Michael Bloomberg Tells Gayle King: 'I Made A Mistake' With Stop And Frisk
"CBS This Morning" anchor Gayle King sits down with the former New York City mayor for his first televised interview since joining the 2020 presidential race.
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"CBS This Morning" anchor Gayle King sits down with the former New York City mayor for his first televised interview since joining the 2020 presidential race.
The explosion happened at around 11 a.m. at Amtrak's facility next to its tracks in Parkchester, and was felt by workers inside the next business over, a car wash.
SOTA, which stands for Special One Time Assistance, relocated families from the city's shelter system to apartments outside the five boroughs.
Police say the man fell in and was stuck for hours until someone walking by heard him calling for help.
The NYPD says 29-year-old Sashu Lawson was the person seen on July 24 attacking a 46-year-old in the Bronx.
Village officials say police were making a welfare check at a home on Romer Avenue Thursday afternoon when they found the bodies of two adults and two children inside the house.
The fiery comments come even as his own Department of Investigation issues a blistering report about how the city treated the forgotten families CBS2 has been reporting on for nearly a year.
"Flu season occurs primarily from October through May," the New York State Department of Health said in a statement Thursday.
Several police officers in a Long Island village remain on the job after a controversial video surfaced of them making an arrest. But an investigation is underway.
A warning has been issued about a scam preying on people's generosity during the holiday season. Authorities on Long Island are saying to beware of donation bins that could be bogus.
First came the photo op -- the mayor and his new commissioner -- meeting with neighborhood policing cops in the Bronx. Then came the press conference to introduce the new leadership team.
In July, Juan Rodriguez, an Iraq War veteran, drove to work at a Bronx Veteran's Administration hospital, leaving his 1-year-old twins Phoenix and Luna still strapped in their car seat.
The 57-year-old victim told investigators she was standing inside her apartment when she heard gunshots, looked down and realized she had been hit.
Bakary Darboe, 46, had just stepped off the elevator on the way back to his apartment on the seventh floor of a building on East 156th Street when Junal Jordan attacked him back in February 2017.
A Brooklyn man says he will stop at nothing to get parking for seniors and handicap drivers in front of a community center.
