This image provided by the U.S. Coast Guard shows an aeriel view of the Ninth Ward, after rising waters caused by Hurricane Rita ran over the levee Friday in New Orleans. AP Photo/U.S. Coast Guard
Water rises in the Lower Ninth Ward of New Orleans Friday. The repaired levee along the Industrial Canal was breached allowing water to flow into neighborhoods that were just getting dry from Hurricane Katrina. AP Photo/Charlie Riedel
Water from the breach in the levee in the Industrial Canal floods the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans, Friday. The neighborhood had just been pumped dry from flood waters of Hurricane Katrina. AP Photo/Ric Francis
Water flows over Alavar Street in New Orleans, Friday due to a breach in the floodwall on the downtown side of the Industrial Canal. AP Photo/Tia Owens
Water from the breach in the levee in the Industrial Canal floods the lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans, Friday. The neighborhood had just been pumped dry from flood waters of Hurricane Katrina. AP Photo/Ric Francis
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