here's the breakdown of the day. this morning at 11:52, feels like 48 with the mix of sun and this afternoon, 56 degrees feeling like 53, and then this evening, 5:00, feeling like 52, and for those of you going out to the mets game tonight, you want to take note of this. 8:00, 49 degrees feeling more like 45 degrees, and it's going to be very cold for the mets tonight, and we have an incredibly cold night ahead with the freeze warnings to talk about. how low will the temperatures go? i will have details in my full forecast. andrea, diane, back to you. >> i don't think the met's fans will mind. the top story this morning, police are hunting for a gunman who opened fire and struck a 12- year-old girl. >> ilana golds is live from mineola with more on this. ilana? >> reporter: diane, the 12-year- old girl is in grave condition after getting shot in the head. we just spoke to her

grandfather, and he has been by her side all morning. he tells us he's heart broken and praying she survives. police worked overnight at this home searching for clues after someone outside fired a single 5:00 last night. >> they said, well they shot up what? and they said your granddaughter has been hit. that's when i left the store and i got down to the other store and a couple of friends told me the same thick. >> reporter: david joyner rushed to the scene when he heard a bullet struck his 12- year-old granddaughter. it pierced through the front window. >> lovable. very lovable. we have a nickname for her, chocolate moon. we call her chocolate moon. beautiful girl. >> reporter: detectives are trying to to figure out who did

this. they are questioning if the shot came during a gang related argument or driveby shooting. >> i don't have to tell you the magnitude of the case. a very horrific situation on the 12-year-old girl. >> the neighbors alarmed over the violence. >> it happens much too often. i'm very disappointed this happened. >> reporter: and community leaders are outraged. they also showed up at the home to provide support for the victim and her family. >> they said 12-year-old, if you hear a 12-year-old has been shot, to me, that's an urgency. i jumped in my car and came over. >> i have lived here 30 years, and it's a terrible tragedy for a young girl to get shot in the head. >> reporter: this morning police are still investigating and now they want to offer a reward for any information leading to an arrest. we will let you know what they

have to say today. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> ilana, thank you. new this morning, the suffolk county police are searching for the driver who hit and killed a man in a wheelchair, and investigators said the victim, 40-year-old michael dora was in the right lane on the southbound grady neck road in west babylon when he was hit last night. detectives are looking for a dark-colored vehicle possibly a nissan with front end damage. police in queens are investigating the death of a woman found inside of a bathtub. officers responded to a 911 call of a possible assault at the home on 90th avenue in jamaica. police say once inside they found the woman in the tub with burns on her body, and sources tell cbs 2 that investigators are looking to speak with the woman's boyfriend, and the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. happening today, the search resumes for a worker who fell in the water near bayonne, new jersey. the man fell into the water

from bayonne around 8:30 last night, and the coast guard said six divers searched for him last night, and crews will return to the area at 10:00 this morning. new this morning, mayor de blasio is in israel today for what he describes as a solidarity mission. it comes as tensions rise between the israelis and the palestinians. three palestinians were shot and killed today, attacking them with knives in the west bank and jerusalem. in the last month 33 palestinians were killed and 8 israelis killed. the mayor will be visiting the area, and this is the first international trip paid for by an individual. authorities have raided the

looking for juan el chapo guzman. he's been on the run since he broke out of an underground tunnel. the mets will take on the cubs tonight at citi field, and tracee carrasco spoke to fans who say they know the keys to success in in championship chase. >> i told my wife, you to do all your shopping early because at 8:00, we will be in front of the tv. >> reporter: die hard met fans cleared their schedules. >> i remember 86. i was here for the parade, going to game 6, game 7, and i have been waiting and waiting for this for so long. >> reporter: everywhere you turn, you couldn't miss the blue and orange, especially here at modell sporting goods in times square where plenty of gear is on sale, but some fans may be superstitious, and they

tried and true game day traditions like matthew pulaski and his lucky scarf. >> every game we have won that i attended with this scarf. >> reporter: don't take that scarf off. >> i have to stand in the same spot. it's been working. >> reporter: we asked fans what three things the mets have to do to win. >> they need to pitch right, hit well, and just be a team. >> they need to pitch. they need to hit, and they have to have heart. >> pitching, that's one. hitting. and the bull pen. those three. once we have that, there's no stopping us. >> reporter: fans in chicago equally confident in their team. >> i think the cups are going to beat the mets everyone isly because we have -- mets simply because we have a huge fan base. >> when pitching meets hitting, pitching wins. >> game will start at 8:07 tonight.

