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>> low humidity, temperatures close to where they should be in the low and mid-80s, a decent amount of some, especially for the city points west for those of you east of the city, especially for the twin forks, more clouds and slight chance for showers across long island, not a wash out, for the better half of the weekend. 70 in the city, only 53 to start your day in sparta. and in your satellite and radar picture, we have lots of sunshine soon going to be impacting many of us but for the east end of long island the clouds will remain relatively thick today with breaks of sun of course and a few showers possible. so the break-down of your day. 9 a.m., 74. feeling like 74. that thermometer will be exactly what it feels like, 85, feels like 85 at 3:00 this afternoon we have mostly sunny

skies 83 at 6:00, then as we head towards 9:00, 77 with a few more clouds building in to the region again don't forget slight chance of showers. your full forecast is coming up. diane and andrea back to you. to our top story,investigators are searching for answers for the deadly shooting in soho. came face to face with a veteran who open fire and then took his own life. cbs 2 is at the gunman's home in fort lee new jersey with more, alana. moments ago we saw federal agents here at the gunman's home on harvard place, saw them walking out the front door with bags of evidence and today they'll be looking through everything, trying to figure out why he snapped. >> gunfire prompted a massive police response at this federal office early friday night. >> we are at the preliminary

stages of this investigation, based upon what we know now. police say 68-year-old kevin downing walked into the building with several guns hidden in a bag and shot the security guard before killing himself. we saw his family overwhelmed with grief over this sudden and incredible loss, detectives say it is unclear why kevin downing showed up at this building but said he was fired from the federal bureau of labor statistics several years ago, the bls has an office on the eighth floor. >> we are at the very early stages of this investigation and are working to establish his motive if he had an intended target and what the motive was behind the crime. cbs 2 learned downing received veterans benefits and confirmed troubling facts about him. lawsuits and other documents he believed he was fired from the

federal government because of retaliation, blew the whistle on corruption and public waste. >> god only knows what happened in his life or what has happened that pushed him to that point. >> downing's block now taped off by police, as they begin to search for clues neighbors say they knew him as a polite real estate agent who lived alone since the death of his wife. >> nice, quiet gentleman. back out here live where evidence taken from the gunman's home here could give police some clues on what led to the shooting at this point it is unclear if he knew the security guard. we're live in fort lee new jersey, alana gold. the security officer's employer fjc security service released a statement praising the father of four as a dedicated worker reads in part, he was scheduled to complete his day at 4 p.m., but agreed

to stay on for extra duty. that speaks volumes about the person he was. the native was killed about an hour after his original shift was scheduled to end. and americans are heroes after they helped stop the track, police say a gunman open fire as the train was heading to paris from amsterdam, the three americans tackled and disarmed the gunman, who are members of the military and the third is in college in california. he has been taken into custody one of the servicemen and another passenger were hurt but expected to be okay. police searching for a woman with an apparent case of subway rage. this woman push, scratched and bit a fellow subway rider that tried to sit in the seat that had the suspect's bag on it. train.

the 45-year-old victim was treated at mount sinai hospital. more on the explosion that caused damage to a bronx high school. officials say this happened when one of the workers lit a match to test a gas line that contractors were installing, the explosion blew out windows and walls and jfk high school. three workers were hospitalized, and now 3,000 students have nowhere to go on september 9th which is the first day of school. we will not allow students to go back into a building that's not totally safe. we're working on fixing those three floors and investigating the cause of the issue. every student will be able to relocate and every student will start school on time. to new developments in the legionnaires outbreak, a bacteria was found at a cooling tower at river side high school in yonkers.

it was made after -- the cooling tower has been cleans and disinfected, legionnaires' disease killed 12 people and sickened more than 100 others in the south bronx. a long island high school football player is facing weeks in the hospital after suffering from heat stroke on a field during practice. 16-year-old nicolas was listed i should say in critical condition after he collapsed on monday on river head high school's football field. the junior had been practicing outside for three hours in 80- plus degree weather in high humidity. when he was rushed to the hospital his body temperature was 108 degrees. >> he was on a mechanic ventilator by the time he got to us, disoriented with altered mental status. the prognosis is unclear, doctors says there are encouraging signs of improvement but damage to his kidneys could be permanent. experts say heat stroke can happen faster than people

realize and important to hydrate continually. more funding is on the way for new jersey transit to pay for superstorm sandy repairs, getting $71 million to pay for rebuilding and replacing damaged equipment. the new jersey transit received billions so far, the latest will go to hoboken bay head. and getting answers and action, we showed you a long island railroad train jammed with passengers, new luggage restrictions took place after video explode about the express train, they blocked isles, saying it cannot add more cars or run additional expresses because of equipment and

