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on this sunday morning, october 18. vanessa murdock is here with a look at the chilly forecast. it was cold at citi field last night too. temperatures are in the 20s and 30s for us right now. as we go through the day, it will be significantly cooler than yesterday. let's take a look at those temperatures. 24 in sparger -- sparta and freezing in scarsdale at 32. as we look at the wind chill right now, it is slight. feels like 35 in the city. up and monticello, your wind chill is 22 degrees. that is what it feels like out there. certainly very chilly. there are a few clouds, but it will be a sunny day.

42 feels like 37 at 9:00 a.m. under mostly sunny skies. at noon, 48 with a mix of sun and clouds and it will feel like 43. the high today will be 50 near 3:00 with a mix of sunshine and clausen it will feel like 46. tonight at 9:00, it will be 44 and feel like 39. if you are going to the game tonight, bundle up. i will have the full forecast and we will talk about the warm up as we make our way toward midweek. a championship chase. the mets beat the cubs last night in the national league championship series. bringing them one step closer to their first world series in nearly 3 decades. and then reaction. let's start with steve obermeyer who has the recap.>> the wind goes to the mets. -- win goes to the mets.>> reporter: daniel murphy's first home run. he has hit a home rum and first straight preseason games.>> i

was doing, i would have hit more homers during the regular season. >> reporter: seven matchups this to -- this year in the regular season. this is the postseason. how about them apples.>> announcer: it is the apple.>> need to keep things simple.>> reporter: that harvey was dialed in. he struck out nine cubs before listed in the eighth. he paid the wind for it -- the way for 4-2 win.>> i wanted to start things off the right way and get us rolling. fortunately things were working pretty well we were able to do that. >> was just like we did against the kershaw's and the rankings.

we manufactured some runs. >> reporter: game 2 comes your way tonight at citi field. steve obermeyer, cbs 2 . live at citi field with alana gold. >> reporter: the fans are so thrilled with the win last night and they say team success means so much. there hoping for another win tonight.>> let's go mets. let's go mets. >> reporter: fans were proud at citi field last night. cheering on the team for winning the first game of the national league championship series.>> go mets.>> daniel murphy starts it and end it. -- ends it. he is the man.>> my first game

of my entire life and the first one i share with my dad. >> reporter: many people do not think twice about dressing up. it >> it's the blue and orange.>> reporter: he painted on the mets gears and put on the team gear that he could find.>> mets shoes and socks and a team shirt and a hoodie. also a harvey jersey and a mets jacket. i have a mets hat and i have mets glove -- gloves and the from -- flew up for the game. fans feel more than confident in this team after the victory. they are looking forward to the playoffs. >> we are going to the world let's go mets. >> reporter: the fans will be back at citi field tonight for

tickets are still available and they are being sold for $100 each. alana gold, cbs 2 news. a warehouse fire first road closures in aberdeen, new jersey. the fire started at 48 deck 30 -- 8:30 last night. entrance ramps and exit ramps on 113 had to be close last night as firefighters tried to get the flames under control. no injuries were reported. the body of a missing worker was recovered yesterday. he was 55-year-old danny peters of brooklyn. he was an employee of american petroleum transport of port jefferson. he was climbing down a letter when he fell. now a developing story. violence at the west bank. palestinians clashed with about

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pain, we feel pain too. >> reporter: a spokesman said that the mayor considered a trip to the west bank, but it was canceled because of security concerns. a $75,000 or to catch the island house hitting a 12-year- old girl inside. this morning, she remains in grave condition. the police say that she was shot in the head as she stood in the living room of her hempstead home. she is being treated at the hospital as she -- a family keeps vigil at her bedside. the intended target was a young man who had been targeted before. >> he got out of the car and was about to enter the door. they missed him and hit the girl.>> reporter: nassau police are trying to determine if the shooting was gang related.

