they have put up the barricades and they are about to block off the streets to account for the crowds. thousands of officers will be here to mourn the death of officer holder and give thanks for his service and sacrifice. the nypd prepare for you a massive turnout at the greater allen ame cathedral of new york where thousands will say a final good-bye to officer randolph holder, many from the law enforcement community. >> we often see a lot of support for our fallen from the east coast and so we just like to return the favor. >> reporter: including this patrol officer and sergeant from washington state. they traveled here to pay their respects and show support for his family. >> a few years ago, we had four officers in lakewood who were brings it home. >> reporter: today mayor bill de blasio and nypd commissioner bill bratton will speak at the service.

be remembered for his skill, and dedication. >> his community appreciated him. and that says a lot. >> reporter: investigators are still searching for answers behind the killing of officer holder after he responded to shots fired. last night, exactly a week later, they spent hour where is this happened along 120th street and fdr drive. they stopped traffic and handed out fliers hoping to find any witnesses or information on the case. the accused gunman tyrone howard, a convicted felon, has been indicted and charged with first degree murder and now police are focused on the weapon linked to the shooting. right now, they are trying to figure out who stole it and track down the original owner. and back out here live where police are getting ready for funeral of officer randolph holder, he is the fourth officer from the nypd to be killed in the last 11 months. and after the service here, he will be buried in his home country of guyana. ilana gold, cbs , cbs 2 news.

>> again, the funeral this afternoon at 3:00. and we will stream it live on our website, cbsnewyork.com. new at noon, a coastal flood advisory has just expired for parts of queens. waters are expected to rise again tonight. we are live in rockaway beach where there was some flooding this morning. >> reporter: yeah, we are here on beach 84th street and rockaway freeway. take a look down the block. what you are seeing is some water. it may look pretty dry at the moment but coastal flooding was an issue here just a few hours ago. take a look at the video that we shot about 90 minutes ago. and it shows the affect of some of the coast -- the it shows the effect of some of the coastal flooding. that was about 9:00 here when we had high tide. so the coastal flood advisory was allowed to expire at noon. the problem is that a coastal flood advisory will go back

the tidal departures expected to be 1 to 2 feet above tides the. the high tide this evening roughly about 9:15. so in addition to the coastal flooding that we are expecting, we are also going to be dealing with some rain. we are expecting anywhere from .50 to 2 informs of rain. so already this morning, we've -- 2 inches of rain. so already this morning, we've had some flooding. and we have pictures of cars. parked car, so people may or may not have issues with their cars when they return and take a look at them. and this morning, you may need the rain gear. the only problem, because it's windy, it's blowing around so sometimes the umbrella is useless in the water. it's chillily. it's rainy. it's windy. we've already had issues with coastal flooding here. and we will have them again this evening for this evening's high tide. cbs 2 news. >> thank you. well the clouds are here and some areas have had some of the showers. but there's a lot more rain on the way.

let's get to el fell the weather center -- get to john elliott in the weather center. >> this is what she's talking about. more advisories, north shore into the coastal connecticut through the city this afternoon and tonight from about 8:50 to 10:00, watching those tide cycles. and chris mentioning the rain, now more rain filling in. and into morris and suffolk well. it's a big system. got a big area of low pressure. and waves of wet. you will get some breaks now and then and then heavier rain later. as far as the projected total, absolutely, .50 to 2 inches to 2.5 to possibly 3 inches, these will be the exceptional totals. that depends on where the heavy lines set up and also an isolated thunderstorm contributing to that. and the wind, look at the wind that we're anticipating by this afternoon. 40 to 50 miles per hour wind gusts.

it stays windy overnight tonight and into your thursday as well. so the wind and the rain. right now, we will pitch it back to the desk. >> thank you. now the championship chase. the mets are gearing up for game two tonight the after a heart breaking loss in game one. >> last night's half-up between the mets and the royals was the longest world series opener in baseball history, finally ending in the 14th inning with the sacrifice fly that gave the royals a 5-4 win. >> andrea grymes spoke with letter ring leader-eyed mets fans confident of a come back. >> reporter: tell me how you're feeling? >> tired. >> little naps during the game but i made it most of the way. >> reporter: met fans started the day with little sleep. >> started to stay up. little cat naps in between. disappointed result. >> reporter: the mets and royals battled it out for 14 innings into the early morning hours with kansas city ultimately coming out on top.

