the day's top stories are straight ahead. first vanessa murdock is live in brooklyn getting ready for the tunnel to towers 5k run and walk, standing in front of the american flags. good morning, vanessa. >> good morning, ladies. these american flags are 6,855 of them, each one representing a service member lost in afghanistan and iraq. these are some of the flags. there will be more carried by 2500 west point cadets as well to bring the total number together. these flags hold great significance today. this is a beautiful day to remember and celebrate the first responders. it will be a day where they raise money for important causes and we will learn about that moving forward. right now your forecast. it's beautiful out. >> it's chilly. nonetheless, a nice breeze, the sun is out. 57 in the city. 43 sparta. 53 greenwich as babylon. 61 belmar. as you look at the forecast for

this morning, come out and support the tunnel to towers 5k run and walk, in red hook brooklyn, 9:30, 64 with clouds and lots of sun. northeast winds 10 to 15 with occasional gusts up to 20. this afternoon a high of 73. a couple of degrees before normal. perfect fall-like weather. a mix of sun and clouds with breezy conditions. if you head to philadelphia later for mass, there may be a few passing showers but nothing significant. otherwise i think it will be a pleasant day for the pope's mass. good news around to end your weekend. coming up, the full forecast and we will talk to former fdny commissioner salvatore govanis. >> thank you. now to the papal visit.

three city tour of the u.s. >> cbs 2's don champion has more from philadelphia. >> reporter: another business sade for the pope. he will meet with bishops gathered from around the world then end his grand trip to america in grand fashion holding a huge outdoor mass. reporter: it was a star- studded affair in philadelphia saturday night. mark wahlberg hosted the event that included comedian jim gaffigan and the singing of aretha franklin the biggest star of all was pope francis. francis ditched most of his prepared remarks and spoke passionately about the need for families. >> let us look after families, let us protect the families because it's in the families

>> but the pope did acknowledge he doesn't have a family of his own to have to deal with and he shied away from some of the more sensitive topics. >> i won't speak about mother- in-laws. >> earlier in the day pope francis went to independence hall where the colonials declared independence from britain and said the freedom declared in 1776 still attracts people in america to this day. up to a million people could attend mass today and the pope will go to a correctional facility. in philadelphia, don champion, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. happening today, president obama will speak at the united nations summit. leaders are exploring ways to fix some of the world's problems like climate change

and extreme poverty. china's president pledged to help some of the poorest nations. the first full day of debate begins tomorrow. expect street closures and delays around the u.n. a new jersey community is in mourning after the loss of a high school football star who died suffering an injury on the field. evan murray took a hard hit during friday's game. the 17-year-old walked off the field and was conscious when put in an ambulance. people left flowers and letters at a growing memorial. a broadway actor says he is getting overwhelming support for taking a stand for a child that disrupted his show. the king and i actor wrote a post on facebook about the incident which involved a boy he said appeared to be autistic. in the post he described how the boy began yell'ing during a dramatic moment during wednesday's performance. he blasted audience members lack of compassion after some

people yelled for the boy and his mom to leave which they did a short time later. he spoke to cbs 2 exclusively about why he felt the need to speak out saying the theater is meant to be enjoyed by everyone. >> for me to quickly admonish somebody without knowing the facts of what is happening and turning an eye, which is less than loving first, that is what got me to write. >> he said broadway shows with special performances for autistic audiences should be commend. one is taking place today at 1:00 and that will be the lion king. a staten island woman has been slapped with a fine for a rant on yelp. the judge found she crossed the line with her post. >> reporter: emily is not a happy customer. in february, she hired mr. sandless to refinish her

she said instead of the shiny coating she was promised, she got dull discolored floors. after failing to resolve the issue, she filed a lawsuit and complained about him and his company on the internet. >> i went on yelp and i said beware, do not use matt garner, mr. sandless, that he is a scam, he is a liar. >> reporter: gardner responded with a lawsuit of his own. >> i believe anybody can say what they want about a company is true. where she went too far is when she attacked me personally. >> a judge said her repeated use of scam, liar, con artist on yelp and other review sites constituted defamation, not protected speech. the judge ordered her to pay gardner $1,000 in damages. >> i am not giving him his thousand dollars. i don't care what he does. the judge can give it to him. yelp could have flagged it. why should i be in trouble.

