ucla gymnast markzeta frazier and nia davis going viral with floor exercises celebrating black culturer: nia throwing up a fist to kendrick. >> we started with kendrick lamar because he's a huge activist in his music and i wanted to try to bring the same message through dance, gymnastics. >> your routines are born out of what was happening in society? >> i had shoulder surgery in june. that's around the time when all the protests were happening. so i definitely wanted to create a floor routine that was a reflection of what was going on and how i was impacted. the title of this routine, i wanted to call it "the culture." i'm like, how do i bring so much of the black culture in 1:30? >> when people see your routines, i think there's a surprise element about it. because they're like, oh my god, they did that. and the word "audacity" comes up. like, who gave you permission? did you give it to yourself? >> i've definitely given myself the audacity to do these floor routines that best suit me. but i would say, ucla gymnastics gave me the opening. r years, the ucla gymnastics program has cham

in 2019, this routine broke the internet. ♪ ♪ while margzetta and nia rocked the world of gymnastics,an their floor routines. >> black excellence is confidence. >> empowerment. >> reporter: they upgrade a black excellence meet hosted by ucla. >> the black excellence is such a part of what we're doing. that is simply the plate, and the meal that's on top is the activism, the way we dance, the smiles we bring people. >> reporter: will you see what you're doing in the olympics? >> hopefully. i hope we have inspired somebody to go out there and do a hip-hop pop routine at the olympics. it's so much fun to watch. why wouldn't you want to see that on the biggest stage? >> our thanks to our friend kenneth moton. sometimes you wonder what comes first, is it the judges that won't be receptive or people think the judges won't be receptive? i think about simone biles using her platform. these girls start at a very young age and are put on a national stage. we saw gabby douglas who got ridiculed for something as simple as her hair. i love that these women are taking back their power. >> you can c

"new york times" technology columnist kevin rosom asand nia bloom. so kevin, is there any way to predict what does or does not happen tomorrow? if history is any guide, there have been dates set before and promises made and none of it has come to past and they evolve into new theories and say well intentional? >> qanon operates as a doomsday call. they are constantly making predictions when things will come to pass, when this storm will arrive and the pedophiles will be rounded up and arrested and it never happens clearly and after it doesn't happen, they push the date back and try again so this is happened a lot and it's happened most notably on inauguration day when they believe that the inauguration would be interrupted by trump announcing martial law and taking a second term in office, and they did actually suffer some set backs after that. some people part of the group became disillusioned but people hanging on changed their prediction to march 4th, to tomorrow as the date when they can't trump will return as the president. >> some of these peop

. >>> let's bring in david chalian and nia-malika henderson. david, what struck you from this first formal news conference of the biden presidency? >> what struck me is that this was a president biden who was trying to keep the focus on what he has been doing for these last many months, which is while there may be a swirl of issues that he got asked about, immigration, guns, voting rights, all important issues, all issues he has policy goals on, he just kept saying -- he made this announcement on the vaccines. he wants to get the economy back going. his next focus is infrastructure. he made a very pragmatic play that he knows how to count votes in the senate. he's not going to get mired down in conversation about getting rid of the filibuster right now. he clearly didn't want to be part of that. he wanted to keep the focus where he thinks the majority of americans are, which is getting through this pandemic fully, getting the economy turned around and investing in the economy for the future. he made crystal clear that he's keeping that focus, n

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have some minimal interaction with nia.t do you think is best for lannia? and i flat-out said, don't ask them. they don't know. if you want to know what nia needs, ask me. >> if she did not have money she would be locked up or unfortunately she could even fall into sex trafficking to be honest. >> my purpose is to educate them. to help them understand there is an importance of understanding the roworld and how things work but also understanding yourself and your role and how you could be a positive contributing member to society. >> the dreams i have for myself, i want to be an ob/gyn, a female doctor that delivers babies and works with kids. because i just like helping people. >> it's very simple to me, very simple. you want quality outcomes, you invest in the community. you invest in these students. ad that's where the breakdown is and will remain until we find a way to repair through financial means, through training, through education. >> reporter: changes jessica and desiree fight for as organizers with the black organ

