remembering a 9/11 hero. a community is saying a final goodbye to an nypd lieutenant diagnosed with cancer after spending months at ground zero. >> it kills me i can't go inside my house. homeowners accused of stealing their own house. the strange and complicated rule that says they're technically trespassing. >> stand at sea. -- stranded at sea. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. coming up on 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, november #. today's top stories are straight ahead but first meteorologist vanessa murdock

is here with a look at the second half of our weekend. the fall temperatures are officially back. >> yesterday was a transitional day. today we're seasonable. much more sunshine. there will be quite a stiff breeze out of the northwest. while we'll be in the mid-50s, it will feel more like upper 40s and low 50s today. let's look at the temperatures. right now it's so much coppedder than it was yesterday at -- colder than it was yesterday at 7:01. 36 in monticello. belmar at 43. the hamptons 45. when we look at the 24-hour temperature change, so to 19 degrees cooler right now than it was yesterday. so certainly much cooler today. we'll see lots of sunshine on the vortex satellite and radar picture. you can watch as the clouds make their exit off to the southeast. so beautiful blue skies for today. the story does change, though, as we make our way into the workweek. we'll talk about that in your full forecast. right now look at the break down of your day. 9:00 a.m. 48 and mostly sunny. by noon sunny and 52. late other 55.

and then by 9:00 it's clear skies and 45. we'll be breezy as i mentioned today. winds generally out of the northwest at 10 to 15. we could see some gusts as high as 20 miles per hour. i'll have your full forecast coming up and we'll talk about much needed rain that may have put some numbers in the bank on back to you. >> have necessary is a, thank you -- vanessa, thank you. a funeral will be held today for another victim of 9/11. >> nypd lieutenant marci sims died of cancer, one of 1700 people who died following their work at the 9/11 attacks. we have more on that. ilana? >> reporter: hundreds this morning are going to pay their respects to marci sims. she was so dedicated to her work here at the world trade center site and this is where she paid the ultimate sacrifice. dat community will say goodbye -- today the community will say

she lost her battle with cancer at the age of 51. >> it was just smoky. you felt like it was burning your throat. >> reporter: that's sims talking in a video last year about responding to 9/11 and the conditions she worked in. sims spent four months at the site doing rescue recovery and cleanup as a rookie officer. her health then deteriorated as she moved up the ranks. >> i had a back ache. i thought i did something wrong working around the house but i noticed a lump on my stomach. even the doctor thought it was a cyst. >> reporter: the cyst was lounge cancer that had spread. her sister spoke to us on the phone about her passion. >> she said she wanted to be a little girl when she was a little girl and she was. she followed her dream. >> reporter: she says marci sims will be remembered for her love for life. >> she had an amazing personality. when she walked into the room, the room lit up. >> reporter: sims and her

year. the loss. >> she also came to this park knowing sadly one day she would be on this wall. we humbly will honor marci next year when we do the reading of the names. >> reporter: field now speaking out about medical coverage for those in sims' position. her costs were taken care of by the 9/11 act but congress failed to renew it. it lex pair in october of next year. >> what about those whose families are being torn apart by 9/11-related illnesses about you they have a cloud of uncertainty because the nation's leaders can't come together to pass a bipartisan bill. >> reporter: advocates are pushing for congress to look at this issue again and vote next on renewing the bill. the funeral for marci sims is at 11:00 this morning at gutterman's funeral home in woodbury, new york. we're live in lower manhattan >> thank you. we have new information

shooting in plainfield, new jersey. officials have identified 24- year-old anthony bowles as the man who was killed. a 33-year-old woman and her 6- year-old niece were also injured. people who live nearby say they're afraid no one is safe in that neighborhood now. >> somebody saw something. somebody needs to talk. we live here. we should be safe. we should be safe. >> police haven't made any arrests in the case. this morning police are searching for suspects in separate stabbings that took place in two busy sections of manhattan. the first one happened in herald square around 5:00 yesterday morning. the second about 12 hours later in union square. in the herald square incident, police say a 25-year-old woman was stacked in the chest by argument. in union square, a man was stabbed on east 16th street by a suspect described as bald and wearing a green jacket. friends and family said a final goodbye to a child and her grandfather both killed bronx. the funeral was held yesterday for 10-year-old nyanna aquil

