breaking news overnight. handcuffed and on the loose. the nypd is on the hunt for a man that escaped custody entering a precinct. >> julian bond has died. he spent his entire life fighting for equal rights. >> day two of the summer scorcher. how hot will it get. cbs 2 news sunday morning starts right now. >> good morning, 6:00 a.m. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. first, vanessa murdock is here with the forecast. summer scorcher. >> yet again. diane, you said you liked yesterday. >> i did. >> today will be similar

temperatures. similar in the low 90s. more humid and more clouds. generally a mostly sunny day on tap and a hot one. the current temperatures, 76 in the city. 59 in monticello. 69 for yaphank and 68 in cranbury. most of us in the 60s and 70s out there. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar we had a few showers making their way to the north of the city early this morning. they are starting to dissipate. the sprinkles, you may see a few more fall before all is said and done. by this afternoon, skies will be mostly sunny under an air quality alert. we have high levels of o shown in the atmosphere. 9:00 a.m. 79. feeling like 82. by noon 86, mostly sunny. feels like 88. at 3:00 this afternoon, we peak at 92 degrees. it will feel like 94. skies will be mostly sunny.

in the first forecast, the full heat wave of 2013. i will have details shortly. we begin with breaking news out of east harlem. police are on the hunt for a man who escaped custody while still in handcuffs. >> >> ilana gold joins us from east harlem. this morning. we want to show you video of police scouring the area by 102nd and park. they have been going to a number of buildings trying to find the suspect but he is on the run. here is what we know the the escape happened at 3:00 outside the 23rd precinct. officers say they had taken him out of the patrol car, he was in handcuffs and as they walked him up to the building, he broke loose and ran off. it's unclear why he was arrested but police say it was a low level offense. on july 25, arthur collins

escaped from the 25th precinct in east harlem. he got out of the holding cell when i was booked on a charge. then another problem june 23rd when tarek arnold escaped from the 32nd precinct in harlem. video shows him running down the street and officers chasing after him. he was captured after a month on the run. back out live at the 23rd precinct where police are looking for an escaped prisoner, we are looking for more details on who this man is. we will keep you updated. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. new this morning, julian bond, an activist at the forefront of the 1960s civil rights movement died. he died in fort walton beach after battling an unspecified illness. he served as founding president in the 70s and chairman of the board for the naacp for more than a decade.

in the 80s he fought against apartheid in south africa. he was 75. >> three people died after a multivehicle crash on the taconic state parkway in yorktown. before 3:00 a bmw s.u.v. slammed into an embankment north of bald win and went airborne. the vehicle then struck eight other cars. one person was rushed to westchester medical center in critical condition. no word on what caused the crash. a brooklyn family is in mourning after a 5-year-old boy drown swimming in the rockaways. ezekial was unresponsive and unconscious when a life guard pulled him from the waters. lifeguards say there were strong rip currents yesterday but it's unclear if that was factor in the boy's death. police are searching for four people after a stabbing at the union square subway station. investigators say the attack happened around 6:30 last night

on a southbound platform. witnesses say the attack appears to have involved a group of young people. the victim was taken to bellevue and is expected to be okay. crews from the national transportation safety board are trying to determine what caused a deadly plane crash in new jersey. the single engine cessna was flying to teterboro when it just fell out of the sky, burst into flames in west caldwell. cbs 2's matt kozar has more. >> ntsb investigators say initial reports suggest the pilot experienced some type of mechanical failure. he was trying to make it back to the runway when he nose dived into the woods about 300 feet behind this day care center. thick black smoke billowed high into the blue sky from the site of the plane crash. witnesses who heard the explosions ran toward the flames to help but there was nothing they could do. >> the second you saw the explosion you knew what happened. no way anyone walks way from that. >> reporter: shortly after taking off from the essex

county airport at 10:00 a.m. the pilot of a six seater 2009 cessna like this road the control tower that he was unable to maintain power. he sadie christina aguilera an emergency, returning to the field immediately. the tower responded. >> 3 tango victor, anything you need, runway. >> according to initial statements the aircraft may have lost engine power. >> reporter: the pilot crashed a half mile from the airport. >> it looked like it was making a turn then it kind of nose dived into the ground. as soon as it hit the ground it exploded then two more explosions after that. >> reporter: police say the 50- year-old pilot, a new jersey man, was the only one on board. he was a flight instructor on his way to pick up a student. five investigators with the national transportation safety board are working to determine the cause of the crash. >> we have all four corners of the airplane on scene. it didn't lose parts in flight

