battling the deadly legionella bacteria takes more precedence today after testing crews discovered five more contaminated buildings including a courthouse and a school. we'll tell you the steps being taken to stop the spread. a mother accused of killing her baby makes a shocking confession. what she told police about her son's state of mind. it is a loss. >> ferguson, missouri, a year ago was in chaos. cbs 2 news sunday morning starts right now. live from studio 46 this is cbs 2 news this morning.

good morning, 6:00 a.m., sunday, august 9. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. today's top stories are straight ahead but look who we have in the studio. >> john elliott in the house. welcome john. >> who is enjoying the treats? you got to be kidding, this is great. you guys both look lovely. i don't know how you do it every sunday morning. me, this is just luck, i just kind of throw this together. how about this? it is just sublime out there on your sunday. i know lamenting the absence of the rain we need but perfect timing for the second half of the weekend. got some plans outside? the weather will cooperate. it is delightful. 55 in monticello. 58 in sparta. 59 in summit. 65 in roslyn. 68 in the city. pretty skies overhead. another way to tell the tale. the vortex satellite and radar, there is the big low sitting and spinning kicking up the waves for the shore. but it is going to pave the way for a nice day for us.

around 80 at lunch time in the city. your high today about 83 and feeling like it. humidity value stay in check once again today. enjoy. we'll have the rest of the seven-day coming up in a bit. our top story this morning, state health inspectors will be back in the bronx looking for legionella bacteria in cooling towers. >> mayor de blasio said the month-long outbreak has been contained but yesterday five more buildings tested positive bringing the total to 10. the number of cases stands at 108. there hasn't been a new case in five days but the risk does linger in the bronx. ilana gold has more on that story from the melrose section. >> the bronx county hall of justice is one of the buildings that just tested positive for the bacteria. but more could be affected. teams from the health department will be back in the area testing dozens of buildings. >> reporter: state health inspectors have another tough

job ahead of them today. they plan to take water samples from 42 cooling towers across the south bronx that supply air conditioning and send them to a lab for legionella testing. >> this is uncharted territory. it is important we acknowledge that. we've never seen an outbreak of legionnaires' like this in the history of new york city. >> they're focussed on 100 cooling towers in five sections of the bronx, fordham, mt. eden, hunts point, mott haven and high bridge. they tested 57 after the bronx borough president asked the governor to get involved to help control the outbreak. >> we're here to help manage this process. we're in constant communication with all levels of government including the city. >> reporter: the city revealed five new sites where the health department found traces of legionella bacteria, all in populated area. they include a verizon building,

housing court, hall of justice and samuel gumpers high school. it can cause deadly pneumonia. >> they told my parents a few times that i was on the verge of not making it. >> daniel tejada, more than 100 people recently infected with legionnaires' disease. >> they took my temperature and it was 105 or 106. >> reporter: health officials say you can't get it from person to person contact. in the latest cases victims breathe in mist from the aaffected cooling towers. >> people don't maintain their property. >> that is what it comes down to. >> that is what i think. >> reporter: they need assurance they won't get sick. >> the city should take care of it. and they're not. >> the cooling towers at the five buildings that just tested positive have been treated and disinfected. the health department said they

are safe for the public. meanwhile the team will head out for more inspections. we'll let you know what happens. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. now to a developing story out of afghanistan. a u.s. soldier has been killed and several others injured in a series of attacks in kabul yesterday. the wave of attacks left at least 40 people dead and more than 300 injured. the taliban claimed responsibility for at least two bombings. crews are expected to resume their search for a kayaker. the sheriff's office said a kayak carrying a man and woman cab sized in the hudson river near historic hills mansion in staatsburg. 23-year-old tali fruchtmann was picked up but ian jones disappeared. the two were not wearing life jackets. police are looking for a man who groped a woman on a subway this past friday. this is the man they want to talk to.

a woman was on the platform at the atlantic subway station in park slope, brooklyn, when she saw this man touching himself in front of her. he then boarded the train with her and proceeded to grab her from behind. the woman took this picture of him and gave it to the police. in brooklyn, surveillance video captured these images of a man who attempted to rape a woman on her way home. investigators say he approached the woman on 16th street in sunset park and asked him to let her into a building. when she refused he exposed himself and pushed her to the ground. the suspect ran away when the woman screamed. a queens mom is facing second degree further charges in the death of her baby. according to sources, 21-year-old rashida choudhury confessed to throwing her 19-day-old son out of a fourth story window saying she believed he was possessed.

