It's the Brian Laris Show on WNYC. Good morning, everyone. Today we'll hear from leaders of two

relief organizations who have been struggling to save lives in Gaza, Doctors Without Borders

and Mercy Corps. Can President Trump's acknowledgement of the starvation make a difference to the

short or long-term situation? We'll also hear about the Trump EPA's new reported policy

toward climate change, not regulating greenhouse gas emissions at all. At all. You heard that

right. We'll hear from food politics expert, Marion Nessel, on a new way the government may

confuse you into getting diabetes. But we'll begin with the latest that we know about the mass

shooting at the Blackstone building at Park Avenue and 52nd Street in

Midtown last night around 630. New York City police officer did a rule Islam was killed.

Three bystanders were killed. And police say the gunman identified as 27-year-old

Shane Tamora took his own life. One development this morning, he apparently left a note

blaming the NFL for having the brain injury known as CTE. Police say that he had played

high school football, also that he had what they called a mental health history. Mayor Adams says

tomorrow was trying to get to the office of NFL headquarters, which is on the 33rd floor

of that building, but got an elevator that didn't stop at that floor. With us now, WNYC and Gothamist

reporter, Brittin, Kriegstein. She is on the scene. Hi, Brittany. What an awful story to have to report.

Thank you for coming on. Absolutely, report. Thank you for coming on.

Absolutely, Brian. Thank you for having me. This is really just a heartbreaking development here in Midtown.

What's it like there right now?

So things are in one part business as usual. You have a lot of folks in suits going to work, but you also have

this really eerie scene outside the building, 345 Park Avenue. Police officers are stationed outside

the door and you can actually see bullet holes and shattered glass just inside. You have

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