PBS NewsHour full episode Sept. 17, 2014
9/17/2014 | 51m 7sVideo has Closed Captions
PBS NewsHour full episode for Wednesday, September 17, 2014.
Tonight on the program, we examine the state of U.S. troops in Iraq, where President Obama stressed that the forces would only be there to act as advisors. Also: whether domestic violence cases undermine the NFL, the last day of campaigning in Scotland before the country's independence vote, adding Vitamin A to rice to combat deficiency around the world and Ken Burns on "The Roosevelts."
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PBS NewsHour full episode Sept. 17, 2014
9/17/2014 | 51m 7sVideo has Closed Captions
Tonight on the program, we examine the state of U.S. troops in Iraq, where President Obama stressed that the forces would only be there to act as advisors. Also: whether domestic violence cases undermine the NFL, the last day of campaigning in Scotland before the country's independence vote, adding Vitamin A to rice to combat deficiency around the world and Ken Burns on "The Roosevelts."
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