a neighbor found his body and called 911. a brooklyn couple is facing charges after they locked their two daughters in a car while they gambled in queens. dave carlin has more from kew gardens. >> facing a judge here at queens criminal court, these parents put their desire to gamble ahead of their children's welfare. >> reporter: these sisters spent much of the day at the 106th precinct station house. in handcuffs were 33-year-old maria loha and 34-year-old segndo japa. investigators say late friday night the couple gambled at the resorts world casino in the queens and put their daughters at risk. witnesses say it was close to midnight and the girls were left in the back seat of the family's suv in the parking lot. police estimate for about an hour. >> it is unbelievable that a parent could be so irresponsible to put their pleasures before the welfare of the kid.

>> how do you do something like that? your child, you're supposed to be with them 24/7 to make sure they're safe. >> reporter: a security guard spotted the girls in the suv and called the cops. the family's neighbors in bushwick, brooklyn, say they're surprised. >> they're usually with their kids, and her husband. i didn't think she would leave them to gamble. >> reporter: the sisters were examined by the doctors at jamaica hospital and they're okay. they're in the child protective services custody. >> in kew gardens, queens, dave carlin, cbs 2 news. -- emotions running high as residents mark the one-year anniversary of the death of michael brown. the shooting by a police officer sparked weeks of unrest. don champion has more on what has changed since brown's death. >> reporter: surrounded by

family members, michael brown's father laid teddy bears at the site where his was killed. >> he's still with us. >> reporter: wearing t-shirts bearing his picture and the words "chosen for change." the brown family led a four and a half mile march to normandy high school where the teen had graduated. hundreds took part walking along west avenue where violence and looting rocked the community in the weeks and months following brown's death. the white police officer responsible was cleared of any wrongdoing. >> we don't believe things like this should happen in america. >> reporter: this man brought his grandson to the march. >> what do you tell him? >> i tell him to remain who he is. we try to teach him to respect police. >> in the year since brown's killing the city of ferguson has made changes. >> reporter: officials hired an interim police chief who is

black and overhauled the court system. the department of justice found it was unfairly targeting blacks and minorities. many marchers say there is still reason to protest. >> racism that have built this town be changed. >> reporter: don champion, cbs news. another march is planned for today. a procession will stop just before noon for a moment of silence to mark the moment brown was killed. the time is 6:10. coming up, two men on the loose for allegedly raping and robbing three women after meeting on-line. now the police need your help locating them. what is in the water? people on long island say their water is looking both murky and brown and they can't live like this much longer. the scariest 10 minutes of my life. >> a plane makes an emergency landing after a pilot is unable to see through this smashed windshield.

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we're always on, on facebook and twitter. join our conversations. the fbi is stepping in to investigate the police-involved shooting of a college football player in texas. christian walker was shot and killed after the teen smashed his car through a car dealership. the officer shot walker after an alteration. miller who is only on the force since september is on administrative leave. a pourl typhoon is hitting china forcing hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate. one million homes are without power after the typhoon nade landfall last night after first slamming taiwan. 22 people are dead or missing. the storm triggered mud slides, downed frees and destroyed -- trees and destroyed homes. a pilot got a scare mid-flight. passengers said they had no idea what was happening as hail

pelted the plane causing serious damage. >> this was the scariest 10 minutes of my life. >> reporter: passengers in photos of delta flight 1889 tell the same story. one passenger posted on twitter the pilot deserved a bonus for saving their lives. the plane was flying from boston to salt lake city. you see, when it hit nebraska it hit a major storm. >> we can see the shattered windshield from the window. we could see the nose of the plane was missing. it was intense. >> reporter: hail hit the nose, windshield and the engines of the airbus a320. the pilots were able to make a safe emergency landing at the nearest airport in denver. >> one person on the plane went to the hospital with minor injuries while other passengers boarded another flight to salt like city. the federal aviation administration is looking into what happened. incredible they were able to land with the damage.

