More than a week after a drunk driver killed Dr. Barbara Friedes while she was biking in Philadelphia, local officials, community activists, and Friedes’ family continue to sort through the aftermath of the accident. Will the tragic incident lead to change?

We also break down a new study released by the University of Pennsylvania that digs deep into the state of public trust in the Supreme Court, and look at the landmark decision that caused a tipping point. 

And if you’re wondering just how uncomfortable those infamous cardboard beds at the Olympic Village in Paris really are, a local member of the Team USA delegation gives us a first-hand account. 

Join Matt Leon and KYW Newsradio’s reporters as they dig into all of those stories and more of what happened in the Philadelphia region this week.

00:00 Intro

02:08 Bike safety in spotlight after CHOP doctor’s death

07:07 Penn authors SCOTUS study, and Josh Shapiro’s odds for VP

13:36 Local archer relishes trip to Olympics with Team USA

19:19 Camden cracks down on illegal dumping

24:04 The latest on the Colored Girls Museum

30:05 Mary Mason: a radio legend remembered

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