NewsWorks Tonight, September 6, 2018
Listen 20:58Senate confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh enter a third contentious day. Abortion rights supporters consider what would change in Pennsylvania should Roe v Wade get overturned. A Pennsylvania bill wants to limit local governments’ control over how the next generation of cell phone networks gets installed in their towns. Claire Donovan, director of PennApps, explains why young programmers are coming together to “hack” for a cause. And Lincoln Financial Field heats up as the Eagles kick off the NFL season.
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