tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:20150686 Storm Sandy: Getting New York moving again People in New York City are surveying the damage caused by Sandy, which killed at least 40 when it struck the US and brought the city and surrounding area to a standstill. 2012-10-31T14:24:31Z en News 20150686 99127 blocked tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:advert:mediaAsset:20150686 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:ident:news:video:640x360 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:mediaAsset:20150686 tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:20150685 'Complete devastation' in New Jersey A resident in the state of New Jersey has described scenes of "complete devastation" after Sandy struck the US killing more than 40 people. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:20149655 The US election looms after Sandy Matthew Dowd tells the BBC's Katty Kay that President Obama re-election chances might benefit from managing the US storm crisis. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:20147898 New York major disaster declared At least 40 people have been killed, millions are without power and transport across the north-eastern US has been severely disrupted as storm Sandy heads north for Canada. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:20147903 Sandy: How are New Yorkers coping? The BBC follows families returning to their homes in New York City in the aftermath of Storm Sandy. tag:bbc.co.uk,2008:cps:playlist:mediaAsset:20149658 Sandy's destruction on Avenue C Residents of Manhattan's Avenue C tell the BBC's Matt Danzico how the neighbourhood is faring after super-storm Sandy brought heavy flooding to the area.