breaking news, a violent 12 hours in new york city. 5 people shot dead. two in critical condition. plus, a man was woundened at a shooting range in new jersey. police are searching for clues as to who did it and why. and pope francis begins a historic trip in cuba with a message of unity. cbs 2 news sunday morning starts now. >> live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning, 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, september 20th september 20th i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. vanessa murdock is here with the forecast. >> it's going to be a beautiful day. we have a few showers moving on through. otherwise, i think this is

take a look at temperatures. mild until the -- in the city. 55 in monticello. 68 in sparta. 73 toms river. now on the vortex satellite and radar picture, you can see those showers moving off direction. rain. a few of us getting sprinkles at this point. i would say by 9:00 the wet weather is over with, skies beginning to clear. plenty of clouds through -- out there, by noon, 73 degrees. 3:00, 77 degrees with sunshine. it will feel like 77. very dry air will be dropping in behind the cold front today. 6:00, 75 under mainly clear skies. by 9:00 tonight, 68 and clear. a lovely end to the weekend despite a few sprinkles early this morning.

in the extended forecast coming up. andrea and diane back to you. we have breaking news in downtown brooklyn. police are investigating a multiple victims. the murders are the latest city city. >> reporter: we have just learned that three men are dead courthouse. investigators are out here looking for evidence and trying to get answers on who's responsible for the crime. here's what we know, the shootings were just before 2:00 ingersll houses. a 76-year-old man was shot in survived. this was a violent night across new york city. police tell us they are also investigating two other deadly shootings. one in the bronx, another in

has been arrested in those cases. and back out here live, where police are investigating triple shooting here at this public housing complex. we're going to stay on scene and make sure to keep you updated as we learn more. live in downtown brooklyn, iilona gold, cbs 2 news. police confirm a man was shot at the r rtsp training and shooting range in randolph. police say no one else was hurt. and there's no danger to the community. the shooting range will be closed as the investigation continues. new this morning, surveillance cameras captured the men police believe are responsible for robbing five cell phone stores at gunpoint. the man entered the store, showed off guns, and in some incidents, forced employees into the back storage room before taking off with electronics.

the surveillance camera caught the car the suspects consider caught getting into. police continue to search for a woman who went over niagara falls. emergency crews rushed to the area around 6:00 saturday evening. police say the woman in her 40s may have intentionally entered the water to harm himself. two men are under arrest after leading police on a wild car chase through upper manhattan. police say they saw the driver of a white van through a gun out the window yesterday. when the officers tried to get the van to pull over, the chase began. it took about 10 minutes of driving through morningside heights, the west side highway and harlem before police caught up to the men. no one was hurt, the gun has not been found. a plane with 250 passengers was grounded at jfk, after the wing hit a fence. it was scheduled to take after morning. you can see the right wing tip

pushed up against the fence. >> the plane started backing up and saw the shutter on the plane and all of a sudden, we stopped and the pilot came on and said, hey, we have backed into something, and we have to stop here. >> luckily no one was injured. the 276 people on board were helped off the plane and busted back to the terminal. virgin atlantic apologized for the delay and put passengers on other flights throughout the day. four days and counting until pope francis arrives in new york. he began his trip with a stop in cuba where president raul handshake. he will celebrate mass before hundreds of thousands of people in the capitol city. adriana diaz reports from havana. >> reporter: pope francis received a hero's welcome, complete with flowers, trumpets and cannons.

emphasized his dedication to renewed u.s. cuba relations. i encourage those in power to continue down this road. it's a road he helped open after secret meetings between the u.s. and cuba at the vatican. i want to thank him for that, because he brought back unity, she said. the 79-year-old devout catholic received communion during pope cue. what was that like for you. >> indescribable, there are no words. her new dream is to have a francis. she got a chance when pope mobile. roaring crowds welcomed him. what joy she said, we thank him for teaching us to be better. thousands more will get their chance to see pope francis later this morning when he

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she was 77 years old. sharon osbourne said shocked and devastated with the death of jackie collins. loved and respected her. oprah winfrey tweeted rest in peace, jackie collins, i always loved our interviews. time is 6:08. a possible break in the case of a highway shooting spree. a suspect appears in court for the first time. why he says he's innocent. and a warning for parents about a new form of head lice resistant to common treatments. plus. eagles cofounder don henley's life may be in the fast lane, but he shows anthony mason, sometimes you have to take it slow. he'll explain. it's going to be a little bit soggy this morning, i'm talking just a few stray showers out there, and then the forecast clears on out. we'll talk about what you can expect for the workweek and the

