in that stretch chin that forese world, allied forces fought and they fought through hell, to turn the tide of the war. that's what they did, they turned the tide of the war. it was in that bat that will tl marines earned the name devil dogs to describe their ferocious fighting spirit. john kelly knows that name, devil dogs, very well, john, right? earlier this year, president macron presented an oak sapling from bellow wootd aswood as a gr nation. you fought well together. you could not fight better than we fought together. sergeant eugene wear from has willton, pennsylvania, was one of the marines at bellowwood. he raced straight in a borage of enemy fire that no one has ever seen before to bandage his friends' wounds and carry them back to safety. one year later he was more theally wound and he pasted away right after christmas. his mother would come here to mourn by the grave of her precious son she loved him so much. she was one of the thousands of american moms and dads who's beloved children found their final resting place on the hillside. each of these marvel crosses and stars

this family would jump at the chance forese for secure housint they can afford. until that happens, their rights to live a life without fear of being towed or forced to move should not be denied. so, if safety for everyone is a goal, the coalition on homelessness proposes a safe parking program which includes having the program open 24/7, perhaps operated by community members including rotating security, providing a bathroom and shower facilities like pit stops or lama may and providing case management services on site. thank you, very much. >> thank you for your continued work. kelly cutler. >> last person to speak. >> good afternoon. i'm kelly cutler, a human rights organization with the coalition on homelessness. i've been working on this since 2012. i'm glad mr. kazinski came today and we can have a discussion about the whole issue here. i do have some concerns. a number of them. one of them is like what is when it comes to the meaningful offer of assistance. it's really important to be looking at the numbers of what actual resources we have and what we don't