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mayor, of how you handled katrina.hat would you give yourself. >> well, you know, that's tough to do, brooke. it was a catastrophic event. the largest natural and manmade disaster ever. basically coming through that, i did some things that were well done, and i also made a few mistakes. i've talked about that a lot, as far as whether i should have called the evacuation -- mandatory evacuation a little bit earlier but that's tough to do. >> if you had to, and i'm putting you on the spot because you can here, sir, a, b, c, d, e or f? what would you pick? >> probably a c or c-plus. >> there have been a lot of comparisons and especially during that time, you and rudy giuliani and 9/11, but the big, big difference here is that you weren't just the leader, the mayor of the city in crisis. were you also the victim. many homes under water. half your police department, their homes were under water. you had just the clothes off your back. >> yeah. >> but the criticism, as a leader, you know, you didn't just stumble off the block

i saw this firsthand, i went down to help out with katrina thing in september. it's weird. because you are dealing with people that lost everything and it's kind of hard to imagine that if you haven't done it yourself. basically, you know, she's looking at her curtains here, she probably hand-stitched those things. maybe they have been hanging there the last 5 or 6 years. everything in the house is wrecked, photos, keepsakes, it's a tough thing. and people deal with this kind of stress in different ways. we as disaster workers, we see it all the time. but we have a word we use, professional. we try to be professional around people that have suffered a loss like this because they don't want us to come -- you don't want to go into somebody's house and be joking and having a good time. it's unprofessional. when you are dealing with somebody who has a loss like this, just think of the word professional. that's what we try to do. this sort of body language here, she's trying to comfort here, do you think she's buying it? not with that body language. she's not really buying it. s

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is there katrina what is fueling this price drop well bill you're absolutely right we did see a spike there has been a spy for quite a while but this drop that we've seen so drastically for thursday is due to a decision by the i know that's the international energy agency and their decision to release strategic reserves now fifty percent of those reserves are coming from the united states meaning that the demand for oil in western nations is far lower operating more on the story shortly in the bulletin between a thanks very much indeed that circuitry there in business newsroom more from her a little later here she says here in r.t. . they want to tell us is standing by its decision to withdraw a large part of the u.s. garrison from afghanistan iraq bombers rounding up support after announcing the pull out of wood and thirty thousand troops by the end of next year from snow says it's also prepared to pull all of its forces up while the same date the news comes amid warnings from military commanders that progress against a ton of an is fragile and reversible maybe seventy thousand u.s.

the pressure on some of europe's other peripheral economies well of course the difficulty is not katrina i mean if greece were to default and that's presuming that say the germans and the dutch are going to write a huge amount of money to run underlie them for the forseeable future the problem then is that obviously we're going to see very very strong pressure from the market place upon other countries i mean the irish government you've actually been trying so hard to do the right thing in terms of restructuring their debt and equally of course you've got this problem of portugal which is itself essential a bankrupt and speer which is not quite financially functional and that's before we start looking at the you know the old favorites of the eurozone people like italy which frankly aren't exactly well they're not paragons of fiscal rectitude let's put it that way well thank you very much for your views there patrick young editor of the gathering storm and that's all the business for this hour we'll be back with more in just under an hour's time stay with us for headlines next. please. ju

. >> now this film is not a film about hurricane katrina, the natural disaster.hat over. >> that is correct. >> that overcame new orleans. >> well, hurricane katrina was a natural disaster that overcame the, the mississippi gulf coast. >> right. >> what happened in new orleans was, in the words of dr. bob bea of the center for emergency response in berkeley, uc berkeley, a manmade disaster. manmade. >> right. >> .the greatest manmade engineering catastrophe since chernobyl. chernobyl used to be a big deal until fukushima but still. >> right, reference point. >> .it's kind of a big deal. >> the reference points always get updated. >> that's right. >> but you've been adamant in the discussion of this film online and as you've presented it around the country. >> yeah. >> and saying do not talk about this as a film about the aftereffects of katrina. do not talk about this as a film about the natural disaster. this was something that had proper planning put in place, had more work been done in advance, could have been prevented. >> had proper engineering been done. >>

