What New Orleans Was Like After Hurricane Katrina
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- 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
Every level of government failed New Orleans.
Rosanna Flores that’s so sad but true
❎ another reason I dont vote !
Garage Door Openers if it was there best it still wasn’t good enough and failed
Gavin R just like how you did on your math test
Gavin R is it failing today
This 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 like this never happens again. The government certainly could have done a much better job.
Ummmm, people could have heeded the warnings and evacuated too.
Be greatful they tried. Not like you could do anything.
The response of the U.S Government was pathetic even the Mexican Military crossed the border to help outrages
@@sdafasdfasdfsda People believed the hurricane would be a 2 and barely hit New Orleans, the hurricane changed paths last second and turned into a 5. With only hours before it would hit. It wouldn't have been as bad if the levees hadn't broken, the people that tried to evacuate, so many tried to leave that people couldn't.
For Wakanda and Canadian
Its so sad to hear that people were raped during a disaster.
@LETHAL MAPLE What?
Jeep Joseph he’s saying he gonna beat up whoever raped people
@LETHAL MAPLE why not just use the legal system instead?
@LETHAL MAPLE mans built diffrent
@LETHAL MAPLE huh???
How disgusting that people were getting raped and molested during an already awful event.
They failed us my friend's first child is from a rape in there.
TOO BAD YOU DAMM LIBERALS GIVE THEM FREEDOM SO THAT THEY GET TO LIVE IN TGE FIRST PLACE AND HAVE FREEDOM. HOW WOULD YOU HANDLE SUCH A TOUGH SITUATION IN A WEEKS NOTICE?
@@amused8721 yu need to seek help.
@Tyrie xx5 you need to wake up and realize that the whole situation was tough and uncalled for. The pedos on house arrest couldn’t be dealt with otherwise such as having them sleep in a separate enclosed space because there would be a class action lawsuit for discrimination against FEMA and even Mexico’s first aid response teams.
@@amused8721 Plus
Louisiana is dangerous period
This looks so surreal. Nature can be so brutal.
Please kiss you
true, but.... they actually survived the hurricane... it was the LEVEE BREAK
that caught everyone off-guard....and flooded super fast!
It’s our fault for the things we do that make nature create more natural disasters.
I think nature had some help.
This is not nature, this would never happen naturally if it wasn’t by climate change, super hurricanes have been 10 times more common since the 19 hundreths
15 years later.... New Orleans is still standing🙏🏽
Chocolate hands
DarkSpikeTV Backup Channel it cost you zero dollars to not be racist but nooo
🙏🏻=🙏🏿
I guess you could say that
It’s sinking lol
Inside edition: let’s post hurricane stuff
Me who lives in florida: -_-
Lol
Haha you live in Florida
ITZ_ICY_GAMING so?
...and has hurricane Isaias incoming right now
ITZ_ICY_GAMING yeah so ? I feel bad for him
This looks like a scene from a movie ....
COMING SOON : Resident Evil return to New Orleans
That’s what it felt like
Lol😂😂
No kinda looks like a zombie apocalypse accept no zombie but trash
Capcom should take notice
Operation: NOLA
I’m from New Orleans and in many ways we’re still recovering from Katrina.. I won’t even be able to watch this, this worst months of my life. I thank god I was able to get out of town when so many couldn’t afford to or just didn’t.
Your city robbed Mississippi Coast of Katrina coverage they Had it WAY WORSE!!!
That's where education and skills come in. Have to learn to manage money and such early on, so you're never trapped from lack of cash.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 Dumb
@@boogitybear2283did you even watch the video!
@@boogitybear2283 they all had it horrible, lets not compete
*LETS NOT FORGET THAT JOEL OLSTEEN REFUSED TO HELP*
during hurricane Harvey. When people needed help the most he closed his doors.
Probably didn't want people shitting in the pews of his mega church 😅
NEVER FORGET!!! Mattress Mack meanwhile was allowing anyone to come sleep on his brand new furniture and feeding everyone multiple times.
@@joem2130 yes!!!! That is right! They knew it would bring value down to his furniture once it's been used but he didn't care. And now a "fake church" like Joel olsteen couldn't even do what he preaches of helping others
@@JoaquinLomeliJr every single time Houston needs help, Joel Osteen disappears completely. Shameful.
@@joem2130 exactly. He isn't doing God's work. He is using God to make money for myself
Ugh 😩 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 couldn’t fly in even 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!!!