gates open at 5:30. tickets are sold out, but standing room tickets are available online. if you have tickets, don't forget your jacket. first pitch temperature 49, feeling like 44. vanessa murdock will have a closer look at the forecast, including a freeze watch just ahead. bill from the studio crew is going tonight. he's so excited. he has his jacket ready. >> good luck charm so far. every time he goes, the mets win. coming up, the little pink pill has been released, but doctors warn women should not view it as viagra for females. the smoke was coming through the middle of it. >> hot phones. what is causing some cell phones to smoke, and how to keep yours from burning up. plus -- >> he punched and slapped my in my face, and i blacked out. i didn't know what happened. every minute 20 people are victims of domestic violence. coming up, we will highlight the biggest victims' shelter in

the country and the campaign that wants you to put a nail in it. first, here's vanessa murdock with the walk to cure lupus. >> windy it sounds like. >> reporter: it is getting very exciting here. there's lots of positive energy, a lot of people walking for those who they love. standing beside me now. your name? >> angie. >> she is walking for her daughter this morning. coming up. we will talk to woody johnson

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a sunny and crisp start to the day out there. welcome back to cbs 2 news saturday morning. 48degrees, and it's about the time or temperature it will be at first pitch tonight at citi field. in the meantime n health watch this morning, the first prescription pill to boost a woman's sex drive is now available. premenopausal women. some call it the female version of viagra, but doctors say the compareson is not accurate as it acts on brain chemicals associated with desire. the most common side effects include dizziness, nausea, and fatigue. if you have an iphone you may notice it gets hot, but we show you one extreme case where a user says it went up in smoke. >> the smoke was coming through the middle of it. >> reporter: it's one of the

hottest phones on the market. >> i heard a pop noise. >> reporter: this college student was sitting in his car last week when he hit the home button on his iphone 6 plus, and it literally went up in smoke. >> i dropped it here. >> reporter: where he points out it left a mark. apple refused to comment on the situation, but it did agree to replace his phone. >> reporter: kevin is not the only one complaining their iphone 6 got too hot to handle. >> there's chatter online about people not being able to touch their phones because they are so hot. the processer is so powerful, the phone cannot handle the heat. >> reporter: turn off any unnecessary apps when they are not in use, and disable your automatic updates, and you should lower the brightness level so it doesn't have to work so hard. iphone users say more needs to

one said i smell a firmware update coming. kevin's car now has a scar, and he would like that, too, and he damage. >> every time i see it i remind myself my phone blew up in my hand. >> apple has sold more than 700 million iphones worldwide. i wonder if cracking the screen helps to air it out a bit, because in that case, mine is in good shape. [ laughter ] 9:13. not hot outside today, that's for sure. we head out to vanessa murdock at the intrepid for the walk to cure lupus with us today. vanessa? >> reporter: good morning, ladies. the walk is now underway, and look at this crowd ready to take over the west side highway here. it's a beautiful, beautiful start to your day, guys. absolutely spectacular out here, and let's go ahead and take you live outside for a picture above the skyline. mostly sunny and 48. we have west, northwest winds

