60 Minutes rewind. >> For the city of New Orleans, Hurricane Katrina was not so much a sudden calamity as a slow motion catastrophe. The whole country watched in agony as the flood waters rose and houses, neighborhoods, and society itself began to disintegrate along with the city's broken levies.60 Minutes correspondent Scott Py's been in New Orleans this weekend looking into how much of what happened was natural disaster and how much was man-made and avoidable. Well, >> all you guys got to take care of our ...

Uh NBC News nightly uh nightly news anchor Tom Yamus is down in central Texas and has more now on the lives lost and some of the remarkable stories of survival there. Battling the heat, mud, and misery. They're looking for any signs of life.Search and rescue teams on the Guadalupe River furiously combing through massive mountains of debris. We're in the middle of the river right now and just behind me you can see why this search and recovery is so complicated. There are mounds of this mangled steel and tree ...

Torrential rainfall dowed Kerr County, Texas Friday morning, causing flooding from the Guadalupe River. The death toll has now risen to 24 people and one death was also reported in Kendall County. Rescue teams have been working through the night to find survivors as more than 20 people remain unaccounted for from a summer camp in Hunt, Texas.Authorities saying 14 helicopters are in the air. One rescuer dangling from a chopper, appearing to help someone up in a tree as flooding rages below. Cars lifting off ...