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Massive wave floods CBS News camera position; "Whatever respect you need to give to a hurricane, give a little bit more"
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Massive wave floods CBS News camera position; "Whatever respect you need to give to a hurricane, give a little bit more"
The president flew to Fla. Sunday night to be ready for a rally today; Hurricane Sandy forced Mr. Obama back home
Potentially devastating storm surge to arrive when the moon causes the tides to be at their highest
U.S. braced for superstorm, threatening some 60 million people along the most heavily populated corridor in the nation
Forecasters say superstorm is no longer hurricane but is still dangerous system taking dead aim at New Jersey and Delaware
Hurricane Sandy forces financial markets to close more than trading floor Monday; Closure may be extended through Tuesday
President scraps political events to oversee government's preparations for looming storm with clock counting down to Election Day
Before major storms, some forecasters with the National Weather Service issue blaring warnings, and often go ignored
Water from storm surges "life threatening," forecasters say; Seas to be amped up by giant waves and full-moon-powered high tides
Tens of thousands in NYC, Mid-Atlantic States ordered away from threatened coastline before storm makes landfall; 60M Americans may be affected by high winds, rains, flooding, snow and power outages
Transportation systems suspended and hundreds of thousands ordered to evacuate as Mid-Atlantic faces potential 11-foot surge
New York City, Boston, Philadelphia and other cities have already canceled school on Monday in anticipation of superstorm
Hurricane could cause big problems if it slams into the most densely populated region of the country
As Sandy churns its way up the East Coast, about 64 million people -- more than 1 in 5 Americans -- potentially lie in the storm's path
The president will ride out the storm at the White House Monday night and Tuesday
As Hurricane Sandy barrels toward the east coast, Obama, Romney camps are changing their plans 9 days before the election
A politics panel on "Face the Nation" discusses potential side effects of Hurricane Sandy on the presidential campaign
Tells residents in the storm's path that they "need to take this very seriously"