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New Yorkers are getting a head start on their travel plans ahead of Labor Day weekend...The City is kicking the can down the road when it comes to a federally mandated deadline to close Rikers Island...a Long Island woman was scammed out of nearly one mil

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New Yorkers are getting a head start on their travel plans ahead of Labor Day weekend...The City is kicking the can down the road when it comes to a federally mandated deadline to close Rikers Island...a Long Island woman was scammed out of nearly one mil

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1010 WINS ALL LOCALNew Yorkers are getting a head start on their travel plans ahead of Labor Day weekend...The City is kicking the can down the road when it comes to a federally mandated deadline to close Rikers Island...a Long Island woman was scammed out of nearly one mil. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

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to be delayed anymore. It was at 248 but it was delayed to 309. The port authority expects more than 2.4 million passengers across its airports through Tuesday, but that doesn't scare some of these travelers excited for their trip. I didn't realize it's a holiday because Labor Day weekend. And with today and Friday expected to be the busiest, travelers are showing up on time. This airport has one of the best lounges, so I plan my flight to where I have time to show up early. Shnees Archer 1010 Wins on 92.3 FM at La Guardia Airport. If you're heading out on four wheels, Triple A says the worst time to drive this weekend is this afternoon from, well, basically now, until seven o'clock, and then tomorrow from noon to eight. So if you're listening to my voice in the car driving right now in the words of Sergeant Estherhouse, let's be careful out there. A flight had to abort takeoff earlier today at La Guardia Airport because of a reported bird strike. Around eight 20 this morning, FAA says the American Airlines jet was getting ready to leave for Chicago, Oh, hair when the crew reported the incident.

No, we're getting any damage to the plane, nor whether there were any injuries and the FAA is investigating a bizarre burglary overnight on Long Island Suffolk County Police say someone or a group of people broke into the Nissan dealership in Medford and stole the keys to a BMW, but they didn't steal the car. They allegedly used the BMW to crash into another car, which then broke one of the building's windows, but it didn't end there. Please say they then stole a 2023 Dodge charger from inside the showroom and finally drove off in that vehicle. Police are still looking for the person or persons responsible. The long delayed closure of Rikers Island is apparently being delayed again. There are a host of reasons. Councilmember Sandy Nurse says Rikers will not close on time. The COVID delayed construction of the new burrow based jails and she blames the Adams administration. They didn't open the supportive housing for formerly incarcerated people. They did not open the wing at Bellevue for people with serious mental illness. They weren't putting resources into addressing people with substance use disorder.

Nurse is creating legislation to extend the deadline and a big priority is making sure detainees don't die due to lack of medical care. We want people who end up at Rikers or in the new burrow based jails to have clear programs that are setting them up for success to re-enter communities. Macros and Berksentan wins on 92-3 FM. Three people, including two police officers, are recovering this afternoon. After a crash involving an NYPD vehicle, this happened around eight o'clock this morning near West 124th Street in Frederick Douglass Boulevard. The circumstances surrounding the crash are unclear for now, but we know the two officers suffered moderate injuries while one civilian suffered only minor injuries. A new warning today on Long Island, beware of scams. A woman is out hundreds of thousands of dollars after she got a strange phone call. In this case, the victim was scammed out of nearly one million dollars. Authorities say in Hicksville, the 70 year old woman received a call saying she was involved in a crime in India and needed to pay up to get out of the situation.

After the woman paid, she received a second request for $300,000 in gold coins. That's when the victim called the police. And soon, a 32 year old woman from Queens was arrested for the crime. So if he holds 10-10 wins on 92-3 FM, on Long Island. Imagine getting through airport security in just a few seconds. Sounds like a dream, but now it is a reality at least for some flyers at Newark. They've launched new eGates at the United Airlines Security Checkpoint in Terminal C. TSA says passengers simply have to walk to the eGate, get their picture taken, then head straight to baggage screening. But spokesperson Carter Langston says not everyone can take advantage. They need to be TSA pre-check members. United airlines frequent flyer members, and they need to input into that frequent flyer application. Their passport as well as TSA pre-check number. And they need to opt in to use TSA touchless ID.

There are touchless ID lanes at other airports. Newark is the first to debut the eGates. With Labor Day, next Monday, the unofficial end of summer just around the corner, but not for one Long Island town. This is a heated pool here at Echo Park in West TEMSED. I met two people who were spending the day swimming. I think it's good to have the pool access to as long as possible, because I know kids as soon as school starts, it's always like sad. Like the pool closes to immediately. Do you come to the pool a lot? Yes, I swim five days a week. Town of Hamstead Supervisor John Ferretti says this pool, the senior pool and town beaches will be open through September 27th with lifeguards on duty. Our town beaches point lookout, Lido, Lido West and Malibu. They will be open on weekends or swimming. He says the weather should remain nice, so why not continue to enjoy the water? Sophie Aholl, 1010 wins, a 92-3 FM on the island. Long Island Man has just been at the killing as a strange mother-in-law two years ago. Nassau County, DA and Donnelly, today announcing that Eric Carrado Gonzalez has pleaded guilty

to second-degree murder and attempted murder charges. The attack happened right after a birthday party for Gonzalez' estranged wife at a West Hamstead restaurant, prosecutors say the wife's mother Anna Espinoza was walking with her husband back to their vehicle and Gonzalez stabbed them both killing the woman. All this happened in front of the defendant's own two-year-old son. After today's guilty plea, Gonzalez is expected to be sentenced at 25 years to life in prison. The fight to save the AMC theater in Kipps Bay is intensifying. A coalition of neighborhood groups have sent a letter to NYU Langone, asking the health system to preserve the theater, as well as the nearby businesses. Assemblymember Keith Powers represents the area. That retail complex also included a bookstore and a pharmacy and a hardware store. This was the hub of the Kipps Bay community. And he has this message for NYU Langone. Slow down on the evictions of the businesses that are there, come talk to us and the community about what your plans are, and let's figure something out together.

The AMC is set to shutter at the end of this year. The local community board has also set a September 9th public hearing on the closure. A 1010 wins has reached out to NYU Langone for comment. Thanks for listening to the all-local from 1010 wins. If it'll latest news, traffic and weather, 2-1010 wins, visit 1010wins.com or download the Odyssey app to take us wherever you go. You want a career that pays? How about 40-75 dollars an hour? In total compensation, including healthcare, retirement, and getting paid while learning? That's what the Union Building Trades offer. St. Louis is booming with projects, and contractors need the next generation of skilled workers right now. Skip the dead in jobs. Skip the mountain of student debt. Learn a trade, earn a paycheck. Build something that matters. Visit mounioncareers.com and start building your future today.

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