good morning to you. it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, good morning to you. it is 6:00 a.m. on this sunday, october 25. i am steve overmyer .>> we are glad to have you here.

murdock who has a check on the forecast. it is as dark as it was at 6:25. it is still raining on son and we will have showers impacting the forecast. most of it is moving through right now in the we will have clearing skies. not a bad into the weekend. looking at the vortex satellite picture. looking to point east, there are still a few spotty rain showers and then to the west. the skies will be clearing later today. it is 61 in riverhead. take a look at how much warmer it was -- it is than this time yesterday. it is 25 degrees warmer and some spots. on the sunday planner at 9:00 a.m., it will feel like 60.

it will be 63 and there may be a stray shower east of the city. by 5:00, 65 and sunny skies as we head toward sunset. i will have the full forecast coming up. we will have a nice start to the workweek and wet weather will move in midweek. breaking news in queens. two men have been shot after a house party turn violent. the gunmen is on the room.>> cbs news ilana gold is live in bayside. >> reporter: to victims are in the hospital after being shot in the torso with this home on 28th avenue just after midnight. trying to find the suspect. this is more video from the scene near balboa boulevard. neighborhood. police have spent hours talking evidence. the home was rented out for a birthday party and then at some point there was an argument.

a man walked up to the victims, opened fire and took off. one victim's 27 and in critical condition. the others 23 and in stable condition. it was a violent night across new york city. shooting incident they hours. the other one was in brooklyn, east harlem and williamsburg. survive. back on 28th avenue where police are investigating a double shooting during a house party. the gunmen is on the run. if you have any information, police want you to come forward right away. live in bayside this morning, ilana gold , cbs 2 news police searching for the weapon that was used to kill nypd police officer, randolph holder. both directions of mlk

a: 30-10:30 -- 8:30-10:30 this morning. people gathered in front of the police station where the officer work to call for an end to violence. >> we come to the other so that no mother has to be without their son.>> reporter: the suspected shooter, tyrone howard , is a convicted calendar -- convicted killer. he was able to avoid more jail time because of a diversion program. the funeral is wednesday at 3:00 p.m. at 3:00 p.m. after that, the remains will be flown to his native guyana for burial. new information on a fire that destroyed a new jersey synagogue. investigators believe that the

a caretaker was alone inside the building when the fire started. he managed to get out safely, but several scrolls were destroyed. a rabbi was able to rescue one of the sacred scrolls.>> i was ready to take out another one that i could carry out when the chandelier came smashing down.>> reporter: it is unclear what caused the fire. oklahoma investigators are waiting on blood test results to determine if god -- drugs or alcohol contributed to a deadly crash at a parade. three people were killed, including eight toddler, -- a toddler, when a car plowed into the crowd. >> reporter: the car plowed into a parked police motorcycle

spectators. >> i could hear screaming and vehicle accelerating. the car hit a pole, or you people. killed and dozens more injured. some victims were airlifted to hospitals in tulsa and oklahoma city. >> the homecoming parade is probably one of the most wholesome and happy events in the country. to have it fouled like this and these victims, it's a terrible tragedy.>> reporter: 25-year- old adacia chambers is in jail charged with driving under the influence. it is unknown if the accident is intentional or accidental. >> it will probably take several days to get additional information.>> reporter: the homecoming game was played several hours after the incident with blacks at half staff and a moment inside -- of silence in honor of the

brian webb, cbs news. >> reporter: in 2001, 10 men's basketball players were killed in a crash coming home from a game. and then in 2011, an assistant and basketball player were killed during a recruiting trip. a powerful storm system pummeling parts of texas. by midday, some areas could see as much is 12 inches of rain. that is causing major -- major flooding, as you can imagine. cars became submerged and houses were buried under the raging waters. a creek overflowed about 50 miles south of dallas, washing away railroad tracks, which caused a free trail -- freight train to dreiling overturn. two crew members had to swim to safety. hurricane patricia made landfall friday on the sparsely populated stretch of