the development of the stabilized prefusion spiked protein was done by scientists at the nia vaccine research center. the utilization by j&j of the expensive domestic and clinical trial net worth established for hiv and influenza, also the nia core lap at the hvtn, at the fred hutchinson cancer research center performed all of the testing. the data and safety monitoring board was established by nraid and it was expensive support from barter and as per of hhs to conduct the trial and to prepurchase hundreds of millions of dollars worth of vaccines by barda. so it is a complicated process. even though it looks like it was quick and done in a relatively short period of time, it was a lot of effort including fundamental basic preclinical and clinical research that went into that. i'll stop there and hand it over to dr. nunez-smith. >> thank you so much, dr. fauci. this is all very, very good news. all three vaccines are safe and highly effective at preventk what we care about most and that is very serious illness and death. so all of the authorized vaccines will be distributed across sta

nia, let me start with you.t republican officials included specific changes in the law to target voters of color after the record turnout and democratic victories in the november 2020 presidential election and the two senate runoffs in january 202 202 is. the goal is to limit voting in many ways. do you think that they have a case here? >> listen, you know. we'll see. as you said there will h been kind of a rollback of some of the more draconian, you know, approaches that many of these lawmakers wanted because of public pressure, because of public scrutiny as well, so we'll see what the naacp and other groups that are certainly looking at what's happening, what they are able to do as well as there's being pressure put on some of the businesses there as well. the big businesses, places like coca-cola, home depot, george has been transformed, right, into the new south because of the presence of those businesses so there are some pressure points being applied, and we'll see if any of that is able to effect any chan

hence, why they are sending fema in to address this. >> nia we don't have time to run the clip but he'sn airing since he said t.republican senator ron johnson said he did not feel threatened at all during the capitol insurrection but he would have been fearful if it was black lives matter protesters. what did you think of that? >> well, listen, i think what he said was pretty obvious. we know that the reaction, if those were black lives matter protests would have been different from republicans works have been different from the posture of law enforcement as well. that is hobbs, and in some ways i'm glad he said this because it does inject into this very clear story that race played a part in not only the reaction from law enforcement but also in terms of the motivations of though the folks who were there. they were fearing in many ways kind of multi-racial democracy. that's what they wanted to overthrow and so you had a ron johnson essentially saying that those folks whether fellow travelers and wouldn't have been if they were black lives matter protesters who were ask for kind of a br

of, you know, generally pro-democratic groups saying we cannot excuse this. >> and we should note, nia, there are a lot of republicans in new york, congressman lei zeldin, congresswoman elise stefanik who are acting very offended by what cuomo has done who had not one word to say about the dozens of women who accused former president trump of not only sexual harassment but in some cases sexual assault. >> yeah. a lot of hypocrisy there among republicans who are pointing to governor cuomo and the situation he finds himself in, and initially they were pointing to democrats and saying why aren't democrats calling on him to resign? why aren't democrats treating him much more harshly and as gloria pointed out we've seen what has happened over the last many days with democrats really forcefully calling on him to resign, and listen, this is different from what we saw with bill clinton. we saw something i think of a change with what happened with al franken and this party, democrats, knowing that -- that women are such an important part of their constituency and in somebody like -- like joe bi

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the nia be supported by a clinical trial network, pn. the date of monitoring board and was founded by in a id which monitors the trial to ensure safety and validity of this data and they investigated was a key preclinical studies. and finally on the last slide, and importantly this vaccine can be stored transported and handled at refrigerator temperatures for at least six months. and also importantly conditional marketing organizations for emergency usage, already in play in more than 70 countries across six continents and it has been given emergency use listings by the who. i will stop there. >> thank you let's go to questions. the first question. >> thank you very much. i wonder if you could comment on we see going forward if we continue faxing the most hyper scan elderly with regard to the death rates versus the case race. we going to see much lower death rate overall with continuing high case numbers in the next message about vaccinations in the death rates declining prayed is a great thing of course but i wonder kind of world war i

nia, i am concerned when people who have a platform like that use it that way.ncerned when you see in congress axios had yesterday that only 75% of congressional members who have the vaccine available to them have chose on the get vaccinated. now we're seeing certain senators explain why they didn't. ron johnson says because he had covid. we know you of course still should be vaccinated after that. but you really need everyone on board here. and it seems to me that they are try trying to -- >> that's right. it's unclear why. there has been an anti-vaccine movement going on in this country for years now. and perhaps this is a part of that as well. but it is highly irresponsible for somebody like tucker carlson to sound like he's a doctor in an anti-vaxxer essentially saying that people shouldn't get the vaccine. there was a really interesting piece in the washington post that looked at some of these trump supporters. and they essentially said they need to be educated. they listened to i think it was tom freedman, the former director of the cdc, he was part of thi

