Eye On New York: Glass Heart
Right in the heart of Times Square is a giant glass heart made up of hundreds of glass tubes. Architect Bjarke Ingels speaks with CBS 2's Mary Calvi about the project.
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Right in the heart of Times Square is a giant glass heart made up of hundreds of glass tubes. Architect Bjarke Ingels speaks with CBS 2's Mary Calvi about the project.
A state senator and his wife said Saturday they were attacked and beaten at a Niagara Falls casino hotel after the lawmaker tried to break up an argument between two men, one of whom accused him of hating the Indian tribe that owned the resort.
The 136th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show barks its way into the Big Apple this week, with the purebreeds strutting their stuff at Madison Square Garden. But before they name Best In Show, a pre-show party and fashion show was held to benefit New York City shelter animals.
Police made two arrests this week: teacher's aide Gregory Atkins in Manhattan and another teacher's aide, Taleek Brooks, in Brooklyn.
Beverly Hills police said Houston was pronounced dead at 3:55 p.m. in her room on the fourth floor of the Beverly Hilton Hotel.
On Saturday, outraged PBA members and residents came together to fight a proposal to revamp four precincts, turning them into community policing centers.
"Your children are going to be getting into environments that are better for their future. It's as simple as that," Newark Mayor Cory Booker said.
The historic performance at the Majestic Theater included a giant cake and special curtain call.
The plan calls for more than 200 million-square feet of space to be built into two super blocks.
A woman accused of extorting money from Yankees general manager Brian Cashman has a history of arrests for stalking and harassing ex-lovers, but not every former beau wound up being viewed as the victim.
The Compassionate Care Foundation had sued Westampton shortly after the Burlington County town's Land Development Board voted last month to reject its proposed facility in a vacant warehouse.
Stanley Fischer worked in the Division of Consumer Affairs, serving as executive director of its consumer protection office, before being fired in 2007.
Sens. Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand, along with Long Island congressman Timothy Bishop, say immigration officials have granted permission for South African Tim Smulian to remain in the United States for another year.
This weekend across the country, thousands are hopping on an exercise bike to raise money to fight rare cancers.