the mexican coast as a category 5 storm. surprisingly it left little damage. officials say about 3500 homes and nearly 9000 acres of farmland for damage. some areas had flooding, downed trees and landslides. there were no reports of death or injury. now to the championship chase. the mets flying to missouri today. yesterday was their final workout at citi field. we found out that matt harvey will start with game one of the series. he has 16 strikeouts and most importantly to wins. -- two wins. he's the kind of guy that rises to the occasion.>> we have all the reasons for the rotations. i turned around and i said, are you ready for a? he looked at mean he said, dam right -- ready for it? he looked at me and he said,

banking on the depth of their pitching staff. jacob degrom will start gay 2. then rookies noah syndergaard . not enough credit is given to terry collins. hats off.>> there are no limits with harvey. the time now is 7:09 and coming up, president obama want students to put down their pencils. how he is reforming standardized testing and why some are against his proposal. an underwater subway car. why they are allowing the trains to sink to the bottom of the sea. greet the mets and beat the mets. it is all about the blue and armitage -- and orange.>> here is vanessa murdock with your forecast. the skies will be clearing setting the stage for a bright start your work week.

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doctors without borders say more people have died in a clinic bombing in northern afghanistan. 30 people have been killed including seven unrecognizable bodies. two military inquiries and an afghan military probe are investigating why the hospital was burned. and arab citizen snuck into syriac using a power glider.

in recent years, several dozen israeli arabs have slipped into syria to join the war. this may be the first time somebody tried to do so using an aircraft. one man is dead in california after a man opened fire in a parking lot near san francisco. the shooting happened outside of a crowded shopping center yesterday.>> it was ruthless, evil and shocking for everybody including the police agency.>> reporter: the california highway patrol officers chased the suspect in a bmw and lost them in oakland. return from north korea to his family california. the long beach press telegram says the remains of robert witt, a 20-year-old that was missing since the korean war was into his sister. he will be buried with full

honors at rose hill cemetery on friday. the couple who sued kim davis for denying their marriage license are married. they celebrated nuptials with friends and family members yesterday. even after same-sex marriage was legalized, davis denied their license. they receive their license while davis spent time in jail for contempt last month. one organization found a way to turn convicts into launch for norse. -- entrepreneurs -- into entrepreneurs. >> reporter: they are creating tables, chairs and headboards and they are also creating new lives for themselves. incarcerated people are trained to turn discarded material into

are and it makes me feel good. this is the first time in my life that i have looked forward to going to work.>> reporter: the nonprofit was founded in march using donations and a lot of his own money. he turned -- each employee is given carpentier training and a year's salary. then they can start their own business. >> they produce a product and sell it through various channels. when we incubate them, they will have their own space and some of their own equipment. they will produce that under their own business entity.>> reporter: the ideal three foundry participant is someone a little older who is spent at least five years in prison and has already completed transitional -- a transitional program.>> i worked with my hands and i did all of their products and shops like that for $.45 per hour. why can't i come out here and

do it for myself?>> we know that immediate employment and earnings in those critical moments when someone leaves prison is crucial. that can motivate folks to keep going.>> reporter: the business model refurbishes furniture and lives. cbs 2 news. a candid moment during a photo shoot that did not go as planned. the couple's dog was at the shoot and they wanted to make sure it was memorable. the docs and photo bombed the they say they wouldn't have it any other way.>> it just makes sense to have him in the pictures because he is our dog.>> i thought it was historical right off the bat, but i had no idea that it would become what it is. >> the dog just had to be in the middle of it, didn't he?>>

you guys are having fun, i need to jump in. let's head over to vanessa murdock . it is kind of chilly out there.>> the temperatures are mile, but it is raining. -- mild, but it is raining. there is light rain moving through and showers in the morning hours. clearing. we will have a beautiful start to the workweek. nonetheless, it is not going to be a terrible sunday either. let's look outside. at that gloomy at 57 with light rain. south/southwest wind at 8 mph. morning showers will give away to evening clearing. it is certainly not a perfect 10 for sunday. starting the workweek, we will have a lot of sunshine and it will be cooler tomorrow. highs in the 60s and starting

