CNN - The Situation Room and Lou Dobbs Tonight - 2005-09-16
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[0:01] to welcome back residents and how many
[0:04] actually want to return. Plus, an action
[0:07] figure's new role as underdog. It's 100
[0:10] p.m. Pacific time in San Diego. That's
[0:12] where the governor Arnold Schwarzenegger
[0:14] announcing he's running for reelection.
[0:17] Can he turn his political fortunes
[0:19] around in the coming year? I'm Will
[0:21] Blitzer. You're in the situation room.
[0:36] >> [music]
[0:39] >> President Bush says rebuilding the
[0:41] ravaged Gulf Coast will cost whatever it
[0:44] costs to the federal government will
[0:45] foot a good deal of the bill. Probably
[0:47] most of it, if not all of it. You heard
[0:50] him live in the situation room just a
[0:52] short while ago during his news
[0:53] conference over at the White House with
[0:55] the Russian President Vladimir Putin.
[0:57] Today, White House officials refused to
[0:59] estimate a final price tag for Hurricane
[1:02] Katrina relief, but they acknowledged
[1:04] the money will come from the American
[1:06] taxpayer and will swell the federal
[1:08] deficit. This morning, the president
[1:10] said the Gulf Coast must be rebuilt with
[1:13] an eye toward wiping out persistent
[1:15] poverty and racial injustice. He spoke
[1:18] at a prayer service for Katrina victims
[1:20] over at the National Cathedral here in
[1:22] Washington. Back in the disaster zone,
[1:25] the US Coast Guard says it's working to
[1:27] contain 44 oil spills in southeast
[1:30] Louisiana, including four major spills.
[1:34] Hurricane damaged pipelines and other
[1:35] facilities unleashed hundreds of
[1:37] thousands of gallons of oil. On the
[1:40] latest storm front, Oilia is on its way
[1:42] toward New England after lingering for
[1:45] days off North Carolina. Tropic