the mild side. so certainly, a difference from yesterday in many ways but weekend. right now, 62, headed to 63. day. and again chance now to a developing story. >> police say a shooter killed a man and hurt two others including a 6-year-old girl. the scene. >> reporter: right now, police are looking for the gunman. this morning we saw them driving through neighborhood doing extra patrols. they are very concerned because the bullets went flying on to the porch where children were hit. investigators still looking for answers behind this deadly plainfield. as many as seven shots were fired in this residential neighborhood at 2:30 yesterday

afternoon. and a man was killed walking on the sidewalk, just feet away from a group of children. >> so that let's me know that the person who did it didn't liver around here because they knew the kids would be outside. the kids are outside all the time. >> reporter: neighbors tell us that the children had been playing on the porch at the time. you can see bullets struck the fence and pierced through home. police say one of the stray bullets grazed a woman and another hit a 6-year-old girl in the leg. >> classmates? >> yeah,. >> okay. and they were just playing? >> yeah, just playing. >> reporter: edgar owns the house where this happened. he says the 6-year-old was here visiting his daughter and he tells us that his wife was the supervising those kids. she was treated at the scene before giving statements to the police. >> how is the little one doing? >> still in the hospital. >> reporter: friends say the little girl has been recovering at the hospital after getting shot twice. >> she's okay. that's the really good thing. >> reporter: police say the man killed out here was unrelated

to the group on the porch. at this point, it's unclear if he was the intended target as shooting. how do you deal with something like this as a neighborhood? >> it's hard for us because now we're really on edge. >> reporter: so the neighbors are so alarmed after the shooting out here. and this morning, they're themselves in. and at this point, police are victims' names. live in plainfield, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. and now a developing story. two officers in louisiana have been arrested after allegedly shooting and killing a 6-year- old autistic boy and injuring his father in a chase. they were taken into custody yesterday by louisiana state police. the boy's father remains in the hospital. visitation for his son's funeral is set for tomorrow at a funeral home in mississippi. back here at home today, family and friends will say a final good-bye to a man and his

granddaughter who were struck halloween night. an out of control car jumped a curb, killing the 10-year-old, her grandfather, a 65-year-old and a 24-year-old. the 24-year-old's funeral was held earlier this week. the funeral for the two will begin this morning at 10:00 at harvestfield community church in bronx. police say the driver may have had a seizer before the crash. mayor de blasio says it's been a tough week for drivers city. just last night, an 86-year-old crossing westend avenue. the driver remained on the charges. on thursday night, an 84-year- old woman was hit and killed as she tried to cross the street. police the driver of a charter bus like this one did not stop and continued to connecticut. investigators are now questioning that driver. residents complain there's too

much traffic in the area. >> so congested over here. just zooming down. >> look at those people over there, look how they're that's not good either. wait for the light. >> authorities say this week alone three people have been killed by buss in the city. revealed. lawyers say the man has a family with kids in rockland the world. log young has more on the the brides betrayed. >> reporter: i knocked on the door of one wronged military spouse in rockland down and i another. they live on opposite ends of the world. both linked to master sergeant scott fuller, one the wife and mother of two back home. and the other, a newlywed in a cruel game of deception. and now wondering how a bigamist escaped punishment.

co -- in korea. >> reporter: he forged the >> right. >> reporter: this is not an isolated situation. lawyers say there are active military bigamy cases all over the world right now and complain that too often the solution is to pay off the victim and quietly reassign the offending service member. >> what they try to do is get the person out of the country, discharge them and then offer monetary compensation. >> reporter: in this case, rachel lee, the korean spouse is seeking $50,000 in compensation and sergeant fuller's family back home gets benefits. a solution that ignores some says. >> bigamy, forgery, submitting false document, getting a false id for his, you know, wife because she wasn't a wife and military base. all of that is prosecutable. >> reporter: and not to mention the emotional wreckage here at home and back in korea. >> still her family does not