today, it is going to be breezy, but the sun will be out, and that will help to make you feel warmer, and it will only warm into the 50s. here's what you can expect. chilly weekend ahead. tomorrow, most of us only in the 40s, and then lows overnight, tonight, and tomorrow, in the 20s and 30s, and yes, we will be dealing with freeze warnings and watches out there. the deep purple, freeze warning tonight, and then in the lighter color bluish, that's a freeze watch folks, and certainly temperatures will be dropping off quickly tonight. the reason why it's cooling down, the cold front, crossing through the region, bringing cold air behind it. a variety of clouds passing by. a stray sprinkle north and west chance. mainly dry day with a lot of sun, just on the cooler side of things, and tonight f you're going to be going to the mets' game, you want to bundle up,

and when the game starts, we will be in the upper 40s, and by game end, we will be in the low 40s, all the while, feeling cooler than that with clear skies and a breeze. very chilly tonight into the overnight hours, and temperatures will continue to tumble. this afternoon, 57, and the mix of sun and clouds, and maybe a stray sprinkle north and west. tonight, mainly clear skies, 38 in the city, and 20s north and west, and then for your day tomorrow, a high of just 50, folks. it's colder for the second half of your weekend. after that, the warming trend begins. monday, 53 degrees, looking lovely. tuesday, 65 with sun, and then wednesday, 70 and mostly sunny. i think i will go pumpkin picking on tuesday. that was my pick of the week. the dry stretch ahead, and a beautiful day for this walk with us to cure lupus, and i want to bring into the conversation right now if i can interrupt him, mr. woody johnson.

many of you know him as the chairman of the jets, but you're the founder of the alliance for lupus research. >> this organization was designed for one purpose, to treat, cure, and prevent lupus. every dollar that goes in was to prevent research, and the board like me, we pay all the underwriting and underwrite all the expenses so the donor can be assured we are fighting for the best research money can buy. >> reporter: this is an issue that is near and dear to your heart, and so many people are here for the same reason with loved ones fighting this. tell me what it's like to see so many people around you. >> my daughter, jamie, has lupus, so i know what it's like from a parent's standpoint, but a million and a half, mostly women, 10% men, have lupus. seeing 5,000 people out here today gives me hope, the

largest walk for lupus in the world. we are raising a lot of money, and that gives me hope that something will happen. we fight every day, and we will eventually get this done. >> reporter: i understand you have made great strides, right? started in 1999. >> yes, well, we have got about five drugs in clinical trials now at various stages, and something will come out, and we have great alliances with the pharmaceutical industry who are very interested in lupus and finding something for lupus, and even if it's for one day. if i can save a woman for 1 day, from her suffering, it will all be well worth it. >> reporter: and today, in the past years you have done the walk, and what is your favorite memory from this event? >> well, you know, having the cool. watching those young girls get out here at 7:00 in the morning, 40 degrees, and what? it's cold? it doesn't -- i mean they give

that's the type and kind of leadership and inspiration it takes to do this. you have to get up every morning and make calls to cure lupus it will take a lot of energy and fortitude. >> reporter: they will carry that energy for the 5k walk today. it's a beautiful day to do it. >> it's perfect. they are fired up, coming from all over the country to do the walk, and they are in it because of a family member or someone they know, and that thing is just getting bigger and bigger every year it will take a huge army to cure lupus. >> we will have much more on the event for the next half an hour of our show. you enjoy yourself. >> thank you. >> reporter: ladies, back inside to you. >> beautiful day on the west side. >> definitely looks like it. it's nice and chilly, but it's nice. the mets begin the national league championship series tonight with game one at citi field. >> yesterday some of the players came out to practice. here's your sports update. >> reporter: somehow the mets

are going to have to figure out how to do four times what they couldn't figure out how to do once in seven tries this year, beat the cubs. the nlcs game 1 starting pitcher, matt harvey was one of few mets on the field yesterday. i'm guessing the skipper gave him a day to recover for a late night celebration in l.a. they have to face the cubs' team that has more postseason home runs than any other team this year. the cubs winning all seven matchups this year, but it's not that simple the. >> series matchup in the year, didn't go in our favor, but i think we all believe we are a completely different team. we are excited to give a different run with this important series. >> we are a different lineup, too, and we are looking forward to it. again, i think postseason is a whole different game from the regular season.