>> couldn't see anything based on those photographs. >> terrifying. major problems to that pilot this morning. >> absolutely. and john elliott is here early on a sunday. >> i was going to say, have a great flight if you're taking off today. it is a delight to be here on a sunday. i don't know who -- whether it was joe, or somebody brought in this huge tray of donuts. did you see those back there? what are you doing on this sunday? i think the weather will cooperate. the models are hinting on a stray shower north and west. we were talking about that thursday and friday as well. soak in the city. it is very nice out there right now. we are going to see for the most part sunny skies and comfortable conditions. it is 68 now. winds out of the north at five. that is the observation now. this afternoon it is a northeast wind. it should keep humidity values in check. humidity is relatively low. showers and thunderstorms for

many of us who really would like to see some rain, that is monday night into and through tuesday, and then it clears out on wednesday. and then it looks like the bulk of the week will be dry after the rain event for tuesday. 84 today, right where we should be. nowhere near the record of 103. remember that in 2001? sun is up. we proved it to you. but isn't that sad, sun is up now at 6:00. oh, man, yeah, where is summer going? sun sets at 8:02. you see plenty of sun now. basically miss us. by that i mean the u.s. in. still the wind out of the there is an approaching low. you see it to the west. turn on the models and show you what we're up against. look into your afternoon, fine for much of the island. parts of the area, sussex, sullivan, orange county could see a passing shower.

you will likely see more clouds afternoon. it will be hard to get any today. quickly. fine. early commute right through midday, much of monday is fine. but then it's monday afternoon into tuesday when we see this approaching -- well it is an trailing front. embedded thunderstorms during good news. for the beaches we have good news for you today. 79 to 83 is your temperature range. we do have moderate rip current risk. don't forget the sun screen, uv forecast at 8. 20% chance of shower for the mountain communities well north and west. and then it is a busier monday night into tuesday. that is going to be the busiest day of the week. and then we see the humidity

values drop and nice weather to wrap up the week. sunday looks pretty super. >> shaping up for another nice weekend. the jays, the mets seven game winning streak comes to an end. >> we start off with the hottest team in baseball. since the trading deadline the mets have gone from the second worst offensive team to tops in the league. you combine that with his pitching staff you can see why they haven't lost in more than a week. a win over the jays. curtis granderson, six lead off in the season. he is batting .310. this one will tie the game at four. that is his 19th of the season. noah syndergaard struggles on the road. 0-5 away from citi field. he led up five runs including go-ahead run in the fourth inning. hopefully this is an aberration

because the mets go hitless in final 14 at-bats with eight strike-outs. 5-4 final. division is down to one and a half games. david price who over his last six starts in the bronx 4-0 with 2-16era. 90 runs in 10 games. they now scored four runs in the last four games. ivan nova, worked effectively through five innings but in the sixth inning something happened. he loaded the basis and then he threw his last curve ball of the game. justin smoak, grand slam, 4-0. since the addition of troy tulowitzki, this jay squad made five and a half on the yankees. jays gets within two and a half of the league.

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elliott says we're in for a nice day outside. many residents in rockville center are disgusted by their tap water. >> it is brown and murky. the town says the main water tower is being renovated and its filtration system can't be used. it is using an older tower that causes discoloration due to its age. the water department hopes to have the repairs completed in the next couple of weeks which will allow engineers to flush out the system. the town says the water is safe to drink in the meantime and to bathe in. 6:24. a local community says graffiti is on the rise and they have a way to fight it. what shoes to keep, which ones to toss. we give you a sneak-peek of the trends you will see on store shelves. this is cbs 2 thus sunday morning.

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this sunday morning, 6:26. 68 degrees, comfortable out there. john elliott is here with us and he'll have the full beautiful forecast in a few minutes. cupid's arrow. >> a young california couple hit by lightning may have survived because they were holding hands. they were walking hand in hand along a tree lined street in claremont thursday. doctors say because they were holding hans it diffused the electrical current that ran through their bodies. >> we were on the ground and gave each other the most terrified look you can imagine. it was weird. i thought there was an earthquake. >> they had minor injuries and they joke they have an electric love. >> they are only 17 years old, i wont if they'll end up together. >> vanessa was making jokes last night. up next, the top stories. >> more buildings in the south bronx test positive for the legionella bacteria.

