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00:00:00So, with all due respect, you really can't be sure that there's an incident, right?
00:00:07But you did check her purse and there's nothing there.
00:00:09How is she?
00:00:10The doctor said she was going to be all right.
00:00:12Looks like it was an attempted robbery. We have the suspect in custody.
00:00:15Well, you better make sure this one rots in jail.
00:00:17I'm afraid we can't do that.
00:00:19Can't do what? A 70-year-old woman was attacked.
00:00:21She doesn't want to press charges. She refuses to sign a complaint.
00:00:25Now, unfortunately, without charges, our hands are tied.
00:00:29Why are you pressing charges?
00:00:30I don't know.
00:00:33Why aren't you pressing charges?
00:00:35I'm fine. Thanks for asking.
00:00:37You were attacked, Mother.
00:00:39I know what happened.
00:00:41Paul, help me get out of here, please.
00:00:45But, Mother, what if next time this crazy lady kills somebody?
00:00:48Do you want that on your conscience?
00:00:50It's so good to see you.
00:00:59Come on.
00:01:10Any luck?
00:01:11Yeah. Now do your job.
00:01:13Come on.
00:01:27Come on. Come on, baby. Wake up. Come on.
00:01:30Come on. Come on.
00:01:32Don't you die on me, Mama. Come on.
00:01:34Open your mouth. Open. Open your mouth. Come on, please.
00:01:37Open it. Open it.
00:01:39Come on. Let's go. Let's go.
00:01:41Come on.
00:01:51Come and sit by my side if you love me.
00:01:57Do not hasten to whisper adieu.
00:02:03Just remember the Red River Valley
00:02:08and the cowboy who loves you so true.
00:02:12Excuse me.
00:02:13What kind of song can I sing for you?
00:02:17Blues? Jazz? Gospel?
00:02:19No, thank you.
00:02:20But I'm actually looking for a homeless street lady person that you might know.
00:02:28I know a lot of the ladies on the street.
00:02:30She's about 35 and she wears a hair in braids.
00:02:35I believe you're talking about Billy.
00:02:38Oh, I will. Where might I find this Billy?
00:02:41The fella that knows the most about Billy is Milkbone.
00:02:45Milkbone?
00:02:46Yes, ma'am.
00:02:47And where might I find Milkbone?
00:02:50Well, right down here.
00:02:54He's having lunch in the dog park.
00:02:57Oh. Oh, thank you so much for that information.
00:03:01Thank you.
00:03:03God bless you.
00:03:04Thank you.
00:03:11Yeah, Billy got locked up last night. You hungry?
00:03:14No, no, thank you.
00:03:15Got more essential nutrients than a cheeseburger.
00:03:18Plus, they keep you regular.
00:03:20Do you know where I could find Billy?
00:03:22Were you listening? I said she's in the clink.
00:03:25They were supposed to let her go.
00:03:27Yes, me. There's no way she attacked nobody.
00:03:30Not Billy.
00:03:31Mm-mm.
00:03:35Maybe you just don't remember.
00:03:37I'd know if I signed something. I didn't sign anything.
00:03:41Your daughter gave me this form after you left.
00:03:43My daughter?
00:03:49Billy, charges were dropped. You're free to go.
00:04:05We'll be here in a couple minutes.
00:04:15I'll call you later. I'll wait for you.
00:04:20I mean, did you see that smile?
00:04:22Thanks.
00:04:23Oh, you're welcome.
00:04:25Come on in.
00:04:27Look at you.
00:04:30You're gorgeous.
00:04:31Thanks.
00:04:35Come on.
00:04:37Keep the change.
00:04:59Excuse me, ma'am.
00:05:00Are you looking for something? A book or something?
00:05:02I'm fine, thank you.
00:05:03We have magazines and videos and all that sort of stuff. Anything we can help you with?
00:05:07I'm looking for a young lady with black hair and she wears it in braids.
00:05:13She might be a homeless person.
00:05:16Oh, I think you mean Billy.
00:05:18You know her?
00:05:19She practically lives here. Come on, I'll show you.
00:05:31There she is.
00:05:33You know, she is. It's nearly all the paper from my recycle box.
00:05:36Would you like for me to introduce you?
00:05:38No, no, no. I've already met her. Thank you.
00:05:41Have a nice day. Have a nice day.
00:06:04Come on.
00:06:29Why are you following me? It's not enough you got me arrested last night?
00:06:32Oh, I'm so sorry. That was a mistake.
00:06:35You're damn right it was. What do you want now?
00:06:39I just want to thank you. You saved my life.
00:06:43Is that really what you wanted?
00:06:46Well, you can thank me by leaving me alone.
00:07:02I'm sorry.
00:07:32My name is Ruth and I thought you'd like some new paper.
00:08:01You don't owe me anything.
00:08:04Oh, no, please. It's a gift.
00:08:09I don't use new paper.
00:08:32Okay.
00:08:42It's all used.
00:08:53Thanks.
00:08:55Would you like to have dinner?
00:08:57I don't eat dinner.
00:08:59Oh, well, when do you eat?
00:09:01When I'm hungry.
00:09:07Max, how's the Chinese today?
00:09:10This was a little spicy.
00:09:12Okay, there's Chinese here, Indian there, Mexican over there.
00:09:16I'm having Chinese.
00:09:18I have money. We could eat inside.
00:09:21Oh, no, there's plenty for me to eat right here.
00:09:24The stuff there is good.
00:09:25Yeah?
00:09:27You want some orange stuff?
00:09:29Go ahead. It hasn't killed anybody.
00:09:33Yet.
00:09:36Billy! Billy!
00:09:38You gotta come quick. Rose looking real bad.
00:09:41What? Where? Where's she?
00:09:42We gotta go. Come on. She's right around the corner. Let's go.
00:09:47Rosie? What's going on?
00:09:51Okay, we need flu medicine, juice, ice.
00:09:55How much coin you guys got?
00:09:56She's burning up. You gotta get her to a hospital.
00:09:59They'll just send her home with ice packs and flu medicine.
00:10:01No, she needs medical attention.
00:10:03That she can't pay for.
00:10:04Well, I have money.
00:10:05This isn't your problem, okay, lady? Here's like $11.
00:10:07Why won't you let me help?
00:10:09I don't need your pity.
00:10:11This is not for you. It's for her.
00:10:26Billy, what happened this time?
00:10:28I don't know. She was fine yesterday.
00:10:30Rose? Rose, can you hear me?
00:10:34Get some ice packs and put her in the holding area.
00:10:36But she needs a doctor.
00:10:38Are you family?
00:10:39No, I'm not, but I...
00:10:40You know I can't admit her without insurance.
00:10:42Last time it almost cost me my job.
00:10:44You need to take it to county.
00:10:47Will American Express do?
00:10:49No.
00:10:50You need to take it to county.