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you can also join us on facebook and twitter. thousands of students on long island may have to find another way to get to school after a major bus company authorized a strike. the final contract offer was rejected. they transport some 15,000 students per day. the union negotiation committee is expected to meet to discuss strike activities. drivers have been instructed to work -- to go to work tomorrow. teaming up with high schools both coaches to teach safe driving. coaches were armed with talking points and posters to talk about teens about distracted driving. meteorologist vanessa murdock is here . i remember to bring in my plans for the first time. it is a good idea.

tonight temperatures will drop even more. let's take you outside to show you what you are in store for. it looks pretty, and it may feel pretty, it sick brisk -- it is a brisk 39 degrees. the weather headlines. the fall chill has arrived. today, highs will only be in the 40s. that be for many of us. another cold start tomorrow as you take the kids to the bus stop. we are talking 20s and low to mid 30s. that is as warm as it gets tomorrow. then, temperatures will climb as we go through the workweek. that is in comparison to where we will be today. here is the deal. friday was 64 and then we drop to 56. today we top out it 50. the normal high is 60.

tomorrow similar and we will be at 52. tuesday and wednesday will be warm with temperatures above seasonable. today, we jump ahead into november. this is the normal november high for november 25. certainly on the cold side of things. we will have nice temperatures. this is the four tex satellite -- vortex satellite. notice the wind direction is out of the northwest. we are keeping that cold air funnel. temperatures overnight drop off again. today is an autumn chill with a high of 50. it will be brisk and breezy. mostly 40s this afternoon with wind at 10-50 mile-per-hour and stronger gusts. tonight the mets pay the --

play the clubs -- play the cubs. temperatures will be in the 40s at the first pitch. a few hours later we could be in the mid-30s. it will be very chilly overnight tonight. here is the forecast for the overnight lows in the city as we bottom out at 35. new paul will be 26. we will have mainly clear skies overnight. tomorrow 52 with son. tuesday 60s -- sun. tuesday 67. wednesday 70 with a mix of sun and clouds. mostly cloudy on thursday with a high of 69. friday 62 and saturday around 63. notice the forecast is very dry. we really need some rain. watching the game last

the fans and the players too. the fans seem to coast right through it and they had ways to get through it. matt harvey and daniel murphy led the mets to a 4-2 victory over the cubs.>> you're a sports update. championship teams find a way to rise to the occasion when the moment is there for the taking. it is no longer about pitch counts, it is about being able to step up in the biggest games. that's how you find a star. the hottest star has to be daniel murphy. game five of the nlcs with the fourth postseason home run. chicago tied it. curtis also swinging. the mets going up against a lefty with john nestor.

-- for comfort, but travis -- travis d reach. terry collins was not taking chances. finish it off. the mets take game 1 of the nlcs from citi field .>> a really good fastball is not conducive to it. he can move the ball around. you need to get some of those guys off the plate. he was very good. after he was hit with a line drive, do you know what, he started a little shaky and then he looks very good. he pitched a great game.

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>> i thought they were joking with me, i don't have breasts. how could i have breast cancer? about 440 men will die from breast cancer this year. starting today, male breast cancer awareness starts. raymond price -- rice and mark are here. a lot of people think of breast cancer for women and they don't think of men. tell me your story.>> basically, i am active and i play sports every week.

i was getting into a shower and my hand rubbed over my breast and i had leakage. i was ignorant. men have breasts? yes, many do have breasts -- men do have breasts. i was lucky because they were able to remove it and i didn't have radiation or anything like that.>> reporter: what was your first reaction? >> i was shocked. the doctor got up and grabbed my face and told me i was going to be fine. it is awareness. it is understanding your body.>> reporter: how did you know that you had it as well? >> in 2003, my wife was examining me and she felt a lump. it was a small lump.

