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Sen. Richard Blumenthal (D-CT), who sits on the Senate Judiciary Committee, tells WCBS 880's Steve Scott that he'll call for Congressional hearings on the security clearance issue. Blumenthal says he'll ask FBI Director Christopher Wray to release full list of staffers with temporary clearance who have access to classified materials.

The story of NJ's top High School Girls Basketball Coach

Bloomberg reporter Elena Popina tries to dissect and explain the topsy-tursy week on Wall St. with Steve Scott and Michael Schoen.  

Chief polling analyst for Politico, Steven Shepard spke with Michael Schoen and Steve Scott about the president ending an overnight federal government shutdown by signing a  $400 billion spending plan.

WCBS 880 reporter Peter Haskell talks about the arrest of a key witness to the prosecution's case against former Gov. Cuomo aide Joseph Percoco.

CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy talks with Steve Scott and Michael Schoen about the president's comments over the resignation of senior aide Rob Porter.

39 Percent of Long Islanders refuse to get a flu shot in the belief that supplements will protect them from the virus.  WCBS Reporter Sophia Hall spoke with Dr. Aaron Glatt, chairman of Medicine at South Nassau.

Former Stuyvesant High School students with 9/11- related illnesses have come forward to urge other students to come forward.  WCBS Reporter Peter Haskell spoke with one of them, Lila Nordstrom, who was a senior at Stuyvesant on 9/11 and is the director of Stuy Health.

It's been another crazy day on Wall Street.  Stocks started in the red and have stayed that way all day.  WCBS Anchor Steve Scott speaks with Yahoo Finance Anchor Alexis Christoforous.

At midnight, the U.S. government begins to shutdown.  Congress is working to avoid that.  Senate leaders agreed on a two year budget that gives an extra $300 billion dollars to the pentagon and domestic programs over two.  WCBS Anchor Joe Avellar speaks with CBS News Congressional Correspondent nancy Cordes.