MADELEINE BRAND, host: From NPR West, this is DAY TO DAY.  I'm Madeleine Brand.</s>MADELEINE BRAND, host: Coming up, what to do about the polluted and dangerous floodwaters still      covering more than half of New Orleans.</s>MADELEINE BRAND, host: But first, the city's mayor, Ray Nagin, ordered police to forcibly remove      people who are refusing to leave, saying they face threats from fires and      from the filthy water.  City resident Mimi Guste is being evacuated to      Washington.</s>Ms. MIMI GUSTE (Evacuee): We are being told we'll be able to get back in      I'm guessing six weeks, because economically, it would be suicide for New      Orleanians to wait six months to fix these difficulties.
Madeleine Brand updates the latest news from New Orleans, including efforts to retrieve bodies, Mayor Ray Nagin's order that all remaining residents leave the city — and what officials are planning to do to get those residents out, even if they don't want to go.