http://retrospection.net/videofiles/cnn.mov
Did this guy actually have a tempertantrum on national tv? :lol
Did this guy actually have a tempertantrum on national tv? :lol
heavenly said:http://retrospection.net/videofiles/cnn.mov
Did this guy actually have a tempertantrum on national tv? :lol
Phoenix said:
I never watch Fox News, but whenever there's a clip of one of their anchors getting owned..it's always him. What a douche.guess said:Here is a clip of Shepard Smith getting told to mind his fuckin business.
http://sr2.mytempdir.com/137725
Talas said:
At least 50 people reported dead in HARRISON Mississippi; entire neighborhoods in New Orleans submerged; Ala. also hit hard - MSNBC
50? As in FIF-TY?
MSNBC/APJim Pollard, spokesman for the Harrison County emergency operations center, said 50 people were killed by Katrina in his county, with the bulk of the deaths at an apartment complex in Biloxi. Three other people were killed by falling trees in Mississippi and two died in a traffic accident in Alabama, authorities said.
sportzhead said:I would play with them to keep my mind off all the bad news.
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TheKingsCrown said:CNN just had someone who was on a rescue operation on the phone, and he said there were hundreds of people trapped in the attics of homes and there was no way to safely get to them tonight. He also said the water was rising and that these people are very poor and may not have had many options for evacuation. This is getting very very sad....
Ark-AMN said:Just heard some disturbing news on CNN, that one of the levees keeping Lake Ponchitrain at bay has broken close to the downtown area. A hospital administrator was being interviewed and she relayed information how water was rising about an inch every five minutes and that they would have to evacuate the entire hospital due to their backup generators about to be compromised by the rising waters.
Of course, her info (about the levee breach) was secondhand from State police, so I cant say how accurate it is, but if water is rising so quickly at this point when the storm is long gone, then the explanation sure sounds probable.
Scary shit to happen at night too.
OmniGamer said::lol I actually saw that live early this morning.
The pics of this storm's aftermath are incredible...scary stuff![]()
guess said:From CNN.com
"A levee holding back water sustains a two-block wide breach in New Orleans. Details soon"
This video really says it all...Scalemail Ted said:WWL is now hosting Mayor Nagins post-Katrina report as to the extent of damage befallen upon the city.
This for me was quite a 'breath taking' piece both in the information presented and some of the imagery displayed.
Its about 20 minutes long.
Just incredible.
http://www.wwltv.com/perl/common/video/wmPlayer.pl?title=www.wwltv.com/082905mayor.wmv
I believe its the bridge (2 bridges side by side) in this google map. The straight bridge.Ark-AMN said:For those who do not know the area. What are the "Twin Spans" that Nagin;s was talking about which he said were "Destroyed"?
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Ark-AMN said:Man, that report was very sobering. So much more information than what has been given out by the major networks.
For those who do not know the area. What are the "Twin Spans" that Nagin;s was talking about which he said were "Destroyed"?
EDIT: I found it interesting how many thought the French Quarter would be the hardest hit, but it turns out to be the place that was most spared.
Scalemail Ted said:WWL is now hosting Mayor Nagins post-Katrina report as to the extent of damage befallen upon the city.
This for me was quite a 'breath taking' piece both in the information presented and some of the imagery displayed.
Its about 20 minutes long.
Just incredible.
http://www.wwltv.com/perl/common/video/wmPlayer.pl?title=www.wwltv.com/082905mayor.wmv
Scalemail Ted said:The Twins Spans is the I-10 interstate bridge linking between St. Tammy and New Orleans. Its a four lane bridge measuring about 12 miles long.
Sorry, couldn't find any pictures to illustrate.
Scalemail Ted said:WWL is now hosting Mayor Nagins post-Katrina report as to the extent of damage befallen upon the city.
This for me was quite a 'breath taking' piece both in the information presented and some of the imagery displayed.
Its about 20 minutes long.
Just incredible.
http://www.wwltv.com/perl/common/video/wmPlayer.pl?title=www.wwltv.com/082905mayor.wmv
Desperado said:Shit.
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I mean, just...damn.
I haven't lived in NO since I was 2...but this really hits home
What kind of bridge was the Twin Spans? I would guess the same as the causeway?
anything that would make it less likely to survive Katrina?