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george washington university pens it at 13% and have a more structured way of how they include people. whereas the university of maryland, a very auspicious terrorism center, has at -- it at 18%. the university of maryland's center also suggests the number of veterans are politically motivated in violence is motivated -- suggest that the number of veterans politically motivated in violence is increasing over the last 12 to 15 years. another issue to be concerned about. one thing we haven't done, is we have not seen what prompted us during the study. we do not know to which level veterans support terrorism or domestic extremism issues in the united states. understanding the prevalence of this is important for many reasons. one is a basic have got that show supporting extremist ideology does not make one a terrorist. ryan talked more about this at the conclusion. it is important to at least do this as a form of barometer. so ideally we can track over time to assess the degree to which veterans may be more or less at risk. we do presume that supporting extremist causes does lend one at risk to violent extremism. there are other factors that go into joining t

this is done at the university of maryland center. i do want to warn some people it is not for the faint hearted. recipient of the pig heard, 58-year-old lauren faucet had heart disease. jacqueline howard is joining us. as i mentioned, the picture are a little graphic but this is important stuff. how is the patient doing, how does this work? >> reporter: yeah, it is definitely important, brianna. what we know is that after the surgery, the patient was breathing on his own, his heart was functioning without assistance and we know that the medical team is now monitoring him closely. and how this kind of procedure works, the pig that donated its heart was genetically modified. some pig genes were edited to help reduce the risk of the patient rejecting the organ or having a severe reaction and to control the growth of the organ and some human genes were inserted to reduce the risks as well. and this is the second time that we've seen this kind of proc procedure performed successfully. the last time was last year. the same medical team perf

university of maryland with a degree in electrical engineering. and on 9/11 he was working as a systems administrator at the navy command center right here at the pentagonand their four-year-old son. two who also worked for the department was devastated by her husband's death. she resolved to be strong for -- for their son. so 22 years later, they are incredibly close and their tie has only grown stronger from the loss they have endured. they talk every day and she is so proud of the young man but he has become. he still tries to make his dad proud and honor his legacy in ways big and small. that could be echoing his love of learning or taking up the guitar or simply staying engaged with his community. finding ways to help others just as his dad did. so in september of 2021 on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, she visited this memorial to place flowers on the bench with her husband's name on it. she felt a wave of sadness looking at the benches honoring other victims that were bear. so she called up a friend and they came back here together and they laid a rose on each of the 184 benches around us. so now thanks to her simple act of kindness, every year on

with his family and regulated from university of maryland with a degree in electrical engineering. 9/11 was working as an assistant administrator at the navy command centerproud of the young man is. he still makes his job proud in ways big and small. learning the guitar are simply staying engaged with community, finding ways to others as his dad did so when september 2021 on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, visited the memorial. she felt a wave of sadness honoring other victims there so she called up a friend and they came here together and laid a rose on the 184 around us so now, to correctness, every year on this day the department of defense will hold laying a rose on every one to honor the memory here on nine elevenths. ladies and gentlemen, we are honored to have been here today. i want to thank them and all families of the homeless. september 11 changed you forever but you changed us forever. in so many ways, sorrow into strength. you help us see beyond ourselves and get back to fellow americans and deepen our democracy and work toward a stronger and safer community. it is our duty to carry out the missions your loved ones chose. it's our duty to live

university of maryland with a degree in electrical engineering. and on 9/11 he was working as a systems administrator at the navy command center right here in the pentagonoved wife, and their 4-year-old son. his wife who also worked for the department was devastated by her husband's death but resolved to be strong to support their son. and so 22 years later, his wife and son are incredibly close and their tie has only grown stronger from the loss they have endured. they talk every day and she is so proud of the young man that he has become. the son still tries to make his dad proud and honor his legacy in ways big and small. that can mean echoing his father's love of learning or taking up the guitar or simply staying engaged with his community. and finding ways to help others just as his dad did. so in september 2021, on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, his wife visited the memorial to place flowers on the bench with her husband's name on it. she felt a wave of sadness looking at the benchings honoring other victims that were bare. she called up a friend and they came back here together and they laid a rose on each of the 184 benches around us. so now, tha