they died on halloween after a car lost control, jumped the curb and slammed into them. police say the driemp may have had a see -- driver may have loved ones are struggling to cope with the loss. >> i just want peace for my daughter and for my father at the end of this. family. devastated. >> it's hard for me to know that my best friend is gone. >> another man also was killed. the driver is currently not facing criminal charges. new this morning, a search is under way in brooklyn after police say a man robbed several offices in a building in brighton beach. police have just released this photo of the suspect. investigators say on october 30 just before 4:00 a.m., he used the fire escape to gain access into the building and once inside stole electronics and money from four offices. also new this morning a rescue in the waters of the great south bay. here's a look at the scene. suffolk county police say the marine bureau officers saved three adults and three children

there a boat that hit a sand bar during a fishing trip. it happened off east fire island yesterday. a 40-year-old man suffer add head injury, was -- suffered a head injury, was taken to the hospital. the man's 11-year-old son was also hurt but is expected to be okay. mission arrested two people accused of shoving a man on to the subway tracks in philadelphia. the suspects can be scene robbing michael kramer last month. kramer says they beat:and used a taser on him -- beat him and used a taser on him before blowing him on -- throwing him on to the tracks. >> they left me there to die. they probably hoped that i didn't this way they wouldn't get charged. >> police say thanks to that surveillance video they arrested the two suspects. back here at hope, many residents of glen cove, long island welcomed plans to develop a former superfund site. >> many now say the project was suddenly altered and they're not happy with the size and

>> reporter: the shores of glen cove for decades an untapped jewel marred with industrial pollution a superfund site but 20 years of cleanup and planning promised a destination. >> it was supposed to be a marine take, a waterfront, restaurants, shops, retail. >> reporter: now residents claim they've been blind sided by 11th hour changes. >> we never expected a huge montross city. >> it's just too -- montross city. >> it's too big. >> new plans now include two residential towers, 12 stories each with 1100 units. opponents dub it an urban-scale giant they fear will tap out roads and services and mar waterfront views for miles. >> it's completely out of character with what exists here. there is nothing like it on long island anywhere. >> reporter: size comparisons include massive rxr plaza in union dale, home to the

building up rather than out offers more public green space. >> use the playgrounds, the parks, walk along the new boardwalk. there will be an ever theater. it's an -- amphitheater. we believe it will be a curl tur center and destination. >> reporter: -- culture center and destination. >> reporter: the mayor says it's a vast improve over decades of cultural industry. >> i believe it will transform mean cove. it will bring us baby boomers and people in the city with disposable income. >> reporter: neighboring sea cliff planning to sue. its mayor claims glen cove broke a 15-year-old agreement that the waterfront project would be half the size. >> what they're looking to create is the largest building in nassau-suffolk county right on the waterfront. >> reporter: with shovels in the ground set for the spring,

this come 20 years too late? lobbyists don't think so. >> the developer says its drawings are not yet complete. time is 7:10. coming up a parking nightmare in mississippi. drivers return to find their vehicles swallowed in a sinkhole. the pictures coming up. >> plus, from the gridiron to the cash register, some customers choosing how to share their views on tom brady by which 7-eleven they shop at. they've got the receipts to prove it. >> it's a home fit for a hero. the special homecoming for a long island veteran who was injured in afghanistan. >> first, here's vanessa with your forecast. >> forecast looking very fall like today. we're talking beautiful blue skies but not warm and a little bit of wind, too. i'll have details coming up. we'll talk about much needed

