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July 11, 2016PBS NewsHour full episode

Jul 11, 2016 8:03 PM EST

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Monday on the NewsHour, President Barack Obama is set to fly to Dallas Tuesday to lead the nation in mourning for the five slain police officers. Also: two court bailiffs are shot dead in Michigan, a black police leader reveals his own run-ins with white cops, the vice presidential guessing game heats up, NATO acts to counter Russian aggression and the start of our series, “The End of AIDS?”

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