Aerial video shows extent of Irene flooding
The extent of the damage hurricane Irene has left in her wake is becoming increasingly clear just one day after the massive storm system impacted much of New Jersey's coastline.
Hurricane Irene
Economic impact of Irene
New York businesses are reopening after a weekend of being mostly shut down. CBS MoneyWatch's Alexis Christoforous reports on the economic impact of Irene on Wall Street.
Irene's travel woes persist
Hurricane Irene halted travel across the East Coast, leaving millions of people stranded. Elaine Quijano reports on the latest of the travel woes caused by Irene.
New York City dodges Irene
As many New Yorkers clean up in the aftermath of Hurricane Irene, Mayor Michael Bloomberg is receiving both praise and criticism for his over-preparedness for the storm. Jim Axelrod reports.
Clean-up begins in Irene aftermath
Hurricane Irene may not have been as bad as predicted in many areas, but it is blamed for at least 20 deaths and billions of dollars in damage across the East Coast. Michelle Miller reports on the damage.
Hudson Valley residents trapped after Irene
Irene left highways underwater and hundreds of residents trapped along New York's Hudson Valley. WRGB-TV's Jerry Gretzinger reports on the conditions in upstate N.Y.
How to repair your home after a hurricane
In wake of Hurricane Irene, home improvement expert Danny Lipford speaks to Erica Hill about some tips to overcome wind and water damage after natural disasters.
Irene photos: Man kayaks in NYC streets
"The Early Show" anchors discuss some of the most interesting photos from Hurricane Irene, including Gov. Cuomo driving through tire-high water and a man kayaking in the streets of New York City.
Politicians took no chances with Irene
Politicians weren't taking any chances with Hurricane Irene, which turned out to be far-less catastrophic than many experts predicted. Bill Plante reports on the politics of the storm.
Evening News Online, 08.28.11
Sunday: Irene gets downgraded to a tropical storm still packs a punch as moves across New England; Also, New York City evacuees return to their homes; Plus, Gen. Colin Powell on Former Vice President Dick Cheney's new book.
4M power outages in East Coast after Irene
Almost 11 thousand flights were cancelled at airports across the East Coast, nearly 7,000 on Sunday alone. Whit Johnson reports on the impact
Irene's rain threatens floods in New England
Irene has been downgraded to a tropical storm but is still packing a punch as moves across New England. Wyatt Andrews reports on conditions in Connecticut, where residents cope with massive power outages.
Commuters, travelers still stranded after Irene
Transportation networks are struggling to recover after Irene, leaving millions of travelers and commuters stranded. Tony Guida reports.
Irene's NYC evacuees return home
Mayor Michael Bloomberg lifted the mandatory evacuation and New York City residents returned to their homes. Jim Axelrod reports on Bloomberg's preparedness for the storm.
Gov. Christie says flooding still a threat in N.J.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie warns residents that threats of flooding could continue for the next few days as Irene's outer bands head toward the state. Bigad Shaban reports.
Summer and sun return to N.C.'s Outer Banks
Summer and sun returned to North Carolina's Outer Banks just a day after Hurricane Irene made landfall in the state. Mark Strassmann reports.
Irene arrives in the Big Apple
Tropical Storm slams into New York City - downgraded, but still unleashing furious wind and rain
What's next for Irene?
CBS News hurricane consultant David Bernard speaks to Russ Mitchell about what to expect next from Irene as it heads north towards New England.
Irene arrives in Long Beach at high tide
Hurricane Irene hit Long Beach, N.Y., during high tide, causing several feet of flooding in some areas. Elaine Quijano reports on the latest of the conditions in the aftermath of Irene.
Obama on U.S. Gov't response to Hurricane Irene
President Obama spoke from the White House, joined by his Homeland Security secretary and head of FEMA to speak about the U.S. Government's response to Hurricane Irene.
Irene waves take down L.I. reporter on live TV
A local reporter in Long Island, N.Y., was kncoked down by a surge wave on live TV while reporting on Hurricane Irene.
The great hurricanes of the past
Martha Teichner looks back on the biggest hurricanes to hit America's Northeast coastline.
Feds' response to Hurricane Irene critiqued
Chief Washington correspondent Bob Schieffer talks with Scott Pelley about the response of the federal government to Hurricane Irene, and how the precautions taken may have kept casualties down.
Many Long Beach locals stayed put for Irene
Despite a mandatory evacuation order, many residents in Long Beach, N.Y., chose to ride out Hurricane Irene. Byron Pitts asks them why.
Special Report: Irene strikes
In Full: Scott Pelley anchors a CBS News special report covering the latest on the destruction caused by Hurricane Irene as it moves over the Tri-State area.
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