CNN - The Situation Room and Lou Dobbs Tonight - 2005-09-15
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[0:16] [music]
[0:20] North Carolina's Outer Banks Islands
[0:22] still at some risk this hour from
[0:24] Hurricane Oilia. The storm center is
[0:27] forecast to move parallel to the
[0:28] Carolina coast, but stay offshore.
[0:31] Somewhat weaker, Ailia still is packing
[0:34] heavy rains and strong winds. There's
[0:36] flooding, but less severe than some had
[0:39] originally feared. At last report,
[0:41] 80,000 homes and businesses have no
[0:44] power. We'll have live reports from the
[0:46] storm front and from our weather center.
[0:47] That's coming up ahead. Moving on to
[0:50] Hurricane Katrina. Just a short while
[0:52] ago, national weather officials
[0:54] confirmed what many already suspected.
[0:56] Katrina is the most destructive
[0:59] hurricane ever to strike the United
[1:02] States. That's what Noah is saying. In
[1:04] New Orleans, the mayor says the historic
[1:06] French Quarter is high and dry and will
[1:09] reopen within the next two weeks. Rain
[1:12] Agan says some 182,000 residents will be
[1:15] allowed to return to their homes and
[1:16] businesses. A first step toward
[1:18] recovering from Hurricane Katrina.
[1:22] President Bush makes his fourth trip to
[1:24] the battered Gulf Coast this hour. And
[1:26] tonight, he talks to the nation about
[1:27] his plans to try to help the region
[1:30] recover and rebuild. Our White House
[1:32] correspondent Suzan Malvo is joining us
[1:34] now live from Jackson Square in New
[1:37] Orleans where the president will be
[1:38] giving a speech what in about 5 hours or
[1:40] so from now.
[1:42] >> That's right Wol. And his first stop of
[1:44] course is in Mississippi. We understand
[1:46] that Air Force One just touched down at
[1:48] the Gulfport Belaluxy Mississippi
[1:50] airport. He is