>> this is a matter of great shame for her? >> absolutely. absolutely. >> reporter: sergeant scott fuller was honorably discharged from the army last week. lou young, cbs 2 news. police are on the hunt for a group of robbers who attacked a 78-year-old man in brooklyn. the nypd released this video of the robbers shoving and pushing the elderly man against a vehicle around 10:00 thursday night. investigators say they grabbed his wallet from the pocket before they finally take off. the man was not hurt. also new, police are searching for two people who attacked a woman walk through morningside park and tried to snatch her purse. police released this picture of the suspects. they appear to be women. and it happened around 6:00 wednesday night near west 116th street. investigators say the suspects took off empty handed after the 24-year-old victim resisted and another person walked by. demanding answers and getting them. mayor de blasio has announced a

kramer gets him to take off- topic questions. >> do you think there's a disparity between the new york that you see and the new york that some other people see and that's why they -- >> no, i do not think that. i have been living here since 1979. i saw the bad old days. >> until now, de blasio has often resisted questions that are not on pre-approved topics. on wednesday, his secretary rejected the request to ask an off-topic question so thursday, marcia kramer followed him to there. >> if you're going to have 15 or 20 questions on a very valid big policy area, we think that's what we should be focused on. >> the mayor took 27 off-topic questions yesterday. new information on the russian plane that crashed in egypt's peninsula last saturday, killing all 224 people onboard. sources tell cbs news now that

be heard on the cockpit voice recorder of the aircraft. investigators are trying to determine if it was indeed a terrorist act and a bomb that caused the crash. yesterday russia suspended all flights to egypt until airport security is improved and the u.s. department of homeland security is putting enhanced security measures in place at international airports. >> the fear that some luggage, cargo could slip through and affect a u.s. carrier or an aircraft headed toward the u.s. is very real. >> this the next half hour, we break down the changes you will need to know if you're flighting internationally. up next, gop candidate ben carson is on the defensive. he says he once tried to stab a friend but now it appears he's changing that story. plus, the commuter alert for those who take the 7 train. and a warning for those traveling in new jersey. and get ready to laugh, it's almost time for the new york comedy festival.

but first, here's vanessa murdock with a check on the forecast. >> good-bye to 70s and hello to much more seasonable weather. i'll have specifics coming up in the full forecast. but first, a check of the

news and cbsnewyork.com. now to campaign 2016. republican presidential candidate ben carson is defending his account of his life story. >> you're saying that something that happened with the words a scholarship was offered is a big deal but the president of the united states, his academic records being seal san diego not. >> the former surgeon was responding to a report suggesting he's been lying

he now says he was told he would be accepted if he apply but just never did. car -- if he applied but just never did. >> what you're not going to find with me is somebody who's going to sit back and let you be completely unfair without letting the american people know what's going on. >> cnn has questioned carson's claim that he once tried to stab a friend. the cable network interviewed nine people who knew him as a teenager and none of them remembered him as being violent. he responded that it was a family member and he changed the details in the book to protect that person's identity. the democratic presidential carolina and front runner hillary rodham clinton is facing increased attacks. the host interviewed the candidates individually last night at the first in the south democratic candidates forum on msnbc. the candidates got a chance to touch on a wide range of

>> now i have many disagreements with hillary rodham clinton. and one is i don't think it's good enough just to talk the talk on campaign finance reform. you got to walk the walk. i am the only democratic candidate who does not have a super pac. >> it's not good for our troops that we continue to operate guantanamo. we are a nation of laws. for us to maintain internment camps and keep people indefinitely is contrary to our principles as a people. and we are best when we operate according to our principles. >> i don't think people should be leaving congress or an administration and immediately going into industries that have a lot of business before the federal government. >> the forum kicks off a weekend of democratic events in south carolina. the state hosts the south's first presidential primary weeks after iowa and new hampshire begin the nominating process. the skyway is shut down for the weekend. the elevated roadway is closed in both directions between

