I wonder who ring the bell
hello mister cop
Sir, you are under arrest for V-bucks scams
this is so sad
Alexa play Despacito
*despacito*
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- [Announcer] There are more homeless people
in America today than the populations
of Orlando and Reno combined.
And that doesn't include people forced to live
with friends or relatives.
That number could be closer to 7.4 million.
But the American economy is showing signs it's bounced back
from the 2008 recession.
The GDP is up, unemployment is down, and homes are selling.
Yet despite all that progress,
the gap in income inequality keeps widening.
Since 1980, the world's richest 1% have taken
larger and larger shares of the world's income,
while the bottom half has taken smaller and smaller
slices of the pie.
This pattern is pushing more and more people
to the financial brink.
Estimates show that 150 million people worldwide
may be homeless.
Another 1.6 billion don't have adequate housing.
So what got us here?
For one, housing prices have skyrocketed
while ordinary people's incomes stagnate.
To afford an average rate apartment in the U.S.,
a person must earn at least 16.35 an hour.
That's more than double the Federal minimum wage.
There's no magic bullet.
But innovative solutions are being tested around the world.
The most promising are designed to tackle homelessness
from all angles, housing, substance abuse, health,
and social isolation.
There's the Housing First movement.
That means putting a roof over people's heads
then tackling issues like mental illness and addiction
with support services.
It's worked for Finland and Denmark.
While homelessness rises across Europe,
it's declining in those countries.
These new ideas are promising.
And as global wealth grows, new solutions and ideas
are arising to tackle the complexity of homelessness.
However if applying these solutions aren't made a priority
on a global scale, then the millions of those
who are homeless may likely continue to grow.
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