has come from top government on top of the n.h.s. england and then it goes down to managerial level in regions and the trusts the fact that they might be punished for raising seriously responsible issues is it is a disgrace and i think there's that whole political agenda that has been shown to be bankrupt if we learn one huge thing of benefit from this turn of virus is that the near abroad agenda has been that there will the world and that people there so people like moment so stevens of the or the agents of change for such ideology and it has to start. well to tell you solomon thank you that's it for one of your favorite shows of the last season will be back for new seasonals of some of the 5th until the right to the show you don't miss an interview and join the other guy but all of the from twitter facebook instagram and sound say say.

so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy one sunday shouldn't let it be an arms race is on off and spearing dramatic development only closely i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. we have the resources. we're out of the you know already we're out of the curb you

know we have the compassion and we mark. recchi. run our. record. or. our. sure. america. one neighbor of. our. world was coping right now behind us because one of the city's biggest homeless camps gets dredges per blogs on this warehouse district as you can see the

government figures more than a 1000000 school aged children are homeless number of homeless families world in suburban us has risen by 60 percent. one among us that trains are now women about 10 percent according to the v.a. but most long term housing is designed for that and that's why some volunteers are making a difference helping women veterans and their families. who are in the current role not sure what the real theory of the field mall in light of all i mean you have experienced some pretty cold nights out here but the navy used to play one of the toughest it's low. almost out of reach due to the kind of locations that we find people use your resume you know this is the right what is it called new to. me what you know about to see is turn respected this mentally disturbed homeless man illegally camping in the hills of albuquerque new mexico will soon fall victim to police. how do you make the minor to mourn to almost every day that goes by the

media you hear about education. jobs and health care you never hear about affordable housing. are you doing ok medically. when i started i was actually really shocked how they will be. or on the street it was like going to a 3rd world country. and this is a map that shows you the foreclosures initiated over the last 2 years every single one as for the. 3rd world i do know it's pretty well that i do know the name of the person archer heard us say was assaulted last tuesday he may have some booze or broken ribs. it is estimated the poverty rate for kids in this country will soon hit 25 percent those children would be the largest american generation to be raised in hard times since the great depression.

the 1st day. psychologically how hitch is you like anyone you know you have no friends in the world people like. even though they probably don't know you know now they may in aljunied but you yourself in the new look like you don't have a friend in the world like everybody's walking bears you and your new beau would love to know that the rest of the world is a stranger to them there is a real need in there as about i'll go there like people who are not of 5 if you live in lady lady try and think about when my going to see them i will mostly. notice before some of the family's home stove but. this is my last stop here and i don't know what i would do if i don't get my bottom of.

'd people people still in the belief that this is the. and of opportunity that you can go out and get a minimum wage job and then you get another job pays more than minimum wage and screwed yourself up when i when i was growing up there was absolutely you know. you want to be a construction guy. took your dad's hammer. threw through your belt loop walked in the construction site and you told the foreman that you could you could swing a hammer. he looked at you he knew he knew you didn't couldn't do it. but he gave you shot let's do it let's come on their. spot at the y.m.c.a. is pretty cool 10 bucks a night you can go get

a little girl gets your room stash your stuff. get a good night's sleep good on the hall in the morning. use the shared bathroom and go off and. try to get you know at this age and you can't do that 1st all those s.r.o. single room occupancy units they're gone if you came condos for sale they became parking lots they y.m.c.a. got out of the business you know when i was growing up there's no such thing as homes there's no sick. needs of people who had problems you know skid row and these types of things out the whole follies and we didn't have a population so big that we coined a phrase and named it homelessness you know and now it's become ingrained in our society but we know that if we can get the attention the american people and if they can really understand. this one thing that you can work 40 hours in

a week and still not have enough to get housing. if we can get them to understand that and we can bring the solution because everybody believes america still is the land of opportunity the reality of it is. we're not. it's grew out of your. scope so he's going to stir up and down tenets.

