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LATE EVENING. LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN LEVEE IN KENNER, LA AS THE WINDS OF HURRICANE KATRINA PICK UP AND WATER STARTS TO RISE INTO THE PARKING LOT AND OVER THE WALL AROUND THE LAKE.

"LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, NEW ORLEANS - MS PAN VIEW OF LAKE WITH SEAWALL AND ROAD IN F/G. MONTAGE OLD NEW ORLEANS BUILDINGS WITH PLANTATION TYPE BALCONIES. AUTOS, CIRCA 1950S PARKED AT CURB IN F/G. MS TILT UP BUILDING. WITH WROTH IRON BALCONIES, TYPICAL IN NEW ORLEANS "FRENCH QUARTER". architecture. WOMAN . LITTLE GIRL JUMPING UP AND DOWN, WALK ALONG SEAWALL TOWARDS CAMERA.

FTG FOR COVERAGE ON HURRICANE ISAAC / Footage flooded park and street, street signs, trees blowing in the wind, waves, rain from Hurricane Isaac at lake in New Orleans, LA.

THIS IS QUALITY FOOTAGE OF HURRICANE KATRINA AFTERMATH TAKEN A FEW MONTHS AFTER THE POWERFUL HURRICANE MOVED THROUGH THE GULF STATES. THIS FOOTAGE WAS TAKEN IN A MARINA ON LAKE PONTCHARTRAIN, NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA.

KATRINA 0001 2005/08/29 Title: KATRINA #1 Subject: Helinet Katrina Aerials Old Title: None Source: Helinet 1:00:30 Grey skies leaving Lafayette heading towards New Orleans to survey damage from Katrina. 1:03:20 Flooded fields, Mississippi River, and barges near Donaldsonville. Damaged farms & water silos near Hwy 70. 1:08:30 Undamaged refineries west of New Orleans, Grammercy area. River with white caps. 1:11:20 Damaged storage tanks and more refineries about 20 miles west of New Orleans. 1:16:30 Wideshot of approach into greater New Orleans. River, barges, and tankers brought up river for safety. 1:19:00 First sight of flooding. Overflow from Lake Pontchartrain filling swamps and bayous near Duncan Canal. 1:20:12 Destroyed blue house near cross Bayou canal. House under water. 1:21:10 First look at flooded neighborhoods. Wideshots of the Kenner area underwater, near Esplande Avenue. 1:22:20 Red truck driving through flooded neighborhood near Kenner. Flooded Esplande Avenue. People in water. 1:26:35 Flooded mall and Target store in Kenner Area. 1:27:30 Approach in to West End Lake Shore Park. South Shore Marina & Yacht Club fire. 1:29:20 Boats piled up in Lake Pontchartrain South Shore Marina. 1:31:30 Flooded neighborhoods South and West of 17th Street canal prior to Levy break. 1:32:20 Wideshot approach towards downtown New Orleans, Fairgrounds. Then push in to Superdome damage. 1:35:30 Flooded streets near downtown Hall of Administration building. Stranded survivor on steps. 1:38:20 Commercial building with collapsed roof. 1:39:00 Downtown wide shots of flooded neighborhoods to the north and west of New Orleans. 1:41:45 Hyatt Hotel damage with entire northside windows blown out. 1:43:30 Damaged TV transmission towers. 1:46:24 Downtown from over Gretna looking northwest. 1:48:00 Downtown and French Quarter wideshots. 1:49:20 USCG Dolphin helicopter arriving in area. Dolphin shot from behind with Marina fire burning in background. 1:51:30 USCG Jayhawk hoist rescue of man on rooftop. First hoist rescue operation to be captured. 1:53:45 Medium shot of USCG Jayhawk over flooded areas. 1:54:50 Flooded and destroyed Shell Gas Station. 1:55:30 Homes with waterline up to the rooftops. 1:56:15 Extreme wideshot looking west towards flooded New Orleans neighborhoods. 1:57:40 South Shore Marina. Compressed shot of tossed boats. 1:59:50 Early look at the 17th Street Canal with no evidence of break. 2:00:10 Flooded neighborhoods near Metairie area of New Orleans. 2:01:30 Active house fire in the Harahan area of New Orleans. 2:05:40 Flooding in Kenner area near Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. 2:07:00 Assessment of damage to Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. Damaged Hangars. 2:10:50 Flooding in Kenner area near Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport. 2:13:40 Swamped blue house near Duncan Canal. 2:14:15 Flooded farm houses near Bayous west of New Orleans. 2:16:30 Wide shots of Katrina storm clearing over Mississippi River. 2:21:00 Approach into Baton Rouge area.

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Exact dates of taping unknown. United States Army Corps of Engineers b-roll of relief efforts after hurricane’s Katrina (August, 2005) and Rita (September, 2005).

