new this morning, a jewelry store heist. dozens of watches are stoaten in broad day right in midtown. is it part of a pattern? a woman runs for her life as a family's mini van is hit head-on twice. a huge night for mets as they take game one of the national league division series in los angeles. cbs 2 news saturday morning starts right now. good morning.

it is 6:00 on this saturday, october 10th. i am andrea grymes. >> the day's top stories are straight ahead. but first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. this week has been all over the place. >> it will feel close to summer again on monday but today it's going to feel a lot like fall. it's going to be cool and crisp with a stiff breeze. so talking about this morning, wind chills in the 30s for some. and tomorrow morning we will likely have patchy frost. yes, quite a different scene today but beautiful with bright skies, just on the cool side. babylon starting your day off at 52. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, not all seeing crystal clear skies yet but the general trend is clearing and leading to very sunny skies this afternoon. 9:00 a.m., it's 55 and sunny. and by noon, 59. still mostly sunny and breezy, 3:00. and 65 degrees, that's as warm

mostly sunny and then falling back to 57 by 9:00 tonight under clear skies. a cool start to the weekend. a chilly night. and tomorrow we start warming back up. we will talk about the next chance for rain in the full forecast. back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, police are looking for the men behind a jewelry heist in central park. >> it's second armed robbery this week. ilana gold join us live with the details. >> reporter: the robbery happened here on west 57th street in the middle of the day. police say the suspects got away with dozens of expensive watches and they want you to see this video. cameras capture the two men walking into the jewelry store at 1:00 yesterday. this was at a busy time in a high-traffic area. police tell us one suspect pulled out a gun and demanded watches from the workers. and then the two suspects handed them bags and forced the

employees to fill them with merchandise. the pair got away with 40 to 50 watch, a number they call significant. in total, they're worth more than $70,000. again, this is the second armed robbery in the area this week. and police are look for this suspect in connection with a hold-up at the plaza hotel on 5th avenue, a block and a half away. it happened on monday. detectives say he targeted a currency exchange business inside the famed hotel and got away with more than $5,000. at this point, it's unclear if this is linked to the hold-up at the watch store but that's something police say they are investigating. if you have information on the robbery, police want you to call them right away. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. a family on staten island is in mourning after a teenager died. he fell down an elevator shaft of an abandoned building. police say the 16-year-olds with his friends when he fell seven floors down the shaft yesterday.

staten island hospital which has been vacant for 36 years. >> it's very dangerous. nobody should be in the there. >> they should have security. have a guard or have someone patrol the area. but as soon as school is out, this is where people hang out. >> he was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead. now to a developing story out of california. initial reports indicate nine construction workers have been injured after a bridge collapse late last night. it happened at a construction zone about 50 miles south is east of los angeles. no word yet on the condition of those workers. president barack obama met with families mourning the loss of loved ones killed after a gunman opened fire at a community college in oregon. the meeting came hours after two campus shootings stunned students in arizona and texas. >> reporter: the moment marine one landed, the president was met with protesters who say he rushed to pope benedict lit size the tragedy by pushing a gun control agenda.

>> the announcement about gun control and the way that coming off, the first thing he said, instead of saying i'm sorry to the families, i think it was just wrong. >> reporter: mr. obama met privately with families grieving their loved ones following the mass shooting at umpqua community college. the gunman shot ask killed nine people before turning the gun on himself. >> i have strong feelings about this because when you talk to these family, you are reminded that this could be happening to your child. >> reporter: early yesterday, two more college shootings unfolded. first at northern arizona university where police say a freshman shot four other students, killing one of them. 18-year-old steven jones is being held on $2 million bond. >> sir, you have four charges against you. you are charged with first degree scheme or device three

felony and three council of aggravated assault. >> reporter: later southern texas university was put on lockdown following a shooting there, one person killed and one person still hospitalized. in may, texas passed a law that will allow anyone with a concealed hand gun license to carry a weapon on campus. >> this means the wild, wild west. some shoot-outs maybe. that's what that says to me. >> reporter: the texas shooting happened at an off-campus housing facility parking lot. police are questioning two people and searching for a third. back here at home, a suffolk county family hit head- on twice n by an alleged drunk driver. it was all caught on camera. >> move up. [ screaming ] >> you can hear people screaming in the backseat as the bystander barely made it out of the way. we spoke to the family.

