longer - >> if i pull up amani's tiktok, what can i expect? >> the truth. expect the truth.y videos are very much geared towards not sugarcoating disability. >> reporter: her videos offer an uncompromisingly honest take on the reality of life as a black woman with cerebral palsy. >> if we're talking about white supremacy within the disability community, we're calling you out. >> reporter: amani is ready for a change in the way society represents both black and disabled people. >> oh my god, i am so glad that you agree. we should have way more disabled people in media, in film, in tv, in all of it. no, not you. but i thought you just said -- excuse me, i have no time for this, i'm about to profit off representation, great stereotypes that you will have to live by, without including you at all. >> in terms of media representations of disability, it's all about making nondisabled people feel better about themselves by compare on. our bodies are litmus tests for how much worse yours could be and how grateful you should be, because you could be us. i really hope black and brown d

we asked the companies implicated to comment. amani is response, we confirmed that phone dest is one of our suppliers, and as such, is regularly subject to checks and inspections. the results of these checks being that no finished product, the manufacturers in north korea fly, call our suppliers. it is also required to declare which subcontractors it used it and where these are. and it is also the case that none or in north korea, we also wrote to vote dest. the company offered no explanation as to why and on what scale it trades with north korea. one thing can be said for certain big name fashion brands have a good manufactured by a chinese company that does business with north korea. a country where workers have no rights where human life counts for little or nothing. and breakers, the investigation shows that this is far from an isolated case. chinese firms, these fact trees in north korea to produce goods with hundreds of millions of dollars. for years and years we've heard testimony from north korean s k fees, who were in concentration came today, has been forced to produce text

-run schools >> we came here under fire >> reporter: amani al shawarji is a teacher and says the hopelessness in gaza often compared to a prison where israel won't allow anyone to leave makes her students angry and despondent >> they feel that there is no future when i say to them learn, they say to me, learn to do what if we die, there is no need for our education. >> richard, what's the likelihood of a ceasefire tonight? >> reporter: not likely in fact, the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu just gave an order for the offensive against gaza to continue, saying there are still more targets to hit. and in gaza hamas shows no signs of relenting. so there's no ceasefire on the table. >> richard engel tonight, thank you and our chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell is watching it all. andrea, there's a lot of pressure on president biden to step in, and now he's calling for a ceasefire. >> reporter: that's right, lester. tonight for the first time the president is publicly acknowledging he told israel's prime minister netanyahu this afternoon he supports a ceasefire by both s

good morning geos limits a series of the most repulsive on the job and amani. come . up. hello everybody and welcome to call africa it's great to have you with us i'm krista lem's in lagos nigeria always we have a lot of interesting news stories all the apartment. and office that is red cross and i am so glad to know video coming to you from compiler here in uganda a big hello to everybody today i will be taking you on a trip all over you to for continent as we investigate some of the many environmental problems that we face here among the topics on the show. how hygiene is what to use clinics. just. how many games to grow. and the house of africa's breast. and people's lives. with time. passed away had to it's what what is that you may be asking not everybody knows that is what is the name of swaziland adopted in 2018 the small landlocked country lies between south africa and was in the less than. most of its clinics did not have access to clean water when the corner virus seemed to become more than ever before to remedy the situation thanks to an international initiativ

. >> reporter: 19-year-old amani smith joined the movement after the death of breonna taylor. >> thishing that you can just sit home and be comfortable with the generations before me and my own generation, we're not letting it go. >> reporter: how do we move it even more forward? >> you have to be armed in this. i'm not talking about armed with guns, i'm talking about armed with knowledge, armed with commitment, armed with love and armed with fierceness. >> reporter: and armed with support for the next generation of mattie jones. >> we have a whole lot of work to do. we need to reach out and embrace you and take your hand. >> we'll take it. >> dawne gee. >> derek jeter like no one's > re seen befo. >>plus, what would you do for a chance to go to space? ee. it's gentle on her skin, and out cleans our old free detergent. tide hygienic clean free. hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin. feel the clarity of non-drowsy children's claritin allergy relief. and relief from symptoms caused by over two hundred outdoor and indoor allergens. because to a kid, a grassy hill is irresistabale. c

of the transfer of hedge amany from west to east but i'm not sure if it is still called the east is so eager to be had jam and i'm in sure china russia many other countries have their own vision of how society should function how to deliver common good say in the most efficient way but i'm not sure they're sticking to impose their visions their designs another step i don't really talking about the you know sort of be a shift in the hit germany i'm not sure if russia or china how of a vision of a game would be mobile again if for themselves but the west suddenly the us and if some countries slip away from the sphere of influence of the west will do not follow the policy interests of the west they are treated as rivals and treated with extreme hostility. well the case of china is particularly important because of the size of the population in country the rate of economic growth and the way in which china has interacted with other regions of the uk because of its economic sides the west has responded to distrust by trying to accommodate sometimes are trying to ignore sometimes are trying

like most amani saw it happening on tv. seeing evidence ofthe buil being broken to is emotional for me. >> why was it emotional for you? >> just because it's a symbol. it's the center of the united states. it's our capitol building. >> reporter: captain richards and first sergeant david lopez were deployed in late january. lopez served two tours of duty in iraq but never imagined he would have to defend the homefront like this. >> i was never expecting this. this is what we train for. >> from the pleas for help after the riot to the inauguration. around 26,000 troops were activated at the height of the mission, some enduring cold floors and parking garages and manning barbed wire fences. >> we are trained to fight foreign threats. to be defending from domestic threats or fellow citizens was the most difficult for me. >> reporter: then the taking of the life of billy evans. >> we feel as though they're a brother and sister force for us. >> reporter: bi partain bonds developed for those they served to protect. >> thank you al