the next rain chance arrives next midweek -- arrives midweek. as we look at the high today, we anticipate 65 and the normal high is 61. 4 degrees above seasonable today. we will get some sunshine out of the day and i think we will as we move beyond the noon hour. on the vortex satellite and radar, we have spotty shower activity to the west. this will trend through -- continue through the noon hour and then the skies will clear. it is associated with a cold front that is well-defined right about here. what is happening ahead of the cold front is wind is out of the southwest and hence the milder temperatures. once it moves through, the colder air will dive in for a colder start to the workweek. you can see it multiplying on the u.s. current temperature map. green indicates the warm air

sioux falls is in the 50s right now -- is in the 40s right now and then compare that to are temperatures. the cool air is not far away, but today will be mild. hour-by-hour, we have showers at 7:00 a.m. afternoon, we will have the clouds breaking up. the monitor does want to hold onto showers as we head to 5:00 tonight. i think most of that will be out of here, but a stray shower cannot be ruled out. skies will start to clear. monday morning, under clear skies, the temperature will have dropped significantly. most of us will be in the 30s and low 40s. monday will be a beautiful day with a ton of sunshine. tuesday will be no different for the start. however, late tuesday, the clouds begin to thicken and we will have a lot of wet weather that will track in our direction for wednesday. a soggy midweek and then as we move past afternoon today, he looks good. we will fast-forward to the

forecast for the world series. on game 1, it will be 56 in kansas city and there is a chance for wet weather. wednesday 49 in clear skies. for us, today 65 with morning showers and clearing in the afternoon. 43 in the city and 40 in middletown under clear skies tonight. tomorrow 58 and beautiful with mostly sunny skies and breezy. tuesday thickening clouds late. wednesday and into thursday, these are the remnants of patricia that will bring a soggy weather midweek. for halloween, he looks good. seasonable and in the 50s. >> awfully it will stay that way for halloween. >> absolutely, it is looking good right now and i think we will hold onto that. next sunday, wet weather returns. >> i had a brain freeze, it is mild. i noticed that when i walked out this morning.

i am used to say and it is chilly. i can't get over the graphic for the mets and the world series. the mets championship chase right now. the owners of family-run restaurant with -- that is popular with the mets have reason to celebrate. >> they believe their mother has something to do with the team winning streak.>> reporter: at mamas in corona, everybody is coming down to eat and greet and even sometimes meet the mets. how excited are you? >> extremely excited.>> reporter: they have been here on 104 street for decades, even before the mets franchise was born.>> the shot heard round the world. >> reporter: the deli and the shop next-door. you have accumulated all of this met stuff over the years? the family is now part of the bat between cities.

provide the losing city the special. >> we don't want to do that. we are not going to lose.>> make them something really spicy. >> reporter: the rule is that if your picture is on the wall, you have eaten here. you can see pedro and dickie who is of course the enemy now. then there is santana and the sky, lou young. i don't think he has played for the mets.>> used to heckle the ladies about the mets. now it is payback time.>> reporter: are you eating crow? >> am having a little crow today.>> mama died in 2009 and the family says that she is looking over the mets.>> she has a little something to do with it. we know.>> reporter: more

in corona queens, cbs 2 news. the family also has a shop at citi field. my father said, a few are at citi field -- if you are at citi field, you have to go to mamas.>> i could not get enough. the cannoli.>> my father would bring mozzarella from mamas because we were so homesick for the feud.>> if you are there, trust me, it is worth it. a football player on long island is kicking assumptions to the curve. meet the team -- meet the team who is making you think twice about what your typical football player looks like.

