Dr. Waleed Javaid, of Mt. Sinai Hospital, told WCBS 880 that the adenovirus -- which has been blamed for the death of six children in New Jersey -- is similar to a common cold, but that it can become deadly in people with compromised immune systems.

Staten Island Advance business reporter Tracey Porpora tells us what went wrong.

WCBS 880's Rich Lamb talks about the highlights of the gubernatorial debate between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Marc Molinaro.

Bloomberg White House reporter Jennifer Epstein says the slaying of Washington Post writer Jamal Khashoggi has pitted the Trump administration's "America First" foreign policy against another set of American values, human rights.

A CBS News Radio investigation into AmeriCorps found years of complaints about workplace misconduct and mismanagement at the U.S.-funded program. CBS correspondent Steve Dorsey broke the story.

Peter Haskell speaks to Republican challenger for governor, Marc Molinaro, about his upcoming debate with Cuomo.

Professor Lawrence Gostin from Georgetown Law School joins Pat Farnack to talk about palliative care and how it was the death of his 102 year old father that got him interested in palliative care

Lee Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion, doesn't expect there to be any "big knockdown punches" when the top two candidates meet.

CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger shares some advice on what to do if you strike it rich.

Crain's Greg David joins WCBS 880 to discuss what it takes to become a part of the elite one percent.