newark and jersey city. crews will spend that time doing drainage work and other construction as part of renovations. the road re-opens monday at 5:00 a.m. there are service changes on new jersey transit. beginning sunday overnight trains on the morris and essex lines and the train from dover will operate on a new schedule. and transit officials say the changes are part of a plan to close a $60 million budget gap. >> and riders that take the 7 train from times square will have to find another way to get around this weekend. there's no service until monday morning. the line is closed for track and infrastructure work. free buses will provide alternate services. and many people were wondering where fall went. let's see if crisp temperatures are on their way back. >> they are. temperatures today will be in the low to mid-60s. 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. and tomorrow in the mid-50s. so over the entirety of the weekend, 20 degrees cooler by

and overnight lows tonight will be about 30 degrees cooler than they were last night. so let's go ahead shall we? take a look live outside. clouds overhead from high atop the empire state building. mild and breezy though. 62 degrees, winds west, northwest at 15 miles per hour. and the headlines. for today, we're in the low 60s right now. and that's pretty much where we stay. nearly steady temperatures for your saturday. and then tonight it gets so much cooler and tomorrow it is really feeling like fall with highs in the mid- and upper 50s to end your weekend. we should be at 57. so today's high was actually 72 degrees. but that happened close to the midnight hour and temperatures have been steadily dropping. for the rest of the day, we will stay steady in the low and mid-60s. so certainly something to think about and then sunset tonight is at 4:46. the temperature trend, as mentioned, felt more like summer, especially yesterday or at least the the tail end of

summer, 74 degrees was the high yesterday. and at midnight tonight, it was 72. and it's dropping. the daytime warmth will be about low to mid-60s. and tomorrow, a high of 55. and monday it's 58 but we will couple the 50s with a lot of sunshine. and yes, yesterday's high of 74 degrees is the normal high for may 29th. that time of year when we are looking forward to summer and that 80-degree warmth. and now we're going the opposite direction. we will cool down through the weekend. we have cloud cover right now. and this will stay the course for today. mainly cloudy skieses, notice some showers beginning to make their way in from the southwest. this all associated with a front and an area of low pressure to the southwest. so today there's a chance for showers out there. but best bet will be south of the city. and for today, looking at the lingering chance of wet weather. tomorrow high pressure is the dominate feature with sun is shine and cooler air as well, a fall feel tomorrow, the mid-50s with a stiff breeze. and monday, a cool beauty,

highs in the 50s with a lot of sunshine. for today, not a bad day, just mainly cloudy. and 63 degrees will be the temperature, northwest winds at 5 to 10 miles per hour. overnight, that slight chance of a shower early but skies will be clearing late and temperatures will be tumbling. degrees. well, tonight at midnight, it will be closer to 43 degrees. so roughly a 30-degree difference and it will be in city. overnight, still breezy and the winds pick up tomorrow. sunny and 55 to end your weekend. northwest winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour. and a warm-up as we look at the forecast. we make your way into monday, it's 58 and mostly sunny so a nice started to the work week. for tuesday, the chance of showers again. nothing major and 60. veteran's day looking lovely, 62 and mostly sunny. and thursday, that really is our next best chance of more significant rainfall in the extended forecast with a high of 63. and that rain courtesy of a

cold front that will move through on thursday into friday and likely dump into in some weekend. >> all right, so although it's not as warm, still nice. >> i think so. >> not a lot of rain. >> just a chance for showers today. >> all right. thank you. well sports this morning. the knicks and nets both struggling to play catch-up last night. >> here's otis livingston with the cbs 2 wfan sports update. morning. looks like the knicks are in last year. they struggled overall with just 17 inwins but not taking care of business at home in particular, looking for the first win at msg this season against the bucs. the same team they beat on opening night but they were forced to play catch up. the rookie helped put a dent in the lead. all right, a double-double by 13 boards. he flies. the knicks would tie nit the

knicks lose by seven. 2-4 this season, 0-3 at home. 0-5 nets hosting the 0-4 lakers so someone's o had to go. and brooklyn trying to claw back in the 4th. and 37 seconds left, but turnovers are a problem for nets. 15 of them including a five- second violation. yeah, i got a headache this big. okay, 104-98 the final. nets 0-6 to start the season. i'm otis livingston. have a great saturday. time now is 9:19. are you looking for a good laugh? well the new york comedy festival may be just the ticket for you. we will have a preview. and in the next half hour, more calls by police to boycott movies directed by quentin tarantino. this is is cbs 2 news saturday