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>> reporter: her baldwin house destroyed by sandy rebuilt with the help of fima funds. but she believes the government shortchanged her. >> do you think your over all pay out was fair? >> no, i do not. i don't think it was fair at all. >> yet she is giving up the fight. >> the work at the time, the effort, the trauma, everything that we've gone through, you just can't go through that twice. >> she is not alone, 142,000 filed claims following the storm, then fraud was uncovered engineers allegedly -- with insurance pay outs only 11,000 have accepted. fima's invitation to policyholders, if we believe we under paid your claim you may be eligible for additional payment. >> the fact is we don't know how many people were under paid just a handful, but for us the most important thing we can do is restore trust in the program.

>> a spokesman said they want people to have certainty they received the right pay out but many people say they have no energy left to tackle red tape. >> i would not ask for another dime just because of the paper work and the aggravation, and the gut wrenching that you have to go through. >> others worry the review will backfire. >> it will open up a can of works, and everything else, that's a real problem and people are afraid at this point. >> the law school disaster relief clinic adviced them to fight the fight. >> right now there is money left on the table we're advising everyone to move forward in the event there is duplication of benefit, they can deal with that at the end. >> fima promises an easy fair and transparent review process that gives homeowners the benefit of the doubt. toro has already seen 20 homeowners who filed for the review and due as much as $10,000. well hurricane danny is losing steam as it moves west over the atlantic ocean.

danny has weaked to a category 2 tomorrow, decreased to 110 miles per hour. expects the storm to weaken further and become a tropical storm as it moves towards the islands tomorrow. heading outside this morning not as humid as we've been experiencing this week, vanessa is here with a look at our forecast. better hair day today, it is going to be a good start to your weekend but the second half we have some wet weather likely going to impact your plans. so let's take you live outside, show you what's happening here, things are looking pretty good to the east, we have more clouds this morning, maybe a few showers east of the city today as well, it is partly cloudy and 70, north winds at 10 miles per hour. as we look at your weather headlines, today is the better half, so i suggest keeping the plans today and maybe just making some adjustments tomorrow. showers are in tomorrow's forecast, it will not be a wash out but nonetheless, not a

perfect end to your weekend. today is comfortable tomorrow you'll notice the humidity climbing back then it is humid again on monday. but it doesn't last long. midweek next week the forecast is lovely. let's take a look at the temperature trend here, what we've got going on yesterday was 87 degrees in the city, that sun just really heated us up tomorrow 86 tomorrow, 86. do you know we're going on our 44th straight day of temperatures at or above 80 and two days ago we set a record for the longest stretch at 80 or above and that trend will continue for the next seven days or so. >> some excitement i hope you're excited. what's happening, there is this disturbance that has some potential of becoming tropical. but over the next day, what's going to happen tomorrow is the front that brought us yesterday's wet weather is actually going to start easing its way back as this system kind of forces it assure. showers and tomorrow's forecast

systems combined. you can still see that front bring wet weather to places like cape cod, for us today, few showers possible on the east end of long island certainly more clouds, but for most of us, it is going to be a day with mostly sunny skies look at all this dry air in the city and points west, big area of high pressure tryingto win out, doesn't happen today, doesn't happen tomorrow for sure and then as we make our way into tuesday is when this high pressure system finally takes hold and we get that dry, comfortable air mass here to stay for quite some time. today, looking very pleasant for points west north and south, but way out on the east end of long island more clouds will be impacting the forecast maybe a shower. today, though, over all i think looks great over night tonight the clouds thicken for all of us we'll see a few showers getting tossed back in our direction as that system does what we call retro grading moves to the west, and then as we go through the day tomorrow showers become more and more likely as we get into the afternoon for your beach

