i'm diane. >> i'm andrea grimes. the day's top stories are straight ahead. let's go to vanessa murdock live on staten eland for the new york city marathon. -- staten island for the new york city marathon. lots of runner behind you. >> so many. 50,000 expected to be here. the first is at 9:50. the wheel chair division is at 8:30 and we're getting close to hearing the first gun. i want to introduce you to a few new yorkers getting ready to run. ladies, your name? >> my name is courtney. >> courtney? >> mackie. >> i'm rachael. >> how are you feel something. >> excited. >> ready. >> yeah. >> nervous. >> and i am nervous. >> all right and that is understandable. how are you feeling about the weather? >> this is perfect. >> yeah. >> and ideal. >> and we wish you the best of luck and doing the weather now and shall we take you to the temperatures across the region at ford wads -- fort wadsworth and in the 40s and 50s. 56 in central park and 59 on the vortex satellite and radar picture.

you will note plenty of clouds and rain showers around and they're dropping a light rainfall. this is not going to impact plans and the runners report making complaints and that is some good news. the break down of your day. 57 at 9:00 a.m., cloudy and showers and breaks of sun and 66 and that is looking good for race day. we'll have much more coming up. and back to you. >> and. >> we have new information on a halloween considerrish that killed three people in the bronx while out trick or treating. and that ran them over. >> a elf-year-old is among those dead. alain, a gold has more from the scene in morris park. >> reporter: we're standing on morris park 18 where this deadly crash happened and this is the car into 6 either. and we learned a 10-year-old

of the victims killed. police are out here investigating how this happened. >> reporter: the nypd looking for answers on bogart 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. >> that came up and -- >> witnesses said the man behind the wheel of the black dodge charger rammed the car in front of it and slammed into a wall. and struck two groups of people celebrating halloween. several of them children. >> and we heard the boom, boom, boom. the cars hitting each other and hearing screams. >> reporter: police say 65-year- old luis perez and his ten-year- impact. the other three-year-old granddaughter got rushed to the hospital in stable condition. >> all i could think of was oh, my gosh. i hope he makes it. >> reporter: the neighbor rushed over and tried to save arrived. more.

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. looked like something from a war movie. >> i and seeing something witnesses can't get past and this could have happened to any of them walking on the sidewalk during halloween. >> and the other place -- >> right now, police need to question the 63-year-old driver and figure out what sled to the -- what led to the tragedy. >> reporter: and back out here live, police have the area blocked off after the deadly crash and this morning, we have seen them out here taking measurements and talking to the neighbors trying to get more information and we can tell you the driver is recovering at the hospital and police say it's possible he had a seizure or a medical condition and right now, this is under investigation. this morning. and thank you.

in somalia's capital city. rebels ambushed a hotel killing at least 9 people and including the hotel owner and former military general. you can see people running for gun fire and set off gunmen ran inside and they appear to have hostages. the extremist rebels al-shebab claimed responsibility. an investigation is underway into the crash of a russian passenger jet in egypt that killed all 224 people on board and relatives of the victims created a memorial at the saint petersburg airport where the plane was set to land. isis is claiming responsibility for the crash but both russia and egypt deny it. here's more. >> reporter: it came down in a

peninsula and had to use helicopters to reach it. there could be no survivors and dozens brought bodies, many reportedly burned to a morgue in cairo. the remains will be flown home to saint petersburg and restaurant friends and relatives showed photos and silvis sent by the holiday. among them, 10-month-old dori in, a gremova, the youngest passenger on the plane. an egyptian aviation official said the plane was cruising at 31,000 feet when a pilot radio showed he was having technical difficulties and. ed to make an emergency landing at the nearby airport and contact was lost. flight trackers indicate 23 minutes after takeoff, the a- 321 air bus was moving at a speed of 400 knots and suddenly dropped to 28,000 feet and with maltic suddenness, slowed to a speed of 23 knots and barely 100 miles an hour. an affiliate of the islamic state, which operates in the

