Friday on the NewsHour, with millions of Americans filing for unemployment and businesses desperate, more states lift pandemic restrictions. Plus: Rising tensions between the White House and China, a perspective on reopening restaurants, essential workers strike for their health, Joe Biden denies a sexual assault allegation, the analysis of Shields and Brooks, Jazz Fest goes quiet and in memoriam.
WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS
Economic strain drives more states to lift pandemic rules
The ongoing U.S.-China rhetorical battle over the pandemic
News Wrap: White House blocks Fauci from House testimony
The CEO of Waffle House on adapting restaurants to COVID-19
How these essential workers feel about the risks they face
What Biden said in 1st public response to assault allegation
Shields and Brooks on Biden’s assault allegation denial
Trombone Shorty on New Orleans’ quieted musical heartbeat
Mourning some of those lost to COVID-19
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