1010 WINS News Update: Recent Episodes
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Stay out of the water is the latest warning along the East Coast as Hurricane Erin bears down. Here's the latest on that storm, plus insight into New Orleans' ongoing recovery 20 years after Katrina and what the cuts to FEMA mean for what could be a wild weather season.
1010 WINS reporter Amanda Alexandre spoke with Olufemi Farouk, a tour guide at the Mobee Slave Relics Museum in Badagri, Nigeria.PHOTO: A chain used on an enslaved person, as displayed at the Mobee Slave Relics Museum. (Olufemi Farouk)
Democratic strategist James Carville -- aka the Ragin' Cajun -- speaks with WINS' David Caplan about the documentary "Carville: Winning is Everything, Stupid," the 2024 election, Biden's legacy & more. (Cindy Ord/Getty Images for SCAD)
Juliet Papa spoke with Brian Richards, senior museum curator at the New York Yankees Museum, as she toured the museum, which includes mementos from past World Series between the Yankees and Dodgers franchisees.Photo: A ticket from the 1956 World Series. (Juliet Papa)
The Schwarzman Animal Medical Center is holding the Concert for Canines & Their Companions on Sept. 26, 2024, at the 25th Street Plaza in Manhattan. 1010 WINS' Susan Richard spoke w/ AMC's Michelle Leifer.
Photo: The Highline String Quartet, which will perform at the concert (Instagram/Highline String Quartet)
Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida -- aka, NYC's "6th Borough" -- responds to Donald Trump's previous suggestion that maybe he could even turn the Democratic stronghold of New York red, telling 1010 WINS' David Caplan that it's unlikely, but the former president is a confident guy, after all
PHOTO: David Caplan
As terrorists attacked the U.S. on Sept. 11, 2001, 1010 WINS reporters were on the ground and over the air as the horrific and historic day unfolded in New York. This montage recalls the urgency and gravity of a moment that still reverberates more than 20 years later.
PHOTO: People on the street watch in horror as the World Trade Center is attacked on Sept. 11m 2001. (Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
LaTosha Brown, Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter, sat down for an in-depth interview with 1010 WINS Executive Producers, Sharon Barnes-Waters. LaTosha is partnering with Black Theatre United for a very special Town Hall called "Reclaiming the Power of Your Vote." This will be held on Monday, September 9th at the New World Stages theatre in Manhattan.
Ms. Brown spoke about the power of the Black vote and the most pressing issues facing the community. She also spoke about the historic nomination of a Black woman to the top of the Democratic ticket.
Go to "Eventbrite" to get your free ticket.
Fanatics Fest NYC will kick-off at the Javits Center on Aug. 16, 2024. Mike Armstrong, SVP of Fanatics Events, spoke to 1010 WINS/WCBS 880 Executive Editor of Digital David Caplan about what to expect and why it took so long for such an event.
Ofir Akunis, the Consul General of Israel in New York, speaks with 1010 WINS/WCBS 880's David Caplan about Iran threatening to attack Israel, a boycott of "Snow White" because it stars Gal Gadot, the return of Columbia University students next month, and a recent anti-Jewish hate crime in Brooklyn. Interview conducted Aug. 14, 2024.
1010 WINS/WCBS 880 Executive Editor of Digital Content David Caplan speaks with Itay Milner, the spokesperson for Israel's Consul General in New York, as he prepares to leave his post and return to Israel.
Photo: Itay Milner in 2018. (Zbigniew Bzdak/Chicago Tribune/Tribune News Service via Getty Images)
1010 WINS Anchor Larry Mullins interviews Lloyd Williams, President & CEO of the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, about the upcoming Harlem Week 50th Celebration, taking place August 1st-18th.
The Consul General of France in New York, Cédrik Fouriscot, spoke with David Caplan about the consulate's 2024 Bastille Day Music Festival in Central Park, slated for July 14, 2024.
(Photo: Consul General of France Cédrik Fouriscot/Consul General of France)
The Consul General of France in New York, Cédrik Fouriscot, spoke with David Caplan about the consulate's 2024 Bastille Day Music Festival in Central Park, slated for July 14, 2024.
(Photo: Consul General of France Cédrik Fouriscot/Consul General of France)
Michael James Scott, star of the Broadway musical "Aladdin," talks about coming out, his journey as a gay man on Broadway and more.
Photo: Michael James Scott attends "Aladdin" Broadway curtain call at New Amsterdam Theatre on February 21, 2019 in New York City. (Photo by John Lamparski/Getty Images)
NYC Asian American Pacific Islander Parade takes place on Sunday, May 19th. Sharon Barnes-Waters spoke to Dr. Bindu Babu, Co-Chair of the Parade about what we can expect at this year's event.
1010 WINS Sharon Barnes-Waters speaks with Dr. Bindu Babu co-chair of the 3rd annual NYC Asian American Pacific Islander Parade about this year's parade. It takes place on Sunday, May 19th and will begin at 1:00pm at 6th Avenue between 44th to 53rd Streets. The them is "Unity is the foundation of Peace" and the Grand Marshall is famous forensic scientist Dr. Henry Lee.
