Can latest changes turn around AC's fortunes?

In its latest attempt to help its struggling casino industry, New Jersey will eliminate some staffing requirements for table games supervisors. The change, effective Wednesday, could save casinos millions. Temple historian Bryant Simon says he's skeptical these changes will turn around Atlantic City's fortunes. "So maybe casino revenues pick up and the state gets a little bit more money, but it's not going to kind of fundamentally address the problems that Atlantic City's suffering from," he said.
April 11, 2011 | WHYY-FM