PBS高端访谈:如何决定商家何时开业
JUDY WOODRUFF: As cities and states struggle to find the right balance between reopening and keeping people safe, the weight of those decisions fall squarely on small business owners. According to a new survey that the Census Bureau is taking weekly,
PBS高端访谈:美国新冠死亡人数开始下降
JUDY WOODRUFF: The pace of COVID-19 deaths across the United States is slowing tonight, but the total is nearing a new threshold, 100,000. At the same time, the nation's reopening keeps moving ahead, led by a major American financial institution. Ste
PBS高端访谈:回顾60年代的暴力抗议
Hari Sreenivasan: We know from history that that both peaceful and violent demonstrations can change the political landscape. Omar Wasow is an assistant professor in the department of politics at Princeton University and studies the history and polit
PBS高端访谈:白宫周边的抗议活动
JUDY WOODRUFF: Our Yamiche Alcindor has beenout reporting around the White House yesterday andtoday, and she joins me now. Hello, Yamiche. I knowyou are just now a few blocks from the White House. Tell us more about what you witnessed yesterdayand wh
PBS高端访谈:最年轻的黑人牧师
JUDY WOODRUFF: Now we hear from Todd Johnson. He is the youngest pastor in Warren, Ohio. And he preaches at the oldest black Baptist congregation in Trumbull County. Johnson is driven to help the people he serves, especially during difficult times, a
PBS高端访谈:疫情期间的牧师如何工作
Hari Sreenivasan: The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many to find new ways to work remotely. Our partners at Southern California station KCET bring us this first hand account from a priest in Santa Clarita who put his passion for technology to work for
PBS高端访谈:疫情期间,该专业毕业生不担心就业前景
Hari Sreenivasan: This past April, we reported on homeless students caught in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic. One of those students was Jaime Waldron, a criminal justice major at the University of Massachusetts. At the time, Waldron was being pr
PBS高端访谈:针对美国黑人的抗议活动持续升温,警察局或被解散
JUDY WOODRUFF: The nation echoes again tonight with protests over police using excessive force against black Americans. And there are mounting calls for wholesale changes in policing. All of this comes amid final farewells for the man whose death gal
PBS高端访谈:纽约市开始逐步重新开放
JUDY WOODRUFF: In the day's other news : New York City began a gradual reopening for up to 400,000 workers, after months of pandemic restrictions. At its peak, in April, COVID-19 killed more than 500 people a day in New York. The number now is in the
PBS高端访谈:新罗谢尔市重新开张
Hari Sreenivasan: As other parts of the country see rises in COVID-19 cases, some early hotspots like New York City continue to see decreases in the daily number of new virus infections. New York City has now started the first phase of reopening, all
PBS高端访谈:两名美国人在海外被定罪
Judy Woodruff: Two Americans overseas were convicted in controversial court cases watched closely here and around the world. Nick Schifrin now looks at former Marine Paul Whelan in Russia, sentenced to 16 years in prison, and the renowned journalist
PBS高端访谈:北京疫情再次爆发,死亡人数位居第二的巴西开始步美国后尘
Sreenivasan: A new outbreak of coronavirus cases in china has put a district in beijing into what authorities are calling wartime mode, with new lockdowns in place. A 52-year-old man hospitalized on thursday with coronavirus symptoms had visited a ma
PBS高端访谈:朝鲜最近的侵略行为背后的动机是什么?
JUDY WOODRUFF: Tensions between the Koreas are on the rise today. North Korea blew up the Inter-Korean Liaison Office, a building near the border with South Korea. This comes as North Korean rhetoric has grown increasingly hostile. Foreign affairs co
PBS高端访谈:参议院通过了一项历史性的环境法案
JUDY WOODRUFF: Today, the Senate overwhelmingly passed an act that provides funding for national parks and public lands. Our Lisa Desjardins joins me to tell us about this legislation and what else Congress is considering when it comes to the environ
PBS高端访谈:美国各地庆祝"六月节"
JUDY WOODRUFF: Americans marked this Juneteenth holiday with marches and rallies nationwide to commemorate the emancipation of slaves in the U.S. more than a century-and-a-half ago. It was a day of celebration, and an urgent call to action. Amna Nawa