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this outbreak is a wake-up call. we essentially do know where it originated. we don't know why it originated. >> a new phase in the fight against legionnaires' disease. the outbreak and testing crews racing to stop the spread as more buildings are found to have the deadly bacteria. three men accused of raping and robbing three women. hear the everyday medium they used to lure them in.

the ends of an era, the daily show's host, jon stewart, talks about his 10 you're. live from studio 46, cbs 2 news this morning. good morning, it is 6:30, august 9. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. the day's top stories are straight a. ahead, but john yell yacht -- john elliott is here filling in for vanessa murdock. >> you see the silhouette of the city. it is a pretty way to start here today. it will be dry today and tomorrow. the rain rolls in, in a big way monday night into tuesday.

great in the city. nice temperature skies. readings in the 50s, 59 in wayne, 58 in hamburg. refreshing out the door, the dogs will love it. skywise it is very clear now. there is a possibility of a shower north and west today. and a hint of a few more clouds for the twin forks, as well. in the city very nice, though. the numbers are around where they should be. the high today, later today, at 84. we'll talk more about the rain chance and have weather watchers in a bit. we'll send it back to the desk. the top story this morning, state health inspectors will be back in the bronx looking for legionella bacteria. >> the bacteria was found in five more buildings. ilana gold has more on that story from the melrose section. >> we're standing outside of the bronx county hall of justice and this is one of the buildings that just tested positive for the bacteria. the inspectors tell us the cooling towers have been treated

and disinfected and no need for anyone to worry. still, even more buildings could be affected and today the health department is not taking any chances. >> reporter: state health inspectors have another tough job ahead of them today. they plan to take water samples from 42 cooling towers across the south bronx that supply air conditioning and send them to a lab for legionella testing. >> this is literally uncharted territory and it is important we acknowledge that. we have never seen an outbreak like this in the history of new york city. >> reporter: they're focussed on 100 cooling towers in five sections of the bronx. on saturday they tested 57 after the bronx borough president asked the governor to get involved and help control the outbreak that killed ten people since july. >> we're here today to help manage this process. we're in constant communication with all levels of government including the city. >> reporter: the city has revealed five new sites where

the health department found traces of legionella bacteria, all in populated areas. they include verizon building, housing court, bronx hall of justice, and samuel gumpers high school. all have been treated for the bacteria. >> they told my parents a few times that i was on the verge of not making it. >> daniel tejada more than 100 people infected with legionnaires' disease. >> they took my temperature in the hospital and i think it was 105 or 106. >> reporter: health officials say you can't get it from person to person contact. in the latest cases victims breathe in contaminated mist from the affected cooling towers. bronx residents say they're frustrated. >> people don't maintain their property as well as other boroughs. >> that's what it comes down to. >> that is what i think. >> reporter: they need assurance they won't get sick. >> these are things the city

should take care of and they're not. >> and new york city is ordering all business building owners to inspect their cooling towers in the next 14 days, and if this doesn't happen they could be fined thousands of dollars. live in the melrose section of the bronx, ilana gold. crews are expected to look for a missing kayaker in dutchess county. a kayak carrying a man and woman capsized near historic hills mansion in staatsburg. a passing broet picked up the woman, 22-year-old tali fruchtmann but the man disappeared. he's identified as 32-year-old ian jones. the two were not wearing life jackets. new information a queens mom is facing second-degree murder charges in the death of her nooub baby. according to police sources, rashida choudhury confessed yesterday to throwing her 19-day-old son out of a fourth-story window saying she

believed he was possessed. a neighbor found his body. the infant died of blunt impact injuries and had skull fractures. a new jersey woman is in critical condition after her husband allegedly shot her eight times when he found out she filed for divorce. the woman identify mark harrison as her shooter after the police found her bleeding in her jersey city home. the three children were not home at the time of the shooting. a man hunt is under way for two accused serial rapists. the police released the photos of isiah rivera and 26-year-old joey cruz on the right. they raped at least three women. the last reported incident was this past tuesday when the police say one of them agreed to meet a woman at her apartment. she was maced and raped by three men including rivera and cruz. the third man is in custody. a sad update on a dolphin discovered in a new jersey river. marine workers said it died

