live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning, just turned 8:00 a.m. on sunday, august 9. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. the day's top stories are straight ahead but first john elliott is up first. he's in for vanessa this morning. karen from connecticut said i turned on the tv this morning and i thought it was monday. and then she was glad to find out it was still sunday. >> i've been freaking people out all morning. which is the hallmark of my career. good morning, diane, and we're celebrating some sun. oh, no, i know folks that are desperately seeking rain. we should be able to serve that up but just not today. that would be monday into tuesday. readings are the low 70s from toms river to ridgefield. madison cooler at 61. very pretty conditions out there right now.

we do see a few clouds popping up later this afternoon north and west, just a little dynamics at play. the high pressure, the driving force of our weather, big low off the coast will keep the risk of rip currents moderate for the long island beaches. make sure you're ready for that. 84 for the high. less humidity. we will talk more about the changes this week holds in a bit. but right now back to the desk. our top story this morning, state health inspectors back in the bronx. >> mayor de blasio said the month-long outbreak has been contained but five more buildings tested positive for the legionella bacteria bringing the total to 10. the number of people infected now stands at 108. there hasn't been a new case in five days but the risk is still out there in parts of the bronx. ilana gold has more about this story from the melrose section of the bronx. >> this courthouse is one of those buildings that just tested positive for the bacteria but

even more locations could be affected. so in just a few hours teams with the health department will be back in this hour 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 literally uncharted territory. we have to acknowledge that. we never saw an outbreak of legionnaires' like this in the 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's killed 10 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 revealed five new sites. they include a verizon building, housing court, bronx hall of justice, a post office and samuel gumpers high school. all have been treated and disinfected for the bacteria that 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 at the hospital and i think it was 105 or 106. >> reporter: melt owe fish suls say you -- health officials say you can't get it from person to person contact. 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 things the city should

take care of and they're not. >> the cooling towers at the five buildings that tested positive yesterday have been treated and disinfected. the health department says the public should not panic. also, the teams will be heading next few hours. we will be there and let you know what they find out. we're live in the melrose gold. afghanistan. a u.s. soldier has been killed and several others wounded in a series of attacks in kabul, yesterday. the wave of attacks left 40 injured. the taliban has claimed bombings. crews are expected to resume their search for a missing kayaker in dutchess county. the sheriff's office said a kayak carrying a man and woman capsized in the hudson river near historic hills mansion in staatsburg. a passing boat picked up the woman, tali fruchtmann but the man is nowhere to be found. he's 32-year-old ian joevenlts

the two were not wearing life jackets, vment. this man attempted to rape a woman on her way home. investigators say he approached her on 16th street in sunset park and asked her to let him into the billing. when she refused he exposed himself and pushed her to the ground. the suspect ran away when the woman screamed. new information now. a queens mom is facing second-degree murder charges in the death of her baby. police sources say the 21-year-old rashida choudhury confessed yesterday to throwing the 19-day-old baby out of a fourth story window saying she believed he was possessed. a neighbor found his body friday and called 911. the medical examiner said the infant died of blunt impact injuries and skull fractures. a brooklyn couple is facing criminal charges after they allegedly locked their two daughters their car while gambling in a cats seen know.

maria loha and segndo japa left their daughters 6 and 8 outside of resorts casino while they gambled friday date. the couple has been charged with acting in a manner injurious to a minor. the fbi is investigating the shooting of a police-involved shooting of christian walker. he was shot and killed 1:00 a.m. the teen smashed his car through the window of a car dealership. officer brad miller shot walker after some sort of altercation. miller, who has only been on the force since september is on administrative leave. emotions running high in ferguson, missouri, during the one-year anniversary of the shooting of michael brown. don champion has more from ferguson. >> reporter: surrounded by family members michael brown, senior, laid teddy bears at the

spot where his 18-year-old son was killed a year ago in ferguson. >> personally it is a loss but it is a lot of good that came out of my son and he is still with us. >> reporter: wearing t-shirts bearing his pictures and the words "chosen for change." there was a march, hundreds took part, and the white police officer responsible was cleared of any wrongdoing. >> we don't believe things like this should happen in america. >> reporter: he brought his 7-year-old grandson to the march. >> wau what do you tell him? >> i try to tell him to remain who he is. we try to teach him to respect the 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 municipal court system. the department of justice found it was unfairly targeting blacks and minorities. marchers say there is still reason to protest. >> white supremacy and racism have built this town and under gird this town, should be changed. another march is planned for today. and the procession will stop before noon for a moment of silence to mark the moment that brown was killed. texas. eight people including five dead. and we have been warning you about a dangerous new drug -- or a dangerous drug, i should say, york. a person comes to us with a them. forecast. coming up we'll look at our rain stats. just how much rain do we need?