Carol D'Auria interviews patients with Parkinson's disease for Parkinson's Awareness Month in April.
Join The Michael J. Fox Foundation for the Parkinson's Unity Walk as it celebrates 30 years on April 27 in New York City's Central Park for a day of activities to celebrate, learn and connect, all while raising critical funds for a cure - 100 percent of donations support research and public policy priorities.
1010 WINS Sharon Barnes-Waters spoke to Dr. Mark Frasier, Michael J. Fox Foundation's Chief Scientific Officer, about the foundations breakthrough research that identified a biomarker for Parkinson's disease which may be able to indicate disease before typical symptoms appear.
In this exclusive, 1010 WINS reporter Mack Rosenberg interview Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg
PHOTO BY: Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images
In honor of Black History Month, 1010 WINS and WCBS 880's David Caplan spoke with Ilana Kaufman, the CEO of the Jews of Color Initiative. Kaufman discusses the genesis of the organization, her own upbringing, the intersection of race and religion, and her hopes for the future.
PHOTO: Kaufman's paternal grandparents Rosa and Roy Taylor, in an undated photo. (Courtesy of Kaufman)
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with former NJ Senator and NY Knicks legend Bill Bradley about "Rolling Along," the Basketball Hall of Famer's performative autobiography that premiered last spring at the TriBeCa Film Festival.
It's now streaming on "max," formerly known as HBO Max.
Comedian and actor Modi Rosenthal has skyrocketed in popularity in recent months. The Long Island native talks with 1010 WINS/WCBS 880's David Caplan about growing up in the Five Town, starting a career in comedy, his "Reparations Tour" in Europe and lots more.
He will tape an episode of his podcast at 92NY on Feb. 1, 2024. Visit modilive.com or 92Y.org for more info.
Photo: Daniel Seung Lee
Ahead of the Hetrick-Martin Institute’s 18th annual awards ball, themed "The Year of the Dragon," which is set to take place on Saturday, Jan. 27, Amy Harclerode, CEO and Jermaine Ellis, director of community engagement and program operations at HMI shared their insights into the organization's mission and ballroom events with 1010 WINS’ Sharon Barnes-Waters.
1010 WINS/WCBS 880 reporter Juliet Papa speaks with Mayor Eric Adams, in an interview covering multiple topics, from a controversial bill on policing to vendors causing havoc on Sixth Avenue in midtown Manhattan.
Photo: Mayor Eric Adams speaks during a Veteran's Day breakfast celebration at Gracie Mansion on November 09, 2023 in New York City. (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
The New York Urban League will host its 36th annual Historically Black Colleges and Universities Fair on Saturday, November 11, 2023, at Denny Farrell Riverbank State Park in Manhattan.
1010 WINS' Sharon Barnes-Waters spoke to Arva Rice, CEO & President of the New York Urban League who said that over 40 HBCU'S will be in attendance and several schools will offer on-site admissions and waive fees for qualifying students. Over one million dollars in scholarships will also be given out at the fair and there will be workshops and guest speakers focusing on helping students gain the knowledge and tools necessary for them to move to and through higher education.
Attendance is free, but pre-registration is required for access to all aspects of the fair. For more information, go to "www.NYUL.org"
THERE ARE PLENTY OF DOMINICANS WHO SETTLE DOWN IN THE BRONX, BUT THEY'RE RARELY EVER TALKED ABOUT IN BOOKS, OR ON TV. STEPHANIE RODRIGUEZ, WANTED TO CHANGE THAT.
THERE ARE PLENTY OF DOMINICANS WHO SETTLE DOWN IN THE BRONX, BUT THEY'RE RARELY EVER TALKED ABOUT IN BOOKS, OR ON TV. STEPHANIE RODRIGUEZ, WANTED TO CHANGE THAT.
Amy Sedaris was the guest "travel agent" at Union Square Travel Agency: A Cannabis Store, near Union Square on Sept. 27, 2023. She spoke with 1010 WINS/WCBS Executive of Digital David Caplan about how she and her celeb friends -- from Andy Cohen to Justin Theroux -- react to cannabis, and what a strain named after her would be called.
Photo: Amy Sedaris at Union Square Travel Agency on Sept. 27, 2023 (Dave Allocca/Starpix.)
THERE'S SOMETHING GREEN AND GROWING AT THE FAMED NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDENS - NOT JUST PLANTS - BUT THE LATINO PRESENCE.
MEET MAURICIO DIAZGRANADOS.
THE NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN HAS A NEW CHIEF SCIENTIST WHO HAILS FROM COLOMBIA AND FULLY APPRECIATES BIO-DIVERSITY AND DIVERSITY IN THE COMMUNITY.
MEET MAURICIO DIAZGRANADOS.
