. a man was shot and injured at a shooting range in new jersey. now, police are investigating. and pope francis begins a historic trip with a message of unity. cbs 2 news sunday morning starts right now. live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning, 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, september 20th. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. told's stop stories are straight ahead, first meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> it's going to be a beautiful day. we have plenty of clouds, a few stray sprinkles passing through. but by this afternoon, it will be stunning with lots of sun,

low human, and cooler temperatures in the 70s. there will also be a nice breeze. very much like a fall day this afternoon. let's go ahead and take a look at our current temperatures. 71 in the city. very mild to start things off. cooler, walden at 54. seeger at 68 and sayville at 72. on the vortex satellite and radar picture this morning, just a few spotty sprinkles passing north of the city now. the clouds will be moving out. skies will be clearing. it will be beautiful. so the break down of your day is this, 9:00 a.m., 70 degrees. mostly cloudy, maybe still a stray shower but i think we're pretty much done by then. noon, 73. foles -- feels like 72. it's partly cloudy. it will feel great out there. it will be breezy. lots of sunshine, and 8:00, 68 and clear skies. things are looking wonderful as we end the weekend. coming up, we'll talk about what we can expect for the workweek. andrea and diane, back to you.

breaking news in brooklyn this morning, police are shooting. >> the murders are the latest in the city. ilona gold is on the scene. >> reporter: three men were shot and killed. police are talking to witnesses and collecting evidence and responsible. the shootings happened at 2:00 this afternoon at the ingersoll houses. police were called about shots fired and when they got here, they found two men, 39 and 43 years old shot in the head. they were pronounced dead on scene. a 76-year-old man was also shot in the stomach. he later died at methodist hospital. police say the victims were not related and this does not appear to be a domestic incident. this has been a violent weekend across new york city. police tell us they're also investigating two other deadly shootings since last night. one in the bronx, another in

harlem. and no arrests have been made in those cases and back out here live, where three men were shot and killed at this public housing complex early this morning. at this point, no one is in custody and the motive is unknown. we're live in the fort greene section of brooklyn, ilona gold, cbs 2 news. we have new developments in a shooting range investigation in morris county, new jersey. police confirm a man was shot at the rtsp training center and shooting range in randolph. his condition is not known at this time. police say no one else was hurt and there's no danger to the the shooting range will be continues. surveillance cameras capture the men police believe are responsible for robbing five cell phone stores at gunpoint in brooklyn over the last month. the men allegedly entered the store, showed off their guns and in some incidents, forced store employees into the back storage room before taking off police. surveillance cameras caught the car the suspects were seen getting into after at least one

of the robberies. a plane with more than 250 passengers was grounded at jfk after its wing hit a if he -- fence. the plane was being pushed back from the gate by a tug when 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, you know, we backed into something, and we have to stop here. >> no one was injured. the 276 people on board were helped off the plane and bussed back to the terminal. the delay, and put passengers on other flights throughout the day. four days and counting until pope francis arrives here in new york. he began his historic trip with a stop?

castro greeted him with a handshake. cbs2's adriana diaz reports from havana. >> reporter: pope francis received a hero's welcome, complete with flowers, trumpets and cannons. at the airport, francis emphasized his dedication to renewed u.s. cuba relations. i encourage those in power to continue down this road, he said. it's a road he helped open. after hosting secret meetings between the u.s. and cuba at the vatican. cubans said they praised the pope for his role. i want to thank him for that because he brought back unity, she said. the 79-year-old devout catholic received communion from pope john paul ii during his 1998 trip to cuba. what was that moment like for you? indescribable, she said, there are no words. her new dream was to have a special moment with pope francis. she got her chance when pope francis left the airport in his pope mobile.

streets to welcome him, including avarista. 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 revolution square. later on he'll meet with young people, clergy, and cuba's president, raul castro. adriana diaz, cbs news. >> on wednesday, he will attend a welcoming ceremony at the white house in washington. the pope will be in new york from thursday evening until saturday morning. and he wraps up his trip with two days in philadelphia. now, we already know we can expect major traffic delays during the papal visit. the united states postal service is warning the pope's visit could impact mail delivery in the washington, new york, and philadelphia areas this weekend.

