Ray Nagin: “Even Mayor Ray Nagin says children shouldn't return. The city's too bruised and abandoned. He says right now it's not…”

Well, you know, with any event like this, having resources and, I think, having resources coordinated. So from the federal government to the state government locally, we had everything coordinated. We had a good plan. We had practiced it…

An apology from Ray Nagin. Today, the New Orleans mayor said he was wrong yesterday to predict New Orleans would be a chocolate city once again, and to say that God wants New Orleans to be a majority African American city.

We need help. We need fairness. And we need it now.

If we have 65,000 people looking for temporary housing and only 2,000 have those houses, then we need to double our efforts or triple our efforts to make sure the job gets done.