Friday on the NewsHour, Alaska’s Anchorage endures a major earthquake. Also: the G-20 summit illustrates the challenges of multilateralism during a populist boom, Marriott reveals it suffered a major data breach, the latest developments in the Mueller investigation, Shields and Brooks analyze the week’s political news and a New Jersey city that’s trying a new technique for managing juvenile crime.
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WATCH TODAY’S SEGMENTS:
‘Violent’ earthquake causes extensive damage to Anchorage
News Wrap: Ukraine closes border to Russian men
At G-20, leaders learn ‘how difficult’ consensus has become
Why companies are still failing to protect our personal data
On Russia, did Trump’s business and policy converge?
Shields and Brooks on Mueller news, congressional dynamics
Is youth court a solution for minor juvenile crimes?
