BARACK OBAMA, PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES: You know, when I was here seven months ago, Hurricane Sandy had just hammered communities all across these coasts and lives were lost and homes and businesses were destroyed and folks were hurting. And I remember something Chris said back then, he said, "We cannot permit that sorrow to replace the resilience that I know all New Jerseyans have." And it didn't. You didn't let it. You kept going. These towns have a special character, not just in the summer but all year round. From the moment the hurricane hit, first responders worked around the clock to save lives and properties. And neighbors opened their homes and hearts to one another. And you came together as citizens to rebuild and we're not done yet. I want to make sure everybody understands that, because for somebody who hasn't seen their home rebuilt yet, or is still trying to get their business up and running again, after all of those losses, we don't want them to think that somehow we checked a box and we've moved on. That's part of the reason I came back, to let people know we're going to keep on going until we finish.</s>SUZANNE MALVEAUX, CNN ANCHOR: President Obama in Asbury Park in New Jersey, talking about recovery efforts seven months after Superstorm Sandy hit. Take a look at this video as well.</s>MALVEAUX: This is actually what it feels like, sounds like, looks like inside a tornado, packing winds as strong as 170 miles an hour. We're actually going to talk to the storm chasers inside of that tornado, up next.
Obama Speaks in Asbury Park, New Jersey