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vanessa murdoch is live on staten island for the start of the new york city marathon and good morning, vanessa. >> reporter: good morning, ladies and everybody. this is one of my favorite events of the year and i love the energy and excitement. look at all of the runners here already. they showed up around 5:30 this morning and we're getting in there. the they're staying warm when they can and it's feeling good out here this morning. roughly 50 degrees at fort wadsworth and looking at a few sprinkles that fell earlier. still, could looking look a perfect weather for race day and looking good here all of the runners this morning. let's go to the graphics and tell you what the temperatures are. ics in central park; 45 hamburg; 58, quoag and we look at the vortex, i mentioned earlier we had some sprinkles here and showers in the forecast until noon and they will not be bringing heavy rain. more of the light variety. and something to keep in mind, the runners, though, i don't

think they'll have a big impact on this them. 57 degrees, cloudy skies and showers moving through. by noon, 61 and mainly cloudy out there. by 3 this afternoon, 66 degrees and with some breaks of sunshine. the forecast will be an improving one as the day progresses and as many of the marathoners approach the finish line and we'll have much more on today's run coming up in my full forecast. for now, andrea and diane, back to you. >> and thank you. we have new information this morning on a deadly halloween crash in the bronx. we now know the identities of the three people killed when an out-of-control car plowed into trick or treaters. >> and one victim is 10 years old. alaina gold joining us live from the scene in morris park. >> reporter: we're standing on morris park avenue where this deadly crash happened. take a look and this is a car that slammed into six people while they were trick-or- treating and that is above the ground and that is hanging up someone's driveway.

grandfather were two of the victims killed. police are here investigating and trying to get answers. the nypd new looking for answers on this frightening crash on morris park in bo go, art avenues. at 5:00 last night, this out-of- control car plowed into a group of trick or treaters and landed several feet off of the ground. >> and i saw the car come up in the air and fly into the yard. >> reporter: the man behind the wheel of the black dodge charger rammed the car in front of it and launched over the sidewalk through a fence and slammed into a wall. they struck two groups of people celebrating halloween. and several of them children. >> and we heard the boom, boom, boom. the cars hitting each other and flying. we were hearing screams. >> reporter: police say 65-year- old luis perez and his 10-year- old granddaughter died from the impact. his other three-year-old granddaughter got rushed to the hospital in stable condition. >> and all i can think this was -- think of was oh, my god, i hope he makes it. >> reporter: the neighbor saw everything and rushed over trying to save the family before paramedics arrived.

>> and you wish you could have done more. >> reporter: he came to the rescue of 24-year-old christian laka, also killed in the crash and police say the nine-year- old sister and 21-year-old friend were hit, too, and have minor injuries. >> and you can't imagine something like that is real and looks like something from a war movie. >> reporter: the deadly scene is somethings witnesses can't get past and that this could have happened to any of them walking on the sidewalk during halloween. >> and -- questioning it. >> reporter: right now, police need to question the 63-year- old driver and figure out what led to the tragedy back out here live where police have the area blocked off after the deadly crash. we have seen them here taking measurements and talking to neighbors and we can tell you the driver is recovering at the hospital and police say it's possible he had a seizure or some sort of medical condition. right now, this is under investigation. we're live in morris park, the bronx, alaina gold, cbs 2 news. >> and thank you.

we're following breaking news in somalia where rebels attacked a hotel. people were seen running for cover amid the sound of gun fire. nine people were killed, including the hotel owner, a photographer and former military general. and police sea a suicide bomber set off explosives while driving through the gates of the hotel. they said that gunmen ran guests. police say the militants appear to have hostages. the islamic extremist rebels al- shabib claimed responsibility. an investigation is underway into the crash of a russian passenger jet in egypt that killed all 224 people on board. the relatives of the victims created a memorial at the saint petersburg airport where that plane was heading and isis is claiming responsibility for the crash. both russia and egypt deny it. alan pizzi has more. >> reporter: the airliner came

