Hurricane Sandy immobilized the Washington, D.C., region for two days. Most flights were canceled in the Northeast. Anna-Lysa Gayle went to Ronald Reagan National Airport to find out how passengers are faring after the two-day no-fly zone.
Hurricane Sandy Leaves Passengers Stranded in D.C.
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