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then hurricane gustav flooded the cottage and gilmore was forced to live in her storage shed.ow at 76, she is not sure what's next. >> i'm just too old to keep starting over. >> reporter: katrina damaged or destroyed more than 94,000 homes in coastal mississippi, more than 5,000 storm victims still have no permanent place to live. >> everything here was gone. >> reporter: kathleen johnson came here to help mississippi's elderly and poor after katrina and never left. >> this used to be a tendency to want to celebrate this anniversary? the truth of the matter is there is not a lot to celebrate. >> reporter: in large areas of coastal mississippi, only about one in 8 homes has been rebuilt. the landscape is a mix of weeds, remnants of the storm and new construction. with sky high insurance costs, stricter building codes and a slow economy, many couldn't afford to stay. there is some progress. juanita steele lost her family home in katrina. she saved her insurance money and for about $60,000 camp victor ministries is building her a new one. >> this is where i need to be. i been her

larry gilmore says it should help struggling borrowers. >> it is to increase communication, provide standardization and transparency with what is taking place with the loan modification applications. >> reporter: housing people can check on the application, and scan them into the system to keep them from being lost. if an applicant is denied a government loan modification, the software can help them apply for a bank program. the center for responsible lending's julie gordon welcomes the program, but says the problem needs a more serious effort. she would like to see homeowners work out the loans through bankruptcy. >> we can't give up on six million people and substantially more who are going to lose their homes. it will continue to hamper our recovery and send us into a second recession. even if the millions of americans at risk of foreclosure were able to get their loans modified, experts say three-quarters of them are likely to default on those loans again. that's because many of those borrowers have high levels of other debt. stephanie dhue, "nightly business report," washington. é >> tom: a da

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. >> reporter: life has dealt billy gilmore a tough hand the past five years. >> i don't invite peoplese i'm ashamed for the way i've had to live. >> reporter: hurricane katrina left her home under 30 feet of water. she moved into a fema trailer and later a government cottage. then hurricane gustav flooded the cottage and she was forced to live in her storage shed. now at 76 she's not sure what's next. >> i'm just too old to keep starting over. >> reporter: katrina damaged or destroyed more than 94,000 homes in coastal mississippi. more than 5,000 storm victims still have no permanent place to live. >> everything here was gone. >> reporter: kathleen johnson came here to help mississippi's elderly and poor after katrina and never left. >> this used to be a tendency to want to celebrate this anniversary. the truth of the matter is there's not a lot to celebrate. >> reporter: in large areas of coastal mississippi, only 1 in 8 homes has been rebuilt. the landscape is a mix of weeds, remnants of the storm and new construction. with sky high insurance costs, stricter building codes and a slo