AssociatedPress 30/10/2012 - Raw: Patients Moved As NYC Hospital Loses Power , Raw: New York City Skyline Without Power , Raw: Shaken NJ Residents Escape Sandy Flooding

New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg says backup power has been lost at New York University hospital and the city is moving people out. The hospital complex is in lower Manhattan where flooding has been reported. (Oct. 30) Raw: Patients Moved As NYC Hospital Loses Power Raw: New York City Skyline Without Power New York City's skyline was without power Monday night following landfall of the Superstorm Sandy. New York's utility company cut power to 6, 500 residents of lower Manhattan to lessen the damage caused by flooding. (Oct. 30) Raw: Shaken NJ Residents Escape Sandy Flooding A group of Weehawken, NJ residents needed help from rescue personnel to get to safety during superstorm Sandy Monday night. (Oct. 30) Raw: Fire Destroys 50 NYC Homes A huge fire destroyed at least 50 flooded homes in the Breezy Point section of New York City's Queens Borough. An FDNY spokesman says nearly 200 firefighters are on the scene. Audio quality as incoming. (Oct. 30) FDNY: 25 Rescued From Fire by Boat Firefighters used a boat to rescue 25 people from a huge fire in Queens, New York on Monday. At least five buildings were burning on the heavily flooded street. (Oct. 30) Raw: Shaken NJ Residents Escape Sandy Flooding A group of Weekhawken, NJ residents received help from rescue personnel as they fled their home to safety amid flooding Monday night. At least 13 deaths have been blamed on Sandy, a huge storm that has pounded much of the eastern U.S. (Oct. 30) Sandy Dumps Heavy Snow on Mountain Regions Although Sandy's damage to coastal areas in the Northeast has gripped the nation's attention, it has also dumped large amounts of snow in the mountain regions of Tennessee, NC and other states. (Oct. 30) AP Top Stories Here's the latest news for Monday, Oct. 29: Forecasters: Sandy closer to southern New Jersey; Crane dangles Here's the latest news for: Tuesday, October 30th: Rain and flood threat to persist after Sandy; Queens fire follows Sandy flooding; Sandy forces Does Obama Still Get Black Voters' Approval? The African-American community overwhelmingly supported President Barack Obama in the 2008 election, but the relationship hasn't been without its challenges. (Oct. 30) Raw: Pumpkin Farmers Benefiting From Drought The drought conditions plaguing farmers in Michigan and other parts of the country have created a boon for pumpkin farmers like Tim Vala in Nebraska. (Oct. 30) Raw: New York City Awakens to Storm Damage New York City awakened Tuesday to a flooded subway system, shuttered financial markets and hundreds of thousands of people without power. In one part of the city a flooded underground parking garage led to a six car pileup. (Oct. 30) Raw: Tanker Ship Teetering Off NYC Coast A large tanker ship was teetering off the coast of Staten Island, New York Wednesday following the onslaught of Superstorm Sandy that has crippled much of the Northeast. (Oct. 30) After Sandy, Darkness and Damp in New York The day after hurricane-turned-superstorm Sandy moves ashore, what is left behind is damage on a massive scale. Among the hardest-hit areas: New York City and the New Jersey coast, site of wind, rain and fire. (Oct. 30) AP Photos: Capturing Sandy's Wrath AP photographers braved the worst from former-hurricane Sandy to capture the most compelling images of the storm. (Oct. 30) Mayor: Death Toll in NYC After Storm Is Up to 10 New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg says the death toll in the city from the huge storm is up to 10. He also says it could be three days or more before power is restored to hundreds of thousands of people now in the dark. (Oct. 30) Christie: "This Is a Huge Undertaking" New Jersey Governor, Chris Christie outlined the devastation in his state as he prepared to embark on a helicopter tour of the areas damaged by superstorm Sandy. He says twice as many people are affected by Sandy, than by Hurricane Irene. (Oct. 30) Talk Shows Give Nominees Important Boost Day time talk shows and late night comedy programs are getting a second look from political strategists as President Barack Obama and GOP nominee Mitt Romney battle to boost turn out among their supporters on election day. (Oct. 30) Romney Collects Food for Sandy Victims In the wake of superstorm Sandy, GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney held a "storm relief event" in Kettering, Ohio, at the same arena as his previously scheduled political rally and with the same celebrity line-up. (Oct. 30) Atlantic City Officials: It Could've Been Worse In New Jersey, Sandy destroyed several blocks of Atlantic City's world-famous boardwalk and wrecked several other boardwalks up and down the coast. (Oct. 30) Raw: Downed Trees, Rising Water After Sandy Streets in the nation's capital were nearly empty the morning after Sandy swept through the region. Residents who did venture outside found trees and water in their path. (Oct. 30)