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PBS News Hour - Full Show

February 24, 2024 - PBS News Weekend full episode

PBS News Hour - Full Show

PBS NewsHour

Daily News, News

4.52.2K Ratings

🗓️ 24 February 2024

⏱️ 22 minutes

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Summary

Saturday on PBS News Weekend, it's primary day for Republicans in South Carolina -- how will the results affect Nikki Haley's fight for the presidential nomination? Then, as Ukraine marks the second anniversary of the war with Russia, we look at the effect of the conflict on its people and what lies ahead. Plus, the growing problem and health consequences of social disconnection and loneliness. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

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0:00.0

Tonight on PBS

0:06.0

PBS news weekend, primary day for Republicans in South Carolina.

0:11.0

How will the results affect former governor

0:13.0

Nicki Haley's fight for the nomination?

0:15.0

Then the growing problem of social disconnection

0:18.0

and loneliness and its effect on Americans' health.

0:21.0

It's the same risk of premature death

0:23.8

of smoking 15 cigarettes per day, which is wild.

0:26.9

On the mental health side, it increases anxiety,

0:29.7

suicidality, and depression.

0:31.4

There's also evidence of a 50% increased risk of dementia.

0:35.0

And as Ukraine marks the second anniversary of the war with Russia,

0:39.0

how the conflict is affecting its people and what lies ahead. Good evening I'm John Yang.

0:55.0

South Carolina voters went to the polls today in the Republican presidential primary.

1:03.0

Former President Donald Trump looking for his fourth straight primary season win

1:07.5

and former Governor Nicky Haley trying to avoid a home state embarrassment.

1:11.0

After Haley voted with her family on Kiowa Island

1:13.9

this morning reporters pressed her on the future of her campaign.

1:17.1

So we'll keep taking it one state at a time. That's our goal is just one state at a time.

1:21.5

I know everybody else wants to look ahead. That's

1:23.8

not how I've done any of this. In the past year we've taken it one state one month at

1:28.6

a time and focused on that. That's what's gotten us to this moment.

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