... he said, we will continue to have a strong country. So it was something that I will always, that all of us will identify with him. Nick Schifrin: Jim Fallows, Kai Bird, Judy Woodruff, thank you very much. Kai Bird: Thank you. James Fallows: Thank you.Judy Woodruff: Thank you.
... Roger. I traded my electric guitar for it.Linda Lavin: You what? (Laughter) Actress: He traded his electric guitar. Linda Lavin: I heard him! (Laughter) Nick Schifrin: The sitcom aired on CBS for nearly a decade, becoming a prime-time hit and earning Lavin two Golden Globes. Following "Alice," she ...
... William Brangham discussed what the data tells us with Jeff Asher, the co-founder of AH Datalytics and creator of the Real-Time Crime Index. ... Nick Schifrin: There is new data out that show the number of murders in this country is declining rapidly. Crime was, of course, a central ...
... will say, lots of voters were predicting that somehow Joe Biden would get out of the race well before that happened. Those voters were right. Nick Schifrin: Amy, political highlight of the year, in about 25 seconds? Amy Walter: Yes. I think it was that the Republican success was decisive ...
... seven percent more than 2023. But a social media trend is urging eager consumers to hit pause before pressing the purchase button. Paul Solman reports. ... Nick Schifrin: This holiday shopping season, Americans were projected to spend 7 percent more than last year. But our Paul Solman was alerted to a ...
... with two of our regular literary critics, Maureen Corrigan and Gilbert Cruz, to highlight their favorites. It's for our arts and culture series, CANVAS. ... Nick Schifrin: And finally tonight, 'tis the season for year-end lists. And our Jeffrey Brown sat down with two of our regular literary critics ...
... share a room, even the same bed, after being forced to evacuate Kiryat Shmona, Israel's largest town in the north. The News Hour's Nick Schifrin met Nofar in Tel Aviv in October. Nofar Raz, Kiryat Shmona Resident (through interpreter): We felt like we were being kicked out of ...
... this adds up to tensions remaining high. Brig. Gen. Assaf Orion: The Israeli-Palestinian conflict is not on a reconciliation path. There's not a political process in sight.Nick Schifrin: And so the cycles of violence will continue. For the "PBS News Hour," I'm Nick Schifrin in Jenin.
... to the unease of many Syrian minorities, including U.S. partners in the fight against ISIS, who today had to give up hard-won territory. Nick Schifrin begins our coverage. Nick Schifrin: In fractious Syria today, every faction is trying to seize as much power as possible. Today, residents of ...
... regime. This created a chain reaction throughout the Middle East of all those who want to be freed from this regime of oppression and tyranny. Nick Schifrin: Oppression was an Assad family affair. Hafez al-Assad Assad and his son Bashar ruled the country for 52 years. He and his ...
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