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Video: Reporters ride out the storm The Weather Channel's correspondents take the worst of what Hurricane Irene can dish out to bring you the story of the storm. (Nightly News) Video: Damage appears to be ‘minimal’ in N.C. North Carolina state officials say early indications are damage is minimal, but they still want people to stay inside. NBC’s Kerry Sanders reports. (Nightly News) Video: City that never sleeps in an anxious slumber Fifth Avenue stores have been shuttered and the show won’t go on tonight on Broadway as Hurricane Irene closes in on New York City. NBC’s Ron Mott reports. (Nightly News) Video: Times Square, Grand Central empty The iconic Grand Central terminal is empty after all public transportation and trains have stopped running, and the lights of Times Square look dimmer through the rain. NBC’s Harry Smith reports. (Nightly News) Video: President’s vacation spot expecting a beating Cape Cod, Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, where First Family just vacationed for the past 10 days, is preparing for the storm to hit sometime early Sunday. (Nightly News) Video: Evacuation shelters nearing capacity in N.J. More than one million people have evacuated the Jersey shore in the past 24 hours, and they’re quickly filling makeshift shelters. NBC’s Michelle Franzen reports. (Nightly News) Video: NY-area airports close, cancelling flights More than 9,000 flights have already been canceled for Saturday and Sunday as John F. Kennedy, La Guardia and Newark Liberty Airports close before Hurricane Irene strikes. NBC’s Ann Thompson reports. (Nightly News) Video: Manhattan: Get ready The Weather Channel's Jim Cantore says he thinks the storm surge will be big, and flooding widespread in Manhattan. He also says the wind will be wild across the city. (Nightly News) Video: City gets next of kin information for those not evacuating Emergency managers ordered a mandatory evacuation of Ocean City, Md. on Friday, but those who refused to leave gave their personal information and the names and addresses of their next of kin. NBC’s Tom Costello reports. (Nightly News) Video: N.C. settles in for night of storms after long day All day long, the North Carolina Outer Banks were on the strong side of the huge hurricane, exhausting residents who chose to stay. NBC’s Mark Potter reports. (Nightly News) Video: Irene’s outer bands already bringing rain to NYC NBC's Peter Alexander reports from Battery Park in New York City where early rain bands from Hurricane Irene are beginning to arrive as all mass transit in the city has been shut down ahead of the storm. (msnbc tv) Video: Obama leaves Martha’s Vineyard early President Obama and his family planned to leave Martha’s Vineyard on Friday night, one day ahead of schedule. Obama urged those located in Irene’s path to take evacuation orders seriously. Brian Williams reports. (Nightly News) Video: ‘We’re asking people to obey evacuation orders’ Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Craig Fugate joins Brian Williams with an update on how the agency is preparing for Irene. (Nightly News) Video: To Jersey Shore: ‘Get out’ tonight New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie joins Brian Williams with the latest on evacuations in his state. (Nightly News) Video: Gloria, Donna, Irene: NYC in hurricanes’ paths NBC’s Rehema Ellis looks back at past hurricanes that hit New York City and the damage they caused. (Nightly News) Video: ‘This is a multi-hazard hurricane’ The Weather Channel’s Jim Cantore joins Brian Williams with the latest on Hurricane Irene. (Nightly News) Copyright 2011 msnbc.com RSS URL: http://rss.msnbc.msn.com/id/20381145/device/rss/rss.xml

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