Los Angeles resident Elvis Summers poses with his tiny house on wheels he built for a woman who had been sleeping on the streets in his South Los Angeles neighborhood on Thursday, May 7, 2015. Summers never thought more than 5.6 million people would watch a YouTube video of him constructing the 8-foot-long house for Irene "Smokie" McGhee, 60, a grandmother who’s been homeless for more than a decade. He estimates he spent less than $500 on plywood, shingles, a window and a door.
Los Angeles resident Elvis Summers poses with his tiny house on wheels he built for a woman who had been sleeping on the streets in his South Los Angeles neighborhood on Thursday, May 7, 2015.

In this video Luke Rudkowski travels to Compton, California to talk to Elvis Summers, the main behind the ” Tiny Houses For The Homeless in Los Angeles.” Elvis’s story that he shared in this video is insane with government intervention and intimidation that is denying people basic human rights. The situation got so bad for Elvis that he now wears a bulletproof vest for his protection.

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