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PBS NewsHour

The PBS NewsHour is an hour-long evening newscast from Washington, D.C. 

Here's what Kareem Abdul-Jabbar told us at the Democratic National Convention. PBS NewsHour's Jasmine Wright reports.

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Politicians and historians remember their favorite moments from past conventions

Senator John Barrasso's remembers the 1992 Republican National Convention 

.@SenJohnBarrasso recalls the moment Ronald Reagan spoke at the 1992 GOP Convention. #ConventionMoments

Former Senator Bob Dole' remembers the 1976 Republican National Convention 

Bob Dole recalls his experience being selected to be Gerald Ford's running mate. #ConventionMoments #RNCinCLE

Dr. Lara Brown remembers the 1952 Republican National Convention 

#ConventionMoments: learn how Dwight D. Eisenhower was recruited as the Republican nominee in 1952. #RNCinCLE

Leader Nancy Pelosi remembers the 1984 Democratic National Convention 

Geraldine Ferraro's nomination as VP in 1984 was "thunderous," @NancyPelosi recalls #ConventionMoment #DemsInPhilly

Congressman John Lewis remembers the 2008 Democratic Convention 

"I cried tears of joy," @repjohnlewis says of Barack Obama's 2008 #DemConvention speech #ConventionMoments

Historian Michael Beschloss remembers the 1968 Democratic National Convention 

NewsHour regular and historian Michael Beschloss tells us how the violence of the 1968 Democratic Convention hurt Hubert Humphrey's chances to win the presidency.

Congresswoman Barbara Lee remembers the 1972 Democratic National Convention 

"Give me back my delegation!" @RepBarbaraLee remembers Shirley Chisholm's 1972 presidential run #ConventionMoments

Senator Al Franken remembers the 1988 Democratic National Convention 

@SenFranken remembers Jesse Jackson's speech at the 1988 #DemConvention in Atlanta #ConventionMoments

 

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Trumbull is one of Ohio’s most reliably Democratic counties. But Republican nominee Donald Trump has paid special attention to the region and voters have listened to his message about the economy. John Yang speaks with some voters who see the New York millionaire as someone who can improve prospects for working class Americans.

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In Ohio, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump appear to be in a dead heat. For Trump, the stakes are high: No Republican has ever won without it. John Yang travels to the most Republican county in the state, a prosperous suburb of Columbus, only to find that it may be up for grabs.

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In Wisconsin, the path to the voting booth now means a stop at the DMV for many

April 1, 2016

According to Wisconsin's strict new requirements, voters going to the polls for the April primary must now have a photo ID. While supporters say the law prevents fraud, critics say that as many as 350,000 otherwise eligible voters could be disenfranchised -- most of them poor and people of color. John Yang reports on the struggle some face in getting identification.

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Associate Producer

There was a brief moment of consensus at the first presidential debate when Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump agreed that those on the no-fly list should not be able to purchase a gun. But overall, the candidates have incredibly different views on gun control. John Yang reports.

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