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PBS News Hour
September 5, 2021
Season 2021
Episode 248
On this edition for Sunday, September 5, clean up efforts continue in the wake of Hurricane Ida with 75% of New Orleans still without power, a veteran who served in Afghanistan weighs in on the end of the 20-year war there, the simple and complicated politics at play in California’s governor recall election, and in our signature segment, the advancing science of using music to aid healing.
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