. >> my name is kim jones. i live in what i feel to be one of the most ignored parts of the city. new orleans east. we pay a lot of money to live in these homes and it cost us a lot to live with family and friends that is not covered by fema and i want to know how long do you think we can all hold on paying these enormous house notes and to live elsewhere also? >> you know, it is my understanding that most of the mortgage companies have given everyone a reprieve from paying their mortgages. that is going to end at some point. i am not sure of the exact date of when it will end. it will be 90-120 days from that particular point in time. after that, it is my understanding that you will have to start paying your house bill. and hopefully by that time you will have some time of support either from the federal government or have a decent job that can cover those cost you know as you move forward. but that is the best information we have today. >> and also i understand that you signed a proclamation about the blue roofs. why are they not being put in new orleans east? >> we can help you

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