Dimetrius and Regina Prout discuss their relocation to Houston following Katrina and how they are adjusting to life in Texas.
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Surviving Katrina: Prout Family: One Year Later
Dimetrius and Regina Prout discuss their relocation to Houston following Katrina and how they are adjusting to life in Texas.
Added: Aug 8, 2006
Views: 6724 Views
Runtime: 02:38
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