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foreign students the main ways of getting in contact with germans are through hobbies and jobs would improve university sports are back on. you can meet outside playing musical instruments is allowed. there are lots of opportunities for isolated foreign students to come out of social isolation. the best advice is to make the most of the time especially with fewer distractions right now. going digital is proving to be a winner for universities that are trying to encourage students to enroll despite the difficulties of this crisis we spoke to vice president of the ins technical university and here's what she had to say. we have a lot of international students some of it those here some our way all around the world trying to participate in or in our online forum at the course there has been a lot of insecurities about whether they can join us in the trial in india lynn novena they have to stay at home some of them some of them that's a great opportunity to stay at home and still participate in our study programs but others it's of course very disappointing to not be able to come to billin and enjoy here this is the life and to meet other students so it's it's b

of summer c and much more. ♪[music] >> therthis is the pbs newshourd in the west from thete walter cronchool of journalism at arizona state universityh just three months to goo the election and many parts of the country locked in the grip oforonavirus outbreaks, the call for more americans to voteyail has been growing. but as william brigham reports, that prospect has raised concerns, since the postal service itself is caught in t cross-hairs of political battles >> there are new reportsems. suggesting the u.s. postal service is significant delays and warning signs that could impact november's election. last month, the new post master general, who is a major donor to president trump and appointed back i may, issued new guidance that effective slowed down the postal service. postal workers are now instructed to leave mail behind if delivery would force them to work overtime. that's a reversal of longtime policy. wthose parcelld be delivered the following day. she says these are cost-cutting measures. usps lost $3.9 billion in 2018. but critics say this is att deliberatept to hurt the postal service ahead of an election, where because

its best companies dominate the world of technology, the universities are the envy of the world, its movies, television and music standard for global popular culture, the world of social media is shaped and given force by americans. but america is now along one dimension, politics is a laughingstock. the country that could land people on the moon and bring them back together safely cannot put together a test and tracing program that would compare with those in vietnam or new zealand. the political system is now so polarized and paralyzed that many of us fear that the november election will ultimately be resolved in court, though with the real possibility that the losing side will still contest the legitimacy of the winner and street violence could ens ensue. what has happened as with any complex historical phenomenon, no one answer. ever since vietnam and watergate, america has lost faith in washington. ronald reagan celebrated the idea that washington was responsible for all america's woes. it somehow became the definition of patriotism to love the country, and yet hate its government. and that created a self-f

of soft stocks. it still has stakes in universal music, tesla, snap, many other american companies, so the implicationsis are extremely broad, and you can't just sell off wechat the way you might be able to do so with tiktok it also serves more purposes a lot of chinese americans use it to keep in touch with friends and family back home >> micah, i believe wechat was also banned in india they're looking to ban tiktok as well facebook is up 3%. i think it was up 5 or 6% yesterday, so this would seem like another win for them. >> that action yesterday, i don't know if there were some indications this might happy i'm not sure whatsapp could be allowed in china, but it definitely seems like it would be the obvious substitute, coming in the same week that facebook introduced its tiktok competitor as well, so maybe by default it would cruise to the benefit of facebook. i think one of the interesting things is what theoretically it might mean for apple if you had to take wechat apps off apple devices. that's the portal to a lot of different things in china. what would it mean for market share over there i thi

and as cases rise, the university of north carolina at chapel hill is sending all students home after one week >>> the break in the cold case murder of a music legend, after 18 years the arrest just announ announced. "early today" starts right now >>> good tuesday morning i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera. the democratic national convention has begun with much of the first night focused on racial justice in america. >> now more than ever we need a president who will unite this country. we need a president who in george floyd's memory, instead of using the bible as a prop, will heed its words, to act justly >> george should be alive today. it is up to us to carry on the fight for justice. he was always finding ourselves in what john louis called good trouble. >> together we must build a nation that is more equitable, more compassionate, and more inclusive. i know that joe biden will begin that fight. >> the major theme for the evening seemed to be unity our capitol hill correspondent tracie potts joins us withmore of the night's big moments for a democratic event, we heard from a whole lot of republicans. >> reporter: yes, republicans k

