May 05 Tornadoes Strike Four States, Kill At Least 35 People A lethal batch of tornadoes ripped through four states Sunday afternoon, killing at least 35 people while destroying thousands of homes and businesses. Continue reading
May 05 Watch Killer Storms in in Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee Tornadoes and violent thunderstorms killed at least 35 people last night in Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee. Terence Smith discusses the devastating storms with Gov. Bob Holden of Missouri and Dan McCarthy, a warning coordination meteorologist with the National Oceanic and… Continue watching
May 05 Watch Background: Killer Storms in in Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee Terence Smith reports on tornadoes and violent thunderstorms that killed at least 35 people last night in Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee. Continue watching
Apr 29 Watch Shifting Alliances: The State of U.S.-European Relations After Secretary of State Colin Powell testified about NATO before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, experts assess the state of U.S.-European relations. Continue watching
Apr 28 Watch Building a Democracy in Iraq As delegates from Iraq's political and religious factions meet to discuss their country's democratization, experts discuss the question of Islam in a democratic government. Continue watching
Apr 24 Watch Crackdown in Cuba Led by Fidel Castro, Cuba has outraged the international human rights community by its recent jailing of dozens of well-known dissidents and its execution of three men for hijacking a ferry to Florida. Ray Suarez leads a discussion with two… Continue watching
Apr 23 Watch Securing the Homeland Spencer Michels reports from Sacramento on continuing concerns over homeland security. Continue watching
Apr 22 Watch Search for Evidence: Discussion Hans Blix argued that an international organization should conduct the disarmament of Iraq. Margaret Warner follows up with Stephen Black, who went on 15 inspections in Iraq as an inspector for UNSCOM; and George Lopez, director of policy studies at… Continue watching
Apr 22 Watch Search for Evidence: Judith Miller Reports Chief U.N. weapons inspector Hans Blix argued today that an international organization should disarm Iraq. The New York Times' Judith Miller, embedded with the U.S. 75th Exploitation Task Force, reports on the discoveries thus far, including an Iraqi scientist with… Continue watching
Apr 17 U.N. Rejects Bid to Censure Russia on Alleged Chechnya Abuses By PBS News Hour The United Nations Human Rights Commission rejected Wednesday the latest bid by the European Union to formally censure Russia for alleged human rights violations in the war-torn republic of Chechnya. Continue reading