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new this morning, a mass shooting in a home outside of people dead including five children. the police respond to do a call that shots were fired in the home last night after an hour-long stand-off. the shooter finally surrendered and is in police custody. we don't know the motive or the

relationship to the victims. to campaign 2016, vermont senator bernie sanders did not get too far into his social security speech in seattle before activists for the black interrupted him. mic. >> the crowd called for the activists to step aside and the patiently. after 20 minutes sanders left the stage without giving his speech. >> it is unfortunate because among other things i wanted to talk about the issues of black lives. the fact that the american people are tired of seeing unarmed african americans shot and killed. but there are other issues as well that 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.

one of donald trump's top advisors said he quit. trump said he fired roger stone but stone said he submitted his resignation after thursday night's debate because he was unhappy with the direction of the campaign. the trump campaign says stone was let go because he believed he was trying to use his position for personal publicity. it is time to see what is coming up this morning on "face the nation." >> john dickerson has a preview. >> good morning, andrea. we are going to talk to donald trump. weekend. we'll get his views on his campaign, women voters and a few other things. we'll talk to carly fiorina and ben carson. two others that had big nights during the debates. we'll talk about the campaign and donald trump. and bernie sanders drawing enormous crowds. we'll talk about what he thought of the republican debate and how this campaign is going. and then one year after the

shooting in ferguson, we'll talk to cornell william brooks of the naacp about what has changed and what hasn't. and then we'll have a roundtable to wrap it up. >> i hope you get to everything. that is a lot. what is your take on somebody like carly fiorina who by all accounts do great. how does it hurt her not being a part of the larger one? >> it helped her because she was number one in the second debate. she's getting a lot of attend shin and buzz because of that. you can imagine she would get lost in the big debate. the big challenge is for her to move up. one of the top 10 will have to drop out or move back. we'll have to watch whether she can capitalize on her strong performance as she certainly knows to go where the news is and talk about the topics of the day. so she's going to stay in a few news cycles, not just because of her debate performance but says. >> we look forward to watching

your show this morning. remember, you can catch john in a full hour of "face the nation" later this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs 2. time to check in with john forecast. john, you got some good news to deliver for the day. >> you know who i got to chat with this morning? charles osgood. nicest man on tv. talking about france and makeup. >> makeup? >> light chat about france. >> charles osgood, an accomplished pianist and song writer. beautiful blue skies. what a day for a parade. dominican day parade gets under way this afternoon. great weather for that. in the city, up the avenue and in the park now, we're up to 71 degrees. winds out of the north and northeast, at eight miles per hour. humidity is going to stay low.

some welcome news for so many. we need it. tuesday. so, yeah, it is the good with -- well the good with the needed i not the bad. we have delightful skies out there right now. that low. here is a low with a front that comes doing and late monday we see showers west of the city. it is overnight monday into tuesday where we see a chance for some of that needed rain. into the afternoon you have to leave the chance of a pop-up shower well north and west. so up through the poconos, catskills possibly. but the odds are very low for that. through the day you're fine. monday morning, the commute should be worry-free. much of the day it is comfortable. sunny and not who humid. humidity values creep up in the afternoon. chance of shower well to the west. it's tuesday, even tuesday morning we see a line of showers with embedded thunderstorms rolling through.

