Watch Jeff Rossen try on ‘drunk suit’ that simulates effects of alcohol

Every day, 28 people die in crashes involving alcohol. Now experts are trying to stop it by developing a scientifically engineered "drunk suit" that simulates being under the influence. TODAY national investigative correspondent Jeff Rossen tries taking a sobriety test and driving on obstacle course while wearing the suit. More on this story here.

Watch Jeff Rossen try on ‘drunk suit’ that simulates effects of alcohol

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