That sucks
💔🙏🏼
I lived in petal near hattiesburg we got hit bad
Prays and blessing to the people who might get effect by hurricane Isaias
Hi Brice 3000
@LeafyisGone u shut up
im so lucky im not in the east coast
LeafyisGone maybe he isnt
I am I live in florida
Inside edition will never run out of content.
LeafyisGone literally😂
You could make a funny comment if you wanted to
My sandwich tickles
Until the apocalypse
If they do, they could do a video on the toe I stubbed earlier.
Imagine if the corna was around crazy
Lol true... oh wait.
corna
People still raid the stores and steal food
whats corna
RandomKourosh coronavirus
I feel sorry for the pregnant women that were full term having to stay at the dome
It was worst for the mothers with babies I would imagine…no milk, no diapers, etc. I was 6 months pregnant and super hot thank God I didn’t listen to my then boyfriend to come to New Orleans East with him to ride out the storm for his birthday weekend.
@@K5Kreationssmart. My grandpa died out in New Orleans East during Katrina, he didn't wanna leave
@@chipsimon9607 My now husband is from New Orleans East and he stayed behind. Thank God he survived! Thank God I didn’t stay behind with him for his bday weekend as I was 6 months pregnant at the time.
The Lafon situation was especially tragic and maddening. A storm surge brought water temporarily to the facility, knocking out any generators they had. The water receded and they were then on dry ground. The heat was brutal then. People would try flagging down rescue personnel telling them about the elderly inside but they were rebuffed being told that the rescuers had to go to flooded areas. It was a number of days before any assistance finally arrived to get patients out - by then it was too late for many of them.
Props to the people who cleaned all this up
You mean the citizens
@@jakewhatley3041 he’s saying anyone just shut up
@@trill.xcoughy3413 can we please TRY too be more respectful of one another and maybe not tell each other to shut up? If you have a point to make then make it and you can do so without seeming like a judgemental critical miserable negative person with only more hate to spread. Obviously this is a suggestion I'm not telling you what you HAVE to do it's clearly your right and you're choice to communicate the way you do I'm just saying it's not getting anybody anywhere good
@@jakewhatley3041 right after looting
@@kimmyymmikbecause the government failed city and they were essentially left on their own?
Really surprised they didn’t tear the Superdome down after this
I thought they did
It was mainly the roof that got the worst
I’m surprised they didn’t tear *New Orleans* down after this.
@@iambatman6120yes I agree I can’t imagine how bad the mold is in all the buildings and houses is the schools every thing
Hurricanes bring out the worst in people like Hurricane Maria and Hurricane Harvey.
what about Rita or Katrina?
They also bring out the best. I was in Houston before I returned to New Orleans in October and worked on a team that triaged the elderly into safer settings. We assembled it in less than 48 hours and worked there for over a month.
It’s just so sad to know that even in those living conditions ppl were being raped and molested and I just feel bad. Then there we’re probably murders too. This just shows how wicked ppl can really be.
who ever is reading this have a blessed day
15 years later ..
This was *DEEP*
I 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
My 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 ruined. I was just born and she was staying there for something (I can’t remember what) so I stayed back with my dad. She came home when all of this happened and she returned to gather what survived in the storm. There was absolutely nothing. Learning she was actually living/staying there at the time breaks my heart
I can't imagine anything worth risking my life for...that's why we have insurance.
90+% of everything? There's tens of thousands of identical others.
Being in the middle of this, I can assure it was absolutely horrific
You too?
@Kelly, Yes, it was... And worse than what the news reported
🥱🥱🥱🥱🥱😴😴😴
I will never forget!
how tall where the flood waters truly
I was learning about hurricane Katrina and it was a lot worse than it seems
Yep, government failed us once again with covid-19 response in 2020.
Yeah, NOLA is an area that's pretty swampy and it's surrounded by water. They should've known it would flood. And all it takes is another Hurricane Harvey to stall out over there and we could see this same scene again.
*Me waiting for the Six Flags at New Orleans aftermath:* 👁👄👁
Lol so true I pass that place everyday. Now it's only used as a movie set because of that abandoned theme park vibe.
@@Crunchycrunkybro the Six Flags in New Orleans looks like haunt scary place in the playground, roller coasters, etc.
Lived 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 a week after this disaster. We pulled off on the wrong street. And just remembering that smell and looking over to the side seeing this guy in a blue jogging suit face down in a huge puddle rotting there. Easily one of the things Ill never forget.
