NewsWorks Tonight, September 10, 2018
Listen 21:10We get the latest update on a natural gas pipeline explosion in Western Pennsylvania. Delaware passes a slate of bills meant to address opioid deaths. We gauge possible flooding over the coming week. We look at the history of protests at reproductive health clinics. And Franklin Institute Chief Astronomer Derrick Pitts updates us on the hunt for habitable planets in other solar systems.
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