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56:46Now PlayingThursday on the News Hour, devastating Los Angeles wildfires burn thousands of homes and buildings, force residents to flee and stretch emergency resources to their limit. Former President Carter's life and legacy are remembered as he's honored with a state funeral in Washington. Plus, we examine how U.S. foreign aid does, and does not, help promote food security in sub-Saharan Africa.
LA faces apocalyptic devastation as wildfires still burn
A look at Southern California's fire response and resources
News Wrap: Venezuela's opposition leader arrested
Jimmy Carter remembered and honored at state funeral in Washington
How Carter's life of service and humanitarianism will be recognized
GOP lawmakers take early steps to implement Trump's agenda
How U.S. aid impacts food security in sub-Saharan Africa
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