as others start their commute home, teresa smith heads towards this unassuming church near downtown san diego. but it isn't religion she is after. it is the parking lot. basic toil tri-s, snacks that we get in for donations. want to make sure our participants have what they need. >> smith and the nonprofit she founded run what's call add safe parking program, renting the lots from this church and a youth center nearby. it's one of a dozen programs in 85 sites largely along the west coast that provide a safe haven for the roughly 59% of the homeless who have lived in their cars. >> how is your caseload? >> going good. >> smith started the first lot in august 2010 when a new face of homelessness emerged. middle class individuals and families accustom to security and stability, but suddenly cast adrift in long term unemployment. >> they would go down to the shelters come back in tears saying that's not me. i'm not really homeless, i am just in between right now. what do i do, where do i go. >> now, said smith, 76% of those in the lot report some sort of income, but struggle with more than

. >> teresa smith simply broke down today.mmed in to the one room in her apartment that was not flooded by this week's rains during a roof replacement job while an emergency repair crew worked to put up a new ceiling today in her water damaged apartment in the kent apartments in hyattsville. this is video teresa took with her cell phone yesterday. she complains she's been left to fend for herself on thanksgiving because she claims neither apartment managers nor roofers will foot the bill to put her in a safe dry unit or hote tell room while the work is being done. she says she doesn't have the money to cover a hotel herself. with no place to stay, teresa's daughter, who was visiting from atlanta after a difficult year of family deaths and job loss had no choice but to go back home yesterday. teresa is shattered and on her video clearly angry at apartment managers who called police yesterday when the issue became heated. >> to let them come stay here, especially on thanksgiving. >> reporter: the apartments are operated by south

. >> just before 6:00 p.m., as others start their commute home from work, teresa smith heads toward thisgo. it's not religion she's after, it's the parking lot. dreams for change runs what's called a safe parking program, renting the lots from this church and a nearby youth center. smith started the first lot in 2010 when a new face of holelessness emerged from the great recession, middle class families accustomed to stability suddenly abrupt in long term unemployment. >> they would go down to the shelters, come back in tears saying that's not me. i'm not really homeless, i'm just in between right now. what do i do, where do i go? >> 57-year-old kathleen williams worked until she was laid off in 2009 approximate she found work as a librarian's assistant, but that salary barely paid for a motel room. four weeks ago, she lost her job and moved into her car. >> having found this place, it made it a lot easier. you park on the side of the street, the police will come along and you know wake up, get out, go away. >> smith said seen yearses 55 and older make up one in five of those parked in t

>>soy anthony smith, alias "willy rangel", oficial de la dea. estÁs detenida, teresael trasnocho con tu patrÓn ¿quÉ estaba haciendo, pues durmiendo ¿quÉ mÁs iba a hacer?. >> pues ¿quÉ? ¿cÓmo le fue?. >> cÓmo quiere que me fuera con semejante animal, mire cÓmo me volviÓ, parece que me hubiera acostado con mike tyson. >> pero ahora estÁ conmigo, haga el els fuerzo de olvidarse de otros ¿no?. >> pero... con quÉ cara me vienes a decir eso si anoche me dejaste sola y botada. >> conste por lo menos lo intentÉ. >> lo intentÉ que tal este, los... no se quedan en intentos. >> permiso. >> he estado pensando y yo creo que podemos hacer algo, pues le puedo ayudar y ponemos un negocio por ejemplo. >> (risas). >> buenÍsimo tu chiste, echo ame una de vaqueros ahora, sabes qÉe a abrÍ y la prÓxima vez que vengas te atiendo como a todos en la mesa. >> tranquilo hermano guarde eso. >> tranquilo nada m'hijo. >> que se largue le estoy diciendo que se largue le estoy diciendo un favor, ahorita mismo de este pueblo, ahorita vÁyase rapidito ¿si?. >> venga puede. >> (disparos). >> este... se

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