sinai, claimed responsibility for the crash and revenge against militants in iria. aviation -- in syria. the group does not have surface- to-airport missiles, although they could not discount the possibility of a missile hitting the plane if it descended for an emergency landing or a bomb on board. >> egyptian authorities have recovered both black box flight data recorders. several airlines, though, have decided to stop using that airspace until more is known. and the mets are trying to keep the champion chase going on the brink of ending the season after a frustrating loss night. and that have to win game five alive. and steve overmeyer has more. >> reporter: even though the mets got back into the series, game four was as important and teams taking a three games to one lead went on to win the world series quiet% of the ties and michael conforto started the season in single-a and

terry collins keeps going to him in the lineup because he puts together good at-bats and one of these nights it's a good breakout. he breaks out of the slump with an upper decker in the third and hit his second of the game in the fifth inning. he hasn't done well against lefties all year and this is a first time for everything. it. >> he was ready last night. you could argue that the mets murphy. they're a game closer to elimination because of daniel murphy. his error in the 8th would tie the game and the royals scored three in the 8th. they take a 5-3 lead off of jerry -- who blows the second save of the world series and casey can close out the series with a win later tonight at city field. five-3, the final from the queens. in post season, you can't give away out, you have to get out and make outs and you have to, you know, you can't give good teams opportunities to it.

later in game 5 and that is later tonight at city field. steve overmeyer, cbs 2 sports. the odds are not in their favorite -- favor, die-hard mets fans are rallying behind the team. >> and we still hopefully tomorrow and they will come and put us through and take us back to casey and that is a heartbreaker. it's not over yet and we have one more game. >> the last team to win the world series after trailing three games to one, the 1985 royals. not that we need to bring up the thankees. the they were up three games and -- . >> right. >> and in the play-offs several years ago. >> and the royals will follow the yankees and the mets will follow the example and all will be well. >> and hopefully. time now, 8:08. asking for more time and soon to be inmate, malcolm smith's request to a federal judge and why he can't go to prison just yet.

community injuring a half dozen people. we'll tell you where. >> and a passion for ump kips and cooking different varieties -- varieties. >> and first, check in with vanessa murdoch for the new york city marathon. vanessa. >> and if you are having pie, save me some, okay and i. some. i also am loving being out here this morning. we're going to be surrounded by 50,000 runners. not long now before the wheel chair division is underway at 8:30. and the women's elite take off at 9:20. they're amazing and they're trying to take the title this year.

and the forecast coming up. . good sunday morning to you. 11:58 degrees, and vanessa murdoch is at the marathon.

perfect weather for running today and we'll check in with her in a bit. and a former state senator tried to postpone going to prison saying he wants to take a seminar on life behind bars first. the judge rejected the request on friday. smith was convicted of trying to bribe his way on to the new york city mayoral ballot. a federal judge in suburban white plains is weighing the democratic ex-politician's bid from bail while appealing the conviction and smith is due to start his seven-year sentence on november 6th. and running back presidential candidate donald trump has unveiled his plans to formed the department of veteran affairs. while campaigning in virginia yesterday, he pledged to cut down wait times for veterans and eliminate waist and bureaucracy within the department. he promised veterans would be able to see any private providers accepting medicare. and the latest nod comes from the international longshoremen's association and that is 60,000 plus members in

the maritime industry. the former secretary of state has started to get more organized labor sentence is coming out against the obama administration's trans-pacific partnership deal. and why it's time is to see what comes up this morning on "facing the nation." >> and good morning, andrea and diane. we have senator marco rubio, the florida senator who is rising in the republican race right now and we'll talk to him about that race and his fractionas with his friend jeb bush and where thises are going and the new speaker of the house, congressman paul ryan about what he thinks he can get done in the house and how he's going to am those conservative members of the conference that caused the undoing of the previous speaker and we'll talk to the number two democrat in the house, maryland congressman steny hoyer about whether's new speaker means's new era. probably not and at the end, a round table where we discuss the week's political news. >> and talk about the relationship between paul ryan

