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Katrina hits hard economically
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CNN's John Zarrella takes a look at widespread destruction the day after Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. (August 30)
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Hurricane protection disappearing
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Bill Clinton talks about aid for Katrina victims and offers a frank view of his relationship with George W. Bush. (September 23)
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