first time after you think we'll still have your own father ten years time well it has to be said katrina i mean it really is difficult i mean but between the apocalypse or the acropolis i mean all things are pointing towards disaster and that's only the letter of the alphabet isn't it i mean quite simply we've got a situation where the e.u. leaders have been sleepwalking their way into a dreadful crisis and we wrote about it not book a year ago we've had a number of other instances where people have been talking about it all across the media sphere for a long period of time i mean the situation was very acute i mean greece was basically run out of money so it would probably do better if greece actually exited your resume but there's a certain stubbornness in a pigheadedness around by the e.u. that says that it's basically one for all and all for one but it's difficult to see why should german voters basically be spending all of their hard earned cash in order to manage to support one hundred or indeed possibly several countries absolutely look if their currency is to survive greece needs

i talked to white house officials today, they're saying, you're talking katrina, you're talking about three times more of a disruption in terms of the oil market because of libya right now. this isn't just politics, they told me today, there's 28 total countries involved here. but they don't shy away from one point and that is they definitely want to have an impact on the biggest driving season. july 4, a lot of summer driving. >> david gregory from the washington bureau tonight, big news on the oil market. >>> last night president obama spelled out his plan for withdrawing 33,000 u.s. troops from afghanistan, bringing them home by next summer. today the president wasted no time. he hit the road to sell this plan, while back in washington, some of america's military brass weighed in on what they think of it. more tonight from our pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. >> at ease, everybody. >> reporter: president obama took his new strategy today to the army's 10th mountain division at ft. drum, new york. the division which led the surge of 33,000 additional forces into afghanistan.

said they need the break and a return to normalacy. >> he helps people in katrina without the water., he lost his home to the hurricane and hasn't rebuilt. thaz hope their recovery isn't as long. they sunk their life savings into this 100-year-old house, only to see it vanish. >> this is just soulful, a delight, like i can make it through tomorrow. really can. >> reporter: dancing, dining, smiling, and as they say -- >> can i have a hug? >> reporter: overcoming. monrot, nbc news, missouri. >> that's our broadcast for this wednesday night. we hope to see you back here tomorrow evening. good night. snichlt snichlt

to me, that is our katrina. like in new orleans, where they knew that the dikes had to be repaired, we know that if we can retrofit our buildings -- and in my city, about $4,000 per house. we can save an average of a half a million dollar home in our city. we need to think in new ways to get people to have that sense of urgency. in oakland, similar to san francisco and berkeley, recently we had an association come to the government and what through our most of barbel areas. most of the buildings are vulnerable -- most of the boulder buildings are apartment buildings. we had a group of engineers looking at bill -- buildings and established a list and we send mail to all the landlords of all thathose buildings, giving themx months to one year to do a study, a basic study, to see if they are soft story building. then the city will have to decide whether we will move on a voluntary program or on amonte -- mandatory program, like berkeley. i just pray that we have enough time. along those lines, we have undertaken a

it has been six years since hurricane katrina devastated the gulf coast. while we have made significant progress in rebuilding our communities and businesses for many, recovery is not complete and one of the biggest impediments is the lack of affordable property insurance. the availability and affordability of wind insurance. vast property owners, private insurance coverage for wind damage has not been available in the gulf coast since the aftermath of the 2005 hurricane season. hurricanes, as we all know present a unique problem for coastal property owners because damages can be caused by by multiple peril, including high winds and devastating storm surges. currently homeowners cannot purchase a single policy that covers all hurricane-related damages. wind losses are covered by private insurers or state-run pools and damage by hurricanes are backed by the federal government. as i testified before, many property owners who suffered severe property damage from hurricane katrina were forced to go to court to determine which insurer was responsible for damage

time for business here in our to you katrina is here next. i don't welcomes artie's business bulletin the euro is facing a slow death that said by former british foreign secretary jack straw struck straw rather he's among a growing number of pessimists who think the writing is on the wall for the single currency on the other hand optimists alang hopes on today's conference vote in greece they're bracing the prime minister will survive and the country will get his bail out from the e.u. i'm joined now by ken rex from saxo bank i don't know what's your take on this do you think that the euro will survive. it will i mean the bottom line is that the euro's not going anywhere and as much as i'd like to see the return of the george mark french frank and the long we're not going to be saying that i mean this is a political experiment it's simply too big to file and neither the e.c.b. nor the eurozone in general is prepared to lose funds well it's obviously there are space in the south and what clues might they be looking for that this whole thing mi

