they're not statistics. >> reporter: jackie and doreen have grown so close, even spending time with ones. >> it has been an important part of my growth, being able to have fun. >> fun? i didn't expect to hear that word in this conversation. >> oh, yeah. >> we have a ball. >> we do, we do. >> why is that important? >> it is so important because the world is so heavy when this is your reality. >> reporter: back in chicago, linsey and valerie break bread with other gun violence survivors. >> do you ever think, man, i just -- i just want to get away from the heaviness? >> absolutely. >> therefore, i don't want to be a part of this group? >> yes. >> yes, yeah. >> yes. >> >> but we have a purpose to bring out eyewearawareness and prevention and let people know that gun violence is not normal. >> we manage the space for each other and ourselves. i say this unequivocally, saved my life. >> reporter: together, hoping and fighting to save the lives of others. >> our thanks to byron. up next, the perfect holiday escape. we take you behind the scenes, as disney re-imagines the timeless tale, "beaut

it comes doreen lawrence. comes from doreen lawrence.n laws did a review for the labour and of all the labour party and of all the senior figures in life senior figures in public life and surely one, one who is and she's surely one, one who is most failed by the racism of the metropolitan police . is that metropolitan police. is that structural? i think it is. and it was structural. that's what the the review of found and the what the review of found and it's going to take a long time to root out some of the factors which actually discriminate which actually discriminate which put , which actually discriminate which put, you which actually discriminate which put , you know, which actually discriminate which put, you know, working class people, black working class people, black working class people, black working class people, a quarter of the working class in britain are black, black or brown . what puts black, black or brown. what puts them into poor housing? what puts them into precarious jobs? what puts them situations what puts them

but the reality doreen is that there is 83 percent of peruvians, according to the latest opinion pulse who want a change in the constitution who wants to bring elections forward rather. and there are many people who are really waiting to see what the congress will do this morning if they will vote if they will vote in favor of, of, of this. and then there will have to be another vote in the next legislative period for this to happen. bring forward election, right? and there will also be unexpected reshuffling of cabinet. what's expected there? that's right, precedent be not what you want to say in less than 15 days. enough, it has decided to change her prime minister. she now since 2 days ago, this will take place today. she announced that she will change the prime minister and she will also, we are appointed to more ministers, the culture and the education minister, who resigned in the middle of a violent protest in the middle of a very questionable action by the military in the city of coach, almost anywhere in the country were at least 8 people have been killed by gunshot wounds. an

yes, doreen in fay, in the face of his social unrest in the country. a precedent the novel and want of the house is just a few minutes ago. spoken a not on national tv, but to, to the press. and that's been aired everywhere where she has pleaded for help. she spoke in a feminine gender, directing her words to the women of the country st. please help me. this is a transition, a government of transition. she said that she's only been 4 days, 5 days in office. and she has asked already to call to bring up front early elections if for 2024 there are a lot of different things that have to be done to election for elections to be held . so this is kind of the earliest the time when elections, new elections can be held. but in the meantime, you know what dorothy has formed a crisis committee. she has sent her defends and interior minister to open up a dialogue with a different of groups in the country. the 1st place they've went is to add a keep aware yesterday approach testers, the several thousands of them took over at the international airport there. now th

doreen shaw has the d >> title 42 is in four days after the u.s.court of appeals blocked efforts challenging the expiration date. exposures have been carried out. once lifted more migrants will be able to seek asylum without fear of being turned away. martha raddatz pressing greg abbott about keeping the pandemic i'll see in place. >> a public health risk. >> these hypocritical. they have been fighting to end covid restrictions everywhere except asylum-seekers. >> officials in texas announcing that they are restarting enhanced vehicle inspections at the border to crackdown on illegal crossing activity. officials expecting thousands of crossings per day. >> it is scary to me that some people can die. >> despite the treacherous journey thousands continue making their way across the u.s. border. >> why did you want to cross? >> to make a better life because there is no work in honduras. >> three judges denied the requests from red states. it was former president trump who put title 42 in place during the pandemic. >> wnba star grit -- brittney griner