00:10:53Will American Express do?
00:10:57She hasn't been sleeping at the shelters, has she?
00:10:59She has to be around her roses in the shelters all the way downtown.
00:11:03Her body's too weak to take the cold nights.
00:11:06A couple more hours this time, she wouldn't have made it.
00:11:09Her temperature's down to 101.
00:11:11We'll be taking her upstairs for the night.
00:11:13You can visit with her tomorrow.
00:11:17Thanks.
00:11:21You hungry?
00:11:24Come on.
00:11:36You sure don't look this big from the alley.
00:11:50You can put your things down any place, dear.
00:11:52Where is everybody?
00:11:54Oh, it's just me.
00:11:55All this is just you?
00:11:57Unfortunately, yes.
00:12:04We were married 47 years.
00:12:07These your kids?
00:12:09Mm-hmm.
00:12:10I think they're much older now.
00:12:14Are you sick?
00:12:17I saw the empty pill bottle the other night.
00:12:20Lots of people who are sick try to kill themselves.
00:12:31Oh, I'm sorry.
00:12:33I don't have much of anything.
00:12:35I'm okay as long as it's not milk bones.
00:12:38Martin and I used to have pizza delivered
00:12:40from this great restaurant.
00:12:42Why don't I make a call and place an order?
00:12:48It'll take a while for the food to be delivered,
00:12:50so take your time.
00:12:52And please feel free to use anything that's here.
00:12:55Okay?
00:12:57Thank you.
00:13:27Where are my clothes?
00:13:46Oh, I put a pile on the counter for you.
00:13:48Where are my clothes?
00:13:50Well, they were full of holes and dirt.
00:13:53They're my holes, my dirt.
00:13:56Where are they?
00:13:59Where are they?
00:14:05I just thought that you might like some...
00:14:08I can think for myself.
00:14:12What did you think, huh?
00:14:13What did you think you would do?
00:14:14That you'd give the homeless lady some new clothes and a good meal?
00:14:18That should put her right back on her feet.
00:14:19That's not it.
00:14:20No?
00:14:21What's it like?
00:14:22I don't know.
00:14:23I've never done this before.
00:14:25I have.
00:14:26You know what?
00:14:27It is always like that.
00:14:28So do me a favor.
00:14:29Go back to your life.
00:14:56Good morning.
00:15:09I brought you some coffee and donuts.
00:15:12What are you writing?
00:15:16Thoughts, ideas, things I have to get down.
00:15:20But why on recycled paper?
00:15:25It has history.
00:15:26Somebody threw this away, I get to bring it back to life.
00:15:32You're not leaving, are you?
00:15:36I don't have a life.
00:15:37I go to bed every evening and pray that the silence will end and that I won't wake up
00:15:41alone.
00:15:42We all have problems.
00:15:43What are you running from?
00:15:44You.
00:15:45Oh, honey, you're young and you're smart.
00:15:46You don't belong on the street.
00:15:47What do you know about living on the street?
00:15:57Nothing.
00:15:58That's right.
00:15:59Nothing.
00:16:00You don't know anything about my life.
00:16:01No, I don't.
00:16:02But I know about not living.
00:16:04I know about not living because you don't think you have anything to offer or not living
00:16:08because you're afraid to change.
00:16:10I'm not the one who tried to kill herself.
00:16:12Tell me, what happened?
00:16:16Are you looking for some defining moment that put me on the street?
00:16:19Like I woke up one day and said, hey, living on the street looks like fun.
00:16:23It doesn't work that way.
00:16:24How does it work?
00:16:26Why do you care?
00:16:29Why did you care to save my life?
00:16:35You called me mama.
00:16:37What happened?
00:16:38Tell me about your mother.
00:16:39What do you want to hear?
00:16:45That I have nightmares of my mother dying of an overdose and I didn't get the chance
00:16:48to save her.
00:16:51That I've been in and out of more foster homes than I can even remember.
00:16:54That my husband was talking to me on his cell phone, asking me if I wanted 2% of skim milk
00:16:59when they shot him.
00:17:00I could hear him giving them the money, but they shot him anyhow.
00:17:08And for what?
00:17:1020 bucks.
00:17:12And then after he died, all everybody else wanted was that same paper.
00:17:16Money for this bill, money for that.
00:17:18And we took everything.
00:17:20And all I wanted was my Robert back.
00:17:26Is that what you want to hear?
00:17:29Oh, honey, I'm sorry.
00:17:30Get away from me!
00:17:33I didn't mean to do that.
00:17:34I know.
00:17:36Shouldn't we go check on Rose?
00:17:41You're a crazy lady.
00:17:51Billy!
00:17:52Billy!
00:17:53Billy!
00:17:54Billy, don't let them take me.
00:17:55Tell them I don't want to go.
00:17:58Take you where, honey?
00:18:00What's going on?
00:18:01This is Ms. Thomas from the Department of Social Services.
00:18:04It's okay.
00:18:08No!
00:18:09You're the one who's crazy.
00:18:10Rose does not belong in a mental hospital.
00:18:12It's a temporary solution until we find a full-time opening elsewhere.
00:18:16She'll die if she doesn't stay out of the cold.
00:18:18I can take care of her.
00:18:19How?
00:18:20She needs a roof, complete meals.
00:18:23You're in no position to provide these facilities for yourself, let alone her.
00:18:27I believe you'd find my facilities quite adequate.
00:18:30I'm sorry.
00:18:32A friend?
00:18:33Billy and Rose can come and live with me.
00:18:35And where might that be?
00:18:37Why don't you come by and take a look?
00:18:43What would you like to see first?
00:18:45The kitchen?
00:18:46The library?
00:18:47Or one of the seven bedrooms?
00:18:48I don't believe that will be necessary.
00:18:53May I be frank, Mrs. Galloway?
00:18:55Sure.
00:18:57I'm not sure you understand the situation we're in.
00:19:01I'm not sure you understand the special care it takes to handle someone programmed to survive on the streets.
00:19:06Well, I'd like to think that my care would exceed anything that your organization could offer.
00:19:12How long do you think you're going to want to have a homeless woman living in your house?
00:19:16Well, if she's living in my house, she wouldn't be homeless, would she?
00:19:20Hmm.
00:19:28Here's a lovely room.
00:19:31Oh, lilies!
00:19:33See all the flowers?
00:19:36Roses, hydrangeas.
00:19:39You can put your things down.
00:19:41No, it's okay, Rose.
00:19:43This is your room, your bed, your closet.
00:19:47Rosie, Rosie, you can put your stuff down. Nobody's going to take it. I promise.
00:19:54Would you like to come see my rose garden?
00:19:57Oh, you have a rose garden?
00:20:00Yes, that's right.
00:20:02Let me show you, honey.
00:20:04Oh, it's got the most beautiful roses I've ever seen.