and president obama. do you think they'll be able to work better together. >> when president obama came into office, he went and talked to the house republican conference and in that speech he said and mentioned paul ryan as the kind of person he thought he could do business and many things happened since that time and there is a lot of political and partisan scar tissue built up and i think they have a cordial relationship, but because we're moving into's presidential year, the prospects are probably pretty low for any big movements. but they do have a little bit of a relationship, obama and ryan, and so, at least it starts off on a better foot. again, because it's a presidential year coming up, everything is going to be so much more supercharged than it was in terms of partisanship. >> and remember, you can catch john in a full hour of face the nation this morning at 10:30 on

cbs 2. and time now is 8:49 and time to go to vanessa murdoch. runners. and you have been talking to a lot of interesting people this morning. >> &. absolutely and many of them running for their own reasons. their causes and we're going to talk about that in just a moment. first, i want to get your forecast and so everyone knows how this weekend is -- weekend and live outside, looking over the city and at present, the skies are cloudy out there and 58 degrees, southwest winds at 11 miles an hour. there is a nice breeze this morning but nothing compared to what we had last year. what can you expect from the forecast for today? overcast skies dominate; however, we will get some breaks of sun this afternoon. and we also have a few showers in the forecast that is possible. mainly before the noon hour and they're not going to bring a lot of rain but a little bit and mid-week, as i mentioned,

the forecast is brilliant and we're talking about he is in the low 70s and tons of son tuesday through thursday and we'll get to the seven-day and you can feast your eyes upon that and i want to show you the satellite picture and most right new to the north of the city and just expect a few raindrops here and there today. the big picture the, we have an area of low pressure to the northwest. one to our southwest. both are impacting the forecast. we're talking about cloud cover and an unstable atmosphere, hence the chance of showers. today, a high of 66 degrees and that is a 10 degrees improvement over yesterday; however, cloudy this morning with breaks of sun this afternoon and don't forget the slight chance of showers. tonight is game 5, folks and do or die for the mets. weather is going to be quite nice for the game. we're talking partly cloudy, 61 degrees for that first pitch at 8:15. and overnight tonight, what can you expect? partly cloudy skies and bottoming out at 54. for your day tomorrow, if it's back to work at 64 degrees, more clouds to the south and more sunshine to the north and

the workweek and we settle into a spectacular stretch of weather for tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. we'll be in the low 70s with mostly sunny skies and friday, it's looking lovely. 69 and mostly sunny and for saturday, gets cooler and that is still well above seasonable in the mid-60s. some perspective for you, we should be in the upper 50s right now and runners are enjoying right around 50 right now at fort wadsworth and one is chris kluge, a professional snowboarder, the first person to win the olympic medal after surviving a liver transplant. he's here with a personal cause running. this is your first time run something. >> i am excited. >> and where are you originally from? >> i live in aspen, colorado. that is my home. i was born there and lived there all of my life. this is different for me. >> are you looking forward to new york? are you feeling nervous? >> no, i don't know if it's chilly this morning. it's warmer than last year, from what i hear, if it's a little anxiety, but i'm

my big goal for cog this is to enjoy it. to experience it and to represent organ and tissue donation awareness. i had life-saving liver transplant 15 years ago and a big advocate for dean or awareness and helping those touched by transplantation and selfishly, i want to enjoy it and have if know and experience it. it's been a bucket list item for me. >> and. >> ira professional snow boyder -- snowborter and what have you done to get ready? >> i am a snowboarder, not a runner and this is different for me and i am used to sliding downhill on snow fast. you know, i have been running in aspen at 8,000 feet and that helps me. a higher altitude and i little a little bigger. i don't have the runner's physique of the guys doing this in two hours. i am carry manager meat. >> and what is your goal, your time goal? >> like i said, i want to have fun, and you know, i would like to do something that starts

with a 3 in front of it. >> okay. >> and everyone said don't go out too hot. pace yourself the first five, 10-miles and if i feel good, hope fry i can step on the gas the last five or six. >> and tell bus your foundation? >> i had a life-saving liver transplant 15 years ago after being on the waiting list for six years and i recognized what a great need for solid organ donors and made a commitment to myself and said if i get through this, i will do everything to get back and there are many people waiting. 10,000 here in the state of new york and the need is great and this is a curable disease. it's awareness and education, getting people to say yes and sign up on the registries to be an organ donor and i am here because of it and grateful and proud to represent the transplant community. >> awesome. >> and we wish you the best of luck. a -- have a great run. >> and very good. >> and it you.

