A Look Back: Dana Tyler and Tony Bennett at Da Vinci exhibit
In this edition of "A Look Back," we remember Tony Bennett as he visited the Leonard da Vinci exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2003. CBS New York's Dana Tyler reports.
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In this edition of "A Look Back," we remember Tony Bennett as he visited the Leonard da Vinci exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2003. CBS New York's Dana Tyler reports.
Police say the well dressed suspects got away with $20,000, luxury bags, jewelry and a Mercedes.
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Gov. Phil Murphy says the state is suing the federal government to block the process. As CBS New York's John Dias reports, it comes the same day some of the new tolls were installed.
New Jersey is suing the federal government to block the controversial plan to charge drivers who enter Manhattan below 60th Street.
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It comes as New Jersey's top officials are expected to announce actions against the controversial plan. CBS New York's John Dias has the details.
The deal avoids a potential shutdown of Broadway shows.
The class action lawsuit was filed on behalf of about 1,300 demonstrators who said they were arrested or beaten by the NYPD.
The mayor insists the city has reached its limit, with about 55,000 asylum seekers being housed in humanitarian relief centers here. So city housing is now closed to new arrivals. CBS New York's John Dias has reaction from advocates who oppose the plan.
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