some of the models have this being a slow-mover. so that could be good. more moisture from the heavens. so far in august, not even half an inch of rain. normal is 1.27. let us rewind in the mind and remember it was heavy rains. so it was a lot of run-off with that rain event earlier. we do need the rain. and even for the year we're five inches below normal. so, yeah, it is time to make up on that deficit and that time rolls in monday night into tuesday during the day. 84 for your day today. nice around 80 as the parade gets under way around lunchtime. 84 this afternoon. that is normal for this time of year. cooler north should, long island sound and also twin forks you'll see more clouds. 83 for the jersey shore. wind out of the northeast 5 to 10, not too bad. should help with some of the bugs, too. ocean temperatures, nice. 78. oh, prompter phil just got back

from cape may and said it was like bath water farther to the south. uv8. you need sun screen. you can burn in half an hour. moderate rip current. lightning risk is very low, which is some good news. for the mountains i have to leave in that chance for isolated shower, that would be this afternoon, 78 to 82, comfortable temperatures for you. and then overnight tonight pretty quiet. 70 in the city. winds out of the east five to 10. and then we see a wrestle tiffly be -- relatively benign day tomorrow. cooler. chance of a shower late north and west. from monday night into tuesday plan on it, localized flooding or a phantom. every once in a while you see phantoms. wednesday, thursday, friday, everything shapes up. we get through the rain. lot of folks -- my weather-watchers, everybody saying we need the rain. >> lot of weather-watchers -- >> were upset about it.

the lawns are brown, gardens are thirsty and reservoirs, too. that is monday into tuesday we get rain. and better weather wednesday through the weekend. >> john, thanks so much. the blue jays cut closer to the yankees while the mets 7-game winning streak came to an end. >> steve overmyer has your cbs2 wfan sports update. >> the hottest team in baseball since the trading deadline the mets have gone from the second worst offensive team to the tops in the league. you can see why they haven't lost in more than a week. going for their eight straight with a win over the rays, curtis granderson continues to mash from the lead-off spot, tying him with jose reyes. all-star break. this will tie the game at 4. that is 19th of the season. noah syndergaard continues to struggle on the road. he is 0-5 away from citi field.

he led up five runs including inning. hopefully this is an aberration because the mets go hitless in eight strike-outs. 5-4 final. they're lead in the division is one and a half games. yankees against david price who over his last six starts in the 90 runs in 10 games. they scored four runs in the last four games. ivan nova had his good stuffed, using curved ball. in the sixth inning something happened. he loaded the bases and then he threw his last curved ball of the game. justin smoak grand slam 4-0. and since the addition of troy tulowitzki, this jays squad makes up five and a half games on the yankees. 6-0 shut out, blue jays gets within two and a half games of

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>> a new phase in the fight against the legionnaires' outbreak. race to stop the spread as more buildings are found with the deadly bacteria. two men on the run accused of raping and robbing women. and it will be a sunny sunday today but some much needed rain is on the way. john elliott has the full forecast. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. >> live from studio 46 this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning. it is just about 8:30 on sunday, august 9. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. the day's top stories are straight ahead but first meteorologist john elliott. i'll so excited about the dog i can't even say your name anymore. >> edgar just wanted to play. as soon as we ended the thing he ran around the studio. that is a great dog. lucas was so sweet, too. you have energy. you have tiny.

they need a home. just a big dog lover. i'm proud of it. let us take the dogs for a walk today. they'll need water but not excessive amounts. heat and humidity values in check for the dog days of summer. warmer in middletown at 72. otisville, refreshing reading 63, very comfortable. nice and quiet right now. few more clouds north and west this afternoon and also clouds at time for the twin forks. i'm more concerned about the moderate rip current risk. the beach is beckoning, but do take care and exercise caution today. 80 around lunchtime for the parade in the city and around 84 for a high which is seasonal. around 83 this afternoon. that rain, we need it, it is in the forecast. we'll have that and weather-watchers in a bit. i'm done barking and we'll send it back to the desk.

