In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina slammed the Gulf Coast of the U.S. Following the hurricane, Inside Edition visited New Orleans hospitals that authorities were forced to flee. Inside Edition reporter Les Trent discovered abandoned rooms in two of the city’s hospitals, as well as dangerously high water levels and garbage. Inside Edition was also given special access to film inside what was then known as the Louisiana Superdome in New Orleans. The stadium became a refuge for many residents. #InsideEdition
@lucas45874 years agoEvery level of government failed new orleans. 1736
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@Frenite4 years agoThis is just brutal. The fact that people lived in those conditions shows how desperate they were. This was such a horrible hurricane. I hope something. ...Expand784
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@Frenite4 years agoThis looks so surreal. Nature can be so brutal. 486
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@Bean-mq2rz4 years agoIts so sad to hear that people were raped during a disaster. 784
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@jessicaibe9704 years ago15 years later. New orleans is still standing. 443
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@pinkymaxine4 years agoHow disgusting that people were getting raped and molested during an already awful event. 1319
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@xmoney-pb5uo4 years agoPrays and blessing to the people who might get effect by hurricane isaias. 381
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@colombianbeast694 years agoProps to the people who cleaned all this up. 84
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@facehunter5044 years agoIm from new orleans and in many ways were still recovering from katrina. I wont even be able to watch this, this worst months of my life. I thank god i. ...Expand57
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@steveharveyhd52894 years agoInside edition: lets post hurricane stuff me who lives in florida: _- 420
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@saintsgirl76154 years agoUgh this brings back so many memories for me. My mom and sister was in mississippi and i was in iceland and no way to reach them we couldnt fly in e id="hidden3"ven on a private flight no one was allowed to fly in no or south mississippi. It was the worst week of my life. We lost a lot of good people and miss them everyday!. ...Expand195
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@blusupremacy4 years agoInside edition will never run out of content. 232
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@alabasterpringles80194 years agoThis looks like a scene from a movie. coming soon: resident evil return to new orleans. 329
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@elizabethmuhleisen3572 years agoThe lafon situation was especially tragic and maddening. A storm surge brought water temporarily to the facility, knocking out any generators they had.. ...Expand80
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@jacobsanchez61124 years ago15 years later. this was deep. 30
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@JoaquinLomeliJr4 years agolets not forget that joel olsteen refused to help during hurricane harvey. When people needed help the most he closed his doors. 100
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@lindam49534 years agoI feel sorry for the pregnant women that were full term having to stay at the dome. 57
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@jamalreed70243 years agoReally surprised they didnt tear the superdome down after this. 41
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@isabellalebrato36962 years agoMy mom told me stories of this hurricane and when i was younger, i never realized she actually lived there. Everything personal and important to her was. ...Expand66
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@Ken165314 years agoIts just so sad to know that even in those living conditions ppl were being raped and molested and i just feel bad. Then there were probably murders too. This just shows how wicked ppl can really be. 73
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@JoaquinLomeliJr4 years agoHurricanes bring out the worst in people like hurricane maria and hurricane harvey. 132
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@Neyobe4 years agoI really do feel bad for the elderly. Some were in wheel chairs and were basically anchored to the ground when the water was almost up to the ceiling. 46
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@kellyrowland47584 years agoBeing in the middle of this, i can assure it was absolutely horrific. 82
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@bd38253 years agoSeriously what did that guy think he was going to find when he walked into the men' s restroom? 35
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@terrencedouglas3754 years agoLived in baton rouge at the time and just. Remember seeing this so close to home. My brother in law was an mp. Me and my sister went to go see him like. ...Expand59
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@queenfufu43054 years agoI remember leaving before katrina and joking with my friend named katrina about the hurricane when all this happened. We was young and dumb and we never. ...Expand32
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@metraforce4414 years agome waiting for the six flags at new orleans aftermath:. 44
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@hebnehlast yearThis makes me remember how unbelievable it was that this situation of stranded people just went on for day after day, and it was being reported constantly on the news. 22
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@customcactus11194 years agoWho ever is reading this have a blessed day. 56
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@kellypyffer39584 years agoIts disgusting and heartbreaking what happened to all of these people. 61
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@pinkonsneek34434 years agoMy home town i remember this all the panic and lose. And it is outrageous on how long it took for them to respond! Lives where lost and action wasn' t taking fast enough! This bring so many. 19
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@Waves-bf2sx3 years agoI will always remember hurricane katrina. I was 18 years old and moved on college campus september 1st so it will always be etched in my memory. 13
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@jinhitpresents86764 years agoI was learning about hurricane katrina and it was a lot worse than it seems. 36
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@Ashley-Renae19898 months agoThis is incredibly devastating. I wouldn' t wish this on my worst enemy. Those poor, innocent souls. 3
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@surmaa26524 years agoYep, government failed us once again with covid-19 response in 2020. 44
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@pere134 years agoThat nursing home looks like a walking dead hospital. 16
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@Onehottherapist4 years agoI remember going through a deep, dark sadness for the people after hurricane katrina. I dont have any family there but it was so bad! I will never visit n . ...Expand51
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@MrAdhiSuryana4 years agoSo heartbreaking. Rest in peace for those who died. 18
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@Looneybird-so5bm6 months agoIt really was messed up i lived in texas after katrina and a lot of people walked from new orleans into dallas county walked for days. 6
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@christinaparker234 years agoWeird thing is. The cities close by new orleans, kenner and metairie, which is about 20 minutes away from new orleans, depending on where you live, weren' t badly affected. 18
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@coolingheat56444 years agoEveryone: 1 hurricane? 2020 bad new orleans, 2005: 50
