NYPD ramps up security around the city, including religious institutions and public sites... Study says taxpayers shelled out $117 million in 2025 to settle lawsuits against NYPD... A man in Paterson surrenders to police after stabbing

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I'm Linda Lopez, and here are today's top local stories.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth giving the administration's first briefing this morning

since the U.S.'s Saturday strikes on Iran, and dismissing concerns the Iran War could

spin into a bigger, regional fight.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is pushing back against concerns the strikes on Iran

could spiral into a longer regional conflict at the Pentagon.

This is not Iraq.

This is not endless.

Instead, Hegseth says it's the opposite.

No stupid rules of engagement, no nation building quagmire, no democracy building exercise,

no politically correct wars.

We fight to win, and we don't waste time.

Or lives.

Insisting this operation had a clear and decisive mission to destroy Iran's missile threat

and Navy.

Asked if there are U.S. boots on the ground in Iran?

No, but we're not going to go into the exercise of what we will or will not do.

Hegseth spoke shortly after the military announced four Americans had died during the mission,

Sagar, Meghani, Washington.

U.S. military also saying, Kuwait mistakenly shot down three American F-15 fighter jets

during a combat mission, but no one was killed, all six pilots ejected safely.

Back here at home, the NYPD says it's ramping up security at sites around the city, including

at religious buildings and popular public sites.

Congress also expected to devote this week on a war powers resolution on President Trump's

authority to strike Iran.

Of course, keep it right here on 10-10 wins.

We will keep you updated on the latest five people were injured at a fire in an apartment

building in the Bronx this morning.

The fire broke out on the 25th floor of the building.

Firefighters had a situation under control in less than two hours because of that fire

remains under investigation.

A new study finds that tax payers shelled out $117 million last year to settle lawsuits

accusing the NYPD of misconduct.

This is the fourth straight year that payouts surpassed $100 million.

Gen Vi Wang is a supervising lawyer with the Legal Aid Society, which conducted the

study.

The overall trend is not looking great.

It's looking like the conduct is repeatedly exposing our city and to New York City taxpayers

to a level of financial liability that should trigger serious scrutiny and consequences

for the individual officers involved as well as for leadership.

The payouts are for everything from unjustified street stops to wrongful arrests and convictions.

A spokesperson for the NYPD said many of the incidents occurred more than 20 years ago

and while the cases are very important to address, they tell you nothing about the state

of policing today.

The NYPD has released images of the people wanted in connection to a robbery pattern in

Brooklyn.

There have been at least four incidents last month in Burrow Park, Bay Ridge, Brighton

Beach, Manhattan Beach, and all of the incidents that the suspects displayed a knife or machete

and then fled on motorized scooters.

Anyone with information is asked to call crime stoppers.

A Patterson man surrenders after police say he stabbed his father then started a fire.

So neighbors here on Berkshire Avenue tell me Patterson police responded to this same

home Sunday morning about a domestic disturbance but left a short time later.

Coming back again after midnight to a much more dramatic and dangerous situation as

he owes an extra neighbor.

Totally different story.

The son because he was the son stabbed I guess the father ran into the basement, barricaded

himself.

He even had a little altercation with the police but he didn't come outside.

In fact, I saw a video of several of the officers with their guns drawn outside the house.

As for the dad, he's in stable condition with a non-life threatening knife wound.

Finally six hours later, this adult son surrendering.

One shocked 1010 wins, mighty to three FM here in Patterson environmental groups are

rallying today, challenging expected changes to New York's climate law enacted in 2019

that law requires the state to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 85% by 2050.

The governor Hocal recently signaled potential changes following a report that warned that the

full implementation of that law could significantly raise energy costs Cecilia Ellis is the policy

and communications manager for Nipurg.

She tells 1010 wins that the state is using fuzzy math to undermine the law.

All we have is a couple of recent comments and a nicer to memo outlining and supposed

thousands of dollars in savings that New Yorkers could save if they don't implement the

Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act.

She says lawmakers should review the administration's math, examine compliance with the law and

hold public hearings after the budget.

Long Island woman has been arraying today more than three decades after the murder of

her newborn daughter.

Prosecutors painted a horrific picture of what happened to the baby later named Emily,

including after she was born paper towels were put in her mouth and throat.

The newborn suffocated to death.

This happened back in 1993.

Prosecutors say she was then put in a garbage bag and thrown on the side of the road in

Calvr 10 using genetic genealogy the DA says they found the mother 55-year-old Denise

Mercker, her attorney Danielle Koish, says do not rush to judgment.

Everyone's entitled to a defense and court Mercker started shaking the allegations are

emotional.

Sophie Hall, 1010 wins a 92-3 FM on Long Island.

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