880 Extras

Republican Congressman Pete King joins WCBS 880 to talk about the impact of the federal government shutdown.

Six years after Superstorm Sandy, the rebuilding efforts along the Long Island and Jersey shores may be leaving the disabled behind. Bloomberg reporter Chris Flavell explains.

Dr. Raja Florest details the surgery Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg underwent in Manhattan today.

President Trump is searching for a new defense secretary after James Mattis announced Thursday that he'll be stepping down. Politico defense editor Bryan Bender provides a shortlist.

The City Council proposes legislation to prevent future Amazon-like deals. WCBS 880's Mike Sugerman explains.

CBS News Correspondent Bill Rehkopf discusses Justice Ginsburg's health scare and the likely government shutdown.

Tim Scheld reports.

President Donald Trump is saying that if Senate Democrats don't go along with his demand for border wall money, "there will be a shutdown that will last for a very long time." CBS News Chief Washington Correspondent Major Garrett has the latest.

The odds of a government shutdown have increased now that President Trump says he will not sign a bill to keep funding the government because it fails to provide billions for a border wall. Bloomberg’s Erik Wasson explains.

CBS News military analyst Jeff McCausland spoke with WCBS 880 to discuss Defense Secretary Jim Mattis’ departure, which he said is not much of a surprise.