Tomorrow on #InFocusNY1 , @CherylWillsNY1 is joined by Julie Menin and COJO Flatbush to discuss how the city is combatting antisemitism. Plus, in an exclusive, two Oct. 7 survivors talk about an exhibit that recreates that fateful day. Watch tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m.

Showers may build in late tonight in #NYC . 🌧️
Michael Autovino says temperatures will drop to the low 50s. 🌃

New York Times columnist Dan Barry is the editor of a new book collecting the best works of influential journalist Jimmy Breslin. He joined Errol Louis (@errol.louis on Threads) on #NY1You Decide to discuss their shared love of Breslin's columns and how he changed journalism.
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An unusually strong solar storm hitting Earth produced stunning displays of color in the skies across the Northern Hemisphere early today, with no immediate reports of disruptions to power and communications. specne.ws/wn5dEq

The Bushwick community is grieving after a driver fleeing from police struck and killed a 71-year-old woman Thursday evening in Brooklyn. specne.ws/dLVmz1

Mayor Eric Adams landed in Italy on Friday morning as part of a conference with international leaders. specne.ws/yazs8y

The Department of Justice is moving to reclassify marijuana as a less dangerous drug. So what would that mean for the cannabis industry? Errol Louis (@errol.louis on Threads), Bobby Cuza and Spectrum News Ohio political anchor Curtis Jackson discuss this and more on the latest episode of #TheBigDeal .

NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center has issued a G4 (Severe) Geomagnetic Watch since 2005, meaning the northern lights, or aurora borealis, could be visible for much of the northern United States on Friday night and early Saturday morning. specne.ws/g4a9z4

It's foggy and drizzly in #NYC . 🌫️ ☂️

John Davitt says it will be a chilly evening, with temperatures in the low 50s. 🌃

Columbia University students began graduating today, after weeks of protests and resulting arrests on campus.

The school canceled plans to hold a university-wide commencement, but its individual schools and colleges are still holding ceremonies. specne.ws/mcGF5H

Gov. Kathy Hochul will announce Friday afternoon that the executive director of the state's Office of Cannabis Management and the office's chief equity officer will be removed from the agencies, multiple sources confirmed to Spectrum News.
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We’ve got a soggy Friday on tap in #NYC . 🌧️

Guy Brown says temperatures will be chilly, with rain sticking around through the evening commute. 🌂

Pizza and Central Park are a popular combo for New Yorkers, but all those pizza boxes can lead to a big problem. specne.ws/tRci1m

A nonprofit that's been helping Chinese immigrants, says the new arrivals aren’t going to city shelters because of language and cultural barriers. Instead, they rely on the assistance of family and friends. specne.ws/Yxphnx

After a months-long investigation, the city comptroller's office said the 60-day shelter policy has been carelessly implemented and had damaging outcomes on those impacted. specne.ws/PhFevV

More than 120 House lawmakers are demanding that additional funding for a federal program that helps tens of millions of low-income Americans access the internet be attached to a must-pass FAA reauthorization bill. specne.ws/HYmviW

The school's interim president, Donna Shalala, said the school wrote a letter to the Manhattan District Attorney’s office requesting that “all charges be dropped.” specne.ws/jqv7dG

The man who pleaded guilty to attacking three NYPD officers with a machete in Times Square on New Year's Eve in 2022 has been sentenced to 27 years in prison, federal prosecutors said Thursday. specne.ws/Nr3eDa

Fashion designer Surya Garg creates clothing as an ode to celebrating her multiculturalism after years of trying to embrace both of her ethnicities. specne.ws/ftsmim

It's cloudy and cool in #NYC . ☁️

John Davitt says to be prepared for some rain around 9 p.m.☂️