i think he's going to get under the four-hour mark for sure. >> and that guy juggling and running? >> thank you, vanessa. >> impressive people out there. >> absolutely. and halloween would not be the same without the greenwich village parade. and thousands of people turned out for the parade, which turned into one of the largest public halloween celebrations in the country. and people dressed in all sorts of costumes and marched on sixth avenue from spring to 16th street. >> and we have more from viewers to share with you and al meyers sent us this picture of girls dressed in their costumes. >> and they're having halloween fun carving pumpkins. >> and anna from frozen. she's rocking a beautiful costume and if we get that picture up. we'll show that from frozen. >> and she looks beautiful. and we have another picture. watch out. here comes landon.

this is the adorable son of one of our writers this morning and he's alvin from the chipmunks. >> and he looks excited to be in the costume. >> and he doesn't look excited. >> can you guess who he is? >> and this is me, actually. and yesterday dressed as walter white from breaking bad. and you realized after this, looking like my dad. i think. >> nobody. >> and you take the cake. god job. love halloween. 8:21. the a message of hope for thousands of runners. >> it's frame of mind and weird. i feel like i'm a regular person exercising. >> and a man with a paralyzing injury plans to compete in this year's marathon. >> and finding this precious face a forever home. friend time. and this is cbs 2 news sunday morning. avsl iert hi. a viabt uny?

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. and pear season. you're making a salad with these. >> and using them raw. >> yeah. for poaching and baking. you can use them in cooking, they're fun, too. >> and a quick tip. beautiful color and pledgish -- blemishing is okay. tight whatsoever. and just a slight give to the touch. when you bring them home, stir them on the counter and they will ripen up beautifully. if you wait too long, then they become mushy. you have that fine window in between. when you catch that window, juicy texture, beautiful. >> and i always say with these, you want to make sure there is a blemish. it's skin keep. >> that's right. >> and good tip. >> and we have some butter lettuce. >> okay. >> and all right. >> and just a bit. we're going to add in the pairs, and you want to cut them before you put them in because

they're going to oxidize quickly. >> and you see them break up already. >> already. >> and they're wonderful. >> and then we will put them -- . >> okay. >> and that is vinaigrette. and can you toss in some of the blue cheese? >> sure. >> and you see pair error errors with blue cheese and gorgonzola a lot. a great mixture. >> all right. >> and pepper maybe? >> absolutely. >> and a touch of pepper? >> uh-huh. >> okay. >> and here we go. >> with that plate -- can i play it? >> uh-huh. >> and keeping the salads is harvest season. >> there we request. >> uh-huh. >> and beautiful, wonderful colors. look at that. >> nice and healthy. >> oh. and this year, my love is friend. coco channel is sad halloween is over. a 11-month-old yorkie and loves

dressing up for halloween, she won't take her costume off and that is still on and -- . >> you would be in the same position, we all know. >> and this guy in my lap wagging his cute tail is charlie. he's a five-year-old miniature pinker mix and loves walks, he's playful and very calm this morning. sitting in my lap. and for more information to make either of them part of your home, go to the best of new york session on cbs new york.com. >> and we'll be right back. listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be a good idea to spray poison on some herbs,

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the royals took game four bringing them within one game of the world series title. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. it's coming up on 8:30 on this sunday, november 1st. i'm andrea grimes. >> and i'm diane. meteorologist vanessa murdoch is live for the new york city marathon. vanessa? good morning. it's a beautiful start to this day and may not be sunny but, nonetheless, it's mild and around the 50 degrees mark. it's cloudy and we have had a few sprinkles to deal with this morning so far. 50,000 runners will participate and right now, i want to introduce you to your name, sir? >> my name is ben. >> where are you from? >> from queens. >> and you're running for team kidney and what is team kidney?

