Judge LaSalle Nomination Rejected; Mayor Adams Talks Women's Health; Challenges Faced by Black Real Estate Agents; Defining News From Your Neighborhood

Coming up on today's show: 

• New York State Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal (D, WF - 47th), chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee, talks about Wednesday's hearing on the nomination of Judge Hector LaSalle to head the State Court of Appeals and the committee's narrow vote to reject the nomination.
• NYC Mayor Eric Adams discusses the administration's new women's health agenda, which includes access to abortion pills at city-run health clinics, and various initiatives related to maternal health, sexual health and education and disparities in diseases.
• Colette Coleman, a writer focused on race and equity, talks about her reporting for the New York Times article "Selling Houses While Black" about the challenges faced, and strategies adopted, by Black real estate agents, who are underrepresented in the profession and earn less than their white counterparts.
• For the past two weeks, the Brian Lehrer Show asked for stories of the most defining news events of people's lifetimes, and most of the events were big, global events, like 9/11 and Pearl Harbor. Today, listeners call in to share the biggest news event or trend in their towns or neighborhoods.

Transcripts are posted to each segment as they become available.