KATRINA 0009 2005/08/31 Title: KATRINA #9 Subject: Helinet Katrina Aerials Old Title: None Source: Helinet 1:02:30 Various shots of rescue boats on water then shimmering light on floodwaters. 1:08:50 Boats launching on floodwaters from I-10. Boats with highway signs in foreground. 1:12:16 Helicopter traffic in air consisting of Chinook, UH-60s, Huey. 1:13:50 USCG Jayhawk flies by as camera trails. 1:16:40 Survivor pick up area at University of New Orleans. UH-60s are loaded with survivors. 1:20:51 Camera trails Blackhawk over Lake Pontchartrain. Silhouetted shots. 1:24:00 Approach to landing zone at Camp Cloverleaf at I-10. 1:24:40 Thousands of survivors waiting on buses at I-10. 1:25:40 Water and supplies being unloaded from Chinook helicopter at Camp Cloverleaf. 1:31:50 Approach into downtown from the west with I-10 underwater. 1:35:00 High altitude wide shots of downtown and flooded areas including the Superdome. 1:42:00 Flooded New Orleans Fairgrounds. Survivors on highway with buses nearby. 1:45:30 Convoy of buses rolling down highway. 1:46:36 Injured and disabled being unloaded from buses. 1:49:45 Flooded Lowes parking lot. Doors are barricaded with pallet of lumber. 1:50:35 Gas main break bubbling up through water and on fire. 1:52:27 Fuel sheen on flooded streets. 1:55:35 Air traffic helicopters near downtown New Orleans. 1:56:00 Stranded family on balcony. 1:56:50 Children waiving to be rescued. 1:57:50 Survivor in row boat using 2x4 for an oar. 1:59:00 Approach to downtown and flooded areas from the north. 2:00:45 Private helicopters on roof of parking structure evacuating Tulane Hospital. 2:02:23 Navy Sikorsky H-3 attempting landing at Superdome. Told to circle due to weight limitations. 2:03:00 Sheriff helicopter on Superdome heliport. 2:03:20 Superdome survivors watching nearby helicopter operations. 2:04:50 New Orleans Prison with inmates still on overpass near flooded prison. 2:08:19 Navy Seahawk hoist rescue of mid-city family. 2:09:20 Hoist rescue of small child on Canal Street. 2:10:11 Hoist rescue of woman into Navy Seahawk Hurricane_Katrina

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NAME: US HURRICANE 5 300805N TAPE: EF05/0773 IN_TIME: 11:04:34:06 DURATION: 00:05:09:14 SOURCES: APTN/ABC DATELINE: Various - 30 Aug 2005 RESTRICTIONS: see script SHOTLIST: APTN Biloxi, Mississippi 30 August 2005 1. Wind blown waterfront of Biloxi, Mississippi 2. Bay front of Biloxi 3. Muddy street - pan up to buildings 4. Muddy street with collapse building 5. Street sign collapsed 6. Apartment complex without walls 7. Collapsed roof - pull back to wide shot 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shirley Robinson, Biloxi Resident: "And during the storm we saw title surges, water cover things that, just amazed me how it covered houses, cars, cars moving down the street just terrible." 9. Street sign - junction 10. Collapsed parking lot ramp 11. Pan from building parking lot to field of debris 12. SOUNDBITE: (English) Lee Doner, St. Martin''s Mississippi Resident: "I didn''t think is would be as bad as it was but it came through when the tide was coming in. And, St. Martin''s school over there in Leymone is totally destroyed, it was underwater. Our house has got about a foot of water in it. Everything out and around from our house down got about waste deep or higher." 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) David Polovich, Biloxi Resident: "Look at the destruction, tore up. (REPORTER: Anything else you''d like to add?) Send a lot of help. That''s it, food, and whatever you got." 14. Building standing along the waterfront 15. Hard Rock hotel logo 16. Roadway with damaged signs 17. Waterfront wreckage 18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Shirley Robinson, Biloxi Resident: "There''s not a word to describe it. Wondering how long it''s going to take for things to get back to normal. Power, water, food, gas, stores destroyed, gas stations destroyed, homes destroyed, loss of life. There''s no question in my mind that if there''s ever a storm approaching, next time we''re going to leave the area. And we won''t worry about trying to get back because as you can see there''s not much to come back to." 19. Waterfront hotel and marina - pan to parking lot 20. Building torn away 21. Parking lot torn away ABC - No Access Internet New Orleans, Louisiana 22. Building on fire 23. Zoom to people looting 24. Coast Guard rescue personnel 25. Coast Guard rescue personnel 26. People on roof of house 27. Woman gets into rescue basket and is lifted STORYLINE: Rescuers in boats and helicopters struggled to reach hundreds of wet and bedraggled victims of Hurricane Katrina on Tuesday as the scope of the disaster became clearer with every tale of misery. Mississippi''s governor said the death toll in one county alone could be as high as 80. Rescue crews plucked hundreds from rooftops and the brink of death. Levees broke, and panic flared and spread and took hold. In Biloxi casinos, hotels and restaurants were destroyed by the storm surge that was recorded as high as 25 feet above sea water. Residents who decided to ride out the storm returned to the water front to find mostly shards of splintered wood and a few standing structures. Residents were amazed at the destruction and some vowed never to sit out a storm again. In New Orleans, terrifying floods swept through the heart of the city when a levee was breached by the pressure of water outside the city. Water covered 80 percent of one of the nation''s largest, most popular cities. Fires erupted and raged as firefighters were unable to reach the flooded homes and businesses. Medics transformed part of the Superdome into a triage centre. Looters roamed. The mayor declared martial law. Medics transformed part of the Superdome into a triage centre while those rescued from the flooded neighbourhoods were taken to the giant football field for safety. The awful panorama of Hurricane Katrina''s devastation stretched across four coastal states, and a rag-tag, numbed army of refugees searched desperately for the bare necessities of life -- water, food, shelter and, to escape from it all, gasoline. In New Orleans, meanwhile, water began rising in the streets Tuesday morning, apparently because of a break on a levee along a canal leading to Lake Pontchartrain, prompting the evacuation of hotels and hospitals. New Orleans lies mostly below sea level and is protected by a network of pumps, canals and levees, but many of the pumps were not working Tuesday morning. Officials began using helicopters to drop 3,000-pound (1,350-kilogram) sandbags into the breach, and expressed confidence the problem could be solved within hours. KEYWORD - HURRICANE KATRINA

