siobhan, thanks very much. steven wallace siobhan, thanks very much.han, thanks very much. steven wallace had just finished working with burt reynolds before he died. he directed burt reynolds‘ last completed film, defining moments. what did the he play for you as a role? he played a character named chester and chester was a man who hadn‘t been able to connect with his daughter. he decided he had nine months to be born so he wanted to ta ke months to be born so he wanted to take nine months to die, and he wa nted take nine months to die, and he wanted to connect with her in that nine months so he spends the entire nine months so he spends the entire nine months so he spends the entire nine months spending his time with her and learning about her, all the things he didn‘t do when she was younger. what was it like working with him? somebody of this stature, who‘s been a hollywood legend for a number of years, it‘s quite overwhelming i would imagine for a lot of people to have to work with him? he was scary. burt was always one of my heroes growing up. i

before the beginning of november i think it's possible siobhan is speaking about the downward pressure on the us a time pestle as weakened somewhat over the past week but many argentinians are still chasing the dollar as south american country has the most dark cash holdings off of the us who petticoat pears is one of the most famous argentinians to have been hit by the financial crisis in two thousand and one. the former soccer player who was on the country's nine hundred ninety four world cup team to watch the state freeze all his accounts and convert dollars into pesos a tragedy for people like him who had been investing in dollars for decades. but the. country has then through fifteen crises since one thousand nine hundred fifty five and they said over and over again if you bet on the dollar you'll lose it's people who only experience their pieces losing of value. go also said that many argentinians today are still afraid to leave their money in the bank after renewed fall in the peso in recent weeks their assets have lost another four percent in value. have learned long ago how to

it follows the case of siobhan mclaughlin who was refused widowed parent's allowance, following the deathbeen together for more than 20 years and had four children, but weren't married or in a civil partnership. a labour mp paid tribute to her for pursuing the case. unmarried bereaved parents should not be subject to discrimination because of their marital status, adding it simply their children's needs are the same. the supreme court said the financial loss caused to families with children by the death of the parents is to say ——the same whether or not the parents were in a marriage or civil partnership. the support provided by the state can be provided to a family grieving for the loss and may also face financial hardship because of diminished income. a plaid cymru mp has an example from her constituency. a woman in my constituency died on the 15th of may. she leaves two sons and her partner of 2a years. they were engaged. but they had prioritised buying a house over the cost of getting married. they put their children's home first. when will the government bring forward a review of whi

siobhan recently moved to dorset with herfamily. rising demand and cost. the county council has already substantially cut overall spending to keep things running, but there's still a shortfall and have noticed. my grandad could not get a bus service, where he used to be able to. they are cutting back all the time, and i have a particular friend whose husband is very ill and she can't get the right care and attention for him. today, the council unveiled almost £13 million of possible further cuts needed just to balance the books this year. as well as things like road maintenance, it could affect support for young carers and youth services. well, i think we are cutting back very badly. we have taken all the low hanging fruit — there is nowhere else to go. we can't increase council tax, we are capped by the government. we have made of a case the government as much as e can. we have made a case the government as much as we can. but we have seen nothing coming back and therefore we have had to take these decisions. somerset is not the on

siobhan recently moved to dorset with herfamily. services are hugely stretched due to rising demand and cost. the county council has already substantially cut overall spending to keep things running, but there's still a shortfall and people have noticed. my grandad, who lives up at culmhead, couldn't get a bus service, where he used to be able to. they're cutting back all the time and i have a particular friend whose husband is very ill and she can't get the right care and attention for him. today, the conservative—run council unveiled almost £13 million of possible further cuts needed just to balance the books this year. as well as things like road maintenance, it could affect support for young carers and youth services. well, i think we're cutting back very badly. we have taken all the low— hanging fruit, there is nowhere else to go. we cannot increase council tax, we are capped by the government. we have made our case to government as much as we can. but we've seen nothing coming back and therefore we have to take these decisions

tommy, siobhan, jordan, lydia, tracy, roberto, valerie, mildred josh, knowledge, and then i have alex and. come on up, you guys. >> good evening. i am a parent. [inaudible] i am coming here to you devastated today. my son is here with me he is right there. he was at the gun incident that happened on august 30th. i was on campus at 11:50 am in communication with the principal -- [inaudible]. >> i have yet to receive an apology. i got a thank you letter -- [inaudible]. >> the gun went off -- [inaudible] >> my family is torn apart. [inaudible] >> good evening. my name is lydia sanchez. i am roberto process and the mother of the child that was incorrectly criminalized in the balboa gun incident by the media due to the improper handling of the incident at both sfusd and sfpd. upon meeting with the administrators, we requested a letter of apology so that my son 's name could be cleared. the document we received from the superintendent adds insult to injury and did -- and is disrespectful at best. we request that this letter during our mediation in which we asked for an apology for what my c

siobhan recently moved to dorset with herfamily.stantially cut overall spending to keep things running, but there's still a shortfall and people have noticed. my grandad could not get a bus service, where he used to be able to. they are cutting back all the time and i have a particular friend whose husband is very ill and she cannot get the right care and attention for him. today, the council unveiled almost £13 million of possible further cuts needed just to balance the books this year. as well as things like road maintenance, it could affect support for young carers and youth services. well, i think we are cutting back very badly. we have taken all the low— hanging fruit, there is nowhere else to go. we cannot increase council tax, we are capped by the government. we have made our case to government as much as we can. but we have seen nothing coming back and therefore we have had to take these decisions. somerset is not the only council struggling with its finances. the government has said it has provided billions of pounds to loc