many are praying for paris this morning as we get new information about the victims, the investigation, and one of the gunmen. >> and i am not afraid. don't stay at home. be outside. >> and we're ready to fight. >> people from earn the world are feeling the devastation from the tragedy this morning. calls for peace and signs of lives lost. >> and local leaders are taking no chances, stepping up security in the tristate area and in an abundance of caution. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning, coming up on

on this sunday, november 15th. i'm diane. >> and i'm andrea grymes. let's get to vanessa murdock with a look at the forecast this morning. we can see the sun behind you. >> it's up and cold still this afternoon. a different story and it's going to be nice to end the weekend. right now, though, if you're stepping outside any time soon, we hope, of course, you will wait until after the show this morning. nonetheless, 40 right now in the city; 31 in sparta and 40 in greenwich; and it feels like 29 in baby loop and edison -- babilon and edison, 27. there is lots of sunshine and that will be the trend all day long. right now in the vortex satellite and radar, a patch of clouds making its way through the southern half of new jersey. generally speaking, today is a weekend. by noon, 50 degrees out there and feeling like 51 by 3, 58 and there is a breeze by this afternoon out of the west- northwest and 10 to 15. nothing compared to yesterday. andrea and diane.

you. leaders in france promised to wage war on the islamic paris. >> police arrested at least three people during raids in belgium, including the brother of one of the suicide bombers. the arrests came after a car with belgium license plates was found close to the site of one of the attacks. the attackers as frenchman ismael mostefai, a man investigators said is known to his ties to islamic radicalism. >> we're learning more about the victims. at least 129 people were killed in the attacks, including a college student from california. jonathan has more from paris. jonathan? >> reporter: good morning to you. the family of isma, el mostefai tell police they had no idea he became radicalized. seven family members, including a brother you mentioned are in police custody being questioned. there is a new clue that

surfaced today, this morning. police found a black car they suspect played a role in the attacks located about six miles outside of paris. it was abandoned and there were guns inside. this coulds of french police -- thousands of french police and paris. growing vigils and himmor -- memorials line the streets as the country mourns. home. we wanted to go on the street and live again and not to fear they want us to have. friday night. the french officials say three teams of terrorists all armed with assault rifles and identical suicide vests, launched coordinated attacks on cafes, a soccer game, and a concert hall. >> it's like war. crazy. >> reporter: 23-year-old cal state student nohemi gonzalez was killed while having dinner with friends. she was spending a semester studying abroad in paris.

>> she brought joy, happiness and laughter to everyone she worked with. >> reporter: as a precaution, many of pariss top tourist attractions were closed, including the eiffel tower and the louvre. the french president hollande carnage. one of the attackers was born in france and had a petty criminal record and they are searching for accomplices and vowing to take no mercy when they track them down. we're back here live outside of the bataclan theatre, one of the locations that took place of the attacks on friday. forensic teams trying to search for clues to the identities of the remaining six attackers who were believed to have apply a role in all of this. meanwhile, the memorials continue to grow as those in paris pay their respects. >> thank you, jonathan. and back here at home, while authorities say there are no specific threat says, police

in the tristate area are on high alert. they're stepping up security across the region. >> and alaina gold joins us from east rutherford, new jersey, where the giants are scheduled to play the patriots later today. >> reporter: police are not taking chances. they're focused on met life afternoon. and this -- and we have seen stadium security bring out their canine iss and they're suspicious. football fans can expect a heavy police presence at met life stadium for the giants the troopers beating up security around the perimeter in the parking lot and inside. authorities warning fans to not bring bags here and if it's a must, the bag has to be a clear one. the nypd stepping up security across the city and it's more than evident that officers

heavily armed in time square where teams are patrolling the crowds as part of a operation called her cue lease. >> and you'll see them in greater numbers. >> reporter: they want guarded locations and they're making their presence known as places more out of the way includeing webster all, an east village concert venue. >> i have never seen cops here. to see this? >> reporter: i feel more safe about it. >> reporter: the nypd doing bag checks across the city and at subway stations. they have specialized equipment and undergo intensive training for active shooter scenarios. they're not letting guard down after the terror attacks in paris. >> is come this has a broad target set from locations involved in sporting events to bars and concert halls and crowded public places that is a

