Otis Livingston
Verified- Sports Anchor and Director, WCBS-TV (New York, NY)
- Host of CBS Sports Verdict, WLNY-TV (New York, NY)
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NYC triple jumper Salif Mane heads to 2024 Paris Olympics
July 25, 2024 at 2:02 PM Christian Petersen / Getty Images NEW YORK -- The 2024 Paris Olympics start Friday, and New York City triple jumper Salif Mane is ready to show the world just how far he can fly. CBS New York had the chance to speak with the Fairleigh Dickinson University star after he qualified for the Olympic games earlier this month in Eugene, Oregon. He took home the gold by a whopping 2 feet over the second place finisher.
One-armed golfer sets an example of perseverance for his sons
By Otis Livingston Click here for updates on this story RIVERDALE, New Jersey (WCBS) — A New Jersey father who lost his right arm as a teenager is setting an example of perseverance to those who matter most: His two sons. With the support of a golfing organization, Jimmy Nolan proves he’s still a competitor. CBS New York’s Otis Livingston first met Nolan as a a junior at Pompton Lakes High School in the year 2000.
One-armed golfer in New Jersey sets an example of perseverance for his sons
By Otis Livingston Click here for updates on this story RIVERDALE, New Jersey (WCBS, WLNY) — A New Jersey father who lost his right arm as a teenager is setting an example of perseverance to those who matter most: His two sons. With the support of a golfing organization, Jimmy Nolan proves he’s still a competitor. CBS New York’s Otis Livingston first met Nolan as a a junior at Pompton Lakes High School in the year 2000.
Meet the New York Knicks superfan prepared to follow the team during the NBA playoffs
NEW YORK - The NBA postseason begins Tuesday, but since the New York Knicks earned the No. 2 seed in the Eastern Conference, they have a few days off before finding out who their opponent is. There is one super fan who has waited his entire life for a Knicks title, and if somehow this is the year, he'll be right there every step of the way. Anthony Donahue's Bronx apartment is an ode to his favorite team - the Knicks. "I always say I was born bleeding orange and blue," he said.
World Championship Sumo brings the "biggest show on Earth" to NYC
Previewing World Championship Sumo at Madison Square Garden 03:02 NEW YORK -- World Championship Sumo comes to New York City on Saturday as a sumo title is decided at Madison Square Garden. Sumo is a larger-than-life global sport spectacle already contested in over 84 countries around the world, and Friday morning, the wrestlers took over the city. "The biggest show on Earth" takes center stage at the world's greatest arena Saturday night, but first things first - the weigh-in.
Uncertain contract situation hangs over Mets slugger Pete Alonso's head as he arrives at spring training
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. - Pete Alonso, like many of the New York Met position players, showed up to camp Saturday, but unlike those players, Alonso has a huge but uncertain contract situation hanging over his head. Mets general manager David Stearns has said a long-term deal will not likely be reached before Alonso hits free agency after the season. Of course, that was the topic of conversation during his press conference. "I think we have a really good team.
Mets have high hopes under rookie manager Carlos Mendoza after dismal season
PORT ST. LUCIE, Fla. — The New York Mets have high hopes for the 2024 season as Port St. Lucie, Florida is abuzz with spring training baseball. It’s hard to believe, but the Mets have only made the playoffs 10 times in the team’s 62-year history. The team is coming off a disastrous 75-win season after registering 101 wins the year before. So the question is, which Mets are going to show up this year?
2026 FIFA World Cup final to be played at MetLife Stadium
5 hours ago Miami is firing on all cylinders at the moment. To say it’s the hottest city in the country right now has nothing to do with the fact that it’s currently 75 degrees there in the height of winter. It’s long been a world class destination for nightlife and beachside revelry. But more recently it has …
Paterson native Larry Doby posthumously awarded Congressional Gold Medal
WASHINGTON — Paterson, New Jersey, native Larry Doby Sr., the first Black man to play in the American League, was posthumously awarded the Congressional Gold Medal on Wednesday. Larry Doby Jr. was at the U.S. Capitol to accept the award on behalf of his father on what would have been his 100th birthday. The medal is the highest civilian award in the United States, alongside the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
13-year-old Mount Kisco girl with cerebral palsy whizzes past expectations on the go-kart track
MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. — A Mount Kisco teenager with cerebral palsy is living proof that a disorder doesn’t define you. Cerebral palsy is one of the most common childhood disorders in the United States; around 10,000 babies are born each year with CP. The disorder affects the ability to move and maintain balance and posture. CBS New York’s Otis Livingston recently met a young lady who is not letting CP slow her down.
