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Jersey City Shooting: Newly Released Body Cam Video Shows What Officers Faced During Deadly ShootoutMore video released Thursday shows the moment the suspects pulled up, parked and stormed towards the store with rifles in hand and began shooting.
Like Father, Like Son: Couple Amazed To Discover Same NICU Nurse Cared For Father, Newborn Son 33 Years ApartThree decades later, the family is still safe in the same hands.
Coronavirus Update: Explosion Of Cases Reported In South Korea As Death Toll Continues To RiseAs the death toll in the deadly coronavirus outbreak continues to rise, we've now learned of an explosion of cases in South Korea, where some residents are being warned against even going outside.
Intel Officials Warned Lawmakers Russians Are Trying To Interfere In 2020A new intelligence report finds Russia is meddling in the 2020 election and backing President Donald Trump, according to officials who briefed House lawmakers last week.
3 Injured In Crash Involving School Bus In New JerseyPolice say a car trying to turn from Blossom Drive onto Washington Valley Road hit the school bus.
Millions Of Kids Water Bottles Recalled Due To Choking HazardReplacement lids that were given out after a 2019 recall can detach, posing a risk for children.
Exclusive: Attempted Rape Victim, Allegedly Attacked By Library Stabbing Suspect, Wonders Why He Was On The StreetThere are major questions about the suspect accused of killing a library security guard. Just three months ago, he was charged with attempted rape at Nyack Hospital. Bail was set, and it's not clear why he was out on the street.
Fed Up Due To Rash Of Assaults, MTA Bus Drivers Gather To Say Enough Is EnoughAccording to officials, almost every week a bus driver is physically assaulted -- and the number of incidents is on the rise.
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Small Business Owners Skeptical Of City's Expansion For Fine, Violation ReliefMayor Bill de Blasio announced the city is looking at eliminating fines for certain first-time violations and offering a grace period for others.
National Dance Institute's Dream Project Shows Every Child Can Dance, If Given A Fair ChanceWhether they cannot see or sit in a wheelchair, at one New York City dance studio, children with and without disabilities are being taught the sky is the limit.
Harvey Weinstein Trial: New York Charges ExplainedWeinstein faces a total of five counts in New York City, plus four others in Los Angeles.
Oh My Goodness: Tai Abrams Creates 'AdmissionSquad' To Help Get More Minority Students Into Elite High Schools"Right now, the New York City education system is 70% black and Latino, but the reality is only 10% comprise these elite high schools," Abrams said.
'Buy Nothing Project' Aims To Reduce, Reuse And Recycle While Bringing Neighbors TogetherThe goal is to bring communities together through giving and helping people nearby.
Baptist Church Gutted By Fire Hours Before Sunday Services In New JerseyA church in New Jersey went up in flames just hours before Sunday services were set to begin.
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Coronavirus Update: Explosion Of Cases Reported In South Korea As Death Toll Continues To RiseAs the death toll in the deadly coronavirus outbreak continues to rise, we've now learned of an explosion of cases in South Korea, where some residents are being warned against even going outside.
This Year's Flu Season Has Been Worse Than Last Year, CDC SaysIn the U.S., there have been at least 26 million illnesses, 250,000 hospitalizations and 14,000 deaths from flu so far this season.
Suffolk County To Attempt To Ban Smoking In Private HomesIs one suburban county going too far trying to legislate what residents can and cannot do in the privacy of their own homes?
Health Study Finds Connection Between Women's Sleep Troubles, Weight Control ProblemsKnowing how and why sleep and weight are connected can help you make some better, healthier choices that can help you control your weight.
Public Hearing Held In Connecticut Over Ending Religious Exemptions For VaccinesA bill now being proposed would require parents to meet a vaccination schedule to enroll their kids in school unless they get a medical exemption.
Hot New Trend In NYC Fitness: Exercising In The ColdOne fitness studio is giving hot workouts the cold shoulder, putting into practice that exercising in frigid temperatures could actually burn more calories.
CELEBRATING BLACK HISTORY MONTH
Black History Month: Iconic Abolitionist Used His TriBeCa Home As Part Of Underground RailroadPatrons shuffle in and out of the La Colombe coffee shop at the corner of Lispenard and Church streets, many without the slightest idea of the location's significance.
Black History Month: Life Of Black Cowboys Depicted In Harlem Theater ProductionA local jazz singer and composer is using music and theater to share the story of black cowboys.
