catastrophic situation. what are you advising people? listen to your local officials. by and large they re telling people to evacuate. miami is at about 11-foot elevation. the storm could come at with surge depending on when the high tide is, seven, eight, ten-foot tidal surge. that water will come into miami in that particular area, the coastal part of florida. and the canals in there that will allow the water that s used for boat channeling and for recreation had to the people with homes, it will allow the surge water to get into the city. it s quite possible and i hope it doesn t much of miami could be under water. you do not want to be in the city under water as we had in new orleans and as we saw in beaumont. it becomes paralyzing. the grid goes down, and you are
we have told our commercial airlines not to fly in that area. the pentagon recently ordered unarmed b-52 bombers to fly through there to send a message. the philippines. signs of recovery hard to come by in areas hardest hit by a super typhoon. families building shacks out of the ruins of their homes. the storm killed more than 5,000 people and left about 1 million homeless. england. cleanup under way along the east coast after one of the most severe storms in decades. tidal surge flooded hundreds of homes. at least eight people killed. argentina. a rare baby condor getting special care at a zoo. zoo keepers using a hand puppet resembling an adult condor to keep the bird from becoming dependent on humans for food and attention. eventually, they ll set it free. this will have you screaming
spending yet another night in the dark. many made the decision not to leave, and now they re stranded inside their homes with no power. 65% of the state, in fact, has no electricity. there is a new threat. officials warn that leaking fuel in the standing water, it could spark explosions. new jersey s governor saw the damage firsthand. we ll rebuild it. no question in our mind, we ll rebuild it. but for those of us who are my age, it won t be the same. it will be different because many of the iconic things that made it what it was are now gone and washed into the ocean. an emotional governor christie. experts say that sandy will end up causing about $20 billion in property damage and $10 billion to $30 billion in lost business. several communities in northern new jersey were inundated by floodwaters after sandy s tidal surge overwhelmed a levee meant to protect them.