. >> sheila chandler took her family to a motel for the first few nights. she came back hoping to find something left to salvage. >> what did you lose? >> everything, except for a few pieces of clothing i could have saved, but everything, food, furniture, bed, tvs, and everything of my kids. >> you don't have a place to stay, you don't have food. >> no. i buy little by little with the little bit of money that i have but i'm about out of that. i'm trying to figure out what's next. >> the king street neighbors were relieved to see the first signs of help. fema inspectors arrived so quickly. for process being their claims it could take time and there's no guarantee how much aid, if any, the government will provide. >> do you believe them? >> i want to. right now i'm going to, i have to, i have no choice but right now i see what the outcome is, we'll all find out sooner or later. >> what do you think will happen? >> i hope something good happens, because i lost everything don't have the money to replace flog. so. >> face -- replace flog so. >> it is a challenge

sheila chandler hoped to come back and find something to salvage. >> how much did you lose? >> everything except some clothes. >> the fema inspectors arrived so quickly. for processing claims could take time and there's no guarantee how much aid if any the government will provide. faced with the loss of what little they had it is a challenge to have much hope. >> and can you see more of joie's report on "america tonight," tonight at 10:00 eastern time. coming up, the voice of the voters, what they say are the defining voices. plus. >> young people left to their own devices are making their choices. >> the fight in one state to make sex education mandatory and the resistance to it. >> hi everyone, this is al jazeera america, i'm john siegenthaler. mobilizing. hundreds of israeli troops deployed across the country as more deadly violence erupts. adult education. >> definitely there is a need. and we've seen a sustained, and in some areas, an increased need, and a demand. >> teaching sex ed in a state where it's not required and teen pregnancy rates are sky-high. >>> plus strik

sheila chandler took her family to a motel for the first few nights. she came back hoping to find something left to salvage. >> how much did you lose? >> everything except some clothes. >> the king street neighbors were relieved to see the first signs of help, feel main specters arrived so quickly. >> hi. hi, increase. >> but processing claims could take time and there's no guarantee how much aid, if any, the government will provide. >> faced with the loss of what little they had, it is a challenge to have much hope. >> a nurse is in critical condition in london after a second bout of beal la. she was first treated a year ago. she suffered a relapse last week. a new study found that the virus can hang around in some parts of the body, because it takes longer for the immune system to reach it there. >> there is a debate over sex education in louisiana and that school system starting to feel the pain. the state has high rates of teen pregnancy and h.i.v., but sex ed not required. jonathan martin has our story from new orleans. >> you guys know what the c