Hillary's Emails; Corrections Officers on Reform & 'Carmelo the Science Fellow'

The Brian Lehrer Show | Mar 11, 2015

Hillary Clinton finally spoke about using a private email address while she was Secretary of State. USA TODAY's Catalina Camia discusses her statement, plus other news out of Washington. Plus: the head of the New York City Correction Officer's Benevolent Association, Norman Seabrook, discusses issues at Rikers and reforms at the jail; a look at the city's School Renewal program; an economist investigates the high cost of hosting a major sporting event like the Olympics or the World Cup; and Carmelo Piazza, aka "Carmelo the Science Fellow" talks about his mission to make science fun for kids.

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