NewsWorks Tonight April 16, 2018
Starbucks CEO does damage control in Philadelphia. Meek Mill could get a new trial. And Bill Cosby's accuser testifies.
Listen 22:06Starbucks CEO does damage control in Philadelphia. Meek Mill could get a new trial. Bill Cosby’s accuser testifies. Montgomery County’s Democratic congressional primary heats up. And we talk with Franklin Institute Chief Astronomer Derrick Pitts.
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