as she and her two girls ages 7 and 4 pulled up to this stoplight on thursday afternoon. and you can see the 53-year- old's suv in the middle of the street. she runs over a sign as her car jumps the median and plows head- on into the van. >> i thought maybe she just drove to the wrong way. and i didn't even prepare, like she's going to hit me. >> reporter: she says a good samaritan jumped in and tried to get the disoriented driver. >> put your car in park. now. >> reporter: the video instead shows her put the car in reverse, back up through rush hour traffic and then put it in drive, almost running over the woman who tried to help. and then head-on again into the mini van. >> it was -- i couldn't even

i thought we might die. i was thinking, like, i could lose my girls too. they'll die. >> reporter: you can hear her frantic screams and her children's terrified cries as her mini van is pushed backward, showing no sign of stopping. she called her husband the first time he was hit and he listened on the other end as they were hit again. >> they're all screaming and then silence. so this moment, i thought, just i lost them. >> reporter: thankfully they were okay. the driver was arrested for dwi and taken to the hospital. accident, she knows it could have been devastating and hopes it's a lesson learned to anyone influence. >> don't do it. don't drink and drive. >> she was taken to the

yesterday she was arraigned and returned to her home. a little girl in new jersey is recovering after a dog attacked her on the way to the school. the 5-year-old has stitches in her head and bite marks all over her arm. she was walking with her father when a dog suddenly attacked yesterday morning. the father tried to protect her and was also hurt. >> i just come from my house. not even five seconds, i see the dog come from the next house flying to us. >> the owner looked at the cop and says, look, do the something. >> the owner did try to stop the attack. the police officer then shot and killed the dog. a new jersey transit could be forced to shut down at the end of the year due to safety concerns. the agency says it will not meet the federal deadline to install positive train control, a system designed to prevent derailments and collisions. lawmakers are pushing for a three-year extension of the deadline now set for the end of this year. without one, they say it is

legally operate trains beginning next year. sources tell cbs 2 news the train thes will probably keep rolling but nj transit will likely face heavy fines. in the first post-season game since 2006, the sophomore outduals the mvp to take game one. the mets sealed the deal in 27th pretty much. he walked one and he is done the for the night. with the bases loaded, wright comes up big. and no. 5 hit a line drive up the middle. two scored. and mets win 3-2. happening today, firefighters from around the country will gather at city field this morning to honor their own at the national scare climb for fallen firefighters. participants will climb more than 2200 steps symbolizing the 110 stories that fdny firefighters climbed in the world trade center on 9/11. the event begins at 8:40.

the met, you would have thought they had won the world series. i was woken up by the screams in my neighborhood. >> a loft excitement. >> not complaining about that. a wedding announcement with a twist. a couple's display of their engagement takes an interesting turn when they leave an item in the background. can you spot it? plus, the halloween display that keeps neighbors up at night. did a new jersey homeowner take things too far? i said to my mom, i want to do something. >> on a mission of thanks. what inspired the little boy to try to visit every police precinct in the city. but first, vanessa murdock with a check on the forecast. >> rain last night and now sunshine for your weekend but it won't be warm.

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geouofheas g fs. welcome back to cbs 2 news saturday morning. thanks for joining us. don't forget to also join us on facebook and twitter. an ancient landmark has become the latest casualty of civil war in syria. militants blew up the more than 2,000-year-old arch this week. it was considered the crown jewel of one of syria's most cherished sites. isis is trying to cash in on the country's rich history. last month, smugglers offered a cbs 2 news investigation team mosaics stolen from syria.

>> for every one they destroy on camera, thousands line their coffers. >> militants have destroyed several monuments including two famous temples. a woman arrested on federal charges in atlanta is now here in new york where she is set to appear in court. federal authorities say the 50- year-old told an undercover dea agent she wanted to buy more than 2,000 guns for -- guns for associates in iran. she is scheduled to appear friday in court in brooklyn. a halloween display in new jersey is kicking up controversy. instead of ghosts and goblin, this shows blood, gore and terrorists. some residents say it's just un- american. >> reporter: many residents of butler, new jersey are eager for halloween, windows glowing orange with fake spider ones

>> created a huge uproar. >> reporter: so graphically violent, we can't show you everything. the first thing you notice is a mannequin inspired by isis. behind him, a hanging figure meant to be a u.s. soldier. and in this cage, a tortured isis captive. >> i don't support it. i don't think a lot of neighbors do. >> reporter: the homeowner is bill decot. are you trying to freak out the neighborhood? >> you know what's scarier than this? real isis. this is anti-isis. and in no way is it meant to put down america. >> reporter: what about the obama figure that has since been removed? >> it was like, oh, let's put the mask on him and then the mask came off. >> reporter: and some neighbors say they like to see halloween decorations but not those. they prefer this, with decorations that won't scare the kids.

