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PBS News Hour

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Tonight on the program, we examine Nelson Mandela's legacy and how it left a "lesson of connectedness" as world leaders joined South Africans to eulogize the leader. Also: A budget deal in Congress, if the Volcker Rule will change the culture of Wall Street, GM names auto industry insider Mary Barra as first female CEO, Iranians blame uptick in terrorism on arrival of Kurdish refugees from Syria.