if i am in trouble, then legally i feel i should have a lawsuit against yelp and the companies that allow reviews. >> reporter: in a statement, a spokesperson for yelp says we frequently find a better source review. since that didn't happen, she decision. >> some people we spoke to said the decision in this case will make them think twice before posting a review online. the mets are waking up division champs this morning. the amaze zin mets clinched the championship last night. they are gearing up for the postseason. fans are gearing up with lots of championship gear. cbs 2's ilana gold joins us live from citi field. good morning, ilana. >> the good morning, andrea. a lot of fans are going to be at citi field because the store here opened moments ago. that means they can finally buy their championship gear. as you can imagine, they are

thrilled for the mets to make the play-offs. this hasn't happened in nine years. >> mets fans showing up at models in time's square to be gear. >> when i came down here to get can't believe it. these new t-shirts and hats have logos fans have been waiting a long time to see. >> they are stocking up to celebrate the mets becoming the new national league east championship. >> i was hoping for them to win with my mets hat and everything as luck. now i am happy. we both came running over here. >> reporter: the team clinched the division last night beating road. the mets haven't made it to the play-offs since 2006 but their work is far from over. they have a week and a half left in the season and trying to win home field advantage. >> i'm very excited about the mets going all the way this year.

let's go mets. >> such an incredible time for the mets and their fans. if you want to buy merchandise, the store at citi field just opened at 8:00 this morning. the mets will play cincinnati again this afternoon. live at citi field, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. kim davis switches parties. the kentucky county clerk that denied same-sex marriage licenses says she is not a democrat any more. >> john boehner will "face the nation" after his surprising announcement that he is

resigning from the house. the kentucky county clerk that went to jail for refusing to issue marriage licenses for same-sex couples is leaving the democratic party and becoming a republican. she feels abandoned by the party. davis says she hasn't received much support from democratic leaders during this time. >> a whirlwind in the midst of a firestorm. we had deaths threats at hour home,ing calls to my house saying they would burn us up while we sleep. >> she plans to stay clerk until her term is up in 2018. time to see what is coming up on "face the nation." >> john dickerson joins us were

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we are here for the tunnel to towers 5k run. i want to get you to the forecast then we will speak to a vip in a moment. the forecast is looking great today. this morning in the 50s and 40s. we warm up to the low 70s. partly sunny skies. a mix of sun and clouds and a stiff breeze out of the northeast.

80, mainly cloudy, better bet for showers. a few lingering showers and 75. for thursday it's 70. getting cooler yet. 68 excuse me for friday and 67 next saturday. it does look like the tail end of your workweek will be on the drier side. as i mentioned, standing by is the ci -- vip, sale kay san that gave me permission to call him sale. thank you for being with us today. >> it reminds us what happened and how we honor the heros that gave our lives. volunteers to keep the country safe and suffered injuries and we are taking care of them and their families. we took care of the first responders and children and now

their family and hopefully building smart homes that they need and remind them and thank them for their service and fans for their service and as we say, we never forget and we mean we never forget. >> behind us are nearly 7,000 flags representing those that we lost in service to our country. >> we are in good hands. this country is in good hands. the kids that are volunteering to be military people, young men and women gives you a feeling like there is no other feeling for people coming out of the tunnel.

the people that run it, they will come back every year. it makes you so happy to live in this country. we put on a great show for the holy father and west point is coming by, the cadets that keep us safe. how good does it get. >> 2500 cadets. >> these are the cadets from west point. look how proud we are of the military. [cheering]. a 2500 strong today. you will be there cheering them on. room for more people.

