Morning Brief: March 19

by Rob Palazzolo | 03/19/2015 | 5:00am

Morning Brief: March 19

News? We've got it

As another sub-50 degree rolls in today, now might be the ideal time to head inside the doors of a museum while March weather is still--well, March weather. There's a bunch of exhibitions going on at the Met right now, including one on art of the Plains Indians. Cool Stuff. 

NEED TO KNOW

Netanyahu Found Votes In Israeli Right Wing   [Wall Street Journal

Racial Tensions Heat Up at University of Virginia  [Washington Post

De Blasio Embraces Religious Groups  [New York Times]

New Clues Emerge in Harlem Gas Explosion  [New York Times

It's Official: New Yorkers Have Longest Commute in Nation  [Gothamist

SPORTS

Yesterday

The Nets fell to Cleveland, 117-92

The Rangers lost to Chicago, 2-1

Today

The Knicks play Minnesota at 7:30

WEATHER

Sunny, with highs around 45 degrees.   {Full Report]

ON STAGE TONIGHT

Phil Lesh featuring Warren Haynes, Barry Sless, Rob Barraco and John Molo @ the Capitol Theatre
 
Modest Mouse (with Mimicking Birds) @ Webster Hall
 
Jimmie Vaughan @ the B.B. King Blues Club and Grill
 
Dave And Phil Alvin With The Guilty Ones (with The Far West) @ City Winery
 
Willie Nile (with The Liza Colby Sound and Jeremy And The Harlequins) @ Rough Trade NYC
 
Jonathan Edwards @ the Turning Point
 
Howard Jones @ the Paramount
 
Katrina formerly of Katrina And The Waves @ Iridium
 
 Soulive And The Shady Horns featuring Anders Osborne and George Porter Jr. (with Curtis Harding) @ 
Brooklyn Bowl
 
Frankie Valli And The Four Seasons @ the Beacon Theatre
 
Maceo Parker @ the Blue Note
 
Herb Alpert And Lani Hall @ Café Carlyle
 
Bill Frisell And Thomas Morgan @ the Village Vanguard
 
The NettWork Trio featuring Stanley Jordan, Jeff Tain Watts and Charnett Moffett @ Birdland
 
TODAY IN HISTORY
 
Today in 1941, the Tuskegee Airmen, the first all-black unit of pilots in the US Military, is officially activated. 

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