00:20:09No, no, the policeman told me not to touch anybody's roses.
00:20:14Oh, no, it's okay, because this isn't a park. This is my yard.
00:20:18And these roses are yours to take care of.
00:20:21All of them?
00:20:22All of them.
00:20:24All of them.
00:20:26Oh, beautiful.
00:20:30Beautiful.
00:20:54This was my daughter's room.
00:20:56I'm sorry.
00:20:57Oh, please, don't be.
00:21:00I can't stay in here.
00:21:02I told them that we would take care of Rose.
00:21:05I can't do it alone.
00:21:06I can't replace your daughter.
00:21:08I don't want you to.
00:21:10Why are you helping us?
00:21:12I'm not.
00:21:14You're helping me.
00:21:16Come here.
00:21:18I want to show you something.
00:21:20I thought this would be a nice place for you to write.
00:21:32These are all recycled.
00:21:42And we're open 24 hours.
00:21:44And we're open 24 hours.
00:22:15Thank you.
00:22:17Thank you, dear.
00:22:45Come on.
00:22:55Oh, look.
00:23:14Come on.
00:23:44Come on.
00:24:15Come on, Rose.
00:24:17It's time to go inside.
00:24:19You can come out again tomorrow.
00:24:21Here you go.
00:24:23There.
00:24:25Okay.
00:24:27It's all right, honey.
00:24:39What are you doing there?
00:24:41Get out of there right now.
00:24:44Get off my property.
00:24:46Stop waving that thing at me.
00:24:48I'll wave it if I want to.
00:24:50I'll wrap it around your neck.
00:24:52Call the police, Lois.
00:24:54It's okay, Gil. Just put down the club.
00:24:56You know these people?
00:24:58Yes, and I'm sorry about your stuff.
00:25:00I'll make sure they put it all back.
00:25:02I don't understand.
00:25:04This is Rose, and this is Billy.
00:25:06And they live with me.
00:25:08In your house?
00:25:10Yes.
00:25:13Get these animals away from my house.
00:25:15That's some good stuff.
00:25:17Oh.
00:25:19Okay, it's all right.
00:25:21Let's go to the store
00:25:23and get our own good stuff.
00:25:25Can I get chocolate?
00:25:27Oh, yeah, you like milk chocolate or dark?
00:25:29Oh, we'll get both.
00:25:31Bums, I'm sure you just misunderstood things.
00:25:33Yes, I understand.
00:25:35Sure, I'll talk to her.
00:25:37Thank you for your call, Mr. Greenberg.
00:25:39Okay.
00:25:42Well, that didn't take long.
00:25:48Is there any change?
00:25:50Dallas?
00:25:52Is that you, Rosie?
00:25:54And Billy.
00:25:56Where have you been?
00:25:58Oh, I'm staying at my new friend Ruth's house.
00:26:00That's a lot of food.
00:26:02Um, can Dallas come eat with us?
00:26:04I...
00:26:06I...
00:26:08Oh, sure she can.
00:26:10Good, good.
00:26:12Then I can show you all my roses.
00:26:14Thank you, ma'am.
00:26:16Thank you.
00:26:18Hey.
00:26:20Hey, there's Milfo.
00:26:22Milfo.
00:26:24Rosie, how you feeling?
00:26:26I'm so good.
00:26:28Billy, what are you doing still in the car?
00:26:30Oh, this is my friend Ruth's car.
00:26:32Oh, Ruth.
00:26:34Man, this is one sweet ride.
00:26:37Woo!
00:26:39You got a car, Rosie.
00:26:41Thank you.
00:26:43You got this car, huh?
00:26:45And after we talk...
00:26:47This is a Mercedes Benz 260.
00:26:49Oh, yes.
00:26:51And Milfo, this is a piece, Rose.
00:26:53Listen, I'm sorry about Rose inviting everybody over.
00:26:55She honestly doesn't realize what she's doing sometimes.
00:26:57That's all right.
00:26:59I don't mind.
00:27:01Tell me about Milfo.
00:27:03I mean, what's his story?
00:27:06The same as the most.
00:27:08He found himself in a bad way and took the fall.
00:27:10The fall?
00:27:12Once you lose everything,
00:27:14it's a long climb up.
00:27:16Is that because he couldn't get a job?
00:27:18Even if you do get a job,
00:27:20it pays, what, $6 an hour?
00:27:22And at $6 an hour,
00:27:24you're just a paycheck away from being back on the street.
00:27:26Is that what happened to you?
00:27:28First two times.
00:27:30And each time, the climb is higher,
00:27:32so the fall is harder.
00:27:35And then, you just become hooked.
00:27:37Drugs?
00:27:39Freedom.
00:27:41There's a freedom living on the street
00:27:43that you just don't get anyplace else.
00:27:45You eat when you want.
00:27:47You sleep when you want.
00:27:49You have time to enjoy the simple things
00:27:51that don't cost anything,
00:27:53like a good book, a sunny day.
00:27:55Just taking a real deep breath.
00:28:01And really feeling it, you know?
00:28:04And the longer you're hooked,
00:28:06the harder the climb.
00:28:08You said two times.
00:28:10What about the third?
00:28:14I don't know yet.
00:28:18Oh, I hope it's good I made it myself.
00:28:20This is the best Haitian lasagna
00:28:22I've ever eaten.
00:28:24Well, thank you.
00:28:28Who's ready for dessert?
00:28:30What the heck is this?
00:28:32Well, what a surprise.
00:28:34What's going on?
00:28:36Everybody, this is my daughter, Gina.
00:28:38Hi, Gina.
00:28:40You can sit right here, next to me.
00:28:42Mother, who are these people?
00:28:44Well, the kind gentleman
00:28:46offering you a seat is Milk Bone.
00:28:48This is Max.
00:28:50And Rose.
00:28:52Dallas.
00:28:54Toons.
00:28:56And Billy.
00:28:59He's about to get dessert for everyone.
00:29:01Would you like some?
00:29:03What in the heck is going on in there?
00:29:05I'm having dinner with friends.
00:29:07Friends?
00:29:09Mother, what has gotten into you?
00:29:11Life.
00:29:13And you should try it sometime.
00:29:15I have a life.
00:29:17You have a job.
00:29:19When was the last time you went out on a date?
00:29:21Maybe I should have you set me up with Milk Duds.
00:29:23Milk Bone.
00:29:25And you're not his type.
00:29:28This is not about you.
00:29:30It's about me.
00:29:32My life.
00:29:34I've been miserable, just like you.
00:29:36Going through the motions.
00:29:38Numb to everything around me.
00:29:40When was the last time you did something
00:29:42with someone other than yourself?
00:29:48Oh, look.
00:29:50Big surprise.
00:29:52One of your new friends is stealing your silverware.
00:29:54Well, I'll make sure he puts it back.
