NewsWorks Tonight March 19, 2018
Sarah Bridges has a very unique job in corporate America--reforming the behaviors of top executives who are serial harassers.
Listen 22:00Sarah Bridges has a very unique job in corporate America — reforming the behaviors of top executives who are serial harassers. Penn researchers have found an uptick in violence in cities where Donald Trump held rallies during his campaign. David Brownlee discusses the new edition of his book “Building the City Beautiful: The Benjamin Franklin Parkway and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.” A West Philadelphia man is raising money to give guns to kids — WATER guns that is. And despite the impending nor’easter, Franklin Institute Chief Astronomer Derrick Pitts gives us a preview of spring.
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