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On the way into the city, Oprah was stopped by Eddie Compass, New Orleans's police chief. He hasn't slept in five days, his department is running ragged and at least 80 percent of the force is homeless. Just hours earlier one officer committed suicide.
From The Oprah Winfrey Show Oprah on Location: Inside the Katrina Catastrophe
Published on September 06, 2005
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