Louisiana State Police officers stop a car in downtown New Orleans, Friday, Sept. 2, 2005. The occupants of the car were searched and then let go. (AP Photo/Houston Chronicle, Brett Coomer)
Louisiana State Police officers stop a car in downtown New Orleans, Friday, Sept. 2, 2005. The occupants of the car were searched and then let go. (AP Photo/Houston Chronicle, Brett Coomer)
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Relief begins to pour in
Hurricane Katrina survivors collect food and water during food distribution at the New Orleans Convention Center, September 2, 2005. After five days of surviving Hurricane Katrina, the heat, shootings and other unrest, thousands at the Convention Center were given food and water by the U.S. National Guard. (Jason Reed/Reuters)
A U.S. National Guardsmen wheels an elderly woman from the New Orleans Convention Center, September 2, 2005. After five days of surviving Hurricane Katrina, the searing heat, shootings and other unrest, thousands at the Convention Center were given food and water by the U.S. National Guard. (Jason Reed/Reuters)
U.S. National Guardsmen march past the New Orleans Convention Center September 2, 2005. After five days of surviving Hurricane Katrina, the searing heat, shootings and other unrest, thousands at the Convention Center were given food and water by the U.S. National Guard. REUTERS/Jason Reed