after it got stuck in shallow water half way to the raritan river in old bridge. rescuers took the bottle nosed dolphin out of the water to be tested. in long island a setback for one town's efforts to crack down on graffiti. they ended getting kicked off the property when they tried to clean up the property. dana tyler has the story. >> reporter: minutes after the workers began covering up graffiti a news conference called by the supervisor angie carpenter was suddenly broken up by security guards. >> we request to remove this graffiti. >> reporter: the town received permission to clean up the property, carpenter said. >> it was a private trail that the people in that neighborhood

used to walk in. they were upset about the graffiti so we responded. >> reporter: the public relations mixup announced that have anti-graffiti trucks targeting the handiwork. >> three years ago we practically wiped out all of the graffiti but they started walls. >> what were the messages. >> death threats. >> reporter: town workers say businesses are targeted by gangs hanging out overnight while the businesses are closed. but photograph feet tee has begun showing up in neighborhoods, too. it calls it an insult to neighbors. >> they put a lot of labor into it. whether it is people doing construction on it or doing it themselves. >> reporter: residents in islip can call for the town truck to clean up free of charge any

graffiti slapped on their homes. dana tyler. a spokesperson for the institute of technology say they support the effort but will remove the graffiti themselves. it might be the best offer in new york city. you decide. a listing promises accommodations of spectacular views for $22 a night. you're sleeping in a park van, no water, no electricity. >> but it comes with a bed. >> 22 bucks. >> a bargain. it is 6:39. we'll help you put your best foot forward. we're getting a sneak-peek on the footwear trends a year and a half. and a hint, boots are made for more than walking. one of a kind altar for the pope's mass at madison square garden. first, here is john elliott with the forecast.

>> beautiful blue this morning, looks like a pretty sunny sunday. what are our weather-watchers watching? and what do they want? we'll check in with them after the break.

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about the issues of black lives. the fact that the american people are tired of seeing unarmed african americans get killed. but there are other issues as well we have to talk about. >> hours later sanders spoke to a packed crowd at the university of washington about his commitment to criminal justice reform as well as addressing income inequality. target says it's going beyond gender labels in several departments. that means no more girls building sets or boys bedding. the retailer says it will start phasing out gender-based signs over the next few months. the shift comes in response to customer feedback. parents and gender equality advocates feel that distinguishing between products unnecessary and possibly harmful. you might be living in your flip-flops right now but it is never too early to look ahead to what shoes will be hot next season. we paid a visit to the fashion footwear show. >> reporter: spring slippers,

chunky sandals and fancy footwear for men, too. we got a look at the styles you may be walking around in next year. >> you see spring-summer 2016. we have 600 brands from higher-end, contemporary dress, comfort. >> reporter: expect to see colorful slides and platforms. trends are caking their cues from styles. >> bohemian, french. >> lot of leather and wooden platforms. easy comfort of flat-fringed boots. >> the women are driving the western in the city today. >> reporter: there are new styles with crystals and hand-stitched wedding boot. new to the show are distinctive sculpted and architectural styles. >> the only way to make a shape like this is through 3d printing. >> this hugs the foot and promises comfort in high school. in classic style expect to see

the timeless style of mary jane flat along with bright, colorful loafers. >> soft and forgiving. >> for spring-summer 2016 expect color and neutrals, flats and stilettos, something for every taste and style. >> it makes us feel good, puts a smile on our face and i think we just really enjoy it. >> so good to know my cowboy boots will be in style. >> i don't know how those 3d printing will be easy to walk in. >> saddle shoes are always in style when it comes to john elliott. >> are you going to tell me my 1954 saddle shoes did not make the story? i can't move my leg now. have fun with footwear. always support and don't forget, though, if you wear flip-flops today, you need the sun screen on the top of your feet as well. nothing like a burn on your toes.

let's check in with our weather watcher. 64 in north shore. 68 in little neck. let's head down and say good morning to leo mcconnell. 63 in beautiful brick. it will be a beautiful day in brick up to point pleasant, spring lake to sandy hook. 70 right there. it is interesting, cooler north and west. bob brim has 58 in berryville. he says he need some rain. this is echoed time and time again. anthony has 61 in cedar grove. he wants to know when will we get rain soon. it is monday night into tuesday. one picture that came in this morning from holly, something we like to call mahwah morning. we have a pretty day today. and desperately needed rain rolls in monday night into tuesday. could see heavy rain and localized flooding, the bad with the good.