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the message out to all the men. if you're in abusive situation, don't be scared of the guys on the basketball court or the barber shops. they are not going to help you. safe horizon helped me out, and i'm a prime example of the good things that can happen if you seek help. >> it's often thought of as a female issue, was it harder to seek help and comradery among the victims. >> some people make fun of you, they see you living in a shelter, and they are like what is this guy doing? what's going on? it's just good to be able to take that step forward and to show my son and my kids that daddy can take charge and lead the family in a good way. >> good for you. >> rachel, the statistics show one in four women and one in seven men experience domestic violence.

why is this issue so prevalent? how do you combat it? >> we don't talk about it as much as we should. that's why we are trying to raise awareness. as you said one in four women and one in seven men. those numbers are staggering. the more we talk about it, the more opportunity the survivors get the help they need and we can work to eliminate domestic violence in our society. >> you did eventually leave your wife and dealt with struggles on the way. walk us through that and how you overcame them. >> i had to resign from my position in health care. i did it because, you know, my kids were being neglected at one point because i worked overnight. i didn't need that no more. i had to take the step forward to do that. it was financially hard. i lost my home and practically everything. you name it, i love it. i walked into safe horizon with nothing in my hands, except my kids. >> here you are with your chef's jacket on and food on the table.

how did this come to be? >> you're in a shelter, finding yourself and i said i'm going to do what i love, and cooking is what i love to do. it always brought me comfort through my separation. the shelter let me do a lot of cooking. i have today my grill marinated herb chicken and the curry steak. >> how did being at safe horizon help you develop this skill or did you always have the skill? were you able to learn more? >> my grandmother, i was always the kid sitting on the floor in the kitchen, and i said let me just go ahead and cook for the residents at the shelter on mother's day, and the chicken was like the best on the menu, and when they had it, they came back, and they were like this is amazing. >> this is amazing! >> i added it to my cater now, which you can find on my website.

>> need the recipe this is delicious. finally, i noticed you both have a ring fingernail painted purple. >> it's called put the nail in it. you should paint your left ring finger, use the hash tag on social media #putthenailinit. >> that's close. >> we will paint it next time. >> you can see more on our website and use the hash tag to raise awareness about domestic violence. >> thank you so much for coming, and brian, thank you for sharing your story and your delicious food with us. we will devour that as soon as we are done. for more information you can visit our website at cbsnewyork.com.

12-year-old is in grave condition after she gets shot inside her family's living room. drone? the new regulations coming monday. the mets are ready for the cubs game one of the national league championship series that is tonight at city field. good morning. coming up on 9:30 on this october 17th. the stop stories are straight ahead. let's get outside on the west

walk with us secure lieu lupus. >> reporter: it is beautiful out here. steve mced the walk today. >> what a beautiful day and great walk and we raised more than a million dollars for the alliance for lupus research today. thank you for your donations and coming out to help us. >> reporter: it is a beautiful day. >> still a great day to enjoy. >> reporter: you have the whole day left to cheer everybody on. i begged him to hang out with me. but i have to give him a little boost. i'll talk to you soon. let's get to the forecast t is beautiful out here. but it is not necessarily warm. take a look at the temperature across the region. we still have 30s and 40s. it is 48 right now central park and 59 in babylon and 37 in montecello. on the satellite and radar

picture, we have a few clouds here and there. expect periods of passing clouds as a cold front makes its way on through and a stray sprinkle north and west. it is going to be a beautiful, but school start to the weekend. and we see the temperatures breaking out. 11:00 a.m., 52 but it feels like the 40s as you make your way into the afternoon, 2:00 and 56. and it will feel like 536789 and there will be a breeze out of the northwest and that will impact the feels like temperatures this morning. and 6:00, 49 and feeling like the mid-40s and that is critical for those of you plan to watch the mets tonight after 8:00 for that first pitch. temperatures will continue to drop overnight and it is going to get cold tonight and we'll talk about how low the temperatures go in your extended forecast in a bit. thank you. our top story this morning, a 12-year-old girl is fighting for her life right now after getting shot in nassau county. she was hit while in her own living room after someone