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investigators say they're still trying to figure out the source of a sound heard on the cockpit voice recorder before a russian plane crashed in egypt. the u.s. and britain think it may have been a bomb. but crash investigators say it could have been caused by a fuel tank or a lithium battery explosion or even fatigue in the body of the aircraft. u.s. satellite images show a series of heat flashes at the time the plane went down last week killing all 224 people on u.s. homeland security is expanding the screening of

>> i want people to know that they're aviation security officials working on their behalf are continually evaluating threats, potential threats. >> the egyptian government is now investigating staff and ground crew at the airport where that flight originated. historic elections are under way in the southeast asian country of mile an hour mar. -- mile an hour mar -- miramar. millions are voting in what has been billed at the freest election ever. 91 parties are running but the main fight is between the party of long-time opposition leader and the party backed by the military. back here in the u.s., dozens of volunteers used plenty of elbow grease to pay tribute to veterans in washington. they helped clean the vietnam veterans memorial yesterday morning in prepare operation for -- preparation for veterans day on wednesday. to a special homecoming for a long island veteran injured in afghanistan.

kevin vaughn was presented with a key to a beautiful new house in north merrick yesterday all thanks to the nonprofit group build homes for heroes. vaughn was given the two-story cape cod style home mortgage free. >> four years ago a huge door closed for me when i was injured, but now today four years later, this brand new beautiful house, a thousand doors just opened for him. >> one of his legs had to be amputated after the armored car he was riding in was bombed. >> his smile just lit up his face in that. take a look at this incredible video out of eastern mississippi. a large sinkhole has swallowed more than a dozen vehicles outside of an i hop restaurant. it happened in meridian about 100 miles east of jackson. police say about 15 vehicles fell into the 50-foot wide hole last night. officials say no one has been hurt. >> lucky for that. >> absolutely. time to check in with

vanessa murdock and your weather forecast. it was a little cooler outside today when i went outside. >> i wore my winter coat in this morning. this afternoon more of a light jacket but nonetheless big changes over the past 48 hours, especially. and it is going to stay on the cooler, more seasonable side of things for really the next week. i want to take you live outside stunning. the sun reflecting off of one the blue skies. it is a beautiful start to your day, but it is chilly. 46 degrees right now. we have northwest winds at 9 miles per hour. your headlines for today blue skies. nice tomorrow as well. but right now tuesday is looking wet, and that's a good thing. we need some rain. the deficit over 8 inches for the year. it looks like tuesday we'll be able to put some rain in the bucket and help with that situation. temperatures this morning so much cooler than yesterday. in some instances as much as 20

so right now we're at 35 in middletown. tarrytown at 43. 40 in danbury. across the region 40. chatham 46 and spring lake 43. so cool right now and for today seasonable. we're anticipating a high of 55 degrees. the normal high is 57. sunset is tonight at 4:45. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, you saw the live picture. you saw the scene. skies are blue. we have a few thin clouds out there, and that is the picture for today. high pressure is in control. stays in control for today and even most of tomorrow. but then things do start to change. so for today it is a fall feel, a nice brisk breeze out of the northwest. tomorrow, though, this high slides off the coast. winds become a little more southerly. so we jump those temperatures up by a few degrees. then tuesday rain returns to the forecast with low pressure skimming up the coastline. we're looking at some possibilities. next says of 2 inches on tuesday.

here's -- in excess of 2 inches on tuesday. here's the deal. a much need -- much needed soaking rains on tuesday as it looks right now. there will also be a chilly northeast wind so it's not going to be a day that's warm and wet. it's going to be a day that's kind of raw out there. but we need the rain. it looks like right now we'll get some on tuesday. today no concerns for rain whatsoever. blue skies. a breeze. and temperatures seasonable in the mid and upper 50s for the most part. 55 in the city as we as white plains and montauk. 57 for freehold. morristown, newark at 59 and monticello will top out at 49. overnight tonight with skies still clear, temperatures will drop off again, even chillier than they were this morning. in the city we'll be at 41. middletown below freezing at 31. westport 40. whiting 36 degrees. you get the point. most of us in the 30s and low 40s to start off your workweek. tomorrow afternoon after a sun- filled end to your weekend, we keep the sunshine in play tomorrow. 58 degrees.

