A Flood of Money.

Focuses on the economic and management challenges facing the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) following Hurricane Katrina. Controversy surrounding FEMA's no-bid contract with the Carnival Corp.; Review of how the rebuilding effort will be the most expensive government building exercise in history; Economic statistics related to the cost of the recovery effort; Political controversies stemming from government contracts involving Halliburton Co. and Kellog Brown & Root.