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through at the moment. he job description prisons are never particularly comfortable places at the best of times. i don t know exactly where they are being held at the moment. we are trying to find that out. but i am pretty sure that it won t havep have been a defendant comfortable night for them. i also know their families. i know baher has a young, very young family. he has three young children, including a young 1-year-old baby who celebrated his first birthday just on friday. i also nom fahmy s wife. i spoke to her late last night. as you can imagine, she is assessment devastated by this. they were only married about a month ago. this is an injustice. this is a form of suffering they and their families are having to go through. it is absolutely wrong innocent men should be in this position. i am also convicted and sentenced to three years in prison. i am also in the. there is never there was never any evidence the court presented, that the processing cuter present ....
spent. new tech to predict storms. we ll be able to make measurements of the winds as they change very quickly. but is this city safe? do i feel 100% safe? no. marita davison is an environmental bioligist. as the waves are coming in, explain to me what s happening. tonight she goes inside the lab to bring the latest research that could stop the next superstorm. and i m phil torres, i m an entomologist. so how did katrina change the resident s attitude toward nature? now, techknow in new orleans: katrina, 10 years after. i m here at jefferson parish at the exact spot that was submerged back in august 2005 and i m 6 foot 2 and if i stretch my hand up to this height. triple that. that s how high some of the flood waters were in some neighborhoods here in this area. now while the waters are long gone, the issues are not. techknow s marita davison has spent a week here in new orleans - now marita, you ve been piecing together what went wrong from a science and en ....
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we remember the images of the lives and the homes lost in communities like this one. the lower ninth ward. survivors e, extend families, whole communities were forced out by the flood waters. after the storm, you will recall that there were promises to rebuild, vows to help, and yet, 10 years on, we found that some of the people who were at the heart of new orleans are industrial struggling to get home. out the door. if i don t see anybody that i know, i have to walk all the way to manhattan to catch the bus. if i don t have no cab fare, i walk down. it takes me like 45mins. the journey is a long one for carlene billy. her daily commute begins with a two-mile walk through jefferson parish across the mississippi from new orleans, it takes her as far as the bus stop. a 20 minute ride gets her across the river. then once i get off of that bus, i have to walk a block and a half or two blocks to get to the next bus. the commute feels like a job, itself. in a car, t ....
now rebuilt - higher, stronger, billions of dollars spent. new tech to predict storms. we ll be able to make measurements of the winds as they change very quickly. but is this city safe? do i feel 100% safe? no. marita davison is an environmental bioligist. as the waves are coming in, explain to me what s happening. tonight she goes inside the lab to bring the latest research that could stop the next superstorm. and i m phil torres, i m an entomologist. so how did katrina change the resident s attitude toward nature? now, techknow in new orleans: katrina, 10 years after. i m here at jefferson parish at the exact spot that was submerged back in august 2005 and i m 6 foot 2 and if i stretch my hand up to this height. triple that. that s how high some of the flood waters were in some neighborhoods here in this area. now while the waters are long gone, the issues are not. techknow s marita davison has spent a week here in new orleans - now marita, you ve been ....