shocked. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken met with the china president xi jinping in beijing. the atmosphere has been tense. you just said that china did not agree to military mine. did xi jinping just say no? it s a work in progress. it s every parent s worst nightmare. holiday celebrations and cities have been torn apart by gunfire. several people have died in a series of shooting spirit i was pleading for help. i thought that i was going to die. norah: and our new series we explore one reason the country is facing a shortage of ob-gyns and the impact it could have on your health. the criminalization of providing medical care is the primary driver. norah: we will introduce you to the program increasing diversity in classical music, and meet the young harpist playing her way to success. it allows me to express myself in ways that sometimes words can t. norah: good evening, and thank you for joining us on this juneteenth hol
ask about kisqali. and long live life. jericka: finally tonight, music has long been a tool to bring people together. cbs s nancy chen shows us how one orchestra program is giving more musicians of color a chance to shine. olivia tilly s harp stood above her when she started lessons at age seven. what you like about playing the harp? it allows me to express myself sometimes and words ca can t. reporter: now a teen, said that she was one of the few performers of color and the hall she played and until she signed up for the washington musical pathways initiative.
in classical music, less than 6% of undergraduate music majors and hiring institutions from music are african american and latin acts. we want to change that. reporter: students including austin are derecho get free lessons and classes at the kennedy center from musicians like the string queens. trying to translate through the music. i don t know where i would be without this program. reporter: it s part of a national network to foster professional careers in music. and the initiative graduated its first class, including tilly who enrolled to you will eventually yard in the fall. i ve met other talented individuals that look like me. reporter: a prelude to creating music to come. nancy chen, cbs news washington.