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NJ Transit back to normal today following wire problems on Portal Bridge... Major pothole blitz across NYC filled thousands potholes... Lawmakers say some 9/11 health program staffers have been re-assigned

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NJ Transit back to normal today following wire problems on Portal Bridge... Major pothole blitz across NYC filled thousands potholes... Lawmakers say some 9/11 health program staffers have been re-assigned

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1010 WINS ALL LOCALNJ Transit back to normal today following wire problems on Portal Bridge... Major pothole blitz across NYC filled thousands potholes... Lawmakers say some 9/11 health program staffers have been re-assigned. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

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This is the All Local from 1010 Wins. I'm Susan Richard and here are today's top local stories. New Jersey transit riders should have your ride this morning. So it's back, but not without the headache. Kendall here heading home after a party. Uber's were slower tonight. They were higher cost if you took a Uber. And also we've been delayed like 30 minutes. NJT's entrance pretty packed this Monday morning. Weekday riders already slapped with a delay and no heads up. They never really do. I just like you have to do a bit or figure it out. NJT fixed last month's wire problem that left daily riders with reduced service. But for now, Kendall's mission just getting out of here. If we take it on time to like an hour and 20. Yeah, we still have a long way to go. Oh, that's so sorry to hear that. Well, at least she had time to get McDonald's. Amanda Alexander, 1010 Wins on 92-3 FM at Penn Station. It is that time of year when the City Department of Transportation gets out there and fills thousands of potholes. In fact, over the weekend they fix 7,000 potholes across the Fibros.

That was part of a repair blitz announced on Friday by Mayor Mom Donnie, if you spot one, call 3-1-1. Homeland Security says claims that at least two world trade center health program employees have been reassigned to immigration enforcement are false. Republican Congressman Nicola Loda of Long Island wrote about that in a complaint letter to Health Secretary RFK Jr. Appearing alongside Lola yesterday, Democrat Chuck Schumer, who slammed such a move. It would be bad enough if they just reduced the number. That would be horrible enough. But to put them into ice, a renegade agency that's out of control and desperately needs to be reigned in and reformed is a double whammy on the people of New York and the people of America. Well, DHS denied that WTC health workers were being used for ice enforcement. They've yet to say whether they're being used at the agency in any other capacity. Saying finding an apartment and getting the whole rental process done is a nightmare, a pair of New York City siblings have come up with something called

Verify ID. Co-founder Aiden Einhorn is a student at NYU Stern. So we started out as just building a platform that's secure, basically a secure vault for renters, you know, to have all their information and their documents to invite a guarantor in, have their full rental application package ready, has really grown into an infrastructure that's built to fight fraud. So how does it work? We do time-sensitive links. We watermark each document to the person you're sharing it to. Extra pass of protection. You can track who opened it. You can revoke access. So if you don't move on with that broker, you know, it's not just sitting in his email, you can revoke access to it. His brother Gabe, who's been in the real estate biz for two years, tells 1010 wins. They're hoping to branch out beyond the burrows. New York City is obviously a different beast and we've been pushing a lot in New York City and we've already built connections outside. So we started to lightly test the outside markets and we've gotten very good feedback. So we see that there's a huge need for it really across the country. You can learn more at V-R-Y-F-I-D dot com.

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