and we have evidence of a post next three days. they are flying in specialists from kansas and pennsylvania to help in the investigation. reporting from west caldwell, new jersey, matt kozar, cbs 2 news. an update in the legionnaires outbreak in the bronx. the city health department added several more confirmed cases with people with the disease bringing the total to 124. 94 have been treated and released from the hospital. 12 have died from the disease. there have been no new confirmed cases since august 3rd. the health department says all the people who died were adults with preexisting medical conditions. police are desperately trying to identify this woman. ems found her lying on the ground on 11th avenue near 43rd street in hell's kitchen wednesday night. she was taken to roosevelt hospital.

hospital workers told police she does not speak or respond to verbal prompts. she is believed to be in her 70s. a firefighter shot twice during a violent stand off on staten island is back home this morning. >> dozens of firefighters cheered as lieutenant james hayes left richmond university medical center yesterday afternoon. the 31 year veteran of the fdny is expected to make a full recovery. he was shot twice responding to reports of smoke coming from a home where u.s. marshals were trying to serve a warrant. the man who shot hayes died in a shoot out with police. >> great to see the firefighter will be okay. coming up, more than 3,000 flights delayed after a glitch caused major headaches along the east coast. >> they said if they didn't get my son. >> a family too scared to show their faces. the elaborate cell phone scam used to threaten them.

>> crisis averted for the yankees. masahiro tanaka turned it around with a masterful performance. >> first, vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> another hot one. highs again in the 90s.

coming up, the beach forecast.

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this is genuine eye care, in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. good morning. thank you for watching cbs 2 news sunday morning. we are on facebook and twitter as well. join our conversations. air travel is back to normal this morning after a major computer glitch. >> frustrated fliers packed airports from washington to detroit for hours yesterday. more than 3400 flights were delayed. more than 600 completely canceled. chris van chief tells us what went wrong. reporter: there were no smiles at reagan national airport outside of washington, d.c. every flight on this departure board showed up red, delayed due to a crippling

computer failure at a facility in virginia that stretched on for hours. this map shows a multistate hole in the nation's air traffic leading to delayed and canceled flights nationwide. this was the scene at laguardia airport. long lines, delays and plenty of frustration. isaac gonzalez is stranded. >> i am staying in an apartment i don't know, place i don't know. i will be there all night until the next flight in the morning. i'm not happy. i'm very upset. >> reporter: as the aa worked to -- faa worked to fitch the glitch, it was felt in the northeast and mid-atlantic and as far west as los angeles saw delays. the faa said there is no sign that the technical issues had anything to do with terrorism or hacking.

chris van chief cbs 2 news. a homeowner snapped photos of this black bear sticking its head through the cat door. the homeowner said while he was on vacation he made the might stake of leaving the glass door slightly cracked. when he got home he discovered a bear had entered, ate, went to the bathroom on the carpet. this is not the first run in with a bear. in may a bear and two decks climbed on the condo to eat bird feed. that would freak me out. >> easy to say awe when that is a photo. i don't know if i had that reaction with a bear coming through my cat door. let's check in with vanessa murdock. you had the same reaction. >> just that face sneaking through. hey, guys, what are you doing. can i have food, please. >> a hot forecast.

there. let's go outside and show you a beautiful live picture of sunrise this morning. it's a little bit more cloudy to start things off. as we get into the afternoon, skies will be mostly sunny. it will be a sizzling end to your weekend after a mild start at 76 degrees. hour. your headlines, the 90s are back, they are here to stay for quite a few days. we are talking the first heat wave of 2015 is in the bag. it started yesterday and we think it doesn't wrap up for a few more days. hottest day tomorrow. that temperature will be in the mid-90s with higher humidity. it will feel like the upper 90s for many of us and the humidity will continue to climb the next few days. it won't be terribly uncomfortable today but we start to feel it. tomorrow we will feel it more. tuesday will be the sticky yeast of the next few. on the vortex satellite and

radar we watched a few showers dissipating out there. mostly sunny by this afternoon. high pressure is dominating the forecast. not just today but for days bringing in air out of the southwest. it's hot air. it's getting more humid. today the forecast is dry. we are not calling for showers or thunderstorms. there is the slimmest chance of a stray shower or storm well to the north again today but a lesser chance than yesterday. through the forecast hour by hour, this morning things are looking great as we go into the afternoon, you saw the hint that maybe there will be a shower north of the city. overall we stay dry and it's a mostly sunny day. overnight skies are mostly clear. muggy, prepare for another hot day tomorrow, more humid with a better chance for showers and storms tomorrow. then that trend does continue into tuesday. beach forecast today looks like this. mid- to upper-80s. southwest winds 5 to 15.