stay with cbs 2 news for live coverage of the visit to new york, and get the latest information on cbsnewyork.com. a new honor for a fallen nypd officer in queens. yesterday, the city dedicated a street to detective dennis garra who was killed responding to a fire in coney island back in 2014. detective dennis guerra runs right by the guerra family home. his wife and four children, grateful for the recognition. >> he absolutely adored and loved his family, and was always grateful to those who helped him. i know he's watching over us right now in amazement. 16-year-old marcel dockery admitted to starting the fire by lighting a mattress on fire out of boredom. sad news out of beverly hills, best selling novelist jackie collins has died after

battling breast cancer. she was diagnosed with stage four breast cancer 6 1/2 years ago but only told her daughters about the illness. she began publishing novels in the late 1960s but had her breakthrough with hollywood wives in 1983. collins was 77 years old. sandra bern heart said i'm devastated about news of jackie collins. i knew her. she was a class act and a lady. model beverly johnson tweeted so so so sorry about jackie collins passing. she was a friend and a beacon of light. and larry king wrote i'm saddened about jackie collins passing, she was a true talent and friend. the playing field is missing something critical. >> it was, well, what in the world happened. >> a field with no green. the 200,000-dollar mistake

bedtime can be a battle for families. how early some experts say they should be getting to bed. they're not going to like this. plus. . feeling comfort in a world with no sound, some amazing kids take their lack of hearing and create a beautiful moment that's gone viral. first, here's vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> listen, it's going to be a beautiful end to your weekend, and finally, a stretch of seasonal weather to discuss.

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beautiful day out there. 73 degrees out there. look near the queensboro bridge at that beautiful sun coming up and rising. vanessa murdock says more sun ahead today. we'll check on that forecast in a few minutes. right now, some california residents return home to find their houses reduced to ash and rubble a week after wildfires swept through the town. firefighters lifted the yesterday. the fire is now 50% contained. five people have died. more than 1000 structures have been destroyed in these two california. evacuation orders are expected to be lifted in at least four more towns. mourners placed flowers outside the hamilton zoo where police say the adult male tiger named oz attacked the woman. shortly after.

it hasn't been put down. the zoo will be closed until at least thursday as police investigate. we're hearing from the biological father of the little girl formally known as baby doe. the remains of bella bond were found in a trash bag in boston harbor last june. she was recently identified. the girl's mother and her boyfriend were arrested in connection with the death. now the girl's father is saying the mother told him it was her boyfriend who fatally injured the little girl. >> authorities in mexico arrested 13 more people in connection with the prison escape of drug lord juaquin el chapo. he escaped in july. he got away after dropping through a hole in a shower to a mile long tunnel. the new arrests include three high officials from the mexican prison system. 7 prison workers were charged in july for allegedly helped el chapo escape. parents often wonder what is the right time to put their kids to bed.

a chart circulating on lean has stirred up -- online has stirred up a debate about bedtime. >> reporter: it's a common question, especially during back-to-school time. how much sleep should children get. sleep center director dr. carl bazel says it's significantly more than people think. >> when you talk about kids, they have got a lot o learn. it's during sleep that their brain processes that information, makes new connections. >> reporter: the suggested sleep chart went viral when a wisconsin schoolteacher posted it on the school's facebook page. she's telling parents, a child who's 5 years old waking up by 6:00 p.m. needs to be in bed by 6:45 at night. that's 11 hours and 15 minutes, and 12 year olds are advised to be sleep by 8:15. the viral post has some parents saying it's unrealistic and a pipe dream. >> i think you have to do it your own way. >> reporter: dr. bazel says the controversial post has merit,

it's in line with the sleep suggestions that kindergarteners should get 10 to 13 hours of sleep. 6 to 13 need 9 to 11 hours. and older kid, 8 to 10 hours. >> you should be going to bed at 9:15:00 p.m. does that happen? >> rarely. like if i have a test. >> reporter: this one says you should be in bed by 8:15. what do you think of that? you agree? >> reporter: do you go to bed >> yes. >> reporter: and you go right to sleep? >> yes. >> according to graham's father, he gets four hours less. >> does it make you think about his bedtime. >> not really, i let him go to bed at 8:00, 8:30. >> reporter: if you can get your kids to nap, that could wants, too. every second, in manhattan, emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> the doctor also says staying on the schedule on the weekend