THERE'S SOMETHING GREEN AND GROWING AT THE FAMED NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDENS - NOT JUST PLANTS - BUT THE LATINO PRESENCE.
MEET MAURICIO DIAZGRANADOS.
The legendary Radio City Rockettes changed forever in 1987. That's when the first Latina Rockette joined the line.
Meet Lillian Colón
Lillian Colón was cast as the older dancer in "In The Heights."
Photo: Lillian Colón, in a still from "In The Heights" posted to Instagram by John M. Chu.
You've seen his work across the city highlighting the best in entertainment and culture, now meet the artist behind those murals.
Photo: Courtesy of Andaluz
You've seen his work across the city, highlighting the best in entertainment and culture now meet the man behind those murals.
Photo: Courtesy of Andaluz
Ballet Hispanico celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Photo: A dancer from Ballet Hispanico performs at Latino Inaugural 2013: In Performance at Kennedy Center at The Kennedy Center on January 20, 2013 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images for Latino Inaugural 2013)
Ballet Hispanic celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Photo: Eduardo Vilaro attends the Lincoln Center at the Movies: Great American Dance launch party at The Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse, Samuel B. & David Rose Building on September 28, 2015 in New York City. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts)
Ballet Hispanico Celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month
Photo: Dancers from Ballet Hispanico perform at Latino Inaugural 2013: In Performance at Kennedy Center at The Kennedy Center on January 20, 2013 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Rick Diamond/Getty Images for Latino Inaugural 2013)
As Acting Consul General of Israel in NY Israel Nitzan's tenure comes to an end on Aug. 27, 2023, he spoke about his time in New York and what's next with the Executive Editor of Digital Content for 1010 WINS and WCBS 880 David Caplan.
Photo: Israel Nitzan, Acting Consul General of Israel attends Anti-Defamation League annual Walk Against Hate in Van Cortland Park in New York on August 20, 2023. (Photo by Lev Radin/VIEWpress)
Greater Jamaica Development Corporation is a community-building organization that plans, promotes, coordinates and advances responsible development to revitalize Jamaica and strengthen the region.
1010 WINS Executive Producer, Sharon Barnes-Waters, sat down with Mitchell Sternbach, Director of Resource Development GJDC, and Patricia Robinson, Chief Administrative Officer of GJDC to talk about the great things GJDC is doing in that part of Southeast Queens and how it is having a positive impact on the lives of people in the community.
They also discussed the exciting upcoming first ever free "Jamaica Ready" outdoor Family Festival on Saturday, August 26th from 11-3pm at York College Performing Arts Center. The day will start with a 5k walk/run at 8am at York College where they expect over 500 runners.
The 49TH Annual Harlem Week returns August 9th-20th to celebrate arts, culture and the resilience of the Harlem community. Sharon Barnes-Waters sat down with Lloyd Williams, CEO of the Greater Harlem Chamber of Commerce, to talk about the events taking place during the festival and special tributes to the late Harry Belafonte, Tony Bennett, Miriam Makeba, Tito Puente and Tina Turner. They also discussed the salute to the 50th Anniversary of Hip Hop.
The highly anticipated 8th Annual Hip Hop Film Festival will take place from August 11 to August 20 at the renowned Schomburg Center in Harlem. This year's festival, themed "50 Years of Culture" pays tribute to the diverse narratives that have shaped the unique and influential hip hop culture over the past 50 years.
Sharon Barnes-Waters interviewed CR Capers, Founder and Director of the Hip Hop Film Festival and CEO of Harlem Film House, Jamal Hodge, Director & Producer of the closing film "Necessary Evil" and Kareem Hayes, Executive Producer & Writer of the closing film "Necessary Evil."
For tickets go to "hiphopfilmfestival.com" OR "hiphopfilmfestival.org" and to learn more about the movie "Necessary Evil" go to "necessaryevilfilm.com"
1010 WINS Reporter Carol D'Auria sat down with former 30th precinct cop and whistleblower Barry Brown, along with writer, director and narrator of "The Set" Zak Levitt. Together, the three discuss the infamous "Dirty 30" arrests.
1010 WINS spoke to Dr. Bindu Babu, Co-chair of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Cultural and Heritage Parade #3
Photo: Michael Nagle/Xinhua via Getty Images
1010 WINS spoke to Dr. Bindu Babu, Co-chair of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Cultural and Heritage Parade #2
Photo: Michael Nagle/Xinhua via Getty Images
1010 WINS spoke to Dr. Bindu Babu, Co-chair of the Asian American and Pacific Islander Cultural and Heritage Parade
Photo: Michael Nagle/Xinhua via Getty Images
1010 WINS Sharon Barnes-Waters interview with May May Ali, Spokesperson for the Parkinson's Unity Walk and daughter of boxing great Muhammad Ali, Debi Brooks, Michael J. Fox CEO and Co-Founder, and Jim McNasby, Michael J. Fox Chief People Officer & General Counsel and person living with Parkinson's disease since 2000.