ruget sinai peninsula when the military had to use hopper -- want heres to reach it. the wreckage made it clear there could be no survivors. dozens of ambulances brought bodies and many reportedly burned to a morgue in cairo. the remains were flown home to santa petersburg. distraught friends and relatives showed photos and selfing-- selfies support by passengers. and among them, 10-month-old gramo va, the youngest passenger on the plane. an egyptian aviation official said the plane was cruising at 31,000 feet when that pilot radioed he was having technical difficulties andd to make an emergency landing at the nearest airport. and then contact was lost. and flight trackers indicate 23 minutes after takeoff, the a- 321 airbus was moving at a speed of 400 knots and it suddenly dropped to 28,000 feet and with dramatic suddenness, slowed to a speed of 93 knots, barely 100 miles per hour and

state, which operates in the sinai, claims responsibility for the crash and in revenge for russian airstrikes against militants in syria and aviation experts were quoted as saying the group doesn't have surface- to-air missiles capable of doing it and they could not discountsd possibility of a missile hitting the plane if it decended for an emergency landing or of a bomb on board. >> and authorities say they have recovered both black box flight recorders and several airlines decided to stop using the airspace until investigators be more. the u.s. navy may have discovered the wreckage of the cargo ship that disappeared during hurricane joaquin last month. starting today, the navy will use an underwatercraft to confirm if the wreckage found last night near the bahamas is el faro. 33 crew members were on board when it lost engine power and started taking on water during the voyage to puerto rico from jacksonville. >> and we have new information on a double stabbing at rutgers university and they have been

charged with attempted murder and police say the 18-year-old stabbed two people on friday inside the home on the new brunswick campus and some say the incident hasn't raised safety concerns. >> and from what people are saying, it's unfortunate that it happened and not something that defines the rutgers culture overall and safety is not compromised on the rutgers campus. >> the suspect and victims were arguing before the stabbing and those victims are in stable condition. and to the championship chase and met fans waking up disappointed this morning. the team is on the brink of elimination after dropping game 4 to the royals last night and they must win game 5 tonight to keep the world series hopes alive and steve overmeyer has >> reporter: well, even though the mets got into the series with a winning game three, game four was as important and teams that took a three games to one lead went on to win the world series 88% of the time and

michael conforto started the season in single-a and he keeps going to him in the lineup. one of the nights he's going to break out and that happened. he breaks out of that 0 for 20 slump with an upper decker in the third and hit the second of the game in the fifth inning and the thing is, he hasn't done well against lefties all year and there is a touch time for everything. in july, they would not promote it because they didn't think he night. you could argue that the mets wouldn't be here without daniel murphy and they're also a game closer to elimination because of him. and his error in the 8th would tie the game. the royals ended up scoring three in the 8th and took a 5-3 lead -- the second save of the world series and casey closes tonight at city field. five-3 the final from the queens. >> and in post season, you can't give away outs and you have to make outs and can't give good teams opportunities

they can do it. >> it's matt harvey for the mets later in game five and that is later tonight at city field. the odds may not be in their fave, but don't tell that to die-hard met fans. >> over to the things and hopefully tomorrow he will come and put us through and we'll take it back to casey and -- . >> that is a heartbreaker. we were hoping for the magic of '86. it's not over yet and we have one more game. >> and the last team to win the world series after trailing three games to one is the royals and that was in 1985. >> and it was nice to see steven pitching last night. he did well and his parents were there. >> and the fans have not given up. >> uh-huh. >> and that is what we know for sure. >> got to believe, right? coming up, endless rain in texas and a driver nearly submerged in flood waters captures this video. what happened next. >> and fashion with a statement. these young men are adding

is not in honor of halloween. we'll explain. >> and ask any marathoner and that'll tell you it's a test of look at christine johnson's race last year and the reason for her do-over today. >> and first, vanessa murdoch is in staten island with the new york city marathon and your vanessa. >> well, guys, the crowd continues to grow here. everybody is relaxing before the big start. the wheel chair division starts at 8:30 this morning and the first gun for the first corral starts at 9:50. the forecast is coming up and we speak with a lead singer at the metropolitan opera. we thought we'd be ready. but demand for our cocktail bitters was huge. i could feel our deadlines racing towards us. we didn't need a loan. we needed short-term funding. fast. our amex helped us fill the orders. just like that.