is equally important, otherwise you develop sleep jet lag and debt when you can not fall asleep on sunday night. >> i know what that's like. some music fans scored plenty of beatles memorabilia at an auction. the first recording contract went for more than $90,000 to an anonymous buyer yesterday for a recording of the rock 'n' roll version of my bonnie lies over the ocean. the contract was signed by john, paul and george, but not ringo. he wasn't with the group yet. pete best was the drummer. a new rendition of philip philip's song home is going viral know you're not alone because i'm going to make this place your home. >> the video performed completely in sign language, it features campers at deaf film camp. the two week program is

deaf film makers between the ages of 13 and 16. last year, the camp's video for ferrell's happy was viewed over 1.4 million times on you tube. >> great video. >> time now, 7:17. let's head over to meteorologist vanessa murdock. a bit cloudy out there this morning, but you're saying it's going to change. going to change big time. by this afternoon, lots of sunshine, but cooler and less humid. i love today's forecast. i truly do. there will also be a nice breeze. very much a fall like afternoon in store. as we look live outside, not looking so pretty just yet. we have got plenty of clouds, and yes, that sun is certainly brightening up the horizon this morning. 71 degrees. mostly cloudy, north, northwest winds now at 13 miles per hour. your weather headlines, clearing skies, lowering humidity through the afternoon. and then it's going to be a beautiful start to the workweek, just a cooler one. highs for the next 7 days,

haven't said that in quite some time. touch. 70s. by wednesday, we'll be in the upper 70s. fall, yes, officially begins in just three days at 4:22:00 a.m. on wednesday. will you wake up to welcome the fall equinox or the autumnal equinox. i will not wake up that early. here's a look at temperature trends. summer like throughout the workweek. friday it was 87. yesterday, we topped out at 83. 10-degrees above seasonal. today 77 love the forecast. still with low humidity, and tuesday we start to warm back up. the humidity levels will be dropping. it was humid yesterday, on the sticky side for sure. today and tomorrow, especially by this afternoon, you'll notice it's much more comfortable out there with dryer air, just dropping on in. what we see right now on the vortex satellite and radar picture, the few sprinkles pushing through. it's all associated with a cold front.

behind this cold front, cooler dryer air, high pressure will be building in. through the morning hours, we'll be dealing with clouds, a stray sprinkle. by this afternoon, high pressure is back in control, and that is when we see lots of sun and also feel that drop in the moisture in the atmosphere. hour by hour, here we go. 9:00 a.m., plenty of clouds around, east of the city. maybe a few stray sprinkles. most of us enjoying lots of sunshine. i want to say i wish all well for the 3:43fdny ride this morning. starting at ground zero, to river head, and tomorrow to montauk. my cousin is on the ride. much luck to everybody participating if a beautiful ride. by 9:00, beautiful for all of us. getting very cool tonight with the dry air in place, overnight clear skies. temperatures will be dropping into the 50s until the city, 40s north and west. so at 6:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, with a few

clouds around, you'll notice it's cool and crisp. by tomorrow afternoon, we're still enjoying a decent amount of sunshine. tomorrow we're calling far mix of sun and clouds, not a completely sunny start to your workweek. a lovely one. and we fast forward to the papal visit forecast. thursday, a mixture of sunshine and clouds. friday, mostly cloudy, 76. still very comfortable with relatively low humidity these days and of course we're thankful that the rain is still looking to be staying away. we need the rain, but let's just wait on it until the pope leaves the town, shall we. for today, clearing, cooler and breezy. neighbor a stray sprinkle early. 77. northwest winds at 10 to 15. gusts up to 25. then tonight as i mentioned it will be getting very cool. 57, mostly clear, 40s for the suburbs. tomorrow a little cooler yet, 73 degrees. mixture of sunshine and clouds tuesday morning. a stray shower at best, but 75 and mainly cloudy tuesday. wednesday for the start of fall, 79 degrees.

