meanwhile thousands of marched in belgium calling for urgent action on climate change and the email exchange appears to show the extent of jamal khashoggi is fear over the influence of saudi crown prince mohammed bin so month c.n.n. gained access to more than four hundred e-mails where a saudi journalist and activist omar abdel aziz planned an online movement that would hold the saudi state to account well meanwhile the saudi crown prince has left martini off for a short visit there it's on his way to algeria where he has actually now landed in hama been some us presence font demonstrations linked to his alleged involvement in the murder of jamal khashoggi up in protest against the crown prince during several stops of his overseas tour. you're up to date with all of our top stories there will be more news from doha in about twenty five minutes time after witness. a recent u.n. report has given remuda agency to the fight against climate change and from his

threats like sea level rise at this year's climate talks in poland kind the international community seize the opportunity to take concerted action stay with al-jazeera the latest from the front lines of the climate crisis from the conference itself. people know people here when everybody was here and everybody be outside walking around walking their dogs you know just enjoying you know sit with suburbs. it was like a small little community hidden and see right it's not easy to go in here so you are in clip there for the screwdriver ok it used to be pewter for being here we

used to have yard inspections and you know you'd have to make sure that your guy was better than the lady down the street. want to talk about low income housing. you know probably doesn't have much of the early a lot of people come to make lot of money it's almost all. i've been here thirty eight years and ninety two years old then they give me bitch you know interests. we were given no choice.

had a couple of seeds in and i didn't know what i was fried plan and it took a while to come up but it was so nice planned. you know i'm in my eighty's and i don't plan on getting read. my unlike my daughter said to me one time she jokes with me all the time my younger daughter she said dad give me some of your money i said why she said you can take it with you i said then i'm not going they want this land some people are estimating it's worth ninety million some are saying sixty million fisher is my home i spent twenty five thousand dollars last year put in a new roof and upgrading the whole thing new siding. and fourth just walk away with it you know i mean it doesn't make sense if you play nice

they'll walk all over you. oh you think that's going to save us is fresh and media you know you have to embarrass. the future of mid-field park has been up in the air since the early two thousand when concerns surfaced over failing water and sewer lines and you cannot fix the sewer pipes without removing the house because of the way the original developer built that land the land is city owned and civic officials would prefer the valuable property to be used for high density mixed use developments there this is going back to two thousand and six rudy predator leads a community co-op and as he watches his property value drop creditors says there's only one deal he will accept to get out of here and leave us alone. there telling everybody in the city that day infrastructure is falling apart. that's a big lie. i've tried to tell our people here if your home and say anything

to you you have to fight for if you're not willing to fight for your home you don't deserve a. very

. take a pretty darn moving we found nothing. thank you i only laughed and. stared back at the turn burnin. you know. you're moving but only where you're going i bought a place up right here made me. this last paperwork shows read on it that if you're not out by the end of september they're going to take forcefully take you out of your homes change a lot so you're done and you don't get no money i don't know what to going to do

a deal he's going to be sure they're all going to be demolished yeah and what ammo you gonna think get them all of you who have no record where who are all i can go i can go to. h. both the bill of the new park know how it started and we're going to million new park oh shit i don't want their own to show me a picture of a little lake in the middle and all this in the middle fountains you know and all the time now and i build a new park. that's here. we go. this tree here i've planted that one at a one time out on foot and i have high. and there was no bag classier so i wasn't

worried about his getting wrecked in the city one day is going to come in here and hit my tree with a bulldozer. as well and i look at the golf course i say you've got three four hundred people live in this park and you've got six people on the golf course cover now about five thousand acres. and they have no place for a. ridiculous. i'm not telling them to remove the golf course. i'm telling them to remove themselves from our way of life if they don't like it don't treat us like trailer trash. well the thing is they promised a. new park to move to and then we were going to hold them to that you know if i make a promise to the city they damn well help make me live up to it. again you got a manager i'm going to not going door to door you got to get out by the end of the

month caring people. when i was a kid moving from farm an apartment and losing your stuff it's not a big deal but when you're in a home and you've accumulated so much stuff and you have stuff from your family that they passed on and you can't take with you know it's hard. to wealth is what you are know how. yes. it's all people believe anymore. there's quite a few people in here they think that they're just to be able to walk up to a lawyer and fight to stay in here and really show you everybody's head for forward

and say this part we're going to save this part. it's it's going to be taking. their lives or hold. there's no more fight. there is no more time. now in this is. this place youth need name i used to keep my grasp of the fence was but after what they did give out you don't do nothing. that my part. found one that i will take. in the.

