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... years. The rationale is that tipped workers will make at least minimum wage through the tips left by their customers. Shannon Sorenson, a waitress in Wisconsin, said the instability of tips makes it difficult for her to plan financially. “There are some days the tips are amazing," she told PBS ...
... JUDY WOODRUFF: And we travel to the Philippines, where young girls are lured into the sex trade online. All that and more on tonight's "PBS NewsHour." (BREAK) GWEN IFILL: In the day's other news: President Obama defended his administration's strategy against terror, and dismissed Republican calls for ...
... industry was going under... LISA DESJARDINS: Clinton, too, was looking toward the Super Tuesday states, making a splash on Minnesota's airwaves, the target, a Wisconsin company that she says moved profits out of the U.S. to dodge taxes. HILLARY CLINTON: It's an outrage. If I'm president ...
... Debate in partnership with Facebook, 9 p.m. EST tonight. NewsHour will be live streaming the event, from the the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, in the player above. You can also watch it on your local PBS station. A live stream with closed captions is here. Clinton ...
... HARI SREENIVASAN: Good evening. I'm Hari Sreenivasan. Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff are in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, preparing for tomorrow night's Democratic debate. On the "NewsHour" tonight: Two clear winners emerge from New Hampshire, but what does this mean for the rest of the presidential race? Also ahead ...
... night she needs to do better appealing to younger voters in particular. The two Democrats are now preparing to share the stage tomorrow night, as PBS hosts their next presidential debate in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Gwen and Judy have already arrived to prepare for the debate. They join us now from ...
... the Iowa caucuses (sic) here on the "PBS NewsHour." I'm Gwen Ifill. JUDY WOODRUFF: And I'm Judy Woodruff. Join us online and again right here tomorrow evening for more analysis on our regular evening newscast. For all of us at the "PBS NewsHour," thank you, and good night.
... New Hampshire primary on our "PBS NewsHour" special report. That's at 11:00 p.m. Eastern. Plus, tune in on Thursday. Gwen and I will moderate the Democratic presidential debate, in partnership with Facebook, from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. That starts Thursday at 9:00 p.m. Eastern.
On the night before the New Hampshire primary, Gwen Ifill joins Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report and Tamara Keith of NPR to discuss the collision of gender politics and generational politics in Hillary Clinton’s campaign, the influence of the latest Republican debate, overlapping interests of Donald Trump and Sen. Bernie Sanders and how...
Milwaukee is one of the most segregated cities in the country, and statistically one of the worst for African-Americans. We explore key factors in the city's racial divide ahead of Thursday's Democratic debate.
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