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.

WCBS anchor Tanya Hansen talks with Emma Orr of Bloomberg to find out what retailers are looking to come out from the red on this Black Friday.

Robert Thompson, director of the Bleier Center for Television and Popular Culture at Syracuse University, joins the WCBS 880 Afternoon Roundup to analyze CBS News and PBS' handling of the sexual misconduct allegations against Charlie Rose.

WWJ Reporter Charlie Langton was in the Detroit courtroom as Larry Nasser pled guilty to sexually assaulting young girls. Nasser's victims were in the courtroom and the former team doctor did something very unusual.

If you're preparing a turkey and have run afoul with your fowl, WCBS anchor Tanya Hansen spoke with Butterball Turkey Talkline co-director Sue Smith who knows how to restore order.

A WCBS special report series by Marla Diamond.

The MTA's bringing in a new boss to get the subways working again. Andy Byford has managed transit systems in London, Sydney, and most recently, Toronto. Alex Silverman spoke with someone who knows Byford's record well.

CBS News fired "CBS This Morning" Co-Host Charlie Rose and PBS has cut all ties with the legendary news man. Washington Post Media Columnist Margaret Sullivan discusses the situation on WCBS 880's Afternoon Roundup.

Rep. Dean Conyers (D-MI), the House's longest serving lawmaker, has been accused of sexual harrassment and Democrats are moving swiftly to denounce his alleged actions. Politico Capitol Bureau Chief John Bresnahan discusses this on WCBS 880's Afternoon Roundup.

The ruling party in Zimbabwe gave President Robert Mugabe until midday Monday to resign.  But he refused.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Foreign Correspondent Debora Patta who was in Johannesburg.