Victims of Sandy sift through the wreckage: "They are coming back to pick up the pieces of their lives," says Gov. Cuomo
110 homes in the Breezy Point beach front community of New York were destroyed by fire in Sandy's wake. CNN's Deb Feyerick toured the damage Wednesday and spoke with residents of this battered community.
NJ National Guard evacuates residents overwhelmed by water: "We are just trying to get as many as we can"
CNN Erin Burnett rides with the New Jersey National Guard as Hoboken as they were carrying out evacuations.
Can Obama and Christie's 'working relationship' affect the election?
President Barack Obama toured the Garden State's battered coastline Wednesday with New Jersey's Republican governor. Gov. Chris Christie, a key Romney supporter continued to heaped praise on his candidate's opponent.
"I cannot thank the President enough for his personal concern and compassion for our state and the people of our state," said Gov. Christie.
Will President Barack Obama and Christie's 'working relationship' affect the presidential election?
OutFront tonight: Bay Buchanan, Sr. Adviser to Romney Campaign.
Desperation and Frustration set in after Sandy
CNN's Erin Burnett has the latest on the impact of Sandy as search and rescue continues in the northeast.
Seaside Heights Mayor on recovery after Sandy
One of the hardest hit areas was Seaside Heights, which saw its homes and iconic boardwalk decimated by "Superstorm" Sandy. Mayor Bill Akers tells Erin Burnett the most crucial issue he is facing are gas leaks. He is OutFront.
New York City hospital evacuates 700 patients
New York City's Bellevue hospital became the second hospital to be forced to evacuate due to loss of power brought on by "Superstorm" Sandy.
- Bellevue Hospital will evacuate its remaining 700 patients, a process that could take two days, a source familiar with the evacuation plan told CNN. Many critically ill patients had already been evacuated.
N.Y. hospital staff carry sick babies down 9 flights of stairs during evacuation
NYU Langone Medical Center was the first - the hospital evacuated about 260 patients, carrying some of them down 15 flights of stairs to ambulances ready to take them to the safety of other hospitals.
OutFront tonight: Alan Aviles, President, New York City Health & Hospitals Corporation
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