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Wind farm works to reduce eagle deaths from old turbines

Wind farm works to reduce eagle deaths from old turbines

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Inside the 'pure hell' of violence against women in Honduras

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Hong Kong's illegal ivory trade still alive, despite pledge

Hong Kong's illegal ivory trade still alive, despite pledge

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Israel and Jordan strike deal on Jerusalem holy site

Israel and Jordan strike deal on Jerusalem holy site

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In Newark school reform efforts, gains come at a price

In Newark school reform efforts, gains come at a price

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Is progress being made on a political solution in Syria?

Is progress being made on a political solution in Syria?

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Is arresting drug users the wrong cure for low-level crime?

More than 130 law enforcement officials from around the country have gathered in Washington to push for reform. Chicago Police Department Superintendent Garry McCarthy and Benjamin David, district attorney from New Hanover and Pender Counties in North Carolina, talk with Judy Woodruff about whether there are better strategies for dealing with non-violent offenders.