Black History Month: The Rise, Decline And Rise Again Of Newark Symphony HallOver the years the City of Newark stopped investing in the historic institution, but all that has begun to change.
Oh My Goodness: Tai Abrams Creates 'AdmissionSquad' To Help Get More Minority Students Into Elite High Schools"Right now, the New York City education system is 70% black and Latino, but the reality is only 10% comprise these elite high schools," Abrams said.
Black History Month: 1st Ever Film Festival Coming To Queens The 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival will be bringing features, shorts, music videos and web episodes to the Jamaica Performing Arts Center.
Black History Month: Retired Staten Island Teacher Fills Home With Artifacts Charting The African-American ExperienceA Staten Island woman has a jaw-dropping collection of historical artifacts charting the African-American experience.
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NICU Nurse Who Cared For NJ Man Over 30 Years Ago Now Caring For Man's Newborn SonIt's been a difficult few weeks for two New Jersey parents after their baby was born more than two months premature, but the family is in familiar hands; CBS2's Ali Bauman reports.
Contigo Water Bottles Recalled Over Possible Choking HazardMillions of water bottles are being recalled over child choking fears.
3 Drivers Hurt In Bridgewater Twp. Crash Involving School BusThree drivers were hurt in Bridgewater Township, New Jersey, after a crash involving a school bus.
Intelligence Officials Warned Lawmakers Russians Are Continuing Efforts To Interfere In 2020 ElectionA new intelligence report finds Russia is meddling in the 2020 election and backing President Donald Trump, according to officials who briefed House lawmakers last week; CBS2's Dick Brennan reports.
Coronavirus Update: Death Toll Reaches 2,200, Continues To ClimbAs the death toll in the deadly coronavirus outbreak continues to rise, we've now learned of an explosion of cases in South Korea, where some residents are being warned against even going outside; CBS2's Jessica Layton reports.
Body Cam Footage From Jersey City Shootout ReleasedNew video has been released from last year's deadly shootout in Jersey City; CBS2's Valerie Castro reports.
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Embiid Has 39, Powers 76ers Past Nets In OvertimeCaris LeVert scored 25 points and Spencer Dinwiddie had 22 for Brooklyn.
Mackenzie Blackwood Has 36 Saves, Devils Beat SharksDefenseman P.K. Subban scored the winner on a power play early in the third period.
Yankees Spring Training: Severino Sidelined By Forearm SorenessYankees manager Aaron Boone said Severino has been feeling on and off discomfort since October.
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From Rooftop Game Night To A Heavyweight Rematch: Events Worth Checking Out In NYC This WeekendFrom a family-friendly "operatic mash-up" to a rooftop game night, there's plenty to enjoy in New York City this weekend.
Time Out New York's Things To Do This WeekendWill Gleason of Time Out New York stopped by with his picks for things to do this weekend, including visiting charcuterie masters, a kick off for NYC Beer Week and more.
Hot New Trend In NYC Fitness: Exercising In The ColdOne fitness studio is giving hot workouts the cold shoulder, putting into practice that exercising in frigid temperatures could actually burn more calories.
Black History Month: 1st Ever Film Festival Coming To Queens The 1st Ever International Black History Month Film Festival will be bringing features, shorts, music videos and web episodes to the Jamaica Performing Arts Center.
Check Out These Cold And Flu Season Comfort DishesButch Yamali and Chef Chris Seidl, owner and executive chef at Long Island Milleridge Inn, have some ideas for cold and flu comfort food.
'Sesame Street Live' Bringing Sunny Days, Party Time Back To Madison Square GardenYour favorite characters and friends are throwing a party in the new show "Sesame Street Live! Let's Party!"
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Sugar Hill's Tsion Cafe Brings Together Flavors From Africa And The Middle EastChef-owner Beejhy Barhany designed the menu in homage to her Jewish Ethiopian heritage.
Greenwich Locksmiths: Trusted Gatekeeper Works In Manhattan's Smallest BuildingOwner Philip Mortillaro has turned down big offers for his little shop's spot in Lower Manhattan.
Lloyd's Carrot Cake: A Family Legacy Thrives In Riverdale"Made from scratch. That's what it's all about for us," owner Betty Campbell-Adams told CBS2's Elle McLogan.