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to locate the gun. we will tell you when and for how long. can the jets unseat the new england patriots? sunday morning continues right now. good morning. it is 7:30 on this sunday, october 25. i am andrea grimes.>> i am steve overmyer. first we have meteorologist vanessa murdock with the forecast. the sun is up, but it's hard to tell. we have gray skies. later this afternoon the skies will clear and we will dry out. the satellite picture reveals that most of the rain is east of the city. we have spotty shower activity to the west.

noon today, we will have spotty showers. we will warm to the mid-60s. it is mild out there right now with 57 at central park. 55 in white plains. it is 61 in the hamptons. when we compare this tomorrow morning -- to yesterday morning at 7:31. it is 22 degrees warmer at central park. it is nice and mild and we have a warm-up. by noon today it will be 63 with clouds and maybe a stray shower, especially east of the city. by 9:00, 65. then partly cloudy and 61. i will have the full forecast coming up. we will talk about sunshine for the first of the week and wet weather midweek. a birthday celebration tacoma -- a violent turn after two mack and were shot. police are searching for the gunmen.

ilana gold is live in bayside . >> reporter: the victims are at the hospital and police say they were shot during an argument that happened outside this home on 28th avenue. this is a quiet, high-end neighborhood and police have had the neighborhood blocked off all morning as they tried to get answers. take a look at video from the scene. the shooting happened right after midnight near 214th street. police tell us someone rented a home for birthday party. when the victims left, there was an argument. one man apparently walked up to them and pulled out a gun and shot both of them in the torso. one victim's 27 and is in critical condition. the other is 23 and is currently in stable condition. the nypd had a busy night dealing with violence. this is the force shooting incident they responded to within two mack hours. the other scenes were in -- within two hours. the other scenes were in east

harlem. here where two men were shot at the house party, police are searching for the suspect. if you have information on the crime, police want you to come forward. live in bayside, queens this morning. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. the f -- the new york pd continues to look for the weapon that killed officer holder. traffic will shut down from eight: look for the weapon that killed officer holder. traffic will shut down from 8:30-10:30 in both directions from 96 three 2/132. there were protesters -- from 96 street to rick 132nd. there were protesters in front of the police station. kevin jackson live --

he placed a sign in his yard letting people know that his dog was hit by a car and it is asking drivers to slow down. the other part of the sign something he saw on facebook.>> if your kid were hit by a car, it is just to get the little scared have people slow down and think.>> reporter: there is no word on how effective the sign has been. as for his dog, bailey, he has bounced back and is doing well. kids are spending too much time on standardized tests according to present obama. he says it is time for schools to scale back.>> learning is about so much more than filling in the right bubble. >> reporter: president obama want standardized testing that

2% of classroom time. >> we will work with the states, school districts, teachers and parents to make sure that we are not accessing about testing. -- obsessing about testing.>> i agree with what he his saying. there are kids that do not test 12.>> i am -- test well.>> i am judged on this test and it is not fair.>> reporter: most countries outperform the u.s. on international exams like china and korea. they test only three times during their school careers. the debate stands -- stems from the no child left behind law and the common core tests which led to opt out movements across the country. some educators warn about going too far with reforms because the test to help schools expose weaknesses and redirect resources.

they worry about the cap. it >> it is worrying. you could have less time on testing, but it could be as dysfunctional as it is now. >> reporter: the president and education secretary will outline a plan tomorrow and meet with teachers and school officials. you have probably never seen a school of fish swimming in the subway. these old cars are being used to create artificial reefs along the eastern seaboard. about 40 cars are used for the beach, south carolina. the cars were stripped of doors and windows and potentially harmful materials before making their dive.>> i would not be surprised if they could live the time is 7:36. from sour balls to pennies,

john montone is about to figure out the worst trick-or-treating treats.>> you should not be afraid to compete up anything. shattering stereotypes on a high school football team. hear what teammates have to say straight ahead. living large. we will show you the building where beyonci was married. here is vanessa murdock with a check of the forecast. >> skies will be clearing for the start of the work week. then wet weather midweek. we will have details in the full forecast coming up. remember you can have the forecast anytime with the cbs weather app. you can also send your pictures

