It's the Brian Leraisho on WNYC.

Good morning everyone.

We're going to start on kind of a two-part discussion

of New York City news this morning.

We have the public advocate, Jumani Williams,

who's going to join us in just a minute and then

later in the hour we're going to play clips of Mayor Adams news conference

from yesterday. Some of you know now he does this every Tuesday. It's the only time all week that he takes questions

from reporters on topics of the reporters choosing.

And the mayor is going to respond

in some of those clips to two of the bills that City Council is voting on today

that the public advocate, Jumani Williams, is very much in favor of.

So we're going to do this in two parts.

It'll become clear as we go.

Today is set to be a big day in the New York City Council

as members prepare to vote on two bills concerning

policing, public safety, and prisons. One of the bills, the one that's getting much

more press, is called the How Many Stops Act,

and it seeks to retrieve more data from NYPD officers

regarding their level one and level two stops,

as they're called.

Those are the relatively minor encounters

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