00:29:57Have you forgotten that one of them nearly killed you the other night?
00:29:59I wasn't attacked.
00:30:03The other night,
00:30:05I swallowed a bottle of pills.
00:30:07But the police arrested...
00:30:09You know, an innocent person
00:30:11who actually saved my life.
00:30:15Excuse me.
00:30:17My friends are waiting.
00:30:20They look so good.
00:30:32Relax, I'm coming.
00:30:36She's lost her marbles.
00:30:38We have to talk.
00:30:44I'm sorry.
00:30:46I'm sorry.
00:30:48I love you.
00:30:58I'll wake them up.
00:31:00No, no, shh.
00:31:02Just help me get some blankets.
00:31:10I used to work in a hotel, Tunes.
00:31:12Now, neither one of you had a real meal
00:31:14since you messed all over my gun.
00:31:17I don't know what I'm talking about.
00:31:19Let me do it.
00:31:21Good morning.
00:31:23What's all the ruckus?
00:31:25We made breakfast for you.
00:31:27Well, how nice.
00:31:29Thank you.
00:31:31A little something to show our appreciation
00:31:33for letting us crash here last night.
00:31:35Can I get you a cup of coffee?
00:31:37I'd prefer tea.
00:31:39Thank you.
00:31:41You're going to spoil me.
00:31:47Come on, you guys.
00:32:09Has Gina decided to have me committed?
00:32:11I'm sure she's made a few phone calls.
00:32:17Mmm, good.
00:32:21Why didn't you call me
00:32:23or talk to me?
00:32:25Because I didn't want you to feel
00:32:27the way you're feeling right now.
00:32:29How do you think I would have felt at your funeral?
00:32:31It's not your fault.
00:32:35I was in the hospital
00:32:37for a week after Dad kicked me out.
00:32:39What happened?
00:32:41I felt so alone
00:32:43that I checked myself in
00:32:46and didn't do anything stupid.
00:32:48Oh, my God, honey.
00:32:50I think you look great.
00:32:52I mean, for somebody
00:32:54who just tried to kill herself.
00:32:56Do you think I'm crazy
00:32:58for doing what I'm doing?
00:33:00I think that you are
00:33:02one of the most amazing women
00:33:04in the world,
00:33:06and I want you to do
00:33:08whatever it is that makes you happy.
00:33:16What are we looking at?
00:33:18Empty rooms.
00:33:20Heated, furnished,
00:33:22and empty for as long as I can remember.
00:33:28There's one there,
00:33:30and there, and there.
00:33:32I mean, do you think you know
00:33:34some of the others who still have
00:33:36one more climb left in them?
00:33:38You can't do that.
00:33:40I have the money, the time.
00:33:42You give me one good reason
00:33:45Some of us have serious problems,
00:33:47serious mental problems.
00:33:49You can't help everybody.
00:33:51But I can try.
00:33:53What have I got to lose?
00:33:55You're out of your mind.
00:33:57You know that.
00:33:59I like being out of my mind.
00:34:01No, I'm serious.
00:34:03You're crazy, and trust me,
00:34:05I've known some crazy people.
00:34:07Do you know any who need a room?
00:34:09Mrs. Galloway.
00:34:11I'm going to be blunt.
00:34:14Hey, brother!
00:34:16I asked you to meet me here
00:34:18so you could see how most
00:34:20homeless shelters operate.
00:34:26It's not Beverly Hills,
00:34:28but it does the job.
00:34:30Well, Miss Thomas,
00:34:32I know you don't approve
00:34:34of what I'm trying to do.
00:34:36Oh, that's not true.
00:34:38I admire your spirit, Mrs. Galloway.
00:34:40I just question your stamina.
00:34:42There are over 90,000 men,
00:34:44women, and children
00:34:46on the streets of Los Angeles
00:34:48on any given night.
00:34:50It's almost more than
00:34:52the population of Santa Barbara.
00:34:54Most of the volunteers
00:34:56who come to work with us
00:34:58get overwhelmed by the sheer
00:35:00hopelessness of the problem
00:35:02and give up.
00:35:0490,000?
00:35:06I mean, that's a shocking number.
00:35:08How many can you accommodate here?
00:35:11There's over a 30-day waiting list.
00:35:13Each night we turn dozens away.
00:35:15I'm going to make you a deal.
00:35:17I need some guidance,
00:35:19and I want your expertise.
00:35:21I want you to teach me
00:35:23how I can help
00:35:25the people living in my house.
00:35:27This will cover
00:35:29the roof and the A.C.
00:35:33You do indeed have spirit.
00:35:37All right, Mrs. Galloway.
00:35:40All right, Ruth.
00:35:42First and foremost,
00:35:44you need a list of rules or guidelines.
00:35:46You lose structure, you lose everything.
00:35:58Okay, we're almost home.
00:36:00I think they're having a good time.
00:36:03Hey, neighbor!
00:36:07Oh, you're popping a wheelie.
00:36:09Ruthie,
00:36:11what are all of those people
00:36:13doing here?
00:36:15These are my friends.
00:36:17You should come and have dinner with us some night.
00:36:19This is a nice neighborhood.
00:36:21Yes, I like it.
00:36:23I'm not living next to these people.
00:36:25When you plan on selling, let me know
00:36:27because I might need more room.
00:36:30Ciao.
00:36:44Max, that's not yours.
00:36:46Put it back.
00:36:52Milfo,
00:36:54there's a bedroom for you upstairs.
00:36:56I'm good right here.
00:36:58No, everybody has to have a bedroom.
00:37:00Oh, no.
00:37:02Come on, pick up your things.
00:37:04Okay.
00:37:10Head up the stairs.
00:37:12There's no smoking, no drinking, no drugs,
00:37:14no fighting, and no stealing in the house.
00:37:16If you can't remember the rules,
00:37:18they'll be posted by the front door.
00:37:20If you cannot live by the rules,
00:37:22you better leave right now.
00:37:24If you make a mess, clean it up.
00:37:27Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be served
00:37:29every day in the dining room.
00:37:31Oh, and if anybody knows how to cook,
00:37:33please, I sure could use the help.
00:37:35I cook.
00:37:37Great! There'll also be house chores posted
00:37:39every week, and anyone who does
00:37:41their house chores will get $40
00:37:43a week allowance.
00:37:45I can fix your car, your motorcycle,
00:37:47your lawnmower, your speedboat,
00:37:49whatever you got, I can fix it.
00:37:51I worked at Walmart.
00:37:53Can I get paid for pulling the roses?
00:37:56And I also worked in a gas station.
00:37:58That means that I can do windows
00:38:00and I can pump up tires.
00:38:02And this chicken is fried.
00:38:04And this spaghetti's ready.
00:38:08She's a poet and she didn't even know it.
00:38:16Look at this.
00:38:18Look at all the stuff.
