The new members will be the first countries to join NATO since 1982. And that's the top of our news for Thursday, May 29th. Today, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 27 points or a little more than a third of a percent. Welfare Reform Marketplace travels to West Virginia, where welfare workers there are dealing with a new computer system and job retraining, adding to an already stressful situation. Susan Leffler reports.
Proponents say it'll mean better prices for small investors.
Eric Roy reports. First it was Swiss banks, and now European insurance companie are being asked to account for what happened to the money they held for victims of the Holocaust. One of the companies is Germany's largest life insurer. Dave Yanofsky reports from Munich. In another edition of the Public's Business, former Labor Secretary Robert Reich takes a look at this weekend's French elections.