Anchor Larry Mullins will tell just how much more you are shelling out versus your friends living with their partner.
How do you measure a year in a life?” It’s just as profound a question today as when it was first asked in Jonathan Larson’s musical phenomenon “Rent” nearly 30 years ago. While the lyric was always meant to be rhetorical, original cast member Anthony Rapp has finally arrived at an answer.
In an exclusive interview with 1010 WINS, Rapp shares how his new one-man show, "Without You" helped him through the most difficult year of his own life.
The Twin Parks Fire is one of the deadliest fires in the history of New York City. Over 60 people were injured, 13 critically at the time, and 17 people died, all ranging in ages from eight to 60.
It was a fire that was allowed to do such great damage due to multiple structural issues, such as alarms that did not go off and self closing doors that did not work. It was a fire that happened in the shadow of low employment of firefighters that could've helped fight the blaze, and it was a fire that was foreshadowed by the poor conditions of preventative measures in the building.
1010 WINS did not just cover the fire, but the news around it. What was the biggest contributing factor to the number of casualties? Which organization should shoulder the blame? What were the biggest structural issues that allowed the fire to reach such a high casualty rate, not just in the building itself but in the institutions that should've managed and regulated it?
April 12th in 2022 originally started as a day that, as one of our anchors put it, seemed to start off with a more muted headline concerning inflation prices among products. Sadly that was not the case after traffic reporter Karen Stuart for 1010 WINS started pointing out some serious delays around the N train at the Sunset Park station.
What started as a smoke warning quickly elevated to numerous reporters of gunfire with multiple people wounded, as much as over a dozen. Frank James, at the time unidentified, used smoke bombs in a subway car on the N train and started firing indiscriminately into the crowds.
People were running away in the trains trying to escape the smoke and gunfire with scattered reports from witnesses and police painting a grave picture of a mass casualty shooting happening right in the subways of New York City.
1010 WINS was one of the first stations on the ground that was filtering through the reports to give the most accurate picture of what was happening. From bringing on live interviews with witnesses to a team coverage of reporters on the ground covering all facets of the story, 1010 WINS provided some of the most comprehensive and accurate coverage of one of the deadliest subway shootings in the city's history.
"There's one line of shoplifters who are professionals," Mayor Adams tells 1010 WINS' Juliet Papa. "They sell this stuff online. We found a whole warehouse full is full of stolen goods. There's another line [of people] who need help; they're on drugs; they're dealing with mental health illnesses; they need food." (Photo credit: Juliet Papa)
YouTuber and Journalist Andrew Callaghan shares why his feature directorial debut This Place Rules is more than just a documentary about the insurrection. He also explains why it's unlike any other exposé on the subject.
Hillary Zuckerburg, the Director of Artists Against Hunger and Poverty at WhyHunger, joins 1010 WINS Reporter Juliet Papa live to share the support from artists and urban farmers.
PHOTO: NEW YORK, NEW YORK - NOVEMBER 07: Bruce Springsteen performs during the 16th Annual Stand Up For Heroes Benefit presented by Bob Woodruff Foundation and NY Comedy Festival at David Geffen Hall on November 07, 2022 in New York City. (Photo by Kevin Mazur/Getty Images for Bob Woodruff Foundation)
WhyHunger's Hungerthon raises money to fight to end hunger in America. Director Noreen Springstead joined 1010 WINS Reporter Glenn Schuck live in studio. You can bid on auction items at Hungerthon.org under the 'auction' tab or by calling 1-800-548-6479.
Ahead of election day, 1010 WINS' Larry Mullins spoke with Governor Kathy Hochul about her gubernatorial campaign.
PHOTO: New York Governor Kathy Hochul campaigns for the upcoming New York gubernatorial election on October 26, 2022 at a senior center in Brooklyn, New York. (Photo by Andrew Lichtenstein/Corbis via Getty Images)
1010 WINS Reporter Roger Stern was invited by the NYPD as the only news radio station to walk alongside Commissioner Sewell and Transit Chief Jason Wilcox as they patrol the subways to find ways to improve safety for transit riders.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay catches up with sports marketing guru Brandon Steiner to talk about Aaron Judge's pursuit of the Yankees' single-season home run record.
How much will HR #61 be worth? What about 62 -- and beyond?
Plus, his thoughts on the ball Albert Pujols of the Cardinals hit for career home run #700. And the impact of Max Scherzer's 200th career win while pitching for the Mets.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with Stephen A. Smith about the iconic sports broadcaster’s brand new Audacy/Cadence13 podcast series, “Know Mercy,” which debuts today.
Topics covered include who and what the podcast will spotlight, his thoughts on the Yankees’ chase for title number 28 in franchise history, his agonizing frustrations with the Knicks’ "dormant state of affairs," thoughts on the ongoing drama with the Nets, and what it's like to work with newly-elected radio Hall of Famer Christopher "Mad Dog" Russo.