bill i'm ready to go. i can move at any time now for the march to bunker basement apartment the one bedroom. i'm going from two feet above ground zero four feet below. because right now i'm two feet above ground with this curtain. and i'm going to go into the bunker to be down all you can see is my head. but i'll get used to it you know you know. this move with the thought the pool. i have to take what the majority does i mean i can't not one man is going to take on the fifty. i'm watching the interviews that you've been doing and i know i'm still trying to figure out what i can do to help other than just shine a light all right like what are you hoping for rio compensation fair value i know

then i got to go buy a shop i want my home you want to keep your shirt me people ask you why you haven't started that last line on a much. money. to close midfield we. had to give one year's notice we said that wasn't fair we gave three. no compensation is payable we said that was fair so everyone is getting ten thousand dollars cash plus help with their moving expenses plus of course they still own their homes. so of the hundred and eighty three homes at midfield i believe about one hundred fifty to. forty i have

plans to move before the end of the month about ten we have not heard from yet. i. i. i. can't. believe. you know i know they've got a. kind of gives you that closed in feeling for sure. takes away the scenery you know we

pay an extra fifty dollars in rent here look at the scenery and they. a year ago i was at start to have pains and everything then i finally got checked out and after a month or so of diagnosis and stuff found out i had stomach cancer. so i went back to work and said well i can't work now because i've got other issues to deal with then left work and came home here and i walked into the front door and that's when our notice was on the front door saying that we have to leave here at

the end of september. so then i just kind of threw it out a side to side other issues to work on high now because i was in a lot of pain and everything so we got through that and i got to get through this.

deem braun just the court room where they are arguing ts on medium he's a person who could be go funny page for those of you who wanted to help fund the action and i'm find out what exactly happened there dean brown thanks so much for joining us thanks for calling in it's been a great morning so tell us what happened when we went into the court and the car to learn to do we engage a match or else he's arguing with the city that we're going to delay it until november twenty second so the residents who want to remain there are free to remain there until november well right on through no objection on september thirtieth no objections september thirtieth. they know they've got a fight on their hands because before i take ten thousand dollars i put a match to it as a joke it's a stir up a hornet's nest and that's exactly what it's going to do if you've got the public

behind that and everything straight. presidents now have a lawyer working on their behalf matthew farrel took the park residents case to court today at a hearing both in november farrel will argue the city's reasons for addicting the residents crumbling water and sewer infrastructure goes against the province's mobile home site tenant. i was on the streets when you. were here to go in front of the judge and find out which way things are going to go . hard feeling about you. i always feel good about another one i wouldn't be here.

one of. the facts i really are you seemed. to write. your reaction to what happened and the key thing here is and the thing that the judge is going to be deciding in this application is whether or not what the city did was wrong for the people who are still there obviously the hope is that they're still going to continue to be there but they don't understand what stress does to a person it's golems the ones i don't see anymore and start crying. you

know. but i've lost quite a few. family members and. daughter shaan. you get through. so much care and that's my wife you know that's jodi and me these are the two that i left her and i. only lost her child. woke up in the morning a baby was dead. six months old and i could try if i was an artist i could draw you a picture of what i'd seen that morning you never know you never. you never

stays with you you learn to live with it but you never forget. one day fifty two am. told to church we go. all of us all four of the yellow. so we're told that. there are whole works itself the world. everybody is or are going to come over to our house. ok. you know who you are. you know.

when you fell today were you dizzy busy dizzy. i don't know where i was sad all right. this one yeah. yeah. and i'm oh yeah and i think that's because i was when i called for professional law i think thirty hours. i don't want to hear some old. you know i'm going to die i'll do the whole. incident in my little mind he goes yeah i'm onto you just let me think this and here. is. the one.

ok this. laydown know. when i was gone and hospital when i come home i went and lay down on the bed and she lay down beside me and some more man my dog here she is right here like in my notes playing on the bed like in mine or sure glad i. yellow. so you're going to fill me in on everything that happened down at the courthouse. just. ordered.

so i know. i was planning on retiring here and spending the rest of my years here. but any time you have anything to do with this city you know they'll dig your grave up if they want that last. week i think i. think.

it's cost me and my life to be a helpful thing. but i think somebody being treated wrong i speak up. it's just the way i am. it's like one guy told me one time i like a good like a month ago while i said why. he said he was for everyone a quick. noah

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