protesters march in me and as the military appointed foreign minister flies to thailand for crisis talks. and in a landmark ruling a german court sentences a former syrian intelligence officer to prison for aiding crimes against humanity. the drive to end the coronavirus pandemic is picking up speed new research shows the johnson and johnson vaccine is highly effective in preventing severe cases of covert 19 it could get emergency approval for use in the u.s. by the end of the week will the single shot vaccine has been tested in the u.s. brazil and south africa studies show it s highly effective in combating the more aggressive there instead the virus europe s inoculation program is also gathering pace e.u. countries are set to discuss vaccination certificates for their citizens as part of efforts to stimulate travel. through the summer and garner has become the 1st country to receive free vaccines through the international kovacs scheme astra zeneca jobs arrived in the capit
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and you ll also get this free beneficiary planner. and it s yours just for calling. so call now. horrifying scene in south horrifying scene in south america. six people are dead and dozens of others hurt after a roof collapsed during a party in peru. the tragedy happened sunday about 100 miles east of lima. the collapse is being blamed on heavy rains and hail during the day. one official says the event was supposed to be outside in a square because the building itself lacked proper permits. here in the u.s., tampa police say they don t suspect foul play in the hot car death of a young child. the 1 1/2-year-old girl was left in her family s car for most of yesterday as temperatures soared to around 90 degrees. after being found, the toddler was rushed to a hospital where she died. police say it appears she was accidentally left in the vehicle monday morning. turning now to the new development in the diplomatic immunity case that s making headlines on both sides of th
on a major train station. hillary clinton says she should be back on the campaign trail aa few days f from now, after she almost collapsed sunday at a 9/11 memorial. due to a bout of pneumonia. up, the anti-poverty charity says the u.k. says the u.k. is one of the most says the u.k. is one of the most may haveand contributed to the vote to live the european union. something breathtaking but not for the faint of heart. spectators in china. first, our top story, live from paris. genie: we will start in syria, with a new cease-fire that began monday at sunset. it has held through the night with just a few minor violations reported. the weeklong truce was negotiated by the u.s. and russia, and as mary explains now, it has many hoping it could be a turning point in the war. calm slowly returns to the streets of aleppo as officially officials met residents in government held areas. we support the truce, but every time we have one, they attack us. better andngs get god makes
corporate funding is provided by mutual of america designing customized individual and group retirement products. that s why we are your retirement company. additional support has been provided by: and by the corporation for public broadcasting, and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. from the tisch wnet studios at lincoln center in new york, hari sreenivasan. sreenivasan: good evening and thanks for joining us. the airport in brussels, belgium, has reopened, almost two weeks after isis suicide bombers killed 32 people there and at a brussels subway stop. a small crowd held a minute of silence before the first flight took off. there were only three departures and arrivals today, but officials said the airport should be up to 20% capacity by tomorrow and full capacity by the end of june. we are turning a page, a page full of blood, but we have to rebuild this airport, and we will do so. sreenivasan: under tighter security measures, pas