Joe Calderone is a former reporter and editor with the New York Daily News, and the author of 'Don't Look Back,' a new book which shares the stories of hundreds of firefighters who died on 9/11.
Director Halina Reijn and actress Rachel Sennott discuss the making and the meaning of their new film Bodies Bodies Bodies.
Director Steve Pink (Hot Tub Time Machine) and actor Taylor Gray (Star Wars: Rebels) discuss their new film The Wheel.
In an exclusive interview with 1010 WINS, singer and comedian Oliver Tree discusses his new collaboration with PLANTERS®, as well as the origin of his "bullet" haircut.
Interview with B.J. Novak (The Office) and Boyd Holbrook (Narcos) about their new film Vengeance.
Rooftop Films President Dan Nuxoll and filmmaker Ely Dagher discuss the lineup for this year's Summer festival
Actress Maika Monroe discusses her new film Watcher, and explains why it's relevant now more than ever.
'Emergency' director Carey Williams on crafting a commentary about the relationship between POC and the police.
Director Lucie Jourdan discusses her new Netflix doc 'Our Father', and why the ongoing conversation about female reproduction rights amplify its importance
Prior to shooting the film, Warren had never even seen the Tony Award-winning musical. When he finally familiarized himself with the material, his life changed.
Sharon Barnes-Waters interview with Carol Walton, President & CEO The Parkinson Alliance, Maryum “May May” Ali, Ambassador for the Parkinson’s Unity Walk and the eldest daughter of boxing great Muhammad Ali, Donna Leipzig who has Parkinson’s disease
INTERVIEW: Actor Eme Ikwuakor discusses his new disaster film 'Moonfall' and how he thinks the world will really end.
SHEISA, el nuevo grupo que debes tener en el radar. Conformado por tres mujeres latinas de distintas nacionalidades que llegaron para revolucionar la industria musical con su propio estilo al que llaman, “Bedroom Reggaetón”.
It is a partnership involving 22 law enforcement agencies. NYPD CaptainThomas Passolo sits down with 1010 WINS reporter, Juliet Papa, to discuss how these agencies work together to combat gun violence.
In an exclusive interview, 1010WINS Reporter, Juliet Papa sat down with the City Police Commissioner, Dermot Shea to talk about violence around the city and what is to come next.
In an exclusive interview with 1010 WINS, Emmy award-winning director Jon Alpert discusses how he began to work on his Life of Crime series, which spans 36 years in the lives of three local criminals.
Speaking with 1010 WINS, this source talks about what he saw and experienced at the parade- and how he was almost hit.
The Beta Test directors Jim Cummings and PJ McCabe discuss the beauty of genre-bending and how both Facebook and "Strike-tober" make the film more relevant.
Entrevista con la actriz que le da vida a "La Güera Navarrete" en la telenovela Malverde de Telemundo
The 95th annual Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will feature some classic attractions and some brand new ones as well.. including Baby Yoda!!
Eric Adams, Curtis Sliwa square off in final, 1-hour mayoral debate
Hosted by 1010 WINS reporter Juliet Papa.
Rob Walsh, host of the Bottom Line on Small Business and former Small Business Services Commissioner under Mayor Bloomberg, Rob has been involved in New York City politics for years.
Also joining is a longtime political analyst and frequent guest on our in-depth podcast Hank Sheinkopf.
Entrevista exclusiva con la actriz Iliana Guibert, viuda de Thomas McGinnis, víctima de los atentados terroristas del 9/11.
Entrevista exclusiva con María Barreto Mojica, viuda de Dennis Mojica, bombero fallecido en atentados del 9/11.
Entrevista con Kimberly Feng, la venezolana-china dueña de Little Market que empieza a estar en la mirada de las tiktokers.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay takes an emotional look back with Baseball Hall of Famer Mike Piazza on a seminal moment in the aftermath of 9/11.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay catches up with the Staten Island Borough President to talk about an exciting development in the future of the Ballpark at St. George
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay is talkin' baseball with self-described "Man on a Mission" Ron Claiborne, the former ABC News reporter/anchor who could be compared to Herman Melville's Captain Ahab.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay shines a spotlight on cricket - the world's 2nd most popular sport - with American Premiere League founder/CEO Jay Mir.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay is talkin' baseball with members of the Israeli Olympic team, which is headed to the Summer Games in Tokyo.
1010 WINS thanks all its essential workers who tirelessly cared for NYC during the pandemic.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay catches up with former Mets and Yankees pitcher Dwight Gooden
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay sits down for an exclusive chat with former Yankees and Mets 3B Todd Frazier, who just signed with the Sussex County Miners of the independent Frontier League as he prepares to play for Team USA in the Tokyo Olympics.
1010 WINS DEMOCRATIC MAYORAL DEBATE ANALYSIS WITH JULIET PAPA... SPECIAL GUESTS 1010 WINS SMALL BUSINESS HOST ROBERT WALSH AND POLITICAL ANALYST HANK SHEINKOPF.