the clouds will thicken late, though, in advance of the rain moving in on tuesday. so here is the deal. tuesday 59 degrees right now. it is looking wet. in some cases we could see some heavy rain, but it does look to be a pretty steady rain all day long. wednesday 62. a beautiful day as it looks right now for veterans day. thursday a cold front will bring us another opportunity for some range, but as we head into the weekend, skies are again clearing out. high pressure is building in. temperatures are dropping and the sun shine is returning. >> so you were saying yesterday we really need the rain and it looks like tuesday is when we'll get it. >> yes. and yesterday, tuesday wasn't looking as impressive. it was looking like the models were keeping the storm to the south a bit more. today it's looking better for us because we need the rain but it could certainly hinder commuting on tuesday both in the a.m. and p.m. >> still seems like pretty nice fall weather if you look at the week overall. >> i think so. perfect week. >> thank you. two 7-eleven store owners are trading jabs over football star tom brady. a colorado store owner added a

line to his receipts calling tom brady a cheater after the deflategate scandal. a massachusetts store owner heard about it and fired back with receipts calling the new england quarterback a football god. >> he's an innocent man, you know. he wasn't found guilty in court so let it go. >> it's an opinion. a good opinion i think. i think 31 other teams and fans will agree with me. >> colorado store owner had been printing the receipts for months but has since stopped at the request of his corporate office. >> i kind of like that they snuck in a little bit of fun there. the winless brooklyn nets were hoping seven would be their lucky number. >> their trip to milwaukee ended with a bang, just not the kind of bang they hoped for. here's steve job mire with your sports -- observer mire with your sports update. >> came team that shoes mortgaged their future for a championship run that never materialized.

franchise that has -- due. this is a franchise that has no cap space, no first round pick. they only have one first rounder over the next three years. that might go down as the worst trade in nba history. and right now they're just looking for a win. looks like jason kidd knew what he was doing when he skipped town a few years ago. it's because the nets are 0-6 and things may have gone from bad to worse. brook lopez is one of the first pieces of the puzzle that's still left, leaves in the 3rd with a foot injury. x-rays negative. but with the big fella away, the -- [indiscernible] for greg monroe? the nets have allowed more three pointers than any team in the nba. milwaukee takes advantage. they win by 8. they hand brooklyn their seventh straight loss to star the season. rangers looking to score their fifth straight win against the arizona coyotes. so far they are 6-0-2. this

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name. honey crisp apples are perfect for apple pie. here's stefer any tantillo with -- stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. >> probably one of the most popular apples we start seeing are honey crisp apples. they have sort after tartness of a granny smith but still a little bit sweet similar to golden delicious. it's almost like a combination of flavors and it's great for baking, eating out of hand, a couple of different things. when you see them in the market, you want to make sure it has a nice, beautiful shine and should have a mixture of colors. you'll see dark red, lighter red, a little green, a little bit of yellow. make sure it's not too green but you definitely want this mixture.

when you bring apples home, a rule of thumb, i know they look beautiful on the counter but you want to store them in the refrigerator. they keep their crispness and hold their juices better and they last a little longer. when it comes to eating them, out of hand they're fantastic, great for you. they're a nutritional powerhouse, especially as far as fiber is concerned but these apples bake very well. i'm stephanie tantillo with your tip of the day. a holiday display at a long island shopping mall looks different this morning following complaints from shoppers. one of those shoppers posted a photo on social media showing the new glacier santa display at the roosevelt field mall. many others turned to social media complaining about the lack of traditional decorations, especially a christmas tree. yesterday afternoon our partners at 1010 wins noticed two trees have been added a. spokesperson for the mall said key elements are still being headed to the glacier exhibit. one of the elements will be a

traditional christmas tree alongside the glacier experience. >> they definitely heard a lot of customer feedsback. 7:26. coming up after the break... >> another first responder has dietz from a 9/11 related illness and this morning the community will say goodbye to nypd lieutenant marci sims. we'll have much more on her funeral. >> plus, they've lived here for two decades but a new jersey husband and wife are accused of trespassing on their own home. bizarre details ahead. this is cbs 2 news sunday morning.

soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio saying goodbye to a 9/11 hero. an nypd lieutenant diagnosed with cancer after spending months at ground zero will be laid to rest today. this morning how family and friends are fighting to honor marci sims. hear the convenient tool police say this man used to steal thousands of dollars worth of electronics from offices in brooklyn. and hope you enjoyed it while it lasted. the 70s are a thing of the past.

but look at this beautiful shot outside. this crisp paul weather -- fall weather is back. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues. good morning. it is 7:30 on this sunday, november 8. i'mi'm andrea grimeses. the days top stories are straight ahead. we're going to vanessa murdock who says the nice weather is a thing of the past. >> don't blame me. >> it's all your fault. >> you have to be appreciative that it's beautiful out there today. >> we have both sides represented here because you're unhappy. i'm happy that the fall weather is back. >> it's so nice out there, i have to say. >> it really is. and it's going to be sunny today which we did not have yesterday. it will be a lot cooler than it's been and it will be breezy as well. let's take a look at the temperatures so you can see just how much things have changed in the past 24 hours.

we're down to 36 in monticello. babylon 45. edison 42. the 24-hour temperature change is from 10 degrees cooler to 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday at 7:31. so much cooler this morning. this afternoon we'll be warming into the 50s. right now we have clear skies with just a few thin clouds out there. and that will be the case for the duration of your sunday. we're expecting plenty of sunshine and a brisk breeze out of the northwest. in fact gusts could be as high as 20 miles per hour today. by 9:00 a.m. it's 48. mostly sunny. looking lovely. by noon 52, sunshine and that breeze out of the northwest. 3:00 this afternoon, 55 degrees. that's as warm as it gets, folks, but that is seasonable and that is where we should be. so very fall end to your weekend. coming up we'll talk about rain on the way that might impact some commutes on tuesday. andrea and diane, back to you. >> thank you. now to our top story. the death of a hero who fought to the very end. >> nypd lieutenant marci sims will be laid to rest today after passing away from cancer.

she's just one of roughly 1700 people who died because of their work at the world trade center site. next year crucial help for those still suffering could be gone. cbs 2's ilana gold joins us live from lower manhattan this morning. >> reporter: andrea, the family of marci sims is heart broken and calls her a true hero. she didn't think twice about going into ground zero and helping out with rescues. in just a few hours hundreds will pay their respects. today the community will say goodbye to nypd lieutenant marci sims. she lost her battle with cancer at the age 561. >> it was just -- age of 51. >> it was just smoky. >> reporter: that's sims talking in a video last year about responding to 9/11 and the conditions she worked in. sips spent four months at the site doing rescue recovery and cleanup as a rookie officer. her health deteriorated as she moved up the ranks. >> i had a back ache. i thought i did something wrong working around the house but i noticed a lump on my stomach.

the doctor thought it was a cyst. >> reporter: that cyst was lung cancer that spread. she died at her home on long island. her sister spoke to us about her passion. >> she talked about when she was a little girl and said she wanted to be a cop and she was. she followed her dream. >> reporter: she says marci sims will be remembered for her love for life. >> she had an amazing personality. when she walked in the room, the room lit up. >> reporter: sims and her husband, keith visited the 9/11 pep moral last year. her friend -- memorial last year. her friend first responder adds cat john field talked to us about this -- advocate john field talked to us about the loss. >> she knewed isly she would be on this wall. we'll -- knew

she would be on this wall. >> reporter: . [ no audio ] [ stands by for captions ] >> reporter: at this point it's unclear if congress will take up this issue again. now, the funeral for marci sims is at 11:00 this morning. it's at gutterman's funeral home in woodbury, new york. we're live in lower manual hat tan this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. new this morning a search is under way in brooklyn after police say a man robbed several offices in a building in brighton beach. police just released this photo of the suspect. investigators say on october 30 just before 4:00 a.m., he used the fire escape to gain access into the building and once inside stole money and electronics, including computers from four offices. this morning police are searching for suspects in separate stabbings that took manhattan. the first happened in herald morning.

