lined up outside, all to pay tribute to officer holder. and this afternoon, you can still see several hundred in line outside of the church this afternoon. just a few minutes ago, 15 minutes ago, we saw the father and fiance and family members of officer holder show up here at the church. and they have been saying all week, this was clearly a life that touched so many. and in the words of one sergeant, a stand-up man who died simply doing his job. a motorcade of nypd officers escorting the white hearse. a ritual of heart break and emotion repeated four times too many this past year. >> so many in a low, you know, it -- in a row, you know, it really weighs heavy. >> reporter: the casket draped by an nypd flag carried by his brothers in blue into the cathedral to a silent white glove salute to the 33-year-old killed in the line of duty last week.

very good man. very good person. and that's what we are going to really myth. >> reporter: a crowd of several hundred waited in a line blocks long. many fellow officers, others civilians from across the city who never met officer holder but had to be here. among them, pat kabel who was fighting tears after paying her respects inside. >> i'm a mother who lost a son, you know, and i just feel. it's heart wrenching. >> if there wasn't no cop, we would all be cops. it's an old saying. i thank god for the police department. >> reporter: officer holder's family overwhelmed by the immense support. >> you see how good they are. >> reporter: the type of officer his captain says will forever be an example of wisdom and keen judgment to the others he served with. >> he was the officer that always told them, hold on a minute, look, slow down a limb

bit and let's see -- down a little bit and let's see what's situation. >> reporter: and back live, you can see some of the officers making that are way into the church here. the line to get into the wake this afternoon still stretching several blocks. it will continue until 6:00 tonight. officer holder's funeral is scheduled for 3:00 here at the same church tomorrow afternoon. and what is expected to be a moving and touching service attended by officers from across the country. reporting live from jamaica queen, janelle burrell, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. brooklyn lawmakers are calling for the governor to take action as police search for the gunman who killed one teen and injured another on a busy brooklyn thoroughfare. we spoke with a friend of the victims who witnessed the shooting. >> i held him. >> reporter: you held him? >> he got shot in front of me.

arms last night after two groups of teens clashed on the busy corner of flatbush avenue and dekalb avenue around 6:00. he says he stopped to get a slice of pizza and seconds later, he says he heard the gunshots and ran outside. >> i heard the gunshots and he was following and i ran and caught him before he hit the floor. >> reporter: video shows a crowd of teening run down the sidewalk and then immediately scatter as another victim shot in the ankle hops away. the teens were initially running towards the fight and then ran away to dodge the bullets. >> everybody was surrounding. i couldn't see the middle. i didn't nothing that happened. next thing you know, boom, boom, boom and that was it. >> reporter: local residents say it is becoming far too familiar. >> we don't the feel safe. i am ready to move out of brooklyn. >> there's a million kids out here after school. and it's the terrible. from mcdonald's to here, you might see 400, 500 kids and i'm wondering why they're not

cleared out. >> ever since they stopped the stop and frisk, the violence has increased dramatically. >> reporter: he asked for more state funds to the fight gun violence and more city after- school programs for teens. >> at 3:00 p.m., we kick them out of the school building and put a sign on, do not enter and the only place that they have to go are these outstretched business communities. >> reporter: meanwhile police continue to search for the shooter and are asking anyone with information to come forward. in downtown brooklyn, diane macedo, cbs 2 news. >> police say the second victim is an 18-year-old man. he is expected to be okay. this just in, the missing man we reported on cbs 2 news yesterday has been found. the 87-year-old juan gonzalez was last seen saturday when he left his apartment to surround tier in queens. the family says he has been found safe. he is currently at the hospital listed in good condition. police in stanford,

connecticut have released a sketch of a rape suspect. a 30-year-old woman was attacked this month as she jogged in a park before sunrise. the man dragged her to the shore of the long island sound behind bushes and grass. the woman did not take a cellphone on the jog and she reported the attack after she ran home. police are searching for three men wanted for impersonating police in bronx. video shows the suspects entering an apartment building on mayflower avenue october 9th. police say they banged on the doors of two apartments and identified themselves as police. they went inside, handcuffed the victims and stole their cellphones. the championship chase. the mets getting ready for game one to of the world series. >> the mets face the royals in kansas city tonight. >> there's mr. met entertaining a crowd of fans at lincoln center singing the team's an they will "meet the mets."

