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-- for hurricane isaac and hurricane katrina seven years ago -- both hit, i want to point out here both hit during the week of the homosexual event called southern decadence in new orleans. >> this makes me a bad homo, but i have never even heard of southern decadence. >> it sounds cool. >> we let the straights in. >> i'm in. >> bill: how big of you. >> what it is is that we have a hot line to god, and we're pulling the strings behind the scenes. >> bill: i got it. you know zap him. there are four important ballot measures on the ballot this year, dealing with marriage equality, maryland maine, washington state is the -- well they are all big. >> yeah. >> bill: and then minnesota. what is the difference? >> minnesota's is a constitutional -- anti-gay constitution issue. that would ban it. the other ones are affirmative, right? to maryland and washington both passed in the state legislature marriage equal this year but then anti-gay folks got enough signatures to get enough signatures to put it on the ballot. in maine it was sort of a heart breaker. so everybody is real c
katrina. once they finish their work they are expected to be sent north to help with new jersey and new york. all of us are looking at trees differently. we had a contractor killed when a tree fell on him on homewood avenue. the victim died at scene. firefighters said the man was part of the crew contracted to clean up trees in the area. >>> in towson they were working to remove a tree that came down on this house. with all the rain that we have seen from sandy, the tree service got the truck stuck and had to deeing that out. >> sandy's down -- winds down trees. at one point more than 5 roads were closed -- 50 roads were closed. >>> let's go to millers island. testify that been through storms. people said isabelle was the worst storm for them. with sandy they were pleased with how the storm came back. >> i thought the power would be out by 3:00 in the afternoon. it -- it came back on at 3:30 in the morning. if they had said a few days, i would have been happy with that. >> millers island did see damage. >>> drivers had to be rerouted on york road in cockeysville. it exposed a hole in th
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remains filled with water and must be pumped out. >> and massive pumps used in hurricane katrina have begun to drain the opportunity el there. kennedy airport will reopen on a restricted basis today but la guardia is still under power and newark doesn't even have power. amtrak could have limited service today. as for the subways, engineers will have to inspect the 600 miles of track once the water is pumped out of there. >>> in sports, the wizards open the regular season with john wall on the bench nursing an injury. the cavs would jump to a 16- point lead. they drop the opener, 94-846789 the home opener is saturday night against the celtics. there goes your 82-0 start for the wizards. >> okay. we still have plenty ahead. >> fox 5 morning news at 4:30 starts now. happy wednesday. it is october 31st. a live look outside right now at the washington monument as people try to recover and get back to some sense of normalcy after what we've been through in the last couple of days with hurricane sandy. i'm sarah simmons. >> i'm wisdom martin. welcome to fox 5 morning news. the federal govern
what's happening there reminds him of katrina. gary, tell me why you believe that. >> reporter: piers, this is a city of 50,000 people right across the hudson river in new york city. yes, it does remind me of hurricane katrina because behind us, we have 50% of hoboken flooded and there are, according to the mayor, thousands of people in their apartments and homes who can't get out right now. so we actually went on a front loader with the mayor, they're using front loaders who rescue people. what's different about this than new orleans, what we saw in katrina in 2005 when we went down streets in boats, there are no casualties. that's the good news. but they're still not 100% sure. people can't leave their homes, not only because the water's deep but because there's live power lines in the water. so as we're going down the street in the front loader we see people waving from the windows, children, men, women, and most of them seem to have smiles on their faces because they have seen the water recede. in new orleans the water kept getting higher. this water is receding but people are wai
this before. multiple times, hurricane katrina, hugo, et cetera, et cetera. the snow-ma geddon to hit the east coast, each time people thought this is it. they spike for a little bit. 24, 48 hours and then come back to where they were before. >> brenda: jonas? do you have any concerns about this? hurricane isaac when it hit, caused the biggest jump in gas prices in 18 months. >> and in this case, no, in connecticut i couldn't drive because tre were trees down and your mobility goes dn to the point where fuel consumption wi dro as much as refining capacity unless it freakingly hits the refinery because you can't get to work, major power outages, no power for a week and you're not consuming energy when you can't turn on the power and can't get to work in your car. so it's a good thing, but keep the gas price froms going bananas in the first place. >> brenda: the east coast provides 6 1/2% of the gas that the u.s. uses. that's kinds of a-- could be a hit. >> i don't thinkt's going to be a very big hit. look, the prices may well go up, even if just one light bulb at one refinery gets knocked out b