we'll see sunshine then. thursday, friday, as we mentioned, it will be in the mid-and upper 70s. looking good for the pope's visit, and next saturday's forecast so far, 73 and mostly cloudy. >> a little bit of a cool down. nice. >> a pretty significant one. we were at 89 on thursday. >> crazy. >> it's a big drop. >> i don't want to see the 6's come around, i'm good with the 7's. the yankees made pitching history with a win over the mets in game two of the subway series. >> game three is tonight. here's steve overmyer with your cbs2, wfan sports update. >> joe girardi was matter of fact with the situation with the yankees, he said simply, we need to win games and the fact is they are dangerously close to falling out of touch with the blue jays for the division lead, and a bad weekend could have really buried them. the mets are figuring out how to stack the rotation come playoff time. here's noah syndergaard, a far

home than on the road. at home, 2.5era. by the way, the yankees lead the majors 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. david wright, they had a few more chances after that, but nothing came of it. the mets get shut out by the yankees, 5-0, and toronto lost, so the yankees move to 3 1/2 back in the division. as for the mets, their magic number to clinch remains at 8.

overmyer. baby bok choy can be very easy to cook. >> as stephanie tantillo, tells us, storing the vegetable can be tricky. >> storing baby bok choy can be tricky. it should look like this. it's absolutely beautiful. nice, young looking leaves, they have a bounce and where it was cut, it looks freshly cut, not already decaying. this can be tricky when it comes to storage, because although you want to store all in the refrigerator, the leaves will decay sooner than the

bulbs. i like to separate them. watch the leaves and keep them in the fridge, you only have them a few days, where the bulb can last a week. if you're not going to use right away, store separately. when it comes to preparation, it's so easy. one of the most popular ways is on the grill, and a saute pan. it goes great. i love this with braised chicken thighs. stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >> never tried it. >> baby bok choy, put it on the list. up next, today's top stories. >> it's been a violent weekend across new york city and this morning, three men were shot and killed in the middle of a brooklyn housing complex. we'll have a live report from the scene. plus, buyer beware. before you go shopping, we have the one question at check out that could put your identity at risk.

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. breaking news, three people shot dead in brooklyn, bringing the violent night's death toll to six in the city. we're live. and a man in the bronx intentionally run over by a car. police have released a picture of the driver they're looking for. they need your help to find him. plus, three days until fall, the seasonal change starting today and for the beginning of the workweek. 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 7:30 on this sunday, september 20th. i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. today's top stories are straight ahead, but first the forecast. >> it's getting late. we're counting down to fall. it's going to be feeling like fall this afternoon. sticky, mild in the city, but by this afternoon, we do not warm up much. the air is dry. the northwest. i think you'll be wanting to pick some apples, maybe hoping for an early pumpkin. i don't know, but i'm looking forward to it. let's look at the current conditions right now. 55 in liberty. 68 for free holt and spring lake in central park. the current temp, 71. looking good for the most part. we have passing clouds, sprinkles making their way through bridgeport, and generally we're going to be morning. and a few stray sprinkles. as we roll through the mid-

morning hours, skies will clear as dryer air moves in. the break down, 9:00 a.m., 70. mostly cloudy, a few stray sprinkles, especially east of the city. by noon, i think we're all dry, 73 looking good. by 3:00, mostly sunny and 77. it will feel like 77 and it will be breezy, folks. we could have gusts as high as 25 miles per hour this afternoon. that is a look at today's forecast. coming up, we'll talk the workweek and the pope's visit. andrea and diane, back to you. we have breaking news this morning. 6 murders in under 12 hours. police are investigating a violent weekend in new york city. >> the latest incident was a triple deadly shooting in fort green. cbs 2 news' ilona gold is live on that scene with the details. >> reporter: police say three men are dead after a shooting a this housing complex. it happened in the courtyard here at the ingersoll houses. investigators have been on scene all morning trying to get some answers on what led to this. and track down the person who opened fire.