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but you have a lawful order to handle these. forces us to start. trouble we're going to take this or we're going to take. this a little or. a lot longer putting all this here usually the ballots will be delayed admirably they're not. here we were i was wondering. oh my god. oh my you guys got 5 minutes to get. this war. that is your. belief but let's start with 1st order then and stephanie as he. prepares for yes yes yes absolutely much less mixed up. in hot car and driver you guys laugh and cooperate i think i've been really smooth i know you are you going to move. into it. thank you.

people just don't raise. revenue not exactly what you lost it's a number of years and not all of the takes we're going to idea everybody that's here. because you guys are all in violation of the law for well regular violations until every bad law already days advance leads to. all you know which is you know. right you know i have a right to go i want to go just watch. just what i don't see anybody is as a veteran you have more opportunities to get housing for their you know that you know you don't try to come down to. the number to down so you've been born so i am just the. first in the out of the branch i don't need to be. allowed to go i don't need to be like oh i will write. i choose

i have no rights is that right was not given to me by me. and there is seem to. have everything the city has done right now and. you know colorado how to stop if you want the right so how does it not. even make an island you cannot even get decent clothes. on so. i'm not feeling better. so i'm better ya go i'm in the. i

don't want to die yet this morning. i don't want to die yet this morning. i don't want to die yet this morning. well right now ok here we go. what would you wanna know. own just. some pretty nice person give me a break no one who will have a go i'm probably not going to eat. so. on found my pen i found these on the sidewalk because mine are full of bugs woods in my magic court they snot a magic court that is my cadillac baby that's my cadillac do you know if you're old homeless person you gotta have some certain things right

. you gotta have some booze. you gotta have some booze. you know to have a blanket. ordered my paper to go you gotta have paper paper he got to have paper. class to go have plastic. bungee cords and. he guarded. all the years. she's gone. all of us we got to have her son. paul make us feel alone make you feel. you got a daughter have. a new look commuter from all over. think how the kind of a light. sometimes. it's going to get out of

a light. cloud by a man as kind of like a school you go blank that's it's all blank as does my coat. i mean it's been winner dude it's been worth a. freeze to death. i came close once the 1st storm that came through. i woke up under 2 or 4 inches of snow and. summers so lish in the series imax guys are here to say see herbert you know in

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i didn't have the carter thinking gilts right i was like ok. there's old kinds of scary people out here. carol you know i mean there's all kinds of scary people right and i'm from the mountains i'm from up in the mountains and then i get dropped down out here. in the middle of the book down there you got bugs. rog just. what did you do. any worse thing you didn't. do you. seen it watched it. and they heard. i was a girl stabbed. it was on the news there. i was right there i would like. you know i'd seen it nor.

right next to it everything else. next to dead guys of the drunk tank of. those reactors right through you know. they're all gone. past where most. my mom might well my father killed himself and i was 5 so. then my step dad it was my dad because i didn't even know my dad really. here he was a lumberjack up there and careless of them can set a tree fall on. him cut down a tree last thing he remembered was the tree hitting the ground. so you got parallel. he died i was in prison he died. to.

my mom she died 6 a double pneumonia in 2005. but 2. thank you lord for being my friend says he holds near again in one love your brother. thank you for helping me thank you for being mum. and i will get by another day i will get by another day because i will. if you had a magic wand waving giving everyone would you get. my family back. to my grandma's. or have it that. you want you know i just looked. at my grandma but you made me write really don't. you.

don't. really think. i didn't mean it but. i know you know i did i know it. might you wanted to know. so i said that. and we've done has 0 if. you want to know what the right. court did you should know this know you my foo says nothing records the affairs of

a sad life is a graphic view of the human body in a psychological sense especially to people that are beef deprived early. well they create conditions for themselves that will keep the definition going. because the way to cope with emotion that aeration for example might be found maybe to be get very hostile. if you are still going to be rejected. and that's going to reinforce your sense of being rejected in the 1st place. for you my to deal with the pain that some bear will turn to addictions and all the addictions are always about pain and my mantra is not why the addiction but why the pain and i'm sure that that's true physiology psychologically spiritually. so then people started engaging additions as a way of dealing with their pain or that addiction with their 1st true that i state that. because cellular is going to be overnight it reasonably so very difficult and

