subway entrance. the kids weren t getting in limos going to school. they were trying to get to the subway. bob: that was bad thing and i wish they d get up and go to your beach house. andrea: a couple of crazies. there were 250 arrests yesterday in one day. greg: it s bullying. anderson cooper and lady gaga run a charge against bullying. why don t they speak out they are woefully silent. bob: why don t you mention the people down there that don t do these things. greg: they are running out. they got smart and went home. bob: there are probably a lot of crazies left down there. i understand that. if i was still drinking i d be down there. eric: you d if it right in. bob: i would. a crowd of people with a statement to make and wall street guys stated it. bob: it s no greg: no longer an indictment. the number of occupy wall street is sma
we opened the show, that one young boy ten years old paying tribute to his father whom he had never met and that is so true for so many children, more than 3,000 children lost a parent on 9/11/2011 and now today they come here to remember and to mourn. one way of reflecting on that day is with the images captured of the horrific events. to do that we have some before and after photos to share with you. here you see some crowds fleeing for safety as the south tower falls. these images have become iconic. their faces say it all. and here is the same street today. look at that. one world trade center rising upward in the background. this here is a subway entrance across from ground zero after the towers fell. every inch covered in thick