Aaron Rodgers talks exclusively with Otis Livingston
By OTIS LIVINGSTON Click here for updates on this story NEW YORK (WCBS) — The excitement around the New York Jets is palpable, and a lot of that has to do with the addition of a future Hall of Fame quarterback. CBS New York’s Otis Livingston spoke exclusively with Aaron Rodgers, and he opened up about a number of topics. The Jets are the it team in the NFL. Experts say they’ve won the offseason, and HBO’s “Hard Knocks” is documenting training camp.
Aaron Rodgers talks exclusively with Otis Livingston
NEW YORK – The excitement around the New York Jets is palpable, and a lot of that has to do with the addition of a future Hall of Fame quarterback. CBS New York’s Otis Livingston spoke exclusively with Aaron Rodgers, and he opened up about a number of topics. The Jets are the it team in the NFL. Experts say they’ve won the offseason, and HBO’s “Hard Knocks” is documenting training camp.
Black History Month: Giants legend Emlen Tunnell’s story fit for Hollywood
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — It’s a story that is begging to be told, the incredible life of New York Giants all-time great Emlen Lewis Tunnell. “I don’t think people really knew his full story, what he did in the war and the fact he hitchhiked up to New York to get that tryout. If anybody deserves to have a movie made about his life, it was Emlen Tunnell,” co-owner John Mara said.
Home Run chase in their rearview, Aaron Judge and Yankees ready for Guardians in Game 1 of ALDS
NEW YORK — Rested and refreshed, Aaron Judge and the Yankees are set to open their AL Division Series on Tuesday night against the visiting Cleveland Guardians. The last time we saw judge between the lines, he was making history last week in Texas. He has had six days off since to rest and repair and says that surreal home run chase not only helped himself prepare for the pressures of the postseason, his teammates benefited as well, CBS2’s Otis Livingston reported.
“Larry Doby: Second to none” streams tonight on CBS News New York
PATERSON, N.J. — Seventy five years ago, Jackie Robinson broke Major League Baseball’s color barrier in the National League with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Less than three months later, Paterson’s own Larry Doby integrated the American League when he joined the Cleveland Indians. Doby is often a footnote when it comes to baseball history.
Paterson, N.J. honors Larry Doby, who broke the American League’s color barrier in 1947
PATERSON, N.J. — Seventy-five years ago, Paterson’s Larry Doby broke the color barrier in baseball’s American League. On Tuesday morning, the city honored him. There is also momentum for Major League Baseball to do more to honor the trailblazer, CBS2’s Otis Livingston reported. The famous number 14 was on the back of jerseys all over Larry Doby Field, as the city came out to honor one of its own on the 75th anniversary of Doby breaking the color barrier in the AL.
Jackie Robinson memorabilia up for auction in Lower Manhattan
Jackie Robinson memorabilia up for auction in the West Village 01:10 NEW YORK -- Several unique items belonging to Jackie Robinson were on display in Lower Manhattan on Thursday. Bleeker Trading in the West Village had memorabilia of Robinson's that is up for auction with Goldin Auctions. Items include his authentic home jersey from the 1951 season with his name sewn in the collar and several bats, including the bat he used in the 1949 All-Star Game held at Ebbets Field in Brooklyn.
Saint Peter's Peacocks team members on their Cinderella March Madness run so far: 'I don't know if I ever dreamed of this'
Saint Peter's Peacocks talk to the media about heading to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen 09:09 JERSEY CITY, N.J. - The success of the Saint Peter's University men's basketball team has been the biggest story to come out of March Madness this year. The Peacocks, the No. 15 seed in the East Region, pulled off two major upsets to advance to the Sweet 16. "I don't know if I ever dreamed of this.
Herb Douglas, Jr. inspires both as an Olympian and a businessman
Black History Month: Herb Douglas Jr. offers inspiration as both an Olympian and a businessman 03:08 NEW YORK - As we continue to honor Black History Month, we feature a man who accomplished amazing things for nearly a century now: Herb Douglas, Jr., the Olympian, the businessman, and so much more. As CBS2's Otis Livingston reports, Douglas has the incredible distinction of being the oldest living United State Olympic medalist.
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