forecast, slight risk of showers that's well out on the twin forks of long island. 84 degrees, better bet for wet weather tomorrow, today the better beach day ocean temperatures in the 70s, rip current risk today is moderate. today looking good lovely very pleasant tomorrow chance of rain will be in the upper 70s and low 80s in the mountains. your extended forecast here it is 86, mostly sunny skies for most of us, more clouds east of the city, a slight chance for showers. for tomorrow's 84 degrees, we're going to call for partly sunny skies, passing showers, getting more muggy. on monday it is muggy, 86 degrees with showers and storms possible early tuesday wednesday thursday friday, that's that high pressure system i was talking about it finally is here to stay for some time, i'll have temperatures in the low and mid-80s and it will feel oh, so pleasant out there with low humidity. >> i am loving the sound of this forecast. >> i know, it really is looking good. thanks vanessa. it was a rough outing for

john gray and mets slugger, didn't make it any better. the left fielder drives one deep for the grand slam home run in the fourth, hits a solo home run putting them up 8-4. in the sixth earns his first career three home run game, mets win. and here is steve with the rest of your sports update. all right the jets are okay at every position except one, the most important one. the real question that needs answered is can they win with ryan fitzpatrick, he got a lot more reps with the first team last night against the atlanta was accurate. 13 for 19, 118 yards, no downfield throws, no touch downs. but also no interceptions, if they are looking for a game manager who knows this offense, he fits. this might end up being a

running back by committee, there is no question who is the lead guy, chris ivory has some speed. he beats the db for a 33-yard touch down. but the pre-season is really about identifying talent, and they have a potential star in rookie, leonard williams, finishes with a safety, two sacks, three tackles behind the line of scrimmage but don't buy that number 62 jersey, he says he is going to change his number once they break camp. jets win 30-22. all right the yankees no longer have a strangle hold on the east. they need every win they can get, especially against the seller teams like the cleveland indians. tie game in the fifth, this should have been the inning ending drown-out, he boots it. run come run comes in to score. and carlos santana with a solo shot, he allows four runs,

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. it is just a few weeks until kids get out to school. if you are having trouble getting kids out of bed, watch this. >> a radio station in atlanta arranged for a five piece rag time band to give a 10-year-old sleepy head a live wake up call. i could use that this morning. >> i could have used that too. when my sisters and brothers and i were growing up, he would whistle, but it was like nails on a board. 6:26 saturday morning, watch where you sit. police are on the hunt for the

woman who they say snapped on this subway, we'll tell you why. plus this. this morning investigators are looking for clues on what prompted an armed gunman who storm into a federal building, he then shot and killed a security guard before turning the gun on himself. right now they are focused on the suspect's home we'll have a

live report from the scene. . a violent end for a man neighbors describe as quiet and nice, trying to figure out what led a man to shoot a security guard. saturday morning continues right now. morning coming up on 6:30 on this saturday, august 22nd, hard to believe it is already

the end of the month. i'm andrea grimes. today's top stories are straight ahead. let's get right to vanessa with a look at the weekend forecast. >> desperate for summer. >> trying to hold onto it. >> hey, listen, we've got a great stretch of weather ahead today looking lovely, the better half of your weekend, seven days over all, i think the forecast is looking pretty good right now. let's take a look at our current conditions 70 in the city. 58 in chatham and 66, certainly a big spread this morning much cooler north and west of the city skies much clearer there the air is dry and feeling good with low humidity today, with the exception of the east end of long island there you're still dealing with more cloud cover slightly higher humidity levels and a chance for a few showers, very minimal chance. 74 degrees feeling 74, and

3:00, reach our daytime high of 84 degrees. mostly sunny skies more clouds to the east and possibly a few showers, by 9:00 if you're out and about, it is 77. partly cloudy we do expect more clouds to be moving in over night in advance of a better bet for rain for all of us tomorrow, so we'll talk details on that and we'll talk about a very nice 7 day forecast coming up shortly. andrea and diane back to you. to our top story this morning, investigators are searching for answers in the deadly shooting of a security guard at a federal building in soho. idrissa camara was working overtime when he came face to face with a veteran who fired and took his own life. we're live with more, alana. >> reporter: andrea, federal agents need to know why this gunman open fire and now they are investigation is focused on his home here on harvard place this morning we saw them here searching this place, about an

hour ago they walked out of the front door with backs full of evidence. gunfire prompted a response in varick. >> we are at the preliminary stages of this investigation based upon what we know now. >> police say 68-year-old kevin downing walked in with several guns and walked in idrissa camara before killing himself. at the healthplex, we saw the family overwhelmed with grief over this sudden and incredible loss, detectives say it is unclear why kevin downing showed up and shot camara but say he was fired several years ago the bls has an office on the eighth floor of this location. >> we are at the very early stages of this investigation, we are working to establish his motive for coming here if he had an intended target beyond the security office and what the motive was behind the crime.

