President Trump tells house republicans to adopt the budget passed by the senate, to speed up his tax reform plan. CNBC Editor-at-large John Harwood has more with Michael Wallace on the WCBS Afternoon Roundup.

Senator Cory Booker urges President Trump to move on from the controversy over his phone call to an army widow. WCBS reporter Peter Haskell got his thoughts on that.

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.

WCBS Anchor Pat Farnack speaks with Dr. Philip Stieg - Chair and Founder of the Weill Cornell Neurosurgery Program. Dr. Steig talks about the group's recent trip to Tanzania, where the group goes each year to train doctors and bring East African doctors to the states.

Another woman has come forward to say she was a victim of harassment by Harvey Weinstein. Former television and stage actress Heather Kerr says that Weinstein exposed himself to her at an office meeting and that she eventually quit acting.

CBS News legal analyst Rikki Klieman has the latest with Michael Wallace on the WCBS afternoon roundup.

The trial of the man accused of killing a police officer two years ago began today in Queens. Alex Silverman was there and has more with Michael Wallace on the WCBS afternoon roundup.

Author and Political Commentator Jeffrey Toobin visits with WCBS's Anchor Steve Scott ahead of his appearance next month at the New Jersey Speakers Series.

A Gold Star father himself, White House Chief of Staff Gen. John Kelly explains the context behind President Donald Trump’s phone call with the widow of a serviceman killed in Niger earlier this month.

CBS News Congressional Corespondent Nancy Cordes joins WCBS 880 Anchor Mike Wallace to discuss the bill proposed by Senators Lamar Alexander (R-TN) and Patty Murray (D-WA) that was initially endorsed by President Trump after the Chief Executive stopped making the cost-reduction sharing payments - the funds of which were not fully appropriated by Congress.

Several American tourists are claiming they've been attacked in Cuba after U.S. diplomats fell victim to sonic attacks. Associated Press Foreign Policy Reporter Josh Lederman elaborates on the serious medical implications Americans are facing with WCBS 880 Anchor Mike Wallace.