Previews + Extras
Adaptation of 'The Hours' becomes opera event of the year
S2022 E329 - 6m 46s
One day in the lives of three women, from three different times and places, brought together onstage through the magic of opera. “The Hours” is a new work opening on one of the world's biggest stages: the Metropolitan Opera in New York. Jeffrey Brown reports for our arts and culture series, "CANVAS."
Advocates fight automatic charging of juveniles as adults
S2022 E329 - 9m 43s
In some states, juveniles are automatically charged in adult court for certain serious crimes. It's a practice known as direct file. In Pennsylvania, there is a push to change that rule to prevent children from ending up with adult records. William Brangham reports for our series, Searching for Justice. A warning: this report contains descriptions of self-harm.
'Tridemic' threatening to overwhelm healthcare systems
S2022 E329 - 7m 27s
A so-called "tridemic" is threatening healthcare systems across the country. It's essentially a triple threat from the spread of flu, RSV and COVID. More than three-quarters of pediatric hospital beds nationwide are occupied, seniors are hospitalized at a higher rate for respiratory illness and flu hospitalizations are at a decade-level high. Dr. Megan Ranney joined Judy Woodruff to discuss.
How to cook Thanksgiving dinner on a budget
S2022 E329 - 5m 40s
Many Americans are preparing for Thanksgiving dinner, but food prices are high on everything from turkey to staples like butter and flour. Stephanie Sy recently spent a day in the San Diego area following one food blogger making her holiday meal on a budget.
China's zero-COVID lockdowns spark rare public dissent
S2022 E329 - 6m 13s
Beijing shut parks and museums as China faces its largest outbreak of COVID in six months. Authorities confirmed more than 28,000 cases Monday and the first official COVID fatalities since May. The numbers might seem relatively low, but despite some recent adjustments, Beijing maintains the strictest COVID policy in the world. As Nick Schifrin reports, lockdowns are sparking rare public dissent.
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