
An unparalleled, emotionally raw examination of the storm's personal, political and societal fallout.

Hurricane Katrina looms over New Orleans, while residents face a chaotic evacuation; as the city scrambles to prepare, 100,000 are left behind.

New Orleans floods after the levees breach; residents try to evacuate, rescue efforts begin, and a chaotic atmosphere sets in.

Rescues persist as thousands are trapped at home, with others ushered to the Superdome; stories of resilience emerge amid media focus on violence.

Gen Honoré leads rescue efforts post-Katrina amid pressure to use force; evacuees face discrimination, and tensions rise as violence increases.