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CBS News confirms the White House is circulating a plan for the exit of Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State.  The White House will only say Tillerson continues to lead the State Department, and there are "no personnel announcements at this time."  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with Politico Foreign Affairs Correspondent Nahal Toosi.

In this week's Killer Tide special report, WCBS 880’s Marla Diamond joins volunteers as they lend a helping hand to addicts in the Bronx and Upper Manhattan.

The 75 foot Norway Spruce at Rockefeller Center is lit up with 50,000 multi-colored lights. WCBS reporter Mike Smeltz spoke with the man who takes care of the tree, Erik Pauze.

Michael Wallace sits down with the incoming anchor of the CBS Evening News

NBC has fired newsman Matt Lauer over harassment allegations. Lisa Ryan with New York Magazine's "The Cut.com" has the latest with Michael Wallace on the WCBS Afternoon Roundup. 

Civil rights groups are upset over the latest wave of Tweets by President Trump that appear to show violence committed by Muslims. CBS News White House Correspondent Major Garrett has reaction on the WCBS Afternoon Roundup. 

The Sphere sculpture that survived the 9/11 attacks, has been rededicated in lower Manhattan. WCBS Reporter Peter Haskell spoke with the brother of a fallen firefighter who has been on a mission to bring the Sphere back. 

Nassa County Executive-elect Laura Curran tells WCBS 880's Sophia Hall her top prioirity will be restoring the public's trust in goverment, while another passion will be creating a vision for "true economic development."

Ralph Friedman was the most decorated detective in NYPD History with over 2-thousand arrests to his name. Friedman wrote a book called 'Street Warrior' and now there is a docu-series debuting this Thursday night on the Investigative Discovery Channel at 10pm. It's called 'Street Justice: The Bronx'. Friedman talks with Pat Farnack about the series.

Senator Al Franken returns to work, apologizes to the four women who claim he groped them, and promises to work to regain people's trust.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Congressional Correspondent Nancy Cordes.