the second about 12 hours late near union square. in the herald square incident police say a 25-year-old woman was stabbed in the chest by another woman following some sort of an argument n. union square a man was stabbed on 16th street by a suspect described as bald wearing a green jacket. there's a battle over property taxes on long island. the nassau county executive has put a 1.2% hike back in next year's budget after the county legislature voted to remove it. now lawmakers have to decide whether to try to again reverse his decision. the county executive says the additional $12 million is needed to cover higher health care costs and lower sales tax ruts. -- receipts. imagine receiving in your home for 20 years making -- living in your home for again years making payments every month and a moving truck pulls up and forces you out. >> how could this happen? it's much easier than you think to be a victim of a stolen home.

technically trespassing on their own property. >> it kills me i can't go inside my house. >> reporter: they can't go inside because the fairlawn home no longer belongs to them. it was stolen. >> you work. you work hard for what you have. and then things like this happen. >> reporter: it all started in 2005 when the couple received an offer in the mail to refinance and consolidate their bills. >> it looked great. so we went along with it. >> reporter: but what the couple didn't know, it was all an elaborate scheme to steal their deed and strip the equity from their house. >> people start to think that, oh, this is all part of a process. they end up giving out the information. the information can then be used to prepare all these documents and this morning signatures and -- forge signatures and all the rest and then the person is out of a home. >> reporter: hundreds of other local homeowners also fell victim to the same scam artists.

sent to jail. >> imagine losing your home, your kids grow up there. you put the little line on the doorway every time your little baby girl gets two inches taller. then one day there's moving trucks with boxes that says get out we want this property. >> reporter: the home which eventually fell into foreclosure was sold at auction and is now the property of the federal home loan mortgage corps. freddie mac as it's more commonly known. they said they'll sell the house back but at full market price which is about $160,000 more than what the couple originally paid in 1995. >> obviously they're not happy about that. they're not happy to buy back their home that should never have been taken from them. >> reporter: especially after already shelling out more than $100,000 they say in legal fees. >> it's not right. it's not fair. >> reporter: but freddi mack told cbs 2 it wouldn't be fair to sell the home back for anything else. the company said this protects taxpayers by reducing our losses and also supports local

property values which is good for naictdzs by reducing the -- blight. what happened to them should remind everybody about the devastating impact mortgage fraud can have on our families. foreclosure specialists says while the rifi owe on re fi -- these refi offers may seem enticing, you must have an attorney review the offer before signing on the dotted line. dick brennan, cbs 2 news. >> freddie mac says they encouraged them to make a competitive offer on the house. the family says they will continue to fight. >> what a nightmare. time 7:38. holiday shopping season is officially here and in the next hour, we've got a look at some of the toys making lots of wish lists. >> but first, here's vanessa murdock with a check on the forecast. >> beautiful blue skies out there right now. but we have some changes in the forecast. we have rain on the way and we need it. so i'll tell you when it arrives coming up. but remember, rain or shine,

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the itunes store. it's easy to feel like you're being pulled in a million different directions. >> what do you do to try to relax? >> just breathe in and relax. >> listen to music. >> walking the dog. >> we have breakfast outside. >> i sit in the chair. >> just music in general makes me feel good. >> a child of '60s r&b. you come home from work. nobody likes you and all of a sudden these four legged, they love us. >> we have the unconditional love of our pets.