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. >> reporter: ucla gymnasts margzetta frazier and nia dennis are going viral for their floor exercisesick lamar because he is a huge activist in his music and wanted to bring the same message. >> the gymnasts having the courage to express their true selves and to choose music they grew up with is a huge step. >> white dominated sport and you're a couple of black girls who said i'm going to come up here and change the game, was it tough? >> being a black woman in general, you always know that you have to raise the bar for yourself higher than most to get half as far as your white counterparts. >> we do need to break the rigidity of the sport of gymnastics and learn to embrace people's differences. >> i hope we have inspired somebody to go out there and do a hip-hop routine at the olympics. it's so much fun to watch like why wouldn't you want to see that on the biggest stage? >> reporter: can the olympics handle that? right now, margzetta and nia are just trying to express themselves, raise awareness about social justice issues and bring more black culture into gymnastics. t.j. >> kennet

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poor husband is going to france again to work in construction or he can't earn a living by oh no they nia and we need the money so early yeah so what else should i pack my agent and take these shorts was ok. to overalls and i think that's all there. it's always hard to say could bikes specifier be settled sent them plenty by hope that you'll be ok there's the guns but i'm so afraid that this time something bad is going to happen. i'm also worried about the virus but i'll do everything i can to feed my family. elizabeth and salter know that they have no other option. meanwhile back inclusion the shift of the commercial kitchen where shoka works is upset we employees from sri lanka haven't shown up for work yet. here are 2 of them on their way to a bank that hadn't been paid in several days so they've gone on strike. today people are going to work because we haven't gotten our salary yet. my family is waiting for the money i'm going to check my account right now to show currency equivalent of about 400 euros a month he needs his money and is ready to fight for it. i keep checking my account

a controversial coronavirus denier tons nias president has died. death was announced by his likely successor who would become the country's 1st female president. hello there i missed ozzy attain this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a push to restore alliances with an eye on north korea we have the details from a top level meeting in south korea.

a controversial coronavirus deny at times nias president has done. its death was announced by his likely successor who would become the country's 1st female president. hello there i missed and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a push to restore alliances with an eye on north korea we have the details from a top level meeting in south korea. and another record number of corona virus infections for brazil as it battle its deadliest phase of this pandemic yes. now a big political reshuffle is on the cards in tanzania after the death of president john mcafee he was 61 and the government says he had heart disease but there's been much speculation that he had the coronavirus vice president some yesterday who has son is the most likely successor until the next election and 2025 reports. thank you for the good job the last time jump a mega food he was seen in public he was carrying out official duties and not wearing a mask not long into his 2nd term in office he suddenly vanished from public sight after 3 weeks of speculation came the announc

the development of the stabilized pre- fusion spike protein was done by scientists at the nia at the vaccine research center. the utilization by j&j of the extensive domestic and international clinical trial network that was established for actually for hiv and influenza. also, the defendant at the ht vn at the fred hutchinson cancer research center performed all the immunological testing. the data and safety monitoring board was established by an aig and an extensive support from barter to conduct the trial and the prepurchase hundreds of millions of dollars for the vaccines by barter. it's a competent process so even though it looks like it was quick and done in a very relatively short time it was a lot of effort, including fundamental basic preclinical and clinical research that went into that. i will stop there and handed over to doctor nunez smith. >> thanks so much, doctor anthony fauci. this is all very good news. all three vaccines are safe and highly effective at preventing what we care about most and that is the serious illness and death. all of the authorized vaccines will

millions of indonesians are classified as nia poor all living below the poverty line despite the country's progress in reducing poverty. social aid never reach to many struggling households and others say they were suddenly cut off with no warning. and said i don't know why i don't get help anymore and i asked the corn eater and he also doesn't know the government has pledged to improve its data collection so people in need are able to receive assistance. we realize there are more people who need assistance because of the impact of the pandemic and there must be an adjustment in our poverty alleviation programme then ya lost his job at a coffee chain 3 months ago now he's using his skills to support his young family by selling drinks on the street and. buy into the income is very different compared to when i was working and i really want to go back to work but during the pandemic i think it will be difficult millions of indonesians are navigating this same challenge and doing whatever it takes to get by without knowing when things will get better jessica washington al-jazeera jakarta. it's

