have any tenants been evicted because of a lapse in funding like this. remember a lot of these tenants are elderly, mr. disabled. hud has asked effected landlords to dip into their reserves for now to cover the shortfall, but what's not clear is whether these landlords and how many of these landlords have sufficient reserve funds. there are also other examples, housing advocate in hartford, connecticut, told us about a man who's been homeless since an apartment fire, a fire at his apartment in june. had he been paying for that apartment with the help of hud funds. since then he's been essentially couch surfing. he was at the point of getting into a new permanent home just before the shutdown, things had not been finalized. now that the government is shutdown, his hud caseworker in boston is furloughed, unable to help and so because he has been delayed in finding permanent housing, this housing advocate says he hasn't been able to get full custody or joint custody, i should say, of his daughters. there's also people who are waiting on repairs. we talked to two women who are