Monday, March 12, 2012
3/12/2012 | 55m 8s
PBS NewsHour for Monday, March 12, 2012
Tonight on the program, we examine the continuing troubles in U.S.-Afghan relations after a rogue U.S. soldier killed 16 Afghan civilians. Also: Rick Santorum looking to Alabama and Mississippi for primary wins Tuesday night, cleaning up radiation in post-Fukushima Japan, a population explosion of pine butterflies spells trouble for trees in Oregon, and inside the Free Syrian Army.
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Monday, March 12, 2012
3/12/2012 | 55m 8s
Tonight on the program, we examine the continuing troubles in U.S.-Afghan relations after a rogue U.S. soldier killed 16 Afghan civilians. Also: Rick Santorum looking to Alabama and Mississippi for primary wins Tuesday night, cleaning up radiation in post-Fukushima Japan, a population explosion of pine butterflies spells trouble for trees in Oregon, and inside the Free Syrian Army.
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