three months later, she touched it again and it was bigger. the doctor took it out and then called me and told me it was breast cancer. >> reporter: what was your reaction?>> i couldn't believe it. i went outside and it was like time just stopped. i couldn't hear anything. i went to the va hospital for a second opinion. i went to the va hospital and they did some testing and it came back as breast cancer.>> reporter: how did you get through the experience? >> well, i belong to a great church. my pastor and the congregation prayed. i have a lovely wife that helps me through it. my faith helped me through it. >> reporter: tell me about the

breast cancer coalition. >> rhett miller and his mother peggy and sherry ambrose here in new york are just trying to get the word out. this impacts many men around the world. we are hoping that eventually, when men go through their animals -- go for their annual physicals that breast exams will be a part of it. many doctors don't realize that men get this as well. >> reporter: what issue advice to men? women here that we should be doing regular breast exams, but men should as well.>> the youngest be diagnosed was 17. i've spoken in front of his many as 900 young people down in dallas and i told them to tell their fathers and grandfathers and in email they know to do regular checks to

reporter: what is going on this week? >> this week i will be speaking at the hospital in brooklyn. i will be the guest speaker on male breast cancer. then i will share with men at my church about the importance of getting checked out and making sure your health is okay. >> reporter: how was your help today?>> i can do the walk. i am not going to do it this year, but i can do it.>> reporter: what about you? >> i am doing great and i am trying to get the word out. >> reporter: what is your message to men this morning? what do you want them to know? >> be aware. awareness is a start. together we can conquer this disease. >> reporter: and you? >> i'm out there speaking on

cancer. i belong to the christian cultural center in brooklyn and we are active. we just keep on ministering to men about their lives and their family. just getting it out there. >> reporter: thank you for coming in and we are glad you are both well. thank you for your service as well. for more information you can head to our website for more information on male breast cancer. this is cbs 2 news sunday morning. we will be right back. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there's limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. you know, i tried warfarin, but the blood testing and dietary restrictions... don't get me started on that. i didn't have to.

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on the ferry to liverpool. you sell back into declan mcmanus's youth.>> my mother is here and my dad is from -- is from here and my dad is from the other side. >> reporter: they pet -- they played their gigs here. before he moved to london and took the king's name and became elvis costello. the spindly singer with the big specs and biting lyrics.[ music ]>> reporter: a village voice that would be called the avenging door.[ music ]>> reporter: was the elvis part your idea?>> god no.>>

came with his first route -- record contract.>> they said we have a new name for you and they told me to put these on. i was really nondescript looking.[ music ]>> reporter: when his debut album, my name is true, exploded in 1977, he still had a day job as a technician at a london beauty salon. you were writing songs that elizabeth arden?>> yes, after hours.>> reporter: the evolution of elvis costello and the rodeo you have to see to believe. those stories and more beginning at 9:00 right here on cbs 2 when we come back at 7:00 , winter will be here. what does it have in store for us?

a ton of stores -- of snow like last year? we will have that coming up. cbs 2 news continues at 7:00. from washington, the maleficent -- the mclaughlin group, the american original. best sources and the hardest talk.>> moderator: democrats debate part 1. on tuesday, democratic aspirants met in nevada. the debate included former senator. and secretary of state , hillary clinton. the senator from vermont, bernie sanders. rhode island governor lincoln chafee. former maryland governor.

-- mark o'malley and jim webb. it began with a question to hillary clinton. >> you work against same-sex marriage and now you are for it. you supported the obama trade deal dozens of times and called it the gold standard announce you are against it. where you state in the -- say anything to get elected? >> i have been consistent over my life and have always fought for the same values. i do absorb new information and i look at what is happening in the world. >> moderator: is hillary clinton a flip-flop? >> her views and opinions to change, but she was running an image of hillary that she had developed. she was really caught up in

she came through in command of that debate and in command of her material. she had quit and she moved to the left of bernie sanders on some issues. she won the debate and i think she may have prevented the fellow from coming into the race, joe biden. it looks like her opponent right now is the fbi.>> if pats can breeze by hillary's flip- flopping, so can i i would just add for the record that the fbi is not targeting hillary clinton. they are looking at the security system of the state department. for those hanging out expecting a terrible report, i would say, find something else to do. she did a great job the other night and quieted a lot of the doubts in the party.

