The presidential candidates are ignoring the issues facing America’s metropolitan areas, at least according to some big-city mayors. We discuss how urban concerns like homelessness, crime and transportation are faring in the campaign.
Guests:
Howard Husock, vice president in policy research at the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research and author of "The Trillion-Dollar Housing Mistake: The Failure of American Housing Policy"
Jakada Imani, executive director at the Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
Henry L. Gardner, executive director of the Association of Bay Area Governments and Mark Barabak, staff writer at the Los Angeles Times.
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