Roundtable: Bush on Katrina, Terror-Free Gas  Tuesday's topics:
President Bush talks about the aftermath of Katrina; a solution
for crowded prisons; and the country's first "terror-free" gas
station. Guests: Michael Meyers, executive director of the New
York Civil Rights Coalition; Bob Meadows, writer for People
Magazine; and Laura Washington, Chicago Sun-Times columnist.
TONY COX, host:  This is NEWS & NOTES. I'm Tony Cox.  On today's
Roundtable, President Bush talks to NPR about the aftermath of
Katrina. Deal or no deal, prison inmates are being offered all
sorts of perks to move across the country. And a gas station
offers terror-free gasoline.  Joining us today are Michael
Meyers, executive director of the New York Civil Rights
Coalition, Laura Washington, Chicago Sun Times columnist, and
Bob Meadows, staff writer for "People" magazine. Hello,
everybody.  Mr. MICHAEL MEYERS (Executive Director, New York
Civil Rights Coalition): Yes.  Ms. LAURA WASHINGTON (Columnist,
Chicago Sun Times): Hi.  Mr. BOB MEAD