PBS NewsHour; January 14, 2020, 6:00pm-7:00pm PST

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- >> AND WITH THE ONGOING SUPPORT - OF THESE INSTITUTIONS. - THIS PROGRAM MADE POSSIBLE BY - THE CORPORATION FOR PUBLIC - BROADCASTING AND BY - NTRIBUTIONS TO YOUR PBS - STATION FROM VIEWERS LIKE YOU. - THANK YOU. - STEPHANE: GOOD EVENING, I AM - STEPHANIE SY AT "NEWSHOUR. WEST" - WE WILL RETURTO JUDY WOODRUFF - AFTER THE LATEST HEADLINES. - THE U.S. HOUSE OF - REPRESENTATIVESOISED TOMORROW - TO SEND LETTERS OF IMPEACHMENT - AGAINST TRUMP TO THE SENATE. - NANCY POSI SAID THEOUSE WILL - VOTE TOMORROW TO DESNATE - IMPEACHMENT MANERS TO LEAD T - PROSECUTION AT THE SENATE'S - TRIAL. - WE WILL TA A CLOSER LOOK AT - HOW THAT TRIAL IS SHAPING UP - LATER. - MEANWHILE, THE PRESIDENT HAS NOT - LET THE SPECTER OF IMPEACHMENT

- STOP HIM FROM CAMPAIGNING. - INHE IS SPEAT A RALLY IN - WISCONSIN TONIGHT, A STATE WHICH - COULD HELPECIDE IF HE I -- - WINS SECOND TERM. - YAMICHE ALCINDOR IS AT THE - RALLY. - ITOUNDS RAUCOUS AND NOISY. - I KNOW PRESIDENT TRUMP HAS - WHAT IS HIS MESSAGE AT THIS - RALLY AND HOW IS THE CROWD - RECEIVING IT? - YAMICHE: THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN - SPEAKING FOR 15 TO 20 MINUTES. - IT IS ABOUT HOW HE FEELS HE IS - THE BEST PSON FOR THE JOB. - HE TALKED ABOUT HIS ACTIONS AND - IRAN,IL THAT IT WAS RIGHT TO - SOLEIMANI, THE COMMANDER HE - KILLED. - EVEN THOUGH THE PRESIDENT IS - FACING FIERCE CRITICISM ABOUT - HIS EXPLANATIONS FOR KILLING - SOLEIMANI, HE HAS BEEN GOING - AFTER DEMOCRATS, SAYING THEY ARE - EMBRACING THE IDEA SOLEIMANI - SHOULD NOT HAVE BE KILLED. - THE PRESIDENT HAS BEEN TAKING - HIS C MESSAGE TO THTICAL

- STATE OF WISCONSIN. - I SHOULD NOTE THE PRESIDENT - THE 2020 DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, - WHETHER OR NOT BERNIE SANDERS - TOLD ELIBETH WARREN A WOMAN - HE DOES NOT BELIE SANDERS SAID - THAT. - HE IS BEING CHEERED ON BY THIS - CROWD OF SUPPORTERS, FILLED WITH - THE PSIDENT'S MOST LOYAL AND - FIERCEST SUPPORTERS. - HE IS TAKING TIME TO TALK ABOUT - HIS OWN RECORD BY CRITICIZED - DEMOCRATS IN THE FIELD. - STEPHANE I KNOW USE -- - U STEPHANIE: I KNOW OKE TO - SUPPORTERS. - ABOUT THIHEY SAYING - LOOMING IMPEACHMENT TRIAL IN THE - SENATE? - YAMICHE:VEN THOUGH DEMOCRATS - ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO A NEW - HOPING IT WILL IMPACT PUBLICE - OPINION. - THEY ARE HOPING TO HAVE - REPUBLICAN SENATS VOTE TO - REMOVE THE PRESIDENT FROM

- OFFICE. - THE WHITE HOUSE EXPECTS SENATORS - TO VOTE, TO HAVE WITNESSES. - SUPPORTERS OFNT THE PRESIOLD - US THEY STILL BACK THE - PRESIDENT. - THEY THINK THIS IMPEACHMENT IS - HERE IS WHAT ONE SUPPORTER TOLD - US WHAT SHE THINKS OF THE - PEACHMENT. - >> THE WHOLE IMPEACHMENT TNG, - THAT NANCY PELOSI KINOF - DREAMED UP IS NOTHING BUT A - JOKE. - THEY DO NOT HAVE ANYTHING REALLY - AGAINST HIM. - HE HAS BEEN IMPEACHED, BUT H IS - THE ONLY PRESIDENT THEY - IMPEACHED WHO HAS BROKEN NO - LAWS. - YAMICHE: SHE IS SAYING THE - PRESIDENT HAS BROKEN NO LAWS, - BUT DEMOCRATS THIS AGREE. - THEY THINK THE PRESIDENT WAS - WRONG TO GET UKRAINE TO - INVESTIGATE FORMER VICE - PRESIDENT JOE BIDEN AND HIS S., - HUNTER BID - STEPHANIE: WISCONSIN WAS A KEY - WIN FOR TRUMP, BUT HE WON BY A - NARROW MARGIN. - HEADING INTO 2020, HOW IS T - BATTLE, AND WHAT ARE TRUMP - SUPPORTERS SING HE SHOULD

- FOCUS ON? - YAMICHE: BOTH REPUBLICANS AND - DEMOCRATS VIEW WISCONS IS A - CRITICAL STATE IN THE 2020 - ELECTION. - THE PRESIDENT WON THE STATE BY - FEWER THAN 23,000 VOTES. - THE PRESIDENT REALLY FOCUSING ON - THE STATE. - 23,000 VOTES. - HERE IS WHAT ONE SUPPORTER OF - THE PRESIDENT W - THIS CRITICAL STATE. - >> TRUMP NEEDS TO CONTINUE TO - TALK UP THE STRONG U.S. ECONOMY, - STRONG CONSUMER GROWTH,HE - STOCK MARKET HAS BEEN VERY GOOD. - CONSUMER CONFIDENCE HAS BEEN - VERY GOOD. - YAMICHE: THAT SUPPORTER WANTS TO - HEAR MORE ABOUT THE ECONOMY, BUT - WE KNOWOM TRUMPIMES AND - OFTEN GOES OFF SIPT. - SUPPORTERS SAY THEY SUPPORT THE - PRESIDENT EVEN IF THEY DO NOT - LIKE HIS RHETORIC WRITTEN -- - RHETORIC. - STEPHANIE: DEMOCRATS ARE ALSO - ENERGIZED INISCONSIN AND YOU - VE BEEN SPEAKING TO THEM.

- SUPPORT AS TRUMP HOLDS THESE BIG - RALLIES STRAIGHT OUT OF HIS 2016 - PLAYBOOK? - YAMICHE: MUCH LIKE PRESIDENT - UMP IS IN TRYING -- IS TRYING - TO INCREASE THE VOTE MARGIN, - DEMOCRATS ARE SAYING, WE CAN DO - BETTER, GET ENOU PEOPLE - REGISTERED TO TAKE OVER THE - STATE. - OHERE IS WH PERSON, WORKING - THE CANVAS, FOCUSING - SPECIFICALLY ON NORTHERN - MILWAUKEE, VOTERS OF COLOR HERE - IS WHAT HE HAS TO SAY ABOUT HOW - IMPACTING HIS WORK. - >> PEOPLE ARE FIRED UP. - THEY SEE THE IMPEACHMENT TNGS - AND WHAT IS GOING ON WITH IRAN. - WE GOT TO GET HIM OUT OF HERE. - YAMICHE: THERE YOU HAVE IT, - DEMOCRATIC VOTERS AND ORGANIZERS - HELPING THE PRESIDENT COMING - HERE REMINDS DEMOCRATIC VOTERS - THIS IS A CRITICAL STATE AND - MAKES THEM TURNUT IN LARGER - NUMBERS THAN THEY DID IN 2016. - STEPHANIE: WISCONSIN WILL HOST