preventivas y de seguridad para no tener catástrofes como con katrina pero temen que la población se confíe. >>> nayeli, muchas gracias, continuamos contigo, estuvimos recorriendo las calles >>> la principal preocupación no es tanto el viento, las ráfagas de viento, hemos tenido tormentas con más potencia, las mareas donde la población está al lado del mar, tenemos cómo las calles dan al mar, y estas zonas posiblemente se pueden ver inundadas, esta es la mayor preocupación, seguramente en esta zona, muy seguramente en varios sectores de la costa, tenemos oleajes records, niveles de oleaje record, y la marea de la tormenta subirá más y más >>> curiosamente el primer mega impacto de la tormenta es de orden político, porque el presidente barack obama y mitt romney han cambiado su campaña, pero eso es otro tema, ahora lo importante son las precauciones de las persona que están en la costa, tomar alertas y no bajar la guardia, lourdes ramos, regresamos a los estudios, para que nos amplíes qué se ve en los mapas. >>> gracias, ffélix de bedout, es momento de pasar con cuestión ta
saved more than 200 people during hurricane katrina. and this time around, they say they will stay on the east coast, as long as they are needed. melissa harrington, cbs 5. >> thank you very much. >>> sandy is packing strong winds. upwards of 100 miles an hour. >> it is. let's led over to lawrence now with the latest on sandy's path. lawrence, take it away. >> late-season hurricane, make can its way along the eastern seaboard. what is amazing with the storm is not the strength but it is such a large storm. so the potential for damage over a wide scattered area and a densely populated area, it is going to be a major problem. right now, sustained winds of 90 miles an hour making it a category one. but this is expected to sweep on shore later today and as it moves onshore, a very large storm surge. i will tell you what. new york probably in the worst spot. it is in the right front quadrant of the storm system. you have the forward motion of the waves coming onshore and the winds wrapping it around taking the winds back in the harbor and they could see 8-11- foot storm surge. and are a
to rescue more than 300 people in the aftermath of hurricane katrina. >> thank you very much. travelers are really struggling trying to figure out how to get home now that hurricane sandy caused many flights to be cancelled. david louie joins us with that part of the story. >> there is no question vacationers had difficulty getting back to the east coast but some people missed plane connection goesing to europe. cancellation of 150 flights here today have left a lot of people scrambling to trying alternative ways to get to the east coast. a number of airlines set up special counters to handle rebookings. some found they had to come up with their own. this family's return flight was cancelled yesterday. >> only way we can figure out how to get home before wednesday was to fly to st. louis, through denver with a three hour ler then drive chusetts, 22 hours. >> that is a nightmare its a mess, a mess. but you know i just hope we're driving. >> some resident couldn't reach her airline by phone. >> i stayed on the phone 20 minutes. nobody answered. just rings and rings then you're on hold. >>
recuerdan a katrina. >>t>estoy seguro que las lecciones de bush fueroin bien aprendidas que la administraci está cometamente lista, cuando salga la tormenta entrará le gobierno nacional. >>> el presidente barack obama pidió a la gente que sigan las instrucciones de las autoridades, el río potomac podría incluso desbordarse. >>> se cerraron los centros de votación temprana en varios estados, y al tormenta afecvtará incluso a estados cruciales, como ohio. >>> siempre que pierda su casa, gente que tenga daños a la propiedad, personas cuyos vecindarios se inunden, tendra un impacto para ir a votar. >>> el día de la elección podría haber millones sin electricidad. >>> los analistas dicen que es prematuro hablar de fechas para aplazar la elección, pero eso es un poder que corresponde al congreso de estados unidos, él también puede darle la autoridad al presidente, pero el presidente barack obama dijo que su prioridad número 1 es salvar vidas, regresamos a los estudios. >>> muchas gracias, lourdes meluzá, es la información que tenemos, más adelante volvemos con ustedes, y tenemo
. they're having a totally '80s night at the greek. hall & oates, katrina and the waves and three-fifths of kajagoogoo. (chuckles): oh. gee, that's really sweet, but the thing is... aw, there's a thing. look, honey, i was really drunk and made a huge mistake last night. we should've never slept together. it's what ruins friendships. you can't ruin a friendship with sex. that's like trying to ruin ice cream with chocolate sprinkles. come here. just listen to me. i want to go back to the way we were before. you know, friends. no sprinkles. oh. all right. thank you. (sighs) well, uh... (clears throat) as your friend, you might like to know that, um... we didn't have sex in the conventional sense. oh, god. did you pull some weird indian crap on me? no, no. after we got undressed and jumped in bed, you-you asked if i had protection. oh, you did, didn't you? of course. i'm always packing. anyway, um, i had trouble putting it on and you tried to help and... that was all she wrote. so, we didn't actually... i did. it was beautiful. oh! please, please promise me you won't tell anybody abou
