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Against the Tide: The Battle for New Orleans - Premieres: Sunday, August 26th 10p|1a ETHomeProgram HighlightsVideo GallerySlideshowRelated Links
 
Program HighlightsVideo GalleryA Storm of UncertaintyNew Orleans, two years after the devastation effects of Hurricane Katrina, still faces an uncertain existence.Today it’s a city of mixed messages…The French Quarter is alive – Mardi Gras is back – the Superdome mended.But, more than a third of the pre-Katrina population has not returned.And, those who have greeted with the closed hospitals, schools, shoppingcenters and one of the highest murder rates in the nation.“AGAINST THE TIDE: THE BATTLE FOR NEW ORLEANS” examines a citytrying to rebuild and the heroic efforts of big and small business working together.But one question remains, will the levees hold Against the Tide?
 
 
 
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Launch the SlideshowAgainst the Tide Slide Show – Meet the People of New Orleans and see the progress they’ve made – Launch the Slide Show
 
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