Rule #1, if there's a warning, follow it immediately. Where I live, there might be a weather warning. I don't know anyone who's not right on top of that.
@@windsofmarchjourneyperrytr2823 I think you forgot some parts of Louisiana was really poor. Some people didn’t have the money or the resources to evacuate.. I think your forgetting that evacuating a whole family and people with medical issues is really difficult.
Seriously what did that guy think he was going to find when he walked into the men's restroom?
It 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
That nursing home looks like a walking dead hospital
Its disgusting and heartbreaking what happened to all of these people 💔😭
I 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 thought something like this would happen to New Orleans. It hurt so bad to see New Orleans looked like that. I don’t know why I looked at this video...
Everyone: 1 hurricane? 2020 bad
New Orleans, 2005: 😐
Cooling Heat aren’t you forgetting that we already have enough to deal with ever since the aliens and a national food shortage. Not to mention Russia taking over some countries in Europe
This didn’t age well
ChelliAmariMarzban did you expect no major hurricanes? It was a throw back to how people were overreacting because Hanna and Isaias were just Cat 1 hurricanes and saying the year was the worst because of it
This 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.
My 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 memories!:'(
Those were the poorest of the new Orleanians. Everybody else got out, but getting out was incredibly hard. It was just bad all around.
I 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
I was 15 when this happened and entirely unaware of how poorly our "developed country" handled this travesty. It didn't need to be so bad.
That is true. This guy acts as a little too shocked.
@@OliverNorth9729because it shouldn’t have happened.
I remember going through a deep, dark sadness for the people after Hurricane Katrina. I don’t have any family there but it was so bad! I will never visit New Orleans. The coverage of the man dead in his wheelchair outside of the SuperDome just devastating..😢
New Orleans is a beautiful City don’t let the darkness of Hurricane Katrina make you say you’ll never visit at least one visit is worth it you’ll love the food and culture
Weird 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.
Whoa.
It depended on where you were entirely. Close to the lake in both Kenner and Metarie had over 6ft of water. On the Metarie side of City Park, there was 12ft of water. Even without the flooding in some parts of Kenner and Metarie, you still had a fair bit of wind damage.
America failed New Orleans, and I’ll never forget it.
When people ask why i cry during hurricane warnings, Its bc I'm scared for my life.
Man this was a horrible time not just New Orleans was destroyed I’m in Mobile and it was pure hell
It really was I'm in mobile Alabama to and i thought we had it bad when Katrina hit it was bad but new Orleans was horrific i was 15 when Katrina hit in 2005
I’ve never been so early to an Inside Edition video 😂
I just cant believe Superdome was back to hosting Saints game a year or so later
Where was George W. Bush when this awful event happened?
Oil searching
he was probably living a normal life with his wife and his two twin daughters
His ranch .. he came 5 days after the fact.
Whoo!
This is what the apocalypse looks like weird
Yeah I was thinking the same thing
Something you would see in The Walking Dead
the correct meaning of 'apocalypse' is a revealing, a revelation...
usually so SHOCKING it SHAKES THINGS UP...
like, NO way can our leaders be baby EATING WEIRDOS WHO STALK WOMEN FOR FUN?!?!?!
lightning flash...
im not sure what 'katrina' was.... no one seemed to care much .....
to this day....
nor Haiti for that matter..... but they love destroying US while yelling, 'BLM'....
Omg I remember them days.
I didn't go to the Superdome but I was on my roof for 3 days
The response to this situation was criminal.
So heartbreaking. Rest in peace for those who died 🙏🏻🙏🏻
This is incredibly devastating. I wouldn't wish this
on my worst enemy. Those poor, innocent souls.
Man oh Man to think that this happened 15 years ago just feels so surreal
When the light goes through the crack of the roof in the superdome it is almost like god is taking me to heaven omg 😳😳😳😳😨
This was so sad and so heartbreaking to watch it brought bad so many memories I am a hurricane Katrina survivor and all which is seen was no joke
Imagine the pain they felt while going through that
2:06 that was so heartbreaking
3:20 If he couldn’t take 10 seconds of the smell, imagine someone spending Several days of that stench, I can’t even imagine what the people had to go through. 😢
I was 5 when this happened so sad 💯
I 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
3:09 imagine being stuck in there with the smell
I don’t need to imagine... I remember... it took a year to get that smell out of my nose.
@@averagebean7227 wait you was there!?!?
@@cyclopslaser809 Yes, 6 days in the Superdome. Fun times.
