. >> dominique dawes -- >> reporter: 1996, 19-year-old dawes stepped onto the floor of the usa gymnasticse bit more of a classical routine, which is not my strong suit. we chose that because that was playing to the judges. it's not playing to my fans. >> reporter: dawes, who won a bronze medal at the olympics for the same routine. >> never in my wildest dreams would i see hip-hop, pop, soul music used at the olympic games. however, it's something i believe could be on the horizon. >> before i go on, i shut everything off. except for which of my 18 personalities do i want to be today? and i prent, a step onto the floor. ♪ ♪ it's the floor exercise, but it's a stage to me. i'm reaching potentially millions of people. >> reporter: more than 15 million, to be exact. ucla gymnast markzeta frazier and nia davis going viral with floor exercises celebrating black culture. markzeta joining rhythm nation. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: 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, gymnas

it's not playing to my fans. >> reporter: dawes, who won a bronze medal at the olympics for the same in my wildest dreams would i see pop or hip-hop used at an olympic games, however, i believe that could be on the horizon. >> before i go on, i shut everything off, except for which of my 18 personalities do i want to be today. and i present and i step onto the floor. ♪ ♪ it's the floor exercise, but it's a stage to me. i'm reaching potentially millions of people. >> reporter: more than 15 million to be exact. ucla gymnast going viral with her floor exercises, celebrating black culture. margzetta joining janet's "rhythm nation." ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ >> reporter: nia throwing up a fist to kendrick. >> activist in his music, and i wanted to try to bring the same message through dance, through gymnastics. >> reporter: for years, the ucla gymnastics program has championed and embraced each athlete's personality. in 2019, this routine broke the internet. ♪ ♪ while margzetta and nia rocked the world of gymnastics, they are taking it further than their floor routines. >> black excellence is confid

that was because the and national passer of the dawes, did not apply to the indian territory.e federal government passes and they create this commission called the dawes commission, and their job is to go out and visit the remaining tribes, and convince them to go along with the initial provision of the dogs act. go ahead and create the partnership with the federal government, and go ahead and go for the process of the signing of these privately owned plots of land so this occurs over a number of years, but predominantly the five tribes you know the turkey the chickasaws nation, and the seminal nation, they're against going along with that process and a pretty much resist up until 1898. the federal government in oh it wasn't successful income in convincing the remaining tribes to go through that. the federal government pass a law in 1898 called the curtis act. the critics act pretty much says guess what, you're going to do it now. there's a lawn place and you are going to do it. but it has other provisions in place, to go along with it. and there are things built into it. and

and i think that is unlikely but who might speak to us depends on this meeting and the pens or most daws when they open and clearly if we are going to have statements as i suspect from each side separately then obviously they will have their own spin on how things of god and some of what they're going to be saying in each case will be aimed at their national audience so they'll be a bit of deduction listening to both sides to see how this is gone and whether what we saw here at the open exchange was a clearing of the yeah. frank exchange of views and they move on or whether actually that was the start of the deepening of the division of chinese u.s. relations which after the 4 years of the trumpet ministration is certainly at a low point absence bit of an all time low and i guess we always knew that nothing concrete was likely to come out of this meeting but i suppose it's the start of a dialogue now that there is a new administration at the white house. well whatever relationship these 2 countries end up having they have to have a relationship these are the 2 most powerful countries on

mixed messages coming from the french government about hostile looks sounds on official warnings of daw consequences when if there's a now letting head dresses and chocolate stops they open for what they describe as french morale so if you can ski this report. you'd think that by the time the 3rd lockdown was announced the parts of france that the government would be. permed at it this is what you can do this is what you can't do but it's been anything but the case do you think you understand there were strict now in place soon places like paris. now it's. better but it's typical shows they've got some points too much numbers but the rules are not too well it's a little bit lax we can do a little like. they were clear enough they are good at differentiating these things faster realizing that they're fuzzy it is not really a lockdown. you can research issues but we can by this. mistake and i shouldn't go after 6 pm. after suffering now really i didn't thank you example and we don't understand the need. for example we're supposed to be in last down here we're walking in the chandeliers th