he put up the display on september 11th. after getting threats and losing some items to thieve, he installed cameras. >> we didn't mean to offend anybody. >> i thought it was anti- american. >> reporter: and some neighbors stopped by with advice that he put up a pristine american flag and a sign explaining his pro- american intentions but others are telling him, just take it all down. cbs 2 news. >> after we left the home, the homeowner did take the display down but he tells us he will bring it back on halloween day. time now is 6:17. feeling a little fallish today. vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. good morning. >> good morning. it's going to be very much a fall feel this morning. it's chilly and breezy. wind chills are in the 30s to start off. but it's going to be a bright day and that should help to warm you up.

let's go ahead and go live outside. 54 degrees and partly cloudy skies. excuse me, 53 degrees. and north winds at 10 miles per hour. and the weather headline, fall feel today, cool breeze to start things off. but then with sun-filled skies this afternoon, it should feel more comfortable and not just today we keep the sun in place, it's tomorrow as well. and tomorrow morning however, we expect some patchy frost. it's going to get that cold tonight that tomorrow morning you may see some frost on the pumpkins. here's' a look at the temperature trend, a big drop today. yesterday it was 78 degrees, felt like summer before the rain set in. and the rain was courtesy of a cold front and that knocked us back down to reality, 65 degrees the anticipated high. and tomorrow 69. monday, 7 4 . so you will see this continue to climb here. it's going to be a beautiful stretch ahead. and i bet that areas known for

will be packed this weekend, peaking at this point in time. and then toward later october, the lower hudson valley through central new jersey and long island. and early november southern new jersey start to peak. going to be a beautiful weekend for pumpkin picking, apple picking or maybe just chilling out at home. live on the vortex satellite and radar picture. what we see are the clouds making their exit. clear skies building in. so the front is moving out. and high pressure is taking hold. thes and going to be a lovely weekend as a result. and big area of of high pressure but note the winds. cool wind being pumped in from the north. so not warm today but it will be feeling like fall, just as it should. and into the day tomorrow, a beautiful finish for the climbing. columbus day.

a warm holiday to end the extended weekend. today, mostly sunny, and cooler at 56 degrees. and winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour today but gusts as high as 25 miles per hour. and overnight tonight, clear and cool, 50 in the city. possible upper 40s. but for areas north and west, we're talking 30s overnight and that's why patchy frost is possible. and tomorrow it's a great finish to the weekend. 69 degrees with a whole lot of sunshine. and now we take you to the columbus day forecast, it's 74 degrees with sun as well. and tuesday brings in the next best chance for rain but it's a slim chance with a high of 72. and after that, it's back to seasonable temperature, 66 on wednesday with a mix of sunshine and clouds. and more clouds around on friday with a high of 63 degrees. ultimately, this next week's forecast is a stunner. >> tough to keep the wardrobe straight. >> it is. >> seems like it's warm one day and cold the next.

chilly mornings but the warmer afternoons. so wear a coat but one that's easily packed away. it was a spoil debut in brooklyn. the islanders ended with a loss against the black hawks. >> here's your cbs 2 news wfan sports update. >> good morning everyone. when they dropped the puck on the islander's home opener it marked the first time a regular season hockey game was played at the barclay center. islanders held a moment of silence for their late head coach before the puck dropped at center ice. he won four cups in the row back in the '80s. black hawks, the crowd erupts when the captain pumped in equalizer and went to overtime where chicago ruined the night for brooklyn. 3-2 the final from the barclay center. and rangers found themselves down a goal late in the 3rd when the rookie ties it

and he has two goals. 17 seconds later, a puck at the net. and then the second of the night, the rangers score three goals in a minute 17. 4-2 the final. same two teams tonight at the garden. and devil opening the season at the rock. the jets were up 1-0 in the 2nd. and blows past. went in and out so fast, the referees needed replay to verify the goal. and it counts. jersey falls 3-1 . have a great saturday. you know it's fall and winter is right around the corner and the backyard tomatoes are going to be gone soon. so hot house tomatoes which are year-around just get better in the late fall and early winter. when you buy them red all the

