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After Sandy, a mystery beneath the waves

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At the Jersey Shore, refuse from the storm still lingers underwater at Seaside Park, where concrete slabs are continually being pulled out. So far, the state estimates it has recovered 80,000 cubic yards of debris but more remains under the surface. NBC’s Katy Tur reports.