state health inspectors back in the bronx will being for the legionella bacteria. >> it was five days since we have seen a person with any new case but the risk is still out there especially in the bronx. ilana gold has more on that story from the mellows section. >> diane, we're standing outside of the bronx county courthouse and this is one of the buildings that tested positive. here is another problem. even more locations could be affected and that is why 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 uncharted territory and it is important that we acknowledge that. we have never seen an outbreak of legionnaires' like this in the history of new york city. >> reporter: this weekend they're focussed 1 hundred

cooling towers. they tested 57 on saturday after the bronx borough president asked the governor to get involved and help control the outbreak that killed 12 people since july. >> 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 areas. they include a verizon building, housing court, bronx hall of justice, a post office and samuel gumpers high school. the mayor said all have been treated for the bacteria. >> they told my parents like a few times that i was on the verge of not making it. >> daniel tejada, more than 100 people, recently affected with legionnaires' disease. >> when i got to the hospital they took my temperature and i think it was a 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 affected cooling towers. residents say they're front of the straighted. >> people don't maintain their property as well as other boroughs. >> that is what it comes down to. >> and they need assurance they won't get sick. >> these things the city should take care of and they're not. >> and new york city has ordered all building owners to inspect its 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, cbs 2 news. and crews are expected to resume their search for a missing kayaker in dutchess county. the sheriff's office said a kayak carrying a man and woman capsized in the hudson river near historic mills mansion in staatsburg yesterday. a passing boat picked up the

woman, tali fruchtmann, but ian jones disappeared. a man hunt is on the way for two serial rapist. 31-year-old isiah rivera and 26-year-old joey cruz. investigators say they raped at least three women. the last reported incident was just this past tuesday when police say one of them agreed to apartment. she was raped by three men including rivera and cruz. the police say they took the third man into custody friday. president obama is saying his agreement with iran to curb its nuclear program could lead to a constructive relationship between the u.s. and ir iran. the president did say that might not take place immediately. his plan came under fire by politicians, some of them including new york senator chuck schumer. a powerful typhoon is hitting china with heavy rains forcing hundreds of thousands of

people to evacuate. power. missing. the storm has triggered mud destroyed dozens of homes. an emotional memorial service was held in a. >> knees city of nagasaki where u.s. forces dropped an atomic bomb 70 years ago. the ceremony included guests from 75 countries including u.s. ambassador caroline kennedy. the attack came three days after another bomb was dropped on hiroshima. sad update on a dolphin discovered in a new jersey river. the dolphin died after getting stuck in shallow water half-way to the raritan river in old bridge. the bottle nosed dolphin was taken out of the water but died on the way to a veterinarian. the governor broadened a ban on k2 to keep up with drug

makers who create chemical res sip piece to evade the existing law. the state health department has tougher regulations. we've been reporting on synthetic mar wan called k2 and how it is ravaging harlem and other neighborhoods. >> let us look at the toll the drug is taking on a long island family. they were surprised to recognize one of the drug users we found on the street. tony aiello has this exclusive. >> reporter: harlem, hard hit by hard core users by k2 synthetic marijuana users. >> this neighborhood is riddled, it is infested. >> reporter: a cbs 2 camera captured these men smoking can 2 at 125th and lexington. and a viewer recognized this man. hard to believe he's the same person in this photo celebrating ago.

>> when you look at that picture happy and smiling what goes through you're mind? >> it breaks my heart. it breaks my heart to see a beautiful boy like that, that could have been something in life and living on the streets. i'm a father, and like any other father out there, that i don't want to see the ki in the street. >> he says his son peter, junior, attended dix hills high school. every advantage a loving family could offer vanquished by the started 15 years ago. >> he is what he is now because of his addictions. >> he's worried about his son using synthetic marijuana which can permanently damage body and brain. >> they can make these people violent and unpredictable. >> he says he tried many times tried to get tough. >> i went to the police station. he's 34 years old. there is nothing we can do.

we can't hold him more than 72 hours. >> he says he feels for all of the families of these troubled souls who are in the grips of a dangerous drug. tony aiello, cbs 2 news. >> sad story there. 8:38. 2,000 acres burning, the latest out of control wildfire putting hundreds of homes in jeopardy. how you can get a room in new york city with a skyline view without breaking the bank. this one comes with a $22 price tag, but there's a catch. first here is john elliott with your forecast. >> i tell you what, you want a skyline view, how about the top of one of our buildings. it is gorgeous out there. we'll talk about a pretty day today and needed rain on the way. remember, rain or shine, you can have the forecast any time witness cbs weather app. you can check radar and send us your pictures and video. it is in the itunes store. we'll be back in a bit.

