Counting the Uninsured

The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 31, 2010

Income is up in the United States, but the percentage of Americans with health insurance is down -- for adults and children. We examine the new census figures on income and the uninsured. Also, New York Times sports columnist William C. Rhoden with the last of his Thursday visits during the month of August. Tennis, anyone? and New York Times reporter Jim Dwyer explains how the NYPD's actions during the 2004 Republican National Convention have cost the city $700,000, and we take your suggestions on how to make New York City friendlier for tourists.

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