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>> hey, kevin. whats up, how are you? >> im, good yourself? >> im good. im in the middle of pasting. >> you are busy guy. >> you know where i did my first pasting, with a camera? im exactly right there. everything has been rebuilt into smaller buildings. the last giant building of the neighborhood is being destroyed, so were pasting the entire building. house everything over there? >> its getting a little worse with the virus stuff. a lot of guys are getting sick or tested positive. >> lets focu...

Scaffolding. if you pay, we will build it, we dont ask questions. >> [speaking spanish] >> [speaking spanish] [laughs] >> [speaking spanish] >> it is bigger than the wall, it is three times the size of the wall. we see the border patrol stop us. i come with my team and we paint. there, i was like, maybe that will be where i lose everything because border patrol will start saying, there is something big being built by the wall, we should check it out.

Were gonna take a photo. [speaking foreign language] you? ready single, what throw, chris -- [speaking foreign language] >> we thought this would last two minutes. that we will put the top and take a photo, and thats it, we have to take everything off in five minutes. 15, 20, 30, one hour, were still leading. if there was nice music. for a moment, we forgot there was a war.

No one else would care. one day, i was at a train station in paris, waiting for my friend and he was late. at some point, i see a bag that was there. after two, three trains, the bag was still there. so i opened it and i see a camera. i took it. i have that idea of documenting the adventures. i was documenting everything. i was documenting climbing the roofs, i was documenting those night experiences. i loved it.

That. i would never have imagined that. >> [speaking foreign language] [applause] >> ten years now, its been ten years. we built everything ourself. the class, the board, everything is handmade. i brought two friends, one from japan and the u.s.. they went through the entire house as if a tree went in and out the doors. we just tried to keep going with better years than others.

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Bookcases and get them upstairs. >> reporter: youve devised a drill? >> yes. exactly. exactly. >> reporter: mel bout her dream home 35 years ago, but since then the water and flood insurance prices have soared. >> i gave my husband waders for christmas. >> reporter: very practical. >> it is. >> reporter: does he get good use out of them? >> he sure does, yeah. >> reporter: let me ask you this. if you had known when you bought this house everything that would come with it in terms of the tides, t...

This house everything that would come with it in terms of the tides, the floods, the power outages, would you maybe have looked for somewhere else to live? >> maybe. but it really was my dream house and it always has been. so -- but i can certainly see it becoming unlivable. and that does worry me. >> for norfolk, the problem has added significance. it hosts the largest naval base in the country. sailors are coming home from long deployments to a base threatened by encroaching seas. made worse b...

Everything soft up to the second floor and take the books out of the bookcases and get them upstairs. >> youve devised a drill by now. >> exactly. >> she bought her dream home here 35 years a ago. but since then the water ant flood insurance prices have soared. >> i gave my husband weighaders christmas. >> very practical. >> does he get good use? >> he sure does. >> let me ask you this. if you had known when you bought this house everything that would come with it in terms of the tides, floods, ...