another fire is causing damage out west. a large wildfire in arizona keeps spreading near the border with nevada and california. 150 homes have already been evacuated. authorities say the fire sparked afternoon. they call it the willow fire. 20 new york state workers are heading west to help fight wildfires. the group from department of environmental conservation will washington. they'll help contain the fires there for the next two weeks. meanwhile the u.s. forest

services said one of its firefighters was killed in lake tahoe. he died by getting struck by a tree while battling a wildfire. looking for a cheap place to stay in new york city. a listed on air b & b promises accommodations starting at $22. the catch, you're sleeping in this parked van in queens. no water, no lek triss stit elect triss city. ice bucket chal bench was everywhere. the media campaign is trying to make a big comeback. >> reporter: on this hot summer day hundreds of people cooled off for a good cause. and took the als ice bucket challenge in central park.

>> it was awesome, actually. i didn't think i would enjoy this so much. >> reporter: their goal to beat the world record. beat it? >> we're doing everything we can. i would hate to do all of these and come up short. >> reporter: more importantly they're trying to raise $120,000 for als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. >> seeing my father deteriorate and become paralyze because of in my life. >> we're just hoping that no this. very soon. >> find ago cure come at a cost. >> it costs about a billion dollars to bring a drug to market for a treatment and we don't have a treatment for als. >> that is why so many showed up to promote awareness including yankee greats mickey rivers and bucky dent.

>> we lost catfish hunter, our teammate. >> they hope to start another global social media phenomenon that began last august. organizers say they're going to send a number of participants to the guinness book of world records records and should find out if they beat it in the next few months. 495 people took yesterdayed challenge which broke the guinness u.s. record but didn't break the world record of 782 people set in china. but, you know, they need to know for sure, which will come later. >> john, you did the ice bucket challenge. >> i was talking to my wife about this. they're doing it again. it is still needed. the awareness is needed and the money is needed. >> great weather for it, too. >> oh, yeah, evaporative cooling. edgar the dog only wanted to be with diane. he's jumping in her lap. let us get the dogs out and

enjoy the beautiful weather. let's see what's up. we have ralph in plainview, 66. a beautiful morning under way right there. some nice readings around the area. 72. this is david taylor in beautiful bayonne. it is beautiful there right now. and this comment a great day to do anything outdoors but can't wait for the rain on tuesday. david sharing the lament of so many waiting for that wayne. good old reliable charlie hoffman, the watch is north and west, this is in p.a., and i love the silhouette of the green. that chance comes in monday into tuesday for rain. so plan on that. tuesday is a busy day. factor the rain into your plans. you need a little extra time and that rain gear. you can see localized flooding. as always, be practical, safe and smart. if you don't know how deep the

water is, don't drive through it. keep the lights on, too. the sun is the bright light that is on now. winds out of the north-northeast at eight. gorgeous way to wrap up what has been sootd super-summer weekend. are you keeping -- what has been are you keeping sore? this is like charlie watching north and west. and showers and thunderstorms return late monday overnight into tuesday and then after that, boy, really midday wednesday through thursday and friday, relatively quiet. we see humidity values creep up monday and the atmosphere is primed and ready for the rain on tuesday. however, numbers will be down overall as far as temperatures because of the cloud cover. no cloud cover right now. persistent low continues to sit and spin and usher in rip current risks. here comes the front on tuesday. really overnight monday into tuesday, as early as tuesday

morning we can see showers in the area. super-sunday, sublime with that sun shining, and nice comfortable humidity values, as well. there is a chance late on monday where you could see a shower west of the area if you plan travel. flirting with the area, it is overnight monday into tuesday, that is when we see the area of low pressure pushing through and possibility of isolated thunderstorms. the weather service said there is potential for localized flooding and that is in poor drainage areas. nothing posted other than a an outlook statement. tuesday is busy, wednesday, thursday and friday looking good and comfortable for august. >> and looking ahead to next weekend -- >> are you really? you don't want to savor today. >> right now we have still have several days to go. fantastic four is opening

weekend may prove to be less than fantastic. >> early returns not looking promising. >> we want to stop it. it is going to take everything you have. >> analysts predict the box office for first place between "fantastic 4 "and tom cruise's "mission impossible" both are expected to bring $28 million in sales which sounds like a lot but it is much lower than expected. the thriller "the gift" could come in with $11 million. ricki the flash can round out the top five. >> i see ricki and the flash with meryl streep. >> she apparently learned how to play the guitar. >> who knew? this is cbs 2 news sunday morning. after the break this summer, maybe winding down but great to enjoy some last-minute items. we'll have that when we come back.