so dr ed got it by nias is delighted to receive dr p. a toast protective masks. is certainly important down there with. very important as it's the only way for us to fight the pandemic. that i know is that they don't but it's even more important to talk to the people and build awareness. that i would do when i'm there that they party here at night with almost no one wearing masks. you know you're going to really see masks in the hospital. and all that the pope i mean but i mean i'm a doctor prieto does what he can and. several people from the area have gathered in the waiting room. where he is answering questions about a cold bit. of my. television when they talk about the coronavirus. sometimes they talk about the effectiveness of the vaccination. but over a longer period of time. so if i were to get vaccinated today. how long would i be immune. and does it make a difference if i've had the 1st or 2nd chance rather. than one of the other here but i want to look as though. i can only tell you what we know so far since the vaccine is quite new they look at the pro

i mean i came here with her son from the village of 100 nia she says there is nothing for her to return to. and now there are no job opportunities and most of the village residents were displaced there's nothing here for us in our street all the houses were destroyed pope francis visit may offer a rare moment of hope for the christian community here but few expect it will bring about political change and any guarantees for their safety see one awful to al-jazeera but at. still ahead on al-jazeera denied its doses why australia is missing out on a quarter of a 1000000 of these vaccines. tsunami warnings issued across the pacific 3 powerful earthquakes forced people to move to higher ground and. it's time for the perfect gentleman the weather sponsored plan qatar airways has been a spot of spring in the air throughout a good part of europe but temporary going to damp down on not much of the year is coming ses some like 10 degrees colder than already exists this is the cold from the tells that story ahead of it and all the heat is going to be increasing cloud it is snow particularly in eas

i mean i came here with her son from the village of 100 nia she says there is nothing for her to return to. and now there are no job opportunities and most of the village residents were displaced there's nothing here for us in our street all the houses were destroyed pope francis visit may offer a rare moment of hope for the christian community here but few expect it will bring about political change and any guarantees for their safety see one awful to al-jazeera but at. a campaign to free senegal's leading opposition figure has turned violent at least 2 protesters have been killed in battles with police the deaths of the 1st since the arrest of austin song called 2 days ago because hockey has more from dakar. supporters of opposition leader months on ko shelter inside to cars to shake up university they chant free song and call president mikey selling a dictator. police respond by firing tear gas but the crowd is defiant. outside the police station where sankoh is held for questioning security forces struggle to control the situation. people are tired and the dupes we are being manipul

and in traveling black, university of pennsylvania american history professor nia bay looks at the history of x-rays travel in america. find these titles wherever books are sold and watch for the authors on boosts boost on c-span2. >> and. >> "washington post" investigator roster emma brown conditions whats boys tooth but masculinity and manhood. actor and health-care advocate michael j. fox reflects on being diagnosis if were parkinson's at the image 289, living with the disease and his foundation's work to find a crew. and georgetown law professor rosa brooks details her experiences in policings after becoming an armed reserve police officer in washington, dc. tonight at 655 eastern and you can find more schedule information online at booktv.org or consult your program guide. >> next on booktv from earlier in the month, librarian of congress carl ya hayden testified bit the library of congress' budget request. this lasts 45 minutes. >> this hearing is fully virtual so we need to address a few housekeeping matters. for members -- members are responsible for muting and unmuting themselves.

poor husband is going to france again to work in construction or he can't earn a living by oh no they nia and we need the money so early yeah so what else should i pack my agent and take these shorts was ok. to overalls and i think that's all there. it's always hard to say could bikes just persevered be settled sent them plenty by hope that you'll be ok this becomes but i'm so afraid that this time something bad is going to happen. i'm also worried about the virus but i'll do everything i can to feed my family. elizabeth and salter know that they have no other option. meanwhile back inclusions shifted to commercial kitchen where shoka works is upset the employees from sri lanka haven't shown up for work yet. here are 2 of them on their way to a bank that haven't been paid in several days so they've gone on strike. today people are going to work because we haven't gotten our salary yet. my family is waiting for the money i'm going to check my account right now to show currency equivalent of about 400 euros a month he needs his money and is ready to fight for it. i keep checking my account

a longtime organizer, abolitionist, educator and the founder of the grassroots organization project niand the incarceration of children and young adults. welcome back to democracy now! congratulations on the look in on hitting the bestseller list out of the gate. clearly you have hit a chord. "we do this till they free as." >> thank you for having me again. i think really the reason why the book has been resonating is because the uprisings in the struggle in the streets. the fact summit people around the country recognize the complete and utter failures and limits of so-called reform do people want, which is to have some modicum of justice. i think people are impatient with incrementalism and are impatient with solutions that don't actually address the root causes of violence. a part of that is the fact that policing is inherently violent and that the starting point has to be actually reduced people's contact with the police altogether. i always tell people, if you care about the violence of policing, then you should want as little policing as possible in any form. the book speaks and p

