Hurricane Katrina aftermath - MSNBC - 2005-09-05 - 4 p.m. (E)
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[0:00] canals in New Orleans has been fixed.
[0:03] Opening their doors, cities from coast
[0:05] to coast welcoming evacuees from the
[0:07] Gulf Coast. We'll talk to the senator
[0:09] from one state that says it's
[0:11] overwhelmed.
[0:12] >> And the president back in the disaster
[0:14] zone, thanking the thousands of
[0:15] volunteers in the region and the
[0:17] millions of Americans opening their
[0:18] wallets to help.
[0:20] >> Can be proud of the efforts of the
[0:23] churches and synagogues and mosques and
[0:25] community organizations
[0:27] that are helping these people.
[0:30] Good Monday everyone. Thank you for
[0:32] joining us this Labor Day. I'm Contessa
[0:33] Brewer
[0:34] >> and I'm Allison Stewart. First up, the
[0:36] president has just toured damage in
[0:37] Mississippi after visiting a shelter in
[0:39] Baton Rouge. A short time ago, the
[0:41] president reassured Mississippi
[0:43] residents they're no less important than
[0:45] their neighbors to the West.
[0:49] >> I just want you to know that when I'm
[0:51] thinking about how we can help this part
[0:54] of the world, Mississippi is on my mind.
[0:57] Mississippi is a part of uh of the of of
[1:00] the future of this country and part of
[1:02] that future is to help you get back up
[1:04] on your feet.
[1:06] >> The president spent a good hour with the
[1:09] residents of Mississippi at Pearl River
[1:11] Community College in Poppplerville,
[1:13] Mississippi. You see him taking off
[1:14] there. Also met with Governor Haley
[1:16] Barber as well as Senator Trent Lot. the
[1:19] president has said about this entire
[1:21] disasters. It's one of those disasters
[1:23] that will test our souls and our
[1:25] spirits. Amid darkness, there will be
[1:28] light.
[1:31] One major business area struck