NewsWorks Tonight, November 29, 2017

Air Date: November 29, 2017

A protest and vigil are held after a bicyclist is killed by a private trash truck in Center City. An expiring statute of limitations could bring an end to scrutiny of Congressman Bob Brady — or not. Doctors train the public in how to stop bleeding to potentially save a life. Democrats and some Republicans from our region worry EPA head Scott Pruitt is trying to gut his agency. The event “Trial by Jury” lets the audience try out the role of juror.

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Charges now unlikely for Brady in probe of $90,000 transfer to political rival

4:40

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Penn doctors teach West Philly students how to ‘Stop the Bleed’ and save lives

2:32

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Philly-area lawmakers question changes at EPA, Department of Energy

5:17

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‘Trial by Jury’ puts us in the courtroom to deliberate hot-button issues

5:24

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