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Northeast Recovery Suffers Setback as Nor'easter Strikes

Arash Arabasadi

Published November 08, 2012

More than half-a-million residents in the Northeast region of the country remain without electricity, heat, water - and some with no homes - after Hurricane Sandy roared through the region early last week. Now a new storm is hampering efforts to restore power and some degree of normalcy to the devastated region. Arash Arabasadi reports from the borough of Rumson along the New Jersey shore.

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