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The National Network to End Domestic Violence warns those dealing with domestic violence to turn off any hidden phones ahead of this afternoon’s FEMA emergency alert test. Also, Norton Blake has been indicted in Manhattan for beating a 60-year-old woman with a cane inside a Harlem subway station last month. And Mayor Adams is going to Mexico to learn more about the path asylum seekers take to the USA, and to discourage them from coming to New York. Finally, following yesterday’s historic ousting of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, Congress member Jerry Nadler, representing New York’s 12th District including Manhattan, joins us to share his reaction.
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