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Rockland County Executive Ed Day was not pleased with warnings and response to the snowstorm. He spoke to Wayne Cabot.

NYC Department of Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia spoke to Wayne Cabot to defend her department against claims by the City Comptroller that it was not prepared for the snowstorm.

Our Michael Wallace went from reporting on the horrid traffic conditions to experiencing them firsthand. Hear about his commute home after leaving the newsroom.

The Westchester County Executive joins Levon Putney to discuss the problems surrounding Thursday's snowstorm.

The United States has sanctioned 17 Saudi Arabian officials for their alleged involvement in the killing of Jamal Khashoggi. CBS News foreign affairs analyst Pamela Falk has the details.

The Port Authority's Steve Coleman discusses the crowding conditions at the bus terminal.

Sanitation Commissioner Kathryn Garcia gives an update on the city's snow response.

Cesar Sayoc, who's charged with sending 16 mail bombs to several big name democrats and CNN plead not guilty. Reporter Steve Burns has the story.

WCBS anchor Tanya Hansen spoke with Anna Edney of Bloomberg to discuss new efforts from the F.D.A. that will hopefully keep kids form vaping.

WCBS 880's Peter Haskell is on the street in Lower Manhattan reporting live on the winter weather.