of course you can study it, but jazz, the essence of it, you don't get in school, in a music university treat has reopened but only with a reduced capacity. only when the diego maroto jazz trio make a proper come back will they be able to play the smooth sounds in all their glory. nice. tim allman, bbc news. plenty more on the bbc website and download the app as well and download the app as well and if you are on line, you can get me there as well. hello. summer warmth has been in short supply over the last few days. in fact, on sunday morning one sheltered spot in county down in northern ireland just a fraction below freezing. and monday morning is getting off to a rather cool start as well. but a largely dry start to the new week. later in the week, it will turnwetter, windier and a bit warmer for a time before cooler weather returns just in time for the weekend. so we start monday with high pressure in charge of the scene. underneath this area of high pressure with light winds, temperatures have been dropping away. but it means a mostly dry day. we will see some spells of sunshine an

of course you can study it, butjazz, the essence of it, you don't get in school, in a music universityb as soon as possible. the treat has reopened, but only with a reduced capacity. only when the diego maroto jazz trio make a proper comeback will they be able to play their smooth sounds in all their glory. nice. tim allman, bbc news. tens of thousands turnout for anti—government protests in belarus. military vehicles seen on the streets. that is it. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @lvaughanjones. hello there. summer warmth has been in short supply over the last few days. in fact, on sunday morning, one very sheltered spot in county down, northern ireland had a temperature just a fraction below freezing. and monday morning is getting off to a rather cool start as well. but a largely dry start to the new week. later in the week, it will turn wetter, windier and a bit warmer for a time before cooler weather returns just in time for the weekend. so, we start monday with high pressure in charge of the scene. underneath this area of high pressure with light winds, temperatures have been d

of course you can study it, butjazz, the essence of it, you don't get in school, in a music universityoon as possible. the treat has reopened, but only with a reduced capacity. only when the diego maroto jazz trio make a proper comeback will they be able to play their smooth sounds in all their glory. nice. tim allman, bbc news. the spanish football league — la liga — says any club wanting to sign lionel messi must pay barcelona a 700 million euro release clause. the argentinian superstar wants to leave barcelona, and says he should be allowed to depart for free. but la liga is supporting barcelona's claim that part of his contract which would allow for a free transfer has now expired. that is it from me. you can get me on twitter. i'm @lvaughanjones. iam i am lewis vaughanjones. this is bbc news. hello there. summer warmth has been in short supply over the last few days. in fact, on sunday morning, one very sheltered spot in county down, northern ireland had a temperature just a fraction below freezing. and monday morning is getting off to a rather cool start as well. but a largely dr

university of north texas. his wife of 50 years told kxas tv they met at a music festival in new hampshire, where he was playing, and she was a maid at the hotel where he stayed. he was 77. gilbert polanco was the first guard at san quentin prison in california to die of coronavirus. kgo tv reporting there's been a mass outbreak inside the prison, infecting 2,000 inmates. polanco's daughter says her parents had been preparing to celebrate their 30th anniversary. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ did you know liberty mutual customizes your car insurance ta-da! ♪ so you only pay for what you need? given my unique lifestyle, that'd be perfect! let me grab a pen and some paper. know what? i'm gonna switch now. just need my desk... my chair... and my phone. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >>> 84 days to go now until election day. president trump says he's now considering accepting the republican presidential nomination in a speech at the white house or -- and this is a new one -- possibly the civil war battlefield of gettysburg. joining me now, cnn presidential historian, douglas bri

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stocks there is in tonight's edition of the lightning round so stay with cramer (audience applauding) (dramatic music) i will tell you this. southern new hampshire university can change the whole trajectory of your life. >>> what do you do with the 5 g play that pulled back hard in the wake of a seemingly solid quarter. talk about incigo on the 5 g buildout after the market bottomed, the wireless hot spot products were flying off the shelves many were desperate for broad band and the stock flue to 14 but that's where it peaked and pulled back spending the next few months range bound and put it in the cramer covid index and took it out because it wasn't moving late last month it started roaring again from $10 and change to $15 going into the earnings report last week. they were hoping for another blowout. they got a good quarter with sales and earnings and strong commentary about the progress of the 5 g portfolio. they didn't get guidance and a formal forecast like so many companies that spooked a lot of people and caused to lose 18% of the value in two days. so could this be a buying opportunity or do we need to be more cautious? let's dig in with the chai