no heating the boss of the trial period. unpaid or just work for me just a it's a learning oper, doreen, they don't even sleep on their our 3 pounds per hour. this is illegal in the u. k. it's not even half the minimum wage a would be even 14. yeah, no, no, no, hold on. i know i should i come here every morning. okay . 66 o'clock. mm hm. i will try this on your any one your all, you know, they said that they can do for any job post a brief demonstration of the sewing machine. and what did they only having arrived a few hours ago, tanya, a novice seamstress is making skirts free of charge. ah. the skirts will be sold online by one of the biggest foss. fashion brands it clearly tells us pretty little pretty little thing is one of the brands of the boohoo group, the skirts the tanya manufactures are sold for 15 euros. it's barely 1 pm when suddenly work stops. ah, with workers paid by the hour are sent home without compensation or see you tomorrow. yes, you at the moment i'm, you know, the less the workshops have a bad reputation. many brands are now refusing to do production there, but no

no heating the boss of the trial period on pay i'm just working, did you say it's a learning oper, doreen sleep on either our $3.00 pounds per hour. this is illegal in the u. k. it's not even half the minimum wage a would be even 14. yeah, no problem. i can hear, you know, i should, i can share every morning. okay, 6 a 6 o'clock. mm hm. i will try this on your, anyone all you know, to make you have any job post a brief demonstration of the sewing machine and porter, this is good. only having arrived a few hours ago, a novice seamstress is making skirts free of charge. ah, the skirts will be sold online by one of the biggest foss. fashion brands is clearly so full paid to leave her a pretty little thing is one of the brands of the boohoo group, the skirts the tanya manufactures are sold for 15 euros. it's barely 1 pm when suddenly work stops. ah, with workers paid by the hour sent home without compensation or see you tomorrow. yes. you know, at the moment, i mean like the lester workshops have a bad reputation. many brands are now refusing to do production there, but not the boohoo group a

doreen in baton rouge, think you for holding, you are on the air. caller: hi, how are you?uest: i'm very good, thank you. caller: it is kind of a two-part question for you. i believe the proof is in the pudding and i wanted to know if you agree. the recent disaster in buffalo, all those poor people, and i hear you saying the local governor or mayor is responsible for their area and they did not do a good job. they were warned for many days that this would be something that never happened and people lost their lives and to me they were not prepared, and recently, the florida situation with the horrific hurricane, the governor did an excellent job and everyone is saying that, that he saved lives, it was amazing, he knew it was a storm, was going to be a record storm, and all the states that our democratic have disasters. host: i think we have -- what i thing we get the point. compare contrast a flow and the hurricane in and compare them. guest: i want to talk about hurricane ian because we are starting to get the interesting data out of it. it was a catastrophe. when you look

doreen in baton rouge, think you for holding, you are on the air. caller: hi, how are you? guest: i'm very good, thank you. caller: it is kind of a two-part question for you. i believe the proof is in the pudding and i wanted to know if you agree. the recent disaster in buffalo, all those poor people, and i hear you saying the local governor or mayor is responsible for their area and they did not do a good job. they were warned for many days that this would be something that never happened and people lost their lives and to me they were not prepared, and recently, the florida situation with the horrific hurricane, the governor did an excellent job and everyone is saying that, that he saved lives, it was amazing, he knew it was a storm, was going to be a record storm, and all the states that our democratic have disasters. host: i think we have -- what i thing we get the point. compare contrast a flow and the hurricane in and compare them. guest: i want to talk about hurricane ian because we are starting to get the interesting data out of it. it was a catastrophe. when you lo

well doreen, we are in the center of the capital and already there have been some people protesting here. some of them are followers or supporters of former president, bill, gusty, your other people say they want congress to be closed. the situation around the country is tense because there are still highways blocked in the south in the center and the north part of the country are several, one of them, the pan american highway, a very important to a highway to put the supply of hood in the capitol now we've seen it earlier today about 2000 people protesting in the airport of at a keeper. they took over the airport. are they overrun by the landing strip base, the lit a tires, and there, there was, there were clashes with the police. the police have already been able to to clear them from the landing strip. they are outside, they're still protesting, but all flights to that area have been canceled and flights to other places in lima improve ah, of for some airlines have cancelled their flights. and the buses, the interprovincial buses that bring people around from the capital out to all of

well doreen in the certainly it seems that to proceed in the days just starting to of to have a government if you will. after these 2 weeks of political and social turmoil in the country, she has named her prime minister. she has brought up the defense minister alberto that i love to be the new prime minister of having a chief up here in the room. he has the experience of being a minister before as a former defense minister with the former presidential young though my love of. she has kept her of her foreign minister, whose last night declared the mexican ambassador. after the mexican government gave asylum to the family of former president, august field. here, the i'll type, the embassy. everything is quiet but last night to the master, who had, who was ordered 72 hours to be able to leave a left with lilia. but it is the wife of president former president. see you and her 2 children to the airport. they are now in mexico. but a now president manuel lopez forward from mexico has said that relations between the countries will remain firm as they have always been. right. so congress has als