>> room for more people. come and see what this is about. vanessa, so important for those family members of those lost that we have not forgotten your sacrifice. >> let's talk about furry friend finder. this is dotty, if we can get a shot of her. she is a lap dog, so energetic. she would not stay on my lab. she needs to lose a little weight. her owners passed away. she is looking for a new forever home. she is sweet, loves to take walks and she is a good lap dog and excited to be here. >> this in my lab is casey. case sis is a 1-year-old yorkie mix. she has lots of energy, fun

i have many kisses this morning. casey, part yorkie, not shih- tzu, great with other dogs and company, anybody that would sleigh with her. >> she is looking for her forever home. for information, you can look up furry friend finder on the best of new york. here is stephanie and tony tantillo. >> you know, steve, when i see -- steph when i see you with callly flour and pin news. >> sicily, the dishes and pasta's my mom would make. >> this encompasses a lot of sicilian cuisine. you have the raisins, the earthy pine nut and cauliflower. this is a pasta sauce. any shortcut pasta will do. mix that in like this.

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division champions. the mets clinched the nl east title for the first postseason birth in a decade. >> say farewell to pope francis. today he celebrates the final mass in the u.s. in the city of brotherly love. >> a seasonally cool temperatures out there. there is a warm up during the week that may have you thinking it's summertime again.

cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. i'm andrea grymes. >> i almost tried to steal your intro. i'm diane macedo. let's check in with vanessa murdock getting ready for the tunnel to tower 5k run and walk. good morning, vanessa. >> good morning, ladies. cadets went past us. we are waiting for an early start for the veterans this morning. it's a beautiful, beautiful day. temperatures this morning cool and crisp to start off. we will warm up to the low to mid-70s. let's take it to the

we are warming up to 78 in central park. 58 in the hamptons. 40s in sparta. greenwich connecticut, goes 54 degrees. this morning's forecast for the official race start at 9:30, 64 with a mix of sunshine and clouds and a nice breeze out of the northeast. a day similar to yesterday. 73 this afternoon in the city. a real beauty. if you head to philadelphia this afternoon for mass this evening, we may see a few more showers but, nonetheless, i think they will be passing by quickly. no need to worry with regard to the weather in philly. another thing to note for this evening and this morning, because of the super moon, we have a coastal flood advisory around the time of high tide, minor flooding is possible general hours between 7:00 and 9:00 when you can anticipate evening. so, we are hear this morning for the tunnel to towers 5k

coming up, we will speak to participating today and hopefully we will get to see past us. we will bring that to you guys, if we are lucky enough to see so. andrea and diane, back to you. >> hope so. now to the papal visit. pope francis is wrapping up his visit to the u.s. >> the pope turned his visit to family and compassion in the city of brotherly love. don champion has more from philadelphia. don? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. another packed day for the pope. he will start in 30 minutes with a big meeting of bishops gathered from around the world then his grand trip to america will end in a grand way with a huge open air mass. it was a star-studded affair at the world meeting of families festival in philadelphia saturday night. mark wahlberg hosted the event

gaffigan and the sinking of aretha franklin. the biggest star of all was pope francis. francis ditched most of his prepared remarks and spoke passionately about the need for families in today's society. >> let us look after the family, let us protect the family because it's in the family that our future is at play. >> but the pope did acknowledge he doesn't have a family of his own to have to deal with and he shied away from some of the more sensitive topics. >> i won't speak about mother- in-laws. >> earlier in the day pope francis went to independence hall where the colonials declared independence from britain and said the freedom declared in 1776 still attraction people to america this day back live you can see

a live picture of dozens and dozens of police officers gathering here a few blocks away from the benjamin franklin parkway ahead of the big mass this afternoon. about a million people are expected to attend. as you can imagine, security is high. we should mention before the big mass outside. the pope will be making an important trip for him to a local correctional facility where he will be meeting with about 200 people delivering a word of hope, forgiveness and redemption. a big finale for the pope. >> he will sleep well heading back to the vatican after the big trip. you may see many met fans with more pep in their steps this sunday morning. the amazing mets clinched the division title. fans are gearing up for the postseason. ilana gold joins us live from citi field. good morning, ilana. >> good morning, an creigh i can't. in the the last few minutes we