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also nia kumar, assistant editor for politico. another multitrillion-dollar plan, christine. can you explain what the vision of the biden administration is here and how they'll get republicans on board? >> well, there's the vision and whether they can get republicans on board. the vision is big. it's building stuff. a lot of stuff. investing in roads, bridges, railways. ports. electronic -- electric vehicle charging stations. 5g. the cellular network. including domestic manufacturing in the u.s. as well. things that people will feel and that will put people back to work at higher paying jobs. that's the infrastructure part. clean energy in there as well. the second part is that domestic economic agenda. the caring economy as some are calling it, or the quality of living really agenda here for low-income workers and working families to make the child tax credit permanent, to offer maybe free community college. so the kinds of things to shore up the human part of the economy as you're shoring up the hard part of the economy. >> as christine points out, this is labeled an infras

as he is every time he helps young gay people escape the nia is why wait until the last moment he knows scanned could be arrested. if they ask a customs why you're going to france say you've been invited by an association to attend a meeting there ok. ok. money i will accompany scandal all the way. the young man seems a little lost it's his 1st time on a plane to avoid attracting attention with filming with a cell phone. you don't know. i've given him a bit of money so he can buy a sim card or something to eat. otherwise he has nothing now. the people we send there are absolutely i mean there's. a hasty farewell embrace. skandha has to go through customs. just like i'll be relieved when he calls me from inside to tell me he's boarded why you still want to return home to be there could be a wanted notice for him that i don't know about the. sky and the flies alone to leone hoping not to be arrested before his departure. among the african nations that criminalize same sex acts uganda in east africa is one of the most repressive. you. buried in this small cemetery 2 hours from the capital

oil corporation are soon to start work on a 1400 kilometer pipeline from western uganda 3 times the nia to the indian ocean a tanga critics of the project say it will in danger of public land and cause months of environmental damage they want the banking sector to reject known op locations for the project which needs to raise an additional $2000000000.00 to be completed. now here in germany exports to the u.k. fell by almost a 3rd in january compared to the year before the combination of the pandemic and a new post directed customs border appear to be behind the drop turman exports to britain have been in decline since the u.k. opted to leave the e.u. 5 years ago our financial correspondent chelsea delaney sent us this assessment from frank 1st. there's been a lot of focus on how damaging box that has been for u.k. businesses but it's also dealt a major blow to firms here in germany there are about 500000 estimated jobs that are directly reliant on the u.k. german trading relationship in some industries including the crucial auto industry here in germany still come the u.k. as their top

lee founded nia when 2014 when he was already a self-made billionaire he made his fortune from various internet startups including a web site for trading used cars the key to his success was being more innovative and wiser to developments than the competition news stocks soared over the course of 2020 as did that of tesla. the story of william lee is similar to that of a mosque the founder of his american rival. more so than established carmakers neo invested in a sense of community among its customers while relatively new in china it has proved to hit drivers have set up their own clubs like this one in quito we like them that compared to tesla neo is a brand that really understands chinese people. club members organized outings and charity events and communicate regularly with the company neo has an active commitment to its users as customers are called a lot of owners install an app on their phone that keeps them in constant. in tact with neo and in many cases queries are answered by the c.e.o. himself. china is home to the world's biggest market for electric cars and one boosted by

husband is going to france again to work in construction or he can't earn a living violin or are they nia and we need the money so early yeah so what else should i pack my agent and take the shorts was ok. to overalls and i think that's all there. it's always hard to say could bikes just best of you sent them plenty by hope that you'll be ok as the guns but i'm so afraid that this time something bad is going to happen. i'm also worried about the virus but i'll do everything i can to feed my family. elizabeth until tonight if they have no other option. meanwhile back inclusion the shift of the commercial kitchen where shoka works is upset the employees from sri lanka haven't shown up for work yet. here are 2 of them on their way to a bank for hadn't been paid in several days so they've gone on strike. today people are going to work because we haven't gotten our salary yet. my family is waiting for the money i'm going to check my account right now. i sure couldn't see equivalent of about 400 euros a month he needs his money and is ready to fight for it. i keep checking my account over and o

