The Mornings @ 10 team is showing some pre-Valentine's Day love... to kids! We are sharing 14 awesome ways youngsters can feel our love. (17:53) But first, Nina Pineda drops by to warn about scams this tax season. As careful as we can be, she's got tips to save headaches and nightmares when it comes to taxes. (10:34) And, Aaron Katersky is in the studio to explain and break down the DOJ's federal investigation of NYCHA. (7:28)

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The Mornings @ 10 team is remembering the life and career of country singer Toby Keith. With his death at 62 years old, and news of King Charles III's cancer diagnosis, Dr. Darien Sutton drops by the studio to discuss the importance of cancer screenings. (10:17) But first, dozens of NYCHA employees were arrested in a massive federal corruption investigation in New York City. (1:00) Plus, are school buses a thing of the past? (16:19)

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The Mornings @ 10 team has details from the Grammys you won't want to miss. Taylor Swift took home her fourth Grammy for Album of the Year, but that's not all. The music icon also announced a new album on the horizon. (11:58) Then, Jersey Shore star Mike Sorrentino, AKA 'The Situation,' shares a scary encounter his family had when his child briefly choked on a piece of pasta. (14:12) \And, Bill Murray attended a reunion for one of his movies that has a lot to do with a prognosticating rodent. (16:16)

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The Mornings @ 10 team discusses plans for medical debt relief (2:05); journalist Pedro Rivera’s journey back to Eyewitness News (4:23); heart health with Dr. Anu Lala (8:40); and your best deals for Valentine’s Day and the rest of the month with Nina Pineda (12:11) and much more.

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The Mornings @ 10 team compares Sam Champion with his rodent opponent, also named Sam Champion. Whose forecast will be the most accurate on Groundhog Day? (10:56) Then, more on one woman's stint on Wheel of Fortune, or rather, misfortune. Do you think she said the answer to earn the $40,000? (13:14) Plus, Dr. Darien Sutton is in the studio to discuss theories behind increased cancer rates. Some of those factors could be diet, overuse of antibiotics, and more. (19:57)

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The Mornings @ 10 team is talking feelings. One happy character from Sesame Street recently took to social media to ask if everyone was doing okay. Elmo's simple question sparks an interesting conversation on mental health. (11:32) Plus, Sandy Kenyon is in to honor Chita Rivera for the Broadway icon that she was. (14:03) And, Nina Pineda has important tips for avoiding hackers on social media platforms like Facebook. (19:53)

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The Mornings @ 10 team has a conversation with Mayor Eric Adams on why he is opposing the 'How Many Stops' act. The legislation would require the nation's largest police department and its officers to document all investigative encounters. (10:54) Plus, there is a good chance concessions will once again be sold on the Staten Island Ferry. (21:33) And, it's almost Valentine's Day... How much are you willing to spend on your boo? (24:22)

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The Mornings @ 10 team breaks down what could be a very Swiftie Super Bowl 58. (15:12) Plus, Nina Pineda drops by to discuss key information to consider before buying a used vehicle. (8:59) Then, you may remember Zaab Zaab from our Neighborhood Eats segment back in November. Well, the owners have been named semifinalists for a very special award. (18:09)

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The post-holidays cold and wet weather can make you just want to curl up indoors.

There's new research out suggesting that if you're invited out, and don't want to go, you really can say no without becoming a total pariah.

Etiquette expert Myka Meier joined Eyewitness News Mornings @ 10 to share how to say no to an invitation and not feel bad about it or lose your connection to your friends.

Plus, we look at an alarming rise in bullying among school kids in New Jersey. The troubling phenomenon has quadrupled since 2018. We examine the trend.

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The Mornings @ 10 team discusses whether self-checkout is, well, out. (10:13) Then, Dr. Darien Sutton joins the group to explore the science behind gene therapy and how it may help children with genetic deafness. (15:42) Nina Pineda has the details on what to do if your building lacks hot water or heat in these cold months. (17:44)

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