HURRICANE KATRINA AFTERMATH AERIALS #7

Color tape, 2005. Footage of Hurricane Katrina aftermath in Louisiana and Mississippi from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Exact dates of taping unknown, continued

NAME: US NO WRAP 220905N TAPE: EF05/0850 IN_TIME: 10:16:10:11 DURATION: 00:03:38:07 SOURCES: APTN DATELINE: 21 Sep 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST 1. Dump truck empties gravel onto waterline embankment 2. Wide shot as truck drives away from pile 3. Shot along the river showing strength of embankments 4. Plaque with officials names marking levee 5. Machinery near wooden planks 6. Soldiers 7. Military trucks leaving 8. Soldiers boarding buses 9. Soldiers waving from bus 10. Bus leaving 11. People carry box of possessions to pickup truck outside damaged house 12. Mama D walking up steps into home. 13. SOUNDBITE (English) Dyan French Cole (Mama D), New Orleans Resident "Thank God for General Honore and the 82nd Airborne. I don't know if he gave them the order or their mamas and daddies raised 'em right or they gave 'em nice pills before they left Carolina. Whichever (of the) three it was, it worked. And if nothing else is said, baby, from your media, I'd like the military to know that we really, truly appreciate them." 14. Man working on roof 15. House as man works on roof 16. Man pushing shopping cart full of possessions to truck 17. Man loads things in back of truck 18. Woman pulls cart up to truck and starts to unload it 19. SOUNDBITE (English) Scott Odierno, Volunteer, Common Ground Coalition "We're going around mid-city, this area of New Orleans, and asking residents that if they want to leave the city, we'll give them a ride over to Algiers and they can stay there until they wanna come back. But if they don't want to, we're going to give them provisions to stay. We're not going to force anyone out. We want to help them." 20. Man climbing ladder to do repair 21. Mama D walks over to talk with woman 22. Sign on house steps "Welcome Home" 23. Another sign on house "Welcome Home, Jah Bless" 24. Various of Meredith Cox and her family removing damaged walls from her house and cleaning up debris 25. Cox pushing wheelbarrow of rubble outside, dumping it on pile of debris 26. SOUNDBITE: (English) Jerry Cox, Meredith Cox's father: "And now another hurricane is coming, so we are getting out as soon as we get a little bit more of this done and salvaging her clothes and shoes, things on the second floor we were able to save." 27. SOUNDBITE: (English) Meredith Cox, New Orleans resident: "It's okay. We've got a concrete slab now, so it can't really mess it up any more." 28. Exterior of home, debris being thrown out of window 29. Various of rubble in front of house 30. Tarp over house 31. Ruined carpets being thrown out of window 32. Various views workers boarding up windows of Park Plaza Hotel 33. Exterior of Park Plaza hotel STORYLINE New Orleans scrambled to get ready for Hurricane Rita on Thursday, just three weeks after Hurricane Katrina ripped through the city. Although Rita was swirling toward Texas, even a glancing blow could swamp the city's damaged levees and inflict new misery, with army engineers warning the patched-up levees could only handle up to six inches (15.2 centimetres) of rain and a storm surge of 10 to 12 feet (3 to 3.6 metres). Hurricane Rita was on it's way to the Gulf Coast on Thursday with 280-kilometres per hour (175-miles per hour) winds in what forecasters said could be the strongest hurricane on record to ever hit Texas. Much of Texas and Louisiana - including already-battered New Orleans, low-lying parts of Houston and Galveston - were under mandatory evacuation orders as Rita - now a dangerous Category 5 - drew energy from balmy gulf waters. On Wednesday, engineers and contractors drove a massive metal barrier across the 17th Street Canal bed to prevent a storm surge from Lake Pontchartrain. They also worked around the clock to repair the damaged pumps, concrete floodwalls, earthen berms and channels that protect the below-sea-level city. Mayor Ray Nagin issued a mandatory evacuation order for the estimated 400 to 500 residents left in neighbourhoods on the hard-hit east bank of the Mississippi River and some of them could be seen boarding buses to head for safer ground on Wednesday. In the meantime, Dyan French Cole, locally known as Mama D, on Wednesday continued to work as an activist for the disenfranchised in one of the city's poorer neighbourhoods. She praised the military for its rescue and recovery efforts in the wake of Katrina and stressed the people of New Orleans would be able to cope whether Rita would strike the city or not. An estimated 319-thousand National Guard troops nationwide were available to respond to Rita if needed and several amphibious assault ships were stationed offshore to assist relief efforts in Rita's wake. All over the city on Wednesday, people were starting to return to their homes and try to repair the damage caused by Katrina. But evacuation orders ahead of Hurricane Rita mean once again people will have to abandon their homes. Before they leave, many were boarding up their windows to try to ensure that the places where Katrina didn't damage weren't caught out by Rita.

