Effects of Hurricane Katrina in Alabama (English Wikipedia)

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Rob Marciano (CNN Meteorologist), Transcript of "Anderson Cooper 360 Degrees" (August 29, 2006) 19:00 ET, CNN, CNN.com web: CNN-ACooper082906: "ROB MARCIANO, CNN Meteorologist: Responds to Anderson Cooper that the governor preferred that folks did not go out on the streets because the "streets are literally littered with kitchen appliances."

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