PBS高端访谈:美国对沙特阿拉伯关于人权问题的影响

JUDY WOODRUFF: Now, for more on whether the U.S. has struck the right balance between its interests and concerns over Saudi Arabia's human rights record, I'm joined by Gary Sick. He's a veteran of the White House National Security Council staff durin

PBS高端访谈:英国政府和团体组织将会对伊斯兰激进分子做出回应

JUDY WOODRUFF: We return again to Islamic extremism in the United Kingdom. Last night, chief foreign affairs correspondent Margaret Warner reported from London about what's driving so many British and European Muslims to travel to Syria to fight with

PBS高端访谈:关于ISIS视频中人质的命运

HARI SREENIVASAN, PBS NEWSHOUR WEEKEND ANCHOR: After days of negotiations for a prisoner exchange apparently broke down, ISIS today reportedly executed a Japanese journalist it had been holding hostage in Syria. Just last weekend, ISIS also beheaded

PBS高端访谈:约旦发现和伊斯兰国妥协是不可能的

GWEN IFILL: We take a closer look at the killing of the Jordanian pilot and reaction with Rod Nordland of The New York Times, who is on the ground in Amman, and former Jordanian Foreign Minister Marwan Muasher. He's now vice president for studies at

PBS高端访谈:为什么黑客会将目标锁定在保险公司?

JUDY WOODRUFF: Today's disclosure of a major hacking attack on the nation's second-largest health insurer, Anthem, is setting off alarms about cyber-crime at a new level. Hackers were able to crack a database that included records for 80 million peop

PBS高端访谈:乌克兰武装会使俄罗斯放弃侵略还是使局势进一步升级?

GWEN IFILL: Should the United States beef up military support to Ukraine? For that, we turn to Steven Pifer, who served as U.S. ambassador to Ukraine during the Clinton administration. He's senior fellow at the Brookings Institution. And John Mearshe

PBS高端访谈:犯罪记录会使寻找工作的人陷入贫穷的窘境?

STEPHEN FEE: Every afternoon, at his dining room table, 35 year old Ronald Lewis does his homework. By day, he's a student learning to fix heating and air conditioning systems, and he looks after his three kids. He also works the nightshift, running

PBS高端访谈:美国议员认为奥巴马对伊斯兰国的策略的关键点是什么?

JUDY WOODRUFF: As we reported earlier, President Obama today asked Congress for a war powers resolution, a measure to generally approve the use military force against the Islamic State group. Here's Jeffrey Brown. JEFFREY BROWN: The question now, how

PBS高端访谈:新型工业会缓解密西西比的精神贫困?

JOHN LARSON: Just a look at Main Street in Columbus, Mississippi and you can sense why Travel and Leisure voted it one of America's Great Main Streets. But it hasn't always been this way. As these images taken over the years by Columbus's own renowne

PBS高端访谈:在几件重大事件后,阿尔伯克基的警方被推到风口浪尖

JUDY WOODRUFF: From Ferguson, Missouri, to New York City, police killings where the officers were not charged have sparked some intense debate and protests across the country. In Albuquerque, New Mexico, which has one of the highest rates of shooting

PBS高端访谈:美国与欧洲的联手将会对乌克兰冲突起重大作用

GWEN IFILL: And Margaret Warner joins me now. Margaret Warner, the president or, I should say, Angela Merkel made clear that she wants diplomacy first, and if that doesn't work, then maybe we will talk about what happens next. Did the president give

PBS高端访谈:为什么奥巴马要寻求国会正式授权攻打伊斯兰国?

JUDY WOODRUFF: Today's announcement of another American killed while in the hands of the Islamic State group puts focus again on what's being done to contain and stop the extremist organization. To that end, the White House is pushing for congression

PBS高端访谈:倡导满足生活在印度贫民窟的数百万人的需求和尊严

JUDY WOODRUFF: Next: bringing dignity to people who live in the poorest housing in India and across the world. Fred de Sam Lazaro has a report from Mumbai on a man who founded the movement Slum Dwellers International. It's part of our agents for chan

PBS高端访谈:关于斯诺登和"第四公民"

JUDY WOODRUFF: President Obama went to Silicon Valley today to call for more cooperation between private companies and the government when it comes to defending against cyber-attacks. In the wake of major hacks against health insurer Anthem and Sony

PBS高端访谈:最高法院权衡宗教信仰自由对商务着装的影响

GWEN IFILL: Now we turn to the Supreme Court, where the justices today heard the case of a woman who went to a job interview wearing a head scarf, and didn't get the job, but why? At the heart of the case, business rights vs. religious freedom. As al

PBS高端访谈:对伊拉克古迹进行破坏,伊斯兰国究竟能得到什么?

JUDY WOODRUFF: When it comes to the battle against the Islamic State, much of the world's attention is focused, of course, on the murders and the mayhem it has wrought. But there have also been a series of attacks on antiquities and cultural heritage

PBS高端访谈:美国犹太人怎么看待内塔尼亚胡的讲话?

GWEN IFILL: Prime Minister Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu sought today to ease strains over his plans to speak to Congress tomorrow. But he also said he has a moral obligation to criticize a potential nuclear deal with Iran. He spoke to AI

PBS高端访谈:现阶段伊朗核问题协议的机遇是什么?

GWEN IFILL: Now we turn back to Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech to Congress, the threat of Iran, and what, if anything, makes for a good nuclear deal. I'm joined by two foreign policy veterans. Stephen Hadley was national security adviser for Presi

PBS高端访谈:为什么许多女兵的回归家庭生活之路如此艰难?

GWEN IFILL: After serving in Iraq and Afghanistan, many veterans face an uphill battle finding work in civilian life. There's been an increase in efforts to help ease their transition, but one segment of the veteran population is often overlooked. Sp

PBS高端访谈:要为新一轮的止赎危机做好准备

JUDY WOODRUFF: One of the gaping wounds of the housing crisis and the great recession that immediately followed it was a huge jump in the number of foreclosures in cities and regions around the country. In many ways, the housing market today is healt