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a shoutout to the control room this morning. those are the people behind the scenes hard at work to bring us into your living rooms. so happy to have them and you of course watching us this morning. 62 degrees outside. welcome back to cbs 2 news. well there will be a lot of laughing around the city next week as the biggest names in comedy come out for the comedy festival. and one of the the founders is here to tell us about it. caroline, thank you for being on. >> good morning. >> 12 years this show has been. how did it get started? >> it got started where we did an anniversary of carolines at carnegy hall. the it was a big celebration. and we said we wanted to do more of that. and we created the festival 12 years ago. >> and it worked out well. >> it has. >> and i know you get big names.

>> well, bill burr at madison square garden. we have trevor noah. we have lewis black. we have bill mar. so we have a great line of people. kathy griffin. >> it's amazing. so many a-listers in one big event. that must be tough to put together. >> well, every year we go, how are we going to beat this one? and we seem to do it. >> and it coincides with stand up for highway lows and dineout for heroes. >> it was an event we created nine years ago. i went to the foundation and said we wanted to help out and raise money for his organization. and we created stand-up for heroes then. so this year, our line-is up of course our steady bruce springsteen, jon stewart, john oliver and seth myers. >> and we are watching the boss there performing.

that's got to be an amazing show. how can people get tickets? >> newyorkcomedyfestival.com and there are tickets left. and our show in brooklyn. >> i know john is going to be there. i am a die hard fan. >> yeah, comedy central live and he is on the show. >> he's fantastic. thank you so much for being here. we really appreciate it. the event sounds fantastic. you can get more information on our website, cbsnewyork.com. tickets still up for grabs. so get them while you can. >> all right. thank you so much. time now is 9:24. up next, the search for a gunman in plainfield, new jersey. >> reporter: this morning, a gunman is on the run after opening fire in this new jersey neighborhood, killing a man and kill injuring a 6-year- old girl. old girl.

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the hunt is on for a gunman accused of killing one person, hurting two others including a little girl. we are live on this developing story in new jersey. plus a warning for travelers. increased security at airports overseas. and a growing trend in thefts at new york public libraries but we're not talking about books. the bizarre crime still ahead. cbs 2 news saturday morning starts right now. good morning. it is coming up on 9:30 this saturday, november 7th.

i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. first, vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast. sounds like we have a cool down, right? >> yes, a big cool down. especially compared to yesterday and fast forward to tomorrow, about a 20-degree difference. today about a 10 degrees difference. certainly we are in transition with temperatures dropping off throughout the weekend. and right now, it's on the mild side. but we're not going to warm up now. 62 in central park. 63 in the hamptons. it's 52 in methodist hospital sell low. 59 in -- in monticello. we've got clouds out there and some wet weather on the way. there's a chance for showers today. best bet will be south of the city. and you can see that trend. looks like spotty activity making its way in. big picture is this, a front nearby and an area of low pressure to the south.

as they track off the coast, we will see cloud cover and the chance for wet weather. and as i mentioned, where we are right now, not going to warm up much. note where we are at noon, 63 degrees. low and hid-60s for us today. and clouds and maybe a chance for showers. and by 3:00, we're at 6 1 degrees. still mainly cloudy and still possible showers. and then by 9:00, we're down to 52 degrees, temperatures are really going to drop quickly tonight. by 9:00, it is mostly cloudy out there. and temperatures will be dropping into the 30s and 40s tonight. so a big chill when you wake up tomorrow. more details about the second half of the weekend and beyond in my full forecast. back to you. >> thank you. now to a developing story. a new jersey neighborhood is edge this morning after a deadly shooting. >> police say the gunman is still on the loose after killing a man and hurting two others, including a 6-year-old girl. ilana gold reports from plainfield. >> reporter: this morning police are searching for the gunman and trying to figure out

