It's the Brian Laird Show on WNYC.

Good morning again, everyone.

We are re-airing most of the Democratic mayoral primary debate that I co-moderated last night with Errol Lewis from

New York One and Katie Honan from the news organization, The City. The audience members,

you've heard reacting during the debate, were people invited by the candidates and the sponsors.

We have one more section to go. Then we'll take calls and text with first priority for anyone

who wants to name something new that you learned in the debate or if it changed your mind on any

issue or any candidate. And you can't start calling now. 212-433 WNYC. Again, first priority to anyone

who wants to name something new that you learned in the debate,

or if it changed your mind on any issue or any candidate, hopefully not just calling to continue to

promote your favorite. 212-433-9692, call or text. And again, especially for those of you

just joining us,

the seven candidates in alphabetical order,

were Adrian Adams, Andrew Cuomo, Brad Lander, Zerunman Dani,

Zellner Myrie, Scott Stringer, and Whitney Tilson.

We have one more section of the debate to go.

It's one that I moderated on the topic of traffic and pedestrian safety.

I want to ask a different kind of public safety question.

Mr. Stringer, you go first in this round.

The city says there were 252 traffic deaths last year.

That's a far cry from zero, as in the name vision zero,

that Mayor de Blasio gave to the city's initiative on this. What would you do then we'll go down

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