Latest disasters stir Katrina veterans' hopes, hard memories

This Sept. 28, 2017, photo shows New Orleans pharmacist Ruston Henry in his business in Eastern New Orleans. Survivors coped with problems for years after Hurricane Katrina decimated coastal Mississippi and Louisiana and flooded New Orleans.”There were so many questions,” recalls pharmacist Henry, who lost his business in the Lower 9th Ward as his home flooded in the Gentilly neighborhood. “Can it be rebuilt? Can it not be rebuilt? (AP Photo/Kevin McGill)

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