what led to this. for hour, we have seen them driving up and down the streets in the neighborhood. they are definitely on the lookout for anything suspicious and they are concerned because the street was full of bullets and some of them went flying right onto this porch and hit a 6-year-old girl. investigators still looking for answers behind this deadly shooting on west 3rd street in plainfield. as many as seven shots were fired in this residential neighborhood at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. and a man was killed walking on the sidewalk just feet away from a group of children. >> so that let's me know that the person who did it didn't live around here because they would know that the kids would be outside. >> reporter: neighbors tell us those children had been playing on the porch at the time. you can see bullets struck the fence right next to where they were standing and pierced through home. police say one of those stray bullets grazed a woman and another hit a 6-year-old girl in the leg. >> classmates? >> yeah. >> okay. and they were just playing? >> yeah, just playing.

>> reporter: edgar cologne owns the house where this happened. he says the 6-year-old was here visiting his daughter and he says his wife was the other one injured while supervisorring the kids. -- supervising the kids. >> how is the little one doing? >> still in the hospital. >> reporter: friends of the girl's family say she's recovering at the hospital after getting shot twice. >> they don't the know when she's coming back to the home but she's okay. >> reporter: police say the man killed was unrelated to the group on the porch. it's unclear if he was the intended target or the motive behind the shooting. how do you deal with something like this? >> it's really hard -- this? >> it's really hard for us because now we're really on edge. >> reporter: neighbors say they don't feel safe after the shooting and they are urging the shooter to come forward. if you have information on the case, police want you to give them a call right away. in plainfield, new jersey, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. director quentin tarantino

about police shootings. the executive director of the fraternal order of police tells the hollywood reporter his members will surprise quentin tarantino but it's unclear when, where or how. the union though does want to hurt the director financially after he spoke at a protest against police brutality. and officers are also threatening to boycott the director's new movie. and several police associations in suffolk county, long island are pledging solidarity. they released a statement that reads in part, quote, his words and actions help cripple the police who are the only line of defense in an ever-increasing violent world for those people that do not enjoy the riches that this man does. boycott quentin tarantino's films. the u.s. has increased security at overseas airports following the crash of a russian jetliner last week. investigators try to determine if the plane was bombed. you. >> reporter: u.s. homeland

security will expand its screening of everything going on aircrafts at overseas airports, including checked and carry-on luggage and catering and other items loaded on planes and they'll conduct an airport assessment of passengerrer and baggage screening procedures at about 10 airports across the middle east and north africa. >> we talk the shoe bomber, printer cartridges, this these all happened overseas but they were b coming into the u.s. >> reporter: russian officials say they have taken samples from the crash site in the desert that will be tested for explosives. that could confirm whether a bomb caused the jet explosion which killed 224 people. u.s. satellite images show a series of heat flashes at the time the plane went down but it's unclear whether the flashes were from a bomb or mechanical failure. u.s. and british intelligence have intercepted chatter from isis talking about the crash. if the downing of the metro jet

was an inside job, officials say authorities along with the workers with security access. >> once they hire the individuals, they need to keep recurring basis. >> the concern is whether isis can bribe an airport employee an operative. the russians are asking for the fbi's help in the bomb analysis expertise. it was a history-making graduation day for the fdny. >> reporter: a brotherhood of the bravest welcoming the newest firefighters, looking more and more like a sisterhood too. among the 295 new probationary firefighters, four women. lisa grew up never imagining she could follow in the fdny

