Chris Wragge
Seen At 11: There’s A Market For Everything — You Can Even Buy An Alibi
Need an excuse to avoid visiting family? How about a reason to call in sick? Maybe you need to pretend you’re somewhere that you’re not? Now you can buy a customized cover-up for any scenario, an affair, and more.
With Final Debate Over, Candidates Begin Mad Dash To Election Day
Mitt Romney and President Obama both spent Tuesday campaigning in some key battleground states.
Doctors: Deadly Meningitis Outbreak In Southern States Could Make Its Way To N.J.
Five people have died after being injected with a steroid often used for back pain. The drug was distributed to 23 states, including New Jersey, and now officials are scrambling to see who may have been infected.
Seen At 11: An Up Close Look At NYPD’s Anti-Terror Dive Team
There is a large part of the war on terror that is being fought in the city every day, but many New Yorkers do not see it.
Police Release Murderer’s Confession In 2011 LES Stabbing Of Sarah Coit
Barrera was initially reluctant to admit his guilt, but eventually confessed to stabbing Coit a dozen times and leaving her for dead.
Autopsy Shows Northwestern Student From L.I. Drowned
Investigators said there were no signs of foul play when 18-year-old sophomore Harsha Maddula’s body was found in the water in Wilmette Harbor around 7 p.m. Thursday, the school said in a statement posted on its website.
Stephen Siller Foundation Helps Build House For Triple-Amputee Veteran
After viewing CBS’s coverage of the Tunnel To Towers Run, a businessman donated nearly half a million dollars to the Tunnel To Towers Foundation.
Mayor Bloomberg Calls WTC Construction Most Complex Project ‘In History Of The World’
The situation, the mayor said, was quite complicated, so delays were to be expected. In fact, he called construction at the World Trade Center “probably the most complex construction project in the history in the world.”
Bad Breakup Leads To Stunning — And False — Bomb Scare On US Airways Flight
Everybody has rough breakups, but they don’t usually end with the FBI pulling you off of an airplane. That is unless you’re the unlucky man who tried to fly out of Philadelphia on Thursday.
Eye On New York: Handling Childhood Anxiety, The Fall Movie Lineup, The Fight Against Cancer
The beginning of the school year is just around the corner and experts have seen a growing trend in childhood anxiety, CBS 2′s Katie McGee found out what parents can do to combat the problem.
Fed-Up Bronx Residents Say Tree Hazard Is Simply ‘Getting Worse’
Elyse Bulla and Vincent Sofi have lived on Stadium Avenue for nearly a decade. They love their neighborhood, but the city maintained trees on the grassy strip between the street and the sidewalk must go.
Eye On New York: ‘The New York Colossus’, School Kids Stay Sharp, And Mouth Off Montone
School kids find a way to stay sharp during summer classes, a trip to the Museum of Jewish Heritage, and a chance for New Yorkers to Mouth Off To Montone.
Emergency Service Officers Rescue Baby Deer Stuck In Mount Sinai Manhole
Oh deer. Talk about a feel-good story.
Seen At 11: Might Be Time To Go Slow With That Cup Of Joe
Cardiologist Dr. Franz Messerli says what’s in your coffee could affect your health — and we’re not talking about the caffeine.
Sleepwalking Dangers: Expert Warns Of Eating, Driving And Violence That Can Occur While Sleepwalking
Dr. Gary Zammit visited The Couch to discuss the dangerous aspects of sleepwalking – from driving, eating and getting violent, to the cases where people have used it as a defense in court.


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