analysts who follow ten cent believe, it does own a lot of other things, you know, it ride games, a minority stake in active game, universal musicroup which is majority owned by vivendi, warner music. there is a lot of different business that goes on here there is some concern the idea that any transaction that is related to wechat by any person or with respect to any property subject to the jurisdiction of the u.s. with ten cent would be prohibited what does that actually encompass? what does it actually mean and will it continue to expand so, jim, you know, there's only one way to true this you as a talk and i know that of course i would assume applaud this to some extent but it is only exacerbating the current tensions between our two countries in a significant way and of course the commerce that continues to go back and forth between them. >> big escalation, again, turning it from a trade war to a cold war are they discussing banning the chinese ipos yes. we know that there is a number of them that are coming. look, it is so obvious what president trump wants. he wants to say in the election i stood up to the chinese, it did

the film uses words, music and haunting footage of abstract monuments from the former yugoslavia to evoke a vision of futuristic humanity on the brink of extinction. the universalowing out of a multimedia project unveiled at the manchester described by its creator as a film that straddles the border of fiction and documentary, a meditation on memory and failed utopia contextualised through the literary mode of science fiction. all right, well, never thought i'd be saying the last mission before mars, and yet here we are making last preparations for the long journey. thank you. the future of mankind — or, rather, womankind — is the subject of proxima, the story of an astronaut preparing for a lengthy stint on the international space station in service of a forthcoming mission to mars. eva green is sarah, a french astronaut whose presence is not immediately welcomed by matt dillon's mike, who considers her little more than a tourist. but during the gruelling training procedure, sarah proves that she's more than a match for any man whilst also wrestling with the demands of motherhood and the prospect of saying goodbye to her daughter. written and directed by alice

entertainment company is partnering with brooklyn's long island university and they are wanting what they call the roc nation school of music sports and entertainment. they will begin in the fall 2021 semester. many of thfreshman class ll get scholarships and will graduate without any debt. that sounds nice. it is about 17 minutes after 6:00. gianna has her eye on 680. there is a little issue? >> yes, we had an early morning crash right around 4:30 and it is still in the clearing stages. you see it is backed up. we are seeing a lot of red on the sensors. there is a crash near this area but they seem to be moving at the limit your drive times around 25 minutes around the south 680 from 580. if you want to use 880 instead, that is looking better. it looks like we're seeing delays around here. re lookg tt they exnd all thway intoan rnin tracy area. we started to see more volume on the west town commute. a little later for the morning ride through this area, it shes the green. 101 is in the clear. out of the south bay we are getting reports of a crash near store your road. north of there, we are seeing things looking a lot bett

of course you can study it, butjazz, the essence of it, you don't get in school, in a music universityb as soon as possible. the treat has reopened, but only with a reduced capacity. only when the diego maroto jazz trio make a proper comeback will they be able to play their smooth sounds in all their glory. nice. tim allman, bbc news. ringing music to the streets are there. do you stay with us. coming up, i will have all of the business stories in singapore and delhi. in the meantime, you can reach me on twitter. you can stay up—to—date on all of the stories we're covering@bbc.com/news. we will be back very shortly, so do stay tuned. thank you for watching. hello there. summer warmth has been in short supply over the last few days. in fact, on sunday morning, one very sheltered spot in county down, northern ireland had a temperature just a fraction below freezing. and monday morning is getting off to a rather cool start as well. but a largely dry start to the new week. later in the week, it will turn wetter, windier and a bit warmer for a time before cooler weather returns just in time

musical journey of discovery. and. world without beethoven starts september 16th i want to tell you. this is the w's asia coming up in thailand a call for reform. on live democracy chant university students in bangkok as they step off calls for the government to step down and for the monarchy to be reformed but what's prompting these protests a political scientist explains. and crying to feel better in japan people cry out crying as a fantasy to fight stress and feel more relaxed. i'm very proud to welcome to d.w. news asia it's good to have you with us thousands of student protesters in thailand have rallied against the government demanding political change the rally on monday was the biggest in recent months protesters are calling for the resignation of prime minister. who seized in 2014 in a military coup and who last year came out ahead in controversial polls more importantly for testers are also calling for reform of the monarchy a call that's going to boo in thailand due to strict laws on defaming or insulting the king here's more of the voices demanding a change in thailand's polity. it's become a trademark of the opposition movement the symbol of resistance. 3 fingered s