footsteps of her father and two brothers. >> i just hadn't given it a thought and they pushed he and inspired me. and i went for it. i said, why not? there's nothing that can stop me. >> reporter: this mom says there's a lesson here for her two daughters. >> i wanted them to see that if they have a dream, they'll achieve it if they really want it. >> reporter: together they bring the number of city female firefighters to an all-time high, 49 currently on the job, all made it through 18 weeks of training with bunker gear. >> we train the women to work with the weight of the gear. >> expected to work just is as hard as the guys and you hold your part. >> this is the most rigorous training so to get this far, to get this far means you're someone special. >> reporter: beaming audience members celebrated their own personal history, graduates include families with generations of service including -- >> brandon -- >> reporter: who at nine years

old lost his firefighter dad on 9/11. >> this is probably one of the greatest days of my life. >> reporter: of the more than 10,000 uniformed city firefighter, less than .05% are women but these four are trained not only to knock down fires but also to shatter stereotypes. >> well new york city does lag behind other big cities. san francisco has 15% women firefighters. the national average is about 3.8%. time now 9:36. up next, a bizarre crime on the rise and it could get you banned from the library but it has nothing to do with books. and some local restaurants are bringing something new to the table. and in sport, daniel murphy is on the look clock for a big decision. will he -- on the clock for a big decision? will he stay? well, the clouds are thickening up and temperatures are dropping. what is in store for the weekend in?

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warns the restroom will be inspected after anyone leaves it. >> hmm. well restaurants have become noisy places and now some eateries are designing new spaces to bring down the volume. >> reporter: at many restaurants these day, food is dished out with a side of decibels. >> reporter: some restaurants can reach levels similar to traffic or a jackhammer but more and more restaurants are dialing down the noise. the general manager zach montgomery says this space was designed so people can converse. >> to sit down and have a good conversation with whoever it is that you want to come to dinner or whatever. >> reporter: owners brought in a diner who put vinyl in the

creeling to absorb sound. and a glass wall allows the kitchen to be seen and not heard. >> it's actually when the sound starts echoing throughout the room and bouncing back at you, that's where it gets disorienting. in general, we try to shoot for 20% of all the surfaces in the room to be soft or have value. >> reporter: he says even older restaurants are making similar changes to adjust. even though they can't change the walls or add carpeting, what he recommends is putting padding under neither the tables to soak up sound. >> if i want to be more rowdy with the guys, i probably won't go to this restaurant. but if i'm with my wife, i probably prefer this space. >> reporter: the design alouse customers to design without the din. in midtown, cbs 2 news. >> i like a little noise when i'm dining. a little fun. >> and it's nice to hear the person you're with. >> yeah, i guess who you're

with. let's go over to vanessa murdock now. so many people eating outside the last few days, especially in the city. >> i know. i think today it's going to be busier indoors. it is going to be 10 degrees cooler today than yesterday. tomorrow, 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. and big changes in your weekend forecast. it's still going to be above normal today but nothing like it's been. and let's check in with the weather watchers and see what the temperatures are like. more great photos pouring in. 61 degrees on the north shore of long island says bruce adams. he is in northport. and cloudy sky, relative humidity at 61%. and this photo. i'm loving this. he says foliage and overcast skies in northport this morning. beautiful with the american flag in the foreground. and foliage is peaking across long island and in the city and points south today. sow might want to get out there and enjoy the leaves. it's drawing to an end this leaf peeping season.

some more beautiful photos this morning. this one overcast skies from the hudson valley. beautiful shot there. and let's take this one from david taylor, the view from bayonne this morning at sunrise. spectacular. the trend in the photos are clouds, right? they'll be plenty of them today. mainly cloudy skies and a chance for showers but still on the mild side. and outside across the city, beautiful there with some breaks of sun. and 62 degrees, breezy, winds west, northwest right now at 15 miles per hour. and a little rainfall update for you. we do have a chance for showers. we need the rain. since september 1st, we have gotten just over 7 inches. that's below the norm. and when you consider the year, the deficit is nearing 8.5 inches so we need rain. we have a couple chances for a little bit of rain in the week- long i think so -- week-long exthe ended forecast but no