- THHEDEMOCRATIC CONVENTION IN - LEAD UP TO THE 2020 ELECTION. - YAMICHE ALCDOR, OUR WHITE - HOUSE CORRESPONDENT, FOLLOWING - THE CAMPAIGN IN WISCONSIN. - THANK YOU. - YAMICHE: THANK YOU. - STEPHANIE: IN THE DAY'S OTHER - NEWS, JET FUE FROM AN AIRPLANE - RETURNING TO LOS ANGELES - INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT WAS DUMPED - ONTO CHILDREN ATWO ELEMENTARY - SCHOOLS TODAY. - ABOUT 40 CHILDREN AND ADULTS - WERE TREATED AT THE SCENE FOR - MINOR INJURIES. - PARENTS WERE TOLD TO PICUP - THEIRIDS AND THEY ARE - DEMANDING ANSWERS. - >> YOU WOULD THINKUL THEY - KNOW WHERE THEY ARE FLYING OVER, - OVER A SCHOOL. - THAT IS RIDICULOUS. - >> HOW IS YOUR DAUGHTER? - >> GOOD. - A LITTLE SCARED, BUT OK. - STEPHANIE: DELTA AIRLINES SAYS - THE PLAN HAD AN ENGINE I - AND ISSUED A FUEL RELEASE. - THE FAA IS INVESTIGATING. - LAWYERS FOR MICHAEL FLYNN,

- PRESIDENT TRUMP'S FORMER - NATIONAL SECURITY ADVISOR, - PLEA, WHICH RESULTED FROM THEY - SPECIAL COUNSEL I RESTIGATION - INSIAN INTERFERENCE IN THE - U.S. ELECTION. - FLYNN PLEADED GUILTY IN 2016 TO - LYING TO THE FBI. - HIS - GOVERNMENT OF BAD FAITH, - VINDTIVENESS AND BREACHING THE - PLEA AGREEMENT. - THE U.S. CYBERSECURITY FIRM SAID - RUSSIAN MILITARY AGENTS HACKED - INTO THE UAINIAN GAS COMPANY - AT THE CENTER OF PRESIDENT - TRUMP'S IMPEACHMENT PRO. - THEY SAY HACKERS TRIED TO STEAL - THE LOGINDE CIALS OF - EMPLOYEES IN NOVEMBER. - HUNTER BIDEN, THE FORMER VICE - PRESIDENT'S SON, SERVED ON THEIR - PRESIDENT TRUMP'S PRESSURING - UKRAINE TO INVESTIGATE FOR - CORRUPTION LED TO HIS - IMPEACHMENT. - EUROPEAN LEADERS TOOK A STEP IN - PRESSURING IRAN TO ADHERE THE -- - TWO THE 2015 NUCLEAR DEAL TODAY. - THEY TRIGGERED THE DISPUTE

- PROCESS OVER IRAN'S DECISION TO - STOP ABIDING BY ITS ENRICHEDMI - URANIUM . - THE DISPUTE COULD LEAD TO THE - RE-DISPOSION OF U.N. SANCTIONS - BUT T UNDER THE DEAL, - EUROPEAN UNION INSISTED THAT IS - NOT THE GOAL. - >> THE DISPUTE RESOLUTION - MECHANISM IS NOT TO REIMPOSE - SANCTIONS. - I THINKT HAS TO BE CLEAR THE - OBJECTIVE IS, THEREFORE, TO FIND - SOLUTIONS ANDETN TO FULL - COMPLIANCE. - STEPHANIE: IRAN'S FORMER - MINISTER CALLED THE USE OFHE - DISPUTE MECHANISM LEGALLY - BASELESS AND A STRATEGIC - MISTAKE. - SEPARATELY, IRAN ARRESTED AN - UNDISCLOSED NUMBER OF SUSPTS - TODAY FOR THE DOWNING OF A - PASSENGER JET THAT KILLED ALL - 176 PEOPLE ON BOARD. - 30 PEOPLE WERE ALSO DETAINED FOR - PROTEST THAT BROKE OUT AFTER THE - IRANIAN MILITARY ADMITTED IT

- WN THENTALLY SHOT - PLANE.THERE PRESIDENT PMISED A - THOROUGH INVESTIGATION OF WHAT - HE CALLED AN UNFORGIVABLE ERROR. - >> IT IS NOT POSSIBLE FOR JUST - ONE PERSON TO BE THE CULPRIT IN - THIS IIDENT. - THERE ARE OTHERS, TOO, AND I - WOULD LIKE THIS CASE TO BE - EXPLAINED TO HOE PEOPLE WITH - STY. - THE JUDICIARY SHOULD FORMER - COURT WITH HIGH-RANKING JUDGE - AND EXPERTS. - THE ENTIRE WORLD WILL BE - WATCHING. - ERSTEPHANIE: THE PASSEET WAS - SHOT DOWN LAST WEDNESDAY AFTER - IRAN FIRED MISSILES TARGETING - U.S. TROOPS IN IRAQ. - ROUHANI ALSO BLAMED THE U.S. FOR - INCITING THE TENSIONS THAT LED - TO THE TRADY. - THE TRUMP ADMINISTRATION SAID - TODAY IT HAS NO PLANS TO LIFT - U.S. TARIFFS O $360 BILLION - WORTH OF CHINESE GOODS. - THIS COMES AS THE U.S. AND CHINA - PREPARED TO SIGN THE FIRST PHASE - MADE STRONG COMMITIT WILLHAS - NOT MANIPULATE CURRENCY. - HE SAID TARIFFS WILL REMAIN IN

- PLACE UNTIL THERE IS A PHASE TWO - OF THE DEAL.A SEVERE SNOWSTORMN - AFGHANISTAN AND PAKISTAN CLAIMED - SINCEVES OF 126 PEOPL - SUNDAY. - 55 OFN THOSE DEATHS HAPPENED - PAKISTAN CONTROLLED KASHMIR - MOST DIED IN AN AVALANCHE. - MEANWHILE IN NEIGHBORING - AFGHANISTAN, SNOWFALL AND - LANDSLIDES DAMAGEDOM - 300 - IN THE PHILIPPINES TODAY A - VOLCANO NEAR THE CAPITAL CITY - SPEWED LAVA HALF A MILE INTO THE - SKY. - OFFICIALS WARN THE TAAL VOLCANO - WAS IN DANGER OF AN EVEN BIGGER - ERUPTION. - SOME RESCUED PIGS FROM THE - VOLCANIC ISLAND. - RESIDENTS WERE FORCED TO - EVACUATE AS ISLANDS WERE - BLANKETED IN ASH. - >> ALL THE PEOPLE EVACUATED - BECAUSE THE VOLCO MIGHT ERUPT. - WE LEFT EVERYTHING. - WE WERE SAVED, BUT WHEN WE CAME

- BACK, EVERYTHING WAS DESTROYED. - STEPHANIE: HUNDREDS OF FLIGHTS - WERE EITHER CANCELED OR DELAYED. - IN SPORTS NEWS, MORE FALLOUT - FROM BASEBALL'S CHEAT - P THE BOSTON RED SOX FIRED - MANAGER ALEX CORA, ACCUSED OF - DEVELOPING THE SIGN STEALING - SCHE. - CORA WAS THE BENCH COACH FOR THE - HOUSTON ASTROS WHEN THEY WON THE - WORLD SERIES INMA 2017, AND - GER WHEN BOSTON WON THE - FOLLOWING YEAR. - THE WOMEN'S NATIONAL BASKETBALL - ASSOCIATION AND PLAYERS UNION - REACHEDEATO ALLOW ATHLETES - TO EARN SIX FIGURES FOR THE - FIRST TIME. - ERPLAYERS WILL BE PAID AN E - OF $130,000, AND COLLACT FULL - WHILE ON MATERNITY LEAVE. - STILL TO COME ON "PBS NEWSHOUR," - ON THE GROUND IN WISCONSIN, A - STATE THATPRAY DECIDE THE - IDENTIAL ELECTION. - THE FBI AND APPLE GO - AAD-TO-HEAD OVER UNLOCKIN - KILLER'S IPHONE.