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Snapshot NY: For Love Of SwimmingMany athletes have overcome adversity to achieve their goals, but one local swimmer recovered from an injury and found much more on her way to the top of the podium
Snapshot NY: NJ Artist Realizing His Dreams By Designing Custom Cleats For NFL StarsMichael Jordan shares the name of a sports legend, but this Mike has found his own glory by helping athletes show their personalities.
Snapshot NY: New Yorkers Grant Kids' Christmas Wishes Through 'Operation Santa'For the past 107 years, "Operation Santa" has allowed the public to respond to children's letters to Santa.
Living Large
Living Large: Newly Renovated Landmark Hotel Once Home To Judge JudyThe nearly 3,000 square foot apartment recently underwent a multi-million dollar renovation, completely rebuilt to capture the elegance of art deco.
Living Large: Hell’s Kitchen Brownstone Has More Than Meets The EyeLike much of New York City, Hell’s Kitchen is seeing a real estate renaissance. From the gritty streets that once defined the neighborhood, there are now trophy properties up and down the blocks.
Living Large: Mansion On Madison With Private Heated PoolThe new third floor residence at 172 Madison at 35th Street has the perfect balance of interior opulence and city accessibility.
Offbeat & Odd
Couple Gets Rent Money Back After Teen Finds $1,200 In Parking LotAn honest grocery store worker helped a Michigan family stay in their home, returning an envelope filled with cash he found in the parking lot.
Woman, 36, Charged For 'Repeatedly' Calling 911 After Parents Cut Off Her Cell Phone ServiceAn Ohio woman who "repeatedly" called 911 because her parents cut off her cell phone service is facing a felony charge, according to court documents.
Man With 'CRIME PAYS' Tattooed Across His Forehead Arrested Again After Police ChaseA man with "CRIME PAYS" tattooed across his forehead is back behind bars after leading police on a short chase, authorities in Indiana said.
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At Least 3 Injured After School Bus Collides With Two VehiclesA school bus crash in Bridgewater Township, New Jersey, is under investigation.
NJ Couple Amazed To Discover NICU Nurse Caring For Their Premature Baby Also Helped The FatherParents in New Jersey got an incredible and very surprising reunion after the birth of their baby boy. CBSN New York's Meg Baker reports.
Remembering An Underground Railroad Stop In TriBeCaAs part of Black History Month coverage, CBS2's Aundrea Cline-Thomas profiles David Ruggles, an American abolitionist who used his lower Manhattan home as a stop along the Underground Railroad.
Renovation Of Downtown Hicksville Is UnderwayHicksville, a hamlet within the Nassau County town of Oyster Bay, has begun a renovation of its downtown in the hope attracting millennials to the area. CBSN New York's Carolyn Gusoff reports
Brooklyn Woman, 78, ScammedPolice are searching for three men accused of scamming a woman in Brooklyn. The suspects allegedly stole $4,500 from the 78-year-old victim last month in Flatbush. CBSN New York's Reena Roy reports.
Day 3 Of Weinstein DeliberationsThe jury in the Harvey Weinstein rape and sexual assault trial will enter its third day of deliberations today. CBSN New York's Jenna DeAngelis has the latest.
Cameras Will Be Posted On B-46 Buses To Monitor Bus LanesStarting Thursday, cameras will be posted on MTA buses to enforce bus lanes on Brooklyn's busiest route.
Staten Island LGBTQ Groups Say They Weren't Allowed To Sign Up For St. Patrick's Day ParadeThe annual St. Patrick's Day Parade on Staten Island is full of pride, but people who represent gay pride are being told they can't participate; CBSN New York's Lisa Rozner reports.
Harvey Weinstein Trial: No Verdict After Second Day Of DeliberationsAfter day two of jury deliberations in the rape and sex assault trial of Harvey Weinstein, there's still no verdict; CBSN New York's Alice Gainer reports.
Black History Month: Harlem Theater Production Retells Tale Of CowboysIn celebration of Black History Month, hear the story of a local jazz singer and composer who's using music and theater to share the story of Black cowboys. CBS 2's Cindy Hsu explains
Suffolk County Going After Smokers In Their Own HomesSuffolk County is proposing a law that would snuff out secondhand smoke in apartment complexes, condominiums, and multi-family dwellings. CBSN New York's Jennifer McLogan reports
Push On To Legalize Mobile Sports Betting In New YorkA lawmaker told CBSN New York's Marcia Kramer on Wednesday the time has come to legalize mobile sports betting in the Empire State, after a study revealed New Jersey has taken in more than $800 million from New York gamblers.