It's the Brian Lairn Show on WNYC.

I'm Bridget Bergen, senior reporter in the WNYC and Gothamist Newsroom filling in for Brian today.

Coming up on today's show, our own Nancy Solomon will join us

for a recap of Ask Governor Murphy, the last edition of that show since the governor will be out of

office next week and Mikey Sherrill will take his place. We'll hear from Nancy about what Governor

Murphy has been up to in his last days in office and about their conversation last night.

Plus, there's a preservation battle playing out on the Upper West Side over the West Park Presbyterian Church.

The church hopes to sell the dilapidated building to a developer who will build luxury condos,

but it needs a waiver to sell because of the building is a landmark.

And many people in the community, including some well-known actors, are hoping to prevent the sale

because the church has long been an affordable arts hub in the expensive neighborhood.

One of those actors, Mark Ruffalo, will join us along with Peg Green,

president of the New York Landmarks Conservancy.

And we're going to wrap up today's show by hearing the details about that cryptocurrency venture,

some might call it a scam, that former Mayor Adams was connected to this week.

My guest who covers the industry for Fortune magazine will share some best

practices for crypto too. But first, more news involving ICE and Minneapolis this morning.

Yesterday, federal officials say an ICE officer shot and injured a man there. Officials say the man

was from Venezuela and was in the country illegally.

Officials also say the man was fleeing a targeted traffic stop when they caught up with him

that then evolved into a violent act where he was trying to resist arrest. Two neighbors who

witnessed the attempted arrest intervened with a broom and a snow shovel. The ice officer

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