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PBS NewsHour full episode August 4, 2015

Season 2015 Episode 2160

Tuesday on the NewsHour, police grapple with a rise in murders across the country. Also: Protecting against drug resistant infections, Hungary struggles to cope with a flood of migrants, Dr. Ben Carson on his bid for the presidency, wildlife detectives bust poachers stealing shellfish off the West Coast and vigilante groups fight drug cartels on the border of the U.S. and Mexico.

Aired: 08/03/15
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