ONE MONTH AGO, TYPHOON SOUDELOR SLAMMED INTO SAIPAN. WE TAKE A LOOK BACK.

LIFE CHANGED DRAMATICALLY AFTER SOUDELOR... PEOPLE LOST THEIR HOMES, AND THE ISLAND IS WITHOUT WATER AND POWER. PEOPLE ARE STILL RECOVERING.

PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM COMISSIONER RITA SABLAN SAYS PUBLIC HEALTH HAS BEEN CHECKING SCHOOLS.

PUBLIC HEALTH WANTS TO MAKE SURE SCHOOLS ARE READY FOR THE INFLUX OF STUDENTS IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS.

MOLD IS A GROWING PROBLEM, BUT HOSPITAL OFFICICALS SAY IT ISN'T AN IMMEDIATE HEALTH THREAT.

DOCTOR DANIEL LAMAR SAYS RESIDENTS SHOULD AIR OUT THEIR HOMES AND SCRUB SURFACES WITH BLEACH.