sumi: maybe we can get into that further. mentioned fentanyl -- you mentioned mental and physical health. what are the consequences of pandemic induced educational deficits? guest: as per your previous video clip, we see increasing levels of anxiety, but also a sense of protection. we have seen increases in gender-based violence in many parts of the world, we have seen early pregnancies and early marriage in other parts of the world. we have seen boys entering the labor market earlier. so indeed, very real challenges. what is critical now is for schools to reopen, for children to receive the suprt to enable them to return back, particularly marginalized children, and as they walk back into the classroom, to be provided the support to be successful. sumi: what is needed to remedy some of these deficits? guest: we need to understand which children will struggle to return and require more support. that depends on each community, each country, to be laser focused on understanding who have been marginalized and who have struggled

sumi: our washington bureau chief, thank you so much. to the australian open where a player not even in the tournament is in the spotlight. chinese star punctuate you social media to accuse a communist party official of sexually assaulting her last year. jack -- chinese star punctuate. her because has been picked up by those who have been told they could not wear t-shirts asking where is peng ahuai because they were political in >> nature. the organizers of the australian open now say the t-shirt can be worn in the grandstands. a turnaround after claiming the shirt was too political. activists earlier in the event had walked the tournament grounds wearing a similar shirt, this woman was told to take it off. >> so what do you suggest she where? reporter: point made. then came the back lash. x champion martina navratilova called australia pathetic, saying the women's athletic association was apparently standing alone. the fringe doubles champion tweeted, what if the tournament did not have chinese sponsors? peng shuai accused a top chinese

hi sumi, so as you can see, the big crowd behind me police were expecting about some 3000 people to come out today. it looks as though it is a really big crowd. unions across the education 6 are all gathered hands today they've come out. they say to show the government just how frustrated they are, that this is about demonstrating the ag. i spoke to a few teachers who say they simply don't feel safe teaching at this time. they talked about wanting the government to provide them with the to mosque, for example. some are insisting out one later working conditions in terms of the ventilation of cross rule. and they just say that it's a very difficult job managing children at this time, especially when you have a number of colleagues taking the sick and having to isolated hope because of positive test results. they say that the government isn't listening to them, has not been i, oftentimes the ever changing rules are communicated via the media. and there is this direct engagement that they would like. so a lot of this today really is just to show the government how frustrated they of course,

biden took office, and north korea has refused to respond to his administration. diplomatic efforts. sumi terry is the director of the center for korean history and public policy at the wilson center. she says the miss all test set a typical pattern of behavior by north korea. he's not related to sanctions. they were going to do this anyway. these to test follow what we've seen in the fall of last year. they've been testing new a variety of different missiles, right? new summary line to police in missile new train mounted ballistic missile and had presenting missiles. so they have a broader strategic objective here, which is to diversify missile arsenal. enhanced viability of their missile forces and keep the missile defenses. so they are on this trajectory of continue to expand their program. and then of course, there are some internal reasons as well. they want to show, showing in defiance to united states international community because they are going through our lot of internal stresses to the regime. they are the 1st country to cross the border with china in january of 2020 or becaus

insurance company when you simply tell them this is a bill you must submit to my insurance company or sumi and -- or sue me and win a judgment against me. this has worked for four years." another that says, "i received a surprise medical bill, not covered by medicare or medicaid. many are not covered by your insurance." and one last tweet that says "surprise medical bills, large and small, are a natural side effect of the pin ammonium caused by the pandemic -- of the pandemonium caused by the pandemic. medical bankruptcy numbers are part of the story." we want to know what you are seeing. let's talk to dr. doshi, calling from lexington, mississippi. caller: thank you for taking my call. this whole system is so complicated and intertwined that people who don't have time and resources are bombarded with the phone calls, letters, and after the tests are done, the bills. say, for example, i was otherwise fine, zero problems. i had some checkups done. they sent a bill, i told him to call the insurance company. out of $5,000, they sent me a bill of thousands. i called me and they called the insu