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Program Highlights
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Richard Young
“Concert for George” Honors George Harrison with an All-Star Lineup
“Concert for George” expresses the love and admiration this group of artists had for the legendary Beatle. Watch the concert on WITF TV Friday, June 3 at 9pm or Saturday, June 4 at 1pm. Stream WITF live from the PBS Video app or video.witf.org.
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NASA/Goddard/University of Arizona
NOVA: Touching the Asteroid
NASA spacecraft OSIRIS-REx reached out and grabbed a piece of an asteroid named Bennu to bring it back to Earth. NOVA’s “Touching the Asteroid” follows the high-stakes mission. Watch Wednesday, June 1 at 9pm on WITF TV, the PBS Video app, or witf.org/watch.
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Capitol Concerts
National Memorial Day Concert: An American Tradition
The National Memorial Day Concert honors those currently serving, those who served, their families, and all those who have given their lives for our country. Watch live on WITF TV or the PBS Video app Sunday, May 29 at 8:00pm, with a replay at 9:30pm.
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Meet Two Chefs from “The Great American Recipe”
Irma Cádiz specializes in Latin-inspired cocktails; Bambi Daniels makes Southern “Heart & Soul” food
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News
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Jae C. Hong
Pa. mandated school safety protocols aim to protect students attending schools
Administrators say Pennsylvania schools practice rigorous security measures. In fact, school districts are mandated by law to put in place and carry out about a dozen requirements addressing school safety, notably concerning active shooter protocols.
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Anthony Orozco
Here’s how Latino candidates did in the Pa. primary
Latino candidates across the state had mixed results in newly drawn districts, but more than a third are headed to the general election.
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Mount Washington Community Development Corporation
Pittsburgh art commission rejects actor Jane Seymour’s “heart” sculpture
The Pittsburgh Art Commission unanimously rejected a proposal to place a sculpture by actor Jane Seymour on the Mount Washington Overlook.
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Allison Dinner
The Uvalde school massacre lasted at least 40 minutes
The Uvalde school massacre lasted at least 40 minutesBy Ayana Archie and Rachel Treisman/NPR -
Jae C. Hong
While debate over gun restrictions amplifies, the overwhelming emotion in Uvalde is grief
“We’re just trying to make sure our community is all together and well.”
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Jae C. Hong
Onlookers urged police to charge into Texas school as law enforcement worked to track the massacre
Investigators worked to track the massacre that lasted upwards of 40 minutes and ended when the 18-year-old shooter was killed by a Border Patrol team.
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Jae C. Hong
States divided on tightening restrictions on guns, even as mass shootings rise
Several measures are likely going nowhere in Congress, and they also have become increasingly scarce in most states.
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Leise Hook
Companies blanket Pa. with ads about how to get a medical marijuana card, but doctors are silenced
Pennsylvania physicians can approve patients for the program but they are banned from advertising that power.
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Kate Landis
Pa. House votes against taking up gun bill after Texas killings
An effort by Democratic lawmakers in Pennsylvania to ban owning, selling or making high-capacity, semi-automatic firearms went nowhere Wednesday

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