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good morning. 7:49. and 56 degrees. lots of running around in new york city today. right? >> i have this song on cassette tape. [ laughter ] >> and i have nowhere to play it anymore. >> right. >> and i can't throw it away. >> today's the big new york city marathon. 50,000 runners running around new york city and months of grueling training has come down to this moment. today's marathon. >> and it's a true test of endurance and determination and it's also a test of character, really. christine johnson learned last year that it doesn't always go as planned, no matter how much you prepare. >> the winds were blowing us, you know, backwards and forward. >> reporter: doing the interview after crossing the finish line last year is, frankly, the last thing i

the race didn't go my way. severely dehydrated, disoriented, and unstable. >> when i saw christine coming through harlem, i could tell something was wrong immediately. she was multiple shades paler than she typically is and her eyes really weren't there. and they were rolling in her head. >> reporter: a kind race volunteer ran next to me for a bit and it was an all-out mental and physical struggle. fighting to stay alert and ashamed i couldn't do better. i can't explain the emotional tug of war feeling the support of unconditional love from those closest to me. yet the sheer disappointment in myself. that was my post and that was the day after the race. i wrote it sitting in my bed still very emotional. tears rolling down my face and

can't think of it today without getting emotional. but the response that i received from people that know me. and people i had never met and it was truly overwhelming. and so, i am doing it again this year. result. do-over. and endless laps around the park i have logged a lot of miles. eight, 10, 18, 23, and sharing my journey on social media. i have learned there are no guarantees but that is not what this is about. >> it's the amount of training, the amount of dedication and it's the purpose of seeing something through. and really, i think it's a metaphor for life. >> and she's running this morning and finished last year. >> and she's disappointed. >> she did finish, didn't she?

routeing for you. >> right, and we wish her the best and everyone else and someone there is vanessa vanessa? ladies. there are 50,000-plus runners journey through new york city and so many of them are getting a last-minute rest in here behind us. if you get to the skies, they're overcast right now. this is the general trend for today and with some sprinkles moving through early and we look across the city skyline. 56 degrees. we have south-southwest winds at 6 miles an hour and as we look at what you can expect from not just today but your extended forecast, this is the deal. the overcast skies, the clouds domaetna today's forecast. some showers impacting us early on and we're looking at the light variety and by late day, breaks of clouds and some good news there.

mid-week, the forecast is unbelievable and a big warm-up. we're talking highs in the low 70s as we make our way into thursday. i'm loving the mid-week forecast. and on that vortex satellite and picture, you can see ample cloud cover and showers passing through. generally, they're leading to a few sprinkles across theiria and that is associated with two areas of low pressure and destablizing the atmosphere and we have the clouds and showers and by this afternoon, we'll see some sun and here we go. for today, mainly cloudy early with breaks later on and a high of 66 degrees and that is above seasonable and we should be in the upper 50s. the winds on the calm side and ramping up betweenen to and 15 miles per hour this afternoon out of the southwest and tonight is game 5 and that is do or die for the mets, 61 degrees tonight at 8:15. and skies are partly cloudy and overnight. 54 degrees under partly cloudy skies and that will translate to 40s in the suburbs. new to the extended forecast for your day tomorrow.

the possibility of wet weather tomorrow and that is trending drier. more sun to the north and south tomorrow tuesday, wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday the forecast is pristine and talking tons of sunshine in the low 70s for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday, and we're back in the 60s. and closer to where we should be and not there as we make our way into friday and saturday. and so, it is, i think, pretty good weather compared to last year and here at fort wadsworth and we're talking about the marathon and i would like to introduce you to suzanna phillips and this is her first >> yes. >> and we're talking about preparation, physical and >> uh-huh. >> and what have you done? are you ready? >> i have been training for this particular race since may and doing the training program as much as i can and i have done up to 18 miles and i am ready to go. >> and i am curious here. an opera singer. >> yeah. >> and that takes a lot of >> uh-huh. >> do you think that is going

to help you ited? >> i think that is going to help me and when i hit the wall, having the practice of them saying okay, this is the hard part, calm down and trust your body, you can do this and that happens in the opera, too that moment. >> and you will be able to push on through. >> and you have bigger responsibilities than running today and what moves me always is the national anthem. and i know you're not going to give us a preview, but is it an honor? >> it is to me and they're here and each person has a story of their own and for me to start them off in a good way is tremendous honor. >> and listen to you sing. it's stunning and i am sure you're getting them off in the right foot. >> and i hope so.

