War Crime Investigation
Correspondent Charles Krause reports from Kosovo on the latest war crime allegations in Yugoslavia.

Crime and Punishment
Terree Bowers, a Justice Department attorney who has worked for the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia from1994-1998; and Eric Stover, director of the Human Rights Center at University of California at Berkeley and author of The Graves: Srebrenica And Vukovar, discuss war crimes and the law.

Update: Gun Control
Congressional correspondent Kwame Holman provides an update on the recent House debate on gun legislation.

Political Wrap
Syndicated columnist Mark Shields and Wall Street Journal columnist Paul Gigot offer end-of-week political analysis. [Jim Lehrer]

Father’s Day Poem
Poet Laureate of the United States Robert Pinsky salutes fathers through verse.

Russia's Role
Nina Khrushcheva of the East-West Institute; Jack Matlock, former U.S. Ambassador to the Soviet Union; and Anna Vassilieva of the Monterey Institute, discuss Russia's role in the Kosovo peace process.

Looking Homeward
Correspondent Lee Hochberg of Oregon Public Broadcasting looks at Kosovar refugees in Seattle how they are adapting and what their plans are now that a treaty has been signed.

Keeping the Peace
Correspondent Tom Bearden reports on the developments in Kosovo and in the peacemaking efforts.

Gore 2000
Congressional correspondent Kwame Holman reports on Gore’s quest for the presidency. And two veteran political reporters: James Brosnan of The Memphis Commercial- Appeal and Ceci Connolly of The Washington Post, discuss Vice President Al Gore’s presidential campaign.

Tech Summit
A look at the future of the Internet and technology Media correspondent Terence Smith reports on the “tech summit” a three-day Capitol Hill event to determine the future of technology and the Internet.

Prizren after the Bombs
Correspondent Charles Krause reports from the Kosovo town of Prizren on its people and their post-war world.

The Art of War
Gen. Merrill McPeak, former Air Force chief of staff during the Gulf War; Gen. Richard Neal, former assistant Commandant of the Marine Corps; Lt. Gen. Robert Gard, president of the National Defense University from 1977 to 1981; and Lt. Col. Ralph Peters, former emerging threats officer for Army intelligence, discuss the military lessons learned from the war in Yugoslavia.

Violence and the Young
Correspondent Kwame Holman looks at the guns and youth violence debate in the House.

The Tools of a Revolution
David Gergen, editor-at-large of U.S. News and World Report, engages Freeman Dyson, professor of physics at Princeton University, on his new book, The Sun, the Genome, and the Internet: Tools of Scientific Revolution.

New York in June
Essayist Roger Rosenblatt reflects on Gotham at the dawn of summer.

The Problems of Peace
Correspondent Tom Bearden reports on developments in Kosovo and in the peacemaking efforts.

Rocky Mountain Views
A diverse group of Denver citizens offer their observations on the Kosovo campaign and the peacemaking efforts in a panel discussion moderated by NewsHour Chief Correspondent Elizabeth Farnsworth.

The People's Voice
Andrew Kohut, director of the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press, discusses U.S. public opinion on the Kosovo effort and his organization’s latest poll.

Peace in the Serbian Community?
Correspondent Elizabeth Brackett of WTTW, Chicago, reports on how Serbian-Americans in Chicago view the Kosovo campaign.

A Coming Plague?
Dan Schrader, vice president of new technology at Trend Micro, Inc., which makes anti-virus software, and Richard Smith, president of Phar Lap Software, a software development tool manufacturer, discuss worm.explore.zip, the latest computer virus and the damage it’s doing to computers.

Reporting from Pristina
Correspondent Charles Krause reports from Pristina on the peacekeeping efforts by NATO soldiers and the return of refugees to Kosovo.

Congress Reacts
Sen. John Warner, R- Va., chairman of the Armed Services Committee, and Sen. Paul Wellstone, D-Minn., member of the Foreign Relations Committee; are joined by Rep. J.C. Watts, R-Okla., republican conference chairman and member on the Armed Services Committee, and Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., ranking member on the International Relations Committee, to discuss the war and its outcome.

The Long Road to the White House
Media correspondent Terence Smith reports on the 2000 presidential race and George W. Bush – who launched his campaign for presidency this weekend.

Beat of a Different Drum
NewsHour senior producer Jeffrey Brown reports on solo percussionist Evelyn Glennie and her music.