- AETERAN'S SOBERING TAKE ON - SURVIVAL SKILLS AND MUCH MORE. - ♪ - >> THIS IS "PBS NEWSHOUR" FROM - WETATUOS IN WASHINGTON AND - FROM THE WEST AT WALTER CRONKITE - UNIVERSITY IN ARIZONA. - JUDY: WE RETURNED TO THE - UPCOMING IMPEACHMENT TRIAL OF - PRESIDENT TRUMP. - LISA DESJARDINS HAS NEW DETAILS. - LISA: MADAM SPEAKERIS TOMORROW - THE DAY? - LISA:EL NANCY PI TOLD HOUSE - DEMOCRATS THEY WILL VOTE ON - SENDING ARTICLES OF IMPEACATENT - TO THE S TOMORROW. - THIS AFTER PELOSI HELD T TO - IMPEACHMENARGES OVER THREE - WEEKS. - DEMOCRATS INSISTED IT WAS THE - RIGHT CALL. - >> IT IS IMPORTANT TO HAVE MADE - A POINT ABOUT THE FAIRNESS OF - THIS WHOLE PROCESS. - LISA: THIS SETS UP THE TRD

- PRESIDENTIAL IMPEACHMENT TRIAL - IN U.S. HISTORY. - PRESIDENT TRUMBULL FACE TWO - CHARGES, ABUSE OF POWER AND - OBSTRUCTION OF JUSTICE. - IT CENTERS AROUND PRESIDENT - TRUMP'S PHONE CALL TO VOLODYMYR - ZELENSKY LAST SUMMER, TO - INVESTIGATE HIS OPPONENT JOE - BIDEN FOR POSSIBLE CORRUPTION - RELATED TO TIME HIS SON HUNTER - SERVED ON A UKRAINIAN ENERGY - BOARD. - DEMOCRATS CHARGED TRUMPL FROZE - VIILITARY AID AND BLOCKED A - WHITE HOUSE MEETING IN ATTEMPTS - TO GET THAT INVESTIGATION. - ON THE OTHERS OF THE CAPITAL, - MITCH MCCONNELL WAS SMILING. - >> OUR UNDERSTANDING IS, THE - HOUSE IS LIKELY TO FINALLY SEND - ARTICLES OVER TO US TOMORROW. - SA: NOW THE KENTUCKY - REPUBLICAN'S MAPPING OUT THE - CALENDAR, SWEARING SENATORS IN - FOR THE TRIAL THIS WEEK. - >> WHICH WOULD SET US UPAL TO - BEGIN ACRIAL NEXT TUESDAY. - THAT IS THE WEEK A AHE EARLY

- PART OF NEXT WEEK. - IT LOOKS PSIBLE RIGHT NOW. - I THINK THAT IS LIKELY. - LISA: MCCONNELL TOLD REPORTERS - THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL QUESTION - IS WHETHER TO CALL WITNESSES, - LL BE PUNTED UNTIL LATER IN - THE TRIAL.SA - ON THE SENATE'S PRIORITY - IS TO HAVE A FAIR TRIAL WHERE - DEMOCRATS AND THE PRESIDENT ARE - BOTH HEARD. - >> YOU CANNOT HAVE A ONE-SIDED - PROCESS THAT SUDDENLY END BUT - A PROCESS WHERE EVERYBODY GETS A - CHANCE TO BE HEARD. - LISA: SENATE DEMOCRATS ALSO - INSISTED THEY WANT A FAIR TRIAL. - >> WHEN WE TALK ABOUT WITNESSES - AND EVIDENCE, IT IS NOT JUST ON - ONE SIDE OF THE CASE. - WHAT WE ARE SUGGESTING IS THERE - SHOULD BE WITNESSES FROM BOTH - SIDES. - LISA: PRESIDENT TRUMP LEFT THE - WHITE HOUSE TONIGHT FOR A RALLY - IN MILWAUKEE WITHOUT STOPPING TO

- WEIGH IN. - JUDY: LISA JOINS ME TO WALK US - THROUGH WHAT WE CAN EXPECT TO - THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. - WE FINAL HAVE DECISIONS ON - THIS. - LISA: LET'S START WITHAY T - TOMORROW AND THURSDAY. - LET'S MAKE THIS CLEAR. - THESE ARE THE THINGS THE HOUSE - HAS TO DO TOMORROW, VOTE ON - TRIAL MANAGERS. - THEN, ARE EXPECTING THEM TO - TRANSMIT ARTICLES OF IMPEACHMENT - TO THE SENATE, THATHAT WE - HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR SINCE - DECEMBER. - THAT WILL TRIGGER WHAT WE EXPECT - THURSDAY, THE FORMAL OPENING OF - THIS IMPEACHMENT TRIAL. - THAT IS WHEN THE CHIEF JUSTICE - IS SWORN IN AS PRESIDING - OFFICER. - THE REST OF THE SENATE ARE - JURORS ESSENTIALLYTH THEY TAKE - 'S TO BE IMPARTIAL. - THAT WILL BE A LIMITED, FORMAL - CEREMONY. - JUDY: WHEARD LEADER MCCONNELL - SAY THE ACTUAL TRIAL WOULD BEGIN - NEXT TSDAY. - WHAT DOES THATEAN? - WHAT ARE WE LOOKING FOR? - LISA: NEXT WEEK WILL GET INTO

- SUBSTANCE. - THEIR WORLD FIRS PBE A FIGHT - OVCEDURE. - MCCONNELL WILL POSE HIS IDEAS. - THAT WILL HAPPEN TUESDAY IN THE - BEGINNING OF THE D. - NITER THAT, TUESDAY NIGHT WE - COULD SEE O ARGUMENTS - AGAIN IN THIS TRIAL. - LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THE - CALENDAR. - WE COULD HAVE OPENING ARGUMENTS - FROM THE HOUSE PROBABLY NEXT - WEEK. - CO24 HOURS THEY HAVED BE - SPREAD OVER FOUR DAYS. T - AFTE HOUSE IS FINISHED - OPENING ARGUMENTS, THE WHITE - HOUSE GETS A CHANCE TO PRESENT - THEIR CASE. - INTO NEXT WEEK. - RAF THAT, A COUPLE DAYS OF - MOTIONS. - SENATORS C ASK QUESTIONS IN - WRITING. - THIS IS EXTRAORDINARY. - LOOK AT WHAT IS NEXT. - FEBRUARY 3, THE IOWA CAUCRYES. - FEBR 4, STATED THE UNION - ADDRESS. - SPEAKING TO REPUBLICAN LEADERS I - ASKED,Y T NOT THINK THE

- TRIAL COULD BE COMPLETED BY - EITHER OF THOSE DATES. - JUDY: STILL DEBATE OVER WHETHER - WITNESSES WILL BE CALLED. - WHERE DOES THAT STAND?I - LISA GOT BLUNT REPORTING FROM - PEOPLE INTERESTED IN THE CONCEPT - OF WITNESSES. - THEY SAY RIGHT NOW THERE ARE NOT - ENOUGH FOR WITNESSES TO HAPPEN. - BECAUSE THIS DIALOGUE OF - WITNESSES IS PUNTED UNTIL AFTER - OPENING ANCUMENTS, THE C - REMAINS IT COULD HAPPEN. - TO GET OVERLY DEEP, TO QUOTE A - WISE ARTIST, IF YOU CHOOSE NOT - TO DECIDE, WHICH IS WHAT - MCCONNELL IS NOT DOING, YOU ARE - STILL MAKING A CHOICE. - HAS MADE A CHOICE WHICH - BENEFITS HIM AND THE POTENTIAL - FOR NOHAVING WITNESSES. - WE WILL SEE. - JUDY: NOW THAT WE KNOW WHAT THE - THIS TRIAL GOING TO LOOK LIKE?S - IT IS NOT YOUR TYPICAL SESSION - OF SENATE. - LISA: NOT AT ALL. - BEGINNING WITH HOW THEY BRING - VETICLES OF IMPEACHMENT O

