this thanksgiving in tears because she says she has no place to go after her apartment was made unlivablett broom brings us the story from the kent village apartments. >> teresa smith simply broke down today. all her belongings crammed 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 iss

and we see a crisis of affordable housing the proliferation of low wage jobs you know generally unlivable conditions in seattle and many other cities for the vast majority of working people are the responsibility for this lies at the doorstep of the democratic party establishment they don't have republicans to blame for this and what does that tell us the left the lesson for us is that we have to break from the democratic party and the republican party and find our alternative there was the recent poll that showed nationally that sixty percent of americans think that the two party system is not working they are fed up and they want a change and as far as de blasio a. and this requirement and so on i think we need to understand that even if you know somebody like elizabeth warren is very involved and should i mean i admire her as a parson but watch her within the democratic party establishment it's going to be extremely limited and read in on the left have to be very careful not to have a huge an in the democratic establishment to bring jesse real quick what with with what one last one las

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that would be something that's unlivable. time, i mean, i am still living through this. >> can you still have fun? >> i mean, it's not like i'm -- my sister says that i'm still fun. when i'm with people that i trust, i have a good time. i laugh. i dance. >> do you party? >> no, i don't go to parties. >> why not? >> i mean -- >> isn't that part of normal life? >> i'm 25. i guess -- well -- just a baby. >> well, don salo said i aged 40 years in four. i'm not interested in partying. >> do you still smoke weed? >> actually, no. >> why not? >> after being in prison and seeing how drugs destroyed the lives of so many people around me, i can't get near it. >> earlier that year was that interview. so the new evidence, the new dna evidence in the knox case is expected to be revealed in court in italy this week. >>> all right, coming up, next, the science behind -- >> hi, i'm commander chris hatfield. the first canadian to walk in space and i watched "the science behind" on cnn. >>> in the next hour, the president's health care law tak

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we have 26 houses that were damaged and 7 have been deemed unliveable. so folks have to get out tonight. >> we have five people that have been displaced of the we believe that they will be sheltering with friends and family. >> we have a shelter but i'm not sure that anyone is using it at this point. >> young man says he is lucky to be alive. >> i went inside and shut the door and seconds later my present amyfriend's dade dad yet and second later it hit. >>> now to russia where there were no survivors where a airlineairline crashed today al0 people were killed as it tried to land in central russia. >> the footage taken on a mobile phone shows what is left of the plane. 44 passengers and six crew members were on board of the boeing 73 73 when 737 when it n burst into flames. there were high winds and cloudy skies over the airport but the temperatures were above zero. >> so far no no immediate indications of what caused the crash. the plane had flown 720 clams 70 kilometres having come from moscow. there have been a number of deadly plane crashes over the

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unlivable for animals. no family should be living in those conditions.t up with the aunt of try of those kids inside the home and she talked to me about those conditions inside the home. take a listen. >> if you come to the table late, you're not allowed but half of your plate of food. then do you not get the next meal. if you do not do your chores, or listen to her, then do you not get your meals that day. if you do not finish your schoolwork on time, you're, therefore, not allowed to leave your room, and they were putness r insiputness -- put inside their room and chained in there. >> during the investigation, sheriff's spoke and said the 11-year-old was regularly handcuffed. a room where he was tied to a piece of railroad, handcuffed on a customary base. disgusting details eerg inning from this case. >> nick thanks. i want to bring in defense attorney danny have a value ulu savalas. you look at the filth and the odor and conditions, how is it you can have children, especially a foster child, living like that? because they're supposed to be checked on

nicole asked an inspector what support beams they could cut to make the building unlivable.san francisco district attorney. >> this has to go in the books as criminal. they used a power saw, tried to cut support beams underneath the floor. >> reporter: see all those cuts in the beams? kip and nicole were sabotaging their own million dollar property. i don't understand why you were doing it. >> um, we didn't either, at this point. >> when there's enough potential profit in a building, the tactics escalate because the landlord wants to get his hands on that money. >> i was in the hallway. and i hear screaming. stop. stop! stop!" "i call the police, stop!" >> reporter: it was a handsaw, coming up thru the floorboards of apartment four. >> they are sawing -- they are sawing my floor. they cut a new hole in it. >> this looks, like, right out of a cartoon. uh, literally, you can see the blade going -- going through the uh, wooden floor. >> reporter: i'm guessing that's not legal. >> no. to say the least. if anybody was gonna make a movie, uh, about a problem between landlords and

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