How did romaine lettuce scare prepare CDC for COVID-19?

Dozens of E.coli outbreaks in recent years have put the CDC on the hot seat for how it determines who exactly are considered “victims.” And with different methods employed by state and local health departments, it can change the scope of an outbreak on paper, making it look far less invasive than it actually is. Christine Haughney, assistant managing editor of Crain’s New York, covered this as a Spotlight fellow for the Boston Globe. She joined Jim on #TheFinal5 to explain the lessons learned.