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>> sizes 11 to 7. >> how much do they run. >> $34.99 and $39.99. >> we have a bunch of scooters here today. you're going to ride the micro. they're from micro kickboard. they're the highest rated scooters. scooters for every member of the family. the one you have now is the sprite. this is for ages 8 and up. but the best part about this is that it is good for adults. >> i'm glad i didn't fall. >> this is fun. >> it is good for adults. >> it holds up to 220 pounds. the sprite folds up to five and a half pounds so you can travel with it and as parents know, kids ultimately don't want to scoot and they want you to carry their scooters. it is light and easy to carry. >> i have seen adults in city wheeling around on these.

>> they commute to work and ride with their kids. options for everyone. this is the twister hip-hop spots electronic dance game from hasbro. it is fun and great for rainy day activities. it keeps kids moving and active. music plays and the spots light up different colors and you have to follow the spots as they light up. you don't have to know how to dance. >> that is good. >> that is the best part. >> very nice. >> the final two are really fun. >> we have our nerf products. it is it's strong heart bow. after the hunger games and brave, kids are into bow and arrows. do you want to try it out? >> let's see. >> the strong heart bow comes with four darts that soar up to 75 feet. pull back and release. yes! wow! >> very cool.

>> hit the weather wall. >> luckily vanessa wasn't standing there. >> they come in fashion colors. >> how much is that? >> that goes for $24.99. >> okay. not that bad. and then it would not be sup summer without a super-soaker. this is the flood fire. >> flood fire. >> yes. this shoots water up to 38 feet. it is the classic pump action. if you want to try it. pull the trigger and then just pump back and forth. >> watch out, bill. and then were go. and the coolest part about this one it has this quick kill the hose. so in the middle of a water battle you put it on and you're good to go. >> you can connect it to a hose. really cool. >> the summertime is really an end of the summer, not really a prime time to be buying products

like these but you can get good deals. >> you can get good deals and there is a whole month left before labor day. everyone can still enjoy it and enjoy those last days. >> if you want any other products reviews, tell us about your website. >> we're a consumer website, and if you visit our site you can research products and click through to buy. >> tammy, thank you so much. and i'll try out some of the toys. you can head to our website cbsnewyork.com to find out more. >> i might have to test those out, too. and make sure they're safe for the kids. let us see what is coming up on sunday morning with a preview from charles osgood. >> would you be willing to pay just a few cents extra for fruits and vegetables if that meant a few extra dollars for migrant farm workers. we're meeting people that are making that happen.

and one of country's best singers and song writers, jason. car museum is taking root, planting cars, that is something new. we'll catch up with the former host of the daily show, jon stewart. all of that is coming right up on sunday morning. >> lots of interesting stuff there. thanks so much, charles. get one more check of the forecast this morning with meteorologist john elliott. >> i'm pulling this nerf thing out of my head. excellent shot. and you on the scooter. who knew? >> i was shaky. it was a while. >> all right. if you're scooting, if you're playing, if you have chores to do or heading out to a midday service or parade, perhaps. 84 in the city this afternoon as the dominican day parade gets under way. 82 for your monday.

monday not too bad. it is overnight monday into tuesday when the rain returns. >> are you recovered from the dogs? >> good day to take edward outside to play. inside edgar had a fun time with john today. >> look at that face. what a cute little face. he wanted to play with lucas so bad. >> and both of those dogs are up for adoption with the humane society. look at you. very fun, john. i don't know who is more excited to be here, you to play with the dog or the dog with you. >> it was great having you this morning. thanks for hanging out with us. thank you for joining us. cbs 2 news is back at 6:30. >> you can check the news all day long from cbsnewyork.com. >> i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. cbs sunday morning is up next. have a great sunday.

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