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Amtrak said it is making good progress as the first week of the dreaded "Summer of Hell" repair work at Penn Station wraps up.
Prosecutors filed the charges Friday against Cosmo DiNardo and Sean Kratz.
Charges have been dropped against a Spectrum employee who was accused of vandalizing fiber optic cables, knocking out service to thousands of customers in Queens last month.
The legendary singer will be interviewed by CBS News anchor Anthony Mason, before performing some of his classic hits. Also joining are bandleader Paul Shaffer, award-winning journalist Lesley Stahl, of "60 Minutes," former New York City Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, and from the sports world – Adam Graves, Bobby Valentine and George Martin.
Here is a transcript of U.S. Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.), ranking member of the Committee on Homeland Security, delivering the Weekly Democratic Address
One man was killed and another wounded when two men on bicycles opened fire on the car the men were sitting in early Friday morning.
The singer posted a picture of herself holding the babies on Instagram late Thursday night and wrote in the caption, "Sir Carter and Rumi 1 month today.''
The week is coming to a close with big changes in our weather. The cold front has passed through overnight bringing a 10 degree change in our temperatures.
The attackers were killed by security forces.
Now, he's gearing up to go head-to-head with his former friend Marcus Browne at the Nassau Coliseum in what will be the arena's first fight in more than 30 years.
My last yoga class was baaad. My classmates were animals. I guess I should have known just by the name.
He shares memories of the ill-fated launch of Newsradio 88 hours after the main and backup radio towers were flatted in a fatal plane crash, among others.
When John F. Kennedy Jr.'s plane went down on its way to Martha's Vineyard, WCBS reporter Peter Haskell wasn't working but called into the newsroom to see how he could help.
Dozens of newlyweds say the same photographer took their pictures and money and then disappeared.