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AP-APTN-2330: US Storm 2 Sunday, 4 September 2011 STORY:US Storm 2- REPLAY Flooding, reax in wake of tropical storm Lee LENGTH: 01:46 FIRST RUN: 2030 RESTRICTIONS: AP Clients Only TYPE: English/Nat SOURCE: AP TELEVISION STORY NUMBER: 703958 DATELINE: Various - 4 Sep 2011 LENGTH: 01:46 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST Mandeville, Louisiana 1. Wide pan of waves on Lake Ponchatrain 2. Wide of house on shoreline, flowers in foreground 3. Pan of flooded neighbourhood 4. Wide of water on shore of Lake Ponchatrain, pan to steps leading up to house 5. Mid of water on stairway Bayley's Corner, Alabama 6. Wide of sign blown over by possible tornado at Bayley's Corner 7. Local resident Joe Zirlott coming out of Citgo Speedy Mart 8. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Zirlott, Overnight Manager, Citgo Speedy Mart: "Shifted up and blowing, I said, blew my trash cans off to one side of the parking lot and blew my signs and stuff off the other, and blew all my lights out. I said, it sucked the door open. I said, everything got real hairy for about ten minutes and then it eased up a little bit." 9. Wide of power line repair trucks 10. Mid of electricity utility worker 11. Wide of artist Frank Ledbetter surveying damage in his front yard 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Frank Ledbetter, Artist: "I said, 'Man, what is that?' It's got louder and louder and louder, and I woke my wife up and I said: 'It's a tornado.' And we just dove into the closet in the bedroom and it came and it was gone real quick, but..." Dauphin Island, Louisiana 13. Wide of empty public beach 14. Wide of waves under beach house 15. Wide of beach house 16. Wide of causeway to island 17. Mid of waves under house 18. Man walking on beach near house STORYLINE: The centre of Tropical Storm Lee came ashore in America's Deep South on Sunday, spinning off tornadoes and dumping torrential rains that raised fears of inland flash flooding. The vast, soggy system spent hours during the weekend hovering in the northernmost Gulf of Mexico before its centre finally crossed into Louisiana west of New Orleans, pelting a wide swath of coastline. Areas of Alabama, Louisiana and Mississippi near the coast reported scattered wind damage and flooding. At 5 p.m. EDT (2100 GMT), the National Hurricane Centre said Lee had maximum sustained winds of 45 mph (72 kph). Its centre was about 110 miles (175 kilometres) west-northwest of New Orleans, moving north-northeast at 5 mph (7 kph). Some of the damage on the Gulf Coast, where tropical storms are an almost yearly event, appeared to come from spin-off tornadoes that touched down in southern Mississippi, Alabama and Louisiana. Along the north shore of Lake Pontchartrain outside New Orleans, waves smashed into beach front property, flooding lower floors and forcing evacuations. By Sunday, at least 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 centimetres) of rain had fallen in some spots along the Louisiana and Mississippi coast. The National Weather Service warned that there was a threat of extensive flooding and flash floods because of the storm's slow movement inland. In Bayley's Corner, Alabama, local resident Joe Zirlott was shaken by the howling winds "It blew my trash cans off to one side of the parking lot and blew my signs and stuff off the other, and blew all my lights out. I said, sucked the door open," he said. Surveying the damage to his property on Sunday, local artist Frank Ledbetter said he had also been woken by the howling winds. Ledbetter said he woke his wife and said: "'It's a tornado.' And we just dove into the closet in the bedroom and it came and it was gone real quick." A National Hurricane Centre specialist has said Lee's flash-flood threat could be more severe as the rain moves from the flatter Gulf region into the rugged Appalachians. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN (Copyright 2011 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.) AP-NY-09-04-11 1940EDT

KATRINA 0004 2005/08/30 Title: KATRINA #4 Subject: Helinet Katrina Aerials Old Title: None Source: Helinet 2:27:21 Oak Harbor / Grand Lagoon. Boats from marina slammed into apartment buildings. 2:30:06 Southbound I-10 Causeway from Slidell into New Orleans. Sections of destroyed highway into Lake Pontchartrain. 2:33:00 Trailing USCG Jayhawk. 2:34:00 Wide shots of flooded New Orleans neighborhoods in mid-day light. Approaching downtown New Orleans. Hyatt Hotel damage. 2:37:35 Satellite Truck and news crew on Crescent City Connection Bridge. 2:38:51 Canal Street filled with flood waters in downtown New Orleans. 2:41:50 Pickup truck filled with survivors being transported to Superdome as Blackhawk flys through shot. 2:43:45 BK-117 helicopter lands on parking structure of Louisiana State University Medical School. 2:44:40 Wide shots of flooded neighborhoods near New Orleans Fairgrounds. 