heavy for their size and just a little bit of give to the touch. and make sure the stem is green. when you bring them home, store them on the counter right away. and hot house tomatoes, means they're grown in a protected environment, they should be nice and ripe when you buy them. not green. which means they're pick with the sugar and ripeness there. so buy them and enjoy them in two or three days. that's it. and i'm tony tantillo. and remember to eat fresh and

and a wonderful smell too. welcome back to cbs 2 news. 6:25. 53 degrees outside. it will warm up a little bit but vanessa murdock says we have a fall day ahead. more on the forecast coming up. right now, the court show

on cbs weekdays at 9:00. >> it features three judges. one is from our area. she served as a judge in the criminal courts for new york city. she became the first italian- american woman in the position. and she was later appointed the administrative judge of the supreme court in brooklyn. she is being honored today at the columbus day parade. >> i think that being the grand marshall, particularly in a neighborhood in which i grew up, this is brooklyn, not manhattan, gives me an opportunity to publicly embrace the richness and beauty of my heritage and culture. >> the 33rd annual parade is scheduled to kick-off at 1:00 this afternoon. she will be on a convertible with her parents. >> i covered a lot of trials if her courtroom. tough judge but really good. >> and great to watch too. >> she is. up next, the day's top stories. this morning police are looking for two suspects behind

a jewelry heist near central park. we will show you the video investigators want you to see. plus, tied up and robbed. the search for an armed suspect who police say held up a long island store.

spree? police are on the hunt for armed robbers who stole nearly $100,000 in jewelry. the possible ties to another robbery just a block away. plus, broken windows and overgrown weeds, a teen's trip to an abandoned staten island hospital turned deadly. and we look at the trend in halloween spending. cbs 2 news saturday morning starts right now. good morning. coming up on 6:30 on this

>> i am andrea grymes. the day's top stories are straight ahead. first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the saturday morning forecast and the rain is out of here. >> not to return till tuesday at the earliest and that's not looking promising. you can already see the horizon brightening up. sunrise this morning is 7:01. and it should be spectacular. and let's look at the current temperatures because it's chilly this morning. 41 in liberty translates to wind chills in the 30s. it's 48 in stanford. in the city, 53. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, we watch as the clouds clear from the northwest to the southeast. they are moving out with the cold front that brought the rain last night. and high pressure is setting the stage for this, a sunny start to the weekend although it will be on the cool side. by noon, it's 59 degrees with mostly sunny skies. and by 3:00, 65 and mostly

sunny. that is seasonable. by 6:00, 60 and mostly sunny. i'll have the full forecast coming up. and we will talk warmer weather for the weekend. back to you. >> thank you. new this morning, police are looking for the men behind a jewelry heist near central park. >> the it's the second armed robbery in the area just this week. ilana gold is live from midtown with the details. >> reporter: investigators are calling these suspects braisen. they say they walked into this jewelry store in the middle of the day and took off with more than $70,000 worth of merchandise. we want to show you this surveillance video from on west 57th 9 street. surveillance cameras captured the men in baseball caps walk in at 1:00 yesterday afternoon. this a high-traffic area at a busy time of day. police say one suspect pulled out a gun and demanded watches from the workers and then the two suspects handed them bags and forced the employees to fill them up with merchandise.

investigators say the pair got away with 40 to 50 watches. they say the number is significant. and they are trying to figure out where the watches could be and who allegedly stole them. again, this is the second armed robbery in the area this week. and police are looking for this suspect in connection with a hold-up at the plaza hotel on 5th avenue, a block and a half away. it happened on monday. detectives say he targeted a currency exchange business inside the famed hotel and got away with more than $5,000. at this point, police are trying to figure out if the crimes are somehow linked. if you have information on the robbery, police are asking you to come forward. live in midtown this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. we are following developing news out of turkey. at least 30 people have been killed and 120 more injured in bomb attacks in the capitol. the two explosions happened minutes apart near a train station. a news agency says the attacks targeted a peace rally when demonstrators were denouncing

the violence between security forces and rebels. so far, no group has claimed responsibility. and also out of california, initial reports indicate nine construction workers have been injured after a bridge collapsed late last night. it happened at a construction zone about 50 miles southeast of los angeles. no word yet on the condition of the workers. a family on staten island is in mourning. a 16-year-old died after falling down the elevator shaft of an abandoned billing. >> excuse us. >> reporter: investigators say the 16-year-old was with his friends when he fell seven stories down an elevator shaft at this former hospital that's been abandoned for the past 36 years. it all happened around 4:30 friday afternoon. >> it's very dangerous. nobody should be be in there. >> reporter: he says when firefighters arrived on the scene, they found signs to of a forced entry.

