and i zeroed in on some of the concerns expressed by landowners. i was very sympathetic to the plight of landowners as a met with bank holders about the challenges they see in our process. i am hopeful that in undergoing this review, we can take some significant steps to alleviate the concerns specifically expressed by landowners. i think it is incumbent upon the commission, as well as project sponsors, to ensure greater transparency and can indication with landowners so they know -- communication with landowners so they know what their rights and abilities are. they know what going on. it is not the landowners obligation or responsibility to track ferc documents. i think the commission needs to do a better job of communicating with parties as to the status and timelines of these proceedings, and i think there are steps we can take logistically, internally, but also within the processes that can help landowners. and then i thing also there are other elements of the process that we need to take a look at. in which a recent case -- in the d.c. circui

review, we can take some significant steps to alleviate the concerns, specifically expressed by landowners, i think it is and comment upon the commission as well as project sponsors to ensure greater transparency and communication with landowners so they know what their rights and abilities are, and you know what is going on, it is not a land owners obligation or responsibility to be tracking for dockets and i think the commission needs to do a better job of communicating with parties as to the status and timeline of these proceedings, i think there are steps we can take logistically and internally but also within our processes that can help land owners and also there are also elements of our process that we needed to take a look at, there was a recent case in the circuit and which a project was upheld but one of the judges made a point about how our process can sometimes to do constraints in the natural gas fact put landowners and regulatory purgatory that is something i'm sensitive to you and i hope will be able to work with my colleagues and stuff to see if there are ways that we can ad

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sponsor probably with that before the present landowners that some of these positives of years old so no landreneau has the right to stop people walking on land where people have tried you think roman soldiers who didn't everybody said. david wants to document the case. the current landowner doesn't want to preserve the crosses property so it's going to be a power struggle in the end the council will decide. to do a lot more work i should go back and look at the. satellite freeze as i get an overall view of perhaps where the path was. david has submitted $27.00 applications and no he's called for 30 tracks on one property alone to be made accessible the land administrator says that will never happen as public parts can lead to concerns over security and frequent incidence of illegal waste i'm paying for evidence yeah i knew you'd need to look at the evidence it's possible that we could agree maybe maybe one or 2 of the tracks there are some drives that have got a lot of history history. but there are other parts is that we're looking at. was made by the by the farm it was part of a fi

tensional to earn their owners a lot of money but major landowners came here from all over the colonies looking for labor. my the for agricultural production in the house the endo's or and domestic servants in the cities. what up out of the slave trade that he now became an important commercial hub of the colonial era. anybody. got a ask him if. he kilometers from car to hand on his son buzzy leo departing game i village founded by escaped slaves today has a population of 3500 people nearly all of them natural colombians they're the descendants of the cement on a sinister spanish called their runaway slaves as was common practice they had all been marked by their owners with branding irons as from both himself witnessed the scars would remain forever but not the chains from which the slaves were freed themselves to escape sunbow c.d.o. departed was the 1st free slave town in the americas. living in freedom and in seclusion the slaves and their descendants preserved and fostered their own culture. today the community is above all connected by punk hero the only creole language in latin a

molineux women in the indian state of maharashtra becoming landowners a larger political a sustainable approach to land. and environment i'm stephanie said. in 90 minutes on d w. 4. kids time to take one step further. and face. time year of just such they are not. and the fight for the truth. is hard to overcome boundaries and connecticut. it is time for. indeed obvious coming up ahead for minds. earth home to millions of species a home worth saving. google ideas tell stories of creative people and innovative projects around the world ideas that protect the climate boost green energy solutions and reforestation. using interactive content to inspire people to take action global audience the series of global 3000 on t.w. and on mine. the but. this is news coming to you live from but i am reporting from a communications blackout. speaks to journalists in the troubled region of kashmir struggling to get the news out media there remain under tight restrictions more than a month to india suspended the region's autonomy also coming up. pope francis wraps up his africa trip of the visit to the