checking out how new yorkers are spending their time for tonight's game. >> reporter: hello from kansas city. i am here with jim, john and mike. three generations coming to watch the mets. and do you think we can get a new york bagel for breakfast? >> barbecue only, no bagels. >> reporter: they are from brooklyn and captain wait to make this family memory. >> just here to root on a great team. i gave my heart for that team. >> reporter: gone to the world series ever? >> never. thanks to my son, i'm coming now. >> reporter: jim has followed the the team all of his life. >> i started with the dodgers and when they left, it broke my heart. when the mets came in, it was party time again. i get a little emotional but to have him here with me, it's great. and we're going to do it tonight. i know it. the dark knight's in the house. and we're going to win. i just know it. we're going to win and eat some barbecue, buddy.

>> reporter: so i got a few tips. what should i eat for breakfast? lunch? what's good down here? >> waffles are best in the morning. they're really good with a lot of syrup and a lot of people put peanut butter on them. and lunch, barbecue, and dinner barbecue. i like brisket. there's a lot of different restaurants you can try. >> reporter: and i find myself with a plate of wafflers. and now governor cuomo has a bet with the missouri governor and not only includes barbecue but also coffee. and now their claim to fame is that it's the world's best coffee, better than new york's? that's next on my kansas city bucket list. more with mets fans down in kc. meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> and met fans are sending their photos and videos to our facebook page. jim says he has been waiting a longtime and hopes this is the year. and his excitement is all over

one to the get underway tonight the. that last name may work. post your photos and videos on facebook.com/cbsnewyork. a news chopper from our sister station was the first on the scene of a plane crash. they decided to land and help the injured. >> reporter: the plane crashed short of its destination along a levy in the everglades. it was a heart-stopping moment as air traffic control knew there was an accident and asked the chopper crew from our sister station in miami to help in the search. they spotted the plane with a passenger on the wing and quickly landed the helicopter to assist. >> we were relieved to see that somebody was there and walking around but then the other question was, is there anybody else onboard? what is their status? are they injured? >> reporter: robin russell is the flight photographer and also a volunteer firefighter

on the plane, a pool ott and two passenger. -- a pilot and two passengers. his legs were tangled. as emergency crews arrived on the scene, the three were assisted. the pilot rushed to an ambulance. >> when you come across an accident the of any sort, that's the first thing you want to do, just right embedded in your brain you want to get out and you want to help. >> it's not the normal day but i think it goes through our head often doing this type of mission, a lot of times we are first responders. we keep a kit in the back of the helicopter just in case. >> and still no word on what brought the plane down. still much more ahead here on cbs 2 news. a security officer at a school caught on camera slamming a student on the floor and tossing her across the room. did he use excessive force? and a new cbs poll of republican voters. what it means for the front runners. well, we have clouds running into the area.

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we have the story from spring valley high school in columbia. >> reporter: amateur video posted to social media shows rich land county deputy ben fields wrapping his arm around the student's neck. fields flips the student and her desk over and drags her across the floor. >> behind your back. give me your hands. >> reporter: other video show fields restraining the student in front of the classroom while a school administrator and stunned class meats, including tony robinson looked on. >> i have never seen anything so nasty looking. so sick to the point where, you know, other students are turning away. >> reporter: the 34-year-old deputy joined the sheriff's office in 2004. in 2008, he was assigned to the district as a school resource officer. fields has also been an assistant coach on the football

>> shocked me just like it shocked everybody else. >> reporter: he says fields has been placed on administrative duties pending an outcome. >> he was asked to remove the student from the classroom. and now did he do that properly? that's what we're going to look at. >> reporter: the sheriff is asking the fbi and the department of justice to conduct an independent investigation. the girl was not hurt and she was released to her parents. cbs news has reached out to fields for comment but we have not heard back. cbs 2 news. >> now the student faces a charge of disturbing school. fields was named in a 2007 lawsuit. a jury ruled in his favor. still ahead, a consumer alert, a major crime maker recalling more than a million cars for the third time. and get ready for a little rain. john elliott has the complete

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now to a consumer alert. general motors is recalling 1.4 million cars. most of the vehicles were recalled back in 200 and 2009.