staff sent out a letter saying, the vice president still has not made up his mind. it is getting to be kind of a caricature with his waiting to decide. whether he gets in or not, hillary clinton did a fine job the other night and so did bernie sanders. the way the democrats treated each other respectively was so different than the republicans. i think the american voters are going to look at this and think the democrats can deliver a he is discussion about issues. >> you have the primaries where hillary clinton did a very aggressive job. i think there may be more to the fbi story. see. she is the nominee and she has secured herself. you saw the energy of the

you saw it build and feed off her energy as it moved on. general election, the flip- flopping will be an issue because it allows easy criticism on the part of the reporter: i will question it because the field is weak. we have very little direct competition other than hillary.>> meet me at the plate.>> the supporters dominate the pack.>> hillary is electable. >> what you said sounded great last week. hillary has change the expectations which is so important. i am figuring out the electoral

system. but, they are also inevitable. hillary clinton came into the debate with a lot of people questioning her abilities as a candidate and questioning her likability, etc. like pat said, she turned that around. now, joe biden was start off in the whole in the race -- the whole -- hole in the race. hillary supporters would be angry at biden.>> clarence is right. he is dead on. what she did was remove the argument for biting to get in and make sure that the democrats have a file candidate. hillary remove the argument. what argument is left?

said he would two weeks ago.>> hillary's ratings are untrustworthy. they and trustworthiness and telling the truth. they make up only 20% of the electorate and 70% are deeply skeptical about hillary's ability to tell the truth.>> i think she came across as someone who can make eye contact and explain her position. she came across as credible. bottom line, she is likable enough. she is so confident and intelligent and strong and i think that will -- that people will look at strength in the general election. she is not going to be running against perfection. i don't think there's anyone in the republican field, and they are in chaos right now, that

has more than she has when it comes to trust ability. -- trust ability. >> as you saw in the day abate, one of -- in the debate, one for strengths is that i contact and confidence.>> she needs to watch out. she made it look easy with bernie sanders coming to her side on the email issue. she is going to have to be ready for the republicans and those attacks.>> she was relaxed and she enjoyed it. she particularly enjoyed sanders and had a great exchange with him.

he said, i'm not going to get into attacking hillary clinton on the damned email thing. he said, maybe the fbi does, but that's not me. i won't have my fingerprints on the revolver. >> i doubt that bernie sanders is counting on the fbi to clear his way to the white house. that was a gesture and it fits right in. i don't care if it was calculated or not. the american people loved it and he raised $20 million in 24 hours after that. the american public does not think it is a huge issue.>> hillary clinton has had problems in the past with what? with appearing to be untrustworthy.>> she still has very bad ratings. she helped herself.

>> she didn't wipe it out. she came across as tough and confident. a lot of folks don't think they can trust the clintons, but they will vote for them. >> next week for the benghazi committee, she won her wrists -- chris -- wish to tune in. benghazi has been discredited and i think she will get through that just fine as well.>> did you know that hillary clinton was similar to jim was -- jim webb was. now, she is trying to be as progressive as bernie sanders. >> she answered the question. she said i am a progressive and i don't take a backseat. i'm a progressive who likes to get rings done.

clinton is some and -- clinton is him cash clintonism. >> they are problematic for the general election. when you think about the tough anti-nra, a lot of folks tend to care about the issue very much. she took care of bernie sanders on it, but it's going to be a problem for her if she is the nominee.>> then there was out core back in 2000 -- al gore back in 2000 -- back in 2007. it hurt obama and he still one -- won and then it could hurt hillary.

as democrats and the rest are independent and republican.>> hillary did not want to be called a moderate and she went for aggressive. it says something about where the electorate is now.>> that is where the democratic electorate is. she is debating with democrats. when you get to the general election, it's not so far over there.>> the democrats want to built democrat.>> you said the republicans are in chaos. no they are not. they have a front runner who is way out in front. is plurality in a crowded field. >> they have donald trump. the argument for biden was pretty much removed in the debate when hillary clinton appeared to be in command and

that she could be president of the united states.>> [ indiscernible - multiple speakers ].>> the reason i did would want to run is because -- joe biden would want to run is because the argument is gone. underpinnings. for the republicans is that as much as hillary clinton had a you saw bernie sanders on the side. hillary clinton will change her positions on changing -- on trade. >> it was a year ago before we cast the ballot -- we have over a year to go before we cast a ballot.>> i don't think it is imagery.

