on "toni on." breaking news. of violent night in new york city. four people shot in the span of two hours. we are live at the scene. i car plows into dozens of people. stay away from fdr drive this morning. closed this morning for police activity. we will tell you how long. it is 6:00 a.m. it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, october 25.

we have a look at the forecast. >> i know the bed can call at this hour. i understand that, especially after working a late night last night. it will not be a perfect start to your day. it will be significantly warmer than yesterday. we have a cold front pushing through which will mean light rain and showers through midday . then after that, skies will begin clearing. you will notice as you step outside this morning that it is mild and 58 the city. 61 in the hamptons which is the normal daytime high. very warm to start things off. so much warmer than this time yesterday. it is 21 degrees warmer in babylon. we are headed for the mid-60s today. as i mentioned, showers this morning and clearing this

lingering showers, especially east of the city. 63 degrees. then 3:00 it is mostly cloudy by 6:00, mostly cloudy and 51. we will have a better chance moving through. breaking news in queens. two men have been shot after a house party turned violent and the gunmen is on the loose. alina gold is live in baystate -- bayside with the details.>> reporter: victims in the hospital after being shot on 28 street just after midnight. this area is blocked off while the investigator and search for the suspect. this is video from the scene. this is a quiet, high-end neighborhood. police spent hours talking to witnesses and collecting evidence.

at some point, there was a argument and it is unclear what led to this. a man walked up to the victims, opened fire and then took off. one victim's 27 and he is acquitted -- critical condition. condition. -- the other is 23 and is in stable condition. the other seeing in brooklyn, those victims are expected to survive. on 23rd ave. police are investigating a double shooting with the government on the run. if you have information, police want you to come forward. the search resumes this morning for a critical piece of evidence in a plane nypd officer. police were searching for the weapon used to kill officer randolph holder.

that have been looking for the weapon nonstop. this morning they are shutting down parts of fdr drive to find it.>> reporter: traffic in both directions will come to a halt on the fdr from 96 street 2 132nd st. between 8:30 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. as police investigate the death of officer. randolph holder we come together so no mother has to be without their son. >> reporter: dozens gathered saturday in front of the east harlem police office -- police station where officer holder work. the mother of eric garner was there showing her support. with police. >> he has a family just like i have a family. he has a family that is hurting and they need support.>> reporter: the suspected shooter, tyrone howard , is a convicted felon, but he has

avoid -- avoided jail time.>> reporter: mayor de blasio took a strong stand saying that criminals like tyrone howard should be locked up . police officers want city hall to be the partner in keeping new york city safe. that partnership cannot succeed if the only time that officers feel that they are supported and their contributions are honored when they make the ultimate sacrifice. >> email the press office and we will get to you later. >> reporter: the mayor would earlier. a statement was released that set import, mayor de blasio has hired 1300 new officers to safety for all neighborhoods, making new york city the safest large city in the country. a wake for officer holder is held

the funeral be at the same location. then his remains will be flown to his native guyana for burial. determining of blood -- of alcohol contributed to a deadly crash were four people were killed, including a toddler, when four people -- when a car plowed into a crowd. >> reporter: victims were treated in the middle of main street after a car plowed into into a crowd of spectators at a high rate of speed a few blocks >> we could hear screaming and accelerated. luckily this car hit a big poll or it probably would've hurt more people. 44 people were killed and dozens were injured. some were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. >> the oklahoma state homecoming parade is probably one of the most wholesome, happy events in the country.

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by the middle of the day, some places could see as much is 12 inches. houston and several other places remain under flash flood watch. houses were buried under raging waters. railroad tracks washed away which caused a freight train to derail an overturned. two crewmembers had to swim to safety. now the championship chase. the mets live in missouri at 10:00 this morning. yesterday was their final workout. matt harvey will start game one of the world series. in 12 innings this season, his 16 that she has 16 strikeouts and two wins. he has the ball that rises to the occasion. >> he said, are you ready for it?

dam right. game 7 may be something, but i will be ready.>> reporter: when the best-of-seven series comes, they will also be playing noah syndergaard . it is an amazing time for all mets fans. >> totally. the time is 6:09. the health alert at health foods -- at whole foods. while a pop -- why a popular item is being pulled from the shelves. the new reason many are voluntarily having it done. i love television, films and broadway. hell to meet is to not be able to do that. harry connick junior is serving up new orleans soul on sunday morning. >> first, let's go to vanessa

>> -- it beautiful beginning to the workweek. then soggy midweek. coming up we will have the full forecast. let's look at community calendar for cbs2 full forecast.

look@communitycalendarfortiki11andcbs.com. the feisty and fearless film legend, maureen o'hara, has died. she was known as the queen of technicolor because of her cascading red hair and green eyes. she was in more than 60 films. those included the parent trap and miracle on 34 street. she was never nominated for an oscar, but she received an

she died in her sleep yesterday in boise, idaho. she was 95 years old. a health alert for whole food customers. your grocery chain is recalling delhi pasta salad and curry chicken salad. it could be contaminated with listeria. both were stalled in several streets in new york and new jersey between october 18 and the 22nd. they have a sell by date of october 25. so far, no illnesses have been reported. getting wisdom teeth removed is a common procedure. now, more people are getting them removed and saving them as an insurance policy against future health problems.>> reporter: there's absolutely nothing wrong with this college student's health. >> i thought this would be good for the future.>> reporter: on this day, he has had in his