great swath of new york. you will see an increased general perhaps in the number and type of police. >> reporter: you will see new intense mobilizations and most places you travel. the port authority stepping up patrols and they have bag checks system wide and law enforcement is warning everyone to be on high alert. they want to emphasize there is no specific threat. alana gold. >> thank you. and the seem of france, the support is evident across the area. this is a live look at the french consulate where a vigil is growing. dozens of people leaving flowers, candles and notes of love and hope. and the famous arch in washington square park was lit up in blue, white, and red, the colors of the french flag.

a vigil to remember the victims. steve langford was there. >> reporter: an impromptu rendition of the french national anthem under the washington square arch, a monument modeled on the arc de triomphe in paris. >> a couple of friends were shot inside the bataclan and outside as well. >> reporter: this french citizens living in new york said his friends wounded at the bataclan concert hall will survive their injuries. he expressed his gratitude for how new york, which so suffered in 9/11 is showing its support. >> they must know what people in paris feel like. we appreciate that. >> reporter: a mayor of new york arriving to offer his condolences. >> deep sorrow. we feel a sense of loss with the people of paris.

homeland. >> and we, of course, always associated bottoming with beirut and new paris is beirut and that is something that is so new to us. >> i thought so. >> reporter: the new jersey father of an 18-year-old taking a year off in paris to live calling his son in france when he got word of the paris attacks. phone. he was in the car with my brother and they were fleeing from the scene. >> reporter: he was in the paris neighborhood hit by the worst attacks when they erupted friday night. he on spoke to us from the french capital. >> and i had adrenaline going through me. i know it was bad but i didn't know the extent of what was going on. >> people in france have a chance to come on the street and express their distress and anger. we have to do it here in new york. >> reporter: new york.

common with a sense of overwhelming loss. >> and city with cbs 2 for continuing coverage of the attacks on paris. for updates any time g to our website, www.cbsnewyork.com. the attacks were a hot topic at last night's presidential debate. how the democratic candidates plan to fight the war on terror. >> and plus, back on schedule after flights were halted at every airport in our area.

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say more with new kisses deluxe. . new to campaign 2016, the deadly attacks in paris dominated the discussion as the democratic candidates face you off in their -- faced off in their second debate that aired here last night on cbs 2. marcia kramer has more. >> reporter: the democratic

presidential debate began with a moment of silence for the hundreds killed or wounded in a rocked paris. all of the candidates denounced the attacks. the first-time democrats spoke about the incident. it was a difficult road since earlier in the day, the republicans condemned president obama who once called isis the junior varsity. the three democrats had the debate on cbs, the first broadcast network to host a debate event fought over who should take the fight to the islamic state terrorist isis. defeated. it couldn't be an american fight. >> i would disagree with score. this actually is america's fight. >> and the musliminations in the region, saudi arabia, iran, turkey, jordan -- all of these nations are going to have to get their hands dirty. >> in particular, turkey and the gulf nations have got to make up their minds. >> reporter: with reports that one of the terrorists involved from the paris attacks got into

france hiding in a group of syrian refugees, questions whether we should let the refugees into our country is a hot topic. >> i would want us to take our place among the nations of the world to alleviate this sort of death. >> reporter: hillary clinton supported having the u.s. admit increased numbers of refugees, 65,000 but with intense screening. >> and i do not want us to, in any way, inadvertently allow into our country. >> reporter: they squabbled about the minimum wage, sanders saying it should be $15 an hour. >> and this country needs to move toward a living wage. it's not a radical yet. -- idea. >> if you go to trump, it would be the highest hissitor cage average we had. >> and it should always be going up. with all due spect to secretary clinton. >> of course. >> they were asked what challenge they faced that will make them a good president. mrs. clinton said there were so many, she didn't know where to