00:38:20What do we got?
00:38:22One more? One more?
00:38:25A little one?
00:38:27Give it to me, Mary.
00:38:29Guys, get the big box!
00:38:39Aren't you a little old to be going out
00:38:41with these girls?
00:38:43Those are my sisters, Spaz.
00:38:55Hi.
00:38:57I'm gonna do some brain damage.
00:39:07Shut up.
00:39:09What's the big deal?
00:39:11I told you the rules.
00:39:13What's going on?
00:39:15She broke the rules so she's out.
00:39:17Wait a second.
00:39:19Give me another chance.
00:39:21You get the hell out or I'm gonna call the police.
00:39:24No!
00:39:26I can't kick her out.
00:39:28Where will she go?
00:39:30What about the rules?
00:39:32Let me talk to her.
00:39:40It's all right.
00:39:42Everybody go back to sleep.
00:39:44Go on.
00:39:48Oh, honey.
00:39:50Oh, honey.
00:39:54I'm sorry
00:39:56about that down there.
00:39:58But my
00:40:00husband kicked my son
00:40:02out of this house.
00:40:04And it almost pushed Paul over the edge.
00:40:06So I need to give Dallas a chance.
00:40:12That's it?
00:40:14You're just gonna run away?
00:40:16We're supposed to be in this together.
00:40:18Dallas doing drugs has nothing to do with your husband
00:40:20or your son. You have to stop living in the past.
00:40:22Well, then you shouldn't have stopped me.
00:40:24How are people supposed to follow rules if you don't enforce them?
00:40:30I need you.
00:40:32I can't do this without you.
00:40:36Please.
00:40:40All right.
00:40:48Gina, I have Todd Preston
00:40:51on line three.
00:40:55Todd?
00:40:57I'm fine.
00:40:59Today?
00:41:01Yeah, let me see.
00:41:05Sure.
00:41:07One o'clock?
00:41:09Okay, I'll see you there.
00:41:11Bye.
00:41:15Cancel my lunch appointment.
00:41:17Hi, I'm meeting Todd Preston.
00:41:20I'm right this way.
00:41:22That's why you're on it.
00:41:24I gotta call you back.
00:41:26Here you go.
00:41:28Sorry I'm late.
00:41:30Actually,
00:41:32I'm early.
00:41:34Thanks for coming on such short notice.
00:41:36You look great.
00:41:38Thank you.
00:41:40You're looking pretty great yourself.
00:41:42How's Mandy?
00:41:44Not too good.
00:41:46We split up about two months ago.
00:41:49Hi.
00:41:51Uh, look,
00:41:53I hope I didn't send the wrong message
00:41:55because this lunch is strictly business.
00:41:59What, are you suing me?
00:42:01No, not you. Your mother.
00:42:03My mother?
00:42:05That's why I wanted to meet with you first, out of respect.
00:42:07You're suing my mother?
00:42:09I'm hoping that it doesn't have to come down to that.
00:42:11Here.
00:42:13Read.
00:42:16Using a residential property
00:42:18as a non-permitted boarding house?
00:42:20Noise violations?
00:42:22Covenant violations?
00:42:24Listen, Mr. Greenberg and the neighbors
00:42:26that have joined in this action
00:42:28are not in this for the money.
00:42:30Gil Greenberg is the condo conversion king
00:42:32of South Wilshire.
00:42:34My firm is building for over a million dollars last year alone.
00:42:36Now, Mr. Greenberg and his friends
00:42:38just want their neighborhood back.
00:42:40So all your mother has to do is comply with the regulations
00:42:42and the whole thing goes away.
00:42:44Are we ready to order?
00:42:46I've lost my appetite.
00:42:48Come on, stay for lunch.
00:42:50Thank you for reminding me why I left you.
00:42:52You have until Monday.
00:42:54Must be heavy.
00:42:56Yes, ma'am, it is.
00:42:58What's your name?
00:43:00Okay.
00:43:02Put it in the back of the garage, Jamal.
00:43:04Okay.
00:43:06What is happening?
00:43:08What is this?
00:43:10I need more storage space for food.
00:43:12No, you don't.
00:43:14Put it back in the truck.
00:43:16No, no, no, it's okay, it's okay, Jamal.
00:43:18Just keep going.
00:43:20Put it back in there.
00:43:22This is all gonna stop right now.
00:43:24That's my shirt.
00:43:26You gave her my clothes.
00:43:28Would you get off of my property?
00:43:30No, I am not leaving.
00:43:32They are.
00:43:34You and you two and you three back there.
00:43:36There's no fighting in the house.
00:43:38Shut up.
00:43:40Welcome back to the alleys and dumpsters from whence you came.
00:43:42Don't you ever come to my house
00:43:44and talk to my friends like that.
00:43:46Well, your so-called friends
00:43:48better get out of the house by Monday
00:43:50or you'll have a class action lawsuit
00:43:52from 20 of your neighbors.
00:43:54Nobody can tell me who can or cannot live in my house.
00:43:56They can if you're breaking the law
00:43:58and this will cost a fortune to defend.
00:44:00I don't give a damn about the money.
00:44:02Of course not.
00:44:04You never had to work a day in your life.
00:44:06Oh.
00:44:08What do you think?
00:44:10You're gonna change the world?
00:44:12This changed mine.
00:44:30You have to go down there and get your food stamps.
00:44:32Otherwise it won't...
00:44:34Thank you very much.
00:44:36Is it always this crowded?
00:44:38Mm-hmm. If it's free, it's crowded.
00:44:40Especially legal advice.
00:44:42Hey, how you doing?
00:44:44Good to meet you.
00:44:46Appreciate it, sir.
00:44:50What sort of problem
00:44:52may I help you with?
00:44:54Do you know the law firm of Preston, Grossman and Cecil?
00:44:56I've heard of them, of course.
00:44:58But I've never worked with them.
00:45:00Good.
00:45:06It's a very compelling case.
00:45:08But I must be honest,
00:45:10I have no idea what I'm doing here.
00:45:12I would like you to represent me.
00:45:14For payment, of course.
00:45:16I'm flattered, Miss Galloway,
00:45:18but obviously you have the money
00:45:20to hire far more experienced lawyers.
00:45:22Call me Ruth.
00:45:24How many years have you been volunteering with the homeless?
00:45:26Almost six.
00:45:28That's the experience I'm looking for.
00:45:36Oh.
00:45:50Whoa.
00:45:52Oh.
00:45:54Oh.
00:45:56Oh.
00:45:58Oh.
00:46:00Oh.
00:46:06Oh.
00:46:24Hey.
00:46:30Nobody needs to get me anything.
00:46:32I don't need any help.
00:46:34Get out of my way.
00:46:36No. We can help you.
00:46:38How the hell are you going to help me, Ruth?
00:46:40You saw me. I can't live without it.
