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... were four investigations here. The NCIS investigation alone ran to 3,500 pages. MARGARET WARNER: And before I get back to Bing West, let me just ask you, because you followed the case very closely, how do you explain that they finally get this man to trial, and then halfway ...
... who wants any detailed conversation can talk to Kathy and Jackie. I'm not going to discuss it. GWEN IFILL: I understand that you were just asked about it at a rally in a kind of circular way. Someone asked about what they should do about their feelings about your ...
... history. And there's a lot of problems that veterans are trying to deal with coming back from a war zone. JEFFREY BROWN: Let me just ask you all -- and I will ask for a brief answer -- starting you with Kelly Dougherty, would you do it again? SGT. KELLY DOUGHERTY ...
... there, they would start suggesting and putting forward some ideas and offers that are completely opposite to what the protesters want. MARGARET WARNER: Let me just ask you this. Today, the White House did issue a statement urging the military rulers to speed the transition to civilian government, that it ...
... a unity -- a unity government. But, interestingly enough, they also want to stick to the dates of the upcoming election. JEFFREY BROWN: Well, let me just ask you briefly, because watching that report, it sure didn't look like the people in the square were ready to accept what they ...
On a regular basis, reporter Jenny Marder tackles a question in science and technology news. It's a feature we call "Just Ask." Today our topic is DNA. What is noncoding DNA, and why do we need it? In 1953, James Watson and Francis Crick built a 3-D cardboard ...
... JUDY WOODRUFF: Herman Cain, the latest Republican presidential candidate to lead in the polls, spent the day rebutting sexual harassment charges, including, as you will hear shortly, here on the NewsHour. Asked repeatedly about the claims, he dismissed them as baseless. The story first reported last night on news ...
Virus hunter Nathan Wolfe. Photo by Tom Clynes. Ask the not-so-simple question of one of the world's leading virologists, "What is a virus?" and the reaction is immediate. He sits up in his chair, throws one leg over another. Gesturing emphatically, he takes his visitors through a quick romp through the genetic frontiers and latest...
After a series of offseason ethics scandals, the most explosive involving the University of Miami, college football kicks off its season this weekend. Jeffrey Brown discusses the recent space of scandals with Kevin Blackistone of ESPN and the University of Maryland and Chad McEvoy of Illinois State University.
On the last day of his bus tour through the Midwest, President Obama's aides said he will outline a national jobs plan after Labor Day. Jeffrey Brown discusses the state of the economy in Midwestern states with Iowa State University's David Swenson, Dee DePass of Minneapolis' Star Tribune and Micheline Maynard of Changing Gears.
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