advice to president obama to go after osama bin laden. o'malley said he knows how to manage people in a crisis and sanders said it was his experience of the senate committee of the veterans affairs. >> it will be interesting to speak with john dickerson the next hour. we have an update on an outage that caused serious delays at our airports and flights are back to normal at jfk, laguardia, is any newark. last night, flights were delayed more than 2 1/2 hours at the major airports. long island mcarthur, westchester county and teterboro were affected. an external communications problem affected the air traffic control facilities and prevented planes from landing. there is no indication that this has any ties to terrorism. and time for the exclusive seeks 2 forecast. vanessa murdock is here with a look at the weather. >> and that is the general trend. today and tomorrow, warmer than it's been in the low 60s by tomorrow and today, more seasonable mid- and upper 50s

show you how beautiful it is and don't let that sunshine deceive you this morning. we're off to a cold start. forty degrees in the city, 30s north and west and winds out of the west at 7 miles an hour and headlines warmer today than yesterday and 10 degrees warmer and we'll be in the low 60s and toward rain, because we need it, the next chance arrives on thursday and thursday is looking to be an ugly day and a rainfall update, november so far, nearly 3/4 of an inch and who look at the stats for the year and received about 35 inches of rain. the deficit now is approaching the nine-inch mark. thursday, we anticipate rain. at least it will put a dent in the numbers. on the vortex satellite and radar, the pictures we see now are high, thin clouds through the southern and southwestern portions of new jersey and for today, a mostly sunny day, thanks to high pressure dominating the forecast. in fact, a big area of high

winds generally out of the west as we see that and we'll start to see some slightly warmer temperatures and today going to be the warmer half of the weekend. still a bit of a breeze this afternoon with lots of sun. tomorrow, mild monday and wins out of the southwest tomorrow and pumping in slightly warmer air and in the low 60s and on to tuesday, things change a bit. what is happening, we have a backdoor cold front sliding down from the northeast and as that happens, wins are more easterly off of the water and we'll see additional clouds and temperatures into the 50s on tuesday and so enjoy the slight warming trend while it lasts. today, under mostly sunny skies and a bit of a breeze, nothing compared to the last few days. 58 in the city; 60, morris town; 50, white plains and montauk, 55; seaside heights, 59 and at met life stadium, the giants are taking on the patriots at 4:25 and for kickoff, 66 degrees. still sunny out there but sunset is not far off and

getting dark, winds out of the west-southwest at 10 miles per hour is any tonight, mostly clear and not as cold. 46 degrees and tomorrow is a beauty. my pick of the week, 61 degrees and lots of sunshine to start off the day. as we make our way into tuesday, more clouds and cooler as i mentioned, the high of 55 and mostly cloudy, 61 and possibly showers late wednesday. the main event looks to arrive on thursday. 63 degrees and rainy and very windy. next weekend, i think, he gets cool saturday in the 50s and sunday in the 30s and 40s. >> and sounding like a good day. >> that is for sure. and the scarflet knights got shut down by nebraska. >> first, stefan curry led the warriors to victory yesterday and 107-99. and this is steve overmyer with the rest of the cbs 2/wafn update. >> it's been a miserable season for rutgers football. the coach being suspended and

rutgers lost four straight and they won't be post season eligible. the next question, will the coach kyle flood survive this? they have been in nine bowl games the last several years and deemed god to go after -- good to go but the nfl-bound receiver was held to 62-yards on four catches and they pretty much threw the kitchen singe at nebraska. -- kitchen sink at nebraska. and rutgers within a touchdown in the third and this is must win for nebraska as well. a loss would have eliminated them from bowl eligibility. last week, they upset seventh- ranked michigan state. last night, they handed rutgers the seventh loss of the season, 31-14 and don't forget this afternoon on cbs, giants against the undefeated new england patriots. that is at 4:25 p.m. for cbs 2 sports, i am steve overmyer. >> and time now, 7:19. coney island.