- IN 1998, THE IMPEACHMENT OF - CLINTON,RY HYDE BRINGING - OVER THE FOLDERF WITH ARTICLES O - IMPEACHMENT TO THE SENATE - SECRETARY. - THAT IS SOMEONE WE WILL SEE. - WE ARE NOT SURE WE ARE GOING TO - SEE THIS BECAUSE THE TIMELINE IS - DIFFERENT. - ONCE THE ARTICLES GET TO THE - CHAMBER, SOMETHING NOTABLE - PEOPLE SHOULD REALIZE -- - SENATORS HAVE TO REMAIN IN THEIR - SEATS FOR ALL OPENING ARGUMENTS, - ALL 48 HOURS. - THEY CANNOT SPEAK. - INSERT JOKE, 100 POLITICIANS WHO - MUST ONLY LISTEN TO EVIDENCE FOR - WEEKS AT A TIME. - IT WILL BE UNUSUAL, NOT - DRAMATIC, BUT SUBSTANTIVE - PRESENTAJUON. - : AND IT WILL BE TELEVISED. - LISA: THAT IS RIGHT. - THERE WAS A REQUEST FOR NEW - CAMERAS TO BE PUT IN AND THAT - HAS BEEN DENIED. - WE WILL SEE THE TYPICAL VIEWS OF - THE SENATE AS WE WATCH. - JUDY: LIMITED VIEWS OF WHO IS - SPEAKING AND SO FORTH. - LISA: NEGOTIATIS OVER EVERY

- PIECE OF THIS INCLUDING - SECURITY. - JUDY: THANK YOU. - LISA: MY PLEASURE. - ♪ - JUDY: THOSE OF US WHO USE - SMARTPHONES FIND THEY HAVE - BECOME CENTRAL TO OUR LIVES, AND - THEY CONTAIN AN ENORMOUS AMOUNT - OF OUR PERSONAL INFORMATION. - THEYRE ALSO AT THE HEART OF AN - ESCALATING FIGHT BETWEEN THE - U.S. D - APPLE.T OF JUSTICE AND - WILLIAM BRANGHAM EXPLORES THIS - BATTLE OVER PRIVACY AND - SECURITY. - >> THIS WAS AN ACT OF TERRORISM. - WILLIAM: ON DECEMBER 6 A GUNMAN - OPENED FIRE AT A NAVAL STATION - IN PENSACOLA, FLORIDA KILLING - THREE SAILORS AND WOUNDING EIGHT - OTHERS. - THE GUNMAN, CARRYING TWO APPLE - IPHONES, WAS KILLED, BUT NOT - BEFORE HE TRIED TO DESTROY THE - PHONES. - ATTORNEY - >> THE SHOOTER DISENGAGED LONG

- ENOUGH TO PUT AN PHONE THE - FLOOR AND SHOOT A SINGLE ROUND - INTO THE DEVICE. - IT ALSO APPEARS THE OTHER PHONE - WAS DAMAGED. - WILLIAM: NOW THOSE PHONES ARE AT - THE CENTER OFEE A STANDOFF BE - THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND - APPLE. - BARR ASSERTS INVESTIGATORS NEED - ACCESS TO THE PHONES TO - DETERMINE IF THE KILLER - COLLABORATED WITH ANYONE, AND TO - DETERMINE IF TRE ARE PLANNED - TURE ATTACKS. - BARR DID NOT CITE EVIDENCE OF - OTHER COLLABORATORS. - BUT THE IPHONES ARE LOCKED. - SIX YEARS AGO APPLE STOPPED - HELPING THE GOVERNMENT UNLOCKED - DEVICES AND ALSO BEEFED UP THE - PHONE SECURITY SYSTEMS. - APPLE ARGUES DATA PRIVACY IS A - PARAMOUNT, ISS SAYING - "AMERICANS DO NOT HAVE TO CHOOSE - BETWEEN WEAKENING ENCRYPTION ANT - SOLVING INATIONS." - APPLE SAYS IT TURNEDIC OVER A - SIGNT AMOUNT OF DATA FROM - THE SHOOTER'S HOMES, BUT THE - GOVEAYMENT ARGUES THEREE - MORE ON THE DEVICES THEMSELVES.

- THIS ALL ECHOES THE DEBATE FROM - 2015 AFTER A GUNMAN AND HIS WIFE - WENT ON A RAMPAGE IN SAN - BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA KILLING - 14, APPLE DEFIED A COURT ORDER - TO UNLOCK AN IPHONE BELONGING TO - ONE OF THE SHOOTERS.>> WE STILLE - KILLER'S PHONES WE HAVE BEEN - UNABLE TO OPEN. - WILLIAM: I2014 APPLE MADE IT - SO WHEN IPHONE COULD ONLY BE - OPENED WITH THE DEVICE'S - PERSONAL PASSWORD, SET BTHE - OWNER. - LEEVEN AANNOT BREAK THAT - CODE. - IN THE SAN BERNARDINO CASE THE - FBI PAID AN UNDISCLOSED THIRD - PARTY REPORTEDLY MORE THAN $1 - MILLION TO CRACK THE PHONE OPEN. - EXPERTS SAY THE FBI MIGHT TRY - THIS METHOD AGAIN NOW WITH ASE - PENSACOLA - LAST MONTH THE SENATE JUDICIARY - COMMITTEE HELD A HEARING - EXPLORING KEY ISSUES AT STAKE. - ERIC, DIRECTOR OF USER PRIVACY - AT APPLE, ARGUED CREATING A - BACKDOOR INTO THEIR DEVICES - WOULD OPEN PANDORA'S BOX.

- >> ENCRYPTION PROVIDES - INFORMATION SECURITY IN ALL - SYSTEMS. - WE DO NOT KNOW HOW TO PROVIDE - ACCESS ONLY FOR THE GOOD GUYST - WITHAKING IT EASIER FOR THE - BAD GUYS TO BREAK-IN. - WILLIAM: NEW YORK CITY'S - DISTRICT ATTORNEY TESTIFIED LAW - ENFORCEMENT NEEDS TO HAVE - OCCASIONAL LEGAL ACCESS TO A - SUSPECT'S PHONE. - >> THE SINGLE MOST IMPORTANT LAN - RCEMENT CHALLENGE IS THE - EXPANDED USE OF MOBILE DEVICES - BY BAD ACTORS TO PLAN, TO - EXECUTE AND COMMUNICATE ABOUT - CRIMES, ALLOWING PRIVATE - COMPANIES IN SILICON VALLEY TO - CONTINUEO INSERT THEMSELVES AS - THE UNREGULATED GATEKEEPERS OF - CRITICAL EVIDENCE IS DANGEROUS, - BAD PUBLIC POLICY. - WILLIAM: LAW ENFORCEMENT IS - URGING CONGRESS TO ACT TO - PROVIDE A LEGISLATIVE SOLUTION - TO THIS CONFLICT. - THEY ARE CITING PENSACOLA AS AN - URGENT EXAMPLE OF THE NEED FOR - THE LAW TO KEEP UP WITH RAPID - CHANS IN TECHNOLOGY. - BUT THERE IS NO MOVEMENT YET TO

- GET ITO THE PRESIDENT'S DESK. - FOR THE PBS NEWSHOUR, WILLIAM - BRANGHAM. - ♪ - JUDY STAY WITH US. - COMING UP ON THE "NEWSHOUR," - THE DEBATE ON CELIBACY AMONG - PRIESTS BRINGS I TWO POPES. - WHY AN INDIAN CITY'S TAPS RUN - DRY, EVEN THOUGH A MONSOON - BRINGS IN RAINFALL. - AND SIX OSCAR NOMINATIONS, - VISITING THE HOME THAT INSPIRED - "LITTLE WOMEN." - TWO DECADES OF WARS IN THE - MIDDLE EAST HAVE TAKEN A HEAVY - TOLL ON THOSE WHO SERVED. - ONE CONSEQUENCE OF THE CONFLICT - IS NOT WELL UNDERSTOOD. - SURVIVORS GUILT. - ADAM SERVED IN A ROCK AND - AFGHANISTANS AN ARMY MEDIC. - HE IS NOW A JOURNALIST. - ONE OF HIS MOST RECENT ARTICLES - WAS PUBLISHED IN THE NEW YORK - TIS ENTITLED, "I WATCHED

