jeff hager, abc2 news. >> well, you asked about millers island, right? the viewers are quick on their feet. they sent me a picture. they're seeing flooding. we are starting to see flooding out there, millers island one of the spots. coastal flood warning. we will see enhanced bay flooding tonight. kent at 9:50. port deposit you'll see your high tide after midnight. we'll take you to the sus question an na. flood stage is 23 1/2. it's flooding at ft. mchenry. we'll tack you down toward annapolis. flood sge being 2.4. we're above. so we're above one to two feet. i think we go about a foot, maybe a foot and a half. not an epic flooding event, nowhere close to where we were. what was the storm? isabelle. it's getting to be that. that's kelly. you're jamie. >> you're mike. >> there's concern about the conowingo dam. they're going to re-evaluate tomorrow. >>> it's not just the people hunting down during sandy. >> the animals were protected. we'll tell you how the critters at the national aquarium fared during superstorm sandy. >> and sandy still bringing snow

. >>> 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 the bridge. the plant was shut down in 1958. to see some of the photos of the collapse, you can did to our website. >>> our team coverage continues now with a road trip many of us have taken for years. >> a big chunk of this famous resort. >> reporter: the damage here in atlantic city is absolutely mind boggling. you can see around me how much debris was tbloan when -- blown in when hurricane sandy came through. you can see where the boardwalk once stood. pretty much all that's left are the pylons. this used to be out near the water. residents are trying to get an idea how long it will take thi

. >>> problems are so bad on millers island that the national guard had to be called in. >> reporter: the national guard was camped out here as you said. there were here just in case. didn't look like they had any major emergency to deal w take a live look. you can see the back river area and how high the river was. usually the water is much lower. let's go over to that boat. you can see how high that is raised from the wart. it's coming close to kissing the bottom. today the water was much higher than this. the concern is when will these floodwaters going to recede. sandy may be moving on but she will not be forgotten. hear on miller's island the base still looks angry. >> there are times you just don't go outside. >> waves are still coming up over the bulkhead. >> reporter: flooded garages are the norm here post sandy, and it's going to take a while to clone up. still, residents are keeping a good attitude. >> you can see my grafnlgt water levels are higher. you clean it up. >> reporter: here, not far from the water, she thought she was ready for the super storm but sandy ripped thr

. >> millers island has seen their share of storm damage. sandy brought plenty of wind and rain but the homes are standing and dry for the most part. >> the main thing is a lot of wind gusts, minor flooding. we were lucky that this storm went north of us instead of south. if it went south, we would have been devastated. >> homeowners say they were much better prepared before sandy even hit. >>> at least we didn't get hit by snow. this is video out of garrett county. not used to getting snow in october during a hurricane. >> all right. want to start off with this high resolution satellite loop. let's play this. you can see that eyewall, that intense eyewall developing with the high resolution, visible satellite photography, up in new york. as the storm makes that approach closer and closer, we were hoping it wouldn't make that trajectory. we were within 100 miles of the kind of deaf station they saw in our -- devastation they saw in our area. look at the totals, over 10 inches through crisfield and totals over half a foot of rain in baltimore

they've never seen b sandwiched between the back river and chesapeake barks the millers island community may be one of the most exposed neighborhoods to surging water. >> we had a shore house right there that we're more concerned about because it's lower and on the water, but i think weir hear okay -- we're okay here. >> reporter: what do you do, hunker down? >> hunker down. >> reporter: many of the residents had to rebuild after us is a bell nine years ago. >> all the vehicles are gone. we've moved all the deck furniture, as you can see. the boat's out of the water. if we get a surge, we're prepared for it. >> reporter: north area -- the dave brothers aren't about to shelter in plashings for fear they might get stranded. >> we're going to whitewash. worried about trees coming down. >> reporter: the volunteer fire department has been monitoring conditions and also learned a lesson from us is a belt they note storm surge can into the homes. now they're prepared for almost anything. >> there's been so many forecasts that we're being prepared. crews are fully staffed. resources available to