saw fans showing up at citi field into this parking lot down the way and heading to the merchandise store. it opened at 8:00 this morning. they are getting to buy division championship gear. >> let's go mets. >> mets fans showing up at modells in time's square. >> i came down here to get it. amazing. i can't believe it. >> reporter: these new t-shirts and hats have logo's fans have been waiting a long time to see. they are stocking up to celebrate the mets becoming the new national league east champions. >> i was always watching the game hoping for them to win, you know, with my mets hat and everything as luck and, so,ing now i am really happy. we both came running over here. >> the team clinched the division last night beating the cincinnati reds on the road. the mets haven't made it to the play-offs since 2006. their work is far from over. they have a week and a half left in the season and trying

to win home field advantage. >> i am just very excited about the mets going all the way this year. the world series, i can't wait to pick up tickets on monday. let's go mets. >> this is such an exciting time for the mets and their fans. they will cheer on the team this afternoon when they play cincinnati. they will lakely face the dodgers in the play-offs. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. now to a developing story out of israel, israeli police say they clashed with palestinian protestors at the hilltop compound in the old city. the site is known as the temple mount to jews and mobile sanctuary to muslims. governor cuomo -- an aide to governor cuomo killed after getting shot in the head has been laid to rest. family, friends and colleagues attending the funeral for carey gabay in brooklyn yesterday. the 43-year-old was gunned down on the street during

festivities leading up to the west indian day parade. governor cuomo gave his eulogy praising gabay as somebody raised in public housing but followed a path of success that took him to harvard. >> there were many paths a young man could follow and most were the wrong path. but carey's life took a different story. letter a young man with drive and values could still make it, make the american dream a reality. >> he died of his injuries september 15th more than a week after getting shot. police released this sketch of one of the persons of interest they are looking for. there have been no arrests in the case. it's a brave new world when it comes to school security. every changing technology makes it hard for schools to keep up. districts on long island are getting help from the government to go high-tech. cbs 2's carolyn gusoff reports. >> reporter: the cop stationed at the door of this school is

scanners check visitors driver's license against sexual predator registry, cameras and mounted panic buttons connect to a monitoring station. schools in nassau county will hook up to a new generation of security. >> this is one more step that school districts throughout the county are taking to make it safer for our children. >> reporter: they have an app that links school staff with 911 via smartphones, feeding first responders floor plans and camera views. teachers can tap in the nature of the emergency and loop in administrators. >> calling central office may not be the first thing on their mind. getting this automatic us. >> reporter: nassau county officials hope to roll out the app by year's end. that comes two years after they first announced they would outfit schools with five wireless panic buttons. in the wake of school shooting tragedies. >> getting realtime information

>> reporter: the panic buttons never materialized stalled with connectivity and contract problems. technology moved ahead. newer panic buttons have wi-fi and bluetooth. >> is everything okay? >> reporter: the new apps put one button help in the hands of every staff member with a smartphone. it will be available to public and private schools in nassau county like 911 as a free service. on long island, carolyn gusoff, cbs 2 news. more than three million dollars in funding for the original panic buttons came from a grant. >> time is 8:39. up next, bucking the odds from a boeing lane. what this man is missing that would have most people finding another pastime. the inspiring story that may surprise you. >> let's head outside to vanessa murdock for the annual tunnel to towers run walk. vanessa? >> it's a beautiful sunday morning in red hook, brooklyn.

we are waiting for the first wave of runners and walkers to move on by. you can hear them cheering in the grandstands.

