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ISIS claims responsibility for this morning's explosion on a subway train in London. 29 people were injured. New York Times writer Rukmini Callimachi covers ISIS and has more with Michael Wallace on the WCBS Afternoon Roundup.

Audio of the WCBS Conversation with Veterans hosted at WCBS 880 before an audience of veterans ahead of Sundays premier of The Vietnam War Series

CBS News White House Correspondent Steven Portnoy joins the Afternoon Roundup to discuss the White House's announcement that the President will host Senator Chuck Schumer and Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi for dinner. 

CBS News Correspondent Elaine Cobbe joins the Afternoon Roundup to discuss the 2024 and 2028 Olympics, which will be held in Paris and Los Angeles, respectively. 

Miami Herald reporter David Neal joins the Afternoon Roundup to discuss the recent deaths at a nursing home in Hollywood, Florida, where eight patients died after Hurricane Irma. 

At the time this segment was recorded, there were six reported deaths at this nursing home. 

'Inside Edition' Host Deborah Norville speaks with WCBS Anchor Pat Farnack. 'Inside Edition' is now in it's 30th year. Norville has been the show's host since 1995 making her the longest-sitting anchor on a daily broadcast program. 

Hundreds of miles away, in Jacksonville, there's record flooding.  WCBS Anchor Alex Silverman speaks with CBS News Correspondent Jericka Duncan.

Clean up is underway in Miami while many evacuees wait to get back home.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Correspondent Peter King who was there.

More than 7 million homes and businesses, most of them in Florida, are without power, after Hurricane Irma blew through.  There's damage in the Florida Keys, where search and rescue operations are underway. 400 miles to the north, there's severe flooding in Jacksonville.  CBS' Meg Oliver speaks WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace from Florida City, South of Miami.

Thousands gathered at the World Trade Center Monday, to remember those who were lost there on 9/11.  WCBS Reporter Peter Haskell spoke with Rob Fazio, who's 53-year-old father ronald was killed in tower two.