. >> mason: john miller, thanks. to the east of new york city, long island is getting hit with a storm surge. streets are flooded and more than 525,000 homes and businesses have lost power. michelle miller is in sag harbor. >> reporter: by noon, sandy's storm surge had already wiped out the laser-thin beach in sag harbor. police chief tom fabiano was stunned. how far did the beach go out? >> probably about 100 feet. >> reporter: there's nothing left. >> no, there's nothing left here. there's a playground behind us and in all the years i've been here i've never seen it come up to the road or anything like that. >> reporter: flooding is the chief's main concern but he says winds are proving just as dangerous. strong wes stripped boats off their moorings and well-rooted trees were toppled. there is a voluntary evacuation order in low-lying areas here. have you ever seen it this bad? >> no, i haven't. i've been here 35 years doing this job. and this is not even the worst of it. >> reporter: at this bar across the street

there it is again. 250,000 people without power, most of them, southern half of manhattan island. this with flooding. downtown area david lee miller keeping an eye on things. what is the situation? >> can you hear me? tell us what is going on down there. >> we're testing technology to its limits at this hour. we're grateful for the opportunity. take a look. down this major thorough fare. a single car walking. there is heavy winds and rain. everything below 4th street. northern manhattan a different story. there are lights still on. there are reports none of the lights are flickering. coned yi son saying millions do not have power, across town now not far from where i'm standing on the eastern side of manhattan is new york university hospital. reports from local media saying generators have failed. lined up to take patients to other locations. we've reported there is a wire service report there is an explosion in a coned plant. coned saying that that is not true. very seen over and over again significant explosions, trance formers giving way contributing to power outages. this is a

and there is heavy snow that's falling further inland plus john miller is going to take you on a ride along with emergency crews as this power substation exploded in manhattan left a large part of this island without power. and new jersey governor chris christie, he is usually blunt. he is upset about hundreds of people ignoring his evacuation order. so he will be with us as well when we see you right at 7:00. >> thank you, norah o'donnell. thank you so much. as norah said, "cbs this morning" starts at 7:00. >>> time for weather. our neck of the woods looking good but that storm continues to churn. >> yeah. it will be a big problem over the next couple of days. it's moved onshore but we'll see tremendous amount of flooding. heavy snow and power lines coming down. out west we have dense fog this morning that should gave way to mostly sunny skies as we head toward the afternoon but very thick early on. visibility down to there's than a quarter mile. but there's a chance of rain on the way too for halloween. this is the last day that high pressure ridge you have this low off the coast li

coach dade lee miller is in lower manhattan tonight. good evening, david. >> bret, we are in fact in battery park city. this is in lower manhattan, near the southern tip of the island. battery park city is built on the reclaimed land. some of it excavated from the original world trade center site. now battery park, city is in peril. talk a look at the walk-away, promenade. more than an hour ago you could walk here without getting your feet wet. now it's entirely covered with water, the water now lapping at the steps. as it appears to be making its way up to street level. battery park city. like much of the exterior portion of manhattan near the hudson and the east river is under mandatory evacuation. take a look at the apartment house across the street in battery park city. you see the lights are on. there are people here, at least more than 1,000 of them who decided they are going to remain. they say they are not going to follow that mandatory evacuation order. any moment now, we expect the power to be turned off. that means people wil

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david lee miller is at the out of the tunnel. what is happening there? >> reporter: we're at entranceway to the brooklyn battery tunnel. this tunnel has been here for 62 years. you see for yourself the extend of the damage. take a look at water. the tunnel is completely impasseable unless you have a submarine to get to brooklyn. we're told that the water, essentially was at street level coming over the walls, promenade walls along the hudson river and that it made its way to its lowest point entering into the tunnel. authorities say in order to get the water out it will require a great deal of pumping. it will not recede naturally. also, there is a great deal of flooding underneath the streets of new york, even though much of the water receded undersurface level. many subway tubes are completely flooded. just a short time ago mayor bloomberg explainedded that the city is doing whatever it can to get things back to normal. >> this morning we've begun the work of clearing and reopening bridges and roadways both which take some time. the best way new yorker

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