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A New York federal appeals court says U.S. anti-discrimination law protects employees from being fired due to sexual orientation. WCBS reporter Alex Silverman spoke with Greg Nevins, an attorney for Lambda Legal who argued the case before the Second Circuit Court of Appeals

The first attack on the World Trade Center happened 25 years ago today, and WCBS reporter Peter Haskell spoke to fmr. Mayor David Dinkins at a ceremony.

CBS News Legal Analyst Andrew Cohen spoke with Steve Scott about Pres. Trump's frustration with the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals' ruling which ordered the administration to continue to find a way to protect the Dreamers.

In a meeting with many of the nation's governors, gun control and student safety were the topics of discussion for Pres. Trump. White House reporter for Bloomberg Toluse Olorunnipa was there and spoke to Mike Wallace.

In a loss for the Trump administration's position, the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the Civil Rights Act of 1964 bars employers from discrimination based on sexual orientation. It makes a Supreme Court showdown on the issue more likely. Alex Silverman spoke with Lambda Legal's Greg Nevins. 

GOP donor Sheldon Adelson is offering to pay for part of the new U.S. embassy in Jerusalem. Associated Press foreign policy reporter Josh Lederman discusses the legality with WCBS 880 anchor Michael Wallace.

WCBS 880 reporter Michael Smeltz talks with anchors Steve Scott and Mike Wallace about the Morristown H.S. student who committed suicide after constant bullying and the settlement his family reached with the school district. 

Two gun reform bills were proposed in Florida today. WCBS 880 anchor Steve Scott talks with WFOR reporter Ted Scouten about the governor's and legislature's plans for the Sunshine State.

Former Trump campaign advisor Rick Gates pleads guilty to charges of conspiracy and false statements in the Russia probe. CBS News Justice Reporter Paula Reid joins WCBS 880 anchors Michael Wallace and Steve Scott with what the news means in the investigation.

The governors of New York, New Jersey, Connecticut and Rhode Island are joining forces to share information on guns across state lines.  Rich Lamb covered the announcement.