i felt so insecure. at times i d feel like committing suicide. simon continued to have struggles into his adult life, but streetwise 0pera helped him turn things around. it s an opera company that works with people who have experienced homelessness. it s changed my life completely from head to toe, from within. i have friends which i ve never had. i havejoy, peace, love. their latest project is a show with nine micro operas, all written and performed by people who have been homeless from across manchester, nottingham and london, culminating in a big performance at the queen elizabeth hall in london, accompanied by the bbc concert orchestra and the 16 choir. all of the performers share the experience of being homeless. a lot of our performers talk
but that s not all. new york city, get this, only in new york city, they areh going to buyey five outsideet public toilets. they re paying five point three million dollarso to install five toilets across the fiveve toile boroughs. now, that cost less than, what, a million dollars to buy. it s all due to the bureaucratic red tape, bigg gove government spending regulations. and bynding, the way, it s no bettercause or on the west coast. coggon is now considerin a bill to pay homeless people one thousand dollars every month.e $1,000 every month simply for being homeless. anmply for being homeless. you can t make this up here now. kick founder clay travis, former new york city mayoral candidate. boy, this city will be so much better off with theone. one curtis leila. now, mayor adams appointed to the rats are still the ratsoe
but that s not all. only in new york city are they going to buy five outside public toilets. they are paying $5.3 million to install five toilets across the five boroughs. . and that cost less than a million dollars to buy. and it is all due to the bureaucratic red tape. and big government spending, regulations and by the way, no better on the west coast. because oregon is not considering a bill to play homeless people $1,000 every month simply for being homeless. and you cannot make this out. now the alkyd founder kick travis former candidate, and the city will be so much better off if he had one. [cheers and applause] courageously way. now mayor adams appointed you the rats are, use of the reptile? no he fired me within three
loved ones. there are many impacted by the earthquake and did survive, but are now facing the tragedy, the reality of being homeless, facing the frigid temperatures of southeastern turkey. and those in southwestern syria, of course, already have faced years and years of war at the hands of president al asad s brutal regime, now facing the worst tragedy this nation has seen in a century. those rescue efforts are continuing in southeastern turkey with the support of many international teams. take a look. a call for silence. a moment of desperate hope. then cheers of relief. a woman rescued from beneath the rubble after 132 hours. but in turkey, the search and rescue effort is quickly turning
i should safe, that s going on in new york, and not necessarily a homeless situation that s going on in new york but figuring out a place to put everyone who is homeless is not the solution. the solution is to figure out how to get people not to be homeless anymore. i think there are nine to 10 million jobs open in america. every place you go has a help wanted sign. there has to be a productive program that says, you can stay here for a few months and after that you have to get a job or we ll move you into a job. sometimes for homeless people they don t have the right idea, they don t have an address to say this is my address on the application. so you have to provide all of the means to get people out of being homeless. i disagree with everything that you said. [laughter] everything, and it s so hard because i love you, martha. you won t people to stay homeless. no, the people who are homeless prefer to stay homeless. that s right. no matter how you help them. they will sc