New Bridgegate Emails; Pedestrian Traffic Deaths; Scientific Parenting

The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 19, 2014

New Jersey Public Radio's Matt Katz explains the implications of the new Bridgegate emails released earlier this week. Plus: a look at pedestrian traffic deaths in New York City this year; NYU's Dalton Conley on how he applies the science of parenting to his own kids; information on the measles outbreak from DOH's Dr. Jay Varma, the latest from Ukraine; and another round of "Advice Roulette."

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