Monica Malpass

Host Monica Malpass and the Insiders discussed 'Councilmanic Privilege' and real estate development becoming a big issue in the upcoming city council race. Plus the PA House passes Child Sex Abuse reforms, the census bureau says Philly is growing and Delaware signs a law raising the age of tobacco sales to 21. This week's panel consists of Nelson Diaz, Brian Tierney, David Dix and Alison Young. Related topics: politicsinside story Copyright © 2019 WPVI-TV. All Rights Reserved.

Wednesday, December 26, 2018 07:52PM The most valuable learning may not even be in science. Being a good doctor takes more than knowing about procedures, medications, and body chemistry. So local medical schools now have classes to fill those needs. A yoga class at University of Pennsylvania's Perelman School of Medicine also serves as an anatomy lesson. The moves are coordinated to reinforce lessons from the anatomy lab, so students better understand how the body works.

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- We're told that buying fresh is best. But most fruits and vegetables have to travel at least some distance. Fresh produce glistens at the grocery store suggesting it was just picked, but in reality, most produce is actually harvested days, weeks even month earlier! Rick VanVranken is an agricultural agent with Rutgers Cooperative Extension of Atlantic County. He took us to Landisville Produce Cooperative to explain what happens to the product once it leaves the farm.