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Hurricane Katrina Video

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A scary video shot during the storm. This video, obtained exclusively by NBC was shot by two storm chasers in a holiday inn, just 50 feet from the Gulf of Mexico. Despite the raging wind and quickly rising storm surge, the two men were able to keep their cameras rolling. That's a brave attempt there.

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