Police looking for driver who struck a four-year-old in a hit-and-run this morning ... Archbishop Hicks and Gov. Hochul speak out about Iran ... Massive "ice mountains" still melting at dump sites in New Jersey

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And at this hour, police are still searching for the driver of a Ford SUV who struck and killed a

little four-year-old boy this morning and kept on going. 1010 Wins Newsman Mac Rosenberg is out

there for us, joining us live now with the very latest. Mac, what are they telling you?

Well, Larry, this happened right in front of Brookdale Hospital, but unfortunately being that close

could not save this four-year-old. We spoke to a man who saw blood on the sidewalk and

thought somebody was shot. That's how bad this looked here. Police are looking for that Ford SUV

was driving north on Lyndon Boulevard when the boy was hit. The child was running on Rockaway

Parkway. He died here at the hospital. We do not have an ID on the child. And again, police

looking for that Ford SUV. Mac Rosenberg 1010 Wins on 92-3 FM live in Brownsville.

Mac, did they say how he got away? Was he with his mom or somebody and then ran off for something

like that? Did they say? There are reports that that was the case that the child was with

his mother at the time, but still working to confirm that information. Okay, we'll check back.

Thank you, Mac Rosenberg reporting. Mama's in any event. Hang on to your babies when you're walking

down the street. You just never know horrible situation out there. An update back here now on a

story we told you about last week where police say a woman was dragged by a guy who had grabbed her

purse and took off in a car, 53-year-old Mark Callahan charged with robbery and unlawful fling.

This is the case where the lady was walking through the parking lot of a shopping

sitter on this concert highway a couple of weeks ago. You allegedly pulled up, grabbed her purse and

jumped back in his car and drove off while she didn't let go and was dragged across the pavement

before eventually dropping off. Cops were called and when they spotted Callahan, they say he floored

it, ended up crashing into a giant snow embankment. Police say before they arrested him, he

eventually stabbed himself several times with a knife. The lady was treated at Stony Brook,

cops returned her purse. Callahan due back in court later this month now and could get

15 years on the yard if he is convicted. Tintin Winspoke with the new Archbishop of New York to

get his take on what's happening overseas and the attack itself. Archbishop Hicks praying for

peace diplomacy and an end to the violence in the Middle East. We should be upset and concerned

and I'm going to give a counterintuitive message today. My message is all those things that

were upset, upset about, concerned about to not ignore them. His message to New Yorkers of all

faith take those feelings of concern and worry and turn it into prayer. But the gospel gives us

another message today. It's to pay attention to those things to, to be in solidarity with those

who are suffering. Hicks says even if you don't attend your house of worship regularly but now

feel pulled to do so to pray to do it. Glenn Shock, Tintin Wins, 92-3 FM, St. Patrick's Cathedral.

Devon O'Hoke will keeping her eye on things. Julio and Papa says she is laser focused on

protecting New York. Governor Hocal gets briefed every half hour on events in Iran and any

security concerns here in New York. We have my cyber experts the best in the nation for any

state government. I have them working for me here, monitoring all kinds of chatter online.

She says all hands at all agencies are on deck. We were working hand in hand with NYPD. They're

some of the best in the world and dealing with these crises. They've had to deal with it for

far more than other cities have. She says currently there are no credible threats

to New York City. Julio Papa, Tintin Wins, 92-3 FM. They're taking bets on when a giant ice pile,

a snow mountain will melt out in Haddonville, New Jersey, one month after the January 25th storm

in the region. There are still piles of snow at several dump sites all across the area. One of

the biggest is at the Patco station in Haddonville for those not familiar. Patco is the report authority

transit corporation transit service which runs between Philly and Camden County, New Jersey or Paton

field. Well, the ice mountain is huge. So they're having some fun with it. Patco says, if you can

guess when the snow mountain will fully melt, give us a date and the winner will get a $20 freedom card.

Somebody responded, bump it up to 200 bucks and I'll come down here tomorrow and

shove it away myself for you. It'll be an interesting match up both on and off the ice one month

from now when the Washington capitals battled the New York Rangers. They got characters from inside

out joining animated NHL players for a real-time game. It's an alternate telecast called the Inside

Out Classic, ESPN Plus, Disney Plus, Disney Channel, Disney XD. All presenting the game from

Hockey Island direct from the mind of inside out Younger Riley. Meantime a traditional NHL

telecast from Madison Square Garden will be shown on ESPN. All this starts at 7 p.m. on Sunday,

April the 5th. They're using voice talent from Disney Pixar films including Philly Smith,

Satness, Lewis Black, who's Anger, Tony Hale, Fear, and Amaya Hawk, who's anxiety. This will be fun,

something different for the hockey crowd, right? Thanks for listening to the all local from 1010 wins.

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