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Now, as usual on Wednesdays, our lead Eric Adams reporter, Elizabeth Kim, joins us with excerpts from an analysis of the mayor's Tuesday news conference.

Hey Liz, welcome back to the show.

Good morning, Brian.

And I want to start with Win Rosario.

You know that I've been asking you off the air for weeks.

Did the mayor talk about Win Rosario this week?

And this week he finally did.

And listeners, for those of you who don't know,

this tragic story, 19-year-old killed by police in his own home while in mental distress,

and the mayor responded to several questions about Rosario's death yesterday. And so we'll

start with a clip where he's responding to a question

about the action the city is taking, if any, against the officers responsible. And we'll get

into why that's even a question. Here's the mayor. And there's been many conversations across the

country. Or should police respond or shouldn't they respond during the time of a person that's

dealing with their mental health crises?

It's not a perfect science.

And when a police respond in this particular case, it was not one of those cases that normally

will have the mental health professional respond to, but you have to get it right and try

to get it right all the time, and it's just not that easy to do.

So it's an investigation.

The Attorney General will make her determination, and then the other

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