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. new images of terror released this morning and we're also learning new information about the victims. one of them in the paris attacks, a college student from california. we also have a look at the outpouring of support for paris here and in our tristate area. >> police are not taking chances at met life stadium for the game this afternoon after the terror attacks in france. we'll tell you about the beefed- up security to keep fans safe. . good morning. coming up on 7:30 on this sent, november 15th. i'm andrea grymes. >> and i am diane macedo. happy birthday to my dad.

he's getting older and let's check in with vanessa murdock. he likes to say he's getting young jeer and good for him. that is what keeps him young, the mental attitude. it's going to be a sunny day. and lots of sun, temperatures warming up from yesterday. it's cold, though, right now and 31 in sparta. thirty in the city and hamptons and greenwich. and it feels like 33 in grip witch and edison and monticello, the windchill is 26. lots of sunshine and some clouds to the south. it's going to be a mostly sunny end to the weekend and breezy this afternoon. and nothing compared to the past few days. at noon, 50 degrees and mostly sunny skies. three:00 this afternoon, the high is 58 and then by 6:00 53 under clear skies and going to be a nice weekend and we'll talk -- we'll talk warmer and back to you. >> thank you.

identified one of the suicide on paris. >> the frenchman is known for his ties to islamic radicalism. his brother and 24ths were in belgium. >> they came after a car with belgium license plates was found close to one of the sites of the attacks. 129 people were killed in the attacks, including a college student from california. tony aiello has more from paris. >> reporter: for 23-year-old nohemi gonzalez, it must have been a dream come true. a semester in paris. now, her family faces the nightmare of losing her in the terror attack. >> she has a shining star and she brought joy, happiness, laughter to everybody she worked with. >> reporter: more than 120 dead, more than 350 injured. saturday, parisians lined up to donate blood and pay respects at memorials, many no doubt praying for peace even as the

headline in the french paper reads this time it's war. this tourist in paris is a new yorker who witnessed the 9/11 attacks. >> and we have lived through this, you know, we know how painful it is for the french. we know how painful as the president said yesterday, it is for all people who believe in human rights and dignity. and we stand with the french and it's a very sad day for all >> reporter: the paris prosecutor said the terror attack was the work of three teams armed with rifles and suicide vests. one of them, a man from france with a criminal record. a syrian passport was found near the body of another attacker. one terrorist blew himself up outside of the soccer stadium. the game continued but word of the attacks spread as fans left. >> and people were running in every direction. and police were corralling people towards one direct route

expect or do. >> reporter: meanwhile, others drove past cafes and opened fire and three more attacked the bataclan club and should shows concertgoers trying to escape. loud booms are heard as some are seen running out of the door and others climbing out a window. survivors said the gunmen screamed about syria and iraq while firing on the crowd. >> there was a blood everywhere and even people alive were covered with blood. >> reporter: and back here at home, authorities say there are no specific threats, but police in the tristate area are on high alert and stepping up security in the area. >> al -- ilana gold joins us live from met life stadium in east rutherford, new jersey, where the giants are to play the patriots this afternoon. >> reporter: football fans are going to notice a big show of force here at met life stadium. the security is going to be tight. and this morning, we're seeing police out here.

they're going through the parking lots looking for anything suspicious. football fans can expect a heavy police presence at met life stadium for the giants versus patriots game today. troopers beating up -- beefing up security in the perimeter and inside. authorities warning fans not to bring bags here. if it's a mess, it has to be a clear one. the nypd stepping up security across the city and it's more than evident that officers are heavily armed in time square where tammies are patrolling crowd as part of a operation named her cue lease. >> you will see police out in public places with different arms and win oopons than you -- weapons than you would normally see in greater numbers. >> i they're making their presence known at places more out of the way, including webster hall and eastvillage concert venue. >> i never see cops here. i think it's out of an abundance of caution. does it make you feel better to see this? >> i feel more safe.

