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This Week In Politics: A Union Deal for de Blasio, Questions for Christie

Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina hugging UFT President Michael Mulgrew as Mayor Bill de Blasio announced the teachers contract that included buy-outs for employees without permanent positions

Spring has finally sprung for Mayor Bill de Blasio as he revels in a union deal...while New Jersey Governor Chris Christie faces a yawning budget deficit, more questions on Bridgegate, and the specter of losing support in a presidential primary to former Florida Governor Jeb Bush. WNYC's Andrea Bernstein and Beth Fertig and New Jersey Public Radio's Nancy Solomon break it all down This Week in Politics.

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