what's next for laurie?s in on plans in new jersey. >> along with the medals a dancing mirror ball trophy has a special place of honor. >> it's very heavy. i remember when we got announced, val is like, hold it up. show the crowd. i can't. >> she's adding achievement, she's the author of "i got this" why write a book now at 16 years old? >> it's so fresh. i'm able to really recall those memories, you know, per fktly at the time because i just had them. >> one story from the book, presenting to queen b at the mtv awards. >> her rhinestones scratched my skin. it was kind of like -- beyonce. beyonce's ring stones scratched me. this is okay. life is good right now. >> she invited us to ride along to her very first book signing. >> lots of books. [ cheers and applause ]. >> about 1,700 fans turned out and we found out there's not much time for romance. >> i think parents are -- my life isn't letting that happen. i don't really have time for any dating right now. >> she's hoping to compete at the 2020 games in tok

. >> reporter: laurie freeney will never forget brutal attack that landed her 19 year-old son in the hospital. it was late night january 1st following hummers parade, laurie was with her son austin freeney, his brother and girl friend at third and oregon in south philadelphia. the austin was on the phone and mentioned being in the army. he was even wearing his army jacket. that is when her solder son was attack by a stranger, just after that person made negative remarks about the army. >> i don't understand how in your own country you put down men and women that fight for you, fight for your freedom. >> reporter: laurie says austin's attacker was not alone, she says there were eight or nine watching some even attack the rest of their group before running away. >> bunch of boys i would a 18 to 20. >> reporter: now as the investigation continues the philadelphia crime commission has announced a $7,000 reward for any information that leads to an arrest and conviction in this case. >> we're outraged by it. here is a solder who has been training to protect this country and isn't safe in h

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we have not yet had a call from hugh laurie, we we re yet had a call from hugh laurie, we were hopingical worker can expect to spend £40,000 to purchase all those extra things. but, december is the coolest months. december is the coolest months. december costs the average employee £96. and this is what amazes us. £42 goes to secret santa. not in our office. we only say it because we set a limit, don't we? that is the whole point. you would spend that on afamily whole point. you would spend that on a family member. it is an awful lot of muggy. talking cash, would you ever ask for a discount? i think you would. a survey suggests that nearly two thirds of us who tried to get a bargain have managed it. do you try? i tried. but when they go silent i get worried. we have been asking customers where they have tried haggling and, most importantly, work for them? a furniture store. buying a car. anywhere like that, yeah. recently i have. i got £100 from haggling. most prices are fixed. you wouldn't haggle with them.|j haggling. most prices are fixed. you wouldn't haggle with them. i don't try

when he won andi was sat next to hugh laurie when he won and i thought, i can go home happy. then when it came to my category, up against some real legends. coming of age movie moonlight had been tipped to win quite a few but won just one, best drama. but the biggest was... la la land! there were a record seven golden globes for the old—fashioned musical, with both ryan gosling and emma stone waltzing off with awards. this is a film for dreamers, and i think that hope and creativity are two of the most important things of the world, and that's what this movie is about. well, hollywood can be fun and frivolous, but it also prides itself on tackling serious subjects, and many stars here on the red carpet are predicting a surge in political films this year, following the most divisive of elections. james cook, bbc news, at the golden globes in los angeles. a quick reminder newsnight is about to begin on bbc two. here's emily. tonight: can a prime minister ever define her own legacy? theresa may set out the soul of her premiership today. we'll tell you how it went down. join me n

. >> reporter: laurie freni tells "eyewitness news" she was with her son austin his girlfriend and her other son following the mummers parade late that sunday. freni says austin was on the phone talking about being in the army while wearing an army jacket when a stranger made a negative remark to austin about the army. >> i don't understand how in your own country you put down men and women that fight for you. to fight for your freedom. >> reporter: but austin's attacker was not alone. she says there were eight or nine more watching some even joined in assaulting the rest of the group before taking off. >> just a bunch of boys, i mean, from i'd say 18 20's. >> reporter: freni called police and an ambulance rushed austin to the hospital. the attack left him with multiple injuries including a broken jaw but just a few hours ago, laurie discovered a glimpse of hope when the philadelphia crime commission announced a $7,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the attackers. >> we're outraged by it and we want to see this case brought to justice. >> reporter: john

. >> reporter: laurie freni tells "eyewitness news" she was with her son austin his girlfriend and her other son following the mummers parade late that sunday. freni says austin was on the phone talking about being in the army while wearing an army jacket when a stranger made a negative remark to austin about the army. >> i don't understand how in your own country you put down men and women that fight for you. to fight for your freedom. >> reporter: but austin's attacker was not alone. she says there were eight or nine more watching some even joined in assaulting the rest of the group before taking off. >> just a bunch of boys, i mean, from i'd say 18 20's. >> reporter: freni called police and an ambulance rushed austin to the hospital. the attack left him with multiple injuries including a broken jaw but just a few hours ago, laurie discovered a glimpse of hope when the philadelphia crime commission announced a $7,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the attackers. >> we're outraged by it and we want to see this case brought to justice. >> reporter: john