run for the national kidney foundation. i am a living organization ondonor and this year i'm running to raise money. >> and that is tremendous. wonderful news, i wish you all the best and have a great one and stay warm. >> thanks. >> i like the attire. i have to be honest. check out the pants. thank you so much. let's go to the forecast. and show you what is happening around the region. temperatures why in the 40s and 50s today. you know what? we're heading for the 60s and talking about 66 degrees for a high this afternoon. the forecast is amazing and on the warm side. we're not going to see a ton of sun. 45 in mcafee and 59 in river head; 55, tom's river and as we look at the vortex, we have overcast skies; however, the showers are starting to break up and there is a chance until noon. after that, the forecast is looking good. 57 at 9:00 a.m., cloudy and some sprinkles, a high of 67 this afternoon and mostly cloudy skies. the sun will reveal itself

later on and 10 to 15 and that is not far away and we'll have a chat with tiki barber. excuse me. back to you. >> and thank you. we have new information on a halloween tragedy in the bronx. >> and a 10-year-old girl is one of three people killed after a car plowed into trick or treaters last night and alaina gold has more. >> reporter: we learned a continue-year-old girl and her grandfather were killed in the crash and we tonight show you the car responsible. it's banged up and sitting on the tow truck and about to be taken away and last night, it jumped the curb and flew into someone's driveway and killed a 24-year-old man and all morning, police were out here investigating and trying to figure out why the driver lost control. the nypd is looking for answers on this frightening crash on morris park in bogart avenues. they said at 5:00 last night, this out of control car plowed

treaters and landed off of the ground. >> and come up in the air. >> reporter: the man behind the wheel of the black dodge charger ran the car in front of it and launched over the sidewalk through a fence slamming into a wall and struck two groups of people celebrating halloween and several children. >> and we heard the boom, boom, boom and hadding each other and flying and wonder hearing screams. >> reporter: the 65-year-old lewis perez and his granddaughter died from the impact. the other 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 hover trying to save the family before passengers arrived. >> you wish you could have done more. >> reporter: he tried to help 24-year-old christian laka who died in the crash. the 9-year-old sister and two know-year-old friend were hit, too, and have minor injuries. >> and you can't imagine something like that was real

and looked like something from a war movie. >> reporter: and something witnesses can't get past and this could have happened to any during halloween. >> and -- >> reporter: right now, police need to question the 63-year- old driver and figure out what led to the tragedy and back out here live where police are about to tow this car linked to last night's deadly crash, we can tell you that the driver is recovering at the hospital and it's possible he had a seizure or a medical condition. investigation. live in the bronx this morning, alaina gold cbs 2 news. and we have a con cop thursday. days before jeffrey and jeanette maven disappeared, mrs. naven said they planned to cut their 27-year-old son kyle out of the will. they obtained a text message

perfect plan to get money for life. they have -- the son and his girlfriend were arrested and charged in the case. by have new information on a double stabbing at rutgers university. a student of garfield, new jersey, has been charged with attempted murder after police say he stabbed two people. it happened friday inside the residence home in campus and police say the suspect and victims were arguing before the stabbing. they're now in stable condition. and six people were rushed to the hop after a swarm of bees attacked them in arizona. three adults and children were treatd for bee stings. one was stung 300 times. firefighters found the hive in an open water valve box at one of the houses in a subdivision. and they sprayed the bees with foam and exterminated the hives. >> it's a smashing celebration. and get your pumpkins, jack-o- lanterns and gords to the project. you smashed them and they will

in city parks and green spaces. and you can check with the parks department for details. >>. and turning to the mets, a must- win situation tonight and that is after dropping game four to the royals, the met says find themselves 3-1 in the world series. >> and here's steve overmyrear with more. >> reporter: the mets -- overmeyer. >> reporter: the mets got back into the series. game four was important and teams taking a three games to one lead went on to win the world series 88% of the time and conforto started the season in single a and one of these news, he's going to break out. and that happened. and breaks out of that over20 slump with the upper decker in the this third and hit the second of the game in the fifth inning and he hasn't done well against lefties all year and there is a first time of everything. and they didn't think he was ready.

