Re: Hurricane coverage

I've been watching CNN, too, and it seems like they are trying WAY too
hard to get the "great" footage of some building collapsing or
something. There really isn't that much to see right now, except a
lot of shots of guys wiping off the camera lens. (Unless you count
Anderson Cooper, who is apparently too vain to put the hood up on his
parka, all the while wiping the rain off his face repeatedly.)

I love New Orleans and it breaks my heart to imagine what might be
going on there, but it's gonna be later today, I guess, before they
can really get in and assess the damage.

All the best to anyone affected by this.

Margie

On Mon, 29 Aug 2005 15:08:34 GMT, Anne Vasquez
<annevasquez@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>I've been watching CNN's coverage of Katrina. Man, I bet emergency
>crews absolutely DESPISE these guys, standing and driving around in
>these conditions!! While I know they're trying to report breaking news,
>some of them just seem unbelievably foolish. "We are unable to drive
>because of all of the debris pummeling our vehicle, and we can't see a
>thing in this rain. OK, I'm going to go outside now and show you guys
>what 110+ mph winds feel like! It's just too bad they made us leave the
>beach." Sheesh, what idiots.
>
>Thoughts and prayers to all of you who live in the affected areas. It
>looks like a monster.
>
>Anne

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