Good morning. I’m Rosemarie DeSapio, and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Thursday, October 31st. A veteran EMS lieutenant who nearly died of an aneurysm on-duty while trying to save another EMT was met with thunderous applause as he left Mount Sinai Manhattan hospital yesterday. Lt. Raymond Wang clutched a bright red heart pillow as his fellow EMTs and family members wheeled him through a long line of clapping and cheering colleagues.

Good morning. I’m Rosemarie DeSapio, and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Wednesday, October 30th. Movers, keepers! The father-and-son owners of a shady Queens moving company were arrested yesterday over claims they held customer belongings hostage while demanding exorbitant tacked-on fees, officials said. 65-year-old Michael Nadel and 35-year-old Yarin Nadel of Fresh Meadows, are accused of tacking on fees upwards of 10% of the original estimate, authorities said.

Good morning. I’m Joseph Delaney, and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Tuesday, October 29th. The Brooklyn cop who shot and killed a man who slugged him in the head with a chair left the hospital yesterday afternoon after emerging from a medically-induced coma. With both eyes swollen shut, Officer Lesly Lafontant waved to dozens of cheering cops from his wheelchair as he left Brookdale University Hospital with his wife and 4 children at his side.

Good morning. I’m Joseph Delaney, and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Monday, October 28th. An off-duty NYPD cop waiting for coffee wrestled with a trio of brazen thieves after they swiped a tip jar from the counter of a Chelsea espresso bar, authorities said. The chaos began when one of the crooks grabbed the tip jar from the counter at Matto Espresso on 7th Ave. near West 21st St. on Friday afternoon.

Good morning. I’m Rosemarie DeSapio and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Friday, October 25th. An unhinged “transit nuisance," who has been pulling emergency brakes on New York subways, and exposing himself to straphangers, is being sought by police for throwing a woman headfirst into a Brooklyn subway car. 23-year-old Isaiah Thompson was caught on video pushing 2 people during a clash at DeKalb Avenue.

Good morning. I’m Rosemarie DeSapio and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Thursday, October 24th. A St. John’s University lacrosse team captain stabbed and nearly disemboweled a roommate, during an argument at an unsanctioned frat house. 21-year-old Matthew Stockfeder is facing assault charges for the stabbing inside the home on 172nd Street, near 73rd Avenue in Fresh Meadows, Queens, a few blocks from the campus. The 23-year-old victim, a St.

Good morning. I’m Rosemarie DeSapio and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Wednesday, October 23rd. A city worker repaving a street near Gracie Mansion on the Upper East Side was run over and killed by a colleague yesterday. Horrified witnesses told police that Transportation Department worker Eduardo Calle Abril was in the middle of repaving a stretch of East 88th Street, near York Avenue, when a Mack dump truck involved in the project backed up into him.

Good morning. I’m Joseph Delaney and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Tuesday, October 22nd. A wall collapse at a Lower East Side construction site, at a burned-out historic synagogue yesterday, killed 1 worker and injured another. First responders rushed to 60 Norfolk Street after getting a call at 9:58 am, and found 2 workers buried under a pile of brick and masonry rubble after a wall they were working on crashed down around them.

Good morning. I’m Joseph Delaney and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Monday, October 21st. Joe Biden stopped in New York City yesterday to rally support for his 2020 presidential campaign — the second Democratic presidential primary candidate to stump in the 5 boroughs in as many days.

Good morning. I’m Rosemarie DeSapio, and here is your New York Daily News morning briefing for Friday, October 18th. The New York City Council passed a plan to build 4 new borough-based jails yesterday, marking the end of a months-long effort to push through a proposal that politicians say will ultimately end in a Rikers Island shutdown. 36 of the 49 council members who voted cast ballots in favor of the $8.7 billion land use plan.