Here and Now
Here & Now opening for May 10, 2024
Clip: Season 2200 Episode 2243 | 1m 31sVideo has Closed Captions
The introduction to the May 10, 2024 episode of Here & Now.
The introduction to the May 10, 2024 episode of Here & Now.
Here and Now
Here & Now opening for May 10, 2024
Clip: Season 2200 Episode 2243 | 1m 31sVideo has Closed Captions
The introduction to the May 10, 2024 episode of Here & Now.
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20 24 election coverage.
The fits and starts of negotiations between UW-Madison protesters another presidential campaign visit to Wisconsin this week from Joe Biden courting black voters and announcing Microsoft's next plans for Mount Pleasant.
2026, we will invest and spend $3.3 billion by.
>> I'm Frederica Freyberg tonight on "Here& Now" campus protesters in UW-Madison administration reach a chord.
We look at the long term impacts of the protesters message.
The Ho-Chunk nation votes to decriminalize marijuana.
We speak with their attorney general, how services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence will undergo deep funding cuts, and the lethal consequences behind the while in police custody.
It's "Here& Now" for May 10th.
>> Funding for here and Now is provided by the Focus Fund for Journalism and Friends of PBS.
Journalism and Friends of PBS.
Douglas McLeod on Impacts of Pro-Palestinian Campus Protests
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Douglas McLeod on media coverage about and political implications of campus protests. (6m 21s)
Dr. Julie Owen on Police, Sedatives and 'Excited Delirium'
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Dr. Julie Owen on the "excited delirium" diagnosis and forcible injection of sedatives. (6m 54s)
Jane Graham Jennings on Funding for Crime Victim Services
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Jane Graham Jennings on a funding drop limiting capacity to provide aid to crime victims. (5m 48s)
William Gardner on the Ho-Chunk Nation and Cannabis Laws
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William Gardner on the Ho-Chunk Nation voting to decriminalize cannabis on tribal lands. (5m 26s)
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