the news is next. . right now, blown away by wild weather. wind gusts over 60 miles an hour topple trees and power lines with debris littering the city and the suburbs. good evening. i m cindy hsu. thousands of people are still in the dark from last night s powerful storm. people in new jersey woke up to trees down and large branches outside their homes. one man still has a dead tree in his bedroom. in the bronx, the roof of a vacant home flew into the driveway and the street. and the winds also caused problems at a construction site in brooklyn. you can see scaffolding that is still hanging from a vacant building. we begin with meteorologist elise finch in the weather center. cindy, take a look at these winds. we told you there would be a high wind warning in effect starting at midnight last night. this is the reason why. we had 64 mile-per-hour wind gusts in beach haven, new jersey and at jfk. staten island at 57. newark and stanford, 55 mile- per-hour wind gusts. as
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