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we're at the original eton village that opened up in 2018. and right now there's 31 homes on the property. it's a little over 4 acres, with 31 homes and a community center. hey garrett. how's it going? go and how kind of wendy today so this is, this is gary's home. and gary was one of the 1st residents to move in to eat and village. and his home was sponsored by a local bank for gary went one step farther. the people at central bank decided to be a part of his home team. so basically, it's our belief that the cause of homelessness is the loss of family. so it's usually multilayered. there's usually, it's not just one reason that someone becomes homeless, but when a person, when things have happened in a person's life, that leads them to the point where their family is no longer there for them. that's when they end up homeless. and so while we can't replace people's biological families by putting together these small groups, the small support groups, it is kind of a substitute for that type of community. people that say, i care about you, i ca

eton. the entire flock had to be destroyed-— destroyed.x _ destroyed. some of the birds have been with us for six months - destroyed. some of the birds have been with us for six months and i destroyed. some of the birds have i been with us for six months and they have come in either sick or injured and have been in intensive care and we have nursed them back. it's all about getting them ready for a release, so to do this was appalling. release, so to do this was appalling-— release, so to do this was appalling. release, so to do this was a- allini. ., ., ., , appalling. head north, and the virus is wreakin: appalling. head north, and the virus is wreaking havoc _ appalling. head north, and the virus is wreaking havoc on _ appalling. head north, and the virus is wreaking havoc on a _ appalling. head north, and the virus is wreaking havoc on a larger - appalling. head north, and the virus is wreaking havoc on a larger scale. | is wreaking havoc on a larger scale. these pictures were filmed by an rs pb officer on the solway coast in south—wes

would go to number 5, see andre rib level, russia and in the favorites, who then become the matuse eton yeoman, the death number 3. alex iris, and number 6 rap i on the doll here told the media earlier that he was a little bit tired of the controversy around. she's rival, what's been the reaction to all of this in australia while melbourne eons have enjoyed seats slope. dan's and the longest number of days in the world under locked down restrictions, making us a very, very tired bunch of strategies. also one of the highest vaccinated places in the world. and i believe many people he went joke beach to understand that who's the rules and obey them. oh, go home. of course there are a growing number of people who want history. these lordis remain free and open and, and want to see job beach play. but equally i expect that if he does get on the court, he'll be met with plenty of boost rights, tanai and melvin for us. thank you very much. thanks. let's take a look at the mother stories making news around the world. to nami, waves have reached the pacific island of tonga after the eruption of

she's moving into her forever home at eton village to you know, the good thing about eating villages. there's a lot of neighbors and people you can meet front porches and, you know, there's a lot of community activities. so that's a, there's a good group of people over there. probably makes some really great friends. i with if you ever need anything, i write down the street you're dealing with. welcome. welcome. oh wait. oh god bless your home. your home. yeah. good afternoon. ah ah. m this with dad you with me. i made it made i can tell you the indoor plumbing is a glorious thing and i don't ever want to go without it again. no, there's so many different things that we take for granted. like walking in and flipping the light switch, or turning on the water faucet or setting the heat or the air conditioning. you know, there's so many things that as human beings, we really take for granted. unless you've lost everything numerous times and you truly treasure all these wonderful things, like i love doing laundry. i mean i sense 5 years where once in a while i could actually use a wash ma

my names, nate, lunar, i'm with eton village and we were supposed to have somebody that was homeless moving and to the village today. oh, you'd better better flue thanks. i pulled it up, found them in here after i've been looking for him for 2 days. it's kelly and the last name is osha. o. s h e a. so he's not getting out today. oh, okay, cool. yeah, i get it. i appreciate you guys. thanks man. so we basically just talked to an officer at the window and found out that instead about catch and release type situation and scheduling out a court date, the judge decided to hold him and he's gonna do time for his probation violation and a dwi that he had and hadn't showed up to court for and so we're thinking 3 to 6 months. the good news is that we know that he's safe and that he'll move. he'll come out of this in 3 to 6 months with a clean slate. all those charges are going to be taken care of and we'll try to get him a home. then the bad news is kelly's not moving indeed, and village today for obvious legal reasons. you know, we try to have people take care of these kinda outstanding char