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at $1 million. his father told the reporter his son is not the shooter. behalf. whoever said he's the i-10 shooter is a moron. have a good night. >> no one was seriously hurt in any of the attacks. a 7-year-old boy had a close encounter with a black bear in new jersey. officers say the boy was with a group of hikers yesterday when he spotted a 200-pound bear at the state forest. the boy was treated at a local hospital for possible cuts but the cuts were there thorns not

time now is 6:12. >> what a beautiful summer day yesterday. >> i want to see what's in >> hopefully you're not expecting a repeat. it's certainly not going to be that today. temperatures will be dropping. dropping. it's going to be a beautiful end to your weekend, just not as warm as it's been. so let's go ahead and take you live outside, show you what's happening right now. we've got mostly cloudy skies. it's still a very pretty picture. 73 degrees. miles per hour. as we look at your weather headlines, here's the deal. clearing skies. lowering humidity today. i love today's forecast. we have a little bit of wet weather out there right now. but by mid-morning, it's gone. skies are clearing. it's going to be a beautiful start to the workweek. but much cooler than you're used to, and fall arrives with a slightly warmer and close to seasonal touch. let's look at the temperature trend. friday. 87. yesterday, 83. still nearly 10 degrees above normal.

we should be at 74. told's high, 77. then tomorrow, it's seasonal at 73. tuesday we start to warm up, and wednesday is the official start of fall, and it will be more in the mid-and upper 70s as we start the new season. the humidity levels will be dropping, as i mentioned. cold front moving through right now. once it's out of here, we are going to drop the levels of moisture in the atmosphere big time. sticky. comfortable. these are a measure of the dew points in the 40s, means you're barely going to notice moisture in the air at all. cold front moving through. a few showers behind it. dry air is in place. clear air is in place. so high pressure will be building on in. it will be lovely by afternoon, nice, too. for today, with skies clearing, it will be comfortable, cooler and we'll also have a stiff breeze. breezy later on. then tomorrow, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. cool with highs where they should be, and as we make our way into tuesday, it is

officially the last full day of summer. we need to wish it farewell, and generally speaking, the forecast looking okay as we say good-bye to summer. the papal visit is holding off well. 78 on thursday, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. friday looks to be a mostly cloudy day and 76. keeping the rain out of the forecast. it's trending better and better. for today, clearing, cooler and breezy. winds out of the northwest at 10 to 25. we could see gusts up to 25 miles per hour so hold onto your hats and overnight tonight, mostly clear, getting chilly. 57 is the overnight low in the city. that will translate to 40s north and west and it will still be breezy overnight with winds out of the north, northeast at 10 to 15 miles per hour. tomorrow, feeling like fall, as it should be by this time in september. 73 degrees your high tomorrow, and still breezy. winds out of the northeast at 10 to 15.

we stay in the 70s the next 7 days. on tuesday, a high of 75. we could see a few stray showers early on tuesday. it's a little unsettled. still generally, i think the next week's forecast is lovely. wednesday, 79 degrees, as fall officially begins, thursday, partly sunny and 78. friday, mostly cloudy, 76 and then next saturday, holding off the rain as well. 73 degrees and mostly cloudy. >> so nice to usher in a little bit of fall like weather. >> perfect timing as well. >> 7s across the board. it's a matter of how long it will stay that way. i'm crossing fingers. >> i'm certain we're going to see numbers climb again before we say good-bye. but temporarily, anyway, we're seeing good-bye. >> thanks so much. you're welcome. the yankees make pitching history in game two of the subway series. >> here's steve overmyer with

your subway update. >> joe girardi said simply we need to win games. they are dangerously close to falling out of touch with the blue jays for the division lead, and a bad weekend could have buried them. the mets are just figging out how to stack the rotation complain time. noah syndergaard, he's 7-1. smokes a three run pop to start the game. the yankees lead the major in first inning runs with 116. i really wonder if a concern with the young arms for the mets is actually fatigue. noah was dipping into the high 90s in the 6th inning. it was 5-0 yankees. mets still have their opportunities, golden opportunities. 6th inning cespedes goes down with two on. they had a few more chances after that. nothing came of it.

the melts get shut down by the yankees, 5-0. and toronto lost, so the yankees move to 3 1/2 back in the division. the mets, the magic number to clinch still remains at 8:00.