- FRIENDS DIE IN AFGHANISTAN: THE - GUILT HAS NEARLY KILLED ME." - HE RECENTLY SAT DOWN WITH OUR - NI SCHIFRIN. - NICK: AS YOU SIT HERE YOU FEEL - GUILTY. - ADAM: I DO NOT FEEL GUILTY ABOUV - SUG. - I FEEL GUILTY I AM ON CAMERA - TALKING ABOUT MY -- MY - DEPLOYMENT BECAUSE OTHER PEOPLE - CAN'T. - GUILT IS A CATALYST. - YOU COME BACK FEELING GUILTY, SO - YOU START DRINKING TO REPRESS - IT. - IN MY CA, ABUSINGRUGS. - FOR ME IT FELT LIKE NIHILISM. - WHAT IS THE POINT OF BEIN - ALIVE? - NICK: TAKE ME BACK TO 2010, AND - TELL ME WHAT HAPPENED IN THE - VILLAGE. - ADAM: ONE DAY THEY HIT US WITH A - SUICIDE BOMBER AND WE WERE - BLINDSIDED BY IT.

- THE GUY WALKED RIGHT UP TO MY - SQUAD LEADER AND IT KILLED FIVE - PEOPLE AND WOUNDED SEVERAL MORE. - I REMEMBER THINKING IMMEDIATELY, - I, IN SOME WAY AM KIND OF - RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS. - HANICK: YO18 PEOPLE KILLED - DURING YOUR DEPLOYMENT, RIGHT? - IT IS A LOT OF PEOPLE. - ADAM:. Y - NICK: WHAT YOU EXPERIENCED WA - TRAUMATIC AND IT DEEPLY AFFECTED - YOU. - HOW MUCH DESPAIR D YOU GO - THROUGH? - AD: THE WAY IT MANIFESTED FOR - ME WAS DRINKING. - ALCOHOLISM IS A PROBLEM IN MY - FAMILY, ON M FATHER'S SIDE OF - THE FAMILY. - NDFATHER SET THE TONE FO - THAT WHEN HE CAME BACK FROM - WORLD WAR II. - MAYBE THAT WAS A SUBCONSCIOUS - BLUEPRINT I HAD TO FOLLOW. - SO I DRINK AND ACCESS --RANK A - N EXCESSIVE AMOUNT. - DRUG ABUSE.

- WHAT IS THE POINT OF GETTING - ENROLLED IN E V.A., GOING TO A - THERAPIST, BECAUSE THEY WILL - TELL ME, LIFE IS WORTH LIVING. - SHOW ME THE EVIDENCE. - NICK: AT THIS POINT YOU - UNDERSTAND SOME OF THE GUILT YOU - FELT WAS IRRATIONAL.YOU TALK ABI - SURVIVAL GUILT, BEING RESISTANT - TO LOGIC. - ATWHAT DOES MEAN? - ADAM: IF YOU WOULD ASK ME IF I - LT GUILTY FOR ANYTHING, I DID - IN AFGHANISTAN AROUND THE TIME I - STARTED TO HAVE THIS BREAKDOWN. - I WOULD HAVE SAID NO. - THE GUILT IS MASKING SOMETHING - ELSE. - WHEN I WAS OVER THERE AND SAW - THESE THINGS I FELT AFRAID, BUT - I DID NOT FEEL SAD. - I THOUGHT, I DO NOT HAVE A RIGHT - TO SAY I HAVE PTSD. - WHEN I SAW IT HAPPEN ITHID NOT - FEEL AG.

- NICK: YOU MEAN YOU KNO T GUYS WO - WEOUGH WORSE? - GETTING HIS LEG SHOT OFF, BEING - KILL. - THAT IS TRAUMATIC. - SIMPLY WITNESSING IT, THERE ARE - LIGHT YEARS BETWEEN THOSE TWO - EXPERIENCES. - THAT IS SOMETHING ILORESTLE WITH - NICK: [INDISCERNIBLE] - ADAM: I REMEMBERED THAT WHEN I - LEFT AFGHANISTAN I HAD -- LIFE - WAS INCREDIBLE. - YOU SEE PEOPLE DO BAD TNGS, - BUT YOU SEE PEOPLE DO - EXTRAORDINARILY GOOD THINGS. - IT IS GOOD TO BE REMINDED OF - THAT. - TRYING TO GET BACK A LITTLE BIT - OF THAT WAY I FELT. - THAT THE END O DEPLOYMENT, - YOU ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO LIFE. - NICK: IT SEEMS TO ME THIS IS

- WHERE YOUR S GRANDFATHER'RY - COMES IN. - ADAM: HE WAS A PILOT IN EUROPE - AND FLEW BETWEEN 44 AND. 50 - MISSIO - HE FLEW D-DAY. - HIS BROTHER CAME HOME FROM THEC - PACID THEY STARTED A - COMPANY TOGETHER AND IT WAS - SUCCESSFUL. - SOMEWHERE AROUND THE AGE I AM - NOW, THINGS STARTED TO TURN IN - THE OTHER DIRECTION. - WHEN IT HAPPENED IT HAPPENED - FAST. - IF Y DNOT HAVE ANY OTHER - DO NOT BELIEVE THE IS ANY IF YOU - OTHER WAY TO COPE WITH IT, YOU - ARE JUST GOING TO CONTINUE - DRINKING. - MY GRANDFATHER DID NOT SEE THE - POINT OF GETTING SOBER. - NICK: DID YOU REALIZE THERE WAS - A POINT TO STAYING SOBER? - ADAM: YES. - AT SOME POINT I REALIZED, IF I - JUST KEEP DOING WHAT I AM DOINGR - MY LIFE WILLOUT LIKE HIS.

- NICK: SO YOU ALIZED AS YOU - WRITE THAT MOVING ON IS NOT - RUNNING AWAY. - WHAT DOES THAT MEAN? - HAT WAS A PROFOUND - REALIZATION. - DISTANCE BETWEEN MYSELF AND ALL - OF THE GUILT AND DRAMA OF GOINGI - TO WAR THAT VITABLE. - THE PEOPLE WHO GOT WOUNDED AND - KILLED. - KIEVAN PERSONAL DRAMAS BETWEEN - PEOPLE LIVING SO CLOSELY - TOGETHER AND GET TO KNOW EACH - OTHER. - YOU FEEL YOU ARE ABANDONING - THEM.RE - JUST R THE MEMORY OF THEM, - TOO, AND SEVERAL CONTACT. - RECONNECTING HAS BEEN - INCREDIBLE. - JUDY: -- NICK: NOW YOU HAVE MADE - THOSE CONTACTS, THOUGHT ABOUT - WHAT YOU ARE DOING AND

- UNDERSTAND. - ADAM: I UNDERSTAND A LITTLE BIT - MORE. - THATHES ALL IS. - YOU UNDERSTAND A LITTLE BIT - MORE. - THAT IN ITSELF CAN DIAL THE - PRESSURE DOWN. - YOU SHIFT YOUR WAY OF THINKING - ABOUT THESE THINGS. - AND YOU WILL SEE POSSIBILITIES. - NICK: SOMEONE WHO HAS FELT THE - DESPAIR THAT YOU FELT, WHEN THEY - READ THIS PIECE, WHAT - WILL HAVE?OU THINK THEY - ADAM: THAT THE STUFF Y SAW AND - LEARNED ABOUT YOURSELF, ABOUT - THE WAY THE WOD WKS, IT DOES - NOT GO AWAY. - YOU ARE NEVER GOING TO BE ABLE - TO FORGET THAT. - INTEGRATE THAT WISDOM INTO YOURO - LIFE BECAUSE THAT IS WHAT IT IS. - IT IS WISDOM IF YOU LET IT BE. - THE CHALLENGE IS TO LET IT CARRY - THATUR GRACEFULLY, WITH E, - TO BE AN EXAMPLE FOR OTHER

