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Gallery: Video, Images Of Hurricane Katrina

Updated: 11:13 am EDT October 12, 2005

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	Katrina Photos Take a look at images of heroism and heartbreak from the Gulf Coast. New Orleans Viewer Photos Jackson, Miss., Viewer Photos Katrina Aftermath: Biloxi, Miss. CNN Images: Crisis In New Orleans WDSU Images: Hurricane Katrina Damage Evacuees Fill Astrodome Detroit Family Reuited Rescuers Dig Through Biloxi Rubble Slidell, La., Hit Hard South Florida Viewer Pictures: Friday, Aug. 26 - Part 1 \| Friday, Aug. 26 - Part 2 \| Saturday, Aug. 26 \| Monday, Aug. 29 \| Tuesday, Aug. 30
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CNN Image	Sept. 26-30: Heading Home Touring The Ninth Ward New Orleans Driving Hazards Rebuilding Plans Draw Skepticism Touring The Devastation First Hand Algiers Residents Heading Home
	Sept. 19-23: Rita Threatens Water Pours Over Patched Levee Some N.O. Residents Won't Leave For Rita Former Resident Visits Old High School New Orleans Resident Talks About Rita A Bittersweet Homecoming Army Corps Of Engineers Step Up Levee Repairs Mayor Nagin Discusses Rebuilding Challenges Returning To Orleans Algiers Residents Allowed Back Home N.O. Resident Spends 17 Days In Attic Evacuee: Shelter Letter Says 'We Are On Our Own' Slidell Church Sharing Message Of Hope
	Friday, Sept. 16: Reaction To Bush's Speech Evacuees who sought shelter from the storm at a southeast Houston church react to President George W. Bush's speech about his plans to help them recover from the storm. Church Shelter Evacuees React To Bush's Speech San Antonio Evacuees React To Bush Speech Bush: Recovery Effort Will Take Major Effort, Money Touring The Damage
	Thursday, Sept. 15: Bush Promises Recovery Aid In an address to the nation from New Orleans, President George W. Bush speaks about federal recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Floodwater Causing Extensive Road Damage New Orleans Getting Back To Business Cleaning Up The Quarter Debit Cards Meant For Relief Used For Other Purposes Houston Shelter Consolidation Under Way Moved By Report, Ohio Woman Helps Strangers
	Wednesday, Sept. 14: Damage Assessment Continues Take a closer look at the damage caused to the Twin Span bridge in New Orleans. Twin Span Bridge Damage Major Strides Made In Recovery Effort Katrina Aftermath Hits Home For Reporter Mall Evacuee Shelter Resembles 'Small Town' Orleans School Board Members Eager To Rebuild Houston School: Student Dissension Will Not Be Tolerated Finding Permanent Housing For Evacuees Is Shelter's Priority Retail Workers Say Red Cross, FEMA Debit Cards Misused
	Tuesday, Sept. 13: Some Residents Balk At Evacuations A New Orleans man who rode out the hurricane is still hiding out from authorities. Why One New Orleans Man Won't Leave Slidell Getting Back Onto Its Feet School Scuffle Pits Houston Students Against Evacuees Red Cross Service Center Helps 12,000 Families Find Homes Houston Works On Consolidating Shelters 104-Year-Old Evacuee Reunited With Loved One Family Finds Missing Baby On Houston Newscast Family Awaits Reunion After New Orleans Evacuation Hundreds Wait Hours For Red Cross Assistance Gentilly Area Still Battling Floodwaters Family Finds Ohio Stay Not-So Temporary Internet Scam Artists Go After Katrina Donations Food, Clothing Needed, But Money Most Valuable Ripples From Katrina Hit Pocketbooks
	Monday, Sept. 12: Technology Connects Families Technology used to link soldiers in Iraq with their families back home is now being used to help hurricane victims speak with -- and see -- their missing loved ones. Videophones Link Loved Ones Missing After Hurricane Evacuees Tell Tales Of Survival Couple Reunited After Hurricane Chaos Some Shelter Residents Say They Still Have No Where To Go Hundreds Wait More Than 10 Hours For Red Cross Help Musicians Hope To Raise $6M For Hurricane Victims
	Friday, Sept. 9: Couple Marries In Shelter A couple ties the knot at a hurricane shelter in Houston. Couple Marries In Hurricane Shelter St. Tammany Parish Reopens New Orleans Floodwater Receding City Officials: New Orleans Is Secure Who Qualifies For Red Cross, FEMA Funds? UCO Officials: Brown Never Taught Here Police Limit Access To Reliant Park Aerial View Of Hurricane Katrina's Wrath Katrina Evacuees Starting Over In Jacksonville Evaucees Surprised, Happy To Land In Milwaukee Evacuee Hits Snag Enrolling In School How A Heater Meal Heats Up Do You Recognize Children Separated From Families?