definitely need the rain. 68 in the city. shower can't be ruled out for the north and west. models are hinting at activity there. watch out for those big waves, south shore. showers and storms, though, that is late monday through tuesday, and then after that rain event, the rest of the week shapes up and we see drier conditions. then it is the good with the bad. it is interesting we have 84 on friday down a bit yesterday, up a bit today, down a bit tomorrow and then tuesday i think you're really going to sense it. there will be much more in the way of cloud cover, the passing showers with embedded thunderstorms as well. none of that right now. i mean, it is really nice off the services this morning, if you're getting ready to spend time with the family. maybe catch up on chores. when this rain pushes in monday and into tuesday. it is a super sunday. it is nice as far as

temperatures and also as far as the humidity values go. area is fine. you will see increasing clouds. there is a chance later in the day well west of the city where you could see showers. my concern for you tomorrow would be if you got business or family calling you into pennsylvania or upstate new york it will be a busy day for them. our turn comes on tuesday. the national weather service already concerned about the possibility of localized flooding and some heavier rain with the system that is coming on board. so remember it is late monday into tuesday where we see the most active weather. notice after that day on tuesday, which it's almost an all-day event, you will see better weather wednesday, the numbers stay in check. in the dog days. but it is not going to feel like good. this week is motorcycle week. >> really? >> and resurrect romance week.

if you love someone, or someone who does... >> do you have a harley parked outside? >> no. well sports this morning, tampa bay rays stopped nl east ending mets' winning streak. >> reporter: we start off with the hottest team in baseball. since the trading deadline the mets have gone from the second worst offensive team to tops in the league. you find it with the pitching staff and you see why they haven't lost in more than a week. curtis granderson continues to mash out of the lead-off spot. that is his sixth lead-off homer. tying jose reyes. he's batting .310 since the all-star break and ties the game at four. his 19th of the season. but noah syndergaard continues to struggle on the road, 0-5 away from citi field.

led up five runs including inning. hopefully this is not a sign of what is to come. 5-4 the final. lead in the division for the games. yankees against david price who over his last 6 starts in the bronx was 4-0 with 2-1 six era. this is it's yankees offense. ivan nova had his good stuff. curved ball to work through first five innings. something happened in the sixth because he loaded the bases and threw his last curve ball of the game. justin smoak's grand slam makes it 4-0. and since the addition of troy tulowitzki, the blue jays made five and a half games on the yankees. 6-0 shut-out. blue jays get to win and they're within two-a half games of division league.

after getting booed relentlessly in the first series, geno smith bounces back and throws a pair of touchdowns to brandon marshall, one of them against darrelle revis. did you see what odell beckham junior did in camp yesterday? simple. the giants continue what has been a spirited camp that has seen three fights so far. pierre-paul. it is good news that communication between the giants and jpp is more frequent. coach tom coughlin had a chance to speak to him by phone. >> do i know when he's coming? he's anxious to be here. he won't come until he feels like he's ready to be able to play. so, it could be whatever amount of time. i'm not even going to speculate. but i am always glad to hear his he sounded good. he sounded interested and he wanted to get back here. >> it is the story of the

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forgiven for sleeping in on sunday mornings. for the past 16 years he hosted comedy central's the daily show. it is a tenure that came to a close on thursday. >> this is it, the final episode. >> reporter: stewart didn't just host the show, he ran the show. >> are you talking about me? >> reporter: he turned the nightly news satire into a nightly news source for many. >> what have you got now? you got about a year? >> i can't believe you're leaving before me. >> you got to do whatever we can to keep americans save. nine people shot in a church, what about that? >> we are back. this is our first show since the tragedy in new york city. >> and in at least one case stewart's influence had a very tangible effect. >> gentlemen, i can't thank you enough.

all i can do, i feel like apologize to go all of you and i'm not even sure why. it is an absolute travesty. >> reporter: after stewart invited 9/11 first responders on to his show, congress voted to federally fund their healthcare, a move largely credited to stewart. to the end media big whigs and politicos kissed up to his audience. he was fine standing outside the moat and throwing rocks the castle. >> do you like interviews >> no, i despise it. >> jon stewart marks the end of an era. plus junk yard that has taken root and the female answer to the man cave. those stories, and month, here on cbs 2. the new study every parent needs to hear could picky eating be a sign of depression. the food warning.

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