2:47:30 Mangled, overturned Cessna 182 at Lakefront Airport. 2:48:05 Capsized yachts near Lakefront Airport. 2:49:30 Unidentifiable destroyed aircraft at Lakefront Airport. 2:51:26 UH-60 helicopter on ground running near University of New Orleans. 2:54:00 Wideshot of flooding in Jefferson, Kenner, and Bannabel place communities in New Orleans. 2:57:00 Wideshots of flooding in the Westgate and Kenner Communities in New Orleans. 2:59:42 Evacuated inmates from New Orleans Prison on high ground above flood waters on highway overpass. 3:01:15 Inmates trapped within prison yard, climbing on fences to avoid rising waters. 3:02:30 More inmates on high ground overpass being coralled by prison guards with weapons in hand. 3:03:40 Guards circling inmates in power boats wielding shotguns. 3:04:30 Close-up shots of prisoners and facial expressions sitting on overpass pavement. 3:05:00 Variety of prison and inmate shots. Boats evacuating inmates from facility to high ground. 3:07:15 Wideshot of downtown New Orleans. USCG Jayhawk on final approach into Superdome Heliport. 3:09:25 Flooded neighborhoods near University of New Orleans at Bartholomew Golf Course. 3:13:30 Flooded area near Florida & Alvar Avenues in New Orleans. 3:14:15 Water up to house roof lines at Mithra street and Press Drive. North of downtown New Orleans. 3:16:00 Family in water and on rooftop of house near University of New Orleans. 3:16:30 Large woman in blue shirt floating on wood in water with her children on rooftop waving for help. 3:17:00 Wideshots of entire neighborhhod covered with water. 3:17:30 Lone man trapped by flood waters on his rooftop waving desperately. 3:19:40 Man in rubber raft with lumber oar. Rooftop painter with " SOS - Some Can't Swim." Survivors on balcony. 3:21:42 Called in USCG Dolphin helicopter entering area to start rescues. 3:22:30 Nose on tight shot of USCG Dolphin descending in and turning as it approaces family to be rescued near Mendez St and Robert E. Lee Blvd. 3:23:22 USCG Dolphin spots stranded woman and her children waving then positions itself for hoist rescues. 3:24:02 Family shelters itself and tied up puppy from helicopter downwash blowing debris around on rooftop. 3:24:40 USCG Rescue Swimmer lowered down then carefully approaches stranded woman, children, and puppy. 3:27:00 Two small children loaded into rescue basket and hoisted to USCG Dolphin helicopter. Basket starts to spin as they are raised. 3:29:30 Two Blackhawk helicopters pass through area. 3:30:23 Teenaged girl and puppy are hoisted into USCG Dolphin. 3:32:16 Teenaged boy being hoisted into USCG Dolphin helicopter. 3:33:30 Extreme close-up inside USCG Dolphin helicopter of survivor being brought into safety and reunited with possible siblings. 3:34:50 Young woman being hoisted into USCG Dolphin helicopter. 3:36:45 Helicopter downwash blowing loosened debris and roof shingles as USCG Dolphin leaves area with survivors. 3:29:40 USCG Dolphin landing and unloading survivors. Hurricane_Katrina

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NVS0140-B 2005/00/00 NVS0140-B Subject: Hurricane Katrina - Storm & Aftermath Old Title: None Source: NOAA, Pathfire NOTE: AFFILIATE FOOTAGE CANNOT BE USED FOR ADVERTISEMENTS OR VNRS!!! 01:00:00 (8/28/05) KatrinaSatellite2 (NOAA) Satellite photo of hurricane Katrina as it moves toward Louisiana and the northern coast of the Gulf of Mexico. 01:00:15 (8/28/05) KatrinaEvac (Paul Dolan) Various shots of cars stuck in heavy, gridlocked traffic on an interstate leaving New Orleans, Louisiana in advance to hurricane Katrina. 01:01:36 (8/28/05) KatrinaEvac2 (Paul Dolan) WS exterior of the Superdome and residents in long lines. CU Superdome sign. WS residents standing in long lines. WS military men standing. WS residents standing in line waiting to enter Superdome. 01:03:09 (8/28/05) KatrinaLATraffic (Paul Dolan) Night video of cars in line on Interstate 10 and heavy traffic on highway leaving New Orleans, Louisiana. 01:04:12 (8/29/05) KatrinaHWY90 (Paul Dolan) Night images of heavy winds and rain blowing through palm trees as storm surge waves begin to overtake the beaches and roadways along Mississippi's highway 90. Heavy wind and rains blowing on the streets and sidewalks near a casino on the northern Gulf of Mexico coast. 01:04:56 (8/29/05) KatrinaRoofOff (Paul Dolan) Pre-dawn footage of wind blowing trees and rain as a roof flies off a building. 01:05:08 (8/29/05) KatrinaBillboard (Paul Dolan) Gulfport, Mississippi - Tall sign being torn apart, heavy rain, and trees flapping in the wind during Katrina. 01:05:46 (8/29/05) KatrinaCanalSt (Paul Dolan) Canal Street in downtown New Orleans as heavy wind and rain blows across the sidewalk and around building corners. 01:06:21 (8/29/05) KatrinaFlooding (Paul Dolan) Palm tree blowing in wind. Various of sheets of rain blowing down street. Close of rain in street. Various of rain-soaked New Orleans streets. 