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PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode Aug. 6, 2016

On this edition for Saturday, Aug. 6, Donald Trump endorses fellow republicans Ryan, McCain and Ayotte in a nod toward party unity. Later, in Florida, a once thriving ecosystem is struggle to survive. And, the lesser-known opioid at the center…

Health Aug 06

Concerns grow as fentanyl fuels rise in opioid overdose deaths

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, overdose deaths involving prescription opioids have quadrupled since 1999. But amid growing concern over the country’s problem with heroin and prescription opioids, a lesser-known drug in that same group is just…

World Aug 06

On the ground in Brazil as Olympic Games begin

The Olympic Games began in Rio de Janeiro yesterday and even though there are still problems with the economy and sewage where athletes swim or sail, the games may help restore national pride there after months of bad press. Dom…

Science Aug 06

How septic tanks may imperil this Florida ecosystem

In Florida, one of the nation’s largest waterways is in danger as septic tanks are disrupting the fragile ecosystem of the state’s Indian River Lagoon. NewsHour Weekend special correspondent Lisa Desai has the story, which was supported by the Florida…

Episode Aug 05

PBS NewsHour full episode Aug. 5, 2016

Friday on the NewsHour, Hillary Clinton led in national polls this week as a former CIA chief endorsed her. Also, Chicago police video shows the fatal shooting of a black teenager, assessing the candidates’ economic plans, a child soldier’s struggle…

Arts Aug 05

When the victim becomes the criminal: a fresh look at the story of Patty Hearst

In 1974, William Randolph Hearst’s granddaughter Patty was abducted from her California home by members of the radical Symbionese Liberation Army. After subsequent events suggested the teenager had joined the group, she was captured and sentenced -- but later pardoned.

Politics Aug 05

Brooks and Marcus on polls this week catching up with reality

Judy Woodruff speaks with New York Times columnist David Brooks and Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus about the week in politics, including how Donald Trump’s controversial behavior further boosted Hillary Clinton’s post-convention polls, the “exquisitely difficult” position of anti-Trump Republicans…

Politics Aug 05

Calling Trump ‘dangerous,’ former CIA director endorses Clinton

In the past week, Hillary Clinton has surged to a lead in national polls. But on Friday, while speaking to a group of black and Hispanic journalists, she acknowledged that many Americans still do not trust her. Meanwhile, former CIA…

Nation Aug 05

News Wrap: Chicago police release video from fatal shooting of unarmed black teen

In our news wrap Friday, authorities in Chicago released video footage of a car chase and altercation between police and black teenager Paul O’Neal, who was fatally shot. Reports indicate O’Neal was unarmed. Also, in South Africa, the African National…

Politics Aug 05

On classified emails, Clinton still asserts innocence — but her language has varied

In the latest in our series that looks at the presidential candidates behind the headlines, Lisa Desjardins analyzes Hillary Clinton’s varied statements on James Comey and her private email server. The candidate has previously denied any material was classified, and,…

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