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NYC Mayor Releases 9/11 Air Quality Records
Briefed in the Morning News edition of Wednesday, 09 September 2026
What was discussed
Miami plane crash victim identification0:00
- Cristabel Polancoassertion
Police have released the names of five people killed in the crash and noted five others were injured.
NTSB investigation into Miami crash0:54
- Cristabel Polancoassertion
The cause is under investigation and the NTSB is analyzing flight recorder data.
NYC releases 9/11 air quality records0:54
- Cristabel Polancoassertion
The documents show city officials knew the air was unsafe despite telling the public otherwise.
- Zorhan Mamdaniclip
Many more people lost their lives in the years following 9/11 because leaders lied about air safety.
Harding memo reveals city liability concerns1:49
- Gloria Pazminoassertion
The memo shows the city discussed legislation and legal action to protect itself from potential litigation.
Lindsey Clancy defense seeks presidential pardon2:16
- Cristabel Polancoassertion
Clancy's attorney appealed to Trump for a pardon, but the White House said pardons only apply to federal convictions.
- Kevin Reddingtonclip
He hopes Trump will revisit the issue and they can work out an acceptable plea deal.
MAC appeals Michigan vs Western Michigan game result4:08
- Cristabel Polancoassertion
The MAC appealed the result, asking the NCAA and College Football Playoff to recognize Western Michigan as the winner.
SEC threatens to expel LSU over roster rules4:35
- Cristabel Polancoassertion
The SEC is threatening to expel LSU and asking a federal court to affirm its right to enforce conference rules.
- Kyle Feldsherassertion
The SEC wants to keep former pros off the field and says LSU is flouting rules and harming the conference.
King Charles letter clarifies Harry and Meghan status5:30
- Cristabel Polancoassertion
King Charles's letter states Harry and Meghan are not working members and should be treated as private citizens.
- Sussex spokespersonclip
The couple was surprised by the letter.
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