>> if we talk about what is happening at the metropolitan opera? >> this year, i'm in two different ooperas. la boehemme and another. i'm getting ready. rehearsals are next week. >> and physically, is this a good preparation for you considering the starting rehearsals next week? i am ready to go. >> and yo you the standing. the journey. >> thank you. >> and take care. and we'll have more on the event and talk to more super stars from new york city and the next few hours and back to you. >> i was waiting for a duet and i thought it was going to happen for sure. >> and -- . >> not this time. she doesn't want to answer. [ laughter ] >> and thank you, vanessa. and halloween in the city wouldn't be the same without the greenwich parade and that it knowd into a large halloween celebration in the whole country.

costumes and marched from spring street to 16th street and some viewers celebrated there and this came in, him and his three kids are enjoying halloween and -- . >> there we go. they're dressed as a taco and pinata and that is creative. >> and they have the hot sauce there. >> and this is minnie mouse with a pup dressed as an ewok from star wars. >> and this is landon. again coming up. >> no. up. 7:22 is the time now. coming up, staying on top later in the hour, how the giants can maintain their first-place spot in the nfc east. >> and the vegetable with a fun name and tasty and good for you. after the break, stephanie tantillo has the tip of the day.

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>> and thousands will lace up to run the annual tcs new york live. >> do or die for the mets. the royals took game four last night bringing them within one game of the world series title and cbs 2 sunday morning begins -- continues right now. good morning, it's coming up on 7:30 on this sunday, november 1st. >> the top stories are straight ahead and first, we have the start of the new york city marathon. vanessa? >> and good morning, everybody. i'm running out of room and some 50,000 runners are expected and that is interesting. in 1970, the first marathon, over 100 people registered and

50 crossed the finish line and this is some serious stuff. i think the weather is going to let's get to it. the temperatures are in the 40s and 50s for us. 56 in central park and here at fort wadsworth, around 50; very mild. we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture, plenty of clouds and showers moving on through and really, they're bringing some very light rainfall as they pass on by and not a ton of rain expected. nonetheless, showers remain a until about noon today. and the breakdown is this at 9:00 a.m., cloudy and showers passing at 57 and winds out of the southwest at 10 and by noon, up to 61 degrees and i think it's mainly cloudy and we'll see breaks of sun and no longer a threat of showers. by 3, we're talking about mostly cloudy skies. yes, we will see the sun this warm side. 66 degrees and winds at that point out of the southwest and

so, this year, the weather i think is a huge improvement over what runners had to endure last year and winds gusting in excess of 40 miles an hour and had to move the wheel chair division to a start in brooklyn. the winds were treacherous across the bridge. a big difference with regard the weather. coming up, we'll talk about the 2015 new york city marathon. andrea and diane. back to you. >> thank you. >> and we we have new information this morning on halloween tragedy in the bronx. >> a 10-year-old is among three people killed after an out-of- control car plowed into trick or treaters last night. alaina gold joins us live with more from the scene. >> reporter: this morning, we learned a 10-year-old girl and her grandfather were killed out here and look at the scene. police say a 24-year-old man also died when this car slammed into a crowd of people. you can see where it jumped the curb and flew into someone's driveway and police are investigating trying to figure

out why the driver lost control. the nypd new looking for answers on this frightening crash on morris park and bogart avenues. at 5:00 last night, they said this out-of-control car plowed into a group of trick-or- treaters and landed several feet off of the ground. >> and come on up in the air. >> and the man behind the wheel rammed the car in fronts of it and lunged into the sidewalk and into a wall. struck two groups of people celebrating halloween. several of them children. >> and we heard the boom, boom, boom. the cars hitting each other and the car flying and then we were hearing screams. >> reporter: police say that 65- year-old lewis perez and his 10- year-old granddaughter died from the impact and his other three-year-old granddaughter got rushed to the hospital in stable condition. >> and all i can think of was i hope he makes it. >> reporter: the neighbor saw everything and rushed over trying to save the family before marriages -- paramedics arrived. >> and you wish he could have done more. >> reporter: he came to the