@@averagebean7227 👁👄👁
I was there with the Colorado national guard. The aftermath was like a zombie movie
The whole country is gunna EXPERIENCE what the people of Hurricane Katrina experienced. Helplessness.
Don’t blame the whole country.. Their were actually people sending money and aid.
5:45 the fact that the Purge Fluid is still there
Let's pray that thus never happens again. May the souls of those who died rest in peace.
The left toys - so heratbreaking
But you’ve already uploaded this.
Flashback!
My goodness 🤦
bruh its a flashback so people can remember
How awful! I wonder how long it took to clean this all up!
My 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
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Didn’t this happen when Vine was around like 5 years ago?
Vine
I jacksoff to vine girls
@@ChickenDijonPizza my truck is filled with whiteliquidnow help me partner
DarkSpikeTV Backup Channel lol what
No. There was a vine about it but it happened in 2005.
What did he expect it to smell like and there was no running water
This was nothing compared to what the Mississippi Coast dealt with Katrina!!
Oh, they had bodies floating in the streets too?
@@cinemeleon2808 Go to Hell.
Watching this after Hurricane Ida just left. Prayers for those who were in it
Only in the USA would treat our own people like this. But foreigners come into the country and can get free health insurance, EBT cards, translators to speak for them. Everything for a group of people that has put anything into this country, but reaps all the benefits. Send them back, or even better close every border leading in to this country. Take care of your own first and for most.
I understand your frustrations as a person who was there when it happened but please don't be too harsh on people who have to come across the border. Remember they've had to live in these types of conditions for years. I hope you have a good day!
@@THATBOISHAD No, they shouldn't be here. America First
@@THATBOISHAD they shouldn't be putting different country's citizens above there own citizens
Mexicans cleaned this Sir.I lived in tyler texas at that time.i worked taking everything out of homes dead pets i seen it all.God bless..Broooo
When i look at the stadium and the city kinda looks like a zombie apocalypse
Right they were prob shot & killed sad
everybody watching this video i pray for you and hope for everybody to have an amazing year
Thank you ♡
And no one went to prison for any of it.
I 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.
That’s true
@@walteryoung8279 😲
16 years to the day😢 Hurricane Ida
Here because of Ida. Best of luck, New Orleans.
Same
Still no reason to rape people and trash it like they did. I live in New Orleans now and can’t wait to get outta here this year and head back to the east coast where I was born and raised. The whole state is corrupt and their government could care less about their people. I pity the people from southern Louisiana if this ever happens again.
I've been to the East Coast. They have police and jails there, too.
I 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 Katrina and showing the disaster so much. I was only 7 years old at the time. I don't live in New Orleans, I'm living in Illinois.
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.
I wish these things were preventable
Not sure why I just saw this....I lived through Katrina....evacuated, but 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 traumatized.....
MS & areas south of New Orleans farther down the river closer to the mouth got worse
I was stuck in the Superdome for 7 days then.... It was Harsh Times... to say the least. RIP To all those that did Not make it.
So sorry you went through that
Me n my family survive this but its was horrible
As one person said, really surprised they didn’t tear down the super dome after this, I’m suprised they didn’t tear *New Orleans* down after this.
Hurricane Ida brought me here. Oh dear. 😥
Thanks for telling us.
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Fantastic!
youtube is broken
Inside edition is broken
TH-cam broken again
@@WesternSouthDakotaRailfan2006 i know
arrich christian I. caluag ok
Is it me or it’s my first time early in inside edition
Make it your last
Nope
It seems like the hurricane is more like a purge warning that the government didn’t put out. It caused so much violence, and i feel so sorry for everyone that had to suffer. I don’t believe in god, but i am praying for these people.
This dude is literally touching everything and has mask, and putting it back on his face, I can’t
When I was little I tried to swim or boogie board in a flood 😅
Ooga booga
You tried to oogie boogie like a kfc lover
r/madlad
I knew a woman who survived Katrina. The media only showed New Orleans aftermath to a certain point. The ghastly sights and smells and pure terror were not shown to the public. Folks, it was way worse than what we saw on tv playing out. Bodies in the streets decomposing, snakes and gators lurking in the water all around people, sewage and human waste everywhere, it was a real nightmare playing out in front of everyone there.
Is that camera quality from the 2000’ lmao😂
no duh it happened in 2005
Is your mind from a 5 year old 😂
Yes
On 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 above ground trapped in water. You tell me what’s wrong with this comparison.