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Thousands Homeless as Temperatures Plunge in New York Region
Schools, buses and subways are beginning to function again, but tens of thousands in New York and New Jersey are homeless or still without power — with winter storms predicted in just two days.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readSchools, buses and subways are beginning to function again, but tens of thousands in New York and New Jersey are homeless or still without power — with winter storms predicted in just two days. The ravages of Superstorm Sandy continue as officials struggle to provide basic necessities and Washington promises to pay for temporary housing. Andrew Grossman is based in New York for the Wall Street Journal.
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One Day before the Election, Who Has the Advantage?- 0:00Early Voting and Legal Challenges in Ohio and Florida
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The full episode
3 of 3One Day before the Election, Who Has the Advantage?- 0:00Early Voting and Legal Challenges in Ohio and Florida
- 7:24The Race Is Even and the Stakes Are High
- 42:48Thousands Homeless as Temperatures Plunge in New York RegionYou’re reading this