01:07:51 (8/29/05) KatrinaTreesLA (Paul Dolan) Baton Rouge - Great sound and video of a tree limb falling. PAN woman looks out door of her house, huge limb falls from tree. PAN Large fallen tree. Up rooted tree. Police tape across road. PAN Fallen utility wire. Tree fallen on car. Fallen tree. Fire Truck rolls by. Tree fallen on house. ZOOM OUT Damaged house. PAN Tree fallen on fence. Up rooted tree. ZOOM OUT Damaged tree. Tree across road. 01:08:59 (8/29/05) KatrinaFloodLA (Paul Dolan) Driving shot of flooding in New Orleans with wind and rain beating on the car windows. Shots of damaged buildings, flooded roadways, street lights dangling over rising waters, and a traveling shot down the highway in the rain. 01:10:29 (8/29/05) KatrinaHammond3 (Paul Dolan) Hammond, LA hurricane damage - Gas station damaged by high winds. Power poles snapped along roadway. House, tree fell in front yard. Dangling traffic lights. Police cars in intersection. Large tree buffeted by wind, rain. 01:11:14 (8/29/05) KatrinaNOFlood2 (Paul Dolan) Shots of damaged buildings including a high rise office complex at a university, downed trees and power lines, a damaged transformer on the side of the road, and a traveling shot of downed lines. 01:12:46 (8/29/05) KatrinaHomesLA (Paul Dolan) New Orleans, Louisiana - Traffic lights in very deep water. Homes in very deep water. Street sign reading "Humanity" in deep water. Stop sign and street sing in deep water. Residents on porch of flooded home. More flooded homes and streets. 01:14:16 (8/29/05) KatrinaALDamage (Paul Dolan) Mobile County, Alabama - Shot of a car submerged in water. Shot of water up to a roof. Shot of a building whose side was ripped off, revealing boxes inside. Pan of the boxes. Shot of a street sign and a traffic light blowing in the wind. MS of street sign and traffic light. WS of traffic light. Shot of people going through the remains of a house. Shot of a roof on the ground. Shot of house remains. Shot of women going through the house. Shot of a flooded street. Shot of cars flooded in the street. Shot of a building halfway underwater. CU of the door of the building, water up to the top. Shot of water flooded houses. Shot of a car submerged in water. Shot of another car. Shot of the door to a house flooded. WS of a flooded house. 01:15:28 (8/30/05) KatrinaMeridian (Paul Dolan) Meridian, Mississippi - Downed trees, a street pole through the sunroof of a car, debris wrapped around pole, and damage to hotel roof. 01:16:48 (8/29/05) KatrinaSlidell2 (Paul Dolan) Hurricane Katrina damage in Slidell, Louisiana including shots of a large tree on top of a crushed mini-van, downed trees and limbs, powerlines resting on top of the street, destroyed buildings, and traffic inching down Slidell streets. 01:17:37 (8/30/05) KatrinaBiloxi (Paul Dolan) View from car as it drives by damaged houses and buildings in Biloxi, Mississippi after hurricane Katrina. Shots of downed trees and houses that are completely destroyed. 01:19:10 (8/30/05) KatLABridge (Paul Dolan) Various shots of the twin span bridges of I-10 over Lake Pontchartrain in stages of devastation. Long shot of road. Bridge broken up. Pan of pieces of bridge. Bridge with debris on it. MS of car on bridge. WS of car. 01:19:57 (8/30/05) KatrinaFrench (Paul Dolan) New Orleans, LA - WS truck and people moving in high water. WS people running on the street. Pan from police to people picking up water and food in front of a store. SOT MOS woman holding drinks in her hands: "We need food, we really need diesel. Diesel is the most important thing because we have a hotel, been here for 120 years, but we need diesel to operate." WS things scattered on the store floor. WS women and children walking in high water. WS man holding a bunch of drinks and crossing the street. Various shots of people, car and building in flooded street. WS people moving carts filled with grocery in water. WS police holding a gun and walking in high water. 01:21:31 (8/30/05) KatrinaLoot2 (Paul Dolan) New Orleans, LA - Officer with gun pointing at looters, various of people in flooded water in streets carting away goods, woman trying to bust open door of store, man pushing goods on boat, Q: "They give it to you or you take it? A: "They giving it away. You gotta go to Winn Dixie" Officer pushing man through store door. People pushing whole shelf of food. People pushing cart of food. MOS:" They're not concerned about anybody but themselves." Officer pushing man. Various of people in flooded streets. MOS:" People got to do something to eat, they ain't go no more food." Officer nats "Folks you got to get to your hotels." Officer nats:" Can't say you're welcome to it but you got to do what you got to do to survive." 