A cow feeds in a drought-damaged pasture as temperatures climb near 100 degrees on July 17, 2012 near Princeton, Indiana.

Dry Run

The Brian Lehrer Show | Jul 30, 2012

Mitt Romney is wrapping up his trip to Europe and the Middle East. David Sanger of the New York Times discusses what we learned about his foreign policy. Plus: the chief academic officer of the New York City DOE on how to integrate special needs students; how the Midwest drought is affecting all of us; and what "amateur" means in the big-money Olympics.

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