>> reporter: the nypd doing bag checks across the city including at subway stations and they're ready for possible threats. that i have specialized equipment and undergo intense weekly training for active shooter scenarios. they're not leading their guard down after the terror attacks in paris. >> this attack has a broad target set from locations involved in sporting events to bars and concert halls to crowded public places. that is a great swath of new york. what you will see is an increased general presence in the number and type of police you will see. >> reporter: you will see intense mobile situations and most places you travel. the port authority of new york and new jersey stepping up patrols. we'd. right now, law enforcement is alert. and we're back live at met life again, the police are warning fans to keep the bags at home to avoid problems getting inside and police want to emphasize that there is no

specific threat here or anywhere in the area. live at met life stadium this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. and a colorful display of love and support. it was lit up in blue, white, and red, the colors of the french flag. [ singing ] >> earlier in the day, the crowd there broke out into an improperly use rendition of the french national anthem while under the arch, a monument modeled on the arc de triomphe in paris. the mayor was among those gathering to remember the victims of the attacks. >> and we feel such deep sorrow. we feel such a sense of loss with the people of paris. >> and they must know what people in paris feel like. and we really appreciate that as french people here. >> and there are other local vigils planned for today in our area, including one in manhattan tonight at bennett

begins at six and you can see victims to the -- or tributes to the victims of the paris attacks all over the city. the fire on top of one world trade center was let in the colors of the french flag. >> and a second night and a photo on the facebook page with the caption paris, the light of liberty shines upon you. >> and at city hall, the clock tower was let up in blue, white, and red and we invite you to stay with cbs 2 for continuing coverage of the attacks on paris head to our website at www.cbsnewyork.com. the new effort to reduce eland. >> and coming down snake hill one day. the rain, all of a sudden, boom out of nowhere out of the woods. >> and hear why some say this problem. >> and plus, why it's a big day for big blue.

win against tom brady and the undefeated patriots. coming up, a preview of today's big matchup with experts from that other pregame show on the cbs sports network. first, vanessa murdock with the forecast. >> it's bright and blue outside. going to be a lovely end to the weekend. coming up, we'll talk about warmer weather and wetter weather as we make our way into the workweek. remember, rain or shine, you can have the forecast any time with the cbs new york weather app and check live radar, send us the weather pictures and

such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price, only when you book direct at hampton.com . welcome back to cbs 2 news sunday morning as we take a live look at the sunny skies outside and from the top of the camera and the empire state building.

it will be warming up and today will be the better half of the weekend and she'll have the forecast coming up. police released surveillance photos of a man they say was involved in a string of robberies in coney island. on monday, he followed a 63- year-old woman into an apartment building elevator, pushed her against the wall and grabbed her back. he's accused of pushing two other women the past few weeks. a body was discovered at the playland. the woman's body was found on the property around 3:30 yesterday afternoon. there were no obvious signs of foul play and the medical examiner will determine an official cause of death and there is no word on her identity. and-for-s battled a mass of fire in brooklyn. and it began after noon yesterday. more than 100 firefighters had to be called in to fight the fire against the wind. and many people in moan reported seeing the smoke.

the cause of the fire is now under investigation. and new york is taking steps to deal with the growing deer population on staten island. the department of transportation added six of the temporary signs like that one in bay terrace to alert drivers about deer crossings. it's welcome news for drivers who have had close calls with the animals. >> and i'm coming down snake kill one day in the rain and all of a sudden, boom, nowhere. had to hit the break and missed it. >> and the d.o.t. plans to post 21 permanent signs by november . >> and maybe the deer needs lessons to cross the street. >> maybe. >> and they're dangerous, though. you have to be careful. >> and i think they're well- covered, you know what i am saying?

>> and this morning, bundle up if you're heading out and this afternoon, beautiful and seasonal in the mid-50s for us. let's check in with the weather watchers for us and how they feel this morning is going and let's check in with our friends discussing. 37 said michael gordene and sunny skies and left us the word, brisk. and not very breezy out there this morning. the temperatures are in the 30s and low 40s. and perhaps 21 for some and this is from lorraine murano. saying it's 21 degrees in oak ridge, new jersey now and 21 would be the outlier and most of us in the 30s and 40s and heading for the 50s today and let's go live to show you a beautiful shot of the skyline again and we have clear skies over the city and 40 degrees. the winds out of the west at 7 miles an hour and as we look at the headlines, much warmer