painful to do so but for the addict is reinforces that i'm all alone and over there for me and which makes them further. inclined to engage in addictive behavior to soothe that pain a sex trade worker a 27 year old said to me when i asked her what heroin did for her she said the 1st and i did heroin it felt like a war so. i was just saying she experienced a sense of love and connection which is what the endorphins do in the brain. and a guy in detox a few years ago 6 was something muscles tattoo scars earring everything but it was walking towards me in an alley i'd run the other way when i asked him whether they're into for you and he said i don't tell you this doc was like when you 3 years old and you're shaving because you're sick as a kid and your mother wraps you know one blanket put you in her lap and you just don't want chicken soup that's what their own feeling. is that we would love. you know then you ask why can't people give it up they can't give it up because the

only way they found that they can have pain relief and i have pleasure and delight and reward and the sense of connection. so homelessness in the chronically homeless may be seen as a coping mechanism. thank you sir it's a hell of a charity there is day and. there was. surprise

an upcoming year we had a lot of that. was the arts facility is what we call a low demand shelter they're very low demand is that we don't ask you to do anything it's just that they've been ordered to walk through the door other than their security and behavior guidelines for us the definition of loaded been sheltering fluids that we're not requiring any or to is a should in a program or service in order to be in the building there's not going to be a requirement for you to be sober to be in the building you can come in and under the influence of drugs or alcohol we just can't have you bringing it in with you so it's an opportunity to work with our clientele on sobriety issues and we'd much rather have them inside the building and under the influence than in the safety concern on the all salvageable.

what we've got right now is welcome to our 3rd floor this is our dormitory floor here at the arch we were originally constructed on this property is a 100 bed facility they knew when they built that it was under built probably didn't know that it was in those under built as it actually is today we sleep 230 min in this facility every night versus the 100 beds that we were created with but we're going to take a look at the dormitories themselves during the nicely we're going to sleep 100 minutes here there are case management clients there in a plan they're in a program they're working on some goals that they step through their program it may be in comes to build the it may be sobriety there's a lot of different kinds of things that case management will address but every

night they get to sleep in our dormitories. which are bunk beds style we have in storage and underneath each bed they love being able to store their own stuff and because they're in our shelter program there in our case management program each bed is assigned overnight to a specific individual so we'll have on this floor there are 100 beds and then overnight the way we get to the 230 is we also have some mats that go down the floors and we're sleeping in places in this building that we were never really intended sleep including our lobby our 2 conference rooms as well as our dining room. in our overall population profile is a 35 to 45 year old caucasian male struggling with mental health drug and alcohol

addiction we see a lot of veterans in that mix too and then we've got a lot of women and children although this is i'm in the overnight shelter the demographic for homelessness. across the nation is changed in austin no different and i think that's one of the things that we use a community you've got to address. the systemic generalization of homelessness and 3 generations of people walking through our doors sometimes during the day and it's just something that we've got to get on. so princess is a shelter provider but we're also a housing provider we recognize the necessity of shelter but we do look at shelter as a band-aid to the issue of really the solution. if you've got limited housing opportunities you've got limited opportunities to house the homeless so it's really been a push in our community to get more housing stock on the ground so that we can solve homelessness and not just band-aid it was shelter.

without housing report was we put it out in 2006 we formed rat. and made 2005 and immediately started. funding trends and affordable housing and both were all through the u.s.d.a. u.s. department of agriculture and urban through housing and urban development and because we wanted to look at it we know the shelter system started in the late 82 early 83 and by mid 1983 was across the country by 1987 the federal government had passed almost funding as a major program of their. what the hell happened right before that.

jointly every. time i'm sure and i'll be speaking to. politics. i'm show business. well the pandemic no certainly no borders i'm just blind to nationalities. you. know so much we don't know which we don't look like seem to be just saying the chief. judge of. commentary crisis with this system tends to want times we can do better and we should. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenges create the response has been so many good people are helping us. it

makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. the. protesters in minsk flood the city yet again this time to pay respects to a demonstrator killed during the rest meanwhile a video claiming to show the moment of his death comes to light. the german state of bavaria apologizes after failing to tell 900 people that they have the corona virus this comes as countries across europe see cope with infections spike. u.k. holiday makers scramble to get home after france is added to britain's coronaviruses bornstein list but with only a few hours notice given its parts chaos for travelers. they. can try both. the soonest. way there was no way to get

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