And a world war veteran. Were standing in front of that home on 2300 block of eagle avenue in alameda. Whats left of this home following that morning fire. The house going up in flames and crews finding that man deceased inside. Lets show you some video from our nbc bay area skyranger. According to alameda fire, theyre saying their fire started roughly before 6 00 a. M. Started seeing smoke coming out of windows and basement areas the crews were able to knock this out in 30 minutes, but they found the elderly man inside pronounced dead on the scene. He lived here decades, mostly by himself. He was a world war veteran and folks the this tightknit neighborhood described him as a fine man. Their worst fears were confirmed when he didnt come outside. Here is one of the neighbors i spoke to speaking about her neighbor this morning. He was old and we would all try to pitch in and help. And, you know, he would come out and sit on his porch every morning and everybody, you know, would give him
And there may be countless others who never show up in the reports because they are called cout surfers guys who lost their jobs and lost their which and lost their homes and go from thousands house, fam i, friends trying to get a rave over their heads. Many of these veterans have jobless. In addition to being homeless, some find transitional housing. Some do find permanent housing well bring you the story of one veteran looking for just that. Ok. Yeah. Are you in a hurry . No. No. These days here, i get winded. Yeah. Cant run like i used to. Frank wes scott served be the army and National Guard and lost his job as a taxi driver two years ago, was living with a friend but recently became homeless. I caught up with him as he was meeting with a field representative. A mobile declined housing for Homeless Veterans. Are you still looking for one . A drive sneer yeah. How much . 8 52. Yeah. 8. 52. I got one increase since i started. Once. No. Frank never owned a home. He did rent apartments
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The Broadcasting Standards Authority's vision of freedom of expression without harm is as relevant as ever as the nation’s broadcasting regulator turns 35, but legislation is stuck in the pre-internet age, the Authority says.