and that's it from me joy my colleague katrina hopes she will be here next hour and throughout the day to keep you up to date with the latest business news headlines. culture is that so much of an oldish musician is a person on the market from spring to be uprisings in at least the states fast becoming fishy civil wars. seventy six hours of intense fighting. six thousand dead at a beach front battlefield several kilometers long. and now there is only one person who cares. to see we are surrounded by garbage everywhere but also there are. on this beach which of course is very most appropriate signification a symbol of everything that's wrong with our goddamn government allowing not only garbage but to a chimney way where so many guys died. a new battle is going on. will the history be protected. return to terra with julian cooper story on our team. mission is. pretty sure three store charges three. arrangements three. three stooges free. loading video for your media projects a free medio dog our teeth on tom. live from moscow headlines a ten year old child who was pulled from the wrecka

that wraps up the main news block coming up there's the latest business update with katrina. hello and welcome to aunty's business bulletin russia's biggest mana nor nickel is electing a new board of directors at its annual general meeting the company has been the center of a furious dispute between its two biggest shareholder is. roussel an investment firm into ross owned by russian billionaires for more details i'm joined by ati's yulia bok of our visit the a.g.m. how you're going to tell me what's happened what's really at stake at today's meeting. well katrina the main intrigue of the day hasn't been solved yet formally it's still not known whether the former brother in chief of stubbornness on the ocean has been reelected as chairman of the board and head of this meeting with the main question was whether the longstanding dispute between the old stick those two main shareholders themselves and interest will continue but the main stumbling block between them was the world's deepest corporate governance until now result was just such a slide that the seven i'll just let yo

the first major battle between soviet and nazi forces and it's from there that our correspondent katrina group showed up . being here inside the biggest fortress on these days seventy years after the start of the great passion war makes you not only see the damage to the citadel of but the forefront of that war you can also feel the human coast of those terrible times dance from the walls of the fortress maybe you cannot see clearly behind that smoke is a living reminder about burst the roches night thousands of people were buried alive on these boards square kilometers on the night of the twenty second of june nineteenth forty one here also loves behind the inscription. on a wall i'm dying but i want so badly we're not even us. your answer you are witnesses of the first day of the war and the poor of speech followed after here is. like any careless child i had plans to leave me and i wasn't afraid when they started shelling i only remember that something exploded in my beer was thrown into another corner of the room. not only four year old canady was unaware of what was happening his fa

or you're up to date here on r t next though with the latest from the world of business with katrina that's in just a. hello and welcome to the business bulletin here on r.t. oil prices are dropping sharply that's after the international energy agency made a surprise announcement that sixty million barrels of oil would be released from strategic reserves fifty percent of this will come from the from the u.s. with other major economies providing the wrist will be released in volumes of two million barrels per day it's only the third time in history that the i.a.e.a. has sanctioned the release of reserves the move is intended to want to set the lost production from libya which is currently engulfed in civil war brant crude is currently down around six percent at one hundred seven dollars a barrel. to discuss the oil market i'm joined now by nick parsons head of market strategy at national strategy right thanks for joining us here on our scenic first off was this a surprise to you. it is a surprise in terms of its absolute timing as you mentioned in your introduction it's only the third

the arab world actually brought improvements for the people who live it first times business with katrina. hello and welcome to our business bulletin increased demand for gas in europe has largely benefited the russian state company gazprom but the company has been criticized for charging far more than the market spot prices alexander medvedev deputy c.e.o. of gazprom believes however that the disparity between spot prices and long term contract prices will soon be minimal. but. in the next two years we can expect prices to grow significantly higher because futures will we do to him to love and twenty twelve and twenty thirteen if they're not already higher will be around four hundred dollars per thousand cubic meters this is equal to the price for you know long term contract. despite the lower european and asian markets the u.s. markets are trading in the black monday those speculation that they will fall throughout trading is high due to continuing concerns over the debt crisis in greece. and bearish sentiment dominated the russian markets monday the s. and the mind six close more than

and i mean to have across the business desk with katrina status. how would a very warm welcome to the business but i stand here on my katrina homes and we start with one of the most important russian economic events of the year the st petersburg international economic forum. well i believe that we are actually going direct live to the floor right now to. to hear from the old. the englishman did your. name is the chairman of the people's republic of china hu jintao the esteemed guests ladies and gentlemen i am very happy to welcome you at the economic forum in st petersburg russia it is a great privilege today the more true of all four on is emerging leaders with the news year last year we discussed lessons learned from the crisis today as members of the global elite discuss new opportunities for growth and we see that leaders of this new growth are emerging economies according to the i.m.f. . the pace of growth of emerging countries are going to be two point five times higher than the pace of growth in developed countries for years to come ten year