more of a breeze on the coast. lightning arriving is none. rip current risk is moderate. burn time of 20 to 25 minutes. mountain forecast, mixture of sunshine and clouds. 86 to 90. minimal chance of a passing shower or storm. west southwest winds 5 to 10. as we look at the forecast, hot again today, a bit humid, 92. feels like 94, 95. mild. 75 in the city. 60s north and west. to start the workweek, hot and humid tomorrow. 93 will feel like 95 to 98. isolated showers and storms are expected in the afternoon. now, the extended forecast, yesterday was day one of the heat wave. today day 2. monday 93. then tuesday 92 with showers and storms get p. wednesday holding on to 90s. it could be five-days straight in the 90s then back to the mid- to upper-80s with a chance of

showers and storms. a stagnant summer-like steamy pattern. andrea and diane, back to you. >> plenty of water. in sports, the pittsburgh pirates beat the mets in extra innings. >> here is steve overmyer with your cbs 2 sports update. reporter: mets are in first place and they better hope it stays that way. the top two wild card spots are held by the cubs and pirates the entire field. the mets have only one path to bust. remember the calls for jon niese' head a few months ago? he righted the ship. last night the other shoe did drop. he gave up a couple of homers including the moon shot in the third. they get a lift from michael con for to tying the ball game at 3 he was demade in a trade

that brought the slugger to new york. cespedes is in center. one hopper getting the runner at third. extra innings for the second straight night and the mets get stung again. this time in the 14th inning off a pair of soft bloopers. mets drop to pirates. 5-3 the final from citi field. seems like everyone had written off carlos beltran when he got a buck 62 in april. he has been part of the solution since then. game winning home run friday. this one a 1-0 lead in the first. like most of the yankees mark teixeira lost his swing. he got all of that one. that's his 31st of the year. boomers on top 2-1. they need a good start out of masahiro tanaka who allowed 18 homers this year. asked and answered. take knack kay finished what he started. eight strikeouts in nine innings. yankees make it back to back increasing a lead over the blue

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con artists claim to have kidnapped family members then asked for a ransom. >> it happened to a family that asked we conceal their identities. they said they held the father hostage. then they called the boy's mother and demanded $3,000. the family called 911. >> they said if they didn't get money they would kill my son. >> scrambled phone numbers, we couldn't get a trace on it. it came back to indonesia and india. >> investigators say if you get a call lining this call police right away. they believe the con artist in this case got the teen's phone number from the internet or called it randomly. the days are numbered for summer vacation and the idea of heading back to school can create anxiety for some kids. how parents can help calm them. >> a bike for the 21st century. the bells and whistles on this

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breaking news. a manhunt is on for a man that escaped from police custody. we are live. >> more breaking news. this happened again. another airliner with passengers is missing. >> plus, it's going to be a hot one. what you can expect during the heat wave. what will probably be a heat wave. cbs 2 news sunday morning

continues right now. grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. >> everybody is wondering why wave. we have tried twice and fallen short. third time is a charm. we are looking at five straight days in the 90s. that's why i want this to happen. we talked about it a couple of times this summer. the current temperatures, we are not at 90 yet. we will get there this afternoon. 76 in the city. 73 cresskill. huntington 74. cold neck and lakewood, good morning, 76 for you. katonah, 71 as we start off sunday. vortex satellite and radar, we have plenty of clouds,

especially to the east of the city. a few stray showers through the early morning hours. as we go into the afternoon, skies will be mostly sunny and it will be heating on up. here is the deal how the day breaks down. by 9:00 a.m. 79 will feel like 82. mostly sunny. by noon 86 feels like 88 and it's mostly sunny. 3:00 this afternoon, 92 will feel like 84 under mostly sunny skies. i do want to mention this. there is the slightest chance of a stray shower well north of the city today but overall i think most of us stay dry and stay hot today. day 2 in the 90s. we talk about how long it sticks around and showers and storms, too in the full forecast. andrea, over to you. >> thank you. now to breaking news. an indonesian airliner is missing. transportation officials say they lost contact with the plane 33 minutes after take off. the twin turboprop is carrying 54 people, 49 passengers and five crew members.