>> apparently the total outlook. >> this is a confident woman who was spot a lot of battles. she said last night -- the other night, i am still standing. i think she is likely the next president. it will look less like a coronation.>> she should use the word evolve. as one sees more of the process and the condition. your views evolve. do you understand? >> yes. >> there is a time for socialism. >> you will see every other country saying to moms, when you have a baby, we will not separate you from the newborn baby. we are going to have medical and family paid leave like every other country on earth. those are some of the principles that i believe in and i think we should look to

sweden and norway and learn from what they have accomplished for their working people.>> did bernie sanders have a good night on thursday night? >> he did. he is a left-wing socialist and he is making the case. what he does is he makes it looks like hillary is clinton -- is sitting more in the center even though she is a progressive. i think he had a good night. he has money in the bank and she should take them on the road.>> in this noisy political season, he is broken through with a clear message and he has broken through in a way that hillary has not yet. he we all know where he stands on income inequality. he has struck a nerve. and the email thing, it gave hillary a boost and he gave himself a boost. it is still hard, i think, for

the next president. maybe there will be more honeymoon packages in moscow. >> with foreign-policy, there was a time when here -- where he was hemming and hauling his way. i think the way that he dealt with the audience was amazingly less charismatic that we have seen before. he seemed like a mad professor shouting. she was -- hillary was smiling and joking and she could have made a joke to some degree and chafee irrelevant.>> that shows energy. believe me, those of us in the mainstream media got the phone

bernie didn't win?>> clearly hillary won.>> she did energize the base, but the republicans were on their knees praying that bernie would get it. >> i am ready for the trump administration. i can see a hillary or a bush

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: issue 3. showdown at the hotel. is bernie sanders tough enough on guns? >> no, not at all. we have to look at the fact that we lose 90 people a day because of gun violence. the majority of our country supports background checks and even the majority of gun owners do. senator. sanders did vote five times against the brady bill. >> as a senator from april state, what i can tell hillary clinton is that all the shouting in the world will not do what all of us want and that is keep guns out of the hands of people who should not have

violence that we are seeking. -- seeing. >> you are leading with principal and not by pandering to the nra.>> sharing this program consensus, one >> there are people with high levels in this government that have bodyguards 24 hours a day seven days a week. the average american does not have that and they deserve the right to be able to protect their family.>> who won the gun debate?>> hillary clinton won the dominant play there. bernie was on the defensive. i think in the general election, the national rifle association and the republicans are delighted.>> i think we

have reached a tipping point on the issue. there are a lot of gun safety issues -- groups that have web's point is that somehow the guns. all they are talking about is background checks so they don't give guns to people with records and who are a mentally unstable -- who are mentally unstable. the majority of nra members join that.>> i think when you talk about magazine capacity limits, that would be a big issue that will lose voters as manufacturers.>> who needs a magazine with 18 rounds or more unless you want to wipe out a bunch of people. >> the failure rate is about 20%.>> on this issue, they were

at the wrong debate. they should have been at the republican debate. they would have gotten applause and standing ovations. >> there is a reason you don't have the reforms that you were talking about. >> and people's minds change. >> they are moving state-by- state and they will be on the ballot in maine and nevada. probably next november. bernie sanders made some good points too. people need to sit and talk. we need to listen.>> the democrats learned, to their dismay in the 1990s, that banning guns is a losing proposition. it costs votes.>> not since the 60s.

that talked about registration which was enough. even farther off than most gun owners. most gun owners are not part of the nra.>> no other american company joins -- enjoys immunity from multiple lawsuits. why should the gun industry be different?>> it is like being able to sue somebody because you use a knife and you cut yourself.>> we're talking about things like background checks and all. it has 80% or more support.>> it is marketed in a deceiving way and then it would be culpable.>> voting is a single issue. phone for guns. but if sandy hook did not get

people up, i wonder if anything will. right now the numbers are going up. at a certain point, the public says enough and we need to talk about reform. americans believe in the second amendment to the constitution.>> one state after the other. you can take small steps and you reverse the course. back in the 1990s, the nra supported backend -- background checks. that? >> they don't even have done debates.>> canada has as many guns per person as we have and they have fewer gun laws and i don't think they have the

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