NewsWorks Tonight, September 4, 2018
Listen 22:50A former Philadelphia Police officer is now facing first degree murder charges for fatally shooting a suspect who fled from a traffic stop. We look at how New Jersey Senator Cory Booker maneuvers in the Capitol, and whether it’s in preparation for a White House bid in 2020. Multiple lawsuits are filed against Stockton University, by women alleging they were assaulted by members of an unauthorized fraternity. A rally in Delaware County calls for the Pennsylvania legislature to act on a stalled bill that would keep guns out of the hands of convicted domestic abusers. A new film about painter Andrew Wyeth is released.
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