Irene halts travel across U.S.
Almost 11,000 flights were cancelled at airports along the East Coast - nearly 7,000 on Sunday alone. Armen Keteyian reports on the impact the storm has had on travelers across the U.S.
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Almost 11,000 flights were cancelled at airports along the East Coast - nearly 7,000 on Sunday alone. Armen Keteyian reports on the impact the storm has had on travelers across the U.S.
What should residents along the East Coast expect from Tropical Storm Irene? Hurricane consultant David Bernard speaks to Scott Pelley about the latest forecast as the storm moves into New England.
As Irene - now downgraded to a Tropical Storm - continues its push north toward New England, Wyatt Andrews reports on the storm's aftermath in Connecticut.
CBS News provides a glimpse into the round-the-clock coverage as Hurricane Irene moved up the East Coast.
Hurricane Irene forced Atlantic City to close all of its hotels and casinos for only the third time in history, and as Bigad Shaban reports, the biggest blow was not to the city's infrastructure but to its economy.
After Hurricane Irene delayed the opening of the Martin Luther King Jr. memorial in Washington, D.C., Bob Schieffer reminds us that the former civil rights leader's work showed the power of human spirit is even greater than natural disasters.
The damage caused by hurricane Irene was far less than expected prompting the mayor to open the beaches and let tourists return by the afternoon. Chip Reid reports.
Scott Pelley spoke with CBS News chief White House correspondent Norah O'Donnell on how President Obama and FEMA's planned for hurricane Irene and their plans going forward after the storm has left
CBS News "60 Minutes" correspondent provides the latest on Hurricane Irene from Long Beach, N.Y.
CBS News national correspondent Chip Reid provides the latest on Hurricane Irene from Ocean City, Md.
CBS News transportation correspondent Mark Strassmann provides the latest on Hurricane Irene from Kill Devil Hills, N.C.
What year holds the record for the most hurricanes in one season and when was the first hurricane recorded? "Sunday Morning" finds out.
Hurricane Irene became a tropical storm as it passed over the New York City and Long Island areas. Byron Pitts reports from on the scene in Long Beach, N.Y., where the storm surge is rising to flood levels.
Mark Strassmann assesses the damage left by Hurricane Irene throughout North Carolina where flooding still remains a continuing threat a day after the storm has left.
Chip Reid reports from Ocean City, Md., where damage seemed to be minimal after Hurricane Irene passed through the popular ocean side vacation spot.
Jim Axelrod reports from Times Square in New York City as the eye of Hurricane Irene passes over the metropolitan area creating potential storm surges of up to eight feet.
New York City residents decided to ride out Hurricane Irene by starting a hockey game in the street and turning Times Square into a giant slip 'n slide.
WTKR's Kurt Williams waded through chest-deep floodwater in Norfolk, Va., to report on Hurricane Irene's powerful storm surge and heavy rainfall.
President Obama participated in a teleconference Saturday and was briefed on FEMA's status to respond to Hurricane Irene. He also toured the National Response Coordination Center.
CBS News RAW: Hurricane Irene rolls into Kill Devil Hills, N.C., slamming the area with strong winds and heavy rain.
CBS News Special Report: Hurricane Irene is hanging on to its strength, blasting the East Coast with 85 mph winds. Thousands are without power and two million others have been ordered to higher ground. Anthony Mason reports.
Hurricane Irene is closing in on the northeast, forcing a mandatory evacuation for 400,000 residents of Long Island, NY. Elaine Quijano reports from Long Beach - a town known for kicking back, that's being kicked out.
A short time ago, approximately 200,000 residents and tourists were in Ocean City, MD. But, as Chip Reid reports, Hurricane Irene forced people to cut short their beach vacations, and only about 300 remain.
Historically, hurricanes have done little damage in New Jersey. But, as Bigad Shaban reports, along the Garden State's famous shore, Irene is threatening to change that.
Anthony Mason speaks with CBS New hurricane consultant David Bernard in Miami about the future track and remaining strength of Irene.