and our next report will meet lukey, a homeless man in the german city of cologne. business used to be better here in cologne, city center. every day. look, you write, it sits here and hopes for the goodwill of the passes by. but since start of the pandemic, the tourist crowds have dissipated, and most of the people keep their distance or the venue. there are fewer people around them and fewer people who approach me because they're scared of corona, i guess because i'm homeless on live on the street. on good days, lukey used to make up to 30 euros in 3 hours enough to feed himself and his dogs. but in recent months has had to sit here for an entire day. look, he spends his nights under a bridge. he's 35 and came to germany from slovakia to find work. he's been homeless on and off for the past 5 years. he lost his last home, an organist because his landlord didn't allow dogs when their mother, if i always have to dogs with me. when i look for work, i'm players want to see where i'm registered, or without a home. i have no registered address without an address. i can'

on good days, lukey used to make up to 30 years in 3 hours enough to feed himself and his dogs. but in recent months has had to sit here for an entire day. look, he spends his nights under a bridge. he's 35 and came to germany from slovakia to find work. he's been homeless on and off for the past 5 years. he lost his last home in august because his landlord didn't allow dogs before going there mother, i always have the dogs with me. when i look for work compliers want to see where i'm registered, but without a home i have no registered address without an address, i can't get a job without a job. i can't get a flight and money. a vicious circle at least twice a day. look, he makes a stop at the a cafe for homeless people learn central station. he comes here to eat, shower, and charges phone. but even here, things have changed. only 8 people are nowadays allowed to sit in the cafe before corona, the host to 30 to 40 people at once. for many, here, this place is a lifeline. and despite the new lockdown measures it's allowed to stay open. that's one of the main problems for homeless

and their next report will meet lukey, a homeless man in the german city of cologne. business used to be better here in cologne, city center. every day. look, you outage sits here and hopes for the goodwill of the passes by. but since start of the pandemic, the tourist crowds have dissipated, and most of the people keep their distance between the there are fewer people around them and fewer people who approach me because they're scared of corona, i guess because i'm homeless on live on the street. on good days, lookee used to make up to 30 euros in 3 hours enough to feed himself and his dogs. but in recent months has had to sit here for an entire day. look, he spends his nights under a bridge. he's 35 and came to germany from slovakia to find work. he's been homeless on and off for the past 5 years. he lost his last home in august because his landlord didn't allow dogs when their mother, if i always have to dogs with me, i'm going to look for work. employers want to see where i'm registered. but without a home, i have no registered address without an address. i can't