we will keep you updated as we get more information. breaking out of east harlem, police are looking for a man that escaped custody from the 23rd precinct. this is the third time it happened in the last two months. ilana gold is live with the details. ilana. >> reporter: andrea, police tell us they were taking the suspect into the 23rd precinct when he got away and ran off in handcuffs. police have been looking for him for hours now. he is a man in his 20s. this video shows officers searching the neighborhood where the escape happened. it's by 102nd and park avenue. moments ago we learned the suspect was trespassing before 3:00 this morning. they had just taken him out of the patrol car when he escaped and was last seen running toward park avenue. these escapes are a real problem recently.

arthur collins escaped from the 25th precinct. he got out of a holding cell being 3w50bgd on a about your -- booked on a burglary charge. then another problem june 23rd when tarek arnold escaped from the 32nd precinct. surveillance video shows him in hand cuffs running down the street and detective's chasing after him. back at the 23rd precinct, police are looking for an escaped prisoner. his name has not been released. live in east harlem, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. three people died after a multivehicle crash on the taconic state parkway in yorktown. police say before 3:00 yesterday afternoon a bmw s.u.v. slammed into an embankment and went airborne. the vehicle then struck two other cars. eight others were hurt including a person rushed to westchester medical center in critical condition.

no word what caused the a brooklyn family is in crash.mourning after a 5-year- old boy drown swimming in the rockaways. ezekial was unresponsive and unconscious when a life guard pulled him from the waters. it is the same beach that four people nearly drown four weeks ago. lifeguards say there were strong rip currents yesterday but it's unclear if that was factor in the boy's death. a long island man is facing charges in a deadly car crash from two years ago. police pulled him over friday for driving without a front license plate. when they ran his information, they found an open warrant for his arrest related to a 2013 crash that killed his 4-year- old son and the boy's mother. at the time he appeared to have suffered a medical emergency. this happened in westbury on old country road. he is due back in court tomorrow. police say alcohol may have played a role in a boat crash that left three people stranded

in spring lake, new jersey. photos show emergency crews rescuing two men and a woman friday. someone called 911 after the 24- foot fishing boat hit a jetty near the newark avenue beach. police arrested the operator, thomas mcginley. he was charged with boating under the influence. presidential hopefulls headed to the fair to woe potential voters. donald trump arrived by helicopter. trump and hillary clinton never crossed paths but he continued to attack her record. clinton down played the use of a private e-mail server serving as secretary of state. >> i used a single account for convenience. obviously these years later it doesn't look so convenient. >> hillary clinton was the single worst secretary of state in the history of this country.

>> trump has been criticized for not detailing his policy positions. he will release a policy paper on immigration. the real estate mogul told reporters he is willing to spend $1 billion on the campaign if he has to. a civil rights leader died. former naacp president julian bond passed away. >> are your kids nervous about heading to school in how to calm their anxiety before the first day of classes. >> let's head to vanessa for a check on the forecast. >> makeup will be melting off your fates today if you wear it. heat.

we will talk details. a pretty morning. a live look over the hudson river on this sunday morning. thanks for waking up with us. 6:40. 76 degrees. vanessa has the forecast coming up. we have three weeks before most kids head back to school but parenting experts say now is the best time to address back to school anxiety. dr. max gomez tells us how to about it. >> a little excited and not wanting to go. >> >> she didn't want to attend school, couldn't explain what was upsetting to her. reporter: back to school anxiety can be hard to distinguish from other childhood issues. look for a child that won't

talk about school or help prepare, one who cries a lot, throws tantrums, headaches, insomnia. parenting expert and therapist says it can be due to academics, social anxiety or because it's a new school, grade or teacher. >> just the change is an anxiety. talking about the new teacher, mentioning her name so they feel comfortable, touring a new location, playing on a new playground. >> for younger kids it can be about not feeling as smart at other kids and can strike kids doing well in school. gold suggests doing a few end of subject summer work sheets or bridge books to prep them for the upcoming subjects. >> maybe meeting with the teacher or a local high school kid that can help tutor them a bit so they feel self- confidence. >> reporter: for teens social anxiety tops the list and can be the hardest to overcome. >> if it's social anxiety, you want to talk about that.