gm says more than 1300 of the vehicles caught fire after being if i canned prompting this new recall. and fires are prompting a recall from fiat chrysler. they are recalling nearly 100,000 jeeps. regulators have received two complaints about smoke. no injuries have been reported. and now to the campaign trail. republicans have a new front runner. according to the latest poll, for the fist time, ben carson is leading donald trump nationwide. 26% of republican primary voters support the retired surgeon. and trump has 22%. this is the first time trump has fallen out of the lead since he's entered the race. and there's good news for trump, 54% of his supports say they have made up their minds while only 19% of carson voters are that certain. and when the democratic candidates square off next month, you will be able to ask them questions through twitter. cbs and the site are teaming up for the debate on november 4th. you can tweet the candidates

live right here on cbs 2 news. the official hashtag will be em debate. we are going to see wet weather take over on your wednesday. what happens is, you've got what's left of patricia pushing into the area. it's a big system. show you that big snapshot in a second. first off, weather watchers still dealing with cool readings in the 40s. absolutely to the north. 45 here. we have, that's one of the warmer readings with gray skies overhead. here in brooklyn, we have 57. and i love this. she is so faithful in sending in her observations but she is still working on doing the selfie. there she is, hey, let's go mets. and you can see the clouds overhead in brooklyn as well. and we appreciate that. just love that. in the city right now, 58. a little bit of sun trying to peek through.

48 in sparta. the spread there, 58. these numbers compared to yesterday, it's cooler for parts of the area. it's actually warmer in the city because of the clouds. and i don't see us warming up that much. we will add a degree or two. we are right in the neighborhood. the normal high is 60. unusual and fun. sunsets at one minute to 6:00. and don't the forget the extra hour of sleep this weekend. and we could use some rain. the deficit for the year, almost 8.5 inches. we will make up a little tomorrow. here's why, clouds filling in tomorrow the. patricia, rain stretching from florida all the way in and around the system which is still in the southeast. want to take a quick trip to kansas city. there's some moisture right now. and we're going to leave a chance of rain in forecast for tonight. temperatures fine, mid-50s. but a little unsettled. and dealing with more unsettled weather starting tomorrow

and some of this slowing it done a built. by 10:00, light rain into consideration the afternoon, turns into heavier rain. and pockets of heavy rain and isolated thunderstorms late as this system exits early on thursday. and then we see it transition to brighter weather. and the concern is going to be rainfall totals, .50 to well over 2 inches possible depending on where those bands set up. and that could lead to some localized flooding. it's not just the rain, it's the wind as well. models hinting at the possibility of winds gusting in excess of 40 miles per hour. so it's a blustery challenging day tomorrow. and then left over shower and mild thursday before we see the 50s for baseball. the 50s for halloween. and then for the marathon, upper 50s to right around 60. and well rested runners with the extra hour of sleep. >> get through tomorrow. yeah. >> thank you. snacking and desert.

>> stephanie and tony tantillo tan say it's also good for salads. >> it's fall. it's pear season. >> we're still using them raw. a lot of pears are great for poaching and baking. but these are fun in salads too. >> and a quick tip, you buy them, want a beautiful color. a little bit of blemishing is okay but make sure the skin is nice and tithe. and just a slight give to the touch. store them on the counter. they'll ripen up beautifulfully. and enjoy them. if you wait too long, then they become mushy. you got the fine window in between. and when you catch it, juicy, texture, beautiful. >> with these, make sure if there's a blemish it's only skin deep. so we have some butter lettuce, cut up. and then we add in the pears which i slivered. and cut these right before you

put them in because they're going to oxidize quickly. >> and they are so wonderful. >> and put extra virgin olive oil and then toss in some of the blue cheese. >> sure. >> and you see pears with blue cheese a lot. they are a great mixture. >> all right. >> and that's -- >> a little pepper maybe? >> absolutely. >> touch of pepper. okay. >> there you go. >> can i plate? >> go ahead. this is your nice fall sal ed. still coming in because it's harvest season so we have a lot of great produce. >> there we go. beautiful. wonderful colors. stephanie, look at that. thank you. >> thanks, dad.

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dozens of people gathered this weekend for the town's annual halloween event. and now the main attraction, tombstone derby casket races of course. they are modified into race cars. it's a family affair with several activities for kids and a good time for all. something out of the adams family. >> just when you think you have seen it all. >> you haven't. that's it for us at noon. for john and the entire cbs 2 news news team, thank you for joining us, i am mary calvi. >> and i am chris wragge. cbs 2 news is back at 5:00. and we will see you tomorrow morning at 4:30, hopefully reporting on a met's win. look how beautiful it is... honey, we need to talk. we do? i took the trash out.

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