00:46:42Yes, you can. I do.
00:46:44Bone does. Max and Toons do.
00:46:46No, I tried.
00:46:48You don't know how much it hurts.
00:46:50We can help make the hurt go away.
00:46:52You don't know anything, old lady.
00:46:54This is not my house.
00:46:56You guys are not my family. I don't belong here.
00:46:58I don't need you people.
00:47:00This is not my house.
00:47:02Send her back out on the street.
00:47:04What are you looking at?
00:47:06I don't need you people.
00:47:26What are you doing, Dallas?
00:47:28Nothing.
00:47:30What do you think?
00:47:48Dallas, the choice is yours.
00:47:50Either they lock you up for a couple of years,
00:47:52or you let us drive you to the rehab center.
00:47:56What'll it be?
00:48:00I don't know.
00:48:12She chose rehab.
00:48:14But it won't be enough to keep her clean.
00:48:16Well, I'll keep her room ready for when she gets out.
00:48:18What you really need is to regain her sense of self-worth and responsibility.
00:48:22Ultimately, the key is finding and keeping a job.
00:48:26Thank you.
00:48:30Well, what kind of work do you enjoy?
00:48:32Well, if it runs on gas, I can fix it.
00:48:36I sing.
00:48:38I cook.
00:48:40I sing.
00:48:42I mostly like picking things up.
00:48:46So, that's it? That's everybody?
00:48:48Almost.
00:48:50Take a seat.
00:48:52No, you don't have to worry about me. I'm fine.
00:48:54Take a seat.
00:49:01What do you want to be when you grow up?
00:49:04I'm over 30 years old.
00:49:06Well, you have your whole life ahead of you.
00:49:10I always wanted to be a teacher and write books.
00:49:12Well, then you have to go to school and get your credentials.
00:49:14At my age?
00:49:16Why not?
00:49:18And I want to read that book when you're finished.
00:49:24But you have a help-wanted sign in the window.
00:49:28I mean, I'd like to help, but he hasn't worked in seven years.
00:49:32Well, that's why he needs a job.
00:49:36I really can't afford to put on any new employees.
00:49:38I'm sorry. Sorry.
00:49:50It's all right. We'll get another one.
00:49:52Come on.
00:49:55Is this your last name?
00:49:58Yeah. Yeah, that one.
00:50:00Okay.
00:50:02And where's your birth date on there?
00:50:08Five...
00:50:10Ten...
00:50:16Do you know what today is?
00:50:18Yeah, it's Wednesday, I think.
00:50:20It's Wednesday, I think.
00:50:46Where's everybody at?
00:50:48Surprise!
00:50:56For he's a jolly good fellow
00:50:58For he's a jolly good fellow
00:51:00For he's a jolly good fellow
00:51:06Which nobody can deny
00:51:12Happy birthday!
00:51:14Get him!
00:51:18One!
00:51:20Two!
00:51:22Three!
00:51:32Oh, they're such good people.
00:51:34You know, they want to work.
00:51:36I just wish I could find someone that will give them a chance.
00:51:40Well, it's a business, Mom.
00:51:42If they want to work, make the employers an offer they can't refuse.
00:51:48Okay.
00:51:56What's this?
00:51:58His first month's salary.
00:52:00If he doesn't work out, just fire him.
00:52:02It won't cost you anything.
00:52:04You're going to pay for him to work here?
00:52:06I'm going to pay for him to get a chance.
00:52:10Okay. Let's go. You got a job.
00:52:18Okay.
00:52:20Mr. Hartfield's client is running a boarding house out of a residential property.
00:52:26And my clients are seeking immediate injunctive relief.
00:52:29Your Honor, my client simply has friends staying at her home.
00:52:32Mrs. Galloway is boarding almost a dozen homeless under one roof.
00:52:36Now, Beverly Hills Covenants 2.18 and 4.7 clearly state
00:52:40that not more than three non-title-holding individuals over the age of 18
00:52:44and not related to the owner can live in one residence.
00:52:47Now, my clients want an immediate injunction on the house
00:52:51and a permanent restraining order keeping the occupants at least 200 yards from the residence.
00:52:55My client hasn't broken any laws.
00:52:57And a restraining order is such as highly irregular, if not illegal.
00:53:00Well, this case is highly irregular, Mr. Hartfield.
00:53:03My client is aware of this and requests a trial.
00:53:05Then, unfortunately, I'll see you both in court.
00:53:10Yeah, what is it?
00:53:12I just got a call from American Express wanting to verify one of your mother's recent purchases.
00:53:21Hey, I didn't spend it.
00:53:23I've got her brainwashed.
00:53:25$33,000 to the rehab center?
00:53:27$20,000 to UCLA Medical Center?
00:53:30There's $215,000 on our American Express this month.
00:53:35I should get power outages.
00:53:38I should get power of attorney over the trust.
00:53:40Legally, can you change the trust without her signature?
00:53:43No.
00:53:45She's going to lose everything.
00:53:50Hot and spicy!
00:54:08Yeah?
00:54:11Ruth told me you might be in here.
00:54:14I have a lot of work to finish.
00:54:16I hear you're studying to become a teacher.
00:54:19I'm taking classes.
00:54:21My sister's a teacher at LA Unified.
00:54:23I'm sure she'd let you sit in on a class if you'd like.
00:54:26Thank you. That would be nice.
00:54:29Hey, I was wondering if you'd be interested in having dinner with me on Friday night.
00:54:34That is, if you're not too busy.
00:54:36Um...
00:54:39Thank you, but I have so much work to finish.
00:54:42I'll have you home by 10, I promise.
00:54:47Okay.
00:54:48Yeah?
00:54:49I'd love to.
00:54:50Great.
00:54:52I'll see you around 7.
00:54:53Mm-hmm.
00:55:04Okay.
00:55:14Luckily, Mrs. Wortling canceled, so I had time to do this.
00:55:19The color is so beautiful.
00:55:21There you go.
00:55:22I can't believe you colored my hair.
00:55:24I know.
00:55:26It looks really pretty, though.
00:55:30Okay, just a little powder.
00:55:33I never knew what that was for. What's that for?
00:55:35It keeps you from being shiny, looking sweaty.
00:55:37Oh.
00:55:38Okay.
00:55:39This is the final touch.
00:55:44Oh, Larry, doesn't she look beautiful?
00:55:47Absolutely.
00:55:49Whee! Whee!
00:55:52Whee!
00:55:53Look at that.
00:55:55Easy on the eyes.
00:55:57That's pretty good.
00:55:58Hey, Fidel. Look at her.
00:56:00Ellie.
00:56:02Thank you.
00:56:03There you go.
00:56:06The words aren't enough.
00:56:09Come on, get out of here.
00:56:18Have a good time.
00:56:19Have a nice time, Billy.
