PBS高端访谈:意大利桥体坍塌致多人遇难
JUDY WOODRUFF: The prime minister of Italy calls it an immense tragedy. At least 26 people died in today's bridge disaster in Genoa. John Yang has our report. JOHN YANG: The moment of horror captured on cell phone video as 260 feet of bridge collapse
PBS高端访谈:边境出生女记者的心路历程
WILLIAM BRANGHAM: Now the story of a daughter who grew up on the border between the United States and Mexico. She searches for herself, while also coming to grips with her father's mental illness. Amna Nawaz has the latest selection from the NewsHour
PBS高端访谈:缅怀舞蹈传奇保罗·泰勒的一生
JUDY WOODRUFF: Finally tonight: remembering a giant in the world of dance and the performing arts, choreographer Paul Taylor. Jeffrey Brown has our remembrance of his career and why he became one of the most influential creators in his field. JEFFREY
PBS高端访谈:加州宣取消现金保释
JUDY WOODRUFF: The state of California took a landmark step toward criminal justice reform today, as Governor Jerry Brown signed a bill that would eliminate cash bail for those awaiting trial. Marisa Lagos of public television station KQED has been c
PBS高端访谈:朝韩离散家属团聚
JUDY WOODRUFF: The Korean War divided more than a peninsula. It separated families. Now, as relations between the North and South seem to improve, some of those families are being reunited after decades apart. Nick Schifrin reports on what these reun
PBS高端访谈:我们需要完善美国保释制度
JUDY WOODRUFF: Tonight, we turn to another installment of our weekly Brief But Spectacular series, where we ask people about their passions. Tonight, we hear from attorney Robin Steinberg. She's CEO of The Bail Project. It's a national organization w
PBS高端访谈:痛批特朗普的文章是谁写的
JUDY WOODRUFF: The hunt is on in a whodunit at the White House. A slew of top-ranking Trump administration officials, including the vice president, say they didn't write the explosive essay in The New York Times that has rattled Washington. John Yang
PBS高端访谈:特朗普联大演讲引哄笑
JUDY WOODRUFF: The president held a press conference this evening in New York that lasted nearly 90 minutes. We played some excerpts from that at the top of the program. But we want to take a moment now to listen to one more question and answer. Our
PBS高端访谈:听女诺贝尔奖得主的获奖感言
JUDY WOODRUFF: Next: this year's Nobel Prize in physics. The owner was shared today for work done with high-intensity light. Those breakthroughs eventually led to practical applications used today. And it includes sharing the award with a woman for t
PBS高端访谈:我与死囚犯的对话
JUDY WOODRUFF: This afternoon, we launched That Moment When, the PBS NewsHour latest Facebook Watch show, a special video-on-demand section of the social media site, appearing every Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. and hosted by contributor Steve Goldbloom, the
PBS高端访谈:美加墨贸易协定带来的影响
AMNA NAWAZ: And now back to our lead story, the new trade pact between the U.S. Canada and Mexico. To help us better understand what's in the deal and its potential effects for the U.S. economy, we're joined by Edward Alden, senior fellow at the Coun
PBS高端访谈:艰难前行的流动艺术巴士
AMNA NAWAZ: On the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota, about half of all Native household depends on home-based enterprises for income. Many are some form of traditional arts. But many artists living on the reservation lack ways to meet buyers. J
PBS高端访谈:皮革制品并非真皮
HARI SREENIVASAN: Leather is one of humankind's oldest materials for making clothing, shoes, bags, among other things. We take an animal skin, clean it of its hair, chemically treat it and then tan it to make a fabric tough, attractive and useful. Bu
PBS高端访谈:剖析工作岗位中的怀孕歧视现象
JUDY WOODRUFF: Now the problem of bias against pregnant women in the workplace. Today marks the 40th anniversary of a law known as the Pregnancy Discrimination Act. The law has been crucial, making it illegal for employers to deny a woman a job, a pr