01:22:19 (8/30/05) KatMoreLooting (Paul Dolan) Looting in the streets of New Orleans, Louisiana. Various close ups of people with items in hand. Wide shot of women and children walking across flooded streets with items, young man pushing shopping cart full of food. 01:23:23 (8/31/05) KatrinaDomeWed (Paul Dolan) Road below with vehicles underwater. People on bridge, waiting. Vehicles driving by. 01:24:50 (8/30/05) KatrinaDeathsMS (Paul Dolan) Biloxi, Mississippi - MS of apt bldg on slant, push to WS of apt bldg. CU of apt bldg. Pan to debris of side of apt building, woman in window of house. Pulls out to show lots of debris and lumber, turned over car in midst of debris, car with lumber all over it, two men surveying damage, woman with video camera in side damaged home, walking shot of debris. 01:26:07 (8/30/05) KatrinaDmgAL (Paul Dolan) Gulf Shores, Alabama - MS street with storm damage. WS street with sand. CU sand pile. MS water and building. WS street and sand. MS cleanup vehicle. CU vehicle scoop. WS leaning poles and palm trees. WS water and hotel. CU water. CU bulldozer dumping sand. MS dozer dumping sand. WS hotel and water. CU foundation damage. CU sand filled pool. CU sand in pool. MS damaged fences. MS walkthrough sand in building. MS walkthrough sand in hallway. MS helicopter in sky. WS houses with flood damage and sand. CU buried mailbox. CU buried mailbox. WS sand covered street. MS street damage. CU street damage. CU street damage. WS street with tilting power lines. MS backhoe driving. 01:27:42 (8/30/05) KatrinaShipsAL (Paul Dolan) Mobile Bay, Alabama - Battleship USS Alabama Memorial Park - WS tipped telephone poles. CU tipped poles. MS pile of debris. WS pan inlet. CU ocean. MS buried dumpster. WS beach area damage. MS damage area. MS inlet and debris pile. WS USS Alabama listing. MS USS Alabama listing. CU USS Alabama. CU damaged bench. MS damaged bench. MS helicopter and other damage. MS tipped boat. MS damaged walkway. MS plane. MS pan damaged motel building. END TAPE

NVS 0320 Hurricane Isaac August 27 - 29, 2012 01:00:28 NNS-Isaac-FL :South Beach Gets Hit in SpurtsMonday, August 27, 2012Isaac hit South Beach, Florida in spurts.VIDEO INFO:WS tree swaying in the wind. WS rain hitting the street. WS rain (camerazoomsout). WS people partying (camera pans). WS rain. WS palm tree swaying in the wind with heavy rain coming down.Various beach shots. Various shots of Ocean Rescue vehicle stuck. WS building getting windowsboarded up. WS more building getting windows boarded up. Storm shot (camerainside moving car). Ws people walking outside. WS tree swaying. WS peoplepartying. 01:01:41 LOCATION/STORY: Miami Beach, FL: Tropical Storm Isaac pounds Miami Beach (NNS) Embargo WPLG VIDEO INFO: WS: trees bowing in wind and rain. WS: people on the beach. Zoom out: man holding up a live fish. Rough sea and wind - Foggy beach - WS: people dashing into the rough water. WS: patrol car driving on the beach. Zoom in: rough surf. WS: rain and wind pounded the beach. Zoom our: rough surf, people diving into the waves. Zoom out: rough surf hitting the beach. Tight shot: tree flapping in the wind. Tilt down: rough surf. Zoom out: wooden box at the water's edge. Zoom in/zoom out: trees flapping in the wind. LENGTH:01:57 01:04:16 LOCATION/STORY: Hollywood, Florida VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: Hollywood, Florida Various rain shots LENGTH:0:43 01:05:27 LOCATION/STORY: Marathon, FL: Rain, Wind, Waves (NNS/ WFOR/ EMBARGO WPLG) VIDEO INFO: WS ocean. WS palm trees blowing in the wind. MS more palm trees blowing in The wind. WS boat in the ocean. WS ocean (camera pans). 01:06:56 LOCATION/STORY: 16:9/ Miami, FL: Tree down on car, one of many down in Coconut Grove and other neighborhoods from Isaac. WPLG - ABC VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: --Huge tree downed by house, various shots, barely can see car it damaged; people by tree with some of its branches cut, audio of buzz saw is heard; kids standing by house. LENGTH: 00:58 01:08:26 LOCATION/STORY: 16:9/ Miami, FL: Morning flooding from TS Isaac. WPLG -ABC VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: --Various shots of cars driving in rain and flooded streets, palm tree blowing in wind, bushes blowing, two people walking with a large umbrella, reporter asks motorist on how the driving conditions were, response hard to hear through noise, motorist drives awayDo not use reporter LENGTH: 1:25 01:10:21 LOCATION/STORY: Tamarac, FL: A look at damage and flooding from Tropical Storm Isaac (NNS-WSVN/FOX) VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: In Tamarac: CU of water flowing into door of school. WS of flooded playground. MS of picnic table in water. CU of base of playground item in water. WS exterior preschool. SOT-MOS woman: "We sandbagged the doors but the water came over the sandbags ." CU woman's feet walking on flooded hallway, pan to flooded hall. WS of Flooded room. CU toys on shelf. SOT-MOS woman: "I don't think anybody anticipated this much rain." In Davie: CU fallen tree. SOT-MOS man: "I just thought maybe like a limb or something broke on there, I looked around the corner and saw half of the tree was like just cut off." WS workers trying to clear trees. In Tamarac: WS playground. MS pan playground. CU pump, pull back to show workers trying to get water out of playground.Do not use interviews LENGTH: :59 01:13:00 LOCATION/STORY: Lake Pontchartrain - rough water and trees blowing. RT: 1:10 01:14:39 Location / Story: Waves crashing along coast Dark water and dark day RT: 1:00 01:15:49 LOCATION/STORY: 16:9/ Broward Co., FL: TS Isaac flooding aerials. WSVN -Fox / embargo WPLG VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: Arials of flooded areas, several horses surrounded by water, home and Vehicles surrounded by water, black SUV PAN to truck and two trailers in water.Horses in a flooded field SUPERS: Broward Co., Florida LENGTH: 1:16 01:21:20 LOCATION/STORY: 16:9/ STILL IMAGE from NASA showing Hurricane Isaac churning in the Gulf of Mexico. Handout - NASA ***Handout still from NASA VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: --Strong satellite photo showing Isaac churning in the Gulf of Mexico. VIDEO PROVIDED BY: NASA This visible image of Tropical Storm Isaac taken from NOAA's GOES-13 satellite shows the huge extent of the storm, where the eastern-most clouds lie over the Carolinas and the western-most clouds are brushing east Texas. The image was captured on Tuesday, Aug. 28, 2012 at 10:25 a.m. EDT. 01:22:15 LOCATION/STORY: 16:9/ New Orleans, LA: Waters rising from Hurricane Isaac. FNC - Fox VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: Various WS of coastal area, roaring waves comes crashing to the shore. LS Tree fighting the wind. LS street. WS of waves hitting the shore. LS down tree limbon shore. SUPERS: New Orleans, Louisiana RT: 1:46 01:24:11 NNS-Isaac-LA:Early Baton Rouge ShotsWednesday, August 29, 2012VIDEO INFO:NIGHT SHOTS: WS of trees blowing. WS's of heavy rainfall. WS of a palm treeblowing. WS's of a flooded street. WS, CU of a palm tree blowing. WS's on aflooded street.2:52 01:27:21 NNS-Isaac-LA:More New Orleans Rain Wednesday, August 29, 2012 VIDEO INFO: Night Shots: WS of rain hitting a street. WS's of more rain on the street. WS of utility trucks. WS of water hitting the streets. WS of trees blowing. WSof water in the street. WS of a wet intersection. WS of a stop light blowing in the wind.02:08 01:30:00 LOCATION/STORY: New Orleans, LA: Night shots during Hurricane Isaac (NNS- WVUE/FOX) VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST: Night shots: WS of Canal street in the rain. WS of police vehicle going down street. MS of rain puddle. WS energy vehicles. CU logo on energy truck. WS street in the rain. WS police car. MS shot through windshield driving down street in the rain. MS man walking in rain. WS two people walking past boarded up store. WS of stores on street at night. WS of sign with blowing palm trees. MS of blowing palm trees. SUPERS: New Orleans, LA02:20 01:32:34 LOCATION/STORY: Various: Hurricane Isaac gains strength as it closes on USGulf Coast VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST:1. Wide of high water in the Gulf of Mexico lapping against the shore inPensacola Bay2. Wide of waves washing ashore3. Mid of waves and wind4. Wide of trees blowing at closed airport5. Wide of boarded up store6. Wide of empty store parking lot7. Various of Hurricane Isaac as seen from the International Space Station8. Wide of vehicles driving through sand-blown road9. Wide of waves lapping and some toppling over a levee10. Wide of rough seas11. Wide of boarded up home12. Wide of Orange Beach Mayor holding door open13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tony Kennon, Orange Beach Mayor:"With New Orleans being under threat and Mississippi, have a lot of callsfrom folks wanting to come over here and stay during the storm. We've letthem know we're open for business, and we welcome them. We don't expect any road closures, anything that would prevent them from coming over."14. Wide of tree blowing in wind15. Wide of trees blowing in the wind and rough seas16. Mid of two people looking out over rough surf17. Tight of man's hair blowing in wind18. Mid of red hurricane warning flags blowing in wind19. Wide of beach-front restaurant, The Hangout20. Wide restaurant manager walking through empty dining room21. SOUNDBITE: (English) Brad Cohen, Operations Manager, The Hangout:"It is high tide. It hasn't come over the sea wall. The beautiful beachesare still here, and it looks like we're going to be able to recover quicklyand get back in business for the people who have a big Labour Day weekendplanned."22. Wide of beach volleyball net surrounded by water23. Mid of ball in sandGulfport, Mississippi25. Pull out to wide of high water covering part of pier26. Mid of high water over pier27. Pan from pier to road28. Mid of car driving through high water on road29. Mid of people looking out at waterLENGTH: 2:43 01:35:59 LOCATION/STORY: 16:9/ New Orleans, LA: Heavy winds, rough surf. WGNO - ABC VIDEO SHOWS/SHOTLIST:VERY rough surf, heavy winds blowing birds and trees, street signs in flooded street/ water, water hitting buildings. Dramatic footage SUPERS: New Orleans, Louisana End of tape 01:38:10