>> yeah, couldn't watch the whole game. >> reporter: so when you woke up -- >> i was disappoint, sure. they played a good game. >> the 9th inning was a disaster. >> reporter: many fans like david golden say the most frustrating point came in the 9 when the in a rare occurrence, the closer blew the save sending the game into extra innings. >> when he gave up the home run, he's been great. >> reporter: the amazins tried to rally but couldn't pull off the win. >> seemed like a roller coaster ride for sure. both teams just relentless. they had the big at-bats, you know, when they counted. our split here. you don't come in thinking you want a split but lose the first one and then the split sounds pretty good. >> reporter: the team hopes to win tonight leaving the series at 1-1. fans already put game

>> very tough loss but faith in the mets. got to believe we will be back. >> reporter: the mets lost game one of the world series back in 1969 and 1986, and of course, went on to wind it all. so fans are hoping that history this year repeats itself. on the west side, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >> well despite the loss, mets fans in missouri are fired up. meg baker is in kansas city with die hard fans who say they are there to see a win. >> reporter: new yorkers are in it for the long haul. literally. >> first game, we're walk it off. >> yeah, it was a rough one. very difficult. >> reporter: what do you think the is going to happen tomorrow night? >> tonight -- >> reporter: yes, because it's after midnight. >> i think they'll get degrom- nated. >> reporter: some not blaming the players but the fans themselves.

>> i took a picture when we were up and i knew i shouldn't have done that. >> a different jersey, different hat, probably different underwear, different pacing, different seat, whatever it takes. >> i had the same harvey jersey on that i had in new york when he won the first two games and first time it lost. tomorrow night, i've got a mike jersey that i've worn and we haven't lost with that jersey yet. >> sleep in the mets clothing tonight. >> reporter: and others more conty dent in the strength of the team and jacob degrom on the mound. >> i don't believe in superstitions. we're going to beat them because we're the better team. >> the fans here, these kansas city people are the nicest people i've ever met. i mean, this is after going to philadelphia and boston for games so obviously everybody is nicer. >> reporter: now most new yorkers coming out of last night's game said if they don't already have tickets to game two, they were going to find

kansas city to see a win. now with the high price of ticket, they certainly did get their money's worth last night with 14 innings. in kansas city, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> all right. one error had nothing to do with last night's game. in a rare event for a sports broadcast, fox tv went black in the middle of the game. an electronics failure caused both generators to give up power. it delayed the game for about seven long minutes in the 4th inning. billy joel getting into a new york state of mind for the world series. he will sing the national anthem citi field on friday he headlined the final two concerts at chase stadium and sang the national anthem at the 2000 world series. and his songs are also use when had the team wins.

amy getting into the halloween spirit. even her scare crow an amazins fan. cute little guy there. we want to see your met's pride. post your pictures on cbsnewyork.com and we may use them on tv. the head of a well-known brooklyn marching band is facing child endangerment charges. police arrested him yesterday. investigators say he duct taped a 9-year-old student's mouth. he is the director of the music and arts program that practices at the the school in east new york. school officials called the charges deeply troubling and say he will not be allowed back in the school. a wisconsin congressman paul ryan is preparing to become the next speaker of the house. republicans are meeting to nominate their candidate to replace john boehner. he is expected to win easily. his nomination is all but assured to be approved tomorrow. and campaign 2016. the third gop primary debate is being held tonight in boulder, colorado. the 10 candidates will tackle

jobs and the economy. in this round, dr. ben carson goes in as the leader after knocking donald trump out of first place many a national poll. well, there's much more ahead here on cbs 2 news at noon, take down columbus circle. why a police officer was scuffling with a skateboarder. and what is going to happen the a south carolina deputy after he was caught tossing a student across the room. plus, a teen walking around

find out why. don't forget to follow us on facebook and like our page. you can find us at facebook.com/cbsnewyork. a violent arrest in columbus circle. you can see apolice officer with his arm around the neck of a skateboarder and wrestling until the man is on the ground. police say the skateboarder was illegally riding on sunday and refused to show id when asked and resisted arrest. the skateboarder posted the video on youtube saying he is, quote, tired of abusive cops. police say the incident is under internal investigation. the deputy seen on video removing a student from her desk in south carolina has been fired the. sheriff says another video shows the student hitting the officer before he puts his hands on her. >> reporter: this is the video

