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| New York Today: Debating the Debate | New York Today: Debating the Debate |
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| Updated, 6:54 a.m. | |
| Good morning on this cloud-clearing Tuesday. | Good morning on this cloud-clearing Tuesday. |
| Less than an hour into last night’s debate, Donald J. Trump made it local. | Less than an hour into last night’s debate, Donald J. Trump made it local. |
| He once again praised the stop-and-frisk policing strategy, an official practice of the New York Police Department until 2013, saying it “brought the crime rate way down.” | |
| When Lester Holt, the debate’s moderator, said stop-and-frisk had been ruled unconstitutional in New York for singling out black and Hispanic young men, Mr. Trump objected, saying that the case had been taken away from the judge who issued that ruling. | When Lester Holt, the debate’s moderator, said stop-and-frisk had been ruled unconstitutional in New York for singling out black and Hispanic young men, Mr. Trump objected, saying that the case had been taken away from the judge who issued that ruling. |
| New York Times fact-checkers quickly pointed out that Mr. Holt’s and Mr. Trump’s comments were both true. | New York Times fact-checkers quickly pointed out that Mr. Holt’s and Mr. Trump’s comments were both true. |
| Michael R. Bloomberg, then the mayor, appealed the judge’s ruling, but when Mayor Bill de Blasio took office, he repudiated the policy and dropped the appeal. | Michael R. Bloomberg, then the mayor, appealed the judge’s ruling, but when Mayor Bill de Blasio took office, he repudiated the policy and dropped the appeal. |
| Mrs. Clinton retorted that under Mr. de Blasio, crime had continued to drop, to which Mr. Trump said: “You’re wrong.” | Mrs. Clinton retorted that under Mr. de Blasio, crime had continued to drop, to which Mr. Trump said: “You’re wrong.” |
| J. Peter Donald, a spokesman for the New York Police Department, quickly posted a response on Twitter, saying that stop-and-frisk had decreased nearly 97 percent in New York City since 2011, and that crime, murder and shootings had decreased significantly during the same period. | J. Peter Donald, a spokesman for the New York Police Department, quickly posted a response on Twitter, saying that stop-and-frisk had decreased nearly 97 percent in New York City since 2011, and that crime, murder and shootings had decreased significantly during the same period. |
| As expected, there was also a nod to the explosion in Chelsea, during the segment on national security. Mrs. Clinton said she was “so proud” of law enforcement in New York, in Minnesota and in New Jersey for their responses to recent attacks. | As expected, there was also a nod to the explosion in Chelsea, during the segment on national security. Mrs. Clinton said she was “so proud” of law enforcement in New York, in Minnesota and in New Jersey for their responses to recent attacks. |
| Here’s what else is happening: | Here’s what else is happening: |
| Today will be a bit friendlier than last night’s debate. | Today will be a bit friendlier than last night’s debate. |
| It may look cloudy when your alarm goes off — and early birds might see a raindrop here or there — but the gray will give way to blue skies, sunshine and a high near 74. | It may look cloudy when your alarm goes off — and early birds might see a raindrop here or there — but the gray will give way to blue skies, sunshine and a high near 74. |
| Savor the splendid weather while you can: The rest of the week is looking drippy and droopy. | Savor the splendid weather while you can: The rest of the week is looking drippy and droopy. |
| • David Wildstein, the organizer of the lane shutdown at the George Washington Bridge, testified that Gov. Chris Christie’s former campaign manager knew about the plan. [New York Times] | • David Wildstein, the organizer of the lane shutdown at the George Washington Bridge, testified that Gov. Chris Christie’s former campaign manager knew about the plan. [New York Times] |
| • New York could become the first city to guarantee lawyers for poor tenants facing eviction. [New York Times] | • New York could become the first city to guarantee lawyers for poor tenants facing eviction. [New York Times] |
| • A statue of Lenin on a roof in the Lower East Side has been toppled but is expected to be reinstalled just down the block. [New York Times] | • A statue of Lenin on a roof in the Lower East Side has been toppled but is expected to be reinstalled just down the block. [New York Times] |
| • Today is National Voter Registration Day. Here’s information on how and where to register before the Oct. 14 deadline. [Voting.NYC] | |
| • The latest Women in the Workplace study by Lean In, the nonprofit founded by Sheryl Sandberg, looks at how men and women inhabit the world of work. [Wall Street Journal] | |
| • The opening of the Second Avenue subway could be delayed. [DNAInfo] | • The opening of the Second Avenue subway could be delayed. [DNAInfo] |
| • At 60,000 trips per day, Citi Bike has hit a new daily ridership peak. [Streetsblog N.Y.C.] | • At 60,000 trips per day, Citi Bike has hit a new daily ridership peak. [Streetsblog N.Y.C.] |