it's a good day for leaf peeping. points east and south it's peak. but we are past peak to the north and the city. the clouds linger through the day, the slight risk for rain and best bet south of the city. and temperatures, midnight tonight, they were at 7 2 degrees. and they've been dropping since. they'll continue to drop later today. so we're talking about a brisk beginning to your sunday. and then tomorrow, highs in the 50s where we should be for this time in november. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, notice showers impacking ocean county. again, for today, chance of showers, best bet south of the city. and the culprit is low pressure and it's associated with the front to the south. through the day, high pressure starts forcing its way in, skies will be clearing late tonight into tomorrow. so left over chance of wet weather for today. and tomorrow, a fall feel and sun tomorrow and a brisk northwest wind so with

tomorrow, feeling like the upper 40s out there. monday, similar store, cool beauty, the winds less significant on monday. around the region today, looking like this, low and mid- 60s is where we're headed later on today and staying. 63 is the high in the city. areas well north and west of the city, expect it to be more 50s sort of day. and overnight low, significantly different than what we had last night. as i mentioned, around midnight, it was 72. well in the city tonight around midnight, it will be 43. tomorrow after a very mild start to the weekend, it gets colder, 55 degrees, sunshine breezy for your sunday. and then on monday, looking at a high of 58 and mostly sunny. and tuesday, another chance for showers and 60. and wednesday, veteran's day, pleasant, 62 and mostly sunny.

for wet weather in the next seven days. back the to you. sports this morning, the knicks and nets struggled to play catch-up and can the rangers keep up the momentum? >> here's otis livingston. >> looks like the knicks are in line to repeat a trend from last season. they struggled overall with just 17 wins but not taking care of wins at home in particular. against the buck, same team they beat on opening night. and knicks playing catch-up after falling behind many the first half. and helped to put a dent in milwaukee's lead. a big dent. a double-double by the 3rd quarter and finished with 13 points and 14 boards. if he does, he does. the knicks would tie nit the 4th but the buck stops here. 0-5 nets hosting the 0-4 lakers so someone's o had to go. brooklyn trying to claw back

from the 11 point deficit many the 4th. and down to three with 37 seconds left but turnovers were a problem for the nets. 15 of them on the night. yeah, his headache, he's got excedrin bring all over it. trying to continue the roll against the avalanche out west in colorado. they are riding a seven-game point streak. they fell behind 1-0. start the game and then unloaded with the goals in 21 seconds. 2nd period. and rangers hang on to win 2-1. devils and black hawks. tough task against the defending stanley cup champs and the did he feels aren't a joke.

then 4-0 in the 2nd. the devils win 4-2. even going through the play- off run of six straight games with a homer, some sources said the mets wouldn't resign daniel murphy for next season. and yesterday they extended a qualifying offer to him. he has a week to accept the $15 million offer or decline the offer and hit the open market. if murphy declines the offer and signs something else, the mets get an additional draft pick after the first round. and he has expressed interest in staying but no player has ever, and i mean ever, signed a qualifying offer believing they can get more money elsewhere. i'm otis livingston. have a great saturday. we are just weeks away from start of the holiday season and your little ones may already be working on wish lists. we will show you some of the hottest toys for the season. and today we with those for the younger kids.

>> here i am. here i am. >> good job. how cool is this? we can dump it. kids. this is the big ticket item. >> i would have been excited if i got that for christmas. that's amazing. and easy to drive. forward and reverse. on it. >> and you brought other items. >> i did. i want you to meet star lily. what little girl is not going to fall in love with the unicorn? she is beautiful. she has a 100 different combinations of voice and movement. >> a hundred? >> a hundred. and she's got touch points on the back, on the face and on her horn. >> and big eyelashes too. >> she flutters her wings and the eyelash, just beautiful. everyone will fall in love. >> and very soft. >> and beautiful hair. >> very nice.