. >> reporter: his mother laurie said they were jumped at third and oregon after leaving the hummers take festivities. >> he is such a good kid. he did not deserve this. >> reporter: laurie says it began with young man ripping austin over his army jacket which she now wears. she said one struck austin when he was on the phone with more piling on. >> me and his girlfriend tried pulling them off but they hit us. we got the hit in the face. she got thrown in the street. then they went after his 14 year-old brother and were kicking him. >> reporter: austin came home from fort beening, georgia just before christmas in a vice arranged by a stranger since laurie could not after the airfare. tough times since his father died from cancer and she lost work due to disability. austin had been sending his earnings to the family, and now times get even tougher. >> he has to get plates put in his jaw, and his how the will be wired shut for the next eight weeks. >> reporter: austin's upcoming deployment to the middle east is very unlikely as he heels, his hotter ponders. >> how anyone can put down t

like life has been amazing for laurie.sically, as a gymnast, everyone knows that injuries come and go between the sport and between seasons. it doesn't matter what time of the year it is. it just happens. mine happened in the middle of the year. i had to get surgery on my knee. and i remember just laying on my couch, like, my knee hurts really bad. this is going to be hard to come back. and my family was like, we believe in you. >> i fell in love with your entire family at the olympics. and one of my favorite stories in your book is the one about the tissues. will you tell that story? >> yeah. basically before olympic trials, we went out to eat. and i had a little breakdown because practice was really rough and my routines weren't coming the way i wanted them to. and this pour waitress was bringing over piles of tissues. >> who were you with? >> i was with my dad, my sister and one of my teammates. we were leaving, and my sister said, i'm going to save these tissues and give them to her when she makes the team. i was think

laurie's has been a staple for locals and tourists for 32 years.the manager says the building was bought about a year and a half ago and the owner wants to enrate is it, but says there's -- renovate it, but says there's something special about the original spot. >> it's smaller and cozy and we've made a lot of friendships here because we can talk to the people too as well as serve the meals. >> the owner is looking for a new space. he hopes to be up and running some time next year. >>> still ahead, talk that the 49ers organization could look very different after their final game tomorrow. >> who could be packing their bags after a very rough season. >>> new rules on the roads and in the workplace. california laws that take effect tell stroke of midnight. >> and new years celebrations around the world. the unique way some cities are ringing not guilty 2017 -- ring not guilty 2017. ,,,,,,,,,, more than a- million people filled australia's sydney harbor to ring in the new year. >>> around the world dazzling fireworks displays helped usher in 2017. mor

but hugh laurie was there to pick up his award from the hollywood foreign press association with a dig able to say that i won this at the last ever golden globes. i don't mean to be gloomy, it's just that it has the words hollywood, foreign and press in the title, ijust don't know... receiving a lifetime achievement award, meryl streep also lambasted the president—elect. disrespect invites disrespect, violence incites violence. when the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose. in the most predictable plot twists, donald trump responded on twitter. meryl streep was one of the most overrated actresses in hollywood, he said, calling the three—time oscar winner "a hillary flunky who lost big." 0n the night, though, it was not politics which prevailed but escapism. la la land! la la land. there were a record seven golden globes for the old—fashioned musical la la land, including acting awards for its stars, ryan gosling and emma stone. this is a film for dreamers. and i think that hope and creativity are two of the most important things in the world and that is what this mo

. >> reporter: his mother laurie said they were jumped at third and oregon after leaving mummers dayestivities. >> he is such a good kid and did not deserve this. >> reporter: laurie says it began with young men ripping austin over his army jacket. one struck austin on the phone with more piling on. >> me and his girlfriend, tried pulling them off and they hit us, we got hit in the face, she got thrown in the street and then they went after his 14 year-old brother, they were kicking him. >> reporter: austin came home from georgia just before christmas, and total vice arranged by a stranger since laurie could not after airfare tough times since his father died from cancer and she lost work due to disability. austin had been sending his earnings to the family, now times get even tougher. >> he has to get plate put in his jaw and his mouth will be wired shut for the next eight weeks. >> reporter: austin's upcoming deployment to the middle east very unlikely as he heels, his mother ponders. >> how anyone can put down the military, it is just, it makes no sense to me. these guys give up t

it won a slew of awards for all of the british stars, like tom hiddleston, and hugh laurie, of course - it's not only popular, of course, in the uk — it's a it's not only popular, of course, in the uk - it's a bbc it's not only popular, of course, in the uk — it's a bbc production — but it's on cable television here — and highly acclaimed by american critics as well. as always, peter, really appreciate it. peter bowes in los angeles. in other news: the british foreign secretary, borisjohnson, has met key advisors to the us president—elect, donald trump, on an unannounced visit to new york. 0fficials described their three—hour discussions as "positive, but frank." it's understood they discussed us policy towards syria, china and russia. mrjohnson will hold talks with senior members of congress in washington later on monday. the french defence minister has revealed that 211,000 cyberattacks against defence targets in france were prevented last year. jean—yves le drian said attacks against the french military were doubling in number every year, and warned that his country's infrastructur

