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look at the same place today, fost of radar domes, aircraft hangers, and maybe a building to park missile launchers. using the high-powered camera, we watched as a group of vehicles drive down the runway. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 vehicles moving. no aircraft present. rupert: these flights are not just about surveillance. the americans are here to make a point. >> it is making sure we maintain ie rights we have as military aircraft flying ernational airspa, maintain our presence in the area, and showing that we are not worried about the buildup happening. rupert: to understand what is at stake out here, listen to how the chinese navy today talks to ant aircrom a smaller, weaker neighbor, the philippines. esrupert: with these bchina is succeeding in changing the very geography of the south china sea.ic despite a's assurances, down here the tide of history appears to be flowing towards beijing. rupert wingfield-hayes, bbc news, with the u.s. navy in the soh china sea. next story is my favorite one in the show. 11-year-old kheris rogers was bullied in school for dark complexion, but she deci

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that he could go to entire sections of gurkhas fost in german for example. he spoke english fluently hebrew german french spanish he spoke russian. and then i'm sure he could get around oh italian you know so. many of us and i always used to say lenny you're a migrant rabbi every was if there were a few people present he would lecture them you could always learn something from him he was just good m.l.s. around funding. lenny fancied himself a renaissance man and he thought he was everything except maybe a page it was the only thing i think he never claims to be. think that i got the tsunami people think is conducting is so emotional and filled with feeling and his way of behaving and the whole way in which he lived but his academic background his self-discipline was incredible you sometimes get the feeling with lenny that he had so many gifts that you all came you know without too much hard work but actually he was never afraid of hard work and he certainly knew these pieces very very well indeed. i knew you just didn't walk up to that box called the podium

fost ofhas er wind. eaquite a few across northern california right now. a couple popped up yesterday in the sierra foothills leading to tahoe and then the new one that popped up in mendocino county. this is what the firefighters will be dealing with in mendocino, mid 90s today. near redding, triple digits. humidity levels are in the teens for most of the ridge tops where it's been extremely dry for a while and it's going to stay dry. smoky conditions. you are taking a look at air quality. this is put out in the past 40 minutes by air now. you see where the mendocino complex fires are burning, air quality unhealthy and unhealthy by redding. you see the direction of the smoke moving to the east, ferguson fire, it's been very unhealthy for a few days. bay area, we are protected by cloud coverage and west winds. we are in the moderate to good range. north bay, east bay, you may notice a slight haze. for now what you will notice, we have cloud coverage out there. look at the gorgeous sun rise appearing thg. >> grab those sunglasses. we are tracking bright ligh

which has eva green in it who's fost becoming a regular in films and also has his latest girlfriend past due out next year and tim button fans the big news is that there is said to be a sequel to the great movie beetlejuice and michael keaton and we're not a ride or in the original have said they want to be in it as well so that's coming up and meanwhile we wish them a very happy sixtieth birthday and we should mention this is a man who's created a word in the dick dictionary but that's a nest that's in the works is that if something is doesn't ask it's in the style of to read it a day said robin bell thank you very much showing us all of that and wish you a happy weekend because my weekend has just started great to have your company i'm on with that change in the news team thanks for the company and also buy from robin marin. new version of duck didn't sell it into modern day slavery because the russians are being enslaved by from the russians that's not happening anywhere else in europe. from some. tracks down the victims. and attempts to free them lynch i was afraid they'd kill me if

. >> reporter: it also foste sense of community. ten-year-old c.j. was the last year's lemonade entrepreneur of indiapolis. what's this? >> it's the m.v.p.s for asthma, so it's to help asthma, because kdo have asthma. >> reporter: all ts follow the program's spend, save and share motto. >> you have stdard lemonade, you have blueberry lemonade. >> reporter: for c.j. harris, the customer is king. well, most of the time. >> water is better for you than any of this stuff. >> no, lemade is better. i do not agree with yo >> reporter: a lemonade day! udy found children who took part in this program are more likely to "plan tt their own business" and are more confident they can find "lots of ways around any problem."l" theybelieve they'll" invent something that will change the world." flannery has set her sights a little lower. she wants to buy art supplies d glitter glue. and with a steady stream of customers, including a drive- through, she's well way. for the pbs newshour and education week, i'm kavitha cardoza in indianapolis, indiana. >> yang: and if yo

. >> this program was made possible by the corporation fost public broadg. by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. >> woodruff: u.s. employers have slowed their pace of hiring new workers, but the overall economy remains strong. that's the takeaway from today's jobs report for july. the labor department employers added 157,000 jobs last month-- n as many as expected. the overall unemployment rate still dipped, from 4% to 3.9%. but average hourly pay gained only 2.7% from a year earlier-- not enough to keep pace with inflation. china has fired off a new warning to washington, in a budding trade war. ijing announced today says it's ready to impose levies on another $60 billion of imported u.s. goods. that's inithe trump adration goes ahead with 25% riffs on chinese goods worth $200 billion. at white house, economic adviser larry kudlow said what happens next is up to china. >> do not blame president trump, blame the chinese for theirtr sigence. we didn't start this. they're the ones who are not playing by the rules. they're the o