first floor but appears as though some people had breeched one side to get in. >> reporter: this was one staten island hospital which closed the doors in 1979. it's unclear what the boy and his friends were doing at the delap -- at the building but other teens say it's a popular place to hang out. >> they're doing drugs. >> they should have security. have a guard or have someone patrol the area. but as soon as school is out, this is where people hang out. >> reporter: it's all too easy to the gain access to this facility. we found multiple entry points across the hospital. cbs 2 news. a masked robber tide up some shoppers and employees inside a long island store, he is still on the loose. the robbery has led police to patrolling on horse back and in cars. it happened thursday. detectives say two customers

and two store clerks were tied up there. the suspects stole wallet, phones and cash. police say the suspect may be linked to another robbery from monday as well. the american hailed as a hero for helping stop a terror attack in france continues to recover after getting ad in california. spencer stone's condition was upgraded from serious to fair yesterday at uc davis medical center in sacramento. the 23-year-old was stabbed three times during a late night attack near a bar. a witness says stone had been trying to break up a fight between a man and a woman at the time. stone is expected to make a full recovery. police say they are fill investigating the incident and no arrests have been made. a 7-year-old brooklyn boy has set out to thank the city's 35,000 police officers and today he is heading to the 61st precinct. every saturday, zach visits a different police precinct in the city with his mom to do just that, it started after two nypd officers were killed in

the line of duty the. >> i said to my mom, i want to do something. when i grow up, i want to be a police officer. >> they've already visit 52 precipes he has 300 cards printed and ready to give out today. and also happening today f you have an illegal exotic animal, you can turn it in to authorities no questions asked. the spca is hosting an amnesty day. it takes place from 11:00 to 3:00. they'll accept anything from anacondas to dragons. the spca say they want to get the animals into a controlled environment where they can be cared for properly. >> you want one? no? no? americans spend billions of dollars every year on halloween and retailers are hoping certain trends leave the bottom line even more sweet. alex denis reports. >> reporter: each august, he

party to total fright as a halloween headquarters for the season. >> people start buying costumes in september. and as far as decor, people spend a lot of money on decor. and now is the time where people spend a lot of money. >> reporter: candy, skeleton, pumpkins and costumes may seem prief louse. >> are you able to walk in that? >> reporter: but small stores like total fright and the big box retailers take halloween seriously. >> four in 10 americans say they begin holiday shopping before halloween. so for retailer, this is an important time of year to get the attention of both halloween shoppers and those early bird holiday shoppers. >> reporter: the national retail federation estimates americans will spend an average of $74, adding up to $6.9 billion overa including $2.1 billion on candy. >> your tote system $42.35. >> reporter: that's a drop from last year when spending was

expected to reach $7.4 billion. at this walmart store, the manager says consumers are coming in prepared. >> most of the customers who did their research online so they know what they want when they come into the stores. >> reporter: consumers waiting for last minute deals will probably find the basics. >> most stores will be stocked. and don't run out of blood or witch's hat, things like that. >> reporter: but the season's hottest costume trends for the kids and superheroes for adults may move quickly so last minute shoppers may not find the best selection. >> that was alex denis reporting. and another trend this year, the international council of shopping centers says more people plan to buy their decorations and candy and costumes in the store rather than online. coming up, a family tragedy. a couple found dead in their beds. it looked like a mob hit. but then police made a shocking arrest. plus, be careful what you

this couple's wedding announcement blown away when they realize they left a little secret in the picture. but first, a check on the forecast. >> it is looking amazing right now but don't let the sunshine deceive you today. we are off to a very chilly start. warmer weather moving in through the weekend. details coming up in the full forecast. with the help of comfort keepers, i'm keeping my mom healthy! i'm keeping dad on schedule. i'm keeping my mom happy! comfort keepers in-home professional caregivers can provide meal planning and preparation, health and wellness services and personal care services through custom care plans that can change as needs change, so your aging loved ones can

