PBS高端访谈:波士顿爆炸案幸存者对嫌犯的道歉做出回应

GWEN IFILL: During his unexpected statement in court today, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev for the first time publicly acknowledged his role in the marathon bombings, and said he had since learned the names and faces of his victims. He also asked for forgiveness

PBS高端访谈:当希腊陷入债务危机,不确定就成了最确定的事情

JUDY WOODRUFF: Let's look further at the potential consequences for Greece and its people, and the concerns about the Eurozone and the global economy. Greg Ip is the chief economics commentator for The Wall Street Journal and he joins me now. So, Gre

PBS高端访谈:同性夫妻也有平等的结婚权

HARI SREENIVASAN: Today's decision on marriage sent waves of reaction across the country, beginning with a large crowd gathered on the Supreme Court steps. Political director Lisa Desjardins takes us there. LISA DESJARDINS: This is the decision from

PBS高端访谈:这是奥巴马医改最后一次迎接法律的挑战么?

GWEN IFILL: Now to a momentous day at the Supreme Court. We begin our coverage with the long-awaited ruling on the president's health care law. Marcia Coyle of The National Law Journal was in court, as always, and she joins me now. Marcia, 6-3, a pre

PBS高端访谈:加拿大政府向土著人民拨款6亿美元

Last month at the United Nations General Assembly, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised to do more to help his country's 1.4 million indigenous people. He said there needed to be an effort to, quote, correct past injustices and bring about

PBS高端访谈:加州火灾死亡人数上升 搜救队返回废墟

The toll in the California wildfires is rising tonight, as search teams go through the charred ruins. Officials have confirmed now at least 29 deaths in a storm of fires that erupted Sunday night. Mina Kim of PBS member station KQED has our report. H

PBS高端访谈:南苏丹内战引发了非洲最严重的难民危机

Civil war is emptying huge swaths of South Sudan. The violence has uprooted four million people, including two million who've fled to neighboring countries. In the last year, more than a million South Sudanese have poured into northern Uganda alone,

PBS高端访谈:缅甸佛教徒对遣返罗兴亚人表示抗议

HARI SREENIVASAN: Hundreds of majority Buddhists today protested in Myanmar over suggestions by the government that it might take back the nearly 600,000 minority Muslims who fled the country. The Rohingya, as they're known, are fleeing violence agai

PBS高端访谈:伊拉克政府军与库尔德武装处于对峙状态

The desire of the Kurds along Iraq's northern border to govern themselves is receiving more resistance from Iraq's central government. Iraqi army forces are demanding Kurdish troops withdraw from oil fields and military bases around Kirkuk, a city in

PBS高端访谈:白宫方面警告叙利亚不要再发动化武袭击

The White House today reinforced a stark warning to the government of Syria's Bashar al-Assad against using chemical weapons. Last night, the administration announced that the U.S. had detected quote potential preparations by the regime to use the ba

PBS高端访谈:小特朗普与俄罗斯相关律师会面的消息甚嚣尘上

It's the latest revelation in the story that's consumed much of the Trump presidency so far: the Russian meddling in the 2016 election. And this time, it involves the president's son. John Yang begins our coverage. White House officials said today th

PBS高端访谈:伊拉克宣布在摩苏尔获得对抗ISIS的胜利

Reuters Reporter Stephen Kalin is in Mosul and joins me now via Skype. So, how significant was this moment? Very significant. This is -- we're getting very close to the end of nearly nine-month battle. There are still a small pocket of territory in M

PBS高端访谈:特朗普与普京进行闭门会晤

It was the most highly anticipated meeting yet of the Trump presidency. For the first time since he took office, Mr. Trump was face-to-face with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin. On the agenda? Syria, North Korea, and Moscow's meddling in the

PBS高端访谈:俄美领导人会晤前夕 特朗普开腔批评俄罗斯

President Trump faced dramatically different crowds as he made his way across Europe today. His second overseas trip began in Poland, before he moved on to Hamburg, Germany, the site of the summit of leaders of the major industrialized nations. Speci

PBS高端访谈:特朗普旅行禁令生效 谁来谁走?

After months of legal and political wrangling, President Trump's executive order banning entry into the U.S. from six Muslim-majority countries goes into effect tonight. Earlier this week, the Supreme Court gave a partial green light to get started,

PBS高端访谈:特朗普已经开始谋求连任总统

And just one more of the poll's findings. When asked about the president's financial dealings, 33 percent of those polled say they believe he has done something illegal. An additional 28 percent feel he has done something unethical, but not illegal.

PBS高端访谈:就解决卫生保健和俄罗斯干预问题的讨论

For more analysis of the health care debate, NewsHour Weekend special correspondent Jeff Greenfield joins us from Santa Barbara, California. Jeff, here we are, a sixth of the U.S. economy depends on healthcare and we have a piece of legislation that

PBS高端访谈:酷刑手段在搜寻也门的基地组织中出现

The U.S. military said Thursday it carried out an air-strike in Yemen that killed the leader of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula. The attack is a reminder of the ongoing U.S. counterterrorism operations there in coordination with the government of Y

PBS高端访谈:美国向卡塔尔出售武器 使海湾争端复杂化

This week, the Trump administration signed a $12 billion deal to sell the Persian Gulf nation of Qatar three dozen F-15 fighter jets made by Boeing. The deal comes a week after President Trump labeled Qatar a funder of terrorism in the Middle East. F

PBS高端访谈:剖析特朗普的财务披露文件

The voluntary financial disclosure form released Friday shows the Trump Organization and Mr. Trump himself earned $529 million in total revenue and income from early 2016 through his first three months as president. Among the highlights, the presiden