Harvey Weinstein Juror Sheds Light On Deliberations: 'Nothing Simple About It'
Juror No. 9, identified as Drew, spoke exclusively with Gayle King on "CBS This Morning."
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Juror No. 9, identified as Drew, spoke exclusively with Gayle King on "CBS This Morning."
There's a renewed push for safety legislation in New York City, following a string of pedestrian deaths this week, including two children.
A scene from "Breakfast at Tiffany's" was filmed there, and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis was often seen dining at the former East 53rd Street location with her son, John F. Kennedy Jr.
New York real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran is known as a shark, but she just fell for a phishing scam.
Department of Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia shows CBSN New York Dana Tyler the new reusable bag meant to replace single-use plastic bags in New York City and elsewhere around the state starting on March 1.
Testing to determine whether or not the resident has coronavirus will take at least 36 to 48 hours.
At the hospital, they know there's a good chance they'll treat a patient with the potentially deadly novel coronavirus sooner than later.
Police say a mother handed her 7-year-old daughter a $1 bill to give to a homeless woman who was sitting on the sidewalk with her dog.
Gyms would also need to offer easy ways to cancel memberships, either by phone or online.
Police sources told CBS2 48-year-old Marc Scheibel forced the non-verbal student to touch his private area.
The Lyndhurst High School varsity basketball team says AJ Leone is the hardest worker on the team.
They were hit around 8:15 a.m. near Pennsylvania and Blake avenues in East New York.
There are now more than 82,000 confirmed coronavirus cases globally. Sixty are in the United States.
There is still widespread anxiety about the coronavirus and skepticism about local and federal ability to deal with the virus should an outbreak become widespread in this country.
The current bill would only apply on days when the wind speed exceeds 25 mph.