think hurricane katrina, he says, a crisis of national competence. are you pessimistic? >> i'm worried. i think -- and i'm worried partly because i think that the problems are much more serious than most people realize. and the consequences are more grave than most people realize. so -- >> what are the consequences? >> we become the payers of rent for other people's innovation. so other people get rewarded for their innovation productivity. our best and the brightest go abroad because they can find more financing and better working environment, more government subsidies, but i think they're even more serious consequences. at it's heart, the innovation gap and the erosion of innovation capability is a national security issue. you know, you think about the growing importance of the digital domain and cyber elements in terms of generic military operations that one can imagine in the future. we don't have a monopoly in those technologies any more. other countries are quite good at doing digital thing. >> if it's a national security issue as kao says, there's one government a

after hurricane katrina, they basically said we are walking away from that.a practical matter, it just proved unworkable. we are talking about jurisdictions and entities in which 99% of the cases do not have either the expertise or the resources to handle that. again, i am talking about levees that the army corps designed, built, and checked on. the army corps is the logical lead agency can at least, in that ongoing recertification. can you comment on that and how we can make progress on solving that issue? >> what we have done is i think moves us beyond only looking at a levee that the army corps has accredited for those standards. we are working towards looking at levees as built and using those to determine risk. that is that number one. >> let me interrupt. thank you for that policy change. that is enormously important as you indicated before you all made that major policy change. if it was not up to the 100-year standard, it did not exist on fema maps and did not provide any protection. thank you for that change. as you know, my question still remains. >

and, i mean, my only reference point is sort of flooding or anything is katrina. guess, you know, you hear about trailers and things that were moved in for katrina. i haven't seen any trailers here yet. i mean, yeah, this community is great and there is people taking >>> top nascar racer joey logano, number 20 on the track, has loved cars and racing since he was 6. now at age 21, he's smoking up the stock car circuit, face to face, at the nascar hall of fame in charlotte. he told me how much he both admires and is inspired by the nascar greats of yesterday. you know who he is? >> how are you? good, good, good. what's up? so, yeah, it is cool. we walk through here and a lot of fans here obviously. i think the cool part about this part of the hall of fame is you see all the race cars, how they changed from the beginning. and walk up the hill here and see, you know, how the race cars have changed. you got earnhardt's car and gordon's car, all champions and stuff in here. it is cool. you have modifieds down there, a neat race car. it is just -- they look pretty much t

i want to thank the lady who said she came down after katrina. that was a real challenge on the gulf coast and thank you for coming to help. much appreciated. that is a great challenge. in this situation plea for in-house many of you were around when the tylenol scare occurred in the 1970s? you probably remember it. it was a small isolated incident but it changed food drug marketing forever. today i can still feel about the tylenol scare. you were branded last year by seeing oil gushing out of a pipe if you thousand feet below the surface for 80 some days and her about it for a shorter period of time. how do you change that? we can't go back and do the evening news. you have to remember during exxon valdez the evening news and you had the newspaper, morning, evening and newspaper. now you have the internet and 24/7 sea and and so the branding was more complete this time. bp has contributed a lot of dollars to this and a federal government. we have to understand what synapsees are in the consumer's mind and message amount of that connection to whe

the second emergency drawdown happened after hurricane katrina in 19 in 2005.nited states has the most reserves with 727 million barrels. japan is second with 362 million followed by germany, france, south korea and finally spain with 54 million barrels. >> felicia taylor reporting on where the oil is stored. >>> now, after months of anticipation, shares of prada have entered their first day solve trading on the hong kong stock exchange. luxury goods demand has rocketed mainly from china. our asia business analyst has been following the story. a lot of people have been watching to see how prada would do. how was it? >> the share price ended pretty much flat unfortunately, rising just .25%. right after the opening ceremony this morning, it did gain 1.25% in the first hour, but lost all of that by the close. today's performance was actually better than what analysts were expecting. most thought share price would plunge because of negative factors around the world. those are things like a potential greek default. also the glum outlook from u.s. fed chair ben berna

