illy people in hong kong have a local hong kong passport as well. that is ok for them. they can travel, but lots of others do not. i can imagine now they would be thinking, i better hurry and get myself a local hong kong passport as well, lest i be straed here and i am not able to travel to the u.k. to take up this offer, this path to tizenship, which is now been granted to me. you can see where this is going. what they could in theory say is, all right, you can choose, ouu can apply forhong kong casper, but you have to give up your bno passport in order to do so. so, they screws are certai tightening on those in hong kong and i think many of them are, quite worried about this right now. >> that is theatest from hong kong. stay with us on "outside source." still come them a boris johnson virks his first year as prime minister with a t to scotland. ♪ >> ministersre pledging to commit almost 600 million pounds of england. network in the north much of the 589 million pounds will be used to electrify the transport mainline. in a new acceleration council is being set up. h

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two years ago, then 9-year-old l illy debose started the non-profit lilly's toy box donating toys to children who lost their homes during hurricane harvey and today, while the country continues to fight the coronavirus, lilly is bringing joy to the kids of front line workers. lilly joins us right now, along with her mom, jessica, from houston. good morning, to both of you. >> good morning. steve: so lilly, a couple of years ago after hurricane harvey had struck houston, you came up with this idea and what was the idea? >> it was to give away toys and i knew that i had to give them something so they could have joy in their hearts. steve: i understand completely. so fast forward a little while after that. jessica one of the families that you donated toys to was a lawyer , and what did the lawyer tell you? >> well the lawyer reached out to us after we gave toys to his three kids and said i'd like to turn it into a non-profit for l ily, would that be okay so i had to think about it for a minute but i decided she wanted to keep going so that was the best way for us to grow this steve: and

we've been watching belly illy e streets reruns, and it's been such a joy. >> billy: oh, my god. that is so sweet of you. let's get to you. >> i love you. >> billy: it's a night about you. i have to say congratulations all day long. i have been reading rave reviews about this docuseries. i got to see some of it myself. you are, you've always been incredibly honest, brutally honest in a hilarious way, but in this docuseries, you are so open, so raw, physically, emotionally, and i want to know, now that it's getting released into the world, how are you feeling? are you nervous about people seeing all of this? >> i actually, thanks for saying that. i actually wasn't nervous, and now hearing you say all of that stuff now, now i am. now i'm nervous. >> billy: well, good. >> no, i mean, yeah. it's like really personal, and it has been getting nice reviews, and i didn't think about, i didn't think about it getting reviews. >> billy: you didn't think of anyone but you and your pregnancy. >> exactly. it's so personal. my family, it couldn't be any more personal, but yeah, i mean, we lucke

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