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maybe another mom calls you and tells you that her child has head lice and they play together. >> why is this prone to children or is that a myth, does head lice effect everyone. >> they can affect everyone. they feed on humans, but children are more likely to have head-to-head contact. young children in particular. lice, take head-to-head contact to transfer from one head to another. sometimes hair brushes, hats, but as we get older, we don't tend to snuggle or put our heads together as often. >> that's true. how are they different from the past. >> they have mutated. there's a mutant gene. they're resistant, and it can take in some cases, they're 100% resistant. >> when i was a kid it was these shampoos, powders. what are the treatment options if the standard shampoos don't work. >> a lot of parents go through

using the shampoos and combing. ultimately what they're doing is picking the lice and eggs out of the air which is a very tedious process, frustrating and can go on for weeks at end. there's the unappealing option of shaving your child's head. other than shaving them and picking them out, we have a product, medical device that uses heated air. eggs. takes about an hour, and we guarantee the treatment. i'm a big fan of this. peace of mind for moms. we have a network of urgent care centers around the country and it's guaranteed. >> how do you find the treatment locations. >> go to our web site which is licecollinsofamerica-- licecollinsofamerica- -liceclinic sofamerica.com. treatment starts at around $65. can go up to $170. in many cases it can be reimbursed by your insurance,

but just to put it in perspective, many parents spend that much or more in repeated purchases of these ineffective shampoos, time loss from work, all sorts of things so on a relative scale it's a comparable cost. >> and how new is this new chemical resistant. >> the first research studies were published over a year ago again. in march of 2014, the research and clark. i think they're going to come out with another study showing it's more widespread. in many european countries, they don't use these chemicals at all anymore. >> thank you so much, i appreciate you coming in. for more information head to our web site, cbsnewyork.com. this is cbs 2 news sunday

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. good morning. 6:26. 73 degrees. thanks for waking up with us here at cbs 2 news sunday morning. the sun getting ready to rise. >> we are up. we know you are up. we're glad you're here and watching us. welcome back to cbs 2 news sunday morning. >> let's head over to vanessa murdock and see what the day has in store for us. >> well, it is going to be a powerful end to the weekend. we just have -- beautiful end

we just have to get through today. 74 in darrion. this afternoon, highs will be in the 70s. that has not been the case so far this september. we have had 18 days above normal. all but one day in september has been seasonal or below. but that trend does change from on here on out. a few showers this morning, this afternoon. high pressure will be building in, cooler dryer air will be sliding on into the tristate area. as that happens, expect a lovely end to your weekend. so this afternoon, 77 degrees. clearing skies. lots of sun late, and breezy as well. feeling lovely with low humidity. tomorrow morning you'll wake up. 57 in the city. 40s north and west. and tomorrow, 73 with a mix of sun and clouds. >> a hot september, vanessa, thank you. don henley has enjoyed a life in the fast lane as a founder member of the eagles. >> the music legend has made a

>> ant ant -- anthony mason has more. >> reporter: under the bald cypress trees of cattle lake in east texas, a young don henley caught his first fish. what did you catch? >> a bass. not a big one but it was exciting. >> reporter: when you describe this area to people, how do you describe it? >> you can't really describe it. you have to bring them here. i tell them it's a magical place, and you have never seen anything like that. >> reporter: after the past two years on tour with the eagles and a lifetime on the road, the 68-year-old musician is spending more time back in that magical place near his hometown of linden, texas. >> reporter: so you used to spend a lot of time at the movie theater, i imagine. >> i did.

>> reporter: henley bought the land the theater used to stand on. >> one night i came and saw the blob and then i had to walk home. >> reporter: he also owns the barbershop and several other buildings. feels like you own almost half the town. >> yeah, yeah. there's one born every minute. >> reporter: there's got to be some parking lot of -- part of you trying to hold onto something here. >> i'm not sure what it is. we shall not cease from exploration and the end of our exploring will be to return to where we started and know the place for the first time. >> reporter: don henley, happy at home, and a washing machine collection that's cleaning up and the pope francis effect. it's all beginning right here at 7:02.