NewsWorks Tonight May 16, 2018
Listen 22:00Jim Saksa joins us for a somber Ride of Silence in Philadelphia. Cosmo DiNardo is sentenced to life in prison. Dave Davies and Emily Previti share their takeaways from yesterday’s Pennsylvania primary. We look at Republican gubernatorial Scott Wagner’s plans on education. And Philadelphia tries to deal with the problem of pop up heroin encampments.
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