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Debra's off today. We are now going to talk with Lucy Hahn. You may have heard her in that Fox 11 report.

We played in the last segment, just to quickly recap if you're joining us, and Playa Del Rey,

just south of Marina Del Rey on the beach there. They have a million-dollar homes, and they also have

people living for free, vag homeless tents and these have sprouted

up and they're spreading and Lucy Hahn is with the nonprofit group Friends of the Jungle

did a lot of good work in cleaning up the Biona weplands from the homeless encampments there

and the RVs that had taken root.

They're working with Tracy Park,

the L.A. City Councilman. Let's talk to Lucy and see, get the, get the whole overview of this

situation. Lucy, how are you? Good. Thank you for having me. It's good to have you on again.

And I don't know at the time if I congratulated you,

but you should be congratulated again for all the good work you did in the Biona Wetlands.

I drove by there recently and not a single RV. And I understand that they're cleaning up all

the damage to the wetlands that the homeless inflicted for all those years. And a big credit to you for your

organization and getting the word out. Thank you. Because there aren't a whole lot of people who

actively do things. Now, in this case, describe what's been going on in Playa Del Rey. My wife and I

often bike past that area on the bike path there.

So what has been going on recently?

So as you've seen being on the bike path,

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