880 Extras

A grand jury has indicted 17 alleged members of the violent MS-13 gang in Nassau County.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with  880 Reporter Sophia Hall.

Eight people are still missing after the Southern California mudslides.  At least 17 people were killed.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with KNX Reporter Jon Baird joins us from Montecito.

President Trump's personal lawyer is suing Buzzfeed for defamation after it published a dossier about the Trump campaign's alleged ties to Russia.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Justice Reporter Paula Reid.

Thousands of companies are showing off their latest products at the consumer electronics show this week.  But that's hard to do, when the power goes out.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid who was in Las Vegas.  

Congress still plans to work on a deal to protect dreamers.  Even after a judge temporarily blocked President Trump's plan to shut down the DACA program.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with Politico Immigration Reporter Ted Hesson.

At least 17 people are dead, and 24 are missing, after the mudslides in Southern California.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Correspondent Steve Futterman is in hard-hit Montecito.

New York City is suing to fight climate change.  WCBS 880 Reporter Alex Silverman was with the mayor today in lower Manhattan.

If someone is in a mental or behavioral crisis, the non-profit Community Access has established a Crisis Respite Center in Lower Manhattan to help them.  Pat Farnack spoke with Community Access CEO Steve Coe about what the center provides for those who may need it

Community Access is a non-profit affordable housing and mental health support organization. CEO Steve Coe discusses its revolutionary Crisis Respite Center with WCBS Newsradio 880 Anchor Pat Farnack. 

WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with C-Net Editor-in-Chief Lindsey Turrentine about what's trending this year at the consumer electronics show in Las Vegas.