wisdom teeth removed. for one specific reason. >> it's an exciting feeling.>> reporter: as the doctor removes the teeth, he places them into a container and they are frozen for the stem cells they hold.>> the treatment possibilities are enormous. >> we are on the cusp upper revolution. >> ultimately people will benefit from having their health locked away in a storage facility someplace where it is safe and kept for the future.>> reporter: the stem cells hold possibility for regrowth to help with burns and even prevent heart attacks. >> using our own cells to treat ourselves will become this -- become the standard of care. >> i think is a worthwhile investment. it gives a sense of security. >> reporter: the procedure cost about $700 plus you have to pay for the storage fees. >> i had my wisdom teeth out a few years ago when i didn't

vanessa murdock is here. it is not the driest start to the day, but the skies will be clearing to the afternoon. let's go ahead and take a live look outside to show you what is happening. we do have raindrops falling on our heads and it is 58 degrees. south wind at 11 mph. the headlines this morning, morning showers and then clearing. the beautiful beginning to your workweek. it will be clear with a chance after that we will get good rainfall totals in the bucket. we need rain wednesday into thursday. the temperature trend, yesterday we topped out at 57 and today we topped out at 65. then tomorrow, back to 58. tuesday we will be pretty much seasonable at 60.

looking at the vortex satellite, we have clouds moving through which are associated with a cold front. it is spotty rain showers and that trend will continue until roughly midday and then up to the great lakes we have could -- clear and cooler air behind the cold front. mile today with a southwesterly push. after that, cold air will start pushing and for the rest of the workweek. we take you to texas now. what they are dealing with with the remnants of hurricane patricia is what we will deal with midweek. it will come across the country and we will see moisture midweek. right now texas is being hammered with in some cases up to 20 inches of rain that has already fallen and more to come. we will have afternoon clearing with not a lot of rain anticipated this morning. just spotty showers. then we have cooler and

it will be brisk. then temperatures will jump just a couple of degrees. for today, the giants take on the cowboys at metlife stadium at four at 425 -- 4:25 this afternoon. it will be 64 with wind out of the north west at 10-15. around the region we are going to topped out at 65. this is a little bit above seasonable. early showers with afternoon clearing and wind out of the south. then the wind will become northwesterly and it will be breezy at 10-15. overnight clearing and 43 in the city. 30s for the suburbs. a brisk heart the day tomorrow as you make your way to work and at the bus stop. went will be breezy at 10-15. then mostly sunny with a high of 58 to start the workweek and the wind settles down as you start your monday. tuesday forecast we see a high

then as that system approaches, it will come across the country with the remnants of patricia and join forces to bring a soggy weather, especially on wednesday with a high of 64. lingering to thursday with a high of 67. in the 50s as we make our way into the weekend. >> up of -- a perfect day today for football. the time is 6:18. he nearly made it to the top of found -- of mount everest and citi field. a man who defied the odds of harry connick junior it goes back to the place that made him, new orleans. the village that he created for hurricane katrina victims.

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e 0%ib oic neorgis u estt -favlae enu edt e stt t t pt.etio are you ready to step up to the plate today? hundreds will be had -- headed to citi field for a great cause, cystic fibrosis. here to talk about it is nick talbot who was not adult with cs and he knows a thing or two of -- cf and he knows thing or two about climbing steep terrain. tell us about it. >> there will be hundreds of us at citi field going up 2000 stairs two raids money for the cystic fibrosis campaign which funds a lot of the break few medications that are needed for people with cystic fibrosis. >> this is not new to you, you are familiar with steep climbs. you attempted to be the first to ascend mount everest for then you had an avalanche. how scary was that?>> there was

an earthquake that killed 9000 people across nepal. it shook the local mountain and crushed the ground and created 200 mile an hour while of snow and ice. i was lucky to survive. not everyone with cf is as lucky as me. about half the people of -- with cf get past 18 which is very good.>> reporter: you bring up a great point. 60 years ago, children with cf would not make it to grade school. now life expectancy is greater. >> we are lucky. now more than half get to grow up. still more than half of the people with cystic fibrosis have to face the point where they have a lung transplant. at attacks the body's organs

we need more breaking news with medication. i benefit very much from the support that comes in from the cf foundation here . and the medication is break few medication and i've been a fight -- breakthrough medication and i have benefited from that. we need a cure or the equivalent medication.>> reporter: i can't get past the fact that you were on met -- mount everest. for somebody that has mucus continuing to build in your lungs, what were the difficulties? >> there are difficulties in terms of more infections and things like that from the cf point of view . you have limited capacity. and then there are shakes thanks to the medication i am on. it is about getting intuitively

trying to climb mountains like that. i used to be a guinea pig on trials and i want to raise money for cystic fibrosis and help the many. -- the many who find it difficult to get up a flight of stairs. >> reporter: that is what the walk is about. it's about raising money for -- act.>> reporter: are tickets

still available?>> they are still available and we would be delighted to have you there. you can come too.>> reporter:, it sounds like so much fun. thank you. coming up, information on cystic fibrosis.

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city that has helped his successful career. >> i left perform and be on television and do broadway. i love all of that stuff so much. hell to me is not been able to do that.>> reporter: he raises he -- his three daughters with his wife. harry connick, age 48 has been cultivating his own roots in the city he loves. 10 years ago hurricane katrina drowned his hometown. he and a musician friend, branford marsalis, came together with an idea to help. they dreamed up this village. it was for musicians displaced in the wake of katrina. this is a real legacy. >> if you can imagine what this looked like before katrina. >> reporter: the centerpiece is

there are teaching studios, recording studios. >> it is one of the greatest sounding halls in the world. we have a facility that has the most incredible acoustics. it is unbelievable. imagine if you are a little kid, especially from a low income family, and you get to come and play on this stage? it is so empowering.[ music ] .>> reporter: harry connick junior plus searching for the real jack the ripper and money power upon -- monty python is all right here beginning at 9:00 on cbs2 less testing and more learning. president obama has called for an overhaul of classrooms around the country. that is