Interim LIRR president Catherine Rinaldi talks railroad's future
New interim Long Island Rail Road president Catherine Rinaldi rode the LIRR to Jamaica Station to start her new job on Monday. Rinaldi spoke to Newsday's Cecilia Dowd in an exclusive interview. Credit: Howard Schnapp
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