here's what we know. this happened by myrtle avenue at 2:00 this morning. when police got here, they say they found two men, 39 and 43 years old, shot in the head and unresponsive on the ground. the other victim, a 76-year-old man was shot in the stomach and died at methodist hospital. at this point, police don't have a motive behind the shooting. they say the victims are not related and this was not a domestic incident. the nypd has been very busy this weekend, dealing with violence. they say they also responded to two other deadly shootings since last night. one many harlem, and another in the bronx, and no arrests have been made in those cases. back out here live, where police need to make an arrest in the triple shooting at this housing complex, they say they could be out here the next few hours, collecting evidence and talking to witnesses. live in the fort greene section of brooklyn, ilona gold cbs 2 news. >> thank you. we also have an update on the hit-and-run incident in the south bronx yesterday. police have released this photo

they say he intentionally hit a pedestrian on union avenue and east 155th street yesterday afternoon and took off. police say the 26-year-old victim is in critical condition. there's no word yet on how the two know each other. new this morning, we have learned new york city will spend $30 million on mental health training for people outside the profession. workers at homeless shelters, day care centers and social service outlets will get the training. supporters of the initiative say this will help the mental health system that's spread thin. critics say using nonprofessionals may not be effective. there's a legal battle over souvenirs at one world trade center. the association is suing the port authority claiming it has the exclusive rights to use the world center trademark because it made a deal in 1996. port authority is currently sending souvenirs at the observatory. the world trade association

go to the september 11th memorial foundation. christmas. often store clerks will ask to see your driver's license or id. as emily smith tells us in most cases they are not supposed to. >> reporter: it's a common request when you pay by credit card, and one that makes wayne sander walker uncomfortable. >> with the identity theft, it's one of those things i prefer not to show my id. >> reporter: security experts say the information on your driver's license could be enough to steal your identity. a worry for van de walker. he prefers to pay by credit card because of the protections. >> you don't know who you're dealing with on the other side of the counter. >> if the clerk asks, you don't have to hand over your id. sean mcway of nerve wallet says mastercard and visa prohibits merchants from requiring id as a condition for accepting their credit cards, provided that card is signed on the back.

american express discourages stores from asking for id but discover is different. itit says its merchants are free to request id, and may require it. >> discover actually states that if there's any concern and if the back of the payment card is not signed, the consumer needs to present two different forms of id. >> reporter: credit card security is a concern following major data breaches at target, home depot, niemann marcus, and p. f. changes. many accept chip technology and with scanners, shoppers avoid handing over their card at all. so how should you respond. mcway suggests asking to speak with a manager and reminding them of your card agreement. something van de walker does every time, wishes he didn't have to. >> if you hand your id to a clerk, it's illegal for them to record any information. when i was in school, we worked

in retail, we had to ask for id to make sure the card wasn't stolen. >> you could put a stick figure on that signature box, and they would take it no problem. people just trying to verity. >> be careful. from green to brown, a football field is destroyed. we'll tell you about the pricey mistake that could cost some high school players their season. from work rage to spousal rage, rutgers rage, what gets your blood bowling. an edge pool and a water fall surrounding, it, this is a stone mansion, and has a desk cottage off in the corner. that's tonight on living large. looks like good weather for the pool. >> if your blood is boiling, buy that place. you'll be all set. looking good today, not right now necessarily but shaping up lovely for the second half of the weekend. we'll talk about a very fall like forecast during the workweek. remember, rain or shine, you

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a high school football team in elgin illinois calls themselves the green wave. the field is anything but green. the grounds crew apparently put down weed killer instead of fertilizer and killed most of the surface of the field as you can see there. the team and the coach called the mix up heartbreaking but say it will not ruin their season. >> it doesn't matter if we're home, away. >> we have one objective to play some football. >> the cost to replace the sod is a whopping $200,000. a go fund me page has already raised more than 12,000. >> how disappointing for them. >> somebody's going to have a

whether it's being cut off tailgated or driving behind someone going 25 in a 55, some of us are guilty of road rage. >> john montone's is on the move to find out. >> reporter: politicians enrage me. >> when rutgers football loses, i go nuts. >> i think people not being responsible for themselves. >> reporter: irresponsibility rage. there is something called spousal rage. do you ever get angry when you're doing homework. >> yes, math. >> reporter: what are people calling you in the middle of the night saying my horse needs new shoes. >> exactly. >> reporter: if you're watching politicians on one of these talk shows or a debate, you want to walk away, why don't you walk away. >> because we're addicted to them. >> i get it wrong a lot. >> reporter: this is math rage. >> mm-hmm.