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university of central florida. you go, jeffrey. and melissa salguero is the 2018 winner. she's a musichopes and concerns for the school year. some of the footage that you'll see was shot before the pandemic, so it's okay. >> i can't hear you -- music is one of the things that touches everybody. ♪ everybody has a favorite song that when they hear it they automatically get put into another time and place. ♪ talking to my students and asking them for feedback, i get so emotional talking about them because they tell me how important music is. >> ready, and -- ♪ nice. my biggest concern for my students is the lack of normalcy. every kid wants to know that they have a safe place they can come to. and what this new normal has done, it's just kind of pulled the rug from up under all of us. ♪ i'm not a stranger to the dark hide away ♪ >> one of the things that i worry about is is it going to be safe for not only myself but also the students. ♪ >> so if we can provide them that sense of normalcy -- ♪ -- that ability to cope that music brings, i think that goes a long way in the healing process.

information gathered can help large scale music and sporting events respond with its fullest speak to derek gather about this he's a virus. and lecturer at the university of lancaster joins us via skype from lancaster thank you so much for being with us just explain to us a bit more how this experiment is going to work exactly and what you expected to reveal as far as how the virus spreads. well the background is something called the philadelphia bond rally of 1800 so it was a big festival that happened to judy with spanish flu pandemic in 1800 and which was followed 3 days later by an enormous flu outbreak and the city of philadelphia and this example is always used in public in overtakes groups every student learns about this connection between large public events and the spread of infectious diseases but during the covert 19 pandemic it's become a pattern that connection isn't quite so simple and we've had many examples of large events that have occurred during the course of the pandemic and it's been quite difficult to new york don't single larger veins through any difference in the parameters of the spread the virus we've had some week that indicates

of prohibition. bret? >> jonathan, thank you. an update on the brutal incident involving a man beaten by protesters in portland. ♪ usable musical >> bret: and iowa state universityde students from criticizing black lives matter, gay marriage, or abortion in their papers has been forced to back down. "the syllabus from english teacher chloe clark was inconsistent with its standards and commitment to the first amendment." we have a follow-up tonight on the horrifying attack on the driver of a pickup truck brutally assaulted over the weekend in portland. no warning here, you may find some of the images in this piece disturbing. here's corresponded dan springer. >> it was a vicious roundhouse kick to the head that is now made news across the world. the victim knocked unconscious by the blow. portland police nowhere in sig sight. because this was violent, extremely violent. sometimes i forget that i'm walking the streets of an american city in the northwest. sometimes it feels like you are walking in a third world country. spea>> witness and youtube or dw hernandez took the video. the crowd turned on him. he managed to drive off but crashed his truck after the assail

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music, a language that's universal. along with breaking records on youtube, "dynamite" is on top of the itunes chart in more than a hundredobal top 50 chart. the first for a k-pop group. they are to perform virtually at the mtv vmas this sunday and they're planning on an in-person concert in october back to you. >> thanks, joe >>> before we run, outside you were walking by the window and saw this >> look at this incredible lady. first of all, you can't see it, but she's gone to 48 states in 28 days. she has ten kids. >> she's a mom of ten. >> she's super mama. >> we wish her good luck on her trip around the country. >> wow >>> coming up in just a few minutes on the third hour, our interview with emmanuel acho we'll talk about "boys state" and much more. >> and don't forget about jenna. she's back too >> but first your local news and weather. >>> good morning to you. 8:56. i'm marcus washington. breaking news this morning, firefighters making headway knocking down the massive bay area wildfires. in santa cruz mountains, firefighters say the czu fires are now nearing 50% containment and severe overnight weather never materi

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