CBS Evening News - 2005-09-09 - Hurricane Katrina
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[0:00] It's been our pleasure for 75 years.
[0:03] >> From the executive producers of Frasier,
[0:04] Out of Practice, CBS Mondays this fall.
[0:07] >> I'm John Roberts. President Bush yanks
[0:10] the top FEMA man out of the hurricane
[0:12] zone and puts an admiral in charge of
[0:14] disaster relief. Full coverage tonight
[0:17] of the devastation on the Gulf Coast.
[0:20] >> I'm Byron Pitts in New Orleans, where
[0:22] the death toll may not be as high as
[0:24] first feared.
[0:26] Much of New Orleans sits in a toxic
[0:28] soup. The environmental clean up will be
[0:30] massive. I'm Mark Strassmann with that
[0:32] story.
[0:34] >> I'm Mark Phillips in Holland, where they
[0:36] know about floods and what it costs to
[0:38] stop them.
[0:39] >> Worried about your heating bills this
[0:41] winter? I'm Anthony Mason. Wait till you
[0:43] see what Katrina could cost you.
[0:49] >> This is the CBS Evening News with Bob
[0:53] Schieffer.
[0:54] >> And Bob is off tonight after more than a
[0:56] week of trying to manage a natural
[0:58] disaster and a political debacle,
[1:00] President Bush made a major personnel
[1:02] change today. Under growing pressure, he
[1:05] ordered the head of FEMA, Michael Brown,
[1:07] to leave the Gulf Coast disaster zone
[1:09] and return to Washington. The president
[1:12] put a military man in charge, Vice
[1:14] Admiral Thad Allen of the Coast Guard.
[1:17] Bob Orr begins our coverage tonight of
[1:18] disaster relief and damage control.
[1:22] >> Even before hurricane winds began
[1:24] battering the Gulf Coast, there were
[1:26] questions about the federal response and
[1:28] the nation's top emergency manager.
[1:30] On Saturday morning, two days before
[1:32] Katrina struck, analysts inside FEMA
[1:34] headquarters sounded an