Assessing Worries: Money and Love, Ebola Outbreaks, Privacy

The Brian Lehrer Show | Jul 30, 2014

New York City's new Sick Leave Law starts today. We'll hear what it means for you. Plus: It’s a big week for major economic indicators; a law that’s meant to protect patients may actually be used more to protect medical centers; containing West Africa’s Ebola outbreak; voting rights for felons; and stories about the anxiety and stress of dealing with money in relationships. 

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