that's why i do this for a living. sometimes you toss the horseshoe. how crazy do you get? >> you have your thoughts and think your thoughts, that's it. you don't express them per se. >> reporter: so you like the political pain. >> i guess i'm a masochist. >> reporter: give me a bite. for cbs 2 news john montone, ten ten wins. bite again. a little masochist. you like to sit there and they drive you crazy, and you take it. >> and we want more. >> reporter: all you have to do is go, and it's over. >> can't do it, got to watch it. >> i would not mess with that bite woman with the t-shirt, wow. she means business. >> but i related with that little girl, i had math rage, too, which is why i did not go into math, anything math related. the weather forecast probably won't incite rage. >> it's beautiful.

the wind is known to incite people make them excitable, so maybe this afternoon you'll feel extra energy from a breeze, a stiff one out of the northwest. let's check with our weather watcher, see what they're saying about the weather so far today. i think generally it's a decent star, with more clouds out there. a few passing sprinkles for some. first, 71 degrees as we look to the south shore of long island, he's report there, it is certainly a nice way to start the day. a little more cloudy than yesterday, but it will be dropping humidity level as we progress. 66 degrees says holly romain. mostly cloudy skies this morning, some of us getting a few stray sprinkles. we need the rain and there's really no impressive rainfall in the next 7 days. live outside right now from high atop the empire state building, it's looking mostly cloudy. 71, north, northwest winds at 13 miles per hour.

gusts today could be as high as 25 miles per hour. but cloudy skies this morning will give way to sunshine this afternoon. the trend is for clearing. it will be a beautiful and comfortable afternoon with low humidity. and then a seasonal start to your workweek. they haven't said that in a while. normal high is 74. tomorrow 73 degrees. and then fall arrives. midweek with a little bit more of a mild touch. we're going to be warming up slightly as we head toward wednesday at 4:22. fall officially begins. now it's about three days away. we need the rain, i mentioned in the next seven days there's no real impressive opportunity for some significant rainfall. moderate drought for so many of us, across much of long island, north of the city, and northeastern new jersey, moderate drought and abnormally dry conditions for everybody you see in the yellow. we need rain. right now, the deficit is climbing toward 7 inches on the year. we should have well above this nearly 29-inch mark that we have received. we need some rain, and there's

as we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture, you can see how pitiful the showers are this morning. a few stray sprinkles at best, all associated with the cold front, the clouds, the sprinkles, this culvert is making its move swiftly. behind it, another area of high pressure that will build on in. the air is dryer, skies are sunnier. it's looking very lovely for the second half of your day. cool breezes this afternoon. winds out of the northwest. gusting as high as 25 miles per hour. tomorrow, with high pressure in play, it's going to be very pleasant. 73 degrees. so even cooler than we'll have this afternoon. still comfortable, though, with low humidity with a mix of sunshine and clouds and then on tuesday, it is the last official day of summer: so with that, temperatures will be in the mid-70s. we might see an early morning shower but overall, i think the day is looking dry with just a few more clouds than we'll see today, this afternoon and tomorrow. as for the papal visit, it is also trending dry.

78 on thursday with a mix of sunshine and clouds. and 76. today, lovely this afternoon. 77, lots of sunshine. breezy as well. crisp. 57 in the city will translate to 40s north and west, when you head out tomorrow morning. this will be under mainly clear skies. consider that as you run for the morning cup of joe. and then by afternoon tomorrow, it is seasonal, 73 degrees, with a mixture of sunshine and clouds, feeling exactly as it should. feeling much more like fall. your extended forecast, tuesday it's 75. as i mentioned, maybe an early shower. otherwise a mainly cloudy sort of day, but seasonal. wednesday, 79 as we say hello to fall. thursday is 78 with a mix of sunshine and clouds. friday, mostly cloudy and 76 and next saturday, still keeping the forecast dry, 73 degrees and mostly cloudy. andrea and diane, back to you,. >> the yankees beat the mets to

rebound from an opening loss in the subway series. >> here's steve overmyer with your cbs 2 news wfan sports update. joe girardi was matter of fact with the situation with the yankees, he said simply we need to win games, and fact is 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 figuring out how to stack the rotation come playoff time. here's noah syndergaard, a far more accomplished pitcher at home than on the road. at home, 7-1 with a 2.5 e. r. a. carlos beltran smokes a pop to lead the game. the yankees lead the majors 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 when brian mccann took out his 26th 26th of the season.

