Generative AI is officially banned in city public schools... The FDNY adds 36 more names to their 9/11 memorial wall... An off-duty EMT is receiving an award for helping a Knicks fan who passed out during the victory parade

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1:02Mayor Mamdani says the city will spend the next year studying the impacts of the technology and says though the AI industry wants them to believe that AI in early education is inevitable, the city doesn't see it that way. And parents reacting today. For Daniel Johnson, who son is 7, she says. I feel like it takes away from them critically thinking. If they have a robot or computer system thinking for them, they won't be able to solve basic life needs on their own. The new policy also limits screen time for younger kids, including no individual screens before 3rd grade. Keon has an 8 year old son and says. I mean, for me, we didn't have that background up and we did well. High school students can still use AI in certain situations, but the city says it wants to make sure kids aren't relying on it too much. Shini Sardshire 1010 wins on 92-3 FM in Brooklyn. Looks like it's a pretty good time to be rich in New York City for everyone else, not so much. City Comptroller Mark Levine says the affordability crisis is worsening and New York's wealthiest

2:07are pulling further ahead. In equality here is growing at a very fast pace, even faster than it is nationally. And the numbers are pretty striking. We found that the top 1% in New York City is receiving now 37% of all income. At the very, very top is about 50 families in the .001%, whose average income rose to nearly $600 million a year. I mean, while Levine says most other New Yorkers are treading water, and he gains they make are being eaten up by inflation and the rising cost of housing, food, and transportation. A third arrest has been made in the death of a Bronx man who was beaten unconscious, then hit by two cars. 23-year-old Jacob Alvarez joins Luis Torres and Felipe Renoso, with charges of manslaughter in the attack of ISIS Portillo. That happened near College Avenue in East 166 Street in Melrose back on August 8th.

3:07The group after the attack left Portillo lying in the road. It was only about 10 minutes later that a BMW hit him and kept going. An NYPD vehicle following that BMW also struck him. Those officers did stop to help. The medical examiner says Portillo died from severe head injuries, consistent with numerous strikes from fists. The FDNY adding 36 more names today to the 9-11 Memorial Wall of firefighters who died from 9-11 related illnesses. Former Fire Commissioner Salcosano says the staggering losses of September 11th just compounded by losses of more FDNY staff almost weekly, all these years later. We I tell people September 11th and then on September 11th. It's still going on. We just lost another member this week who will be on the 4-5-second member we've lost since September 11th due to their illnesses. The Memorial Wall ceremony says packed with family members, friends, and emotion. So it's devastating. It just reminds those 36 families that your sacrifice, your loved one sacrifice was not

4:12forgotten. One shock, 10-10 wins, 92-3 FN. Police are still searching for the person who tried to kidnap a 6-year-old in Inwood. This happened back on July 29th at the 207th Street subway station in Upper Manhattan. The 6-year-old was with her mother in the station when someone came up from behind and tried to grab the little girl and run off with her. Luckily they weren't successful, but the person then jumped onto a Southbound A train and left the station. You can see pictures of that suspect on our social media pages at 10-10 wins. Anyone with any information is asked to call crime soppers. Cabbies in New York City will now be able to take breaks in those commercial metered parking zones. Right now, cabbies only have about 150 taxi-only parking spots available to them in Manhattan, south of 60th Street. This would open up another 13,000 spaces to them, citywide. By Ravi Desai of the taxi workers alliance told 10-10 wins, the spaces are a huge need

5:14for the drivers. These are really long shifts, 10-12 hours a day. It's backbreaking physical work. It's a lot of mental concentration in a city like New York with so much traffic. She says it will help them to keep from worrying about being ticketed every time they have to take a bathroom or a meal break. There are 13,000 yellow taxi drivers in the city and more than 87,000 Uber and Lyft drivers. The NYPD has released some new photos of the three people who are wanted for a slew of chain-snatching robberies in Upper Manhattan and the Bronx. Please believe they're responsible for about 26 robberies where they ride a motorized scooter up to the victim and snatch the chain right off their neck. Unfortunately, no injuries have been reported in any of those incidents. Police are asking anyone with any information about them though to call crime stoppers at 800-577-TIPS. A NYX fan who jumped into action to help out another fan who passed out during the NYX

6:16victory parade is now receiving an award from the Red Cross, Simone Kelly, an EMT and medical student who went viral after she helped rescue a fellow NYX fan that was passed out during the parade. Kyle Tenton wins. She is beyond honor. She's receiving an award from the Red Cross and that she's proud. She took action that day. It feels really kind of surreal that this is all happening and then watching the video back. It's like, oh my goodness, that was me, you know, because if it was anyone else and I was watching it, I would be kind of looking up to them and like, wow, it's a woman in the field doing some badass stuff. Kelly receiving her award, the American Red Cross Life Saving Award for Extraordinary Personal Action, this morning at a ceremony at the Red Cross's regional headquarters here in the city. Just ahead of the Jewish High Holidays, the Met Council will be giving out more than 2 million pounds of food across our area.

7:16Met Council CEO David Greenfield says there will be kosher food but that anyone can grab the food and says the Jewish food is being delivered to make sure they help food insecure people have something to eat and take care of themselves ahead of the high holidays. So a lot of it is the very traditional holiday food that Jews eat, things like apples and honey and grape juice and then of course the basic staples, things like chicken, fish, eggs, rice, pasta, beans, canned goods. So you know, and some of this food is actually coming from upstate New York farmers. Governor Hoko will be in Brooklyn today with the Met Council along with City Comptroller Mark Levine and Council Member Lincoln Ressler to start distributing the food. Thanks for listening to the all local from 1010 Wins. And for the latest news, traffic and weather to 1010 Wins visit 1010wins.com or download the Odyssey app to take us wherever you go. You want a career that pays? How about 40 to 75 dollars an hour in total compensation, including healthcare and retirement?

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