. >>> city leaders in mountain view are focusing on private landowners. people who offer up their property for our free parking would get paid and officials are trying to identify any charitable landowners who might want to volunteer for the project. the city will start drawing up requirements and land owners can offer input when the issue comes up later this month. >>> and now let's get a check of our weather. >> it will be breezy out there and we will start off the day with an additional layer of clouds that we might not typically see are we haven't gotten used to seeing. let me show you what it looks like out there right now from our camera on treasure island. you can see low clouds sitting up there at this point hanging out over the tower. what you do not see are the higher clouds streaming in this afternoon. even when the marine layer burns off by 9:00 or 10:00 this morning, there will be another layer of clouds above that. mid-level clouds that's part of a more interesting change for today's weather. you can see that on the satellite imagery. this l

well that's right and now the loss of contact is with the landowner and the rover or the all bit or the 3rd part of the mission is still up and running it will continue all but in the morning for the next year and taking photographs of the day when the surface we've already seen a few of these and that of course the land and all of a void of important because it would have made india just the 4th privately after the us russia and china now to successfully soft land on the surface of the moon and explored the southern pole of the lunar surface so this of course has been a disappointment scientists continued to try to establish contact and also to find out and analyze the data to find out what exactly happened right when the lander was supposed to touch the lunar surface as you said india was sent to become only the 4th country in history to land on the moon just how significant would it be if this mission indeed turns out to have failed also from an emotional point of view thing to india. i learned it's definitely significant there was a lot of hopes pegged to this mission and i don't ju

he also denies that big landowners are the only ones who benefit from the technology small farmers can also buy as equipment he says as long as they can pay for it. and that's it from me and the business team here in berlin for more business news and features check out g w dot com slash business or follow us on social media i want to get johnsonville and thanks. but i do need to keep. both food all over the ranch and home the 4th i'm clear most recently in the thinking about. the family that the last dragons this word has called the home. to the river. what's the connection between bread bio and the european union dino guild motto w correspondent alan baker can stretch this the bottom of the once set by the demon. smoking recipes for success strategy that make a difference. baking bread on d.w. . hello and welcome to arts and culture where his work influenced generations of young designers even if some of his creations were downright crazy or lin born in region has died at age 91 and will pay tribute to him in just a moment and here's what else is lined up. 303 in a football stadium on

he also denies that they'd landowners are the only ones who benefit from the technology small farmers can also buy as equipment he says as long as they can pay for it to syria now where 8 years of civil war have crushed the country's currency back in 2011 you paid 50 syrian pounds for one u.s. dollar today the official exchange rate is somewhere around $215.00 syrian pounds to a dollar but money is scarce pushing up prices on the black market crash against major currencies has made doing business in the war torn country a huge challenge surrounded by the scent of his spices mohammad's are koa is growing more desperate by the day he knows when he lies down to sleep in the evening that prices will have changed by the time he wakes up. to belittle all in the variation of the exchange rate means that when i want to buy a 50 kilograms of this or that product i lose 10 kilograms and i'm only able to buy 40 kilograms for the same price there's no stability so it's smart to wait a bit to buy but if you wait your store slowly empties out the syrian pound has also been hammered by the relentles

women are screaming at the security guards that are directly in front of the whole north before the landowners that are controlling the land over there is over there which they say belongs to them they occupied this land about 2 weeks ago and since then they've been having a long confrontation after the other in fact they say that about an hour ago the security guards fired on them so. this young lad anyone who had clearly been drinking was beaten when he confronted the guards alcoholism and suicide are alarmingly high explains flavio bunch of the missionary council for indigenous people. over the last 18 years has been ones who side a week 70 percent of the young men of marrying age confines away to support a family they are marginalised and called find work outside so they hang themselves . but many like 80 year old than me are not divine yeah believe the answer is to fight for their rights she lives by the highway facing the land that was once her home when generations of her family a buried her husband 2 children and a grandchild were killed by trucks speeding down the highway. i tell my f

the landowner says he is trying to help veterans and disabled people from becoming homeless.s more on that. >> reporter: jimmy gordon is a vietnam veteran still living battle scars from shrapnel. >> is still right here. >> reporter: wants homeless and drug addict did, he found stability in this informal rv community and northeast antioch. >> it have serenity here. i get to feel like i am living. >> it appears like paradise is about to be lost. according to the rest of the 16 people living here about to be evicted. not because the property owner wants to but because the city says he has to. >> it code enforcement is requiring all of the move off of the property by october 1. >> reporter: he owned this lot nearly 18 years. he has a lot of people with rvs to settle in, many are veterans, disabled seniors and mothers. >> i'm close to work. it is quiet, the tenants are nice your. and it is affordable. >> rent is $625 a month. rvs have plumbing and electricity. he says the city told him he does not meet the standards for the state licensed rv park and residents of they're not up by

