joe ng has organized a schedule of activities for his afternoon one love love love love they start at 4 pm with a talk about the day's homework. i don't look at his grades so much but i do pay attention to his study habits in 1st grade his chinese characters $1.00 very neat but he's improved it's his attitude towards learning that counts. like many middle class parents in china she feels the regular school curriculum isn't enough for her child it's common for families to pay for additional classes and tutoring. that. drives the arms round here which show shows extracurricular lessons include a good chinese swimming exercise and math chinese parents spend an average of $15000.00 euros annually on private tutoring. i have 8 minutes to complete this page the day. i. was with her let that high do you think his schedule is very tiring but children have endless energy when it comes to doing things they like you just have to make sure he's in good spirits when studying gets dull hill is interest and you need to stop. the schools here expect parents to get involved in the children's learning

this is joe biden speaking onn ththursday >> h having people walininto a polling booth witith accurate apart,ng, sixix to 10 feet one at a time going in and having machines scrubbed down. amy: biden previously supported in-person voting during march primaries in illinois, florida, 17 and arizona. we will go to wisconsin for more on what the milwaukee journal sentinel called the most undemocratic election in the states history after headlines. in florida, hundreds of people queued in long lines tuesday to receive paper applications for unemployment benefits after an online portal crashed and customer service representatives were mostly unreachable by phone. at one site in a miami suburb, tv channel wplg captured chaotic scenes of people packed tightly together, jostling to push to ththe front of the line to recee an application. more than a half million floridians have filed for unemployment benefits since march 15. florida confirmed nearly 1000 new covid-19 casases tuesday, ad reported 13 new deaths from the disease, bringing ththe state''s official death toll to nearly 300. more evidence is co

> so between putting a lot more seats in play, having joe biden at the tocht ticke at andent whose approval ratings are dropping, mal of these are ng democrats look and feel a lot better about the senate. >> >> woodruff: fascinating, amy walter, tamara keith, we thank you both. please stay safe. >> we will. >> ur's welcome, judy. >> woodruff: the spread ofma covid-19 has dcally altered the way we both live and now unfortunately di america. reached out to you, our viewers, to hear your storie ones to bo covid-19 and other illnesses. amna nawaz lks at the process of grief for people in isolation. >> he was absolute nderful, kind person.fo >> she was lik-foot eleven and she would not hold back on tellinpeople what she thought. >> he would always say, well, a better day is coming. >>u just got to keep living. awaz: the memory of her father makes kimberly reese pain of losing himn earlye april to covid 19 ill lingers. >> i wakup every day with this emptiness and trying to figure out how do i fill, fill that void. >> nawaz: hospital rules during the pandemic prevented the tight-knit family in new orleans from saying goodbye to 75 year s

joe biden. he has been taking a dig at donald trump, saying that he is not runng for king of america. he says leadership is about collaboration and coming together in a crisis,ng common ground. on monday, he receive the endorsement of his opponent bernie sanders. edtoday, he pip another big endorsement. arguably, this one was never in doubt. >>he kind of leadership that has guid my knowledge and experience, honesty, humility, empathy and grace. that kind of leadership does not just along in our state citals and mayors offices, it belongs in the white house. that is why i'm so proud to endorse joe biden as presidentat of the united . >> we never doubted that, but let's go back to anthony. barack obama adding to bernie biden.pporting joe >> iwas always a question of timing. we knew that barack obama would endorse joe biden. clearly, b whatack obama decided to do was to throw his support behind him after bernie nders had already endorsed. four years - aall of this is kind of educated about what happeneden four years ago hillary clinton lost. four years agobarack obama endorsed hillary clinton before bernie sanders got on board, and perhaps there was somese ment b

ng to the associat press, atkinson is at least the seventh intelligence official to be fired, ousted or moved aside since last summer. former ve esident and democratic presidential candidate joe biden says he is gearing up to start his selection procs for potential cabinet members and a vice president. biden made the announcement during a virtual fundraiser yesterdaye and said a commit will oversee the selection process. biden, who holds a significant lead in degates over vermont senator bernie sanders, says he spoke to sanders to let him know he'd been working on the vice presidential vetting process and that he think he's being presumptuous about winning the nomination. the latest developments on the worldwide pandemic, visit www.pbs.orgewshour. >> sreenivasan: governor ron desantis issued a statewide just this week in response to the spread of the coronavirus. this came after some local counties and cities had already put similar orders in place ahead of e governor's mandate. i spoke with stephen mort from pbs station wucf about the change and developments in steve, the big news in florida this week is that you finally what does that actually mean?t >> that's something tha