Sep 07 Watch After 9/11, Suspicions Fall on Some Shoppers After 9/11, the Department of Homeland Security created the Nationwide Suspicious Activity Reporting Initiative to help spot potential terrorists, while the Mall of America launched its own security program. NPR and the Center for Investigative Reporting report how such efforts… Continue watching
Sep 07 Watch Witness: Texas Wildfire 'Just Like Driving Into a Volcano' In Texas, Bastrop County's emergency coordinator said that a huge wildfire southeast of Austin is now 30 percent contained. Ray Suarez speaks with Kate Galbraith of the Texas Tribune about efforts to combat scores of fires, which have destroyed more… Continue watching
Sep 07 Attention Mall Shoppers: Are You Engaging in Suspicious Activity? All week on the NewsHour, we're exploring different stories about the world a decade after the 9/11 attacks. On Wednesday's broadcast, you'll see a report from NPR's Daniel Zwerdling and the Center for Investigative Reporting about efforts… Continue reading
Sep 07 'Aftermath': Photos of Ground Zero by Joel Meyerowitz By Tom LeGro In first days after 9/11, one photographer was allowed into Ground Zero in New York. Joel Meyerowitz spent months amassing roughly 8,000 images of the destruction and the heroic efforts at the site of the World Trade Center. Continue reading
Sep 07 In a Post-9/11 World, China Moving Forward It may feel unseemly to ask if any nation benefited from 9/11, but it is becoming increasingly clear that China has emerged far stronger since the attacks on the United States a decade ago. In the months right after 9/11,… Continue reading
Sep 07 Watch Bin Laden's View of 9/11 Anniversary Bin Laden's View of 9/11 Anniversary… Continue watching
Sep 07 Watch Brennan: Another Attack Not 'Inevitable' Brennan: Another Attack Not 'Inevitable'… Continue watching
Sep 07 Watch Is the U.S. Safer Now Than on 9/11? The U.S. is safer today than on Sept. 11, counterterrorism adviser John Brennan said. Continue watching
Sep 07 Did Food Prices Spur the Arab Spring? By News Desk Parts of the Middle East and North Africa were historically considered the Fertile Crescent, but this region of abundance is now in decline, and some analysts say it's no coincidence that there is unrest growing in its place. Continue reading
Sep 07 Watch 'Engineering Ground Zero' Explores Challenges of Rebuilding Historic Site For more on this story go to www.pbs.org/newshour… Continue watching