let's go to laurie on the floor today, we have been up 42 points. a blah day again. does this have any impact. bare in mind this was three weeks ago and things changed. >> things do change although at first glance, ash, see any surprises, pretty much what we expect given the last meeting that we see three interest rate hikes. the dow jones industrial continuing toward 20,000, if you will, in post election rally. up 43 points. that's what we were ahead of the release of the minutes. i checked some of the other things, oil is one and three quarters. the big picture, theme, we have not seen a whole lot of movement in a lot of the financial tools and a lot of the areas that we checked like the dollar, for example, which hit a 14-year high, other currencies it traited against, that's pretty much the same. there's, oil, a gain of one point, 75%, dollar versus euro. i'm kind of wrangling on here, there's not -- ashley: never ramble. i'm at the edge of my seat. steve, i was reading your notes, i love it, for you the most exciting fed news is the fact that the fed is no longe

but hugh laurie was there to pick up his award from the hollywood foreign press association with a digat i won this at the last ever golden globes. i don't mean to be gloomy, it's just that it has the words hollywood, foreign and press in the title, ijust don't know... receiving a lifetime achievement award, meryl streep also lambasted the president—elect. disrespect invites disrespect, violence incites violence. when the powerful use their position to bully others, we all lose. in the most predictable plot twists, donald trump responded on twitter. meryl streep was one of the most overrated actresses in hollywood, he said, calling the three—time oscar winner a hillary flunky who lost big. on the night, though, it was not politics which prevailed but escapism. la la land! la la land. there were a record seven golden globes for the old—fashioned musical la la land, including acting awards for its stars, ryan gosling and emma stone. this is a film for dreamers. and i think that hope and creativity are two of the most important things in the world and that is what this movie is about. hol

laurie, if i could start with you, i want to talk about the issue of trade.promises trump made on the campaign trail was to repeal nafta, is their president that this? campaign trail was to repeal nafta, is their president that this7m campaign trail was to repeal nafta, is their president that this? it is possible. a president can't unilaterally withdraw from a trade agreement and all that remains is whatever was permitted by congress which in the case of nafta is a very small part of the problematic provisions of jared. he small part of the problematic provisions ofjared. he could do it. it has not been done before but the reason why it seems so urgent is that just reason why it seems so urgent is thatjust under one government programmes that are over 900,000 american workers certified by the government as having lost theirjobs to nafta trade. and in the context of getting the model of trade right nafta is a well known hot target. of getting the model of trade right nafta is a well known hot targetm sounds like you agree with trump that america has lostjobs

sat next to hugh laurie when he won and i thought, i can go home happy. few but won just one, best drama. but the biggest was... la la land! there were a record seven golden globes for the old—fashioned musical, with both ryan gosling and emma stone waltzing off with awards. this is a film for dreamers, and i think that hope and creativity are two of the most important things of the world, and that's what this movie is about. well, hollywood can be fun and frivolous, but it also prides itself on tackling serious subjects, and many stars here on the red carpet are predicting a surge in political films this year, following the most divisive of elections.

laurie segal has the exclusive story of dorsey's visit to one of his newest customers, a refugee whot in america after fleeing the syrian civil war. >> reporter: walk into yasin's falafel house and you'll see this sign. it's a message of inclusiveness. >> we welcome everybody. from every background. you are safe here. >> reporter: yasin teru understands how important it is to feel welcome. in 2011 he fled syria and came to the united states. here to knoxville, tennessee as a refugee. he struggled to find work and to find a sense of community. >> okay. so i have to crease my own work. was very minimum cost. and there was the idea to make sandwiches. so i decide to start with falafel sandwiches at our moss sxk start from there. >> reporter: the sandwiches were so popular at the moss thak it spurred a business. but yassin soon faced another hurdle. accepting credit cards. >> for someone like me who doesn't have perfect english to make contracts, working with square was very clear and easy. >> reporter: fast forward a few years and his business is growing. and today's a big day for yassi

coming up, our laury hernandez.ell us about the whirlwind she's been on since winning gold in rio. >>> let's begin your news at 8:00. >>> authorities fear the death toll could climb after a weekend of powerful storms. as we take a live look from the air. you can see the full -- search and rescue teams are now looking for more survivors, all this as wild weather threatens millions on both coasts search and rescue crews now looking for more victims in albany, georgia, where this toerpd touched down. >> this is really bad. >> reporter: just hours earlier in the small town of adel, georgia, another storm barreled through, killing at least seven people. in hatties berg, were killed. from texas to louisiana, alabama to florida, the wild weather did not let up. president trump vowing to help states hit hard by the deadly storms. >> georgia, great state, great people. >> while tornadoes ravaged the south out west, rain pounded southern california. freeways flooded, evac wayses ordered. fire cruise in san diego found a man's

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