have them meet up with some friends. >> reporter: of course getting your teen to talk about his or her anxiety isn't easy. if you are anxious about their going back to school, kids pick up on it. enlist a trusting nonparental adult. if the anxiety interferes with success at school, it may be time to look for professional help. >> a good place to start is with your child's teacher or guidance counselor, especially if it has anything to do with being bullied at school. in the next hour, back to school fashion that is trendy and budget trendy. >> that can help with the anxiety when you feel like you look good. let's check in with respect vanessa murdock looking great this morning and tips on what to wear. >> as little as possible but load on the sunscreen. that is the trick for today. the sun will be blazing again. it will be steaming again.

again. let's check in with the weather watchers. things are definitely changing. we have rising hum levels. temperatures on the hot side. it's 71 degrees. to the north of the city, 71 degrees. 72% relative humidity this morning. like yesterday, hey, the skies, they look blue and clear. they can feel a bump in the temperature and humidity. we will feel that today. it won't be a cool summer day by any stretch. let's take you live outside and show you what is happening at this point in time. the sun is on the rise, skies are clearing. it will be a lovely day. mild start, 76. northwest winds at 5 miles per hour. i like the forecast. you be the judge. another hot one today. humidity is creeping back up. it won't be the worst day today. then tomorrow, it looks like

the hottest day. it will feel like mid- to upper- 90s for most of us with a few chances of storms the next week. a stagnant summer pattern with temperatures in the 90s for the next four days then mid- to upper-80s after that. well above seasonal. we should be at 83. instead, today, 92 again. we started our heat wave yesterday at 92. today 92. tomorrow 93. going to be the hottest day of the week. 92 tuesday. you can see here four days straight in the 90s. we need three to make it the first heat wave of 2013. we think five days in the 90s. quite a stretch for us. the skies are clearing at this point in time. mostly sunny afternoon with the slightest chance of a shower to the north of the city. even lesser chance than yesterday. i think for most of us we will be hot and dry with rising humidity thanks to winds out of the southwest. the high pressure system stays in place for days and days

hence the repeated pattern of 90s and getting more sticky. today it's a summer sizzler for us. 92 will feel like 94 degrees. tomorrow even hotter. hazy, hot and humid. notice the air conditioner blowing. we could have issues with power over the next couple of days as people crank up the ac. on tuesday, steamy. not talking about a break in the temps, not a break in the humidity either. certainly quite a warm stretch for us. the beach forecast today, mid- to upper-80s today. ocean temperatures, 70 to 76 degrees. most important thing i think to note today the rip current risk is moderate. u.v. index at 8. slather on the sunscreen. today 92 and mostly sunny. more sticky out there. tomorrow 93 degrees. it will feel like the upper 90s with rising humidity. a chance of showers and storms in the afternoon tomorrow.

tuesday the forecast is nearly identical, 92. chance for showers and storms. feeling like mid- to upper-90s. wednesday it's still 90 and right now we are keeping out the chance for storms. after that, temperatures are in the 80s but not that much cooler. >> pretty close. >> very close. >> thanks, vanessa. sports this morning, the mets fall to pirates. the yankees win the third straight game. >> here is steve overmyer reporter: mets are in first place and they better hope it stays that way. the top two wild card spots are held by the cubs and pirates who have a five game lead on the entire field. the mets have only one path to the postseason, division or bust. remember the calls for jon niese' head a few months ago? last night the other shoe did drop. he gave up a couple of homers including the moon shot in the

third. down 3-0. they get a nice lift from michael conforto tying the ball game at three. he was demoted in the trade that brought sees pay december, the slugger to new york. 5-3 the final from citi field. seems like everyone had written off carlos beltran when he got a buck 62 in april. he has been part of the solution since then. game winning home run friday. this one a 1-0 lead in the first. like most of the yankees mark teixeira lost his swing. he got all of that one. that's his 31st of the year. boomers on top 2-1. new york needed a big start from masahiro tanaka who allowed 18