and sarah says the the the nation supported the strikers doreen strikers for two years.give us two weeks of peace and goodwill . christmas the postal goodwill. christmas the postal strike particular cynical as strike is particular cynical as it could have waited until january. point . now england january. fair point. now england face their toughest test yet at the world cup tonight when they take reigning champions france , take reigning champions france, gareth southgate and his side will be to both will be happy to have both raheem sterling and declan rice back available tonight's back and available tonight's match. but with france arguably the best player in the tournament. kylian. mbappe called the three lions world cup on finally at an end. oh so let's head over now to delta and qatar to speak to our reporter paul hawkins, ahead of today's . paul hawkins, ahead of today's. hello there, paul . yeah, how is hello there, paul. yeah, how is the atmosphere building here in the atmosphere building here in the souk? what here in central doha. the souk? what here in central

doreen in baton rouge, think you for holding, you are on the air. caller: hi, how are you? guest: i'm very good, thank you. caller: it is kind of a two-part question for you. i believe the proof is in the pudding and i wanted to know if you agree. the recent disaster in buffalo, all those poor people, and i hear you saying the local governor or mayor is responsible for their area and they did not do a good job. they were warned for many days that this would be something that never happened and people lost their lives and to me they were not prepared, and recently, the florida situation with the horrific hurricane, the governor did an excellent job and everyone is saying that, that he saved lives, it was amazing, he knew it was a storm, was going to be a record storm, and all the states that our democratic have disasters. host: i think we have -- what i thing we get the point. compare contrast a flow and the hurricane in and compare them. guest: i want to talk about hurricane ian because we are starting to get the interesting data out of it. it was a catastrophe. when you lo

the reason i know what your gift was because someone had said, happy christmas, doreen in it, and it bob, my name is daniel. my offered an iron because he says that would need a new eye. and you want an iron. and what did your offer? i might've your husband offer? i might've been is gave been whoever it is never gave a woman something with a on woman something with a plug on it for christmas. it's really not idea your health, not a good idea for your health, right? we have to move on from that one now. a talking of a controversial subject, the royals, mint has royals, the royal mint has unveiled its new collection of commemorative coins and king charles iii, still hard to say. the portrait isn't the only change. the nhs and the windrush generation are celebrated to and furious fans of duchess of sussex. yes, her again too branded the publisher a political racist , branded the publisher a political racist, demanded branded the publisher a political racist , demanded the political racist, demanded the out that organ apologise for, branding the role a narcissist and likening her to dona

didn't neighbour's bin but didn't realise it was bin and realise that it was bin day and so poor old doreenving act was he was supposed to deliver a there we go. well, look thank you very much, everybody been fantastic much, everybody been a fantastic show participation, show for audience participation, i a pleasure. i must say. always a pleasure. gb is a gb news dot uk. if you decide want to in touch, decide you want to in touch, make sure you leave your details because i to because increasing. i want to get actually on the get more of you actually on the airwaves there we anyway airwaves so there we go anyway dewbs& is. up next with the dewbs& co is. up next with the wonderful michelle dewberry. she is what's is on the airwaves. what's coming michel? coming up, michel? hello patrick. a sensible patrick. well, a sensible view is you of dewbs& co said is that you of dewbs& co said that the don't want and harry tonight that's the agenda tonight that's off the agenda they had that had they obviously had that had a bit a featuring role in their bit of a featuring role in their starring role ye

because if they were sticking in the nhs sticking around in the nhs may be know from number be you know doreenss decision isn't it . the that it's a that's a business decision isn't it. the gp's are few wholly private gp's mainly in sort of centre of london because people do still have whatever , you say do have whatever, you say do have a pretty good faith in their gp , pretty good faith in their gp, which is why they're so upset when they can't get an appointment with a gp and there just aren't enough of them. so i think you'll, you'll see more of the consultant specialists perhaps moving into the private sector . they are disillusioned sector. they are disillusioned in one way or another with the nhs we've got to concentrate on delivery, you know, the new money that has been said by, by the chancellor, it's to go to the chancellor, it's to go to the shop and patrick instead of getting caught up on all the ways in between with the layers and everything, money needs to go directly to coalface. it's got to grow to support particularly the nurses. so is the problem that is. yeah, but is this di