Why are 60,000 homeless in New York?
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Nick Bryant reports: "New York City's homeless population has reached an all-time high"
It has been one of the coldest winters on record in America's north-east, and in New York City freezing temperatures have coincided with record numbers of homeless.
The city's homeless population at all-time high of 60,000 and 25,000 of those are children.
The BBC's New York correspondent Nick Bryant has been out onto the streets to meet those struggling to find shelter.
- Published20 January 2015
