Morning Brief: June 9

Museum Mile on Fifth Avenue is opening its doors to the public, for free--that's right, free. The treasures that New York City has to offer in cultural gems like the Met and the Guggenheim will be open to all, free of charge, for a three-hour stretch today. And that's along with a 23-block-long stretch of 5th avenue turned into a pedestrian promenade. Only in New York. 

NEED TO KNOW

Turkey Facing Uncertain Times Post-Election  [Wall Street Journal] 

Supreme Court Upholds President's Authority on Foreign Policy  [Washington Post] 

Hunt for Escapees Upstate Continues  [New York Times] 

New York State Assembly Speaker Under Spending Allegations  [New York Times]

Toni Morrison and Other Prominent Authors Urge More Money for NYC Libraries  [NY Daily News]  

SPORTS

Tonight

The Yankees take on the Nationals at 7:05

The Mets play the Giants at 7:10

WEATHER

Bring an umbrella, showers are likely this morning. It'll clear up a bit, and highs will reach 82 degrees.  [Full Report] 

ON STAGE TONIGHT

 Dave Matthews Band @ Nikon at Jones Beach Theater