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she is live for the annual tunnel to tower run and walk. how is it going? >> she has walkers and runners behind her now. >> that's right. this is a beautiful start to the race. we have some veterans here making their start to the race. so, people are cheering them on. they are about to round the horn and go down into the tunnel. but certainly a huge crowd with a huge applause this morning. we are expecting 20 to 30,000 people. the big race starts at 9:30. these are the vips at this event. people being honored are veterans. they look happy to be here. that is great news. let's get you to the forecast now so you know what to expect today. it's going to be a lovely end to tur weekend and certainly a little drier than we anticipated yesterday. that is great news. live outside, 58, partly cloudy in central park. it will be a day where we see a mixture of sunshine and clouds. letter you can see clearly, if you can hear me on the satellite and radar picture. low pressure to the south, high

pressure to the north and we are stuck in the middle. as a result, we will see that mixture of sunshine and clouds for the pope's mass this afternoon in philadelphia. maybe a few passing showers. otherwise it's beautiful. winds will be breezy at times but i love it. i love the cool crisp breeze out of the northeast. by this afternoon, 73 degrees with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. as we make our way into the evening, i want to know, you want to know, i hope, what the forecast will be for the super moon eclipse. this will not happen again until 2033 folks. unfortunately for viewing, it's not the best but not the worst. mostly cloudy skies. i do believe you will catch a glimpse here and there of the eclipse as it's happening but it won't be crystal clear. you won't be able to see it from beginning to end. overnight tonight we bottom out at 65. mostly cloudy and comfortable. tomorrow we start a warming trend, 78 for the workweek to start off.

mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow. tuesday we are back at 80. so, we will look at the seven- day forecast. a better chance for showers tuesday into wednesday with a cold front crossing. 75 wednesday late. friday and saturday upper-60s. then with plenty of sunshine. what i would like to do right now is bring in alex, the chairman and ceo. we saw the first leg of the race. tell us what you are feeling. >> you can't help but feel an incredible amount of pride and emotion seeing all of this being done to recognize and honor first responders and the wounded veterans add and see the -- -and see the city come together like this, it's awesome. >> you are a big advocate of health and well-being, obviously, you are johnson and johnson. why do you want to participate in this event.

>> johnson and johnson, we think it's important to give back to the communities. what a way to be able to do this. at the same time, it gives us a chance to do good and be well. we are the world's largest best health care company. to be here and have an opportunity to participate, i think we got about almost 100 employees and family members here today. it's part of who we are and what we do. >> for you, it's you have about 100 people that you work with but you are a west point grad. what does it feel like that 2900 cadets are here. >> it was great to see the superintendent with almost half the core cadets running in support of this. it just makes me really proud. >> you are looking forward -- have you done this before? >> we participated, this is the first year of being heavily involved. particularly with some of the programs that you think the stephen siller program is doing and you think about the custom houses that they are doing and

program, we are happy to be a partner. we will contribute over $2 million to that effort. they are very efficient and effective in building custom homes. there are a lot of great organizations. to see some of the custom work they are doing, it's amazing. >> blows your mind. >> incredible. >> great cause, beautiful day. thank you for joining us. have a great experience. >> thank you very much. >> guys, back inside to you. >> all right, vanessa. thank you so much. we saw some firefighters running or walking in their full gear. a lot of them do that. >> that is to represent stephen who ran through in his full gear. >> we will check back with vanessa in a bit. the professional bowler's tour is the landing spot for the best in the world. that includes henry spatina who has the skills and scores. he is missing something many of

steve overmyer has this amazing >> reporter: championship i first started out i didn't think i could do this. >> reporter: he lines up every shot, takes the same measured steps and bowled countless strikes but he hasn't seen a single one. >> you got the center one and two to the left. >> reporter: he has been legally blind. an accident at work with sulphuric acid burned the retina in his eyes. feet. beyond that it's dark. >> you can see your toe. >> i can see the dots. >> reporter: is it a blur, colors. >> yes, at first i -- sometimes you got to go with your senses and hope -- your direction is right. >> reporter: you are operating on blind faith a little bit. >> exactly. >> reporter: he travels the country competing in pro ams, carries a 200 average and bowled a perfect 300 game twice. >> they are shocked when they see me out there. they are like oh, my god.