potential to earn their owners a lot of money but major landowners came here from all over the colonies looking for labor. by the for agricultural production in the house the endos or and domestic servants in the cities. what up out of the slave trade the haina became an important commercial hub of the colonial era. anybody. got a. 80 kilometers from car to hand is sun buzzy leo depart linking i village founded by escaped slaves today has a population of 3500 people nearly all of them now for a long billions they're the descendants of the scimitar owning soon as the spanish called their runaway slaves as was common practice they had all been marked by their owners with branding irons as from boat himself witnessed the scars would remain forever but not the chains from which the slaves freed themselves to escape sunbow c.d.o. departed was the 1st free slave town in the america us. living in freedom and didn't seclusion the slaves and their descendants preserved and fostered their own culture. today the community is above all connected by punk hero the only creole language in latin americ

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in and taking private owner land to build a wall if that far that happen in a way where private landowners feel that their rights are being trampled on this is going to lead to a major headache for the act over all the good limiter. will have to run like the defense for their config to him even though for a living really it might be revivified popular in the general republican party to have a border wall this creates quite a conundrum and we will have to see moving forward whether this taking a private lands that happened in a way that is still compatible with the republican party value because usually considered after the republican party. construction companies in jordan are hoping that the end of the war neighboring syria when it eventually comes well be good for business but the threats of the sanctions are dampening their hopes of restoring business ties which have been broken by 80 years of war and has this report from on line. cement is an essential building block for just about any construction project jordanian factories produce millions of tons of it each year but the plants here

the current landowner doesn't want to perth the cross is his property so it's going to be a power strugglein the end the council will decide. to do a lot more work i should go back and look at the satellite trees as i get an overall view of perhaps where the path was. david has submitted $27.00 applications and on his call for 30 tracks on one property alone to be made accessible the land administrator says that will never happen as public parts can lead to concerns over security and frequent incidence of illegal waste i'm paying for evidence yeah i knew need to look at the evidence it's possible that we could agree maybe maybe one or 2 the tracks drives that have got a lot of history history. but there are other parts that we're looking at. was made by the by the farm it was part of a field. it wasn't it's not a recognised drug so we would probably resist this this particular track. but david would never settle for that for him and some matter of principle. what's driving this is the requirement to have all these documented by 22 and joining the 1st 2026 and the deadline we lose all abili

women are screaming at the security guards that are directly in front of the whole north before the landowners that are controlling the land of there is over there which they say belongs to them they occupied this land about 2 weeks ago and since then they've been having long confrontation after the other in fact they say that about an hour ago the security guards fired on them so. this young lad anyone who had clearly been drinking was beaten when he confronted the guards alcoholism and suicide are alarmingly high explains flavio bunch of the missionary council for indigenous people. or the last 18 years has been ones who side a week 70 percent of the young men of marrying age confines away to support a family they are marginalised and called find work outside so they hang themselves . but many like 80 year old a dummy are not divine yeah believe the answer is to fight for their rights she lives by the highway facing the land that was once her home when generations of her family a buried her husband 2 children and a grandchild were killed by trucks speeding down the highway. i tell my family

men are screaming at the security guards that are directly in front of the whole north of for the landowners that are controlling the land of the result of their which they say belongs to them they occupied this land about 2 weeks ago and since then they've been having a long confrontation after the other in fact they say that about an hour ago the security guards fired on them i don't know that. this young lad anyone who had clearly been drinking was beaten when he confronted the guards alcoholism and suicide are alarmingly high explains flavio bunch of the missionary council for indigenous people. or the last 18 years has been ones whose side are weak 70 percent of the young men of marrying age khan find a way to support a family they are marginalized and called find a work outside so they hang themselves. but many like 80 year old a dummy are not divine yeah believe the answer is to fight for their rights she lives by the highway facing the land that was once her home where generations of her family a buried her husband 2 children and a grandchild were killed by trucks speeding down the h

the women in the indian states in her rush trying to becoming landowners. in marjah alitalia a sustainable approach to land. and environment i'm stephanie civil. next d w. i n where the real power resides. i come from dirt lots of people in fact. more than a 1000000000 digits of blood nonsense democracy maybe that's one reason why i'm passionate about people and aspirations and they can send. the troops in the mission the pork is fried chicken but end up in the form of blood and bone and i remember thinking at the time if the blood in broken hill with anything could happen if people come together and unite for a pool. but i do the news i often confronted difficult situations more conflict between does something still i see despotic my job to confront what he does on policies and development to put the spotlight on issues that matter most. to security question marks in isolation. a lot has been achieved but so much more needs and i think people have to be at the heart of solutions my name is on the top she's up and i walk into jail for you. hello welcome to

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to let go and then empower us so that we can take it for what we do you see black farmers black landowners going in generations to come knowing the future is bright for us you can see yourself i'm one of those from us but unfortunately i cannot take this farm and make a legacy for my children that's where the issue of title deeds and ownership it's very important we need to transfer this lent to our children so that they can continue and take the bait and for what. thank you very much food. pleasure. explores prominent figures of the 20th century. influenced the course of history who was the cuban revolution columnist away feel castro was a few not a commie mr castro introduced country to international revolution became a point when the relationship came to an end the icons of revolution who changed the course of latin american politics. and castro face to face on al-jazeera. just off one of his main highways the median family collects as much water as possible from the mountain above. a nationwide blackout left millions without power water supplies. but this water is not portable the heal

landowners own land right up to the border they are sick of their farms effectively being massive. it spots for drug and criminal activity and so they would welcome that the guy who started that is a triple amputee a military veteran who started it and he's raised more than $20000000.00 and the cost per the you for the last people for money when mick went trump told us more than a $100.00 times people have counted that mexico would pay for the wall so why do we need you in the sky and go fund me page from lied to war because again don't discount mexico actually paying for part of the world. there are things that may happen that mexico end up paying he wanted the entirety of the world where it couldn't say hey mexico's going to pay for part of the wall part very explicitly said mexico will pay for the wall the last chapter is not written on that mark my words you will pay for the wall so then why you fund raising. you want it both ways there is no raise money because people are frustrated they're sick of not a frustrated that the president can't get mexico to pay for the wall 2 year

people who were not granted this same freedoms that were given to white landowning colonists. hear those enslaved africans joined the thousand of members of the tribe who would wait centuries to have the same freedom. today as we hold these commemorations of the first representative assembly we have to remember who it included and who it did not. that is a paradox of virginia and america and of our representative democracy a full accounting demands that we confront and discuss those aspects of our history and demands that we looks and not just a point a .400 years in the past , but how our commonwealth and country evolved? in many ways virginia today represents best of what it means to be american. we know our diversity is our strength. and we welcome immigrants, refugees, and all like those who stood on this spot or hundred years ago, come to virginia in search of a better life. our doors are open and the lights are on. matter who you are , who you love, and where you came from. you are welcome in virginia. there is nothing more american than that. even as we stand here today

one are screaming at the security guards that are directly in front of the whole door before the landowners are controlling the land of the roads over there which they say belongs to them. they occupied this land about 2 weeks ago and since then they've been having one confrontation after the other in fact they say that about an hour ago the security guards fired on them so now the good little move on this young lad anyone who had clearly been drinking was beaten when he confronted the guards alcoholism and suicide are alarmingly high explains flavio bunch of the missionary council for indigenous people. or the last 18 years has been ones who side a week 70 percent of the young man of marrying age confines away to support a family they are marginalised and called find a work outside so they hang themselves. but many like 80 year old than me or not divine yeah believe the answer is to fight for their rights she lives by the highway facing the land that was once her home when generations of her family a buried her husband 2 children and a grandchild were killed by trucks speeding down the hig

first enslaved africans, people who were not granted the same freedoms that would be given to white landowning colonists. africansse enslaved joint the thousands of virginia's first people, the members of the virginia indian tribes who would also wait centuries to have the same freedoms. hold thesee commemorations of the first representative assembly in the free world, we have to remember who included and who it did not. that is the paradox of virginia, of america and of our representative democracy. a full accounting demands that we confront and discuss those aspects of our history and it demands that we look not just to a point in time 400 years in the past but at how our commonwealth and country have evolved over the course of those four centuries. in many ways, virginia today represents the best of what it means to be american. we know our diversity is our strength. refugees, immigrants, and all, like those who stood on this about 400 years ago, come to virginia in search of a better life. our doors are open and our lights are on. no matter who you are, no matter who you love, and no matte

