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reach out to those woman back home who had bones by the duties and social rules and informed them of oded basic rights my name is the about of people and they were. european companies complain about bullying from beijing they say officials are refusing to let many of their executives and staff back in the china for work after being expelled when the pandemic broke out. also show that the mobility race heats up the cio what else is another major electric vehicle partnership this time. with a start up nicola. and zoom google meet how about google's open can use own web based video conferencing platform is gaining traction there and looks to expand across the continents. bill of welcome to the show i've seen bears in the lead it's good to have you with us a new survey suggests chinese officials are using the pandemic to up the pressure on european firms their companies telling the european union chamber of commerce in china the beijing is frequently refusing to grant managers and workers entry the findings come just days after president paying promised the business community to continue to o

evening ends with the 9th symphony one of the most famous works in the classical music repertoire the ode to joy sung by a choir after safe distance. fittingly this hymns of freedom and community is dedicated to help those in the front line of the coronavirus pandemic doctors nurses shop workers and teachers were also given priority access to the free tickets are special and much appreciated thank you. you're watching the news coming up next our documentary stolen soul africa's looted art i'm terry martin thanks for watching. a meal and i'm not complaining the 2nd season. the planet on the brink of disaster we just longed to interview experts about one question how to change.

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. >>> an ode to our that's "nightly news," before we go, a programming note, alexander vindman, key witness in president trump's impeachment speaking out exclusively in his first ever tv interview right here on monday. >>> thank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ >> kelly: welcome to our summer staycation celebration yes, we are still going strong. let's get it going with a great song. it's called "say something" by a great big world and christina aguilera. here is me and my band y'all with say somoething. ♪ ♪ say something, i'm giving up on you ♪ ♪ i'll be the one, if you want me to ♪ ♪ anywhere, i would've followed you ♪ ♪ say something, i'm giving up on you ♪ ♪ and i will swallow my pride

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. >>> an ode to our resilience we will never forget that's "nightly news," before we go, a programming note, alexander vindman, key witness in president trump's impeachment speaking out exclusively in his first ever tv interview right here on monday. >>> thank you for watching, everyone, i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night >>> right now at 6:00, it's not orange or yellow, our skies are now gray and very unhealthy, and it could be this way through the weekend. we have live team coverage answering the big questions about our air quality. the news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening and thanks for being with us on this friday. >> jessica, raj, bad air quality means you are all cooped up inside. are you and your children going crazy? you are not alone. i talked to a child and family psychologist about the things you might be feeling and how to cope when you're stuck indoors. her tips coming up in just a few minutes. >> thanks, janelle. how bad is the air today? on the left you'll see the smoky skies above 101. on the right the very unhealthy air qual

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one neighborhood stopped ♪ e to an ode to a city that's been through a lot this year the pandemic thatere months of unrest and calls for justice. it was opera singer anthony ka stanza who thought music could be part of the city's comeback >> i have a crazy idea, and it's maybe a bad idea >> it involves a pickup truck. >> reporter: this is just one of his stops for the new york philharmonic band wagon, a traveling orchestra making surprise stops >> in classical music, there's this 3r0 jek shun projection of. but it's an expression of human emotion and a way to communicate. >> reporter: this violinist jumped at the chance to make live music again you normally perform here in lincoln center now you're out taking it to the streets. does it feel better? >> it felt so special. you could tell people miss live entertainment. right now they miss live performances ♪ >> reporter: the music, helping many hearts across the city. >> it made me just so happy to live here. ♪ >> you really can get lost no the music. >> in man stood up, and he walked to the center of our little gathering and as i sang a

fighters are back with the africa's most successful radio drama series continues build up all of this odes are available online of course you can share and discuss on w. africa's facebook page to other social media platforms such a crime fighter tune in now. welcome to a new special edition of checking we show you how tourism in germany is doing during the corona palm demick what is possible and what's not time for a moment. he calls her early years in the capital and she's visiting the city of hyderabad which is very popular with international tourists. they go once and can vote for obama at the baltic sea like many holiday makers there's corona sama 2020. 2 all stops in the capital. some are. river boats on the ship lay. people drawn out doors by the warm sunshine. cafes and parks in the city are full even occasionally too full according to stop. the brandenburg gate berlin's most popular landmark is pretty crowded to. almost normal. and still this year everything is different. the corona crisis has changed the world and our life including tourism after lock down and travel restrictions

