for the fight along highway one towards the gulf of mexico and you'll find what's left of leavell above water level. here to the remnants of the french speaking cajun communities the 1st arrived here in the 18th century evicted by the british from canada. has cajuns take on these foss wetlands finding freedom and independence in this much hugely top terrain the marshes became and remain home to their descendants today. in one line 70 interation online 5 generations in the course of a recent windell curio is the general manager of the south food levee district for him to ration and learn english for french his family's journey through the generations reflects the cajun experience in southern louisiana a fragile existence in a delicate environment these waters are their lifeline we're here because of the water we're here because the water it feeds us about it is also the nemesis the generations of people resent have been retreating and we're going to keep on retraining until we have to the point of stability. the problem today is that nobody really knows where that vanishing point lies. i

one of the last remaining leavell residents the death of the mississippi delta is very much a reality. so tell me what it's like when. i mean and when you hear a storm is brewing and you just you just start praying you have to you have to packing go you know they make you leave and then you don't know if you coming back to any areas do things in there preserving their from the land and here is it's not there's no future in them or future for president. if it hurts it hurts to know that. you have to move and i know we'll have to move on no we'll have to leave here. now or have nothing water you'll have water. if she's right and in 10 more years time there will be no record and may leave this whole area will be underwater and in the gulf of mexico. well that's it from us join us again next week and do check out the rewind page at al-jazeera dot com for more films from the series but for now thank you for joining us and we'll see you again so. you can spot. for us a little india 10000000 children brought in bondage by the victims of trafficking in. numbers a very very big number on al-ja

they need to support the police bureau and chuck leavell, the new police chief, who stepped into the the gravity of it is more than he thought it was going to be. as soon as he stepped into the job, the city council immediately defunded the police bureau of $15 million to 85 sworn police officer positions away, got rid of the gun violence reduction time who was a model for other police agencies in the nation. when we -- when they disbanded them. so we need the support of our elected officials. we need to have a zero tolerance stance on the violence, not only for the protests and in the city and we have had a record number of shootings and homicides connected to the shootings. >> okay. i have heard this, i was speaking to the commissioner of police in new york who made similar comments about budget cuts and the reduction of officers. i want to ask you though, what do you think and does it help in any way when you see outsiders come in like these caravans of trump supporters waving flags, firing paint balls at the protesters. what's your reaction when you see that injected into the sit