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@detoxmusclelast yearThe response to this situation was criminal. 7
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@steveharveyhd52894 years agoImagine the pain they felt while going through that. 6
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@micahsean8664last yearI was 15 when this happened and entirely unaware of how poorly ourcountry" handled this travesty. It didn' t need to be so bad. 8
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@st.francisanddr.pepper1304last yearThose were the poorest of the new orleanians. Everybody else got out, but getting out was incredibly hard. It was just bad all around. 14
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@thatall11454 years agoWhoo! this is what the apocalypse looks like weird. 90
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@topdogcowboy74983 years agoWatching this after hurricane ida just left. Prayers for those who were in it. 2
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@Sheahsea40913 years agoI was there with the colorado national guard. The aftermath was like a zombie movie. 10
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@billblaski95233 years agoI just cant believe superdome was back to hosting saints game a year or so later. 13
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@NewGmz10224 years agoOmg i remember them days. i didn' t go to the superdome but i was on my roof for 3 days. 13
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@syckindahead2 years agoI remember entering the dome for the first time in 2016, thinking about the people who were there trying to survive. Every time i go for a concert, etc i think of that. *Sigh. 10
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@enoliyaj85394 years agoWhen people ask why i cry during hurricane warnings, its bc i' m scared for my life. 19
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@JillianVSJill7 months agoMan this was a horrible time not just new orleans was destroyed im in mobile and it was pure hell. 3
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@josh890744 years agoMan oh man to think that this happened 15 years ago just feels so surreal. 7
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@nenecastillo74976 months agoOn sept 11th, rescuers risked their lives to go down into 50ft of hot rubble to pull out 2 cops in a matter of hours. It took almost a week to get people. ...Expand1
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@alexwhite31583 years agoThe combination of thousands and thousands of residents who almost all were living in poverty which has caused problems just in that sense for decades.. ...Expand4
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@ct56253 years agoAnd no one went to prison for any of it. 6
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@GrandpaPapi4 years agoIt seems like the hurricane is more like a purge warning that the government didnt put out. It caused so much violence, and i feel so sorry for everyone t . ...Expand7
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@AM-nh9lj2 years agoAmerica failed new orleans, and ill never forget it. 9
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@kevinle27863 years agoWhen the light goes through the crack of the roof in the superdome it is almost like god is taking me to heaven omg. 9
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@seand676 months agoI' m shocked it wasn' t demolished. 1
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@aaronbarber4614 years agoimagine being stuck in there with the smell 10
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@Paul.54 years agoI was only a couple weeks old when this was filmed. 3
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@pietromontezano90714 years agoIve never been so early to an inside edition video. 35
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@mypussaytasteslikepepsi4 years agoThe 1st man was so privileged in going through the super doom, it was so disrespectful. 6
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@Iceis_Phoenix2 years agoFlorida will look the same way in a few hours. Ian! 4
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@HarrisonHanson-hy7or8 months agoSo grateful i dont live anywhere near any of the states this affected. Hopefully wont ever have to see anything like this in my lifetime.
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@plushpg13804 years agoThe whole country is gunna experience what the people of hurricane katrina experienced. Helplessness. 13
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@melloangelwolf86113 years agoThis is what fallout will look like in real life. 1
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@zeedrasparrow51733 years agoWhat did he expect it to smell like and there was no running water. 8
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@frankie_dabz30354 years agoNo words to describe it, pretty awful lol. 1
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@allisonreese89845 months agoNot sure why i just saw this. I lived throughbut it took me 14 hrs to drive 3 hrs away. No electricity where i was for a week, no cell phone for 2 weeks. I am still. 1
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@stephaniethompson60904 years agoMy sisters name is katrina and at the time she worked in customer service and people refused to let her serve them because they thought she was evil and bad just because of her name. 7
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@alexwhite1253 years agoIm surprised, no wonder everyone had just had enough and it really makes sense why they acted out! Thats horrible that people were left in such horrid con . ...Expand10
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@tinyCATS550last yearI like the storys of americans helpingpass it on.
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@ciprianocanda94054 years agoWhen i look at the stadium and the city kinda looks like a zombie apocalypse. 8
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@shrektacular38784 years agoI can tell you one thing, if mother nature was real, id be havin trees snapped all over me. 3
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@Julie-ei7tj2 years agoThis dude is literally touching everything and has mask, and putting it back on his face, i cant. 4
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@jazmynbrown68202 years agoI talked to a guy who stayed at the super dome and he said people were committing crimes in there. He said people were robbed and raped. 3
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@EJ_Rose4 years agoYou renamed the louisiana superdome the new orleans superdome.
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@vocalcoachadonis7 months agoAnd we looked at the us as being such a strong and resilient nation. Just proves you have to fend for yourself in certain emergencies.
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@draco35414 years agoEverybody watching this video i pray for you and hope for everybody to have an amazing year. 1
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@moringaottawa2 years agoThis is some of the most exploitative media i' ve seen in a good while. 2
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@SpeedyWings23232 years agothe fact that the Purge Fluid is still there 1
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@musicman76enator3 years agoHurricane ida brought me here. Oh dear. 3
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@j0rdq7654 years agoThe scary thing is that inside edition was alive so long.
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@matthewthebluey-brony-trai80064 months agoI remember hurricane katrina and it was the worst hurricane disaster that i ever seen. i was watching on a small t. V. And the news pop up on hurricane i wonder what happened to all those buildings in new orleans? i' m only 26 years old and still remembered this national hurricane disaster as of today. ...Expand
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