| • Should illegal housing ads be banned from Airbnb? [CBS] | • Should illegal housing ads be banned from Airbnb? [CBS] |
| • Tom Hanks photobombed a couple’s wedding shoot in Central Park — to the apparent delight of all involved. [NBC] | • Tom Hanks photobombed a couple’s wedding shoot in Central Park — to the apparent delight of all involved. [NBC] |
| • On Monday, we launched our one-week experiment, New York Tonight, an evening roundup of the day’s most important New York stories. What did you think? Let us know at nytonight@nytimes.com or in the comments. | • On Monday, we launched our one-week experiment, New York Tonight, an evening roundup of the day’s most important New York stories. What did you think? Let us know at nytonight@nytimes.com or in the comments. |
| • Today’s Metropolitan Diary: “Talking Parades With the Police” | • Today’s Metropolitan Diary: “Talking Parades With the Police” |
| • Scoreboard: Yankees box Blue Jays, 7-5. Marlins snarl Mets, 7-3. | • Scoreboard: Yankees box Blue Jays, 7-5. Marlins snarl Mets, 7-3. |
| • For a global look at what’s happening, see Your Tuesday Briefing. | • For a global look at what’s happening, see Your Tuesday Briefing. |
| • An exhibition of illustrations, part of the monthlong French Comics Framed festival, is at the Cooper Union’s Foundation Building in the East Village. [Free] | • An exhibition of illustrations, part of the monthlong French Comics Framed festival, is at the Cooper Union’s Foundation Building in the East Village. [Free] |
| • Rise and shine with a morning Tai Chi class for beginners at Crotona Park in the Bronx. 8 a.m. [Free] | • Rise and shine with a morning Tai Chi class for beginners at Crotona Park in the Bronx. 8 a.m. [Free] |
| • An evening of classical music takes place at Columbia University’s Miller Theater in Morningside Heights. 6 p.m. [Free] | • An evening of classical music takes place at Columbia University’s Miller Theater in Morningside Heights. 6 p.m. [Free] |
| • John B. Judis, the author of “The Populist Explosion,” talks about the phenomenon in light of the campaigns of Mr. Trump and of Senator Bernie Sanders, at Civic Hall in the Flatiron district. 6:30 p.m. [Free, R.S.V.P. here] | • John B. Judis, the author of “The Populist Explosion,” talks about the phenomenon in light of the campaigns of Mr. Trump and of Senator Bernie Sanders, at Civic Hall in the Flatiron district. 6:30 p.m. [Free, R.S.V.P. here] |
| • Test your political knowledge at an election-themed quiz show at Q.E.D. in Astoria, Queens. 7 p.m. [$10] | • Test your political knowledge at an election-themed quiz show at Q.E.D. in Astoria, Queens. 7 p.m. [$10] |
| • Yankees host Red Sox, 7:05 p.m. (YES). Mets at Marlins, 7:10 p.m. (SNY). | • Yankees host Red Sox, 7:05 p.m. (YES). Mets at Marlins, 7:10 p.m. (SNY). |
| • Subway and PATH | • Subway and PATH |
| • Railroads: L.I.R.R., Metro-North, N.J. Transit, Amtrak | • Railroads: L.I.R.R., Metro-North, N.J. Transit, Amtrak |
| • Roads: Check traffic map or radio report on the 1s or the 8s. | • Roads: Check traffic map or radio report on the 1s or the 8s. |
| • Alternate-side parking: in effect until Oct. 3. | • Alternate-side parking: in effect until Oct. 3. |
| • Ferries: Staten Island Ferry, New York Waterway, East River Ferry | • Ferries: Staten Island Ferry, New York Waterway, East River Ferry |
| • Airports: La Guardia, J.F.K., Newark | • Airports: La Guardia, J.F.K., Newark |
| We all remember how awkward it was to learn about puberty and sex. | We all remember how awkward it was to learn about puberty and sex. |
| A new video series starting today aims to make it a bit easier for youngsters — and their parents — to deal with the birds and the bees. | A new video series starting today aims to make it a bit easier for youngsters — and their parents — to deal with the birds and the bees. |
| Its mantra: “More info, less weird.” | Its mantra: “More info, less weird.” |
| Experts in sex education, along with a number of local animators, have collaborated to create AMAZE, an online resource for 10- to 14-year-olds seeking answers about things like masturbation and sexual orientation. | Experts in sex education, along with a number of local animators, have collaborated to create AMAZE, an online resource for 10- to 14-year-olds seeking answers about things like masturbation and sexual orientation. |
| Animated videos on the program’s YouTube channel — and on other social media — feature talking pimples, swimming sperm with faces on them, and rocket ships symbolizing… well, you can imagine the rest. | Animated videos on the program’s YouTube channel — and on other social media — feature talking pimples, swimming sperm with faces on them, and rocket ships symbolizing… well, you can imagine the rest. |
| In a video about puberty in girls, a young female voice tells a girl, “Stop worrying, you look fine! Everybody is going through it, and nobody thinks you’re gross.” | In a video about puberty in girls, a young female voice tells a girl, “Stop worrying, you look fine! Everybody is going through it, and nobody thinks you’re gross.” |
| For the adults among us, let’s all be thankful we don’t have to go through that phase again. | For the adults among us, let’s all be thankful we don’t have to go through that phase again. |
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