CBS News Political Director Steve Chaggaris joins WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace to discuss why Senate Republicans decided to delay the vote on their health care bill until after the Fourth of July recess.

34 people suffered non-life-threatening injuries when a southbound 'A' train derailed in Harlem on Tuesday. WCBS Reporter Alex Silverman joins WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace with more on the investigation into why the train derailed, and with how the stuck passengers reacted.

CBS News National Security Correspondent David Martin joins WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace to discuss the intel that has led the White House to warn Syria that the U.S. will take action in response to further chemical weapons attacks.

CBS News Technology Consultant Larry Magid joins WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace to explain how the latest widespread cyberattack has managed to spread across the globe, and with suggestions for how to defend against these attacks.

Senate Republicans have released a modified version of their health care bill. CBS News Congressional Correspondent Nancy Cordes joins WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace to talk about the changes, and whether the five Senate Republicans still opposed to the bill are any closer to being swayed.

WWJ Reporter Jeff Gilbert joins WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace to explain why Takata, Japanese air bag maker and the subject of the largest recall in automotive history, filed for bankruptcy on Monday.

CBS News Senior Legal Correspondent Andrew Cohen joins WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace with his thoughts on the Supreme Court's ruling that partially reinstates President Trump's travel ban, which targets people from six mostly Muslim countries.

Nevada Republican Senator Dean Heller said today he opposes the GOP healthcare billl.  That makes 5 Republican senators against it potentially dooming the bill.  A new survey finds most americans don't want the Republican plan either.  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with Liz Hamel, the Director of Public Opinion and Survey Research for the Kaiser Family Foundation.

President Trump signed a bill Friday making it easier to fire Department of Veterans Affairs employees.  Some of whom he says have "let our veterans down."  WCBS Anchor Michael Wallace speaks with CBS News Correspondent Mireya Villarreal.

For more than 6 decades, Gabe Pressman graced the New York airwaves.  The veteran TV reporter died in his sleep early this morning. He was 93.  WCBS Reporter Peter Haskell caught up with veteran newsman Tony Guida, who joined Pressman at WNBC in 1971.