katrina. >> yeah, that's one of the problems. >> governor christy said you couldn't even call it a levy. it's just a berm holding back the water, like the bank of a river, and it was breached into it is flooding these three towns with four or five feet of water, so that is not good, but we are taking your calls this morning at 1-800-steph-1-2. going to be talking about hurricane sandy, and the political ramifications of everything going on on the east coast. whether obama is doing a good job handling the situation, governor christy, the mayors of new york and all of those towns, and yeah just getting your thoughts on what is going on on the east coast. so we'll be taking a break here. give us a call 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. this is the "stephanie miller show," with chris, jim, and jacki. >> on the "stephanie miller show" "stephanie miller show" radio show in suburban america this morning -- >> announcer: it's the "stephanie miller show." ♪ rich, chewy caramel rolled up in smooth milk chocolate. don't forget about that payroll
by the tragedy of hurricane katrina and its aftermath. >> oops. obviously mr. stern meant hurricane sandy. to the highlights and miami opening gets the celtics. lebron and company enjoying the ring. the newest member of the heat ignored by his old teammate garnet. alan did not get mad. he got hot. 19 points. chris bosh whooping with lebron and this would be with authority. 26 for law brn. got testy late. duane wade clothe lined by rondo. a flagrant foul. in game one, animosity. the heat open with a win 120-107. new look lakers nash and howard joining kobe bryant. lakers and mavericks and nash starts the game with a three. his first shot going down for l.a. lakers running the princeton offense and does not work. right here it is a dunk for howard. but this is a bad move for mike brown. he steels it away from nash and lays it in. i speak the french and i like it. inside to curry who has not done anything for a decade. lakers win it 99-91. will he play for the warriors in their opener in phoenix. he did practice today. he is coming back from a variety of injuries. he doesn't sound like jacks
estimates. they're saying $50 billion. just to put this into perspective. katrina, with all the fatalities and the horrible scene with that, that was the worst ever at $106 billion. that was crazy. these numbers are adjusted for inflation. sandy up there with hurricane andrew. that was a category 5. sandy was a category 1 and did $50 billion estimated in damage. the other story is 7 million people without power. windchills in the 40s. you have people in their houses sleeping in the same bed with covers and blankets on top of them trying to keep warm. the storm sits over buffalo and will slowly exit. not soon enough. that's a look it's mostly a rain event. but umbrellas needed. >>> take a look at the radar and the soggy trick-or-treat forecast for the northwest a little later in the show. >> thanks so much. >>> also coming up, the presidential election is less than 140 hours away. sandy could end up being the major factor in choosing our next president. >>> plus years of medical research at one of the nation's top colleges destroyed by sandy. much more ahead this morning on "early today." >
of gasoline as opposed to the producer, and some other hurricanes like katrina and irene before, they've hit an area that has been a big producer of oil, whereas really, in the northeast, they are the consumers of all of that gasoline, and so demand has dropped, but the supply hasn't really dropped as much. > > so the demand is dropping, especially as people are stuck home and not going to offices for instance. > > right. flights are canceled, and people are not driving around as you said, so the demand there has dropped, and that, interestingly enough, has pushed some prices in the southeast region down even further because that oil that usually would have gone to the northeast has dropped off a little bit. > > so much of this boils down to what's going on with the refineries. so what do you anticipate there? you know, we think that this is going to be just a temporary shutdown in the northeast region, and that, as i said earlier, we are going to continue to see prices continue to drop, and demand will come back up after the hurricane is through. > > quick predictions now: where do you see
atracción para los turistas, lucia ochoa vino a reencontrarse con sus raices, vestido de katrina. >> el significado de la tierra, del maíz, cosas que aprendí en estos últimos 5 años. >> en el panteón de dolores le llevó mariachis a su hija que murió a los 3 años. >> esta celebracion me hace sentir cerca de las. >> se puson velas en recuerdo a los 65 mil muertos de la violencia en el sexsenio. >> ya se me fueron, pero los tengo en el corazón >> todos los años vienen a comer con sus muertos, una tradición prehispanica que se transmite de padre a hijos. >> nosotros acá en univisión comemos pan de muerto. >> se arrebató el tercer puestod e la lista de las 200 personas más ricas del planeta, tiene una fortuna de 53 mil millones de dólares, y es el dueño de las tiendas zara, el número 1 sigue liderado por carlos slim. >> una nueva iglesia con una capacidad de 20 mil fieles financiada por la venta de los discos del cura y su libro que ha vendido más de 8 millones de ejemplares. >> los legisladores de amsterdam dijeron que los turistas pueden seguir entrando a los cafes y bar

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