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a pretty good day on this sunday morning. it looks like a nice day to walk around. and, hollow wean is just around the corner. they used to be all about the candy and some trees were more disappointing than others. >> what did you hate to get you were tricking -- trick-or- treating?>> a lemon drop. it >> i would hate when people would give change, especially pennies.>> good and plenty. >> can you sing chew, chew

not the candy.>> when i was a kid, you could have baseball cards. >> don't do that. >> i'm a cigar burst -- ima starburst and skittles kind of guy. >> i would take my sisters candy.>> how about sorrow balls -- sour balls? do you like them?>> reporter: if you get them, what would you do? >> i will give them to my brother.>> reporter: are you dressing up? >> i am. >> reporter: for years, i've dressed up as a news reporter and nobody has caught on. for cbs news, joan -- john montone.

don't do pennies. >> my worst was the bit oh honey. they would stick in your teeth and you couldn't get them out for days.>> anything is anything. let's go to vanessa murdock who is track in the forecast .>> just trade the bad candy. traded. convince your siblings. it is soggy out there this morning. we have rain since about 4:00 a.m. for many. the tallies have been pretty the city. i want to show you the rainfall totals. in bloomingdale new jersey, much less at five 107 inch. the totals will be all over the board today. there will be spotty shower activity until roughly noon and then the skies will clear.

it will be a great start to the day. it soggy as well was showers moving through. temperatures are incredibly mile this morning. we're talking 20 degrees warmer than yesterday at this point in time. i am loving the forecast today with regards to the temperature. i just wish the rain with get out of here a little more quickly. we will see cloudy skies as we make our way into the workweek. with the cold front moving through today, tomorrow and tuesday it will be beautiful with lots of sunshine and cooler. today 65 with morning showers giving way to afternoon sunshine. late day sunshine. overnight tonight, temperatures will tumble. in the suburbs we are looking at 30s overnight and in the city in the low 40s. for the day tomorrow, beautiful sunshine and mostly sunny. temperatures will be cooler in the mid-to upper 50s.

early and then clouds late in the day. so, thickening clouds on tuesday. what happens on late tuesday with the clouds moving in is the remnants of patricia are actually impacting the forecast on wednesday. wednesday 64 with rain. thursday 67 with lingering wet weather. then friday mostly sunny and 58. for trick-or-treating, 56 and mostly sunny. generally speaking, we have a lot going on. we need rain and we are getting wednesday thursday. we will get rain and also lots of sunshine. -- wednesday and thursday. we will get rain and also lots of sunshine. back to you. high school football fans on long island are talking >> the only girl in a rough and tumble leg. this girl's dream comes true.>> reporter: members of the

huntington blue devils trust in their newest kicker, taylor perino. >> i have always wanted to play football.>> reporter: the 17- year-old wanted to be quarterback and her parents feared she would be injured. she played in a flag football league and tell the coach saw her kick a soccer ball 50 yards. he invited her to kick the pigskin. >> she has been the most consistent and she doesn't excellent job for us. she is our best right now.>> reporter: teammates are impressed with the early results.>> i was not expecting how far she can kick that thing. >> reporter: with some of her teammates way more than 300 pounds, she faces physical danger and has been knocked down once. >> sometimes it is scary seen these big guys coming at you, but it has been a great

experience.>> reporter: many of her teammates have known for your she is a great athlete. he takes pride in blocking for her. >> she is mentally tough and she has confidence in herself and in our team to protector. >> reporter: the lesson is simple. >> no matter whether you are a girl or a boy, you should not be afraid to compete in anything.>> reporter: it is a fearlessness that has earned a senior respect and acceptance. cbs 2 news a huge day of football ahead. the showdown between the jets and the patriots and the giants take on the cowboys at metlife stadium.>> joining both of us this morning. >> it's my old friends.>> [ indiscernible - multiple speakers ]. >> let's talk about the jets and the patriots. the patriots are undefeated.