- PEOPLE. - I THINK YOU CAN REALLY BECOME - SOMEONE EXTRAORDINARY IF YOU - WE ABLE TO LEVERAGE THAT FOR - GOOD. - T AT IS WHAT I WEM TO - UNDERSTAND. - NICK: ADAM, THIS IS - EXTRAORDINARY. - ADAM: THANK YOU. - ♪ - JUDY:ES STOOMING OUT OF ROME - THIS WEEK ARE UNPRECEDENTED. - FORMER POPE BENEDICT WEIGHING IN - ON A SENSITIVE ISSUEESACING HIS - SUR, POPE FRANC. - THAT ALONE IS HIGHLY USUAL. - THEN IT TURNED OUT HE REPORTEDLY - DISAGREED WITH A POTENTIAL - CHANGE IN CHURCH LAW. -- LAW - CONSIDERING.NCIS WAS - THAT LAW IS CELIBACY AMONG - PRIESTS. - AMNA NAWAZ PICKS UP THE STORY. - AMNA: THE CONTROVERSY W TIED

- MONTH.EXT BEING PUB - IN IT, THE POPE P DEFENESTLY - CELIBACY AS INTEGRAL TO THE - CATHOLIC CHURCH AND RIGHTS HE - COULD NOT REMAIN SILENT ABOUT - IT. - THAT FLIES IN THE FACE OF A VOTE - AT A SPECIAL SUMMIT CONVENED BY - POPE FRANCIS LAST FALL WERE - BISHOPS AGREED SOME MARRIED MEN - COULD BE ORDAINE - CHANGE, IT WOULD ONLY APPLY TO - CERTAIN REGIONS WHERE THERE ARE - PRIEST SHORTAGES. - THE LATEST TWIST, BENEDICT'S - TEAM SAID HE DID NOT CO-AUTHED - THE BOOK AND WANTS HIS NAME - REMOVED. - A SENIOR ANALYST HAS BEEN - FOLLOWING THIS ISSUE CLOSELY. - HE JOINS - "NEWSHOUR"NEWSHOUR WELCOME TO - THE." - >> GOOD TO BE WITH YOU. - AMNA: SETTING ASI POPE - BENEDICT'S INVOLVEMENT IN THE - BOOK OR NOT, JUST THIS ISSUE OF - CLERICAL CELIBACY, HOW BIG OF A - DEAL IS IT THAT HE CONGD

- CONSIDER CG THIS? - >> THIS IS A VERY BIG DEAL. - THERE ARE PLACES IN THE WORLD - WHERE YOU MIGHT HAVE A PRIEST - VISIT A VILLAGE ONCE A YEAR. - WE ARE A EUCHARISTIC COMMUNITY - AND YOU CANNOTE HAT WITHOUT - A PRIEST. - THERE IS A GREAT NEED FOR MORE - PRSTS. - QUITE FRANKLY, MOST MEN DO NOT - WANT TO GIVE UP MARRIAGE AND - FAMILY AS THE PRICE OFEING A - PRIEST. - IF THESE COMMUNITIES ARE GOING - TO BE SERVED, I THINK WE HAVE TO - BE, AS A CHURCH, OPEN TO THE - POSSIBILITY OF ORDAINING MARRIED - MEN. - AMNA: THIS ISLELY APPOINTIVE - DIVISION WITHIN THE CHURCH. - >> THERE WAS A LOT OF ARGUMENT. - MOST PEOPLE, WHEN YOU ASK, DO - YOU WANT MASS ON SUNDAY, THEY - WILL SAY YES - THEY WILL SAY YES TO MARRIED - SERGY BECAUSE THEY WANT MN - SUNDAY. - IT I A SMALL, CONSERVATIVE - MINORITY THAT IS FIGHTING THIS.

- AMNA: BUT, THERE IS NOWARHIS - BOOK THAES FOR IT. - POPEED BT'S NAME WAS - ATTACHED TO THE BOOK. - HIS TEAM IS SAYING HE IS NOT - WELL, HE DID NOT AGREE TO - CO-AUTHOR, HE WANTS HIS NAME - REMOVED. - HIS CO-AUTHORS SAYS IT IS NOT - TRUE, I HAVE CORRESPONDENCE THAT - HE APPROVED. - >> I LOOKED AT THE - CORRESPONDENCE AND IT IS CLEAR - POPE AND ADDICT DID WRITE ONE - ESSAY -- POPE BENEDICT DID WRITE - ONE ESSAY. - THAT - CO-AUTHOR.MAKE HIM - A CARDINAL WAS TRYING TO S HE - WORKED ON THE INTRODUCTION AND - CONCLUSION. - AND POPE BENEDICT'S - REPRESENTATIVES ARE SAYING HE - DID NOT. - HE CONTRIBUTED TO COLLECTIONS OF - ESSAYS ALL THE TIME. - THAT DOES NOT MAKE YOU A - CO-AUTHOR. - I THINK THE CARDINAL WAS - CONFUSED.

- AMNA: ON THE ISSUE OF CLERICAL - CELIBACY, ARE HOPES -- POPES - BENEDICT AND FRANCIS ON - DIFFERENT SIDES OF THE ISSUE? - >> POPE BENEDICT MADE UP HIS - POPE FRANCIS IS GIVING IT. - SERIOUS CONSIDERATION AND HE - MIGHT SAY YES. - AMNA: YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT MORO - TH BILLION CATHOLICS - LOOKING TO CHURCH LEADERSHIP FOR - GUIDANCE, THERE SEEMS TO BA - DIVIDE. - HOW DOES THIS COMPLICATE ISSUE - WHEN YOU HAVE A FORMER RETIRED - POPE WEIGHING IN ON ISSUES THE - CURRENT POPE IS TRYING TO MAKE - DECISIONS ABOUT? - >> THIS A PROBLEM WE HAVE IN - THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND ONE WE - NEED TO FIX. - WE CANNOT HAVE TWO OP -- POPES. - WHEN HE RETIRES HE SHOULD REVERT - TO HIS ORIGINAL NAME, HE SHOULD - BE CALLED A RETIRE CARDINA - HE SHOULD NOT WEAR THE WHITE.

- HE SHOULD RETURN TO THE RED OR - BLACK KAVCIC -- CASSOCK OF A - RDINAL TO BE CLEAR THESE - PEOPLE ARE NOT EQUAL. - THERE IS ONLY ONE POPE IN THE - CATHOLIC CHURCH FRD THAT IS POPE - CIS. - AMNA: DOES ALL OF THIS - COMPLICATE POPE FRANCIS' ABILITY - TO CONTINUE HIS AGENDA, TO MAKE - >>ESE CHANGES? - IT IS A PROBLEM BECAUSE IF - POPE FRANCIS DOES DECIDE I WILL - ALLOW MARRIED MEN, PEOPLE COULD - SAY POPBENEDICT SAID NO AND - YOU ARE GOING AGAINST THIS AND - IT DOES NOT LOOK GOO - BUT, THIS IS THE WAY THE - CATHOLIC CHURCH OPERATES. - THERE IS ONLY ONE POPE AND HE - HAS THE RIGHT TO MAKE THIS - DECISION. - POPE BENEDICT RECOGNIZES THAT.