everyone is going to fall in love with the good dinosaur. and this guy is going to be galloping his way from the screen into living room. pull his arm. [ animal noises ] >> and watch how the kids play. >> that's a fun one. >> it is. >> and he has a lot of movie phrases. and what i love is that the kids are moving with him. not just watching this. >> very nice. >> peppa pig. kids love her. this is her pirate ship. and 82 pieces that the kids build. comes with her brother george. they're ready to go and battle the pirates on the mighty sea. and they can shoot the canon. you shoot it. pull it back. there you go. >> a little weak. i got to practice. but very fun. >> and we love when the kids are building. and we know the kids are always asking for our devices. i don't want to hand my ipad

toy a 3-year-old. but this is the leappad platinum. it's a beautiful 7-inch high resolution screen. wi-fi enabled which means kids have access to apps, ebooks, games, all educator approved content. and this year they have introduced the magic cards. so what you see here is a game that's open. kids will use the camera, scan the card right in and spell the word. >> oh, okay. >> so whether it's letter, numbers or their favorite character, it brings that to life. >> and you don't have to worry about things being inappropriate. >> no, not at all. and i love that you can travel with it. so nice and easy to bring along. >> these are colorful. >> beautiful. so the big question is, were you naughty or nice this year? where are you on santa's list? well, santa is not going anywhere without his reindeer. >> right. >> so build-a. had bear has the beautiful reindeer for the kids to dress up. glisten is the new reindeer.

and she is santa's fastest reindeer. and there's a new app for the kids. it opens up all kinds of holiday games and fun things for them to do online too. >> and do you have to go to the store. >> you go to the store. you can order them but the fun thing to do is go and get your reindeer and then dress them up. >> okay. so what do we have here struggling to pay. >> i'm going to come around here. we know that the force is with us. a big star wars year. and darth vader really. >> my gosh. >> and we're going to meet new characters and new villains. >> and this is a good one for the little kids and also the parents. >> the parents love him. >> right. >> gosh. , look at the light saber. >> 32 different points in this. which means he moves all kinds of cool ways. he is awesome. >> and popular. >> and finally, we know, the kids love doc mcstuffens. and she fixes the broken toys

this is the pet vet check-up center. we can push this in and take x- rays. >> that is see cool. >> and listen to the heart beat. and there's band-aids for boo boos and a pretend bath and we can give them treats. a dispenser in the front. >> that is awe. many i love that one too. and where can people find more information? >> everything can be found on toyinsider.com. >> and more information, over 200 of the top toys. >> broken down by age. >> thank you so much. and we will have more coming up after the break.

morning. cbs 2 news is back with the top stories. police in new jersey say a man has been killed in a shooting in plainfield. they are still looking for the shooter. investigators say two others were injured including a child who was shot in the leg.

this happened yesterday afternoon. the 6-year-old girl was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. a woman who was also hit received medical treatment at the scene. two officers in louisiana have been arrested after allegedly shooting and killing an autistic boy and injuring his father during a chase. louisiana state police say the 6-year-old was killed on tuesday. his father remains in the hospital. the officers are both charged with second degree murder and attemped second degree murder. there's no 7 train service between times squares and morning. the line is closed for track work. new jersey's skyway is also shut down this weekend for construction. morning at 5:00. weather forecast. vanessa murdock with a look at that. >> well, clouds today, and cooler than it's been. in the low to mid-60s today. and where we are right now is where we're going to stay. and we do have a chance for a few showers today. but the best bet will be south

now tonight, skies will begin clearing and temperatures will really drop. we will be in the 40s in the city. 30s north and west. very brisk to start off sunday. and then tomorrow, seasonable with sunshine and mid-50s, mostly sunny but winds northwest at the 10 to miles per hour. so monday is beautiful. 58 mostly sunny. and slight chance of showers tuesday. and veterans day looking picture perfect, 62 and mostly sunny. >> get the sweaters back out. >> yeah, it's time. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. well that wraps up cbs 2 news saturday morning. our next newscast is tonight after lsu takes on alabama in college football. >> you can check the day's top stories all day long. i'm diane macedo. >> and i am andrea grymes.

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