>> david, when you're not fixing shoes you're relaxing? >> yes, like president of the company. >> take a deep breathe. >> if you took five of those deep breathes, you'd really be calm. >> i'd be laying down on the ground. >> can i try it because i like a good swivel. oh, yeah, yeah. >> if you were with otis sitting on the dock of the bay, can you almost whistle that? [ whistling ] >> i would love to be able to sit. i eat my breakfast-- >> the news anchor will be on the air saying and john is and i'll be here having breakfast relaxing. for cbs 2 news, john montone1010 wins. >> it's certainly not what they call r&b today. >> for sure. all you r&b sippingers, so-

singers, so-called r&b, you're not. >> relax, man. >> he was getting stressed out talking about what he does to relax. >> he's a good whistler. music is a good stress reliever for sure. did you -- do you look at the radar to get relaxed? >>it's very relaxing at times when you see the bright reds and deeper purples. things start to settle down in the weather department. listen, today weather wise is very relaxing. feel the crisp air and just enjoy what is going to be a very fall like day. it is fall after all. so we're perfectly seasonable. let's take you to our weather watchers and see what's happening around the region. we have temperatures this morning 10 to 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday at this point in time. right now 46 degrees on staten island. 47 in long beach. 43 degrees, this report from holly romain. she says we have mostly sunny skies. things are looking good out there this morning.

i hope you like the cooler air. we'll head up north toward pleasant valley. 34 degrees as mark and general mean start off their -- jeanine start off their day. calm winds right now. later today the breeze will be picking up. gusts could be as high as 20 miles per hour. so a brisk, fall day -- brisk fall day in our midst. across the city from high atop the empire empire state building, 46 degrees. winds are northwest at 9 miles per hour. again picking up later on today. your temperature trend has been one of significant cooling. on friday it was 74. yesterday's high around mid night was 72. today we'll top out at 55 and then it will be a slow climb to just 60 on tuesday. and low 60s is as warm as it will get for the next seven days which is where we should be. we should be in the 50s and low 60s. the normal high is 57. now the warmer air is a thing of the past. what is in our future is some rain. we need it. right now the deficit over eight and a half inches for the year.

on tuesday looks like we could get another one to two inches of rain. so tuesday going to be soggy. your commutes could be impacted but just keep in mind it's all for the greater good out there. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, we've got clear skies overhead. high pressure is dominating today's forecast. tomorrow's as well. but then as we make our way into tuesday, that changes. so here's the area of high pressure. it migrates east over the next couple of days and then low pressure makessity way up the coastline -- makes its way up the coastline for an impact on tuesday. hour by hour sunshine today, a whole lot of it. tonight clear and cold again. we'll start off in the 30s and low 40s tomorrow. then as we go through your day, it will be sun-filled upper 50s for your monday. late, though. as you're making your drive home, you'll start to see the clouds pushing on in in advance of an other of low pressure that will move up the coast bringing rain with it. your tuesday morning commute, here we are at 5:30. rain. it could impact your morning drive. noontime we could see some heavier, steadier rain making its way in. and then as you make your drive

the potential of some steady rain out there. it really doesn't clear out till wednesday but for veterans day, the forecast looking great. with tuesday's event as i mentioned, one to two inches possible. it does look like those higher totals will be east of the city. so for today 55 degrees, breezy and sunny. tonight 41 in the city. we'll translate to 30s north and west again. then for your day tomorrow, it's another beauty. 58 degrees. a little breeze still. clouds thickening late. tuesday we're looking at a very wet one as it stands right now. veterans day clearing skies, 62. thursday a cold front rolls on through bringing us another chance for rain at 63 of the by next saturday it is 54 and mostly sunny. andrea and diane, back to you. >> thanks. looks like the number seven is not so lucky for brooklyn. the winless nets lost their big man and more. >> here's steve overmyer with your wfan sports update. >> a team that has mortgaged their future for a championship

