880 Extras

The new 14th Street busway between Third and Ninth avenues is not going over well with some business owners in the area. WCBS 880’s Joe Avellar has the details.

The White House is expected to send a letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, officially objecting to the House impeachment inquiry. The Hill’s Brett Samuels reports.

Bronx and Westchester Congressman Eliot Engel, who chairs the House Foreign Affairs Committee, provides an update into the House’s impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump’s conversation with the Ukrainian president.

The chase for another world series title begins tonight for the Yankees when they take on the Twins in game one of the ALDS. John Sterling joins Brad Heller to talk more about it.

President Trump is doubling down on his call for other countries to investigate Joe Biden and his son. Bloomberg’s Billy House reports.

A wake was held in Orange County on Thursday for an NYPD officer who was killed by friendly fire during a struggle with a suspect in the Bronx last weekend. Peter Haskell was there.

MGM Resorts has agreed to a settlement of up to $800 million with victims of the mass shooting in Las Vegas two years ago. CBS News correspondent Steve Futterman has the details.

A North Carolina woman is accused of trading her toddler for a car sometime in 2018. CBS News correspondent Jim Krasula reports.

New York Times reports Steve Eder obtained 19 years of Jeffrey Epstein’s financial records from the Virgin Islands. He talks to Wayne Cabot and Steve Scott about what he found.

A former Dallas police officer convicted for the killing of her unarmed neighbor has been sentenced to 10 years in prison. KRLD’s Steven Pickering reports.