Ada Roppola arrived at Baptist Medical Center from a New Orleans nursing home. But which one is anyone's guess.	Thursday, Sept. 8: Identifying Sick Ada Roppola arrived at Baptist Medical Center from a New Orleans nursing home. But which one is anyone's guess. Identifying Sick Big Task For Hospitals Gulf Coast Residents Criticize Federal Response Superdome Damage Estimates May Take Months Closed Schools Reopen For Evacuee Children Red Cross Debit Card Draws Long Lines San Antonio Evacuee Shelter Resembles Small Town Rent-Free Apartment: Broken Promise Or Renter Confusion? Health Concerns Keep Some From Helping Shelters Storm Survivors Begin Rebuilding Lives 3 Largest Houston Shelters Still Housing 9,000 Evacuees Hopefest Gives Hope To Evacuees
CNN Image	Wednesday, Sept. 7: Stubborn Survivors New Orleans officials are still fighting pockets of resistance: residents who continue to defy evacuation orders. Evacuee Escapes With Historic Home Video Some Evacuees Already Working NYC Firefighters Assist New Orleans Brethren Wis. Twins Trapped In Xavier University Dorm Detroit NAACP Leader Criticizes Katrina Relief Effort Displaced Students React To School Change Texas Volunteers To Search For Storm Survivors Evacuees Say They Were Not Aware Of Houston's Curfew Web Site Finds Home For Evacuee
CNN Image	Tuesday, Sept. 6: Draining New Orleans The water is being pumped out of New Orleans, but the city's mayor says it's going to reveal a gruesome scene. One Week After Katrina, Evacuees Feel Relief Family Faces Uncertainty After Katrina Woman Spends Week In Dark N.O. Hospital Houston Officials Enact Curfew Former President George H.W. Bush Talks About Fund San Antonio Residents Wait In Long Lines To Volunteer Detroit Family Holds Reunion Celebration Fire Breaks Out In Historic District Signs Of Life Return To Biloxi Biloxi Residents Pitch Tents Where Homes Used To Be Long Lines, Police Escort Await Biloxi Gas Delivery
CNN Image	Monday, Sept. 5: Conditions Slowly Improving Just days after he issued a stinging critique of federal efforts to help New Orleans, Mayor Ray Nagin said things are getting better slowly. Inside Jefferson Parish Jefferson Parish Reopens Slidell From The Air NOAA Satellite Images Evacuees Arrive In San Diego
	Sunday, Sept. 4: 'Scary As Hell' A Mississippi man rode out the storm in his house with his mother and is now counting on the American Red Cross and concerned citizens for food. Miss. Man: Katrina Scary As Hell Internet Reunites Families People Wait To Leave New Orleans People Work Together
CNN Image	Saturday, Sept. 3: More Troops Sent To Help Relief Effort President George W. Bush sends another 7,000 troops to the Gulf Coast. New Orleans By Helicopter Police Patrol New Orleans Streets
CNN Image	Friday, Sept. 2: Explosions Rock New Orleans The chaos continues in New Orleans. Overnight, large explosions were reported in an area near the Mississippi River. Reporter Tours Parts Of New Orleans New Orleans Mayor Speaks Evacuees Wait For Help Pregnant Evacuee Receives Gift Houston Mayor Opens More Facilities To Evacuees Hurricane Evacuees Arrive In San Antonio
CNN Image	Thursday, Sept. 1: Evacuating New Orleans Thousands of refugees are living in squalid conditions outside the New Orleans Convention Center. Said one angry resident, "We are out here like pure animals." Superdome Conditions Getting Desperate More Evacuees Arrive At Astrodome Rescuers Go Door To Door In Biloxi Biloxi Survivor Can't Believe Destruction Biloxi Evacuees Wait, Watch In Florida New Orleans Survivor Tells Story Evacuees Begin Arriving At Astrodome New Orleans Patients Sick Before Storm Moved To Houston Family Waits To Hear From Missing Brother Uncertainty Looms For New Orleans Family Now In N.C. Family Vows To Return To Louisiana, Despite Katrina
CNN Image	Wednesday, Aug. 31: Survivor Stories As the water rises in New Orleans, rescue crews work harder than ever to save those trapped by Katrina. Katrina Survivors Sail To Safety Looting Continues For Third Day Astrodome To House Superdome Evacuees Katrina Turning From Crisis To Catastrophe Hurricane Katrina Brings Strangers Together School Provides Normalcy For Young Evacuees LifeFlight Transfers Critically Ill Patients Raleigh Hospitals Await Gulf Coast Patients
CNN Image	Tuesday, Aug. 30: Lives On The Line The U.S. Coast Guard says it's rescued thousands of people atop homes in flooded New Orleans. WDSU Evacuates Station Mayor Says Entire City Will Soon Be Submerged Aerial Tour Of New Orleans Elderly Woman, Family Rescued From New Orleans Home Daring Helicopter Rescue Caught On Tape Woman Wades To Safety Of Rescue Boat Some Refugees Arrive In Arkansas Family Says Home Is Under Water
CNN Image	Monday, Aug. 29: French Quarter Drenched Heavy rain from Hurricane Katrina caused significant flooding in New Orleans' French Quarter, with the water rising. New Orleans Damage New Orleans Homes, Cars Submerged Houston-Area Red Cross Volunteers Help Evacuees Superdome Evacuees Weather Storm In Miserable Conditions Hurricanes Haunt City Below Sea Level