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Southern California's huge wildfire roared to life again today, but significant progress has been made in containing the blaze. CBS News correspondent Steve Futtermann is in the south covering the Woolsey Fire.

CNN is suing the White House demanding correspondent Jim Acosta be given his press credentials back. Washington Post media reporter Paul Fahri explains CNN’s argument.

Amazon’s decision to build in Long Island City has New York’s tech sector itching to expand. Founder of the New York Tech Alliance Andrew Rasiej explains.

Rich Lamb takes a look at what supporters and opponents are saying about the Amazon deal.

CBS News correspondent Mireya Villarreal details the situation in Northern California as the death toll from the Camp fire continues to rise.

CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy takes a look at the Tuesday morning tweets.

WCBS Peter Haskell spoke to City Comptroller Scott Stringer about the recurring problems on Election Day.

Marvel Comics legend Stan Lee has died at the age of 95. Abraham Riesman, of New York Magazine's Vulture, explains how Stan Lee revolutionized the comic book industry.

Almost a week later, Florida's races for governor and Senate still have not been decided. CBS News correspondent Peter King explains.

CBS News correspondent Steve Futterman is covering the fires in Southern California, he tells WCBS 880 what the situation is like in Simi Valley.