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after hurricane katrina, the mainstream media piled on fema for its failure to respond to the crisis. and the federal government did a lousy job. but it was fox news that started reporting on the failure of the first responders, the city of new orleans and the state of louisiana to help people. yes, we reported fema's problems but we also told the other side of the story. >> jon: that's your example? you had a week to prepare an example and you came up with in 2005 everyone was (beep) on the republicans and we made sure they understood that local louisiana democrats (beep) too. i mean, just out of curiosity in your week of digging for that, did you find it on thursday or friday or was it broadcast news where joan sprinted in during the show countdown, "i found one." here's what i'll do. i'll find something. here's what i'll do. i'll find something maybe more from the recent past that i think tells the fuller story. it's not crazy. mother says i'm crazy to have these books but i don't think it's crazy. i think it's smart to have these books. here's one. here's one. brett bear's show. t

you survived katrina, and you survived president obama's oil moratorium, there is nothing you can't survive. you have such a great spirit. you inspire all of america. you know that? new orleans inspires us all. you got it here in new orleans. and i am so thankful to be here you with today. you are very brave people here. and i want you to know that you have a brave governor in governor bobby gendle. and governor hailey barber. these two governors showed you can get it right. and they did. they are marvelous men and i love them both. now earlier this week, i don't know if you caught it, but there was a republican presidential debate. it was held by cnn and up a little north in new hampshire. and i want you to know i learned a couple of things in that debate. i learned first of all that newt gingrich likes "american idol." i didn't know that, i learned that ron paul favors the blackberry. and i learned that herman cain likes deep dish pizza. and besides being a hard-core johnny cash fan, the world found out that i have christmas with elvis on my ipod. but you have to tell a little secret, you

and in the operations that go on every day it's phenomenal the number of flights to take off from katrina air force base every single day involved just that one base in that one country on one day when have involved thousands of gallons of jet fuel. repair and maintenance and parts for those aircraft the rationale for these bases is that they're continually practicing and training and using the equipment and running the personnel through their paces and and feeding them and and so on and that is an incredibly expensive operation this is what. the president has an hour it was warning against in his farewell address in one thousand nine hundred eighty one where you had better the phrase military industrial complex meaning hidden power power that was not really under the supervision of congress that. and that was often out of control represented private interests rather than the national interest i'm sorry to say that we in america did not pay attention to the warning he gave it gave to us and today it's supposed to out of control. the united states consumes one fourth of the world's oil to

and the gulf coast fund organized in response to katrina and now in response to the oil disaster. they helped bring these five community members to london. this was the president of the louisiana west german association. the louisiana shrimpers association. her husband and five incredibly powerful speakers. we have come to the bp shareholders meeting because bp had said in his document leading up to the meeting that it had learned its lesson from the disaster. it was going to go deeper into the deep water and push more into deep water drilling, but it had a way the risk and was ready to go. and so they had come to explain to the board and the chairman of the board and the new ceo, but dudley and the shareholders what it means to be people from the gulf coast experiencing this ongoing disaster. and we did a bunch of press before we get there. the bbc love best a man who we were. we showed up. bp would not give any of the gulf coast residents access to the meeting even though they try to get end. i got in because i purchased shares. i didn't know that they had not gotten in. we got

and the gulf coast fund, an amazing organization that was found after katrina to link about 200 small community-based organizations across the gulf so that they could organize together really stepped up in response to this disaster to do the same thing in response to the oil disaster because what we heard time and time again -- what i heard time and time again as i traveled through the gulf coast was people who had just recovered from katrina, from gustav, from rita, from ike. who had worked so hard to get themselves back on their feet financially, emotionally, spiritually and then the oil struck. and you could feel just this sense of sorrow and, you know, how can we get a break sort of, you know, we worked so hard and now the oil is here. and the gulf coast funded organized in response to katrina and now in response to the oil disaster and they helped bring these five community members to london and this was byron emclay who's the president of the louisiana oyster men's association and tracy coons of the louisiana shrimper association, her husband, mike, five incredibly powerful spea

oil release is significant move, only two other times that we have done this right after hurricane katrina in 2005 and then in 1990 and in 1991 after iraq invaded kuwait. here in the bay area, gas prices still on the higher side. oakland 3.85 a gallon, in san jose 3.86 a gallon, and in san francisco, 3.95 a gallon. so people will certainly look forward to saving money on gas to spend that money elsewhere. but despite this drop in gas prices, aaa expects about 1 million fewer travelers on the road for the holiday weekend. back to you. >> thank you. everyone trying to save a buck and perhaps staying home. kristy seifkin in redwood city, thank you. >>> a big earthquake in alaska sent people scrambling for higher ground. the magnitude 7.2 quake off the aleutian islands struck just after 8:00 last night triggering a tsunami warning for part of the alaskan coast and sirens went off in dutch harbor. warning was cancelled last night. there was never any tsunami threat for california or the west coast. >>> as long as there are no more shark sightings, stinson beach in marin county will re- open to