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gunman goes after the children. police originally thought it was a business deal gone bad but then the investigation took 48 hours has this story. >> reporter: it was a crime that shocked the rich, quiet, wealthy community. a wealthy business woman, 54, and her ex-husband brad, age hillside mansion. >> been shot multiple times in the face. >> reporter: jack works for the los angeles times. >> the shooter had left no roll for these people not to be killed. >> reporter: -- no room for these people not to be killed. >> reporter: that terrible night, the 8-year-old son landon was also critically wounded. >> as usual, the detectives looked at the family, the people closest to the victims. >> reporter: they found that they had two older sons but they lived over 1,000 miles away. so detectives started looking for suspects.

and she had made a lot of money in real estate, mostly, but she made some enemies. >> right after the murder, we thought it was a bad business deal. >> may they rest in peace. >> reporter: at brad and andra's funeral, their second son praised his mother but turned out that he was harboring a deep secret. >> homicide investigators arrested ashton colby sax. >> reporter: their own son, the same son who just days before had eulogized his mother and father. >> you can watch the story shadow of death on 48 hours tonight right here on cbs 2 at 10:00. switching gear, an overjoyed bride to be did what newly engaged couples do, she shared the news on facebook but she revealed more than she wanted to. she posted this photo of her

ring and then got a number of questions and comments. someone appeared to be her dad, honey, you should call us, your mother is confused. it wasn't the ring but the little box in the bottom left corner that we showed you. that was a pregnancy test. when she caught on that she let another major news bit slip, she wrote back, hey, guys, we're having a baby too. >> awkward. >> that is awkward. >> looking at the facebook page, you see these comments come in immediately after posting the picture. which of course they are expected to be congratulation, and instead, all these question marks. >> i >> notice the box at first. >> yeah, cropping very important when posting photos. >> i think it was awesome. that's a good way to just let all the cats out of the bag. let's get to the forecast now. first order of business, checking in with the weather watchers.

air this morning and tomorrow morning will be as cold if not colder for areas north and west of the city. 39 degrees right now says bob. she is starting off the the day with clear sky, calm winds. so very cool out there. and in city, a little bit more to the south, what's happening is we have a nice freeze. so it feels colder than what the temperature reads. 49 degrees says lynn brown. and bloomfield, new jersey looking lovely. and i will say this, there are more clouds making the the exit off the east end of long island but soon everybody will be enjoying beautiful blue skies. and let's show you this gorgeous picture. sunrise is at 7:01. right now, partly cloudy and 53 in the city. and north winds at 10 miles per hour. and looking ahead, sunny and cool for the fall weekend and looking very nice but overnight tonight, so chilly that some will be in the 30s north and

frost. so bring the flowers in that are susceptible to the cold. but keep the pumpkin out. and warmer for your day tomorrow than this afternoon. and then 70s returning for a portion of next week. your columbus day looks amazing. if you have the day off, it's looking really good. for today, topping out at 65 degrees. and the normal high is 66. sunrises at 7:01. and sunset tonight at 624:67:89 that's getting so very early. and we haven't even turned the clocks back yet. it's going to be a winning weekend. that's the title of this graphic and i agree. high pressure builds in. winds out of the north today. today low to mid-60s for us. and tomorrow the upper 60s. and for the weekend, tons of sunshine, nice and dry for any fall activities you might have planned. and on the vortex satellite and radar picture right now. clear skies to the north and west and clouds making the exit to the east. it's all with the cold front that brought us rain last night.

and we needed the rain and we got it. and we could still use more. but the forecast is not only dry through the weekend but monday as well courtesy of this area of high pressure. and next chance of rain rolls in tuesday. hooking lovely for today, blue skies. overnight, clear and the temperatures into the 30s north and west. and 40s for many. and 50 is the low in the city. i think maybe 49, we will see where we end up tomorrow morning. regardless, it will be chillily. tomorrow, blue skies tonight. and monday looking lovely as well. however, into monday night, note what's happening. bringing a little bit of wet weather. so late monday into tuesday, a chance for showers but it's not an outstanding chance, a slight chance for wet weather. for today, mostly sunny, cooler than yesterday by 13 degrees. so you will notice the difference. 65 is the high. and north winds at 5 to 15 miles per hour. and overnight tonight, clear and cool skies. north and west, 30s, many will in the 3040s in the city -- in the 40s. in the city, 50 is the

