The Trump Administration issued additional travel restrictions today on people from Chad, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Somalia, Syria, Venezuela and Yemen. Politico White House reporter Josh Gerstein joins the Afternoon Roundup. 

Two days after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck southern Mexico, rescuers are still pulling people out of the rubble. CBS News Correspondent Adrienne Bard discusses the latest news about the earthquake on the Afternoon Roundup. 

President Trump announced a new executive order that would impose sanctions on any companies or individuals that do business with North Korea. CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy discusses the announcement from President Trump on the Afternoon Roundup. 

The National Transportation Safety Board said that two train engineers in recent crashes in Hoboken, N.J. and Brooklyn, N.Y. both had severe sleep apnea. WCBS reporter Alex Silverman joins the Afternoon Roundup. 

An austistic teenager in Arizona says a police officer mistook him for a drug user and is speaking out after the incident. Jamie Yuccas, CBS News Correspondent, has the story from Buckeye Arizona on the Afternoon Roundup. 

The Federal Reserve decided to leave interest rates alone for now and in October, it will start reducing its $4.5 million bond holdings.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speak with CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger. 

President Trump says he has decided whether to pull out of the Iran Nuclear Deal. But won't reveal his decision yet.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Foreign Affairs Correspondent Pamela Faulk.  

Maria weakens to a category 2 hurricane, as it begins to leave Puerto Rico where the entire island has lost power.  Steve Scott and Michael Wallace talk with CBS News Correspondent David Begnaud.  

The entire island of Puerto Rico is without power, as Hurricane Maria batters its northwestern coast.  There is major damage. Some streets have become raging rivers.  Maria has weakened slightly, to a category three storm.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with Storm Chaser Mike Theiss.  

In Central Mexico, rescuers are still pulling survivors out of the rubble, a day after a magnitude 7.1 earthquake knocked down dozens of buildings.  At least 225 people have died.  WCBS Anchor Steve Scott speaks with CBS News Reporter Adrienne Bard.