World Jul 07 Will Afghanistan's election disputes threaten peaceful transition prospects? Jeffrey Brown is joined by Andrew Wilder of the United States Institute of Peace and Nazif Shahrani of Indiana University to discuss findings of fraud in the Afghan presidential elections, how the results will influence relations with the U.S. and…
World Jul 07 Mideast tensions escalate in cycle of retribution for teen killings Hamas fired dozens of rockets into Israel in revenge for the killing of six of its members in overnight airstrikes. Meanwhile, three Israeli suspects in last week’s killing of a Palestinian teenager confessed. Judy Woodruff gets an update from Josef…
World Jul 07 News Wrap: Iraqi parliament delays session amid political impasse In our news wrap Monday, the Iraqi parliament pushed back its next session five weeks, until mid-August, as government forces continue to battle Islamist militants. While Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki has refused to step down, lawmakers are at an impasse…
Episode Jul 06 Sunday, July 6, 2014 On Sunday's program, Israeli authorities make arrests for what they believe was the revenge murder of a Palestinian teenager. Later, Hari Sreenivasan reports from the Aspen Ideas Festival in Colorado, on the breadth of what data brokers know about you.
World Jul 06 Authorities move forward on investigation into Palestinian teen's death Authorities have arrested six men they believe are responsible for the revenge murder of a Palestinian teenager. The 16-year-old was beaten and burned in an incident apparently sparked by the kidnapping and murder of three Israeli teenagers. Josef Federman of…
World Jul 06 Al-Shabab extremists wage violent attack in Kenya Authorities in Kenya say at least 29 people were killed in a series of attacks by Al-Shabab extremists from neighboring Somalia. One Kenyan official said the extremists "went around shooting at people and villages indiscriminately." For the latest developments, Heidi…
Arts Jul 06 New opera tells story of Auschwitz prisoner and her SS overseer "The Passenger," an opera opening at the Lincoln Center Festival in New York on Thursday, is based on a radio play and novel by a concentration camp survivor, Zofia Posmysz. The opera tells the story of two women during the…
Nation Jul 06 What do data brokers really know about us? What types of information are companies gathering about you? How can they use this information, or even trade it? And what rights do consumers have to learn how they're being tracked? Julia Angwin, senior reporter at ProPublica and the author…
Health Jul 06 Fungal disease 'Valley Fever' proves tricky to diagnose KVIE reports on Valley Fever, a fungal disease that is is not always taken seriously in its early stages -- and can be easily misdiagnosed. 40 percent of people who come down with symptoms are able to keep the fungus…
Episode Jul 05 Saturday, July 5, 2014 On this edition for Saturday, July 5, as the clashes in Israel spread, we'll have the latest from the ground in Jerusalem. Then, Hari Sreenivasan reports from the Ideas Festival in Aspen, Colorado. And, a look at the photographer who…