Hurricane Katrina

SANCHEZ: We are staying with the story throughout the night and throughout the morning, our continuing coverage of Hurricane Katrina, which is now, by the way, Tropical Storm Katrina.

CNN Transcript Aug 30, 2005 2005

It's bracing now for a possible second hit by Hurricane Katrina, that is strengthening, apparently.

CNN Transcript Aug 26, 2005 2005

We've also been under rolling tornado warnings, because, Miles, as you mentioned, we're on this northeast quadrant of Hurricane Katrina, which is the area where they do tend to see a lot more tornados spawned.

CNN Transcript Aug 29, 2005 2005

BRYANT: Oprah Winfrey is calling Hurricane Katrina a travesty that is still unfolding.

CNN Transcript Sep 6, 2005 2005

The same week that Education Secretary Arne Duncan outrageously called Hurricane Katrina "the best thing that happened to the education system in New Orleans", the city has delivered a counterpunch to Duncan as well as any and all doubters.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Dave Zirin 2010

Education Secretary Arne Duncan called Hurricane Katrina "the best thing that happened to the education system in New Orleans" because it forced the community to take steps to improve low-performing public schools, according to excerpts from the transcript of a television interview made public Friday afternoon.

NWAOnline.com stories NICK ANDERSON THE WASHINGTON POST 2010

Education Secretary Arne Duncan called Hurricane Katrina "the best thing that happened to the education system in New Orleans" because it forced the community to take steps to improve low-performing public schools, according to excerpts from the transcript of a television interview made public Friday afternoon.

Arkansas Online stories 2010

Even though forecasters called Hurricane Katrina an extremely dangerous storm as it approached New Orleans in 2005, some residents who had evacuated in 2004 before Hurricane Ivan missed the city decided to stay.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com 2009

Even though forecasters called Hurricane Katrina an extremely dangerous storm as it approached New Orleans in 2005, some residents who had evacuated in 2004 before Hurricane Ivan missed the city decided to stay.

kstp.com - MORE NEWS 2009

Even though forecasters called Hurricane Katrina an extremely dangerous storm as it approached New Orleans in 2005, some residents who had evacuated in 2004 before Hurricane Ivan missed the city decided to stay.

WTOP / Business / Biz Stories 2009