NewsWorks Tonight, August 10, 2018
Listen 24:02Campbell’s Soup company is feeling pressure from investors to put itself up for sale. Frank Newport, editor-in-chief at the Gallup Poll, explains how much trust the American public puts into their representatives. Communities broken apart by gentrification return to their old neighborhoods to reconnect. Steve Austin, a former juvenile lifer, describes the challenges of navigating society after 42 years in prison. Pennsylvania’s first black-owned brewery prepares to move into Harrisburg.
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