today than it was yesterday by about 10 degrees and a mild start to the workweek and in the low 60s tomorrow and rain will return on thursday and we need the rain. the deficit is approaching 9 inches for the year. rain. overall, it's looking ugly and going to be windy and wet. as we look at the almanac, forecasting a high of 58 degrees and that is 4 degrees above normal and as we look at sunset time, it's at 4:38 and that is getting dark. early, we're losing daylight out there and get out and enjoy the sun while it lasts and as we talk about the temperature, we said tuesday is about 4 degrees above normal. 13 of 14 of the days in normal. the exception was evident why and with some highs in the 40s. today, there is some -- a bit of a breeze.

and there are a few more clouds and a bit of a disturbance here to our south. generally speaking, today is a mostly sunny end to the weekend and that is thanks to the high pressure dominating the forecast and as well as temperatures warming up and we think today's the better half of the weekend and with that sunshine and warmth, the lesser winds. 58 and mostly sunny. tonight, 46, clear and not as cold and tomorrow, cooler with more clouds and wednesday, 61 and a wet weather moving in late and that main event is thursday and with end and rain and 56 on saturday and mostly cloudy and into sunday. >> and that is a ways away. >> yes. >> and tossing it out there. >> and ited that is the better

>> and that is going to be bright as well. >> and thank you. we love our friends. y that with us during the best of times and worst of times and every once in awhile during the most mischievous of times. >> and what is the most trouble you got into with your friends? here's more. >> i don't know where to start. [ laughter ] >> i banged a garbage can later on. >> my parents went away for the weekend and i decided to have a party. >> and crossing the stream. my father's pickup truck. >> an old boyfriend. >> we climbed a water tower and got to the top. >> the night that we lost the car in the city and we reported it stolen because we forgot where we parked why it. >> and the car was running. >> we drive the truck through the water. >> and we open the doors and the water went through. >> is any you drowned the truck? >> we got it back on the road that night. >> and we went to a bar and forgot we moved the car and went to the police station. we reported it stolen. why it had low jack in it. i remembered we moved the car

and i said oh, oh, let's go. >> and you climbed with them? >> yes, i did. >> and yeah, yeah. >> and when they broke my mother's glass marble coffee table, i said that is it. everyone out. >> what was your punishment for banging your buddy over the head? >> i think it was a lecture and i don't think my mother liked john than. >> she was critically like yeah. >> and what did your father say? 15 years later. the time? that young. it was not that long ago. >> you and your boyfriend way up -- . >> way up there. >> the mile high club? >> oh, stop. no. i have three children. they can't hear this. >> for cbs 2 news, john montone, 10-10 wins. let's do some antics tonight. let's take a car into the city. >> i'm in. >> you're in? >> i love him. all right. >> the giants snapped the patriots undefeated season. we'll find out this afternoon

well of stadium and joining us to talk about that abouting game, london fletcher from the other pregame show on the cbs sports network and welcome. >> thank you. thank you for having me. >> the giants have done this before and they're a thorn in tom brady's side. do you think they can pull off the wind today? >> why every they had michael strayhan and yomiurama, the defensive line, yes. not this giants defense. >> you don't think? >> no, they don't have a chance. when you look at the way the patriots are playing now, on offense and defensively, they have too many weapons and too strong of a team, you know. the giants will be lucky to keep it close. >> and it was interesting. this week, tom brady was asked disgust you? he didn't say yes or no but >> right. >> and they beat him twice in the super bowl. >> uh-huh. >> right.

