The WCBS 880 Morning News Roundup

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Many in the tri-state area are looking for answers, as utility companies are looking to restore power to the almost two million people affected; a seven month old dies in New Jersey, and President Trump reacted to young people's so called immunity to coronavirus. 

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Many people are still without power as Isaias ripped through the tri-state area, the storm caused two tornadoes in New Jersey, and New York City has a new health commissioner. 

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City officials prepare for Isaias, some say the storm could be reminiscent of Hurricane Sandy, and the country's top infectious disease expert says Connecticut is in a good place when it comes to coronavirus. 

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Officials in New Jersey are going back and forth on how to reopen schools, the Greenburgh-North Castle school district is being cautious about reopening after six employees and students test positive for coronavirus, and an eight year old girl is attacked by a fox in New Jersey. 

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An unmarked NYPD van arrests a protester for criminal mischief, there have been more shootings in New York City so far this year than all of last year, and city parents have 10 days to decide whether or not they want their kids to attend school in person. 

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House parties keep happening in a New Jersey town, a murderer in Rockland County gets released on parole for a second time, and the MLB's commissioner says the season can keep going, despite an outbreak of coronavirus on one team. 

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