laka, also killed in the crash. laka's 9-year-old sister and 21- year-old friend were hit, too, and have minor injuries. >> and you can't imagine something like that is real. >> reporter: the deadly scene get past. they say this could have happened to any of them walking on the sidewalk during halloween. >> reporter: police need to question the 63-year-old driver and figure out what led to the tragedy. >> reporter: so, this morning, police have so many questions and they need to talk to the driver. right now, he's at the hospital recovering and it's possible he had a seizure, said police but right now, this is still under investigation. live in morris park, the bronx, alaina gold, cbs 2 news. >> and thank you. we have new information on the connecticut couple found dead in westin on thursday and investigators said days before they disappeared in august, mrs. naven told a friend she

and her husband planned to cut the 27-year-old son kyle out of their will. the police say that they obtained a text message from kyle about a, quote, perfect plan to get money for life. kyle and his girlfriend have been arrested and charged in the case. a statten island tj maxx will reopen after an incident with the deer. the crews had to come and cleanup glass after the deer crashed through the store's front window and a worker who arrived to open up found the deer wandering around inside and called police. and they came and removed the deer. >> imagine walking in and fining a deer roaming around tj maxx. >> and some boots for the winter. a group of young men is sporting the color orange for a new campaign to end gun violence. the movement is taking road in a city basketball program not immuned to bloodshed. here's more from jamaica queens. >> reporter: put it there face

>> this team of talented teenage ball players, orange t- shirts under their jerseys at the preseason game in jamaica queens is not making a fashion statement. no, orange is the new track toward their goal of trying to end gun violence. >> and if you take kids home and inner city communities from age 15 to 19, the leading cause of death. >> reporter: four players associated with the city's new renaissance basketball association have been shot this year or shot someone else. >> and one of our players got shot in the stomach and still has a bullet lodged in his body. >> reporter: and andy borman, the head of the program, said his young players came up with the idea dawning a -- donning a color standing for safety. >> and this year, all of the coaches and players will wear orange. >> i lost three friends over the years to gun violence and one in jail for shooting someone and two deaths of friends i went to middle school with. >> reporter: the high school

that something has to be done. these young players inspiring parents at this game. >> and everybody who takes a step or does anything towards that is a positive step in the right direction. >> and this is south jamaica queens and this has been a rough area. >> i think with more initiatives like these, it will help. it's a start. >> and a start from the very kids whose lives may depend on searching for an end to gun violence. >> if wearing orange is cool, we have done our job. >> reporter: a daunting hoop dream and steve langford, cbs 2 news. and the basketball program has more than 200 players, ages 8-17. organizers said they plan to team up with sandy hook promise, another antiviolence group to introduce prevention programs. >> great example. and do you get worried when your cell phone battery prunes low?

power and plus. >> taking a live look outside and it's the day of the new york city marathon. vanessa murdoch is on statten island at the start. vanessa. >> and there is lots of energy. most runners are keeping calm and look at them. and waiting to start for the 2015 new york city marathon. coming up, we'll have the forecast and talk to more running participants. pumpkin excitement is back at dunkin'. pick up your favorite pumpkin-flavored baked treats and beverages, like the new pumpkin macchiato

. more storms and tornados raised the death toll in texas to six. two bodies were recovered after another band of strong storms and heavy rain spawned three tornados and dangerous flooding. it was a second day of wild weather in texas where four people died friday in flood

waters and on friday, one man escaped the raging flood waters that submerged his car by clinging to a tree. and we talk, text, chat e- mails and use our cell phones for alertings and alarms. >> what happens when you see the battery bar getting lower and lower and there is no outlet in sight? john is on the move to find out the one of the time your phone lost power. >> when i was go to go out for cocktails with a girlfriend. >> i was in the middle of a job interview. >> and i was in thailand and tiger kingdom. >> and i didn't have the words. omg. >> and i have had juice packs and backup battery. >> you couldn't get through? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: just at that moment when you were supposed to confirm locations. >> that's right. >> and like a quarter of a century of cell phone use. you never lost power. >> no. >> are you taking a selfie with the tiger? >> basically. >> why did you need the phone with a job interview?

