Tuesday on the NewsHour, as George H.W. Bush lies in state, we remember him with some of the colleagues who knew him best, including former Secretary of State James Baker. Plus: senators are briefed by the CIA on Jamal Khashoggi’s murder, uncertainty lingers in several races weeks after Election Day, how automation may affect American workers, a master artist on display and love for libraries.
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News Wrap: Markets tumble amid China trade uncertainty6 min -
James Baker on George H.W. Bush’s ‘extremely consequential’ presidency10 min -
How President George H.W. Bush ‘saw things differently’8 min -
Why Senate reaction to CIA Khashoggi briefing is ‘unprecedented’5 min -
What’s going on with North Carolina, Wisconsin election results6 min -
Automation threatens jobs. Can education create new ones?8 min -
The Met’s ‘Delacroix’ exhibit shows the artist in full6 min -
Appreciating the ‘powerful good’ of the public library3 min
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