Eric Adams, Kathryn Garcia, Scott Stringer, Maya Wiley, and Andrew Yang take the stage one last time before the primaries to convince the city who's the best candidate for Mayor.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay talks with one of the Yankees' all-time fan favorites about his new best-selling book, "The Captain & Me - On and Off the Field with Thurman Munson."
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with FDU senior Jenna Henderson and coach Mike LoPresti before the Knights head to the NCAA Tournament in Kansas City
1010 WINS Reporter Glenn Schuck speaks with Cardinal Timothy Dolan as Easter weekend begins.
Catching up with St. Francis (Brooklyn) guard Unique McLean before he takes part in the NCAA's Slam Dunk Championship this week in Indianapolis
1010 WINS reporter Juliet Papa spoke with NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan as he retires from the force and moves to his new role, Senior Advisor for Recovery and Safety Planning for Mayor de Blasio's recovery team.
Talking with the former professional tennis player and history-making President/CEO of the United States Tennis Association-turned broadcaster & author about her new book, "Own the Arena - Getting Ahead, Making a Difference, and Succeeding as the Only One”
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with Karl France, the first-ever men's volleyball head coach at Fairleigh Dickinson University
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay goes a few rounds with author Glenn Lewis, talking about "Sparring with Smokin' Joe: Joe Frazier's Epic Battles and Rivalry with Ali"
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay talks to a high school baseball star who's drawn comparisons to MLB legend Sandy Koufax
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay is hangin' with Mr. Cooper (NorthJersey.com high school sports columnist) on a Sunday morning, talkin' about his extensive - and soon to be complete - NHL jersey collection and - of course - high school sports.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay digs for some breaking MLB free agency news with former Yankees shortstop Didi Gregorius, who's helping to promote a COVID plasma trial sponsored by Johns Hopkins University
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay goes a few rounds with Emmy-winning documentary maker Eric Drath, whose latest project is "Macho: The Hector Camacho Story"
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay's hit the books hard this week - catching up today with NY Daily News baseball scribe Bill Madden to talk about "Tom Seaver - A Terrific Life," and getting the Hall of Famer's thoughts on what free agent moves we'll see from the Mets & Yankees.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay welcomes Jets legend Marty Lyons into his book nook to discuss Gang Green -- and "If These Walls Could Talk: Stories from the New York Jets Sideline, Locker Room, and Press Box."
The longtime Giants beat reporter chats with 1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay about all things Big Blue -- including her new book, "The Big 50: The Men and Moments That Made the New York Giants."
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay has a quick hit with NFL/NBA/NHL broadcaster Kenny Albert, who's going "back to school" as he gets set to call a northern NJ high school football game
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay checks in with Bergen Catholic High School head football coach Vito Campanile ahead of his 2nd-ranked Crusaders' showdown with #1 St. Peter's Prep
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay catches up with the new afternoon co-host on our sister station, WFAN, about his radio comeback and more.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay spends just a hair under 22 minutes with the former Mets manager, talking about a lineup that includes the pending ownership change in Queens, this year's World Series, the 20th anniversary of the "Subway Series," and a fundraiser he's doing with ex-Yankees skipper Joe Torre to benefit the Jackie Robinson Scholarship Foundation at Sacred Heart University.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay catches up with long time St. Peter's Prep (NJ) head coach Rich Hansen about how his #1-ranked Marauders' preparation for and start of the high school football season was impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Anchor Paul James and reporter Al Jones host the wrap-up show after the 2020 Vice Presidential Debate. They are joined by Jessica Proud, Republican strategist/communications director for NYGOP and Dr. Ester Fuchs, Professor of International and Public Affairs and Political Science at Columbia Universtiy and Director of WhosOnTheBallot.org.
Anchor Paul James and reporter Al Jones host the wrap-up show after the first 2020 Presidential Debate. They are joined by Democratic National Committeeman from NY and co-President of ZE Creative Communications Robert Zimmerman, former Executive Director of the Port Authority and Conservative commentator and author George Marlin, and ABC Analyst Alex Castellanos.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with best-selling author Jeff Pearlman about his new book, "Three-Ring Circus: Kobe, Shaq, Phil, and the Crazy Years of the Lakers Dynasty"
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay catches up with Central Jersey's own John Pak, who tied for the low round among amateur golfers (1-under par) on Day 1 of the US Open at Winged Foot in Westchester County
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay is in the eye of the Red Storm, shooting the breeze with St. John's head men's basketball coach Mike Anderson.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay shoots the breeze with the former Fordham and Hofstra men's head basketball coach about how the pandemic has affected college & high school recruiting
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay talks with Baruch College junior men's soccer player Luis Munoz, who has been training for the now-canceled New York City Marathon in a most unusual way.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with a couple of "virtual" and die-hard Brooklyn Nets fans as he gets ready to join them for the team's final restart game in the NBA's Orlando bubble.