this book is obviously an ode to misandry which is clear from the summary in the title i would like to remind you that incitement to hatred on the basis of gender is a criminal offense this man works for the secretary of state for gender equality whose mission is to do something about sexual assault and rape it seems outrageous that she was more concerned about censoring a small family his book than doing his job the publisher monster graph called claims of inciting hatred ridiculous the author 25 year old activist from neil says her work encourages female readers to take less account of the often unsupported opinions of men and to rediscover the strength of female relationships of the initial print run of i hate men was just $500.00 copies but after all the publicity more than 2000 books was sold it's now out of stock we have a few people in paris what they thought of the title. we discuss the behavior and appearance of women every day and nobody even pays any attention so for once there is something directed at men and i guess we can deal with it and i think we should not stop at the

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one neighborhood stopped, mesmerized watching two musicians in front of a red pickup truck perform an odegh a lot this year. the pandemic that killed more than 23,000 here. months of unrest and calls for justice, it was opera singer who thought music could be a part of the city's comeback. >> i have a crazy idea, and it's maybe a bad idea. >> it involves a pickup truck. >> it involves a pickup truck. >> this is just one pit stop for the new york philharmonic bandwagon, a traveling mini orchestra making surprise stops. >> in classical music there's this perception-of of elitism. what it is is expression of human emotion and a way we can communicate with each other. >> violinist jumped at the chance to make music again. does it feel different? >> it feels so special. you could tell people missed live entertainment right now. they miss live performances. there was a feeling we need to perform live. >> the music helping mend hearts across the city. >> it made me just so happy to live here. >> you really can get lost in the music. that's the power. >> the man stood up and he walked to the cent

. ♪ captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc >> nawaz: od evening, i'm amna nawaz.ff is away. on the newshour tonight, california burning-- record- breaking temperatures complicate efforts to control multiple fires across the state then, the testing problem-- how the covid-19 testing system in the u-s continues to fall short, and how to fix it. >> we can't even test people to make sure that the sick people are getting tested in a consistent, timely and easy way. and that's the dysfunction of our health system and our implementation system. >> nawaz: and, a house divided-- why two generations in the same family are split over politics. all that and more on tonight's pbs newshour.

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you can watch the interview in full od r.t. dot com so here are some highlights. i mean the earth watching all of this is very painful and even tragic for me but it doesn't mean that i'm giving up because i look at this philosophically some day god will cool me up the but now i must protect what has been built with our homes protect the people who have built it and they are an overwhelming majority of. the stakes have risen in the diplomatic row over the mysterious illness of alex and the only with germany handing test results on the russian politician to the international chemical weapons watchdog all the while demanding that russia probe what it calls his poisoning moscow in turn says it has no idea what kind of data berlin has as it won't share it and snow investigations possible for the time being now to discuss poland latest moves and moscow's reaction we're joined in the studio by artie's dollar quarter donnel is all of this wrangling getting us anywhere while jackie it just seems like this political dispute over the alleged poisoning of alec saying of all m

and i have od for you. better air quality as we start off our day for many locations this morning.ou can see those yellow dots and that's moderate air quality. but still for the peninsula, dealing with unhealthy air so the red dots right over redwood city and that shows unhealthy air but for san jose, milpitas, looking at moderate air quality. in the east bay, moderate for concord and walnut creek and oakland and for san francisco. >>> july of 2019 was a good month for the giants. they went 19-6 partly thanks to the arrival of alex dickerson's bat. last night he was putting on an offensive show once again. and here is former giant kevin poll lard acquired monday by colorado saying hello to the former teammates. second batter of the game, dickerson absolutely crushes one into the upic de. it's measured at 480 feet. later in the inning he doubles over his head. solano was 4-6 with six rbi in the game. next inning dickerson again. two run shot that went only 426 feet. and it gives the giants a 5-0 lead. and jumped to the 6th. 10-2 san francisco. brandon crawford with a three run homer

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