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NEW YORK, NY - JUNE 21: An unidentified woman injured in a car accident is wheeled into a hospital by members of the Bedford-Stuyvesant Volunteer Ambulance Corps (BSVAC) on June 21, 2013 in the Brooklyn borough New York City. BSVAC is the nation's first minority-run volunteer ambulance corps which was founded in 1988 by two EMS workers, Captain James ''Rocky'' Robinson and Specialist Joe Perez. The BSVAC has historically worked in the poor and crime afflicted neighborhood of Bedford-Stuyvesant where many residents do not have health insurance. BSVAC has struggled financially with three their five ambulances currently inactive as they cannot afford to insure them. Despite this, BSVAC responds to thousands of 911 calls a year, many of them resulting from gun shots and stabbings. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

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Larry Quinn: The Speaker's biggest fan.

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Mr. de Blasio talking about the closure of St. Vincent's hospital. (Photo: Gideon Resnick)

Bill de Blasio Defends Susan Sarandon’s Honor

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The scene from today's presser.

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By Drew Grant
(Photo: Getty)

Andrew Cuomo Recalls His Final Words With Ed Koch

By Colin Campbell
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