1010 WINS sports director Marc Ernay chats with Brooklyn Nets broadcaster Ian Eagle about life in the NBA's Orlando bubble
Valencia is a volunteer for Sanctuary for Families for over 20 years now. Valencia, from Brooklyn, knew from the start that she wanted to make a difference in the lives of children. In 1997, fresh out of college and waiting to begin her career as a teacher, she began as a volunteer at Sanctuary for Families. On Thursday evenings, you’ll find Valencia at Sanctuary with the young children, some as young as two and others on the brink of adolescence, while their mothers are taking classes. She infuses their time together with security, as well as fun. Sometimes they work on homework; other times they paint, draw or play with new toys and find new enjoyment in familiar ones.
Valencia has also she spent part of her summers as a volunteer counselor at Camp Hope New York, where children of Sanctuary’s clients spent a week upstate just having fun, without fear of violence.
Sanctuary honored Valencia this past June, as a “Pillar of Change” at their annual volunteer recognition event.
Lynn Ann is the owner of the learning experience- a preschool in Hoboken, NJ that among its regular required curriculum- teaches kindness and philanthropy to the children.
Through monthly philanthropic and fundraising events, as well as songs and weekly lessons, preschoolers as young as age three are taught what it means to be kind and philanthropic.
Her curriculum- which is not taught in any other preschools- is rooted in these principals because she feels it is important to teach the younger generations about giving back and being kind to others.
Twenty-some years ago, Bronx resident Lynne Corry was homeless, addicted to drugs and alcohol, pregnant and living in a park. After fighting addiction and homelessness she is paying it forward by giving back to the agency that helped her survive.
She credits her dramatic turn-around and success to Samaritan Daytop Village’s: young mothers program, an intensive residential substance use disorder treatment program for pregnant women and mothers where she lived with her son while working on her recovery.
Even though she has long since graduated from the young mother’s program, Lynne continues to grow the annual gift program. she now receives donations from communities, schools, private citizens and foundations all over the tri-state area.
Juliana Fetherman was just a teenager when she noticed how hard it was for her brother, Michael, to make friends. Her brother has ADHD and autism which she says can be very lonely for him. Inspired by her brother and his struggles she was on a mission to help him and those like him build relationships.
She created an app called "Making Authentic Friendships" - which also happens to be her brothers initials. The app is built to match users based on age, diagnosis, interests, and location. eventfully the app will suggest meet-up spots so that if two people select the same activity interests they can then hang out and meet at that location.
It currently lives web based but Juliana's app will be officially released on ios and droid phone systems this august.
1010 WINS honors Juliana Fetherman as our difference maker.
Iain Forrest is a 24yr old medical student at Mt. Sinai that has learned to heal with more than just medicine. He started off in college pursuing degree in music wanting to "be the next yo-yo ma" but one day he performed at a hospital for terminally ill patients and saw how his music resonated with them, lifting their spirits- and he wanted to help them and found a way to intertwine music with medicine.
Iain plays for all kinds of patients at different hospitals, using the power of music to transport them somewhere outside the pain. Aside from practicing medicine, he also finds time to bring his sounds to the streets of NYC sometimes performing at popular parks through out the city or Grand Central station.
1010 WINS honors Iain Forrest as our difference maker.
Donna moved to Brooklyn from St. Lucia and began working with her aunt in salon since she was 16. She says shes always felt at home in a salon and working in beautifying others was therapeutic for her.
Recently her mother had a personal health issue which caused her to lose all her hair and got Donna into doing research for non-surgical ways to help her mother deal with these.She says seeing her mother go through this experience is what inspired her to want to help other women in similar situations.
She sees how something as simple as making a wig for someone with no hair, or giving a make over to someone can shed some light and positivity into their lives and make them feel beautiful again, like a woman again, like a person again.
She launched the free 'Beauty Day'- where every month this year she will offer her services and treat a woman going through an illness or situation like her mothers, with a spa day consisting of facial, makeup, hair done (complimentary wig if needed)
Jameel Laboo is helping spread awareness on teenage depression and anxiety. He recently wrote a book "SIGNS: We all could be better parents" a non-fictional novel showing the effects of anxiety, depression and peer pressure among our youth
The book is written from a fathers point of view on see his 11yr old daughter dealing with the struggles which is based on his own experience with his daughter.
Since the book was published last summer he has been traveling to different middle and high schools speaking to youth and parents about this topic and trying to break the stigma around it.
A Newark, New Jersey, high school principal, Akbar Cook first gave the kids a way to wash their clothes. Now he's given them a safe place to hang out on weeknights. He introduced “Lights On,” a recreational program that keeps kids off the street from 6 p.m. to midnight on Fridays during the school year and with the help of others he is expanding the program.