call them up from my office phone and tell them to wait 45 minutes to charge the phone. >> did the message get through? >> sometimes. >> sometimes no. >> and luckily enough, my girlfriend had her phone. >> you should travel in pairs. >> exactly. >> and that i saying we may hire the guy and he can't keep his phone charged. >> and that is correct. i didn't get the job. >> you got the picture? >> exactly. >> and never forget? >> unfortunately not. >> and i remember them. -- a memory and i do not forget. >> reporter: for cbs two news, john montone, 10-10 wins. >> and extra chords, the iphone and ipad. an extra one in case that doesn't work. >> the man who has never lost power. >> see, now you put that kind of horror on me. >> and -- [ indiscernible ] >> he randomly found that guy. >> i know.

>> and he had everything there truck. plugs and stuff. >> and my husband was getting ready to leave to the airport the phone, completely shattering the entire screen as they were trying to call them there. we made it to the airport. time to go back outside to meteorologist vanessa murdoch live at the start of the new york city marathon. >> and good morning, everybody. we have showers and excitement to the right and things are looking good for the 2015 new york city marathon and let's show you what is happening across the city skyline. we have cloudy skies and some raindrops here and there across 56 degrees south-southwest winds at 6 miles an hour. i want to show you the temperature trend. i like where we're heading.

take a look. and today, we'll warm to 56. a 10 degrees improvement over yesterday. tomorrow, 64 and on tuesday, a high of 70. it's not tuesday that we'll see 70 but for a few days straight. it's looking good and moving forward with the forecast. and into that for vex satellite and radar picture, cloud cover and showers moving on through and most dropping a few raindrops and this is not heavy rain, folks and there is a chance of showers in the forecast and the reason why we can show you on the big picture, the low pressure to the northwest and to our southwest and making the atmosphere unhappy and that menels clouds and showers for today and this is that break down of what to expect. 9:00 a.m., everyone degrees and by noon, we're done with the showers at 63 and menially cloudy and at 3:00, a high of 66 and feeling nice for the runners finishing up and plenty of sunshine by then and 6:00

tonight, 64 and partly cloudy around the start of game 5 and we're looking at temperatures in the 60s and yes, under partly cloudy skies. the highs around the region look like this. 66 in central park translates to 67 in morristown and cooler montauk. partly cloudy skies. tomorrow, 64 degrees and what is going to happen tomorrow? we'll have more clouds to the south of the city and more sunshine to the north and east. tuesday, wednesday, thursday, low 70s with mostly sunny skies and rounding out the workweek into the weekend, the temperatures are dropping into the 60s and still above seasonal and looking good. the weather is a big improvement over last year when winds. they will be on the calm side and out of the southwest at 10 to 15. and we're here talking to the marathon. i would like to talk to a new york city restaurant tour and

what are your restaurants? >> i'm daniel hume. we have two restaurants. one is 11 madison park. >> and you're here today, if of the time running? >> no, i have done it before. >> and tell bus it. why are you running -- what number of times have you done it? >> this is me this third time. >> okay. >> and running new york and this is a special day and the energy, you know, everything you love about new york. i think the new york marathon is one of the greatest new york events there are. >> and for those sitting at home and wondering, how does one tackle this? what do you tell them? >> well, you know, it's not only about racing. for some people, they want to race it but for some, they want to accomplish it and i think anyone can run a marathon if you put your mind to it, you know. >> uh-huh. >> and this year unfortunately, i didn't have as much time to prepare.

