mcgregor skinner told us as little as a tiny vase of flowers is enough. but it brought up something really interesting. he said there is this whole program in place that they have been working on for years to -- it's an insect sterility program, so they infect the mosquitoes and then the mosquitoes become sterile. and her eggs cannot hatch. and it's had some tremendous success he said and he would like to see that used on a much broader scale around the world. he thinks that's the way to really tack it. get at the heart of this with the mosquitoes stop the breeding. >> bug birth corollas it were. >> exactly. >> could make a big difference. "america tonight's" lisa fletcher, thanks. >>> next on the program a look at the other dangers crossing the border. and making texas a hotspot for a growing number of tropical diseases. later here iowa ground zero at the start of primary season. and it's unlikely community of voters targeted in the political fray. >>> hot on america tonight's website faith and the future. young nun, a new generation committing her life

mcgregor skinner told us as little as a tiny vase of flowers is enough. there is a program in place that they've been working for years, an insect sterility program. they inject the mosquito, the mosquito becomes sterile and her eggs cannot hatch. it's had some tremendous success he said, he would like this used on a broader scale, get it with the mosquitos and stop the breeding. >> bug birth control, "america tonight's" lisa fletcher, thanks. >>> later on the program, another devastating virus and the consequence he of the communitie s of the consequences of the virus that it takes. and hot on "america tonight's" website now, faith and the future, young nun, a new generation committing her life the god. at aljazeera.com/americatonight. >> "inside story" takes you beyond the headlines, beyond the quick cuts, beyond the soundbites. we're giving you a deeper dive into the stories that are making our world what it is. s. >> a second look now at another health threat reaching across the globe. it wasn't so long ago that we were focused on ebola, the virus tha

. >> doctor gavin mcgregor skinner >> doctor gavin mcgregor skinner >> doctor gavin mcgregor skinner is the director of global is the director of global is the director of global disaster response and an expert disaster response and an expert disaster response and an expert on ebola and other diseases. on ebola and other diseases. on ebola and other diseases. >> based on history of other >> based on history of other >> based on history of other highly infectious diseases, we highly infectious diseases, we highly infectious diseases, we knew there were long-lasting knew there were long-lasting knew there were long-lasting symptoms, we knew people never symptoms, we knew people never symptoms, we knew people never got back to 100%. got back to 100%. got back to 100%. we are hearing store why is. we are hearing store why is. we are hearing store why is. >> people can't work, they feel >> people can't work, they feel >> people can't work, they feel depressed. depressed. depressed. they have joint pain or problems they have joint pain or problems they have joint pain or problems with my h

. >> doctor gavin mcgregor skinner is the director of global disaster response and an expert on ebola and other diseases. >> based on history of other highly infectious diseases, we knew there were long-lasting symptoms, we knew people never got back to 100%. we are hearing store why is. >> people can't work, they feel depressed. they have joint pain or problems with my hearing, problems with my ice. >> symptoms that may seam average. when concentrated, point to something more insidious. doctors are just beginning to recognise that thousands who survived ebola may have to deal with long-term complications from an emerging condition known as post-ebola syndrome. >> it's not until you come back to the u.s. where we have survivors we can focus on using modern medicine that we go wow, can you look at that. that patient has a problem with their eyes. they have hair loss. that lady, that nurse who survived hasn't had her period for months, what does that many. can she have babies in the future, and if she does, will they have ebola. we don't know. >> reporter: for saik ra, the onset was qui