overnight low. and tomorrow, we warm up to the 69 degrees. and winds southwest at 5 to 10 miles per hour. and i know the staten island half marathon is tomorrow. so good luck to everybody participating. and note it's going to be a great day the for a run. and monday, 74 degrees and mostly sunny. tuesday, we keep the warmth and the chance for showers comes back. and wednesday, 66 degrees, mix of sun and clouds, thursday 68 and mostly sunny. and friday, 63. and with mainly cloudy skies. but generally speaking, an amazing weekend forecast. no plans are hitched unless you can't stand the chill because there's going to be one this morning and tomorrow morning as well. >> yeah, the huge contrast. yesterday got all excited. had the summer clothes ready go to storage. came outside, pouring rain. >> yes and then you thought, this was a bad idea. >> yeah, don't get ahead of yourself. >> stick with the fall attire. >> definitely. >> thank you. the mets take game one in

the first post-season game since 2006. >> this the 7th, the pitcher walked one. so with the bases loaded, the met's captain wright came up big. there he is, hitting a line drive up the middle. two score. mets win 3-1. game two is tonight. here's the rest of the cbs 2 wfan sports update. >> later tonight, the mets and dodgers. game two on the road. and he actually started the season only so-so away if city field. >> at the beginning of the year when i was having struggles on the road, i felt like my stuff was there, just a couple series of bad events happening and got unlucky. i feel like the last couple starts had a lot of success and comforts. and i feel like that's going to play a huge roll tomorrow night. and when they drop the puck in the islander's home opener

time a regular season hockey game was played at the barclay center. and joining the brooklyn americans in 1942. islanders held a moment of silence for their late coach before the puck drop the at center ice. he won four straight cups in the '80s. tough task against the defending stanley cup champions. the captain pumped in the equalizer. the rookie ties it at 2-2 . 17 seconds late e a puck at the net. and then, it's his second of the night. the rangers score three goals in a minute 17. -2 the final. same two teams tonight at the garden. and devils open their season. and the jets up 1-0 in the 2nd. and he doubles that score.

and out so fast, the rev reece needed replay to verify the goal. and yeah, it's good. jets add another. pre-season basketball. knicks in washington, d.c. to the take on the washington wizards. and another nice night for anthony who continues to work back from knee surgery. 21 points in 25 minutes. big night from williams, the former no. 2 overall pick. look at that, he can fly. bounced around a little bit and threw down 23 off the bench. and knicks improve to 2-0 on the pre-season. and they say nobody beats the wiz. have a great day. y.

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she has used it to chill raw seafood and also champagne. >> you have this outdoor covered sitting area where you can be any time of year because of the fireplace. and this grand double staircase that leads to the private bedroom level. >> reporter: the master bedroom has charming molding the stay with the classic theme. into the master bathroom, a spa tub sits front and center overlooking a the terrace. >> we have two custom dressing rooms. this one has a nice center island, make-up area, nice mirrored area as well. >> reporter: it's not a basement but it's a garden level made for entertaining. >> we call this the gratto. the covered dining area. >> reporter: watch movies or tv in a beautiful home theater. >> perfect on a rainy day. >> just made you popcorn. >> reporter: or choose a bottle of wine in a 10,000 bottle cellar and take a seat and enjoy by a cozy fire. >> you can see where the

>> reporter: it's a water fall pool surrounded by the ease of entertaining. the live large in connecticut, it will cost you $8,000,000.495000. taxes on the mansion -- $8,495,000. taxes on the mansion are $78,000 a year. but looks like you're living on vacation. >> that thing was awesome. >> love the kitchen. >> beautiful house no doubt. time now to see what's up next on "cbs this morning" saturday. >> we are live with the preview. >> hey. coming up, a dine the city on display. today north korea is holding what may be one of the largest military parades ever. we will go inside the kingdom where government minders are watching his every move. and it's mass, majestic and still holds the speed record for crossing the atlantic. why this symbol of u.s.

a scrap heap. and the legendary tight rope walk between the world trade center towers is now a big hollywood film. we will get the real story of the day he walked into the history books. all that plus music just ahead on "cbs this morning" saturday. >> i get nervous just watching the trailer for that movie. thank you. and a final look at the weather forecast. >> well, beautiful for today, just cool but seasonable cool. warming into the low and mid- 60s with lots of sun and breezy as well. so stepping out early this morning you will want the jacket. 65 today. and tomorrow, 69 with more sunshine in play. and it's going to be lovely. and monday 47 degrees and mostly sunny skies. after that, a chance of rain monday into tuesday. >> thank you. >> thank you. this is cbs 2 news saturday morning. coming up at 9:00, a possible crime spree.

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