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Tuesday on the NewsHour, the Senate GOP appears to have the votes needed to hold confirmation hearings for President Trump's forthcoming Supreme Court choice. Plus: Sen. John Barrasso on the political battle over the Supreme Court, a virtual United Nations, scientific insights into coronavirus transmission, how one Maine college is tackling COVID-1…
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In our news wrap Tuesday, the United States has officially passed 200,000 deaths in the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Johns Hopkins University. About two-thirds of the fatalities were over age 65, but young people are driving increased infections in some states. Also, a weakened Tropical Storm Beta remains stalled over the Texas coast, where at l…
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President Trump has said he will announce his choice to replace Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the U.S. Supreme Court this Saturday. And although it appears the Republican-led Senate will have enough votes to move forward with confirmation hearings for the nominee, the timeline for them to approve the appointee before Election Day is tight. Lisa De…
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The United Nations General Assembly is underway -- but it looks very different this year. For the first time in the body's history, the meeting is being held virtually due to the pandemic. Meanwhile, unity among member nations appears to be in short supply. President Trump used the summit to blast China and the World Health Organization over their …
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Our understanding of how the novel coronavirus spreads is still evolving. Early in the pandemic, there was great concern about the potential for infection from surface contact. But since then, evidence has pointed to human-to-human transmission as the primary vehicle of infection. Yet this research is not necessarily being broadly communicated to t…
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Tamara Keith and Amy Walter on Supreme Court vacancy's political significance
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NPR's Tamara Keith and Amy Walter of the Cook Political Report join Judy Woodruff to discuss the latest political news, including the death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, how it affects the presidential race and the power dynamics at play in the Senate around the battle for her replacement. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newsho…
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg to be immortalized with statue in Brooklyn, NYC
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's legacy began in Flatbush, Brooklyn in New York where she was born and raised. On Saturday, New York Gov. Cuomo announced that a statue honoring her contribution will be built in the NYC borough. NewsHour Weekend Correspondent Ivette Feliciano joins Hari Sreenivasan from outside Ginsburg's childhood home. PBS NewsHour i…
Legendary Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Bob Woodward of The Washington Post discusses his new book “Rage.” The book chronicles the Trump presidency behind the scenes, including revelations from over a dozen conversations between Woodward and President Trump, in which the president assessed the COVID-19 pandemic differently in private than he di…
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Shields and Brooks on politics in science, Biden's working-class outreach
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Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and New York Times columnist David Brooks join Judy Woodruff to discuss the week in politics, including President Trump's vaccine rhetoric, the administration's political manipulation of science, Joe Biden's campaign message for working-class voters and Trump's approach to U.S. history education. PBS NewsHour is su…
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Medical professionals turn to music making as a tonic
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Where do healers find comfort? For some U.S. doctors and caregivers, the answer is in music. Jeffrey Brown went to Newton, Massachusetts, recently to see how medical professionals are regenerating their spirits -- and becoming better providers in the process. It's part of our ongoing arts and culture coverage, Canvas. PBS NewsHour is supported by -…
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First Week Back to School/Reopening the State
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This week on A Lively Experiment, It’s back to school - with a few bumps along the way. We’ll tell you what they are, and what the governor has to say. And, how long will Governor Raimondo keep the state under a state of emergency? Joining us this week, WPRI Target 12 Investigator Steph Machado. Historian and Columnist, Ed Achorn. And, Boston Globe…
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Is the U.S. government paying twice for coronavirus vaccine?