texas civil rights project they represent some of these asylum seekers they represent the private landowners who is properties are taken to build this wall they are very much invested in seeing what sorts of solutions these democratic candidates may be proposing. a lot more still ahead here on the news hour including it's the government versus his family as a rap how erupts of a former zimbabwe president robert mugabe his final resting place. let's come back . one of the all time greats of women's tennis is coming out of retirement for. his new prime minister is in south sudan for his 1st official state visit since taking power he's wanting to improve relations between the neighbors but he's also the talks with armed groups have been fighting the government in khartoum for years even more but reports from juba. in a nod to the relations between the 2 countries that were once one sudan's newly appointed prime minister abdullah have dohc to south sudan's capital juba as his 1st foreign visit accompanied by 4 ministers from his cabinet he met his host south sudan's president salva kiir to mark

and taking private owner land to build a wall if that far that happened in a way where private landowners feel that their rights are being trampled on this is going to lead to a major headache for the over all the good limiter. who will have to run like the different perverts and situation even though for a living really it might be revivified popular in the general republican party to have a border wall this creates quite a conundrum and we will have to see moving forward whether this taking a private land could happen in a way that is still compatible with republican party value because usually because they've heard of africa the republican party. that construction companies in jordan are hoping that the end of the war neighboring syria when it eventually comes well be good for business but the threat of sanctions are dampening their hopes of restoring business ties which had been broken by a tierce a 4 and a chapell has the support from online. cement is in a sense.

tensional to earn their owners a lot of money but major landowners came here from all over the colonies looking for labor. by the for agricultural production in the house the endos or as domestic servants in the cities. what up out of the slave trade to him it became an important commercial hub of the colonial era. anybody. got a. kilometers from car to hang on his son buzzy leo depart linking a village founded by escaped slaves today it has a population of 3500 people nearly all of them not for a problem billions they're the descendants of the scimitar on a sinister spanish called their runaway slaves as was common practice they had all been marked by their owners with branding irons as from boat himself witnessed the scars would remain forever but not the chains from which the slaves freed themselves to escape sunbow c.d.o. departed was the 1st free slave town in the america us. living in freedom and didn't seclusion the slaves and their descendants preserved and fostered their own culture. today the community is above all connected by punk hero the only creole language in latin ameri

coming in and private on our land to build a wall is not part that have been in a way where private landowners feel that their rights are being trampled on this is going to lead to a major headache or react over all the limit or even that will have to rise to that different from their constituents even though politically it might be where i've thought popular in the general rule look at party and have a border wall or create quite a conundrum and we want to see moving forward whether it's taking a private land that happened in a way that is still compatible with the republican party value because usually considered after the party the inference that's always interesting talking to you thank you for your time to appreciate it. now south africa is holding an extraordinary session of its parliament on how to tackle gender based violence president cyril ramaphosa has admitted there is a crisis after growing protests over rape and murder figures show sexual offenses in general murder rates have been rising significantly in south africa in the last decade and 2018 there were record average of $58.00

women are screaming at the security guards that are directly in front of them on norco for the landowners that are controlling the land of the roads over there which they say belongs to them they occupied this land about 2 weeks ago and since then they've been having one government haitian after the other in fact they say that about an hour ago the security guards fired on them .

because this is the landowner has effected. his of their life they were got more out of old houses as long as. just last year zia only began her career as a lawyer zia used to feel enthusiastic about all she hoped to accomplish in the future that's all changed. when i go out of my hole i see shops shut down there's no we go on the roads no nothing nothing on the rewards of course we're going to come back and can find a forwards of my house of my who and i cannot think about my future now 0 is despondent what next what next in my life how do i plan my life how do i start my life my professional life. so while. i'm sitting at my please i get suicidal thoughts at the same time and suffering from anxiety with nowhere else to go 0 so she can only wait and worry in this room whose walls used to provide comfort but now feel like they are closing in on her. in other developments a court in pakistan a sentence the brother of social media star can deal to life in prison for murder the 26 year old model was found strangled in her home in

unlike other tribes, our restricted plan the landowner wants it filled with --. it will be simple title and. that is a whole lot of land was lost. never to be part of the family, ever again. with respect to the --. we remove the quantum restriction. the administration was supportive and the president signed that into law. a lot of refinements. we are still building up our homeland as well. >> we also look at other properties to acquire. also having when taken into trust by the government. whether it is to build a hospital to build a clinic or economic pursuits. we might use it for that as well. >> the caller is talking about an air that is important for folks to remember. the land was held in common was allotted. that is the point i was making earlier. so much history has been under the thumb of federal indian policy that suppressed the ability to exercise the right to self govern. we live in a nation where we can do that. we are thriving. that is the state of affairs of the cherokee nation. that is something we need to remember. hearest on in texas, independent