we have more from the hospital. >> reporter: the 12-year-old girl was shot in the head and this morning she is in grave condition at the hospital with her family by her side. and we just talked to her grandfather and he has been with her all morning long and he is absolutely devastated and urging the shooter to turn themselves n and the police worked overnight on west bury boulevard in hemstead searching for clues after someone outside fired a single shot in the living room last night what are you going through last night? >> i'm numb. >> reporter: he's been with his granddaughter all morning. >> it is rough looking at my granddaughter looking like that. >> reporter: this man rushed to the scene when he heard that she was hit. >> loveable. very loveable. we have a little nickname for

her chocolate moon. beautiful girl. >> reporter: detectives trying to figure out who did this and they say they don't believe that the child was the intended target and question if it came during a gang-related argument or a driver by shooting. >> this is a horrific situation on this 12-year-old girl. >> reporter: the neighbors alarmed over the violence. >> it's happening too often. i'm disappointed that this is happening. >> reporter: and community leaders outraged and they showed up at the home to provide support for the victim and her family. >> they shot a 12-year-old, to me that is ander again -- and you are urgency. >> reporter: the police need

who the shooter is and now they have a reward for any information that leads to an arrest. they'll update on that and the case later on today. happening today, the search resumes for a worker that fell in the water in new jersey. he fell off the barge into the cold water that separate separates staten island and -- and they will return to the area at 10:00 this morning. if you on a drone, you'll soon need to register it with the federal government. and the u.s. department transportation is going to form a task force to streamline the process. in drone sightings have been our three major airports. a federal judge said that texas health officials may continue to deny birth

certificates to u.s. born children of illegal immigrants. a judge denied a emergency injunction after the state health department refused to recognize certain forms of information as valid. more evidence is needed. and the familys' lawyer said that the children's right to health care, travel and schooling is being harmed. parents charged in the beating death of their son could soon be charged with murder. witnesses stay it went on for 14 hours on sunday. 33-year-old sister and three other church members pled not guilty to assault. a couple that lived without

above this deli since the 1950s have lived without heat for three months. he willsy cooks with a hot late and hot water boil certify used for bathing -- boiler is used for bathing and they just purchased a space heater. >> i'm not looking forward to the next couple of weeks without heat. >> i have four layers on. and it is not even winter yet. >> they said that the work has completed on its end and the owner of the building said they hope to provide utilities for the tenants as soon as possible and reopen the deli doshes again. this is the first step in the process to create the city's first underground park. >> reporter: while the highlight is the train track above the streets.

this was a trolley station by the williamsburg bridge built in 1908. >> for decades it's been unused and all the original rail line and cobblestones are still there and we want to use at a history that is under our street with an underground park. >> reporter: it will bring life to the structures with hundreds of plant and deliver sunlight that they need. this is home to the lee line lab. and the cofounder said that the lab is an experiment and demonstration. >> we are demonstrating and showing how the technology can work. >> and the sunlight from above ground is piped in with a series of pipes and mirrors to bring just the right amount of light to the plants here. and these fiber open tickets are grabbing the light -- fiber

ising it on the plants. and -- and shining the light on the plants. they hope to have it open to the public in 2020. you can get an up close look at some of the most important buildings in new york city. open house new york is unlock the doors to hundreds of sites across the five borrows. and the annual open house new york weekend will feature walking tours, talks and performances. >> i love the woolworth building it is so beautiful. i've been waiting and waiting for this for so long. >> let's go mets. the fans are excited for tonight's game as well as the players what they have to say coming up. and from star wars to superheros, we look at the biggest trends in costumes this

halloween season. >> and here is vanessa live on the west side with the walk for lupus with your forecast. >> reporter: high,high -- hi, guys, the sun is out and making it feel warmer.

