Nightshift NYC

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
When the sun goes down in New York -- fry cooks, train conductors, cabbies, radio hosts and thousands of others keep the city running until morning. Get a glimpse of what life is like for New Yorkers who work the night shift! But first: a look at Canada's current political crisis, and why the governing Conservative Party may be voted out soon. Also, hear the humorous side of having a sleepwalking disorder.

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