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COVID-19 vaccine development continues to be the subject of political jostling, with President Trump contradicting top U.S. health officials regarding timeline and efficacy. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention say they expect to distribute vaccines publicly at no cost to the patient. But what will the government pay, and how much could d…
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A photographer's Brief But Spectacular take on documenting the pandemic
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How do you picture a pandemic? Photographer Philip Montgomery documented New York City funeral homes and health care workers on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis this past March. His images appeared in the New York Times Magazine, capturing the stark divide between "before COVID" and after. Montgomery shares his Brief But Spectacular take o…
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Speed Training Group Discussion (Part 1)
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This episode of The PBSCCS Podcast is part one of a group discussion on speed training.Speakers:-Logan Byman (Pittsburgh Pirates organization)-Adam Noel (Texas Rangers organization)-Jordan Brown (Tampa Bay Rays organization)Questions/topics covered in the episode:-General discussion on speed training philosophy-Volume guidelines, drills, and progre…
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PBS NEWSHOUR via myPod
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PBS NewsHour Tuesday on the NewsHour, the Senate GOP appears to have the votes needed to hold confirmation hearings for President Trump's forthcoming Supreme Court choice. Plus: Sen. John Barrasso on the political battle over the Supreme Court, a virtual United Nations, scientific insights into coronavirus transmission, how one Maine college is tac…
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PBS NewsHour In our news wrap Tuesday, the United States has officially passed 200,000 deaths in the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Johns Hopkins University. About two-thirds of the fatalities were over age 65, but young people are driving increased infections in some states. Also, a weakened Tropical Storm Beta remains stalled over the Texas coas…
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PBS NewsHour Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death has left an opening on the Supreme Court only weeks before Election Day. President Trump and the Senate GOP say they plan to fill the vacancy before the country votes. Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso, the Senate's third-highest ranking Republican, joins Judy Woodruff to discuss why he supports moving forw…
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death has left an opening on the Supreme Court only weeks before Election Day. President Trump and the Senate GOP say they plan to fill the vacancy before the country votes. Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso, the Senate's third-highest ranking Republican, joins Judy Woodruff to discuss why he supports moving forward with conf…
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PBS NewsHour The United Nations General Assembly is underway -- but it looks very different this year. For the first time in the body's history, the meeting is being held virtually due to the pandemic. Meanwhile, unity among member nations appears to be in short supply. President Trump used the summit to blast China and the World Health Organizatio…
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The United Nations General Assembly is underway -- but it looks very different this year. For the first time in the body's history, the meeting is being held virtually due to the pandemic. Meanwhile, unity among member nations appears to be in short supply. President Trump used the summit to blast China and the World Health Organization over their …
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Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's death has left an opening on the Supreme Court only weeks before Election Day. President Trump and the Senate GOP say they plan to fill the vacancy before the country votes. Wyoming Sen. John Barrasso, the Senate's third-highest ranking Republican, joins Judy Woodruff to discuss why he supports moving forward with conf…
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Our understanding of how the novel coronavirus spreads is still evolving. Early in the pandemic, there was great concern about the potential for infection from surface contact. But since then, evidence has pointed to human-to-human transmission as the primary vehicle of infection. Yet this research is not necessarily being broadly communicated to t…
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PBS NewsHour Our understanding of how the novel coronavirus spreads is still evolving. Early in the pandemic, there was great concern about the potential for infection from surface contact. But since then, evidence has pointed to human-to-human transmission as the primary vehicle of infection. Yet this research is not necessarily being broadly comm…
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PBS NewsHour - Health
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Our understanding of how the novel coronavirus spreads is still evolving. Early in the pandemic, there was great concern about the potential for infection from surface contact. But since then, evidence has pointed to human-to-human transmission as the primary vehicle of infection. Yet this research is not necessarily being broadly communicated to t…
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Research shows coronavirus spreads primarily through air. Here's how to reduce risk
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A growing body of evidence indicates that airborne transmission is the main way people are becoming infected with the novel coronavirus. Given that understanding, how should we change our behavior to reduce our risk of infection? William Brangham talks to Virginia Tech's Dr. Linsey Marr about aerosols vs. droplets, ventilation and more. PBS NewsHou…
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PBS NewsHour A growing body of evidence indicates that airborne transmission is the main way people are becoming infected with the novel coronavirus. Given that understanding, how should we change our behavior to reduce our risk of infection? William Brangham talks to Virginia Tech's Dr. Linsey Marr about aerosols vs. droplets, ventilation and more…
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A growing body of evidence indicates that airborne transmission is the main way people are becoming infected with the novel coronavirus. Given that understanding, how should we change our behavior to reduce our risk of infection? William Brangham talks to Virginia Tech's Dr. Linsey Marr about aerosols vs. droplets, ventilation and more. PBS NewsHou…
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How Maine's Colby College is striving to keep COVID-19 under control
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, many academic institutions across the country are dealing with outbreaks -- or offering only virtual learning in an attempt to prevent them. But one liberal arts school in Maine is seeking to avoid either fate. In partnership with Maine Public, Jeffrey Brown reports on Colby College's efforts to manage the virus …
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PBS NewsHour As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, many academic institutions across the country are dealing with outbreaks -- or offering only virtual learning in an attempt to prevent them. But one liberal arts school in Maine is seeking to avoid either fate. In partnership with Maine Public, Jeffrey Brown reports on Colby College's efforts to mana…
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As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, many academic institutions across the country are dealing with outbreaks -- or offering only virtual learning in an attempt to prevent them. But one liberal arts school in Maine is seeking to avoid either fate. In partnership with Maine Public, Jeffrey Brown reports on Colby College's efforts to manage the virus …
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In Colorado, law enforcement are on front lines of mental health crisis
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As shown by the case of Daniel Prude, who was killed by police in Rochester, New York, in March, there can be challenges when law enforcement is called to deal with someone who may have mental health issues. But a lack of funding for mental health support can mean the criminal justice system is the only way for those needing services to access them…
