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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is latest on a long list of politicians calling for Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore to step aside amid sexual assault allegations.

CBS News Correspondent Manuel Bojorquez is in Alabama and has more with Michael Wallace on the WCBS Afternoon Roundup.

Attorney general Jeff Sessions tells the House Judiciary Committee he did not mislead congress about contacts between Russians and the Trump campaign. CBS News Justice Reporter Paula Reid has more on what he said with Michael Wallace on the WCBS Afternoon Roundup.

Another woman claims Alabama senate candidate Roy Moore sexually assaulted her, when she was a minor. Alex Silverman has the details with Michael Wallace on the WCBS Afternoon roundup. 

More members of a Penn State fraternity face charges, after investigators recovered deleted video of a pledge's hazing death. CBS News Correspondent Anna Werner has more on the WCBS afternoon roundp.

WCBS anchor Michael Wallace talked to WCBS reporter Michael Smeltz about his conversation with Tinton Falls, NJ's newly elected 93-year-old for mayor. 

It's a groundbreaking achievement that's generated global attention. On Tuesday, Ravi Bhalla was elected Mayor of Hoboken. He is the first Sikh mayor in New Jersey and WCBS reporter Peter Haskell spoke with him.

A New Jersey bar is not showing any NFL games over the Veterans Day weekend and will raise money for a local veterans' charity instead. WCBS anchor Steve Scott spoke with the bar's owner.

Wall Street Journal Tax Policy Reporter Richard Rubin discusses the details of the Senate-proposed tax plan with WCBS 880 Anchor Mike Wallace.

Two men are accusing a Manhattan priest of abusing them decades ago and alleging the Archdiocese of New York let the priest stay near children. WCBS 880 Reporter Alex Silverman spoke with the accused priest and spoke with Anchor Mike Wallace on the Afternoon Roundup.

WCBS anchor Steve Scott spoke with U.S. Representative Peter King (R-NY) who is among the nearly 24 house republicans who are asking Paul Ryan to protect the nearly 800,000 immigrants who arrived to the United States illegally.