millions of indonesians are classified as nia poor all living below the poverty line despite the country's progress in reducing poverty. social aid never reach to many struggling households and others say they were suddenly cut off with no warning how they got there he said i don't know why i don't get help anymore i also the coordinator and he also doesn't know the government has pledged to improve its data collection so people in need are able to receive assistance. we realize there are more people who need assistance because of the impact of the pandemic and there must be an adjustment in our poverty alleviation programme then ya lost his job at a coffee chain 3 months ago now he's using his skills to support his young family by selling drinks on the street and i thought if you buy into the job the income is very different compared to when i was working and i really want to go back to work but during the pandemic i think it will be difficult. millions of indonesians are navigating this same challenge and doing whatever it takes to get by without knowing when things will get better. jess

i mean i came here with her son from the village of 100 nia she says there is nothing for her to return to. and now there are no job opportunities and most of the village residents were displaced there's nothing here for us in our street all the houses were destroyed pope francis visit may offer a rare moment of hope for the christian community here but few expect it will bring about political change and any guarantees for their safety. and live not to see one of 14 who's outside baghdad cathedral simona the pope's visit to baghdad cathedral certainly one of the highlights of this 4 day visit tell us about what he said so far and what the expectations are in iraq from this. is you can see in fact the convoy of the pope is departing the church as we speak he was here at our lady of salvation church speak to pastors to priests to catechize to speak to them about the really the status of christianity and to encourage them to really preserve their faith and turn to courage them to reach out to the christian community to remain close to them so as to encourage iraq's christians christians to

preserving the past or leave for a better future i mean i came here with her son from the village of 100 nia she says there is nothing for her to return to. and now there are no job opportunities and most of the village residents who are displaced there's nothing here for us in our street all the houses were destroyed pope francis visit may offer a rare moment of hope for the christian community here but few expect it will bring about political change and any guarantees for their safety seem want us all to al-jazeera but that while our correspondent is on a binge of a joins us now from baghdad just outside a catholic our lady of salvation church a summer a very symbolic trip what are the hopes and expectations apart front of his visit. but it is a once in a lifetime opportunity for a lot of christians in iraq a trip which has been in the making for decades and finally they're seeing the leader of the roman catholic church on his way to their city i was just speaking to a few of the survivors of that tack on the salvation church and then the aftermath of living in there i see for many of thos

they are looking for a strong consistent and honest sroeugs from the nia to the cdc and faa and frome white house. frankly, dr. fauci, a nation is turning its lonely eyes to you for leadership. let's talk about schools for a second. i think you all know and agree with me, our schools, our youth are in a mental health crisis, and they are suffering from increased suicide, overdoses, depression, a true epidemic. when we close down schools without the social interaction, we see increased mental depression. as a obgyn for 20 years, i can tell you that viruses are predictably unpredictable, and how they affect a pregnant woman versus an unpregnant woman is certainly different. i try to listen very hard to you all, and the little science we do have is being presented as dogma, as gospel and we know it's not, and it's anecdotal at best. when it comes to schools we need to hear a stronger voice from you all from leadership. we need to hear a stronger voice, not a wishy washy voice. dr. fauci, do you agree the benefits outweigh the risks of getting children back in school. will you tell ameri

i want to underscore the department is prioritizing combatting domestic terrorism, specifically in niawe're working very closely with our dhs colleagues in the civil rights, privacy office and our own intelligence oversight office. to carefully examine how we can address the complex and involving threat in a manner consistent with the constitution and u.s. law. my office is committed to developing more expertise on domestic terrorism, improving our analysis of social media to better characterize the threat and ensuring our assessments are received and understood by key decision makers. additionally the department has taken these steps since january 6th and late january dhs issued our first national terrorism advisory system bulletin on domestic terrorism. it warned domestic violent extremists may be emboldened to act in the week of the u.s. capitol breach. domestic violent extremists which diverse set including racially and ethically motivated extremists would continue to exploit lawful, constitutionally protected protests and other events to pursue criminal behavior and commit acts of