The NYPD says IED at protest may have been inspired by ISIS... City Council considers the 'Know Your Rights Act' at an immigration oversight hearing... Several people are hospitalized after a carbon monoxide incident on LI

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

The NYPD now questioning two men who were found with homemade bombs on them

that they set off over the weekend near Gracie Mansion.

At the stop, Islamic takeover of NYC protests.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tish tells us two men that came from Pennsylvania

are in police custody.

Would they believe are linked to an ISIS-inspired terrorism scheme?

They were improvised explosive devices that could have caused serious injury or death.

One of the devices deployed by the subjects contained the substance TATP.

Highly volatile homemade explosive.

She also tells us just a few blocks away.

NYPD's bomb squad used a robot to find suspicious devices inside a car

that these suspects drove to the city.

And the area was immediately frozen and cleared.

Miriam Donnie says he and his wife Rama were in home at the time of the attack.

Mary Lembuckley, 1010 wins on 92-3 FM.

An immigration oversight hearing is underway at City Hall,

where council members are considering the Know Your Rights Act.

That would require city agencies to post signage,

informing New Yorkers of your legal rights when interacting with federal authorities,

like ICE or DHS.

Ahead of the hearing, the Bill Sponsored Council member Alexa Aviles,

let her rally outside City Hall.

ISIS particularly an agency that likes to lie and pedal and deceit.

And it is really important for people to understand their rights and how to conduct themselves

if they are engaging with ICE.

Aviles says the roughly 40 percent of immigrants who make up New York's population

have the right to do process to remain silent and to not allow ICE

to enter your homeschool or workplace without a judicial warrant.

A 19-year-old now in critical condition after being slashed in the neck and head.

This happened on the lower east side just before seven last night,

right near the corner of Eldridge and Broome Streets.

Sources tell 1010 wins that police are looking for three suspects.

Anyone with any information about this incident,

ask to call crime stoppers at 800-577-TIPS.

Several people were hospitalized in a carbon monoxide scare at a home in Nassau County.

The windows are open to air out the Cape-style house and valley stream where authorities say

seven people suffered carbon monoxide poisoning.

This neighbor says it was a horrific sight.

Yeah, it was very scary.

It was like more than 1015 cars on the street.

I never seen that before.

A red sign is on the door warning of unsafe conditions.

Everybody's on the stretcher and there was not good, you know?

The victims include two children ages two and ten.

Five adults were also treated for carbon monoxide exposure to our

in critical condition.

Fire officials say there were no detectors inside the house.

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Students at Long Island's Massapequa High School were evacuated from school

early this morning.

That was in response to an unspecified threat around 6.45 a.m.

Nassau County Police evacuated the school and sent in a canine unit

and members of the arson and bomb squad.

They've now confirmed that the threat which involved a message that was called into the school

was not credible.

They say school will resume in session.

There's still no word on exactly what that threat was.

After Susan Sarandon will join restaurant workers,

labor advocates and city council member Chi Aase

in a protest outside the Javits Center today.

They're rallying to urge the city council to pass a bill that would require

any restaurant seeking to expand outdoor dining

to pay a full minimum wage on top of tips.

Saru Jarrah Raman, who is the president of One Fair Wage,

says that if restaurants gain more public space for dining,

they should also guarantee stable wages rather than having workers rely on

tips.

Workers are facing the same price increases in the grocery store

and in their lives that employers are facing.

But for them, it is much more acute because for them,

their wages have not gone up while the prices have.

The New York City Hospitality Alliance, who

opposes the measure, released a joint statement with the state's

Restaurant Association and the Latino Restaurant Far and Lounge Association,

saying this bill would raise costs for restaurants,

drive-up menu prices, and could force some small businesses to close.

Police in Suffolk County are looking for the driver,

who struck and killed a 44-year-old man who was crossing the street

yesterday in Huntington Station.

It happened about 5.40 pm.

Maduro Quero Vasquez was crossing New York Avenue

right near 19th Street when he was hit by a great Toyota SUV

who didn't stop and sped off northbound down the avenue.

Vasquez was rushed to Huntington Hospital where sadly

he died from his injuries, so far there have been no arrests.

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proudly fighting for our local community.

I was born and raised right here in the DMV,

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dedicated to fighting for injury victims just like you.

Follow us on all social platforms at azari.law.

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Don't wait, don't settle.

Fight back with Zari Law.

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Have you or a family member been diagnosed with early-stage,

non-small cell lung cancer that can be removed by surgery?

Consider talking to an oncologist about your treatment options.

Why?

Because knowing your options before you have surgery

can help your care team develop a treatment plan that's right for you.

Learn about a potential treatment plan before and after surgery at askbeforesurgery.com

that's askbeforesurgery.com and talk to an oncologist before your surgery.

Get more out of every mile when you share the ride to work.

With car pulling, you'll have time to relax, save money,

and pick up new friends.

Commuter connections can help you find carpool partners who live and work near you.

Even if you're commuting just a few days a week, it's a free service.

Carpooling.

Every dollar saved.

Every friend made.

Register for free carpool partner ride matching at commuterconnections.org

or call 800-745-RIDE.

That's commuterconnections.org.