Roger Goodell Says NFL Was 'Wrong For Not Listening' Earlier, Encourages All To Peacefully Protest
Goodell closed by pledging his own support to those fighting injustice.
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Goodell closed by pledging his own support to those fighting injustice.
The police commissioner says there are other incidents currently under investigation and the department will be transparent as the process continues.
Local athletes will soon be able to return to practice, but one coach is growing the sport of basketball over Zoom. CBS2's Steve Overmyer reports Coach Chiene Joy Jones, Athletic Director at Promise Academy, is making a push to empower a younger audience: girls ages 5 to 9.
CBS2 is continuing to share the stories of people who bravely fought and beat COVID-19. Natalie Duddridge met a Staten Island nurse who lost her mother to the coronavirus, while she was battling it herself.
Demonstrations over of the death of George Floyd have remained peaceful in Jersey City, where more protests are expected this weekend. CBS2's Kevin Rincon reports some reforms are already in the works as protesters continue demanding change.
The desperation for change has been spilling out on the streets of New York. It's also drawing support from a cross section of the community.
It's a welcome relief to many parents of disabled children, who say they cannot wait any longer for these vital services.
Powerful images of demonstrators have people looking for ways to engage in peaceful and meaningful change in other ways.
Phase 2 means yes for hair salons and barbershops; they can open, mostly by appointment.
The mayor insists it is working, but many think it is making things worse.
Subway ridership is expected to be at 10-15% of pre-pandemic levels during Phase One, said MTA Chairman Pat Foye. Bus ridership will be about 30-40% of normal.
Cuomo said New York should lead the charge "as the progressive capital."
CBS2's Elle McLogan checks in to find out how Chef Angel Medina is adapting in the face of hardship.
The unemployment rate took a surprising drop, but while hope exists the road to recovery remains uncertain.
He said keeping the momentum going on reopening is all about the city's testing and tracing program. He said the city aims to be able to test at least 50,000 people per day.