00:56:21Night, Larry.
00:56:22Water's up, Larry.
00:56:24Well, thanks for a wonderful dinner. That was great.
00:56:28So, what's the verdict?
00:56:32I'm glad you asked me out.
00:56:33Aha.
00:56:35Hey, Larry.
00:56:37Who are you?
00:56:39Todd Preston, Billy Anderson.
00:56:41Hey, Billy.
00:56:42Hello.
00:56:43How are you?
00:56:44Have you had a chance to talk any sense into Mrs. Galloway?
00:56:47I mean, I hate to see her lose everything over some vagrants.
00:56:51What's he talking about?
00:56:53Sorry, I shouldn't be talking business.
00:56:55Tell you what, get her to change her mind, give me a call.
00:57:04You told me this case was no big deal.
00:57:06Can she really lose everything?
00:57:08She's my client. I can't discuss personal information.
00:57:10Can she?
00:57:13Well, what kind of lawyer are you letting her do something like this?
00:57:17Billy.
00:57:26Oh.
00:57:39Oh, oh, oh.
00:57:40Billy.
00:57:41How was everything?
00:57:44It was really nice.
00:57:47I want to thank you for everything.
00:57:51Oh.
00:57:53You're going to make it this time?
00:57:59I have to get up early to write.
00:58:04You look great tonight.
00:58:20Good night.
00:58:44Max, wake up.
00:58:46What is it?
00:58:47Get your things, we're leaving.
00:58:49Leaving? We just got here.
00:58:51Just hurry up and be quiet.
00:59:19Okay.
00:59:50Oh.
01:00:01Looks like Ruth's car.
01:00:03What is she doing?
01:00:05That is her car.
01:00:06Ruth.
01:00:08Billy, just tell her it's okay.
01:00:09We're okay, all right?
01:00:11Hey.
01:00:12What's going on?
01:00:13You're not supposed to be driving.
01:00:16How could you leave me like that?
01:00:18I know you can lose your house, your car, your money.
01:00:20You can lose everything.
01:00:22Besides my family.
01:00:24Everything that I care anything about is right here.
01:00:29That house back there is not mine.
01:00:31It's ours.
01:00:33And I'm not going home without you.
01:00:37Oh, Rose.
01:00:39What would happen to my roses?
01:00:41Oh, I was worried about that.
01:00:43Oh, honey.
01:00:45It's breakfast time.
01:00:46Let's go home, okay?
01:00:48Come on, everybody.
01:00:49I'll cook.
01:00:50Come on, let's go.
01:00:51Let's go.
01:00:52Let's get it together.
01:00:53Let's all go home and have breakfast.
01:00:54Oh, boy.
01:00:55Let's go home.
01:00:56Let's go home.
01:00:57That's right.
01:00:58Let's go home.
01:01:01I worked my entire life to buy that house,
01:01:03and I shouldn't have to have my trash picked through
01:01:06or have strangers running through the neighborhood.
01:01:08No further questions.
01:01:13How long did you live next to Mrs. Galloway?
01:01:1514 years.
01:01:16And in that 14 years,
01:01:17how often did your grandchildren come to visit?
01:01:19The whole family visits every year over the holidays.
01:01:22You have a large family, don't you?
01:01:24Three daughters, one son, 12 grandkids, correct?
01:01:26Yes.
01:01:27And when they come to visit, do they all stay at your house?
01:01:29Yes, they're my family.
01:01:31How long do they stay?
01:01:32They stay for about two weeks.
01:01:34So you have eight adults, 12 grandkids,
01:01:36you and your wife, that's two.
01:01:37You have 20 people stay at your house.
01:01:39It's a large house.
01:01:41Any larger than Mrs. Galloway's?
01:01:43About the same.
01:01:44No, actually, Mrs. Galloway has two more bedrooms.
01:01:46Now, you have 20 people stay at your house,
01:01:49but you're suing Mrs. Galloway for having six.
01:01:52They're my family, legally, and that's the difference.
01:01:55No further questions.
01:01:59So, tell the court what happened when you tried to sell your house.
01:02:04Well, um, the buyers walked out the front to look in the garden,
01:02:08and that guy, there with all that hair,
01:02:13was urinating in my bushes.
01:02:15They're making this up.
01:02:17Just like that? Right out there in the open?
01:02:19At 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
01:02:21All right, then what happened?
01:02:22The buyers left, of course.
01:02:24Your witness.
01:02:33We're losing, aren't we?
01:02:34Well, we're not winning.
01:02:36I could probably still cut a deal.
01:02:38No deal.
01:02:39I want a chance to tell my side.
01:02:42You know, Ruth, your daughter's law firm could probably...
01:02:44You are my attorney, and that's it.
01:02:47Ruth, there's someone here to see you.
01:02:49Is something wrong?
01:02:51Well, you paid me for a month, and the time is up.
01:02:54Well, thank you so much for giving Milkbone a chance.
01:02:57No. Thank you.
01:03:02What's this?
01:03:03It's your money.
01:03:05That young man can fix damn near anything.
01:03:08As a matter of fact, I'd like to put him on full time in my shop.
01:03:10Oh, that's wonderful.
01:03:13Oh, please join us for tea and cake.
01:03:15Well, thank you, ma'am. I think I will.
01:03:17Good.
01:03:24What are you doing here?
01:03:26Your mother needs your help.
01:03:27So she sent you?
01:03:29No, I came on my own.
01:03:31Well, if you really want to help my mother, you'll get your things and get out of her house.
01:03:35Would that help her or you?
01:03:36How would someone like you know what's best for her?
01:03:39You mean because I live on the street?
01:03:42Or because I didn't grow up with a mother who cared enough about me to sacrifice the best years of her life
01:03:47in order to ensure that I had the opportunity and education to someday have an office like this?
01:03:52My mother did not do this for me.
01:03:54Yes, she did.
01:03:56She changed your diapers.
01:03:58She loved you. She cared for you. She—
01:04:00I don't have to listen to this.
01:04:02No, you don't.
01:04:04But you should.
01:04:06Because she's your mother.
01:04:08The only one you'll ever have.
01:04:17Mrs. Galloway, exactly how many people are you providing shelter for?
01:04:22I have six friends staying in my seven-bedroom house.
01:04:27And are you aware that the covenants in your neighborhood clearly state that the homes will be used for residential use only?
01:04:33I'm not running a business.
01:04:35Are you aware that non-profit organizations are considered a business, whether they make money or not?
01:04:40I'm aware that I'm not breaking the law, and I'm not harming anybody.
01:04:46Are there any other illegal activities going on at your residence?
01:04:49Not that I'm aware of.
01:04:51Do you know a Chuck Devine?
01:04:52No, I don't.
01:04:53You sure?
01:04:54Mm-hmm.
01:04:55He lives in your house.
01:04:57Actually, he's right here in this courtroom.