the sheriff is rereferring to. you can see the student strike the officer at least once after the deputy puts her into a head lock and grabs her leg. >> even though she refused to abide by the directions of the teacher, the school administrator, and also the verbal commands of the deputy, i am looking at what our deputy did. >> reporter: the actions have outraged many in the community, including parents. about a dozen voiced their opinions at a tuesday night school district board meeting. these people. >> reporter: classmates say the confrontation began when the teacher and school administrator repeatedly asked her to put away the cellphone during class. and one student who asked that his face and voice be concealed says other kids in the class trying to diffuse the situation. >> she was told by the students to just get up and leave when the administrator came in. >> my first thought was, my god, that's the same guy. >> reporter: wendy johnson says her autistic son was in a physical struggle with the

deputy when he was a freshman. she took these foes to after the altercation, his shirt torn and marks on the arm and shoulder. >> the people that are supposed to be protecting my children, i've got to worry if they're being hurt by those people. >> her son was expelled after that. for the officer, the federal investigation could take several weeks. we are about to get an extra hour of sleep. find out why it could be a problem for some people. and john is here with the rainy forecast. >> great napping weather right now. what about the roller coaster

full forecast is coming up. in colorado, a teenager is safe after being found nine miles away from home aapparently sleep walking to arielive's home. the 19-year-old's girl's dad called 911. a blood hound tracked the scent to a bus stop. police say she boarded a city bus not wearing any shoes and walked to her uncle's house nearby. it's a day many of us look forward to, clocks fall back giving us an extra hour of sleep this weekend. >> but don't be surprised if you don't feel more rested.

and it could a negative impact on how you feel. they suggest waking up 10 to 15 minutes later every day this week to get your body ready. and that's especially true if you work off-hours. >> and we will remind you hourly to remind you. fall back. >> you guys call the boss that late every day. >> catch up. i'll tell you what, into the weekend we go. exhausting. we're going to be wet. we're going to be dry. we're going to be cold. a little bit of everything. temperatures. some cooler readings in the mid- to upper 40s. here's the 60 in riverhead. i think we will see the mid-60s with the wind filling in. sherry says, yeah, what a great day to be inside. you can see the gray skies, lots of color out there. but we are dealing with more clouds today. and we're going to be dealing this afternoon. in the city right now, it's a

light rain, light to moderil for a good part of the area. and number in town, 60 again. miles per hour. and problems as far as getting around by air, absolutely one to three hour delays. and you have the wind and the fog. it's an east wind. but yeah, there are going to be delays this afternoon with that heavier rain setting in. and more readings in 60s. low 60s for the jersey shore. and just want to expand the view to show you, warmer air to the south and west. we tap into that. and there's a real warm day waiting for you tomorrow. and shooting for the mid-60s today. and that's above normal. 83 and 29 the records. sunsets at 5:59 but the sun a stranger today. around the area through queens and brooklyn, more nassau and suffolk county, the light to moderate rain filling in. you know and then a flash of color. parts of the area seeing heavy rain. and now there will be breaks. the it will be on again, off again as the moisture continues to kind of circle around the

area of low pressure. the entire system pushes off from west to east. it's a process that we're watching. and this is what the models think is going to happen. by the afternoon, you're watching the 5:00 or 6:00 with lonnie and there's pockets of heavy rain and overnight tonight, early morning hour, maybe thunder, flash of lightning. even tomorrow morning when you're back with us on the morning show. there's that last line off heavy rain. and then always the possibility of an afternoon shower as the system exists late thursday into friday. and thursday warm, reversal of the wins on friday. and you will see a big drop in the numbers. so 66 today. wind and rain, watch for flooding again tonight with the high tide cycles. and then tomorrow, into tonight, we have the possibility of an ice isolated thunderstorm and then tomorrow -- of an isolated thunderstorm and then tomorrow, a transition day. just rain in the morning to left over showers in the afternoon. still windy on thursday. a warm wind gives way to a

and you will see the numbers drop dramatically from thursday into friday. fine for the kids on halloween. there's the extra hour of jetlag sleep. and for the marathon, right around 62. getting the marathon underway around 50 or 52. >> great. >> going to love this. for halloween. >> and runners too. thank you. to track the wet weather, be sure you have the cbs new york weather app, check live radar and send us picture and video. it is free and available in the itunes store. when we come back, prince harry visits the u.s. how it's

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