and more about the event. . an emergency drilling take place at the liberty airport. it should wrap up at 1:00 this afternoon. people may see smoke and emergency vehicles around the airport t is a drill and it will not disrup flight operations.

for u.s. airways as american airlines complete the merger with the airline. the flight 1939 landed in philadelphia just before 6:00 this morning. passengers on the red i'd flight from san francisco were greeted with cheers and balloons. from now on flights will fly under the american airlines banner. and extra staff is working this weekend to smooth over any bumps. the nypd is turning to drama for die diversity training to teach officers about tolerance. and we're two weeks away from halloween. if you have not gotten your costume yesterday, you may have a problem. we check out some of the best sellers this season. >> reporter: dressing your

halloween a treat. right now the walls are stocks. but the most popular costumes go fast. last year it was elsa, this here is all about star wars. they have seen a rush for certain characters. the costumes with face masks will cost you from 38 to $65. another top seller superheros for girls and boys. >> i've seen a lot of cat woman go and the creepy stuff. >> reporter: this year, the girls are ditching the fancy dresses for darker duds. >> they like the empires or the zombie school girl. >> reporter: if your little one likes the polished look, there are still dozens of princesses to choose from. and animals are another popular pick for children of all ages. >> a bat is pretty much what

you think of when you think of halloween. >> reporter: these one sees one sees are comfortable. >> reporter: and there are dozens of other animals to choose from even from the tiniest tots. >> a new report by the national retail federation said that americans will $75,000 on costumes decorations and candy this year. >> i felt like it was always rainy and cold every hol halloween that ruins the costume. >> you got to love halloween. forecast. and vanessa is on the intrepid to walk with to us cure lupus. >> reporter: good morning. i've been nudging people to dress for the cooler weather today.

and i want to advise to wear the shades. i feel like my eye are getting a little too much sunshine right now. and we're out here with the mobile lab this morning. 51 right now. now, let's show you a beautiful live picture across the city. mostly sunny and 48 and northwest winds at 14 miles an hour. and they will have an impact on the feels-like temperature today so keep that in mind. what with you expect. overall moving forward, it will be a chilly weekend. 50s for most of us for the highs. tomorrow most of us in the 40s. overnight lows will be in the 20s for some of us. and then there's a first freeze for many and so we have some freeze watches and warnings in effect. and dark purple means you're for a freeze warning. why is it getting so cold? we have a cold front moving through and it is a relatively

so a few stray sprinkles north and west of the city. but what we're going to notice is the temperatures dropping overnight and tomorrow we'll be chillier than today. highs for many of us tomorrow in the 40s. today we're talking about 57 in the city and a mixture of sunshine and clouds as the cold front crosses and maybe a stray sprinkle north and west. and winds out of the northwest at ten to 15 with higher gusts. and it will make it feel a little cooler. but i think the sun helps to redeem the feels-like temperature into the mid-50s. and tonight's forecast, the temperatures will be dropping. at 8:00, it will be 49 degrees. it will feel like 44 under clear skies after that temperature and we'll continue to drop by the time the game is over, low 40s out. >> there. and we'll bottom out at 38 in the city overnight under clear skies.

and high in the 50s and 40s elsewhere and tomorrow a mix you are of sun and clouds. the temperatures start warming up tomorrow. 53 and on monday and 65 on tuesday and high of 70 on wednesday. so a nice, warm, mid-week forecast after the temperatures start returning to seasonable by week's end. but it is still stunning out here this morning. we are out here for the lions lupus research to cure lupus this. with me is a special young lady to tell us why she is here. this is karen morris. thank you for joining us. tell tell us where you're from. >> ramsey, new jersey. >> reporter: you're here because of something is close to you. >> i have lupus. i've had it since 2002. we have been fundraising with

we are trying to figure out maybe ten plus years. we really done some wonderful things and the organization is just been so amazing to us and to my family and the community. >> reporter: give people why it is important to help people with this disease what is it that you have to deal with? >> for everyone it is different. some people it affects different parts of their body, internally, skin, bones, intestines, kidneys it affects everybody very differently and i think that the most important thing that for people to know especially from this day and this organization is to educate, it is a unknown disease and thing that the more they deen the more they educate -- they do and the more they educate people, people can