going to fight. >> i've been tweeting since tuesday, let's go. the jets have some sustainable strikes. they really do. they've given up the fewest sacks too. they have protector cornerback. to have a couple of vertical weapons that are truly -- maybe they are not megatron, but they are really good. what the jets have, travels. he gives me confidence that in the fourth quarter they will be there. they have come to fight.>> there are travels for tom brady who this year -- this guy is 38 and playing as good as we have ever seen. then i will tell you greg hardy was getting to him. what is the jets defensive line going to be doing. the team it does not get a ton

pressure.>> the blitzes very -- sets. but they put on the pressure.>> the blitz is very -- watch what they do, there is no real pattern. to me, the broad -- the one weakness at the jets is their linebackers who don't run too well. if you get a guy in space, that can be tricky. then with lois -- lewis, that moves 15-20 yards. this is heavyweight, let's go.>> wasn't there a change in tone without rex ryan this year?>> todd bowles is even keel. or break our season. i think taking the pressure off the game puts it into the corner of the patriots more or less. they are the ones that are

tweeting out that they are getting after it. >> we show that before. there was a 23-year-old that was probably fired. >> blame it on an intern.>> needles in the deflating since. we try to quantify in motion and passion, and something she can't. i will tell you this, having been a jets and my whole life. when they are good, i know it early in my gut. this jets team is legitimate and they are really good. if they win today -- a lot of people don't think they can win and i do. i think they can win the division. i certainly see them at the minimum as a wild-card team. the tactics are refreshing and understated.

for the meds and in the locker room. they both have the same thing. that is confidence. it could be 1969 all over again.>> fingers crossed. let's switch gears and talk about the giants. they have a chance for repeat against the cowboys coming off that bad last -- lost last week. >> i was feel like ice cube a little negatively with the giants. i don't know why. they have earned the right -- you can't bury them because they have a championship pedigree and you have to respect that. i think a couple of things that the giants have and don't have will show up for the duration of the season. i hope not. i will tell you that they have lost to the eagles and dallas in week 1. the eagles did even play that well and the giants were still destroyed by several

scores. scoring game. if the giants can't run the ball and find a remotely viable rushing.>> to a no -- 2-0 this year. the offense language -- offense of language in defense of language, they will get some guys back. i can't stay healthy and that's the biggest problem. >> i don't think they will be an elite team this year, to be honest with you. in the last couple of years, i think giant fans would agree with that. even with the championship, you have to give them respect. you can't carry your resume around, it has to be a little current. they got lucky in essence. i think the giants are teetering on -- i don't want to

that could go awry kind of quick. do you think i'm wrong? >> no, we have been here before. unfortunately, it feels like this could be the end of the run. he's the oldest coach in the nfl and you wonder if his message is getting through. almost every player that i have spoken with says they love tom coughlin. is the message getting through?>> andrea, i said on the golf course years ago. if you burn this all, and i am terrible with golf. i had just met my wife. i said, if you berti does, you will there -- birdy this, you will marry her. we have the jets game

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>> reporter: asian accents add flair to the decor. the swing complements the bed. the kitchen is modern with lots of stainless steel and a more intimate space.[ music ]>> the rest of the apartment is all decorated and this is just a knock.>> reporter: this is a bedroom that they made to a library. the 15 foot ceilings in the main living room.>> there is a staircase that is built with glass. it continues with the open feel and there are concrete floors throughout. >> reporter: what about the master bedroom? >> it is big, but intimate. >> reporter: the master tub. stainless steel sinks and a stainless steel toilet for a

it was converted. >> reporter: the home comes with storage space and a garage spot which is unusual in new york city. very coveted. to live large and this warehouse, it will cost you $3.85 million.>> and your neighbor is beyonci. priceless. the time is 7:57. uber is expanding and picking up more fares on long island in the future. first we will check in on the top stories.

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