The WCBS 880 Morning News Roundup

Manhattan's District Attorney says he has mountains of evidence against President Trump when it comes to his taxes, Governor Lamont is setting up a committee in his state to plan the eventual distribution of the coronavirus vaccine, and an NYPD officer is charged with being a Chinese spy and lying about needing asylum. 

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Kevin Rincon fills in for Wayne Cabot on the WCBS Morning News Roundup on Monday, September 21, 2020.

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New Jersey is mulling a millionaires tax to redistribute some of the state's wealth, Governor Murphy blasts YouTubers who threw a massive party Monday night, and one person is dead after an ambulance was crashed into in Brooklyn. 

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New York City is being forced to pull back live instruction for students learning from home, which starts today, if they also opt for in-classroom learning, which starts Monday; materials to possibly build a bomb were found in Astoria, and Hurricane Sally makes landfall. 

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Two teachers in Brooklyn test positive for coronavirus, a student in New Jersey also gets infected with Covid, and President Trump is in hot water after telling veteran journalist Bob Woodward he knew coronavirus was deadly before it spread across the country. 

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A mild earthquake hits a town in Central New Jersey early this morning, New York City is kicking out homeless people from an Upper West Side hotel, and Governor Cuomo announces voting changes for New Yorkers in the upcoming election. 

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