cbs 2 learned downing received veterans benefits investigators confirmed troubling facts about him lawsuits and other documents indicate they believe he was fired from the federal government because of retaliation, blew the whistle on construction and public waste, his neighbors struggle to understand. >> god only knows what has happened in his life that pushed him to that point. >> agents spent hours at downing's home on harvard place collecting evidence and searching for clues, neighbors tell us they knew him as a polite real estate agent who lives alone since the death of his wife. >> a quiet nice gentleman. >> right now, the fbi is searching through all of the evidence taken from this home trying to get some answers we're hoping to get more information later on today and we'll make sure to keep you updated as we learn more. live in fort lee new jersey, cbs 2 news. we are learning more this morning about that security

guard 53-year-old idrissa camara, the security's office employer service released a statement praising the father of four as a dedicated worker. it reads in part camara was scheduled to complete his day at 4 p.m. but agreed to stay on for extra duty that speaks volumes about the person he was. the ivory coast native was killed about an hour after his original shift was scheduled to end. three americans are being hailed a hero after they stopped a track, police say a gunman open fire as the train was headed from paris to amsterdam, the three americans tackled and disarmed the gunman. two of the americans are members of the u.s. military, the third is a college student from california. the gunman identified as a 26- year-old national, ors were

hurt but expected to be okay. and investigators say a woman pushed, scratched and bit a fellow subway rider that tried to sit on a seat that had her bag on it. it happened on an f train, police say the attacker took off when they stopped at the bridge street station, the sinai hospital. and developments in the legionnaires outbreak in the bronx, the bacteria that causes the disease was found in a cooling tower in yonkers, after ordered that all towers be cleaned following the outbreak in the bronx. the cooling tower has since been cleaned and dissicfected the city is also in the process of cleaning all towers. legionnaires killed 12 and sickened 100 others in the bronx. new information on the explosion that caused extensive damage to a high school there, officials now are saying it happened when one of the

workers lit a match to test a working on. the explosion blew out windows and entire walls at jfk high school in the marble hill section three workers are hospitalized 3,000 students have nowhere to go on september 9th the first day of school. we will never allow students to go back into a building that's not totally safe. right now we're concentrating on fixing those three floors and investigating the cause of this issue. >> the mayor vows that every student will be able to relocate for the time being and every student will start school on time. kids in our area will soon be heading back to school, but some might complain schools real head ache. turns out that's not just an expression. >> getting back into the school routine can be a painful process, she is used to regular

head aches but she had a migraine so bad she missed 10 straight days. >> i had a lot of catch up home work to do, tests to make up, that just added to the stress. we do feel that school does kind of trigger them more often than typically until she kind of gets back into a routine. >> a new study shows she is not alone. >> stress is really a significant player with children and teen's head aches, we see that all the time and school is the biggest stressor. >> she tracked head ache taces for the last five years at nationwide children's hospital, found that emergency department visits for headaches stayed about the same most of the year but jumped 31% in the fall. experts say prevention starts with bedtime and breakfast routines. >> they don't get their sleep in there, don't eat breakfast their nutrition, those are all things that complain to causing headaches. >> their advice make sure kids

get 10 hours of sleep eat breakfast and stay hydrated. avoid caffeine and sports drinks, if headaches occur more than once a week, see a doctor. >> if they can't go to school, saying i don't want to go out and play my head hurts too much, that's a sign this is more than they are making it up there is something significant happening. >> experts say headaches are more common in younger girls but then after puberty girls get them more often. michael jordan winning on and off the court why trying to be mike like is causing a grocery chain millions of dollars. and too much skin against the law? how one new york lawmaker plans to ban some bare chest performers. and washington state wildfire so unruly, officials say they cannot keep a tab on the damage. next the federal help on the way to battle the stubborn fires. here is vanessa with your forecast. it is looking good out there to start the weekend, but

we do have some wet weather to discuss, and then, some perfect weather too, i'll have details coming up in my full forecast, remember rain or shine you can have the forecast anytime with the cbs new york weather app, check live radar send us your pictures and weather, it is free in the itunes store. every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'.

