The man, Donald Francis, who the police believe was homeless, stood outside a gasoline station Monday asking people for money.
Photograph: Bullit Marquez/AP 9.59am GMT Rosana Moses, who is homeless, stands with dogs she cares for in the port district of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
In London, where the number of people accepted as homeless stands at 14,812, one of the largest developments going through the planning system shows less than 17% of the planned 15,000 units will be affordable.
By Kun Li PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti, 27 December 2005 – Homeless children stand in the middle of a busy street in order to stop passing cars and beg passengers for money.
Ten years ago, when Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg took office, the homeless population stood at 31,000.
In 2004, when the homeless population stood at 38,000, he promised to cut the number by two-thirds.
Gypsy touts and homeless women stood on the corners rubbing their hands together to keep from freezing.
"I've seen the change from bad to good as far as people hanging out and doing the wrong thing," one barber, Harold Parris, 40, said as two homeless men stood under the shelter's grand-arch entryway, smoking.
That's Mars!" A homeless woman stood with me a while, liking the idea that this lunar eclipse thing might bring her some good fortune, although she didn't look up once.
Another homeless man stood behind an LAPD patrol car as officers searched his pockets.