01:05:00You know, harboring fugitives is a felony, Mrs. Galloway.
01:05:04Bailiff, would you please escort Mr. Devine from the courtroom?
01:05:09She don't know anything about it.
01:05:12Order in the court.
01:05:17Now, isn't it just a little strange that you had no idea that Mr. Devine was wanted for robbery?
01:05:24B&E, failure to appear, larceny.
01:05:28Hardly a model citizen.
01:05:30Mrs. Galloway, are you all right?
01:05:33Ruth.
01:05:34Mrs. Galloway, are you all right?
01:05:35Ruthie, something's wrong with her.
01:05:37Ruth.
01:05:38Mom.
01:05:39Ruth.
01:05:43Unfortunately, the cancer is back.
01:05:46It's metastasized in her bones, liver, lungs, and is causing an inoperable neurocarcinoma.
01:05:53Right here.
01:05:54English, please.
01:05:56It's spread too far.
01:05:57What about chemo?
01:05:58It's too late.
01:05:59What do you mean too late? There has to be something.
01:06:01We don't care how much it costs.
01:06:03We can debulk the brain tumor. That could give her some relief.
01:06:07How long?
01:06:08A month, maybe two.
01:06:10You should try to get her things in order.
01:06:27Mom.
01:06:40Ruth, you gave us quite a scare.
01:06:42The judge postponed the case for a week.
01:06:44After that, I don't know what.
01:06:46What's happening with Max?
01:06:48He stole a frozen turkey ten years ago and then skipped his hearing.
01:06:51I'll have him out on bail by the end of the day.
01:06:53That's good.
01:06:56Yeah.
01:07:04What did the doctor say?
01:07:06We can take you home tomorrow.
01:07:08Oh, I like that.
01:07:27I'm sorry.
01:07:28No, go ahead. Get what you needed.
01:07:33How long?
01:07:34A month, maybe two.
01:07:37Funny thing is, I've never seen her so alive, so happy.
01:07:41You gave her that.
01:07:43So can you.
01:07:45You were right.
01:07:47She gave up her whole life just to raise me, and I didn't think it was enough.
01:07:52I had to make her feel guilty for not doing more, for not having a career.
01:08:02I'd give anything to have what she has.
01:08:07You already do.
01:08:17It's okay.
01:08:23Yeah!
01:08:41You know, Martin and I used to plant a rosebush every year for our anniversary.
01:08:48Could you plant one on April 27th for me?
01:08:58We can plant it together.
01:09:02I need you to promise me that you'll finish what I started here.
01:09:08They deserve better.
01:09:12I promise, Mom.
01:09:14Oh, that's my girl.
01:09:17Thank you.
01:09:24Cheryl, I want you to download all the Beverly Hills real estate covenants and regulations from 1950 until the present.
01:09:32I want these divided up and picked apart.
01:09:37We've got less than two days.
01:09:47Okay.
01:10:17Okay.
01:10:27Okay, just sign right there.
01:10:30Okay.
01:10:36Next.
01:10:44Come on, I need everybody to sign.
01:10:48Mine's a little scribbly.
01:10:50That's okay, so is mine.
01:10:59How's it going?
01:11:01Not good. Preston's gonna bring up a 93 legal precedent back in the covenants today.
01:11:06Great. So he's feeling pretty confident right now.
01:11:09Oh, yeah.
01:11:11He had a great offense.
01:11:13We'll see what happens next week.
01:11:17Looks like you should have taken my offer.
01:11:19What? And missing the look on your face when you lose?
01:11:21It's over, Agida.
01:11:23Yes, it is.
01:11:25Take a look. I think you'll enjoy it.
01:11:32Okay, the deed to your mother's property, so?
01:11:34Look at the names.
01:11:39This is crazy. You can't do this.
01:11:41If I file that deed, then the house will be owned in part by each of those individuals, rendering your lawsuit void.
01:11:47Now, you'll also see that I've enclosed a settlement offer from Mr. Greenberg,
01:11:51under which I will not file that deed in lieu of him selling me one of his apartment buildings at market value.
01:11:57If everything works out, then the neighborhood will get back to normal.
01:12:00I'll expect to hear from you by noon. Otherwise, consider that deed recorded.
01:12:05Well, you love this, don't you?
01:12:07Hey, I'm just trying to do what's right for everybody.
01:12:12All rise.
01:12:15Smile. You won.
01:12:17Order's now in session.
01:12:29Hi.
01:12:36Oh.
01:12:39Good morning.
01:12:42I finished your book.
01:12:46And you're a very talented writer.
01:12:50Hopefully, you don't have to give it up.
01:12:53Well, I've had great inspiration.
01:12:57Would you read a passage from the book?
01:13:02I'd love to hear it in your voice.
01:13:05Sure.
01:13:08Okay.
01:13:25We weren't homeless.
01:13:28We were houseless.
01:13:31For a house, no matter how large or small,
01:13:35is merely four walls and a roof.
01:13:39A home is the love that fills the space between those walls.
01:13:45A precious love that endures and grows.
01:13:51A love that's forgiving and unconditional.
01:13:57They could take our house,
01:14:01but they could never take our home,
01:14:05because in our house, there was love.
01:14:30Amazing grace,
01:14:36how sweet the sound
01:14:41that saved a wretch like me.
01:14:51I once was lost,
01:14:56but now am found.
01:15:02Was blind, but now I see.
01:15:27You saved my life.
01:15:29I don't hurt anymore.
01:15:37Do me a favor.
01:15:39Please tell Robert I made the climb.
01:15:57Well, Mother, we're all together now.
01:16:00Just the way you wanted.
01:16:02Dad, it's your turn to take care of her now, all right?
01:16:12I love you both very much.
01:16:26I love you.
01:16:39Larry, I think you want to move the camera to your right just to get everybody in the picture.
01:16:42Okay.
01:16:43Oh, wait, that's too much.
01:16:45I think you need to tilt it up a bit so you can get the sign.
01:16:47Okay, that's it. We're going to leave it right here.
01:16:49Is he always this impatient?
01:16:50He's not very good with a camera.
01:16:52What was that, honey?
01:16:53I said I love you.
01:16:55Okay, everyone, gather around. We're going to take a picture.
01:16:57Rose?
01:17:00Gina, can I count on your help at the legal clinic on Tuesday night?
01:17:03Actually, I have a date on Tuesday.
01:17:05What?
01:17:06You have a date?
01:17:07Yes, but I'll be there on Wednesday.
01:17:10Oh, the legal clinic is only open one night a week.
01:17:12Not anymore. My firm has 80 lawyers, and they can all afford to do some charity work.
01:17:17Okay, it looks like we're about ready to go, so everyone just move to the left a little.
01:17:25Hurry!
01:17:26Mom would love this.
01:17:27Yes, she would.
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