he was ready half night and ob argue they went not be here without murphy and they're a game closer to elimination because of him and his error in the 8th ties the game. the royals ended up scoring 3 in the 8th and take a 5-3 lead off of jerry -- loses the second save of the world series and casey can close outd series with a win later tonight at city field. five-3, the final from the queens. >> the mets were five outs away from evening the world series at two games apiece and it happened. the man who carried them for a long stretch to the play-offs with his bat, daniel murphy, had a miscues with his glove. the mets have their backs against the wall down three games to one. >> and i misplayed it and they took advantage of us on that misplay and, you know, put us in a bad spart. the way to describe it here, he did his job. >> and he didn't lose -- and this is a collective team loss. there was dozens of things we could have done better to win this game and the way he's been

know, put the offense on his back in types, daniel murphy didn't lose the game. we lost the game as a team. >> and two games got away and does no the normally happen. unfortunately, coming on the world series and so, who have to put it behind us and nothing to do about it and who have to move forward and hopefully win the next three. >> and the fans are calling matt harvey the dark knight. gotham city needs you tonight if the mets are going to force a game 6 in kansas city on tuesday. otis livingston, cbs 2 news. >> fingers crossd. >>. and chips up. >> and yeah. when we return, he suffered a paralyzing injury at a young age but that is not stopping him from taking part in this year's new york city marathon. the story is next. >> and we're not only talking about mark ising pumpkins but we're cooking with them from pumpkin pie to walnut muffins and mo saysa rella sauce. >> and first this is vanessa murdoch and jealous, i'm

foods we're going to eat. . >> and the wheelchair division is underway and at 9:20, the women's elite takes off from fort wadsworth and looking to complete 26 want 2-miles in record time. we'll have more on the marathon coming up. the full forecast as well. remember, you can have that forecast any time and anywhere with the cbs new york weather

download it for free on itunes. . >> just a small group of runners that you're looking at now. 50,000 that will be running across the five boroughs this morning for the new york city marathon. >> looks good. >> it does. >> and people come from all over to run in the race and vanessa murdoch is there and worn running is allen brown. >> and he won't be running. he plans to cycle the 26 miles to raise money for those dealing with paralysis and mary calvi has the story. >> reporter: prepping for a marathon takes guts. >> should be my sponsor. >> reporter: for allen brown, it takes more. >> and a lot of people are down on life after something happens and people look down on people in chairs. >> reporter: he was 19 when a rough wave tossed him to the

today, he is an inspiration who refuses to let his life be defined by a chair. >> when you're in a hand cycle, you're looking up at the world. it's freedom and it's we're. i don't feel like i am in a exercising. >> and he will take on the streets of new york this monday to show his boys anything is possible. >> and i have two children. they're my everything. >> the journey hasn't been easy for him. >> and that is the hardest my kids. not being able to do things with them that a normal father would do. >> reporter: this is his second new york city marathon and he plans to raise hundreds of thens for the christopher reef foundation. >> hundreds of individuals are implanted and standing up and moving. >> reporter: as he continues to persevere, his boys will cheer him on. >> and they think dad has the cool chair.

reach up to 30 miles an hour -- he can reach up to 30 miles per hour on his bike. >> how inspiring. and let's go to vanessa murdoch who has been talking to all sorts of people at the start of the marathon on staten island. >> and -- . >> good morning. it's becoming nice out here and has been good all morning long and we have one break of sun and the wind settled long enough that you can feel the added warmth. overall, the weather is looking good this year and let's go to the forecast. and right now, live outside, 58 degrees in central park and we're looking at cloudy skies at 11 miles an hour and the winds will be at about 10 to 15 today and the temperature trend is impressive. yesterday, 56 degrees, the high for halloween, 10 degrees warmer and 66. tomorrow, 64 and tuesday, 70. and it's not just the one-day affair, folks. we'll be at 70 and above for a

few days next week. i am loving the forecast. -- forecast. skies are cloudy and we have showers around the region and they're light rain showers. not going to be a big impact on the forecast and just something to keep in mind. this afternoon, we'll see skies clearing up a bit and that is as the areas of low pressure have less of an impact on the forecast. and the sunday planner, 57 degrees by 9 a.m. cloudy skies and showers around and by noon, the showers are out of here at 63 and seeing more breaks of sun and by 3, 66 degrees and mostly cloudy skies and going to be a nice afternoon by 9 and 60 and partly cloudy and that is after the first pitch of game 5 and the game night forecast is looking good and hopefully they come out with a win. the highs are above seasonable and should be in the 50s and most of us in the low and mid- 60s. white plains, 61 and i slip,

