The WCBS 880 Morning News Roundup

If you're at least 60 years old, you can make an appointment for a vaccine in New York starting at 8 this morning; new research shows there's a link between COVID and pollens, and Texas is reopening fully today. 

The New York Times reports Cuomo staffers rewrote a state health department memo to omit nursing home deaths. At the same time, more details are revealed by one of Cuomo's female accusers. Connecticut will let restaurants go to full capacity in two weeks — meanwhile, New York City reopens movie theaters today with heavy restrictions.

He was the first coronavirus patient from our area, and he's been laying low, wanting to focus on the positives in his life. New Rochelle lawyer Lawrence Garbuz speaks with Sean Adams on an eventful year. New York is dropping some mandatory travel quarantines, and it set an April reopening for entertainment venues — just not Broadway, yet.