Hurricane Katrina aftermath - Fox News - 2005-09-03 - 8 p.m. (E)
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[0:01] This weekend, we're live covering the
[0:03] race against time in the recovery of
[0:05] Hurricane Katrina. With ongoing rescues,
[0:07] violent tension, and loss of life
[0:09] rising, is the worst yet to come. We're
[0:12] live all day with breaking news and
[0:14] reports from the ravaged region. Sunday,
[0:17] don't miss our special coverage of
[0:18] Katrina. At 6:00 a.m., Fox and Friends
[0:21] brings you overnight developments. At
[0:23] 10, the non-stop coverage continues on
[0:26] Fox News Live. Then at noon, it's
[0:28] Fallout and reaction from the beltway.
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[1:03] >> and welcome back to America's Challenge,
[1:05] our special coverage of Hurricane
[1:07] Katrina. I'm Sean Hannity and I'm joined
[1:08] by my co-host tonight, Alan Combmes.
[1:11] He's here with me. Heraldo Rivera is in
[1:13] New Orleans tonight. Our own Greta Van
[1:15] Sustr in Houston, Texas. More troops to
[1:17] the rescue as buses, helicopters, and
[1:19] trains work around the clock delivering
[1:21] evacuees to New Orleans from New Orleans
[1:24] to all the safety that they need. An
[1:25] additional 17,000 troops are headed to
[1:28] the Gulf Coast. In fact, by the end of
[1:30] the day, over 10,000 people will be
[1:32] flown out of New Orleans as part of the
[1:35] largest airlift ever on US soil. By most
[1:38] reports, a big corner has been turned in
[1:41] the relief efforts, but there's still
[1:42] much more to be done. And we go now to
[1:45] New Orleans once again where our own
[1:46] Heraldo Rivera has been reporting pretty
[1:48] much non-stop for the last 24 hours.
[1:50] Heraldo
[1:53] >> Sean. Uh I I I unbelievable. They're
[1:56] getting people out of the out of the
[1:58] wreckage. Uh t