63. -- islip, 63 and freehold, a high of 65. tonight, 54 degrees and partly cloudy. for the day tomorrow, 64 degrees and more sun to the north and in clouds to the south and setting the stage for a would you feel mid-week forecast and we talking about 70 on tuesday with mostly sunny skies, sunny on wednesday and thursday, back at 70 and mostly sunny. the temperatures continue to drop from there and is theile above seasonable into the first half of the weekend and truly, a forecast that is shaping up to be nothing like a typical fall forecast. >> and we're her for the 2015 new york city marathon and we talked to them last year and the former giant and cohost of cbs sports radio and let's talk about last year. what was that like? >> do i have to recount last year? it was freezing, first of all. i had a good first eye half and the second half was miserable.

know how to be inside my own on head. >> and what is your strat sway can? the weather is on your side. what sells? >> and to go slow and keep my pacing normal. last year, we're in the first wave, and some of the elite runners, i ran way too fast. in the end, my body didn't respond very well and i have become a runner the last year and a half and i enjoyed learning about myself. i hope to employ consistency throughout opposed to speeding up and videoing down. >> and you were trying to keep pace with elite runners last year? >> i am a competitor. >> right. >> when someone's flying past me, i am going to keep up with him. >> and my body's like no, you're not. >> and this year, slow and steady, steady wins the race? >> exactly. >> and this is my second year running for amber and the pitching foundation. an inner city focused organization helping with

fable fields or back to school, backpack drives and give them a belief that others outside of the family or teachers and other people in contact care about them and you raise a lot of mean as a team and we're here excited to be running in new york city again. >> and how strong is the team? >> we have 15 people and i won't see a lot of them. they're e light runners and some whyer average runners, you know. and we'll have a good time. look for the blue. >> and that is going to be a sea of blue and -- . >> you might see me. i have my tiki thing here. >> all right. >> you're easy to identify. >> yes. >> and fans have been coming to you this morning. i think you're a big inspiration to be here? >> and i have become a part of the running community. it's cool. i like it and there is a different intensity to the sport and it's awesome. i have embraced it. >> and wonderful. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> and a much more enjoyable experience this year.

>> and we'll have more in a few moments for now and back to you. >> and if i tried to keep up with the elite runners, i would burn out in five minutes. >> i am not sure i would make it. >> and thank you. >> 8:48 is the time now. we're cooking with pumpkins. new and innovative ways to use the fall favorite.

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yours, our chocolate. introducing kisses deluxe chocolates. with a whole-roasted hazelnut, delicate crisps, and layers of rich, creamy chocolate, they're twice the size of the kisses chocolates you love. say more with new kisses deluxe. . it's the season for pumpkin. there is more you can make than just pumpkin pie and la days. >> pamela in manhattan is here to show us how verse time this vegetable can be. welcome back. >> and thank you so much for having me. >> and you brought a lot to show us. >> and it seems like this year, there is pumpkin in everything. why do you think it's popular flow? >> i think people are just becoming more and more aware of the health and the health -- . >> benefits? >> yeah.

>> and you can use it in many different ways. >> when they think of pumpkin, you think of sweet and you fold it into savory dishes as well. >> and absolutely. >> and what can we do? >> traditional pumpkin pie. >> uh-huh. >> and this is with ump kin and tofu. >> oh. and off as rich and delicious and a vegetable risotto with a sauce. >> and that signs amazing. >> and we have the muffins that are great for breakfast, cranberry walnut muffins and they're peanut butter pumpkin dog biscuits. >> and i was about to take a bite of that. [ laughter ] >> and you can. what is in it? >> touch kin. >> and peanut butter. >> uh-huh. >> gluten free flour and parsley. a pinch of salt. >> okay. >> and you can -- . >> and still sounds good. >> and last what, we're going

