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PBS News Hour
November 18, 2022
Season 2022
Episode 325
Friday on the NewsHour, Attorney General Merrick Garland names a special prosecutor to oversee probes into former President Trump. The Biden administration says the Saudi crown prince should be immune from lawsuits in the murder of Jamal Khashoggi. Plus, a law that sped up the adoption process is making it difficult for parents with criminal histories to regain custody of their children.
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