Changes to immigrant bail hearing procedure, Monsignor’s grand jury testimony made public
Good morning, Feeders and happy Friday! Moving into the long weekend, we’ll have coverage of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival and WHYY’s Connections Festival, as well as the latest on Monsignor William Lynn’s grand jury testimony about clergy abuse.
Lynn’s testimony has been made public, and Lizz Fiedler will bring us some of the details. Lizz is also checking in on the process of removing potentially dangerous dogs from a home, now that it’s been determined a Philadelphia woman died as a result of an attack by her dogs.
Aaron Moselle will have more information for us on new guidelines for immigrant bail hearings and what the regulations aim to accomplish.
Peter Crimmins will be live-blogging this weekend’s can’t-miss Connections Festival, but first, he’ll preview the Philly Fringe Fest.
Health reporter Kimberly Haas will look at Pennsylvania legislation for firefighters with cancer. And, following the death of a local couple from CO2 poisoning from their generator, Kim will find out how alternative energy generators work.
In the Northwest, a Philadelphia Police captain is recovering from his hit-and-run injuries. Capt. Stephen Glenn of the 39th District talked to NewsWorks about his experience.
We’ve got these and more stories for you today, including a new smartphone app from the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission.
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