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funding cuts imposed on local authorities in recent yea rs imposed on local authorities in recent years meahorities in recent years means councils on the often have the money to support those young carers most in need. people watching will understand the situation with council budgets. that is almost a given. by the same token, they will have just seen the report about that young boy, ten yea rs report about that young boy, ten years old, looking after his mother because she has a brain tumour, and they will think, how is this possible in britain in 2016? that young boy should be at school, working hard, and when he is not doing that, he should be having a nice time with his friends like any ten—year—old. how is it possible that a child is left to look after a parent? that young boy clearly does an incrediblejob in difficult circumstances. he should be getting a lot of support to help him with that. families like that do get a lot of support from local authorities and the nhs, local schools and other people. however, the real problem we face is the funding cuts means it is hard to deliver t

people said to mea mould is i want to do.ear ago, wait to see if you are on the honours list, i am waiting to see you nominated. i didn't imagine these things would happen. it is amazing. to be recognised by the queen, it is just like, wow, thank you. paralympian kadeena cox. donald trump, who becomes us president in three weeks' time, has congratulated president putin on his response to the american sanctions announced yesterday. 35 russian diplomats are being expelled from the us following allegations of interference in the presidential election. president putin said he would not respond until he saw how donald trump would handle matters. our correspondent steve rosenberg reports from moscow. near the kremlin tonight, they were putting on a seasonal show, ahead of the new year celebrations. there was song and dance and some musical theatre. but that was nothing compared to the political theatre being played out inside. first up on stage, the foreign minister. he advised president putin to expel 35 us diplomats. america had

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it claims negligence on behalf of the owner and promoter and the city and county of alled mea. it is brought on behalf of the families of two of the 36 victims of the fire. >>> this holiday season one family is devastated by the damage left from the oakland warehouse fire and has found a reason to celebrate even though they've got a long road ahead of them. >> reporter: the fans blard cleaning the air from smoke damage. the crowds gathered hundred thousand dollars. >> we're gonna relocate. we're gonna have to relocate. >> reporter: from the ashes of water house next door, the dominguez family has found joy this christmas amid a financial loss. >> so i have a new granddaughter. very happy. a little complicated birth. but i'm very happy. >> reporter: while the crowds picked through items looking for deals, luis finds perspective. >> we have to move on. obviously it's not the same. we have to relocate. and go somewhere else. but people here, i feel a bit more alive these past few days >> reporter: this christmas while the family heals, they share a message as they regroup, rebuild

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there's not this big mea culpa, we made a mistake, we apologize to the pakistani community, we jumped too early. they're saying we don't have enough evidence now. >> okay, steve, thanks so much. of course all of these questions needing answers. so many people have been affected by this. let's go back now to max foster in berlin. and max, so many people have been impacted by this. clearly what they want to happen now is for this investigation to find the driver and whoever else was involved and then they can move on i guess with the grieving process. >> yeah. and you're talking there about this pakistani asylum seeker who was the initial suspect and turned out not to be the case. but a lot of damage already done there because the right wing really capitalizing on the idea that asylum seekers are a threat to this country. so they need to try to locate the actual suspect now who may or may not be an asylum seeker. may be someone completely different. we just don't know how -- any information on that whatsoever at the moment because everything and so locked down and i.c.e. not even giving

i mea -- you work for the cia. what is that relationship like now? the president-elect has called war on them, called them out. what is that going to be like? >> it's going to be a very troubled relationship. but the american people end up being the losers. i'm not sure if donald trump had the information that the cia would give him or wants to give him, if that would make him make wise decisions. i'm not sure it would. so i don't know. maybe it's a wash. but look, i'll tell you, americans need to understand this. the cia gives advice to senior policymakers. the president, of course, included chief among them. and does a variety of assessments every day all day long. hundreds of them. that's the reality. and they deal in an uncertain world, the world we live in. and that's why we have them. we have them to connect the dots. sometimes they're not right. most of the time they are. because they're very -- they're very conscientious and conservative in the assessments they make most of the time. now, people talk about mistakes that are made and times the

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in europe, the contrast this with the meas these elections, they will be different, they will unsettlenvestors. but the economic conclusion is the european fiscal policy being very low and that will put a restraint on european growth and more pressure on the european central bank to maintain its fiscal policy. i would argue we have had a logical reaction in the states and the main pressure point in the state has obviously been the jump in treasury yields too percent and and europe i do not think we will get that change between monetary fiscal policy. >> you would say the ability to be fiscally generous may be limited. let's go to political risk. the difficulty in creating a coalition. is there a consequence? france, germany, italy. bob, you would maintain there is more momentum to go for these spreads. riseu think britons will and terms of it you's? bags all right -- >> already we come from low years of around -- yields around minus one basis points. by this time next her, i think it is enough between 50-70 basis points. that is not a major move but it means for investors that duration

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people concerned about his well being over the weekend. 42-year-old green explained in the facebook meaer video that they were shooting for a new project that he's doing called gnarly davidson. no word on when the project comes out. >> what a way to promote. okay. >>> finally, we can't do the skinny without mentioning rogue one, a star wars story, the film dominated the weekend box office taking in $155 million. >> here's a different take on it. that's part of a shortstop action film featuring figures from a company called hot toys. those who've seen rogue one now how the fight between that character and the storm troopers work out. >> no spoilers here, don't worry. great going on that film. pretty cool. >> a lot of people still going to check out rogue one throughout -- >> $155 million. >> can you believe it? >> amazing. >>> a new take on an old classic. >> behind the reworking of "baby it's cold outside," you're watching "world news now." ♪ we'll have to do this again ♪ i really can't stay easy booger man. take mucinex dm. it'll take care of your cough. fine! i'll text you in 4 hours

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