home runs this year. asked and answered by mr. tanaka. he finished what he started. eight strikeouts, nine innings, back to back wins increasing the lead over toronto by a game and a half. amazing season for jordan spieth. he put himself in contention for a major championship. the pga championship. matt jones had the lead. he lost it thanks in part to what happened on 90. sails off the grid into the hospitality suite. he is five off the lead. he wanted to be aggressive. he is not kidding. he is trying to become the first player in history to win the masters, u.s. open and pga in the same calendar year. this 22-year-old birdied the final 3 holes, 13 under par chasing one man, jason day eight birdies and an eagle. he will be paired with spieth

in the final round on cbs. for cbs 2 sports i'm steve overmyer. as the super heats up it can be difficult to keep your makeup looking fresh. we continue with miss fame. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> thank you for bringing your super fans, katie and kaitlyn. you say one of the keys to good makeup is before or i should say starts before you put it on. >> it does. it starts with skin care. we need to protect the skin. we talk about sunblock all morning. we need to keep the skin protected from the sun and we will go in and moisturize on top of that, a primer that gives longevity. you can find with beauty balms everything is inclusive. one product can cover all terrain then the foundation. >> with tv makeup, you go outside, you hang up, you left,

you looked great then you catch a glimpse of yourself, a reflection and it looks like a smudgy mess. >> the most important thing is finding the right color for you so when you are out in the daytime, match yourself in the sunlight so you can see it looks seamless on the skin. we have breakouts from time to time. coverage is key. looking for full coverage to medium coverage for special events that will last in the heat. pro wear makes tons of that. >> once you are done with the base, then, kick it up a bit, blush, bronzer, how do you choose. >> you want to concentrate where you need it most. around the nose we get rosie, the moth discoloration, maybe a breakout. you will feather the foundation out using a stippling brush. got a beauty blender then i go

in and i will start at the jaw line and working through around the nose and eyes. you will take a fuller coverage concealer that i have on the back of my hand here. you will concentrate it around pigmentation areas. the middle of the chin, side of the nose and under the eyes. to take off excess foundation, use your fingers or beauty blender. i like to use my hands, it's natural. tapping makes it look like skin all over again. a little powder, blush, lip gloss and ready for a great day. >> thank you so much. miss fame will be with us for the rest of the show. we will update you on different makeup tips you can use. in the next hour, perfect eye shadow and the best mascara and the big before and after reveal

in the 8:00 hour. good morning. beautiful out there. a perfect summer day. >> looks like a beautiful shot already shaping up out there. >> speaking of kissing in the morning, a new york husband and wife celebrated woodstock from the very beginning. you can almost say their love was built on woodstock. >> last night they attended a woodstock festival anniversary in mohegan lake. they signed copies of the image that made them 60s icons. >> this is the 46th anniversary of woodstock. it means new generations are gaysing on this image of hip innocence. a couple's devotion under a grub by blanket at one of the defining moments of the 1960s,

the album cover for woodstock and the love captured in this photo has never died. >> it has been fun. it's a fun thing. >> reporter: still together are nick and bobby. back then they were 20 year olds with no plans to attend woodstock. that changed when they were told not to go. >> someone said on the radio if you plan oncoming, do not. >> we were 20 years old, of course we had to go. >> reporter: they joined the crowds of people in bethel. grace slick of jefferson airplane was singing. they hugged and they were not posing for a camera. we had no idea they were taking our picture. the following year the record came out. the cover was a big surprise. >> there we were. >> reporter: they got married two years after the photo was taken. they have two sons. when asked their advice for having a long-lasting marriage, they said pick your battles, communicate and remember back when.

well, this photo certainly helps them do that. dave carlin, cbs 2 news. >> nice to see that that picture went on in such a happy- - >> that they are still happy. >> absolutely. an update in the legionnaires outbreak. city officials say the spread has been contained but infections are on the rise. we will explain. >> we will check on the day's top stories and vanessa's

summer forecast. breaking news. handcuffed and on the loose. the nypd are on the hunt for a man that escaped custody. >> julian bond has died. he spent his life fighting for equal rights. >> day two of the summer scorcher. how hot will it get and for how long.

cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. >> good morning. coming up on 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, august 16th. >> i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. first vanessa murdock is here with the forecast. it will be a sizzler. >> tons of sun today and a lot of heat. stay in the ac. if you love the summertime warmth this is a day for you. it won't be uncomfortably humid but it will have an impact on how it feels outside. let's take a look at the current temperatures. a nice start to the day. 76 in the city. 70 sayreville. franklin 65. matawan at 66 degrees. on the vortex satellite and radar picture more clouds to the east out there.