. a good saturday morning to you all, 6:42. 70 degrees out there, and vanessa murdock says it will warm up with clear skies, coming up. there is a new proposal on the table how to get rid of time square painted topless women, saying the city should make it illegal for everyone, men and women to go shortless in public except at beaches, saying he is going to introduce the legislation soon. it will include anyone exercising, running or sunbathing. it is not just wives who want to check out the list of madison cheating website the pentagon is now investigating after hackers posted internal documents in user details which reportedly includes thousands of government workers. just days ago hackers released the profiles of 32 million

members, some 15,000 e-mail addresses appear to trace back to u.s. military accounts. >> of course it is an issue because conduct is very important and we expect good conduct on the part of our people. >> ashley madison says it is closed the unauthorized access points and called the hackers criminals. president obama has declared a state of emergency for washington state after three firefighters were killed and four more hurt battling an out of control wildfire this week authorities say they have no idea how many homes may have been lost as a devastating fires keep spreading, those fires ravaged more than 160,000 acres so far. firefighters say strong winds are fanning the flames and helping those fires to grow. talking about the humidity here earlier that's nothing compared to what they are dealing with out there. hopefully they get those fires out of control here from our area, vanessa murdock is watching the forecast for us. >> i have an easy job, low humidity lots of sunshine. i'll say this, though, east of

the city there is a slight chance for some showers today, otherwise this is definitely the better half of your weekend and starting off this morning, feels good out there for some, it even feels chilly out there. take a look well to the northwest of the city, diane says no thank you to a 52 degree start, tony tells us that, i'm not sure if i can bring it up. 49 degrees, that's where charlie hofmann is starting off his day, warmer stuff more diane. 71 degrees says mary, in middletown new jersey, mostly sunny skies, more clouds to the east we have that happening right now and a slim chance for showers but i don't think we can complain about this one live outside right now looking good low humidity 70 degrees and partly cloudy, north winds at 10 miles per hour.

as we look ahead sunny skies for most today that stray shower chance east tomorrow everybody. the whole day won't be a wash out certainly today looking better. humidity will briefly return so today feels good, tomorrow gets a little sticky, monday will be muggy and then tuesday and beyond right now, looking great with low humidity back in play. your humidity trend here we go for today it is comfortable tomorrow we're feeling it, feeling it even more on monday but that's it after that. it gets back to comfortable levels on the vortex satellite and radar picture note how many of us are loving these clear skies this morning relatively clear skies across suffolk county, we have a cold front that doesn't want to leave us. must love the tri-state areas, just hanging around to our east, and what's going to happen tomorrow is this system actually starts getting pushed backward.

as that happens we'll see more clouds tomorrow and that chance for showers passing across the region, here is what it looks like hour by hour, i'm loving today with the exception of the chance for showers maybe east of the city over night tonight the clouds start moving back in watch as they spread from east to west 7 a.m. showers most likely at this point east and south of the city along the coastlines by afternoon more of us likely going to see shower activity. your beach forecast very slight risk, i'd say, just a very minimal risk well east of the city for everybody else it is a great day for the beach 80 to 84 degrees, tomorrow a better bet for wet weather, 83 degrees, water temperatures very comfortable your rip current risk is moderate for today. mountain forecast looks awesome, low humidity upper 60s low 80s lots of sun, rain chance for tomorrow in the mountains 78 to 82 degrees. for today, it is mostly sunny with that slight chance of showers east and a high of 86. over night tonight with

humidity levels rising we'll be quite as cool for areas north and northwest of the city, but still not too bad. 80 for tomorrow, better chance for showers, lingering wet weather, sunshine, and building on and bringing back sunshine low humidity, temperatures in the low and mid-80s which is pretty seasonal right now lower 80s is where we should be. >> very nice. >> thanks va nissa. a major win for michael jordan, it is off the basketball court. a chicago jury awarded him yesterday $8.9 million against the grocery chain dominics. the suit was brought over a 2009 ad chain, jordan sued dominics and its apparent company safeway for the unauthorized use of his name and iconic number 23. he plans to donate the money to charities in chicago.

