Monday on the NewsHour, earthquake victims in the rebel-held parts of Syria are left without international aid or rescue operations a week after the disaster first struck. U.S. officials shed more light on the decision to shoot down four objects over North American airspace within eight days. Plus, thousands protest against the Israeli government’s plan to weaken the nation’s judiciary.
WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
Victims found alive in rubble a week after earthquake
U.S. reveals new details about flying objects
News Wrap: Ukrainian troops fight Russian assaults in east
Rebel-held areas of Syria left without earthquake aid
Release of toxic chemicals prompts broader safety concerns
Thousands protest Israeli plan to weaken nation’s judiciary
White House outlines plan to address soaring rent prices
Sharp rise in deaths among pregnant women and new mothers
Museum of Lost Memories helps connect mementos with owners
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00:00 – Introduction
02:26 – Victims found alive in rubble a week after earthquake
05:19 – Up in the Air
10:56 – News Wrap
14:04 – Rebel-held areas of Syria left without earthquake aid
21:22 – Toxic Crash
28:33 – Turmoil in Israel
36:13 – Rising Rents
42:26 – At Risk
47:41 – Museum of Lost Memories
