last year you chose an incredible woman named shirley raines for that top honor. living in homelessness on l.a.'s skid row. before we kick off voting for this year, we wanted to check in on last year and give you a peek inside her big win night. the reaction from her skid row community and what she's been up to. >> shirley raines. >> as much as you want to live in the moment and say it doesn't really matter, let's be real. i wanted to bring that prize money, that win, and that recognition to the community. i really wanted them to have that platform. >> winner, winner, winner. >> good morning, you guys. >> congratulations, shirley. >> congratulations to y'all. >> the world had an opportunity to vote for ten amazing organizations, and they chose one that dealt with homelessness, which i think to them might say, oh, my god, people really are paying attention. people really are looking. people really do care. i'm hoping that this win will bring more eyes down here. there's a massive need for blankets. there's a massive need for tents. i've always said this from the be

. >> but right now, we want to check in on our 2021 hero of the year, shirley rains. >> shirley rainsdoesn't really matter, let's be real. i wanted to bring that prize money, that win, and that recognition to the community. i really wanted them to have that platform. >> winner, winner, winner, winner! >> good morning, you guys. >> congratulations, shirley. >> congratulations to y'all! >> reporter: the world had an opportunity to vote for ten amazing organizations. and they chose one that dealt with homelessness, which i think to them might say, oh, my god, people really are paying attention. people really are looking. people really do care. i'm hoping that this win will bring more eyes down here. there's a massive need for blankets. there's a massive need for tents. i've always said this from the beginning, i don't do hero stuff. you know what i mean, i do human stuff. >> i know something about you. >> i know something about you, too. >> all the stuff that i've been through in my personal life, i think it's amazing to have gotten this far, because i came from -- oh, my god -- the bott

. >> shirley raines. >> as much as you want to live in the moment and say it doesn't really matter, let'sommunity. i really wanted them to have that platform. >> winner, winner, winner. >> good morning, you guys. >> congratulations, shirley. >> congratulations to y'all. >> the world had an opportunity to vote for ten amazing organizations, and they chose one that dealt with homelessness, which i think to them, might say, oh, my god, people really are paying attention. people really do care. i'm hoping that this win will bring more eyes down here. there's a massive need for blankets. there's a massive need for tents. i've always said this from the beginning. i don't do hero stuff. you know what i mean? i do human stuff. >> i knew there was something about you. >> i knew there was something about you too. >> all the stuff i've been through in my personal life, i think it's amazing to have gotten this far because i came from, oh, my god, the bottom. i was on the cnn heroes? it definitely should give hope to other people. >> that's the news. reporting from washington, i'm jim acosta. see you

dame shirley basseyjoins a string of stars celebrating 60 years of james bond themes. good morning, a mile start for most. we have rainm her cabinet colleagues this morning? what a few days it has been and what a month it has been for liz truss. amazing to think she has only been prime ministerfour amazing to think she has only been prime minister four weeks and already there is a sense of turmoil in the conservative party. you do not struggle to find people in the conference centre who will criticise the prime minister, criticise her team and her leadership, question how long she will be leader. herjob todayis how long she will be leader. herjob today is to try to say to them, i have a plan and i will make it work. even though there have been difficult moments you were just talking about. she will try to persuade party members and the country that she has a plan. we had the foreign secretary james cleverly on the programme this morning and he reckoned the conference had gone brilliantly for the prime minister. i have to say, that is not an interpretation everyone shares. i have had text messages questioning that inte