and rocked colorado in coors field, in the fourth end, new pitcher, same results, solo homer to put the mets up 8-4. in the top of the sixth on again, with the runner on first hits it at right center earns his first career, three home run game the mets win 14-0. great to have a grand slam but three home runs is incredible. here is the rest of your sports update. >> all right we start things off with pre-season football and the jets are okay, at every single position except one. the most important one, the only real question that needs to be answered this pre-season is can the jets figure out how to win with quarterback ryan fitzpatrick. forced into the starting roll last week, he got a lot more reps with the first team, he was moving the ball around, used his dump offs. accurate against the atlanta falcons 13-19, 118 yards, no downfield throws, no touch

downs, also no interceptions. if you're looking for a manager, he fits. this might end up being a running back by committee, there is no question who is the lead guy, chris ivory has under rated speed, doesn't he? he beat the db to the corner that's a 33-yard touch down, but the pre-season is really about identifying talent and they have a potential star in rookie leonard williams finishes with a safety, two tackles, just don't buy that number 62 jersey says he'll change that number once they jets win 30-22. all right now to baseball the yankees no longer have this there you're going to need every win they can get, especially against the seller dwelling teams like the cleveland indians who seem to have their number this year. wasn't getting a whole lot of help from the defensive side, this should have been the ground-out, allows the run to come in.

indians up 2-1, can only take the blame on this one himself, allows four runs three earned over 6 innings. the yanks cut the lead down to one, justin williams couldn't keep it close, he allows three runs in the top of the ninth alone makes it 7-3 that was the final as the yankees. finally congrats to mike fires who scorches the dodgers with a no-hitter the final out sets off a major celebration amazingly this is the first time fires has ever pitched into the ninth inning and it is a no-hitter. >> for cbs 2 sports. time now, 6:50 a mansion with a kennedy connection. >> we'll have the details and a few of the elaborate offerings here find out where you can live large like this this is

cbs 2 news, saturday morning. 130 yards now... bill's got a very tough lie here... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club...

well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... . in this morning's living large, we're heading to one of the most expensive homes in new jersey. joseph kennedy gave the home to swanson, gloria smith takes us inside. >> reporter: it is a private mansion decorated with copper

and bronze hidden behind a 10- foot wall. >> hi, i'm emily. >> hi, i'm with cold banker. >> this was built in 1926 by the heir to a european thrown. it is a very grand double scare case. lined with velvet you see rare marble and other details. >> this living room is one of my favorites in the house. >> a carved fireplace is so large you can stand underneath it this house was features on the lifestyles of the rich and famous. >> walls are covered in original fabric. >> this is the dining room. this furniture belonged to walter chrysler, in his private office. >> the kitchen has a beautiful stained glass ceiling.

>> this was brought here from a castle in ireland. >> we took the double staircase to the next level, where you have 9 bedrooms and a secret bar off of one of them. >> joseph kennedy built this bar during prohibition, it was accessed through the closet in an adjourning bedroom the current owners moved the accessible. >> you also have a third floor state of the art vintage home theater. >> all of these carvings were created from molds from the original vanderbilt mansion. >> now to the yard, first an inviting, invisible edge pool. >> then it just gets deep? >> it drops off. >> okay so i'll stop here. >> walk the five-acre property to the gazebo and lake surrounded by animals and nature. >> we're coming through. >> off to the side a structure from thailand offers a quiet place to get some r and r.

>> that was taken apart brought to this country and put together here. >> to live large in engelwood new jersey, it will cost you $25 million. >> vanessa said it is more like a palace. >> time to see what's coming up next on "cbs this morning" saturday. >> joining us live with a preview. >> hey coming up it is not your typical fantasy football league, millions of dollars are on the line, each and every day in daily fantasy sports games, is it a way to win some quick cash or a risky gamble? network tv collides with online tv, we go behind the scenes as late night show host teams up for late night laughs. and take you to the 10th anniversary that turns back to the clock of the days of the roaring 20s. all that plus your eye opener, the dish from jason in your saturday session here

ahead on "cbs this morning," saturday. thank you looking forward to it. let's get a look at our west forecast. loving that the humidity is gone, at least for today, temperatures will be in the mid-80s and we'll love lots of sunshine, at least i hope we will. 86, and 85, monticello, cooler at 78. and you'll notice more clouds and a chance for showers today, tomorrow a better bet for showers for all with a high of 84. all right thanks so much. well this is cbs news saturday morning coming up at 9:00 we have today's top stories plus a heated debate, kids left in hot cars but should it be a crime? we'll see you when we come

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