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WCBS 880 Reporter Sophia Hall joins Anchor Mike Wallace live with new revelations about the now-former Suffolk County District Attorney's legal predicament.

President Trump declares the opioid crisis a National Public Health Emergency. During his announcement in the East Room at the White House, the Chief Executive compared his brother Fred Trump's battle with alcoholism and Mr. Trump's support system at home with how the nation can tackle the growing epidemic. 

CBS News Justice Reporter Paula Reid joins WCBS 880 Anchor Mike Wallace to discuss the settlement that has conservatives claiming victory in the Obama-era scandal.

The U.S. House of Represenatatives passed the budget that lays the groundwork for Congress to begin debate on the tax reform proposal the White House outlined and pass the Trump-endorsed plan with a simple majority. Jennifer Scholtes, the editor of "Budget and Appropriations Brief" in Politico Pro, was a guest with WCBS 880 Anchor Mike Wallace on the Afternoon Roundup.

The Supreme Court has dismissed a case about President Trump's 120-day worldwide ban on refugees, now that the ban has expired.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with Laura Meckler, who covers Immigration and Demographics for the Wall Street Journal.  

Arizona Republican Senator Jeff Flake announces he will not run for re-election next year and denounces President Trump.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Congressional Correspondent Nancy Cordes.  

Another woman has come forward here in New York to accuse Harvey Weinstein of sexual assault.  Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with WCBS reporter Alex Silverman.

New Jersey's attorney general sues the Township of Mahwah, claiming it discriminates against Orthodox Jews.  Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with WCBS 880 Reporter Peter Haskell.  

Arizona Republican Senator Jeff Flake announced on the senate floor he will not seek re-election in 2018.  Flake has had his battles with President Trump.  

The MTA plans to replace the Metrocard, with a system that uses electronic readers, and your phone. Alex Silverman has the details with Michael Wallace on the WCBS Afternoon Roundup.