Sep 07 Watch 6:27 Will welcoming refugees actually put more at risk? By PBS News Hour Are the pledges being made by European countries to take in refugees sufficient to accommodate the massive flood of people trying to escape war and poverty? Judy Woodruff examines the migration crisis with Leonard Doyle of the International Organization for… Continue watching
Sep 07 Watch 4:28 News Wrap: France, UK pledge to take in thousands of refugees By PBS News Hour In our news wrap Monday, hundreds of people broke through Hungarian police lines near the Serbian border to walk on the main highway to Budapest. Meanwhile, European leaders debated how to handle the new wave of refugees. Also, President Obama… Continue watching
Sep 07 Watch 7:25 German odyssey complete, refugees face challenges getting settled By PBS News Hour After the initial fanfare, what conditions and reception can thousands of refugees expect when they reach Germany? Matt Frei of Independent Television News reports from Berlin. Continue watching
Sep 07 Watch 54:38 PBS NewsHour full episode September 7, 2015 By PBS News Hour Monday on the NewsHour, more European nations pledge to provide sanctuary for migrants. Also; debating whether to raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour, the week ahead in politics, how Denmark is leading the way in wind energy and… Continue watching
Sep 07 Watch 6:54 Can Denmark make energy demand follow renewable supply? By PBS News Hour By 2050, Denmark hopes to get 100 percent of its energy from renewable sources. One problem, however, is that the amount of energy available fluctuates constantly. So some innovators are trying to create a system where demand for energy follows… Continue watching
Sep 07 Newly discovered images show what tennis looked like in the 16th century By Lorna Baldwin As the second week of the final Grand Slam tennis tournament of the year moves closer to crowning champions in New York, archivists across the Atlantic Ocean at the University of Glasgow in Scotland have discovered what may be the… Continue reading
Sep 07 Watch: Crimean tiger cubs adorably frolic in public park By News Desk On Saturday, more than a dozen rare white lion and Siberian tiger cubs were set free to frolic with young visitors at a safari park in Crimea's Belogorsk town, part of a local campaign to raise awareness about protection of… Continue reading
Sep 07 Canadian candidate Jerry Bance out after video shows him urinating into coffee cup By Rob Gillies, Associated Press Toronto businessman Jerry Bance, who had been running for Parliament with Conservative Prime Minister Stephen Harper's party, made the wrong kind of splash and has been dropped by his party after being caught on video urinating in a coffee cup. Continue reading
Sep 06 Watch 25:59 PBS NewsHour Weekend full episode September 6, 2015 By PBS News Hour On this edition for Sunday, Sept. 6, thousands of migrants and refugees are welcomed in Austria and Germany. Later, the latest on the situation on the ground in Syria, where a four-and-a-half year war continues. And, does requiring extra reading… Continue watching
Sep 06 Watch 4:23 What increased Russian support for Assad could mean for Syria By PBS News Hour As one of the catalysts for the mass migration happening in Europe, Syria's civil war has displaced millions of people. If recent reports that Russia is stepping up support for Syria's Al-Assad are true, Secretary of State Kerry warns things… Continue watching