A New York City man is savoring freedom Friday night, released from prison after serving nearly two decades for a crime he didn’t commit. CBS 2's Tony Aiello has more on Fernando Bermudez's release from Sing Sing.
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New York City is revamping its controversial new 9-1-1 dispatching system after two deadly fires raised concern about your safety. Effective Friday the entire program is changing. CBS 2’s Marcia Kramer has the story.
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Come one, come all … but good luck finding a parking spot. As New York City enters the holiday gridlock alert season, discount tour buses are proliferating, but the parking spots are few and far between. CBS 2’s Hazel Sanchez reports.
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First came the controversial guidelines on breast cancer screenings, now come the recommendations that women scale back on cervical cancer testing as well. CBS 2’s Dr. Holly Phillips has the story.
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It is deadline day for pedicab drivers, as the city is forcing them to get a license. As CBS 2’s John Slattery reports, if they don't get registered, they're out of business.
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An amazing story of survival has been marred by heartbreak in New Jersey. A dog went missing just after it escaped a terrible car crash. Now, its devastated owner wants it home for the holidays. CBS 2’s Josh Landis reports.
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A Brooklyn woman left devastated by a fatal fire just days ago is slowly trying to put her life back together, and now the community that she calls home is stepping in to help. CBS 2’s Lou Young has the details.
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For the second time this week, changes in health care guidelines have caused some confusion and anger. CBS 2 HD’s Sean Hennessey breaks down what you need to know about new cervical cancer screening recommendations.
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The fight over health care reform faces a critical test in a little more than 24 hours, when lawmakers vote on whether the full senate can start debating the health care overhaul. CBS 2’s Don Dahler reports.
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CBS 2 first told you about the growing drug problem among teens in the suburbs, and now a new weapons is arming parents against the epidemic: free drug screening kits. CBS 2’s Jennifer McLogan has the details.
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A Brooklyn community is at odds over pre-recorded bell sounds coming from a nearby church. Some want the parish to turn down the volume, while others say if you don’t like it, move away. John Metaxas reports.
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A Queens community is on alert after several people spotted — and took pictures of -- some kind of animal that resembles a coyote. Animal Control has yet to say definitively what it is. In the interim, the legend grows. Pablo Guzman reports.
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Wrongly Accused Man Leaves Jail After 17 Years