5-0 yankees. mets have golden opportunities. cespedes goes down with two on. david wright, juan with bases loaded. toronto lost. as for the mets, the magic number to clinch still remains at eight. overmyer. switching to football. jets coach todd bowl says preparing for colts qb andrew luck is a nightmare. the giants are hoping to put week one and the game against dallas behind us in the rear -- morning. london fletcher is with us. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about the giants, they want to forget last weekend, epic collapse in dallas against the cowboys, what were your thoughts

>> i just couldn't believe it. the reason being i faced the giants 7 years during my time in washington. tom coughlin, ton of respect for him. eli manning, they have won super bowls, for them to have that collapse was surprising and shocking. tom coughlin, his teams are well coached. you don't win two super bowls not being a well coached team, and i can see him thinking okay, maybe we can get this touchdown pass, but eli should have taken a sack, cover all different scenarios, if the tight end is not completely open, take the sack, but very surprising that they let that game get away at the end. >> bad decision that led the cowboys to win. how do you bounce back after a horrible loss like that for this week they take on the falcon? >> the way the nfl works is you get another week, and you know, you have a 24 hour rule, whether you win or lose, so you

have to move on and get ready for the next ball game. it's going to be a tough game against the atlanta falcons, you know, that offense they have, julio jones, matt ryan was outstanding on monday night, and you look at the falcons defense, which is very surprising, played really well. held chip kelly and the eagle's offense in check. with the giants, you have to move on and get ready for the next game. >> and hopefully eli can do that. he took the fall. let's talk a little bit about just quickly, jason pierre paul, because in week he put a video on instagram, working out. had the handle injury from the 4 4th of july fireworks. when do you think he comes back, and when do you think he comes back? >> when you officially heard the situation, you were thinking, okay, maybe it's just the one finger, and he probably can do some things with the other fingers. then once you saw the video, there was a picture showing a partial part of his thumb and middle finger. it's worse than i'm sure the

giants had anticipated. i'm not sure how effective he can be. when you talk about three of his fingers, you know, being no longer there or partially missing. it's yet to be seen once he gets back, whether he'll be able to be the jpp that the giant's fans were used to seeing. >> he says he'll be back. we'll have to see. >> let's talk about the jets, they play tomorrow night in indianapolis. todd bowels -- bowls was saying, preparing was a nightmare. how do they prepare and what do you think is the biggest weakness. >> when i looked at the jets, i was impressed with fitzpatrick. he played well. >> they won last week. >> had a great chemistry with him and brandon marshal, and found aaron decker for a touchdown. it starts up front for the jets on the defensive line and also the offensive line. that offensive line really dominated the browns defense, and i'm sure that will be the game plan for the jets going

into the game against the colts. dominating up front on both sides of the ball. pressure andrew luck and that's where they can take advantage of the colts offense, along the offensive line, they can get pressure with the defensive front and they have the corners to be able to match up with the colts wide receivers. >> do you think that fitzpatrick is getting into a little bit of a groove. he wasn't supposed to be the starting qb. >> you have to think about this, fitzpatrick has a history with galey. he was his head coach in buffalo. he has history, and he had great success at buffalo under chang galey. and when you saw him play, and i watched him play, you saw his comfort in that offense, the way he worked the pockets, some of the throws that he made and some of the formations that they did from an offensive stand point, so you know, i think fitzpatrick is very comfortable with chang galey's offense. >> and what's coming up on the pregame show. >> we have a lot going on. we have a great time.

it's a big week. we're going to talk football. obviously we'll talk the bills game. you know, the jets have the monday night football game. senate, san diego -- cincinnati, san diego, coming up in cincinnati. we have a ton of things to talk about on tom. we have fletcher's focus, where i go into my lab. break down. it's awesome s. we have a lot >> very nice. thank you for stopping in and chatting with us. we appreciate it london. >> thank you. >> and the pregame show starts at 9:00 this morning.

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