learn more how broad of a spectrum the disease is. >> reporter: it affects mostly young women like yourself? >> yes. i was diagnosed earlier than most because my mother was aware enough to take me right to a rheumatologist that is not usually the first step in diagnosis. so i was diagnosed when i was 20t is definitely -- when i was 20. it is definitely more with young women and it affects a lot of women across the world. and it is amazing that the alliance research has done so much to educate. they've done so much in trial studies in research. and 100% of everything they raise goes to research. that is unusual for a lot of organizations. >> reporter: it truly is. >> so that is one of the reason

for throngs we as long as we have. >> reporter: i understanded that over a million dollars was raised. >> and hopefully still going. >> reporter: that's right. you can still donate, folks. come out and enjoy the weekend. classic baseball showdown kicks off tonight at city field. the mets versus the cubs. here's steve with your cbs2 news sports update. game one of the als tonight and the mets will have to do four times what they figured out how they could not do in seven tries this year, beat the cubs. matt harvey one of the few mets on the field yesterday. and skipper terry collins giving them a day off from what we can assume was a late night celebration in los angeles. they will have more postseason

home runs than any other team. and this will be a power pitching team and the cubs winning all seven matchups in the regular season. but that may not that be simple now. favor. we're excited to give them another run and have it be in this important of a series. too. so we're looking forward to it and, again, i think postseason is a different game than it is in the regular season and we'll hopefully play better than we had been during the regular season. ago. salvador perez makes it 3-0. kc wins 5-0 and they take it one game to nothing. and the nicks are being

cautious with -- and he suffered a quad injury last weekend. he claims that he's perfect. but he was held out of practice and did not play last night. he hopes to get into the action later on today. carmelo anthony's knee is holding up fine. he did not have his best game on the court. and even chipped in on the defensive side. nicks improved to 4-0 in the preseason. and the devils are still winless to start the season. and they have not had a lead in the game at any point this minute. and this goes to a shootout. but the devils fall short yet again and they are still victory.

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we're back with your top stories. the police are on the hunted for the gunman opened fire in a nassau county home and hit a 12- year-old girl inside in the head. a single shot was fired from outside striking the girl as she stood in her living room in hemstead. and she was taken to winthrop hospital in grave condition. suffix county police are looking for the driver that hit and killed a man in a wheelchair. he was in the right lane and southbound great east neck road and hit just after 9:00 last night. they are looking for a dark colored vehicle, possibly a nissan with front end damage. and police are investigating the death of a woman found inside a bathtub. they responded to a 911 call of a possible assault at the home

on 90th avenue in jamaica. once inside, they found the woman in the tub with burns on her body and the sources tell cbs 2, that the investigators are looking to speak to the woman's above. and the medical examiner will determine the cause of death. and now a final look at your weather forecast. vanessa is left on the west side on the intrepid with the walk to cure lupus. >> reporter: the walk has are blue. it is a fun day to be here this morning. it will be a nice weekend, just a little on the chilly side. 57 and 44 in montecello and 54 and sunshine and clouds, breezy as well. and maybe a stray sprinkle north and west. and tonight 49 degrees and it feel like 44 as the mets take on the cubs. and we wish the mets the best of best tonight. and overnight, 38 degrees will

what will that translate outside the city? the 20s. it will get very cold tonight under clear skies and expect windchills when you wake up tomorrow morning in the teens. it is possible. and the winds out of the northwest at ten to 15. tomorrow morning will be cold and tomorrow afternoon chilly, a high of 50 in the city. and another day of sun and clouds and a breeze. and a warming trend for your mid-week forecast. 70s wednesday. our fingers are crossed tonight for the mets in game one. >> that wraps up cbs2 news saturday morning. >> chuck the top stories all -- you can check the top stories all day long on cbsnewyork.com.

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