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you are a big landowner and a big landlord in london.s been a big project. -- you have got a lot invested their. how does that play through? bruce: business has been good since brexit happened. every day this gets extended and nothing happens, fewer decisions get made and that is not helpful. in the fullness of time, getting something result will be good for everyone in london will be a center of commerce for a long time. we just need a solution, that's all. jason: you are about to combine officially with oaktree. what should we expect in the near term in terms of opportunities? bruce: we have announced closing on monday. we are excited and thrilled to partner with their team. we will help them in any way we possibly can. we think it is an added benefit to our institutional clients. in, whereld we are low rates are pushing money into alternatives, our general private equity real estate franchise will benefit and we have a credit offering to add to that. carol: up next, how surfing is splashy are then ever in the land of the rising sun. t

the landowners at that time have that they could not only mine coal for their personal use, whether it is with their outbuildings and their homes, and they also begin the business of the taking of that coal. they would offer it for delivery to residents of sheridan or they offered it to a fee so residents could come out and mine as much coal as they could carry to town. that went on for a while until the burlington northern arrived in 1892. it was at that point that sheridan experienced an economic boom, and not just with coal. coal was one of the dominating factors of the boom, because they not only wanted coal for their trains, they wanted to be able to ship it to their eastern markets. the next year in 1893 is when we really see the first coal camp, which would transition into a and that was the dietz community, founded by several businessmen of the sheridan community. tothis time, it is important realize that mining was one of the most dangerous jobs in the american west. especially -- mining would especially see catastrophes that would lead to a larger movement of the minor commun

always found an enemy, and in 2000, he found, he started using colonial rule, white farmers, white landownersarm workers who we re going after black farm workers who were supporting the opposition. but as you will know, and 2000, it was the beginning of the land invasions, commercialfarms were the beginning of the land invasions, commercial farms were taken, and the beginning of other countries rapid decline, economic decline. the onset of hyperinflation. the collapse of agriculture, and isolation. what hopes do you have for zimbabwe now, would you ever go back?|j hopes do you have for zimbabwe now, would you ever go back? i visit a lot, my father still lives there, i love visiting zimbabwe. the best people in the world. a lot of people say things haven't changed in zimbabwe mugabe was moved from power. ironically by his former cou nterpa rts power. ironically by his former counterparts in 2017. but as anyone knows, it's just as divided as ever. we can only hope through people who are generally, like some of the most welcoming and smartest and brightest people can put it back on its feet, but

the fires are often started by small landowners and plantation owners to clear land for planting.usands of spaniards who support the secession of catalonia are gathering in barcelona on the region's main holiday. the september 11th holiday memorializes the fall of barcelona in the spanish war secession in 1714. since 2012 it has been the date for massive rallies for the regions secessionist movement. some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight.we we will be right back. ♪ lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one? (ernie) rubber duckie! (cookie) what about a broken cookie jar? (burke) again, cookie? (cookie) yeah. me bad. (grover) yoooooow! oh! what about monsters having accidents? i am okay by the way! (burke) depends. did you cause the accident, grover? (grover) cause an accident? maybe... (bert) how do you know all this stuff? (burke) just comes with experience. (all muppets) yup. ♪ we are farmers. ♪ bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum and i don't add trup the years.s. but what i do count on... is boost® delicious boost® high protein nutritional drink has 20 grams of protei

landowner says he is trying to prevent military veterans and disabled people from becoming homeless.he story.>> reporter: jimmy gordon is a vietnam veteran still living with battle scars fr schaap -- shrapnel. once homeless and drug addicted, gordon says he is found stability in this informal rv community on private property in northeast antioch. >> i have serenity. i get to feel like i'm living.>> reporter: but it appears that paradise is about to be locked. gordon and the rest of the 16 people living here are about to be evicted. not because the property owner wants to, but because the city says he has to. >> code enforcement is requiring all of my rv tenants to move off of the property by october 1st. >> reporter: joe his owned this for 19 years. he is allow people with rvs to settle him. many are veterans, disabled seniors, and mothers. >> it is close to our work. quiet. the tenants are pretty nice here, and it is affordable. >> reporter: $625 a month. the rvs have plumbing and electricity. the city told him the location doesn't meet the standards of an rv park, and of the owner