NewsWorks Tonight, January 5, 2018
Listen 21:14Friends and colleagues remember former New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne. Bobby Allyn explains the debate over a possible supervised injection site in Philadelphia. The city’s homeless shelters are packed with people escaping the dangerously low temperatures. Americans give their thoughts on the federal government. Lawmakers representing the region lay out their plans for 2018.
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