and i roby is only practiced by about 75 fences but coach stephen o'connell is on a mission to ensure that this sport is recognized. fancy new comer. you know fencing is a new sport in kenya but now it's slowly becoming widespread and this makes me happy. you know but you can see from my trainees it does help them a lot and that's changed their lives and when we started with them they did not have shoes then but today they do have shoes going on a. run on which he and their behaviors have changed and they've become responsible in what responsible in 2012 stephen started offering his classes today fencing has gained more ground attracting people from all age groups who want to learn more about the sport. one of them is ashley one gary she is one of 20 female friends of the 21 year old started fencing a year ago but she's already making huge strides. oh well i had a. chance to. ashley's family was skeptical at 1st her mother could not believe it and because of the weapon was afraid that her daughter would become a thief. but in the meantime they have understood it and support ashley and

and i roby is only practiced by about 75 fences but coach stephen o'connell is on a mission to ensure that this sport is recognized. friends who come. to do fencing is a new sport in kenya but now it's slowly becoming widespread and this makes me happy you know walk all the more so yeah you know but you can see from my trainees it just. a lot and that's changed their lives when we started with them they did not have shoes then but today they do have shoes going on of the. one on which the and their behaviors have changed and they've become responsible in what responsible in 2012 steven started offering his classes today fencing has gained more ground attracting people from all age groups who want to learn more about the sport. one of them is actually one gary she is one of 20 female fences the 21 year old started fencing a year ago but she's already making huge strides. it somehow changed. things for everyone. ashley's family was skeptical at 1st a mother could not believe it and because of the weapon was afraid that her daughter would become a thief. but in the meantime they have und

robi ludwig always great to see you and hear your advice.hank you so much for joining me today. i'm fredricka whitfield. "cnn newsroom" with ana cabrera starts right after this. - [female narrator] around the world, 5 billion people lack access to safe surgery. children are suffering from treatable causes.. ..living with conditions many have never seen. for more than 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals with volunteer doctors who give their time to provide the free surgeries these children desperately need. - i feel like my reason for being here is driven bylove . i think it is the love that changes the patients first. - [female narrator] join us by calling or going to mercyships.org now. $19 a month will give children and families the hope and healing they never thought possible. and turn lives of pain... into futures full of potential. it's a mission powered... by love . made possible... byyou . call the number on your screen. or donate now at mercyships.org. >>> you're live in the cnn newsroom. thanks for joining me. i'm

the correspondent mario mona filed the report you just saw she joins me now from our bureau in by robi good to see you also obviously one school there that you profiled in to bear about how schools across the country fairing. so up to $16000000.00 kenyan schoolchildren have returned to school on monday and have you seen in the report there were huge lines that we filmed actually outside of public schools not at the school also also of course the school where we filmed but also said public schools so their conditions are quite different it's not a saves not us comfortable teachers they're actually caution and they say they say schools are actually overcrowded under-funded and therefore ill prepared for reopening because according to them there were no new provisions taking place in order to maintain the social distance of one meter classrooms and while the kenyan government said they will provide 7000000 masks to children from poor backgrounds but at the same time they admitted they are short of $1000000.00 masks so in the end it's clear that parents mostly have to step in and pay. and

with -- i thought that was the antiabortion movement actually and the way they for years blew off robyght and focused on changing laws of the state level which worked extremely well and i worry about how these people will operate at the local level with their local law-enforcement at these -- will they strum the capital with these laws that are much more relaxed and what the kind of culmination all all of that will be and how that will all ultimately builds on itself over time and i think we should be looking -- i'm looking at that as a journalist and asking questions about it. >> let's move to the third frame which i think will rapidly expand into a broader conversation of the number of issues but how do we understand through it the lens of extremism and ideologies and forms of politics that may even not be necessarily entirely understood as political or at least not as people are used to thinking of it in the united states but framing what happened, where did this movement come from and what is -- let's start with janet. initially from general overview and then i think there is a num