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PBS NewsHour
Saturday, January 11 2014
Season 2014
Episode 110
Tonight on the program, a look at the life and legacy of Ariel Sharon, who died Saturday. In our signature segment, the number of Americans living in the suburbs has surged so has suburban poverty. Also: while wages, adjusted for inflation, have been virtually flat during the past 45 years -- consumer prices have risen sharply. Bloomberg Businessweek's Roben Farzad provides analysis.
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