CBS News correspondent Steve Futterman says the billionaire former mayor of New York City is sure to be a target as he appears for the first time on the debate stage.

Kevin Rincon reports from court where two teen suspects pleaded not guilty to charges.

A Newsday investigation found aerospace giant Grumman knew its chemicals were contaminating groundwater on Long Island, but kept it secret. Steve Scott speaks talk to Paul LaRocca, one of the reporters who broke the story.

CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy reports.

The move comes on the heels of reports that cabbies have been refusing rides in Chinese neighborhoods because of fears of corona virus. Lynda Lopez talks to Taxi And Limousine Commissioner Aloysee Heredia Jarmoszuk about the new campaign.

Sophia Hall reports on the proposed bills.

What's the hold up? Rich Lamb reports.

WCBS 880's Joe Avellar reports from the courthouse.

The CBS News chief Washington correspondent talks about the former New York City mayor's rise in the polls and what he needs to do in his first appearance at a Democratic presidential debate.

Former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg has qualified to take part in Wednesday's Democratic presidential debate after surging to second place in a new NPR/PBS NewsHour/Marist poll.

Lee Miringoff, Marist Poll director, talks about the key takeaways.