World Nov 13 Mt. Everest disaster raises questions of compensation for Sherpas In April, an avalanche on Mt. Everest killed 16 Nepalese guides in the worst accident in the mountain's history. Hari Sreenivasan talks to Chip Brown of National Geographic on how the deadly disaster has affected the Sherpa community and the…
Education Nov 13 Encouraging rural Alaska's students to become teachers In Alaska, roughly three out of four teachers are from out of state, and more likely to stay for a shorter period of time than those who were born and raised there. The NewsHour’s April Brown reports from the town…
Nation Nov 13 Closing the book on the Amazon and Hachette feud The seven-month stand-off between Amazon and Hachette over the pricing and profits of ebooks has ended with a new agreement beginning in early 2015. Jeffrey Brown speaks with Jeffrey Trachtenberg of The Wall Street Journal about how the disagreement hurt…
Politics Nov 13 Newcomers learn to navigate life on Capitol Hill The newest members of Congress are in Washington for orientation ahead of the new session's start in January. Political director Domenico Montanaro meets up with two newly elected lawmakers as they learn to navigate their new positions on the Hill.
World Nov 13 Islamic State releases defiant message as U.S. lawmakers criticize strategy to defeat the group - Part 1
World Nov 13 News Wrap: Liberia lifts state of emergency In our news wrap Thursday, Liberia’s president lifted a state of emergency that restricted citizen movement, citing progress against Ebola. More than half of the more than 5,000 people who have died from the disease have been from that country.
Episode Nov 12 PBS NewsHour full episode Nov. 12, 2014 Wednesday on the NewsHour, we explore the broader implications of the agreement between the U.S. and China to cut greenhouse gases. Also: The Rosetta spacecraft makes a historic landing on a comet, a look at what’s next for the Democratic…