the return to the dome
the new orleans saints faced the atlanta falcons in the first home game in the superdome after hurricane katrina on sep. 2006.
Archive for the 'Videos' Category
MY PEOPLE
A preview clip of New Orleans native Terence Rosemore’s documentary about his family and friends experiences with Hurricane Katrina
Weather Channel Local Forecast 2005
A two-minute local forecast aired on The Weather Channel in August 2005. Featured music is “Thinkin’ of You” by Brian Hughes. Preceded by a promo for the network’s coverage of Hurricane Katrina. All rights acknowledged.
The Forgotten America- Sometimes I Cry
Hurricane Katrina
The Devastation of New Orleans
A movie made of news clips and other video footage about Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Me and my friend made it to use as an introduction video to his powerpoint presentation trying to spread awareness about the devastation that is still current in certain neighborhoods such as the 9th Ward where help was needed [...]
Miss New Orleans
Montage of news photos of the devastation from Hurricane Katrina to “Do you know what it means to miss New Orleans”
Waters Rising
Hurricane Katrina took more than 1800 lives…How many did it save?
MAST Ambulance: Girding for Gustav, watchword Katrina.
Behind-the-scenes look at MAST Ambulance crews from Kansas City, Missouri getting ready to go south to help with Hurricane Gustav. MAST paramedics say hard lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina 3 years ago should make a big difference this time around. Homeland Security Department Secretary Michael Chertoff is promising a better and more coordinated response. The [...]
9.8.2005: Betty Nguyen reports from the Astrodome
CNN: Daryn Kagan talks to Betty Nguyen who is live in Houston, Texas. Ms. Nguyen is reporting on the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. She talks about the lockdown at the Astrodome.
CNN’s Paula Zahn interviews FEMA’s Mike “Brownie” Brown
During this now-infamous interview, Michael “Brownie” Brown tells Paula Zahn he and the federal government did not know about the Hurricane Katrina victims stranded at the New Orleans Convention Center until the day of the interview, despite the fact that news channels had been reporting on the plight of the victims for days.