- HE WOULD ACCEPT WHATEVER - DECISION POPE FRANCIS MAKES. - THEY SHOULD BE READY TO ACCEPT - WHATEVER DECISION POPE FRANCIS - MAKES. - AM: WE WILL C - THAT. TO FOLLOW - THANK YOU. - ♪ - JUDY: 1/5 OF THE WORLD'S - POPULATION LIVE WITHOUT ENOUGH - WANT -- WATER. - IN INDIA, HALF THE POPULATION - LIVE IN AREAS WHERE WATER - RESOURCES ARE HIGHLY STRESSED. - OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT - REPORTS FROM A COASTAL CITY - WHE THE BALANCING ACT BETWEEN - RAPID ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND - WATER MANAGEMENT. - FRED: IN THESE POOR - NEIGHBORHOODS PEOPLE DROP - WHATEVER THEY ARE DOING WHEN - THEY HEAR THE WATER TANKARDS - SQUEEZING INTO THE NARROW ALLEY. - IT IS THEIR ONLY SOURCE OF CLEAN

- DRINKING WATER AND COMES EVERY - OTHER DAY. - >> THE TAPWATER WE GET STINKS OF - SEWAGE. - ERTHIS WATS MUCH BETTER. - WE DEPEND ON THE WATER TANK. - FRED:HEY DO NOT GET A LOT, - JUST A COUPLE POTS PER - HOUSEHOLD, SAVED FOR DRINKING - D ANCOOKING. - THESE ARE GOOD TIMES COMPARED TO - WHAT PEOPLE HAVE ENDURED IN - RECENT YEARS. - >> THE SUPPLY IS GOOD. - FRED: LASJUNE TOWARD THE END - OF AN EPIC DROUGHT, THIS COASTAL - CITY OF 8 MILLION RESIDENTS RAN - OUT OF WATER. - DRINKING WATER WAS RATIONED AND - ATNE POINT BROUGHT IN ON - TRAINS FROM 135 MILES AWAY. - >> THE PROBLEM IS CYCLICAL. - FRED: HE HEADS THE CITY'S WATER - DEPARTMENT. - >> [INDISCERNIBLE] - FRED: THE CITY HAS BUILT TWO - DESALINATION PLANTS ON THE BAY - OF BENGAL IN RECENT YEARS AND

- TWO MORE ARE SCHEDULED TO COME - ONLINE. - >> THEY ARE ACTING AS A BACKBONE - TO GIVE US A RELIABLE SUPPLY OF - WATER. - FRED: HOWEVER, THIS ECONOMICS - PROFESSOR SAYS RAINWATER IS - ABUNDANTLY AVAILABLE AND - DESALINATION, THE WRONG ANSWER. - >> THERE IS SO MUCH RAINFALL. - FRED: THEY GET 55 INCHES A YEAR, - E FAR MORE RAIN IN SEATTL - LONDON. - ONE BIG DIFFERENCE HE SAYS, IS - RAPID POPULATION GROWTH. - IN RECENT YEARS IT IS A CENTER - FOR CAR MANUFACTURING AND - INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY. - THAT HAS DRAWN MILLIONS OF - HIGH-TECH WORKERS,ACRY - WORKERS AND MIGRANTS FROM - SURROUNDING RURAL AREAS. - ALL OF THAT HAS DRAMATICALLY - INCREASED DEMAND FOR WATER, - WHILE AT THE SAME TIME - INCREASING THE SUPPLY OF IT. - IRONICALLY, A H THE NSING

- HAS LEFT RESIDENTS CUT OFF FROM - ACCESS TO FRESHWATER. - BUILDERS PAVED OVER HUNDREDS OF - ACRES OF WETLANDS, AND DRAINS - THAT REFRESHED AQUIFERS BELOW. - ON THEHE MONSOON IY AND - EXTREMES ARE MORE COMMON, THE - WATER HAS NOWHERE TO DRAIN. - >> 2015 WAS THE FLOOD OF THE - CENTURY. - 2016 WAS THE FLOOD OF THE - CENTURY. - 2018 WAS EXTREME. - FRED: AN ENVIRONMENTAL ACTIVIST - TOOK US ON A TOUR TO SEE THE - IMPACT OF ENCROACHMENT AND - >> THIS USED TO BE RICE FIELD. - IN ORDER TO CONSTRUCT, THE - GROUNDWATER LEVEL IS VERY HIGH. - THE FOUNDATION FOR THESE LARGE - BUILDINGS, YOU NEED TO SUCK OUT - THE GROUNDWATER AND PUMP IT OUT. - YOU ARE DESTROYING YOUR FUTURE.

- FRED: THIS HAS BEEN HAPPENING - SINCE THE 1600S WHEN T BRITISH - EAST INDIA COMPANY CREATED THE - CITY OF MADRAS. - THOUSANDS OLAKES AND TANKS - DOTTED THE LANDSCAPE, SERVING - COMMUNITIES AROUND THEM. - >> EACH S THESE PATCHES YOU - ARE HUMAN MADE, IRRIGATION - TANKS, DATING BACK MORE THAN - 1000 YEARS. - : THEY WERE BUILT OVER OR - ABANDONED WHERE LAND WAS HIGHLY - VALUED. - A TREND PARTICULARLY INTENSE THE - PAST TWO DECADES. - >> INDIA OR HOUSTON, TEXAS, - DEVELOPMENT MEANS CONSTRUCTING - MORE BUILDINGS. - REPLACING EARTH WITH CONCRETE OR - ASPHALT. - FRED: RESIDENTS IN THESE NEW - VELOPMENTS HAVE THEIR OWN - COMPLAINTS. - >> WE PAY OUR TAXES BUT DO NOT - GET SERVICES. - FRED: THEY HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR

- A DECADE TO GET THEIR APARTMENT - COMPLEX HOOKED UP TO THE CITY'S - WATER AND SEWER SYSTEM. - >> IT HAS BEEN 15 YEARS. - FRED: THEY RELY ON PRIVATE WATER - TANKERS. - WHEN HE ARRIVED DURING A - DOWNPOUR HE WAS MOVED TO ACTION. - >> IT STRUCK ME, LET'SET THE - RAINWATER COLLECTED AND USE IT. - FRED: THEY CONVINCED OF IOEIR - ASSOCIATN AND DOZENS OF OTHER - COMPLEXES TO BUILD A SIMPLE - SYSTEM OF PIPES AND STORAGE. - >> WE HAVE BEEN PREACHING THIS - LIKE EVANGELISTS. - FRED:ASHATT DONE TO YOUR - WATER COSTS AND SECURITY? - >> WE JUST BUI A WELL SIX - MONTHS AGO. - IN A YEAR'S TIME I WOULD SEE 50% - TO 70% NOT FROM OUTSIDE. - FRED:HA RAINWATER COLLECTS - BEEN MANDATED SINCE2003, -- - SINCE 2003, BUTOMPLIANCE IS

- MINIMAL. - SOME BENEFIT FROM SHORTAGES, - EVERYTHING FROM WATER TANKERS TO - CONSTRUCTORS OF DESALINATION - PLANTS. - A RETIRED HD OF THE UTILITY - SAYS THERE IS A DEFINITE BIAS - R BIG PROJECTS. - >> YOU BRING PIPES AND WATER - FROM ACROSS, YOU BUILD HUGE DAMS - AND RESERVOIRS, NOT SHINGS - LIKE WATER HARVESTING. - IT IS NOT GOING TO THE POLITICAL - HEADS. - >> HARNESSINGAINFALL ALONE. - FRED: THE WATER AUTHORITIES HE - SAYS WILL NOT. - THE EXPANDED DESALINATION ARE AN - INSURAE POLICY TO SHIELD THEM - ONCE AND FOR ALL FROM WATER - INSECURITY.

