surrounded by a lot of dedicated, extremely hard-working people. >> the fruits of sbp's efforts and other groups working in new orleans have paid off. in many ways, the city thriving. tourists are back, and new businesses are opening. but liz says there are still displaced residents more than ten years after katrina. people who want to come home but can't. >> it's 11 years after katrina, and many neighborhoods look like this one. you know, they're vibrant, people are back home, life is very much back to normal. i think the biggest problem that we're seeing is that we're still working with families who were impacted by katrina who are not home yet. the real challenge is that the overwhelming majority of those people are victims of contractor fraud or theft or vandalism. and they've just run out of resources. and they don't have a clear path home. >> we were here for katrina. we had 6.5 feet of water. >> hurricane katrina struck in august of 2005, leaving new