dawes she talk about that? >> she wants to go back to school so bad.n she produce a signature. she has to write. do everything online at six years old. to be seated in one place at a computer for six hours a day, it is frustrating for anybody. even as an adult. i'm like you know. jillian: sorry to interrupt we're out of time. our show is about to end. appreciate it. benjamin hall, see you tomorrow. "fox & friends" starts now. bye. ♪. >> the house is set to receive the covid relief bill after it passes the senate. >> this is historic, transformational piece of legislation. >> this how they reward bad behavior, reward blue state governors. this is one of the worst ways to spend money. >> andrew cuomo refuses to resign as two more women accuse sim of sexual misconduct. >> the idea to resign is anti-democratic. no, i will not resign. >> were you having suicidal thoughts? >> yes, this is very clear. >> this camp closed literally yesterday to 500 migrants inside have been allowed

don't have any access to the court to look at the screen on the side of the court, to look at her face, dawhis court room in the capital. journalists have limited access. and her lawyer who you just heard from was forced to listen to the hearing from a small room next door. a second lawyer did see her on—screen. and a third laywer told reuters that �*she looks healthy�*. we don't know where aung san suu kyi is being held. what we do know is that she's now facing two more charges for breaking covid—19 restrictions and for causing �*fear and alarm'. she's already charged with illegally importing walkie talkies and allegedly violating myanmar�*s natural disaster law. we're told the ousted president win myint — a key ally of ms suu kyi — had also been charged with incitement. here's south east asia correspondent jonathan head in bangkok. it's a clearly political process and is pretty farcical to charge a head of state or former head of state as she was at the time for having walkie—talkies used by her security staff in her home. they somehow were unregistered and it was the responsibility of th

club into milan who recently suffered the cold and 19 out break the cockle have a tested negative and daw end up with his belgian teammates on monday other countries have also faced issues with fever haven't relaxed rules that forced clubs to release days and light of the pandemic by munich had refused to release a live and dusky for potence trip to england but it's been confirmed he won't need to quarantine for 2 weeks upon returning to germany so that he's allowed to go portugal have moved their home game against as a began to turn italy had it gone ahead in portugal some players including several from the english premier league would face quarantine issues upon their return and there was controversy in france illegal had barred the foreign players that from qualifiers outside the e.u. but the government changed the rules and players are exempted from quarantine all joining us now from london is international football journalist gavin hamilton given how much pressure is there on fifa to make sure these call fires happen on schedule. well it's up to fit to organize the qualifiers and up

let me throw out names, simone biles and dominique dawes, gabby douglas, all decorated gymnasts, blackvism to the floor. >> ucla. >> i present and i step onto the floor. ♪ that's the floor exercise but it's a stage for me. i'm reaching potentially millions of people. >> reporter: ucla gymnasts margzetta frazier and nia dennis are going viral for their floor exercises, celebrating black culture. margzetta joining janet's "rhythm nation." ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah ♪ >> reporter: nia throwing up a fist to kendrick. >> we started with kendrick 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

from there the pope traveled to the birth dawes of abraham -- birthplace of abraham where he held anlace let us affirm that god is merciful and that the greatest blasphemy is to profane his name by hating our brothers and sisters. the pope visited iraq's christian community church, particularly devastated in the bloodshed that has enveloped iraq for much of the past two decades. there are about 300,000 christians in the iraq today, a fifth of the numb before the invasion. sunday the pope heads up north to mosul. mosul, of course, was a stronghold of the islamic state until it was the toppled in 2017. it is still a city that along with its churches bears the scars of all that conflict. alicia? alicia: those are some striking images, ryan, you are so correct. ryan chilcote, thanks. griff? griff: thousands of jackson residents are still under a boil water advisory weeks after back to back storms lashed mississippi and the southern states. more on what's being tone there coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ and a little bit of chicken fried ♪ ♪ cold beer on a friday night ♪ ♪ a pair of jeans that fit just r

in 1925 the senate overwhelmingly refused to agree to then advice president daws' suggestion that the senate adopt a proposal for amending its rules identical to the nuclear option. on this occasion an informal poll was taken in the senate and indicated over 80% of the senators were opposed to this radical step. let me be very clear. never before have senate rules been changed except by following the procedures laid out in the senate rules. never once in the history of the senate. the congressional research service directly points out that there is no previous precedent for changing the senate rules this way. the nuclear option uses an ultravires mechanism that has never been used in the senate. employment of the nuclear option would require the chair to overturn previous precedent. the senate parliamentarian, the nonpartisan expert, on the senate's procedural rules who is hired by the majority has reportedly said that republicans will have to overrule him or her to employ the nuclear option. adopting the nuclear option would send a terrible message about the mallability of senate rul

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