- CAN YOU SAY WITH CONFIDENCE - GOING FORWARD YOU WOULD NEVER - HAVE A PROBLEM? - >> ABSOLUTELY. - 2024 THIS - THE PAST.A THING OF - FRED: ALREADY WAITING A DECADE - FOR UTILITY HOOKUPS SAY THAT IS - JUST ONE MORE PROMISE. - WETHOSE LESLL OFF MAY CONTINUE - LURCH FROM DAY-TO-DAY, WATER - TANKER TO WATEROR TANKER, F THE - MOST BASIC OF HUMAN NEEDS. - JUDY: FRED'S REPORTING IN - PARTNERSHIP WITH A PJECT - THE UNIVERSITY OF ST. THOMAS IN - MINNESOTA. - ♪ - JUDY: FINALLY TONIGHT, THE FILM - "LITTLE WOMEN" RECEIVED SIX - OSCAR NOMINATIONS THIS WEEK - INCLUDING FOR BEST PICTURE. - THE MOVIE IS AN ADAPTATION OF A

- BOOK BY LOUISA MAY ALCOTT, BUT - IT TNGNS OUT WE HAVE BEEN SA - HER NAME WRONG. - YOU WILL FIND OUT IN THIS REPORT - FROM SCIAL CORRESPONDENT JARED - BOWEN FROM WGBH IN BOSTON - HE WENT TO CONCORD, - TO A WORK THAT INJURES SOMEONE - HUNDRED 50 YEARS LATER. - IT IS PART OF OUR ONGOING ARTS - AND CULRE COVERAGE. - >> BRONSON ALCOTT ALWAYS HAD A - PLACE WHERE HE COULD REACH, - RIGHT. - JARED: INTELLECT WAS POWER. - THAT IS HOW LOUISA AND HER - SISTERS WERE RAISED. - ATHEY WERE YOUNLTS WHEN THE - FAMILY MOVED TO CONCORD, BUYING - WHAT IS THE CORRECT - PRONUNCIATION OF THIS FAMILY'S - LAST NAME? - >> "ALL CUT." - JARED: SHE FIRST CAME HERE AS A

- GUIDE WHEN SHE WAS INER 20'S. - SHE IS STEEPED IN THE FAMILY'S - HISTORY AND THEIR EVERYDAY LIFE, - HOW THE ALCOTT WOMEN WERE - ENCOURAGED TO LIVE FREELY AND - DANCE. - >> THEY HAD A LOT OF COMPANY. - EVERY MONDAY NIGHT THEY WERE AT - HOME. - THEY WOULD PUT UP A CURTAIN AND - THEY WOULD PUT ON PLAYS. - THEY WOULD PLAY GAMES, MISSES - ALCOTT LOVED -- MRS. ALCT - LOVED TO PLAY CHESS. - JARED: EMERSON, THOREAU, AND - THANIEL HAWTHORNE, WHO DID NOT - ALWAYS SHARE THEIR IDEALS. - >>OT THE AS WERE - ABOLITIONISTS. - THE FANEUIL HAWTHORNE, DIFFERENT - POLITICALLY. - JARED: ALREADY PUBLISHED IN - 1868, LOUISA WAS ASKED TO WRITE - A GIRLS STORY, MUCH TO HER

- DISMAY. - KNOW ANY GIRLS. SHE DID NOT - SHE PLAYED WITH BOYS AND HER - SISTERS. - JAD: "LITTLE WOMEN NEEDING - MONEY, SHE WRO "LITTLE WOMEN" - WITH STORIES INSPIRED FROM HER - CHILDHOOD. - SHE USED THIS HOME IS HER - SETTING. - >>DHEN PEOPLE WALK THROUGH - SEE ITEMS IT IS SO CLEAR THEY - HATO HAVEOUCHED AND USED - LIKE THE SEWING CHEERIOS, THE T - NEEDLEWORK PAINTINGS AND - DRAWINGS, THOSE SPEAK MOST - OSELY TO THAT SENSE OF, THEY - ARE HERE. - HEART OF THE PILGRE, WHEREN" - "LITTLE WOME WAS WRITTEN? - >> YES, LOUISA WAS SO FORTUNATE - TO HAVE THIS DESK. - IN THAT TIME - SUPPOSED TO BE SERIOUS WRITERS. - JARED: HERE IN HER BEDROOM - SURROUNDED BY ART BY HER SISTER - MAY, LOUISA WROTE "LITTLE WOMEN" - IN THREE MONTHS ON THE DESK HER

- FATHER BUILT. - >> HER MOTR WAS EXTREMELY - SUPPORTIVE, TOO. - THEY SAID, YOU CAN DO THIS. - JARED: B OROOM OVER IS HER - SISTER MAY'S BEDROOM. - WHOSE WORK SOLD W EUROPE.AINTER - SHE WAS ADEPTT PAINTING IN THE - STYLE OF JMW TURNER. - >> SHE WOULD LOAN COPIES OUT TO - ARTIST TRYING TO PRACTICE. - JARED: WE SEE THE INTERSECTION - OF VISUAL ARTS AND THEATER RIGHT - HERE. - >> YES, THESE BOOTS WERE MADE BY - LOUISA HERSELF. - SHE WRITES ABOUT THEM IN HER - JOURNAL. - SHE SOMETIMES CREATED CHARACTERS - BECAUSE SHE LIKED WEARING THEM - SO MUCH, THEY FIT HER. - IF YOU LOOK AT THIS STRETCH OF - THAT MAY ALCOTT DID, YOU CAN SEE - SHE IS PLAYING THE ROLOF RODR - IGO.

- THAT IS THE PLAY THE GIRLS PUT - ON FOR CHRISTMAS DAY. - JARED: L AOT OF PEOPLE READ - "LITTLE WOMEN." - ALMOST INSTANTANEOUSLY IT WAS A - BESTSELLER, BUT LOUISA DID NOT - RELISH HER NEWFOUND FAME. - PEOPLE WOULD COME RIGHT UP TE - ONT DOOR AND ASK FOR AN - AUTOGRAPH. - JARED:HE WOULD SOMETIMES - ANSWER THE DOOR PRETENDING TO BE - A SERVANT? - >> YES, SHE ABSOLUTELY DID. - JARED: FAME IS VISITING THIS - HOUSE AGAIN. - >> I AM WORKING ON A NOVEL, A - STORY OF MY LIFE AND MY SISTERS. - JARED: THE LATEST FILM - ADAPTATION OF "LITTLE WOMEN IS - IN THEATERS NOW AND COLLECTED - SIX OSCAR NOMINATIONS INCLUDING - BEST PICTURE. - TURNQUIST WAS A CONSULTANT AND - SAID THE FILMMAKERS WANTED TO BE - AS AUTNTIC AS POSSIBLE. - >> GREAT -- GRETA TOOK SUCH AN - INTEREST. - THE DIFFERENT PRODUCTION PEOPLEG - WERE TAL ABOUT PAINT COLORS - AND MEASUREMENTS AND FLOOR

- PLANS. - JARED: TURNQUIST SAYS IT - CAPTURES THE ESSENCE HF THEE - LIKE NO OTHER ADAPTATION HAS. - NOTHING COMPARES SHE SAYS, TO - EXPERIENCING THE ALCOTT HOME IN - PERSON AND WITH PEOPLE WHO HAVE - COME FROM AROUND THE WLD - >>N WHETHEYOM LOVE, THEY - LOVE T BOOK, THEY LIKED THE O - VALUTHAT FAMILY, THE IDEA - OF CARING FOR YOUR FAMILY AND - HELPING OTHER PEOPLE, AND THAT - JIBES WELL WITH OUR STAFF. - JARED: FOR THE "PBS NEWSHOUR," I - AM JARED BOWEN IN CONCORD, - MASSACHUSETTS. - JUDY: OUR EXECUTIVE PRODUCER GOT - TO VISIT THAT HOUSE IN THE SIXTH - GRADE. - FOR MO FROM OUR CANVAS - VERAGE OF "LITTLE WOMEN JOHN - YANG SAT DOWN WITH DIRECTOR - GRETA GERWIG. - FOR THAT INTERVIEW AND AN - EXCERPTHA ABOUTIT HAS MEANT - TO HER AND OTHER WOMEN.

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- exploring the food of - my heland, Mexico. - South of the border, - meeting cooks, - chefs and families. - Learning the history and - stories behind the recipes. - But I've done it all - while living here in the U.S. - nagging question:xican - what happens to Mexican food - when it travels - North the border? - What is Mexican food - in America? - I don't think there's - one answer to that question, - 'l - but I do know be - lot of fun - tasting my way - through the research. - They call - Tucson, Arizonae - thst 23 miles of - Mexican food in the U.S. - grunds to me like - t place to start. - This plate is making me - so happy rht now. - ati laughs) - ♪