>> and i am sure they will look to get a revenge factor from the two losses but this is different new england patriots team and it's a different. >> knows team. >> and that is what tom brady said. they have no bearing on today. >> absolutely. you know, there are some things you can look to from a matchup standpoint, schematically what the giants did against them and things like that against the patriots, but, personnel changed so much since the last time they faced off. >> and is there anything -- is there any weekness they can stick in. >> it's tough -- . >> and the thing that they have thrived on. >> uh-huh. >> and is creating turnovers. the problem is that they don't turn the ball over. >> right. >> and the one thing, strength against string. >> uh-huh. >> and you look at that and say what can the giants do? maybe they can score some points but it's going to have

to be other guys and they're not going to let him go out there and have a big day and going to be randall. and some of the other guys will have to step up and make plays. >> and belichick said he plays big and has a great catching radius. >> right. >> and that is something they're keeping an i -- on their side. >> and just knowing how he has done devices and defensive game plans in the past. >> uh-huh. >> he's going to take beckham away and someone else will have to step up and make plays. >> and they played the jets a close. >> and it was. >> yeah. marshal. >> uh-huh. >> and they matched up well, you know, and against the patriots and then when you look at it, at the end of the ballgame, critical situations, you need the play to happen and they were able to get it done >> yeah. >> the jets.

they played pretty bad game on thursday night and against rex ryan and the bills and taking a lot of heat for his decisions, especially at the end of the game. this? >> and that is one of the things where hindsight is >> of course. >> and you get in that situation and say should i go for it on fourth down? >> uh-huh. >> or some i kick a field-goal. and that is one of the things where, if he -- they converted -- . >> right. >> and they didn't. unfortunately and he's having to answer a lot of questions. >> and they get to relax today? maybe? >> a little bit. >> what do you have coming up on the other pregame show? >> we have a great show. we have me. >> and of course. >> and that is always gray. >> and that is good having me and we'll talk about the patriots and giants game, of course. and talk football. >> and everything else. >> we have fun on the show. >> and you have to tune in if you haven't. thank you for coming down and talking to us. we appreciate it. >> thank you.

>> and you can catch the other game at 9:00 on the cbs sports network and don't forget, the big giants game taking on the patriots at 4:25 p.m. here on cbs 2 and diane, over to you. >> i know they don't have a chance, but we have to cheer for them anyway. and time now, 7:52. we're living large in a french chateaux with a closet bigger than most new york city apartments. this is cbs 2 news sunday morning. anwi a yr reen

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. the only way to describe today's living large is palatial. >> and it's a romantic getaway that is 30 minutes from time square. here's cbs 2s emily smith. >> reporter: a french chateaux on dupont court has a majist

appearance sitting on six acres. we met maggie inside. >> hi. i am emily. >> reporter: the grand entree fewer has 29 -- foyer has 29 slabs of marble on the floors. >> and they'ralityinated with calcut a. >> reporter: look up and see hand-crafted plaster designs around a leaded glass panel. a sunken formal living room has rich reclaimed walnut floors. >> and even as big as the space is are, the house is warmth. >> reporter: it's a 250,000- square-foot home. a billiard room with more reclaimed walnut floors and ven serbian walls meant to look like leather. >> and this is the library or office on this level. >> reporter: -- and with letting you can cook on the custom counters flanked by butcher block. >> and they are what you would see in the bedroom in a house this level.

took us to the top floor. >> a breakfast companien? >> yeah. >> no. >> and this is all part of the totaling 1,000 square feet. >> yes, it is. >> looks small in here, right? >> and a sitting room leads to the dressing rooms, walls of shelves and closets. also, the master bathroom. >> and we went away from the jacuzzi tub with the big bubbles and it's like sitting in a champagne glass. >> reporter: a marble terrace english garden. sigh. >> and -- versailles. >> a glistening pool, seven feet deep in the center and shallow on either side and pavilion.

chateaux in brookville, it will cost $15ent 5 million. -- 17.5 million. >> and that is incredible. not even -- i don't have anything to say about it. it's beautiful. >> we'll be right back. every coconut has a dream. to come out of its shell. to show all the world its true, inner beauty. and then, in an ironic twist, get covered up by chocolate and almonds. almond joy mounds.

. prayers for paris this morning as we get new information about the victims, the investigation and one of the gunmen. >> we're not afraid and be out, be outside. >> we're ready to fight and we're not going to give up. >> and calls coming not just from france but around the world this morning. there are calls for peace and signs of unity and support to honor the lives lost. >> and local leaders here are taking no chances. how they're stepping up