Oct 15 Watch Former Sen. Arlen Specter, 82, Prioritized Law, Policy Over Party Affiliation Former Sen. Arlen Specter, 82, 'Fiercely Independent' and Devoted to the People… Continue watching
Jun 22 Watch Church Official Convicted for Handling of Sexual Abuse Claims Church Official Convicted for Handling of Sex Abuse… Continue watching
Apr 06 Watch Need to Know: Philadelphia’s ‘Project U-Turn’ Eyes Dropouts Need to Know: Philadelphia's 'Project U-Turn' Eyes Dropouts… Continue watching
Apr 06 Watch Conversation: Henry Ossawa Tanner "Henry Ossawa Tanner: Modern Spirit," at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts. Continue watching
Feb 15 Watch What’s Causing a Shortage of Pediatric Cancer Drugs? While more than 250 drugs were declared in short supply in the U.S. this past year, the latest worries centered on one called Methotrexate, considered essential for children battling leukemia. Ray Suarez discusses the problem and latest developments with Dr. Continue watching
Aug 23 Watch ‘Extraordinary’ East Coast Quake a Reminder of Seismic Threat in Most States More Than 12 Million May Have Felt Unusual East Coast Earthquake… Continue watching
Jul 19 Watch News Wrap: Syrian Forces Fire on Funeral Procession, Killing at Least 10 In other news Tuesday, activists said Syrian security forces opened fire on a funeral procession, killing at least 10 people in Homs where up to 50 people have been killed this week. Also, Pope Benedict XVI accepted the resignation of… Continue watching
May 26 Watch Are Nurse Practitioners the Solution to Shortage of Primary-Care Doctors? As more Americans become covered by health insurance, the need for primary care is on the rise, but there is a shortage of primary-care physicians. Health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports from Philadelphia on the growing role of nurse practitioners… Continue watching
May 05 Watch Philadelphia ‘Health for Sale’ Exhibit Retraces Medicinal History in Vintage Ads The Philadelphia Museum of Art is featuring an exhibit of vintage medical posters that advertise cures for all kinds of ailments. Health correspondent Betty Ann Bowser reports on the advertisements-turned-art. Continue watching
Oct 08 Friday on the NewsHour: Composer Jennifer Higdon and Violinist Hilary Hahn By Tom LeGro, Anne Azzi Davenport Jeffrey Brown's extended interview with Jennifer Higdon and Hilary Hahn's performance of Bach's Sarabande in D minor. Continue reading