run that never materialized. two years after acquiring kevin garnett, paul pierce and jason terry, the bill has come due. this is a franchise that has no cap space, no assets to trade, no first round pick. actually they only have one first rounder over the next three years. this might go down as the worst strayed in nba history. and right now they're just looking for a win. looks like jason citd knew what he was doing when he -- kidd knew what he was going doog when he skipped town -- doing when he skipped town. brook lepez is one of the few pieces to the puzzle still left. leaves in the 3rd with a foot injury. x-rays negative but with the big fella away, 2 boards for greg monroe? the nets have allowed more three pointers than any team in the nba. milwaukee takes advantage. they win by 8. they hand brooklyn their 7th state loss

new york has 17 back-to-back games this year. so far they are 6-0-2. this after throwing up another four goals in the desert. rangers knock out the could i knows 4 -- coyotes 4-2. jpp is back four months after losing two fingers to a fireworks accident. jason pierre paul will make his season debut this afternoon in tampa to open up a roster spot, though, they put linebacker jon i'm steve overmyer. dat jet and -- dat jets and giants -- today the jets and tough losses. the giants are on the road in florida to play tampa bay. amy joins us in studio this morning to talk a little >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> let's start with the giants because that was such a last week. so close against the saints and

then they just lost it in the final few seconds. what struck out at you about this game? >> it was a game that unfortunately one team has to lose by definition. it was a magnificent quarterback performance on both sides. it was an unfortunate sequence at the end of the game. that's the sort of game that is often hard to shake off. i remember from my experience over almost 30 years, some losses are harder to shake off than others. look, perhaps they'll shake it off when they go into tampa which, by the way, jaemis winston 85 passes without an interception. tampa is looking better. they've beaten two divisional rivals on the road. this is not going to be an easy game. >> we just heard steve overmyer jason pierre paul is finally back after his fireworks injury today. how does that change the dynamic of the team today? do you think it makes a big difference? >> i think it does. it make as big difference in two regards. number one, they need more pressure from their front seven.

we don't yet know if to what extent his game will be any different. number two, those men have their teammate back. i think it would make a bigger difference as it will the next time the giants are at home. and that home crowd can react to jpp being back. but the teammates back -- the teammate's back and that's going to resonate. >> hopefully they with pull off a win because last week was tough to watch. >> tampa is a tougher team to beat than people expect. >> let's talk about the jets. theys had a tough loss. qab ryan fits -- quarterback ryan fitzpatrick injured his thumb but he's back. they played their old team. >> some of us don't consider it a tough loss. some of us consider that a magnificent loss. look, fitzpatrick injured on the first series. but the raiders dominated both sides of the line of scrimmage in that game. offensive line dominated for the raiders. defensive line dominated for

and the jets are going to have to reorient. from a defense that looked rather dominating the first couple of weeks the jets have given up back-to-back 30-point games. >> they need to play better defense overall. >> they do. >> and they practiced with -- they -- they practiced with a little more urgency this week. >> i always smile when i hear coaches say we had a bit more urgency. coming from a front office backgrounds, my reaction when i heard our coaches say that, you know, how about having that every week. >> in fairness to him he did say the previous week they -- he thought they had a good practice, too, the week before and they happened to lose. they have a short week because they take on rex ryan and the bills on thursday which should be fun. >> do you think that will get any attention in new york? >> it might. what do you have coming up on your show? >> we v a lot -- we have a lot of discussion coming up from the business perspective, the midseason coaching changes, some other business issues. look, we're week nine and so now we're going to start seeing

teams separate themselves from one another. >> a lot of them are saying you have to play well in november in order to get to the playoffs for sure. >> you do. >> thank you so much. we so appreciate it. >> i heard your weather report you're getting some rain. >> on tuesday. >> could you send us some water? >> we will. thank you so much. the other pre-game show starts at 9:00 this morning on the cbs sports network. and don't forget to watch the jets take on the jaguars at 1:00 p.m. right here on cbs 2. this is cbs 2 news sunday morning. we'll be right back. let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. be quiet. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do.

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