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NewsWorks Tonight January 25, 2013 - Full Show

January 25, 2013

By Shai Ben-Yaacov

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Also from NewsWorks Tonight - Jan. 25, 2013

Tom MacDonald brings us reaction from environmentalists to New Jersey's newly adopted flood map. Taunya English reports on an innovative new approach to treating the skyrocketing number of diabetes patients in Camden. Gallup Poll Editor-in-Chief Frank Newport brings us the latest poll numbers. Pulitzer Prize winning Philadelphia Daily News reporter Barbara Laker joins us to discuss her follow up to her "Tainted Justice" series exposing police corruption. Philadelphia Orchestra Director Yannick Nezet-Seguin prepares to dazzle a slightly younger crowd than usual this weekend. And we get our weekly recap, this time from an area medical student.

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