Queens artist Jacob Hashimoto has a massive sculpture on display inside St. Cornelius Chapel on Governors Island. On view until October 31st, 2018, the installation includes 15,000 black and white paper kites arranged in the shape of moving clouds. Titled The Eclipse and Never Comes Tomorrow, the two pieces are meant to envelope viewers in a tangible, yet ever-shifting fog.

Governors Island Announces Immersive Public Exhibition by Artist Jacob Hashimoto. Two breathtaking installations composed of thousands of delicate, hanging rice paper kites, cubes and funnels to be displayed in historic St. Cornelius Chapel and Liggett Hall Archway.

Now in its 9th year, the NYC Pizza Run is an annual run in New York City where participants munch down on two slices of pizza while running a short distance. This year's race is in Brooklyn at Fort Greene Park on Sunday, September 16th at 11am.

The NYC Pizza Run is a challenge in which participants aim to complete a 5K run while stopping to eat two slices of pizza at checkpoints throughout the course. This one one-of-a-kind New York City experience is open to people of all ages. In a food obsessed metropolis where people are always on the run, putting together an event which pays tribute to some of the city’s defining characteristics seemed like a no-brainer.

Tickets to the race are on sale now for $50, which includes an official NYC Pizza Run t-shirt, a race bib, two slices of pizza to be consumed during the race, a pizza gift bag to be distributed following the race, and a free drink at the NYC Pizza Run afterparty.

There were more delays on the city's subway system, but this time for a very peculiar reason. CBS2's Alice Gainer has more.