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Remembering Hurricane Katrina

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On August 29 2005, Hurricane Katrina caused 53 levee breaches, submerging 80% of New Orleans.  TheDailyTube--with help from Bruce Springsteen--presents a photo retrospective of the devastation that stretches from the Big Easy out to Biloxi. Unfortunately, just as life seemed to be getting back to normal, Tropical Storm Gustav is making its way towards New Orleans in time for the Katrina anniversary. We sincerely hope Gustav passes right on by one of the great American cities, and encourage everyone to help RE-NOLA.  (by Austin Keenan) Running Time: 8:59
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