Hurricane Katrina - 2005-08-28 - NBC News (audio only)

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[0:02] johnon Hurricane Katrina winds over 165

[0:07] miles an hour projected to be one of the

[0:09] most powerful storms ever to hit the

[0:11] United

[0:13] States impact New Orleans under orders

[0:16] to evacuate as the category 5 storm aims

[0:19] for the Gulf Coast with fears oil prices

[0:22] could

[0:23] soar the future of Iraq voters in that

[0:26] country will decide on a new

[0:28] constitution the Sunni say no President

[0:31] Bush warns of more

[0:33] violence and one family's Miracle a

[0:36] plane crash that kills dozens but one

[0:39] whole family

[0:45] survives from NBC News world

[0:47] headquarters in New York this is NBC

[0:50] Nightly News with John seen thaler good

[0:53] evening everyone Hurricane Katrina is

[0:55] about to unleash her fury on the Gulf of

[0:57] Mexico tonight it could be one of the

[0:59] worst storms ever to hit the US the

[1:02] first bands of Katrina are now blowing

[1:04] through Southern Louisiana as the

[1:06] hurricane continues on its course toward

[1:08] New Orleans it is a dangerous Category 5

[1:11] storm with winds that were up to 175

[1:14] milph earlier today now down to around

[1:17] 165 milph more than a million people

[1:20] have been ordered to leave their homes

[1:23] and we'll have reports from hom

[1:24] Louisiana Mobile Alabama we'll take a

[1:27] look at the track of this storm and the

[1:29] impact it could have on oil and gas

[1:31] prices in this country but we begin with

[1:33] what appears to be Ground Zero New

[1:35] Orleans and that's where NBC's Martin

[1:36] Savage is tonight good evening Martin

[1:39] good evening John the mayor of New

[1:40] Orleans has declared that a curfew will

[1:42] go into effect 1 half hour from now it

[1:44] will be Dusk Till Dawn many people here

[1:47] are wondering ju

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