granola. >> the seeds? >> yes. >> and we can start. >> and that is good. >> we have the ingredients here and our oates, cinnamon and nutmeg. pumpkin seeds and almond slivers. and we tonight add our wet ingredients. we have soma, gave. >> okay. >> and we're doing the wet first? >> uh-huh. >> and this is agave. >> yes. >> and use that in instead of traditional sugar. >> okay. >> and some maple syrup. >> here we go. >> and gives you that depth of flavor. >> okay. >> and sorry, greg on camera. >> and some canola oil. make sure that is organic. >> and -- . >> uh-huh. >> and some brown sugar. >> and we know what that is. >> i know. >> and that is always really good. >> yeah. >> and we want to top it off with some vanilla. >> okay. >> and -- . >> this is more than a teaspoon. how much?

>> a teaspoon nal. >> okay. >> and we want to mix it up. >> and okay. >> sorry. >> and we're going to pour the mix tour. >> and this is not only flavoring the granola but helps hold it altogether? >> absolutely. >> and smells heavenly. >> smells like chocolate chip cookies but more healthy? >> a little bit. >> and pour that on top. >> okay. >> and get that in there and mix it. >> and -- yup. >> okay. >> and go ahead. >> i will do the mixing here. >> uh-huh. >> and you want to fold. >> yeah. >> fold them -- . >> and get everything coated? >> iay. >> and get that coated. wait get -- yeah. and get that coated. >> okay. >> and it's baking time? >> they want to spread it on to the sheet pan. and making this at home is a good yet to yet lit it for 10,

15 minutes. >> ing. >> and we're going to spread it on to on ur sheet pan. >> there a strategy or wrong way? no. >> can i get the idiots guide to spreading granola a please? >> there is no wrong way. >> and we heard a few people tell us that on the show and i fine the wrong way. >> and this is fun, too. >> and yeah. it's fun and great for kids. >> and healthy. >> and -- . >> pop this in the offend? >> after 10 to 15 minutes. >> and you set the offend at 350 and pop it in there at 20 minutes and smell it in the house, five or 10 minutes and take it out. >> and that is still cooks for a few minutes after and may not look dark as you want it to and it might. >> and this is the finished product? spoon. >> and i have to get one, too.

>> and we can't wait to try. >> and i figure you could eat that as a snack or cereal, too? >> absolutely. >> and very nice. pamela, thank you so much. >> and thank you both. >> for more information, go to our website, cbsnewyork.com and why it's time to see what is coming up on cbs sunday morning. >> and charles osgood has a preview. >> and good morning, diane and andrea. this morning, a look into the threat of a summer attack on our nation's power supply and we'll tag long as our bill geist goes on a reunion of alcatraz and we'll meet comedienne and tack show host bill mahr and chat with gloria estefan. >> and i always look forward to your show and looking if order to this one. thank you. >> and time now to check in with vanessa murdoch and get the fun weather forecast. >> and it's cloudy now.

we have had some sprinkles around 50 and heading for the mid-60s this afternoon. the forecast will shape up nicely for sunday and for all of the 50 though plus runners here for the 2015 new york city marathon and loot go to the seven-day. this afternoon, 66 degrees and breaks of sun. overnight, partly cloudy and 54. tomorrow, 64 degrees and sunshine to the north and more clouds to the south and then the mid-week forecast is amazing. we're talking low 70s with tops of son -- sun on tuesday and thursday and temperatures dropping into the 60s by week's end. overall, it's a good start for the 2015 new york city marathon and there is a bit of a breeze for sure and we're starting to hear the horns go. it's exciting and e lit runners take off at 9:20 and the first leg in the elite men at 950time. a great morning for a 26.2-mile run, guys and back to you.

pie here and we do and we will try our best to save you a slice. >> can you ship it home for me? >> and we'll do our best or eat that. >> and -- . >> notice, no. >> you can't do that. >> and runners thinking what they're going to eat after they punish the -- finish the run. good luck to all of them and thank you for sharing your at 11. >> and check the headlines all day long from home at cbsnewyork.com and for the epir treats. >> and the granola which is -- >> i'm diane.