NewsWorks Tonight, March 16, 2018
Listen 21:09A Delaware teen meets with Governor Carney to discuss gun violence. Frank Newport, editor-in-chief at the Gallup Poll, provides details on how Americans feel about gun control. The region’s lawmakers react to President Trump’s proposed tariffs on steel and aluminum. A City Council proposal to push Philly’s bar closing times to 4:00 AM gets pushback from some unusual sources. Annette John-Hall joins the show to look back on WHYY’s “Gentrified: Stories of Rapidly Changing Philadelphia.” An accessory by a Philadelphia fashion designer has a cameo appearance in the world’s biggest blockbuster right now.
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