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A coalition is taking shape in our city and in our nation for the sake of peace among people. Reporter they called the attack on the cemetery the final resting place of the truly defenseless an attack on all religions. This is philadelphia. Any act of desecration towards a place of worship, place of resting for our dead is totally unacceptable. Any act of intolerance which we see a lot of today is totally something that goes against the spirit of this city that we all know and love. Reporter on the hills of the cemetery vandalism today Jewish Community centers and day schools here and around t...

The president says his 750 billion of waste and help you annually. Bruce broussard recently spoke to the club of cleveland about health care, insurance and medicare. This is an hour. [inaudible conversations] of doctrine and welcome to the city club of cleveland. Thank you it shall come the president of city club is. I am delighted to introduce to you today, so when can president effective january 1, ceo of separate ink, and managed health care and insurance provider and administrators serving over 11 million customers in the United States. Over the past four years and into the recent election...

People who put big dreams on the big screen. T. V. And movie magazine on d w. Redefining the smart in smartphone the mobile World Congress kicks off in barcelona as Global Smartphone sales falter some say the industrys latest products are high on gimmicks but low on innovation. Also coming up a Chinese Company now owns more of germanys dime now than anyone else in the world will tell you what to do to me also has in mind. Welcome to do business the german government. It will scrutinize a decision by chinas Automotive Company g eight to buy a nine point seven percent stake and dima meanwhile g....

Poultry farmers across the nation are grappling with the effects of Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza or HPAI.

Cherokee lost a Tyson plant in 2014. What lessons does its experience hold for Perry, where a Tyson plant, its largest employer, will close in June?