1010 WINS honors Akbar Cook as our difference maker.
Today's All Local covers a new details in the shooting death of a 14 year old over the weekend, a new deal for more protected bike lanes in NYC, and updates on Sandy recovery seven years after the storm
29 Oct. 2019 Today's All Local Coverage
1) Another teenager was shot in south Jamaica Queens - this time a girl - and there's some suspicion this might have had something to do with a fatal shooting of a teenager in the same neighborhood over the weekend
2) Another senior citizen was targeted and beaten in NYC. The victim believes the assault was a gang initiation.
3 Mayor Bill Deblasio and the City Council have agreed on a $1.7 billion plan that would expand the number of protected bike lanes.
In this edition of the All Local... a cop hit in the head with a metal chair Friday was released from the hospital. A City council member faces suspension pending a vote. And a phone call from Alex Trebek brightens an autistic man's day.
Today's All Local covers: Finest Homecoming - An NYPD officer is heading home after emerging from his medically induced coma, following an attack that left him with severe head injuries... Rembering Aamir - Students with heavy hearts returned to Cardozo High School in Queens today, mourning the loss of murdered classmate Aamir Griffin... Sweetener Study - The American Academy of pediatrics is calling for more research of artificial sweeteners and their long term effects on children...
This and more in the All Local.
28 Sept 2019 Today's All Local Coverage
1) There was a vigil last night at the basketball court where a 14 year old was shot and killed on Saturday. 2) A woman was shoved onto the subway tracks in Brooklyn on Saturday night. Just the latest in a series of assaults. 3) NYPD officer is in stable condition after an attack at a nail salon in Brooklyn.
1010 WINS ALL LOCAL for afternoon on 10.27.19 covers...
-remembrance in NYC and across the world for the one-year anniversary of the Tree of Life synagogue shooting
-a robbery inside the restroom of Mount Sinai
-a Queens teenager is dead after a shooting at on a basketball court
1010 WINS ALL LOCAL afternoon:
-Mayor De Blasio casts his early ballot... **editor's note: early voting will STILL use paper ballots, but the ballot poll book (where you sign in) will be electronic now.
-two men shot a man in a car on Long Island
-nostalgia train will run tomorrow to mark the 115th anniversary of the NYC subway
Today's All Local covers early voting beginning today in NYC, a violent struggle at the Holland Tunnel, and a teen beaten on a city bus on Staten Island
This afternoon's ALL LOCAL covers:
-debris from a subway falls on a woman in Bed Stuy
-early voting begins today in NYC
-Sesame Street comes to Jazz at Lincoln Center
Today's All Local covers a shooting involving an off duty NYPD Sergeant on Long Island, a proposal to ban all tourist and ride sharing helicopters over the city and unveiling of the American Dream Mall.
Today's All Local covers the opening of the American Dream Mall, a Harvey Weinstein confrontation and Mother Cabrini will be honored after all.
Today's All Local covers: Murder Mystery - A Staten Island woman was found shot to death in her home, and police say there were no signs of forced entry... Rail Links - The Port Authority will vote to approve a new rail line between Manhattan and LaGuardia Airport... Retail Frenzy - Nordstrom's new flagship NYC store opened its doors today with offerings of spa service, botox and a bar...
This and more in the All Local.
On this edition of the All Local
-A duo have been arrested in Queens for manufacturing what they say is a cancer cure
-A police officer is on the mend after a shooting in Harlem
-New bicycle safety measures for metro riders
- A new exhibit on the hunt for Osama Bin Laden opens
Today's All Local covers: NYPD Scare - An officer in Harlem was saved by his vest after taking a bullet to the chest... Bronx Pot - Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz Jr. is laying the groundwork to set up locally owned marijuana businesses in his borough, in preparation for legalized pot... Impeachment Drama - In an unauthorized breach, house GOP members stormed a secure house intelligence area during an impeachment probe-related depositon...
This and more in the All Local.
23 Oct. 2019 Today's All Local Coverage
1) A police officer was shot in Harlem this morning - so was a suspect
2) There's more falling debris from an MTA elevated subway platform and a guy in Queens says a large bolt fell
and smashed his sunroof as he drove below.
3) Police are looking for a man who just punched a 68 year old women as she walked in Harlem
Here are today's top local stories: we talk about what's new in the impeachment inquiry and how New Yorkers stand. And we have a few transportation stories for you today.... 14th street busway (no cars) may be a go, plus CitiBike wants you to let them know where to build new bike stations around the city.
Today's All Local covers the car ban along the 14th street corridor, fare evasion continues in subway stations and Samuel Adams releases an extreme beer that is illegal in New York, but no in New Jersey.
22 Oct. 2019 Today's All Local Coverage
1) Fare evasion in the subway is on the rise despite an increase of police officers in the system.
2) A Federal jury has awarded $1.75 million to a gay Staten Island man who accused cops of using homophobic slugs while
beating him outside his home.
3) There's been an arrest in Rutgers University dorm room sex assault
Today's All Local covers a fatal wall collapse in the Lower East Side, a string of robberies in College Point and a tree was chosen for Rockefeller Center this holiday season