>> okay. >> and this year, my mind set changed a bit and i want to run ambitions. >> the first time. >> and get across the finish line and enjoy the ride? >> that's right. >> what is the most memorable running? >> the first time you're just blown away and when i did it the first time, i -- i don't know how i got there but i started at the beginning of the race. when the gun goes up and you're running over the bridge next to the pros, it's unbelievable feeling and you always want to here. >> and. >> lucky to be there. that is impressive and amazing. good luck today. thank you so much for joining us. >> yes. >> and let's check in with more runners. where are you from? >> i'm from missouri.

>> the first time running new york? >> no, my second. last year, i knitted a scarf with words in it and this year,cro shea flowers? >>okay okay. >> and you sell them along the way? >> this is part of what i do. i'm the knitting runner. >> okay. >> and i'm going to make these -- and this is my yarn here. i will have them on my arounds and sleeves. as i make each, i will give them to spectators and reminding them about alzheimer's and hopefully that they will help contribute. >> wonderful. >> that is amazing and we wish you the best. >> thank you. >> and lots of success. >> and flowers. >> thank you so much. guys, we'll have much more about the marathon and talk to more runners coming up and for now, back to you. >> thank you. and if the marathon and world series were not enough for you today, let's add football to the mix. the jets and giants are on the road today and opening us to break down week 8 is john from

the cbs sports network and welcome back. >> thank you so much. >> and giants are playing new orleans at the super gom. >> yup. >> and this is toughest road game why the. >> yes. >> and how do they overcome that and they to that? >> that is tough. the last to two times they lost. it was not close. as you said, it's a tough vehement to play in and to get over the touch of dealing with the 12th man, that crowd. >> huh-uh. >> the coach did pump in some crowd snow and ice this week. and the only way to get over that noise is to quiet the crowd. and if you play well and don't give them much to cheer for, it won't be an issue and that is going to be a big deal. and coming off of a win against dallas. >> and this is the thing about the giants. they have the one game lead in the division. >> u had. >> and the nfc each is weak that it doesn't matter. >> yeah. >> and every week, why it's different and the giants have not been consistent.

every week, you know, you never know who you're going to get and that was a big win and they can't rest on that and have to come stro think against new orleans. >> and talk about jason pier paul. >> let's. >> okay. [ laughter ] >> and he signed a new deal this week and i feel like you have some thoughts about this. go ahead. >> and who doesn't? >> he signs a new deal and we finally see him. and he's in practice on thursday. >> right. >> and tossed to the media and we finally get a shot of his hangelled hand. >> yeah. >> and i feel so sorry for him. >> and you have to feel sorry for him and. >> right. >> the giants have a history of having the players doing these thing. >> yeah. >> and you see the hand now and it's like wow. how is he going to play with that? that is the question and he has to have a special glove now radio. >> the. >> and we don't know what we're going to get out of him. he said he stayed in shape and his his cardio and he's not going to be able to play.

the giants anythingive that have to consider that a win- you don't know what you're going to get. >> and we have to see when he plays again. >> and he did not travel to new orleans and didn't want to be a distract. >> yeah. >> and he's not going to play today. >> and let's switchgears and talk about the its. that was a heartbreaking game with patriots. >> right. >> and they have to rebound they do that? >> and they have to shake it off and going into that game, be tough. >> and that was close, though. >> it was and that is the encouraging news about the jets, you know. their defense has been the best in the league and ere strong. their offense hasn't been able defense. you go against tom brady and tough game. the fact that they can hang in there is encouraging. and they head out west and they're in oakland and the raiders haven't been the team and beat them easily. the raiders are good this year and have the quarterback, a

great wide receiver and that is the jets. >> and that is several. hopefully they rebound and talk about the other pregame show. >> a fun show. we're breaking down the games and matchups for you. a really big game. the battle of the undefeated. >> u had. >> and broncos against packers. two quarterbacks who are going into the hall of fame. that is a big game. we'll write that down and i >> right. >> and i ask other people to tweet me and 62 ask me out. who you want to start or sit for this week. >> okay. >> and good food and. >> i have to come to your studio later. >> and who has ice cream? >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. and the jets take on the riders at 4:05 p.m., here on cbs 2. first, don't forget the other pregame show starting at 9:00 a.m. on the cbs sports network. we'll be right back.

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