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PBS News Hour

Saturday, February 22, 2014

Season 2014 Episode 530

On Saturday's program, days after continued bloody clashes in the Ukraine, parliament ousts the President and protesters take control. Later, in our signature segment, Americans are struggling to make ends meet after their unemployment benefits run out. And, the Highway Trust Fund may soon run out of money.

Aired: 02/21/14
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