Trump is angrily objecting to the impeachment charges, accusing Democrats of “perversion of justice and abuse of power” in their effort to remove him from office. CBS News' Bill Rehkopf reports.

Pope Francis abolished the use of the Vatican's highest level of secrecy in clergy sexual abuse cases Tuesday, responding to mounting criticism that the rule of “pontifical secrecy" has been used to protect pedophiles, silence victims and prevent police from investigating crimes. CBS News correspondent Seth Doane reports.

A woman was killed in Midtown Tuesday morning when a piece of a building fell off and hit her as she was walking on the street below. Steve Burns reports.

CBS News White House correspondent Steven Portnoy reports.

CBS News transportation analyst Kris Van Cleave has more on the decision.

One week after the deadly shootout at a kosher grocery store in Jersey City, state leaders and residents showed up to pay their respects to the victims. Kevin Rincon was there.

Sophia Hall reports that Nassau County is officially banning the sale of all flavored vaping products.

James Zadroga's daughter, Tyler Ann, spoke with WCBS 880’s Peter Haskell after accepting an award on her father’s behalf.  Zadroga was on the 2010 9/11 Health and Compensation Bill and now it's on the extended Victim Compensation Fund legislation. Zadroga was a city cop, believed to be the first person to die from 9/11 exposure.

In a phone call with WCBS 880’s Steve Scott, Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal says it is time for the Senate to vote on an anti-robocall bill.

Bloomberg economics senior write Shawn Donnan has the details.