Fuel shortages and difficulties in restoring power are hampering efforts to restore normality to parts of the US north-east in the wake of Storm Sandy.
 
Fights broke out at petrol stations in New York and New Jersey, and power suppliers warned some areas might not have electricity until 11 November.
 
Anger is also rising in New York's Staten Island, with some residents saying they had been forgotten.
 
More than 90 deaths in the US have now been blamed on Sandy.
 
The cost of the storm to the US is now put at about $50bn (?31bn).
 
Meanwhile, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has endorsed President Barack Obama for next week's presidential election, saying Storm Sandy had highlighted climate change, and that only one candidate saw this as an "urgent problem".
 



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