>> reporter: he hears a familiar sound but still has to ask? did i hit that. >> you got it. >> he is hoping his success inspires others with disabilities to never lose sight of what is possible. >> in my -- others in my condition can come out and bowl like i am. >> reporter: defying adversity and seeing beyond any obstacle. >> henry's dream is to compete with the pro am of the world series of bowling in las vegas in december. good luck to him.

up next. it's two in the kitchen time. brandon fay is here to show us how to make potato noke. >> it's as good as it smells. >> i made the pistachios before they make it into the

>> throw the pistachio in there and basil, hilarious. olive oil an garlic. you grind away and pulver rise it. you work out the frustrations. like a therapy. then over hear we have the dough which we made this morning. >> don't you have a blender or food process that can do it. >> we do but you don't have to go to the gym. >> you enjoy making me work. >> we have the dow rolled out. we have nice long ropes. keep them a nice long length and chop them like a nice pillow. 1, 2, 3, 4 and keep going. a fun trick to make these look like professional chef chilling at home -- >> this is the noke that you made from scratch. >> yeah. >> is this process as noisy when you do it?

>> actually i sound like a gladiator when i do it. go to the back of the fork. put it here and roll it up like that. i make the ridge on the top. yes. roll it up like this. >> yours looks better than mine. >> how do you put dow together quickly -- dough together quickly. >> i use double zero, a nice fine flour. this takes 20 minutes, half hour. through the noke in there. i throw it in with the sauce. >> boiling water, yeah. >> for how long. >> noke tells you when it's ready. when it rises to the top. >> like ravioli. >> we have the pesto over here. you have some over there. i don't know if you can call what i'm make being pesto. >> what we have in the pan -- >> exactly what diane is making

over there. >> allegedly. it looks nothing like that. >> the parma zahn cheese you can add in now. it will enhance the flavors. we are going for a rich earth pistachio sauce. >> how long do you keep it in the pan for. >> 30 seconds. >> this is a per quick meal. >> put it together. >> dig in. >> we have the recipe -- where can we find it? cbsnewyork.com. >> it's there. >> this smells good. >> i will wait a second before eating. brandon, thank you for coming in. for more information, visit our web site, cbsnewyork.com. time to see what is coming up on cbs sunday morning. >> charles, you should come over here and taste this. i know first you have to give us a preview of what is coming up. >> save some for me. good morning, diane and andrea. it's an age old question, what is the matter with young people these days. this morning we will look at the generation known as

preview of the new season on tv and at museums we will show you a new phone that transmits the way things smell and on the set of the good wife to talk to actress julianna margoulis coming up. >> thank you so much. >> now over to vanessa murdock live in red hook, brooklyn, getting ready for the tunnel to tower 5k run and walk. we saw some runners go past you. what is going on now. >> right now they are waiting for the next wave, which is at 9:30, guys. behind me you can see activity. we are on the other side of the start line. it's a beautiful day for this event. expecting 20 maybe 30,000 people. today 73. a mix of sun and clouds. nice breeze out of the northeast. tonight 65 and mostly cloudy. tomorrow getting warmer. 78. a slight chance of a passing shower. tuesday a better chance of wet weather and warmer with a high of 80.

may have a few lingering showers with a high of 75. after that, it's cooler air as we make our way to next weekend. highs in the 60s for next friday and saturday. letter but, i personally belief that the weather couldn't be any better for this. the tunnel to towers 5k run and walk this morning. we have special coverage later this morning on cbs 2 news. a complete wrap up of the entirety of the event. andrea and diane, back to you. >> such a wonderful event. we are happy the weather is cooperating. a beautiful few days. >> me too. >> vanessa,ing thank you. >> look how happy she looks to be outside. >> one of our favorite events to cover for your. >> thank you for joining us. brandon, thank you for coming in. this is absolutely delicious. >> delicious. >> don't miss our tunnel to towers special at 10:30 this morning. cbs 2 news is back tonight at 11:00. cbsnewyork.com. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes.