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"Those people won't be leaving the Dome .. it's possible they may be bringing more people to the Dome for all flooding that's going to be worsening as the minutes tick by."

Someone reporting from the Dome earlier said the natives were getting very restless inside, and that they were leaving some outside to walk around for a while or have a cigarette in order to alleviate some of the tension. Something tells me very shortly these people are no longer going to be happy campers, and it's a good thing there are lots of Nat'l Guard over there to try to keep the tamp down on the situation. Good luck to them.

"Someone reporting from the Dome earlier said the natives were getting very restless inside"

Uless they are really good swimmers....I don't think they will be going very far.

It doesn't matter .. I'm sure the cops must have a supply of flexcuffs and locked rooms to store any offenders, but just think about 6' of water now in downtown NO, and more water pouring in uncontrollaby .. there's no place to take these evacuees in the Dome, plus think of all the people who partied in the FQ after the worst of the storm passed, thinking they were home free. Well, now the reporters, residents, etc. are there .. and the water is as surely going to go there too, making survivors of the hurricane potential victims of the flood.

This is a calamitous and deadly situation .. I just don't see how thousands of people (1,000 people alone in Tulane hospital, most of whom have to be airlifted they're so sick) are going to be able to rescued from this catastrophe.

I'm glad to know the Corps of Engineers is working on it .. but I think it will take a miracle to save the people in the city of New Orleans from this impending disaster.