cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. morning. coming up on 8:00 a.m. on this sunday, november 15th. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea gryme, s. the day's stories are ahead but let's go to vanessa with the weather. >> it's going to be warmer by 10 degrees. factor in the lower winds, going to feel like 15 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. and so, really looking lovely to end the weekend and let's take it to the temperatures. right now, why it's a little bit chilly. it's 38 in the hamptons; 34, monticello; 37,ble mar; 31, central park and feels like 38 degrees right now in central park. and feeling like 33 in the hamptons andble mar, too. on the vortex, satellite and radar picture, the area of high pressure dominates today's forecast; how far, right now, we see clouds across central and southern new jersey and mostly sunny skies as we

progress new the day. by noon, 50 degrees and mostly sunny skies. a bit of a breeze and by 3:00 this afternoon, 58 and that is our high for today and that is four degrees above normal and by 6, it's dark out there and clear and 53. the full forecast is coming up. we'll talk about warmer and wetter weather on the way. back to you. and thank you. to our top story, the french government identified one of the suicide bombers involved in those attacks on paris. they say the trenchman is known for his ties to islamic >> the police arrested the 29- year-old brother and at least two others during rains -- raids in belgium and came after a car with belgium license plates was found close to the site of one of the attacks. and we're also learning more about the victims. at least 129 people were killed and including a college student from california. >> cbs 2s jonathan viglio it, ti joins us live from france now. jonathan? good morning to you. we're about a block away from

the bataclan thee hater, one of six classifications that came -- theatre. under attack. now, a new pressing concern. the possibility of other attackers at large. paris police are confirming that they found what they believe to be a getaway car abandoned about six miles outside of the city. >> thousands of fringe police swept the streets of paris as a fearful another attack remains too real here. the country mourns. >> and we didn't want to stage the home and go on the street and live again and not to feel the fear. so. >> reporter: paris was rocked friday night. french officials say three teams of terrorists all armed with assault rifles and identical suicide vests launched coordinates attacks on cafes, a soccer game and a concert hall.

crazy. >> reporter: 23-year-old cal state student nohemi gonzalez was killed while having dinner with friends. abroad in paris. >> and she brought joy, happiness and laughter. >> reporter: as a precaution, many of the top tourist attractions were closed, the louvre. the french president hollande carnage. he said know woke of the attackers was born in france and had a petty criminal record. they're searching for accomplices and vowing to take no mercy when they're tracked down. >> the family told police they had no idea he had become radicalized. seven family members including the brother had been taken into custody for questioning a. at this point, unclear if any of them played a role in friday's attack. >> and thank you.

authorities said there are no specific threats, police in the tristate area are on high alert and stepping up security in the area. ilana gold joins us live with more where the giants are later today. >> reporter: this morning, we're seeing police and canines out here at met life stadium. we have been watching themscoping out the parking lots looking for anything suspicious and police really are not letting their anymore down here today. there will be many layers of added security inside and outside the stadium. football fans can expect a heavy police presence at met life stadium for the giants versus patriots game today. troopers beefing up security around the perimeter in the parking lot and inside. authorities also warning fans to not bring bags here. if it's a must, it has to be a clear one. the nypd stepping up security across the city and it's more than evidence.

and officers where times -- teams were patrols clouds as part of a operation named hercules. >> and quail spree -- you'll see police in public places than you would normally sigh in greater numbers. >> and they making their presence known at places more out of the way, including webster hall. >> i have never seen cops here. so, i think it's out of an abundance of caution and does why it make you feel better to see this? >> i would feel safe about it. >> reporter: the nypd doing bag checks across the city, including subway stations. they're ready for any possible threats and have specialized equipment and undergogo intense weekly training. they are not letting their guard down after the terror attacks in paris. >> this attack has a very broad target set from locations involved in sporting events to bars and concert halls and crowded public places and that is a great swath of new york.

you will see an increased general presence in the number and type of police you will see. >> reporter: you will see new intense mobile situations and most places you travel. port authority of new york and new jersey stepping up patrols. they have bag checks systemwide. right now, law enforcement is alert. so, the message from police, if you see something, say something and that i want to emphasize there have been no specific threats in our area. live at met life stadium, ilana >> thank you. and you can see displays of love and support for the people of france across our area and this is a live look outside of the french consulate on the upper east side and that is where a memorial is going. dozens of people are leaving candles, flowers and notes with worries of love and hope. the arch was lit up in blue,

. earlier yesterday, the crowd there broke out into a improperly use rendition of the french national anthem whole under the arch. a monument modeled on the a detri only in -- arc de triomphe of paris. sorrow. we feel ence is of loss with the people of paris. >> they must know what people in paris feel like and we really appreciate that. as french people. >> more vigils are set to take place in our area including in manhattan tonight at bennett park and that begins at six. and stay with cbs 2 for continuing coverage for the attacks on paris. any time you can go tod website, www.cbsnewyork.com. 8:07 is the time now. the attacks were the hot topic at last night's presidential debate. how they plan to fight the war on terror. >> and back on schedule after flights were halted at every

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. a good sunday morning to you all. 8:10, 40 degrees out there. it's a chilly one but we have nice, sunny skies and vanessa murdock said it will actually warm up throughout the day. and we'll check in with her in a moment. welcome back to cbs 2 sunday morning. and some video. the french national anthem at the opening of the matinee performance yesterday. and the conductor, placido domingo led the moving tribute to the victims of the attacks

in paris. new video this morning of the destruction in syria caused by air strikes. the islamic state claims russian warplanes carried out yesterday, strikes in raka. russia has not claimed responsibility. the strikes came hours after the islamic state said it was behind the deadly attacks in paris. defense analysts said the attacks on paris may lead the u.s. to take stronger military action across in syria and iraq. experts say the u.s. may imbed military advisors with iraqi forces and isis fighters. but the obama administration said the group's terror threats don't justify launching a u.s. ground war. president obama did arrive in turkey this morning for the g-20 summit. leaders of the world's 20 biggest economies will focus on trade, energy and the environment. the deadly attacks on paris brought a new sense of urgency to the two-day talks. the french president cancelled

and to campaign 2016, the attacks in paris dominated the discussion as they faced off in the second debate. cbs 2s political reporter marcia kramer has much more. >> reporter: the democratic presidential debate began with a moment of silence for the hundreds killed or wounded in the deadly terror attacks that rocked paris. all of the candidates denounced the attacks, the first time they spoke with the incident and it was a difficult world since earlier in the day. they condemned president obama who once called isis to junior varsity. the 3 democrats to the debate and the first broadcast network to host a debate event fought over who should take the fight to the islamic state terrorist isis. >> it can't be contained but defeated. it can't be an american fight. >> i would disagree with secretary clinton respectfully on this score.

>> the muslim nations in the region. saudi arabia, the nailings will have to get their hands dirty. >> in particular, they have to make up their minds. >> with the reports that one of the terrorists involved in the terrorist attack got into france hiding in a group of syrian ref jews -- refugees, question whether we should let them into our country is a hot topic. >> i would want us to take our place among the nations of the world to aleveia it this sort of death. >> i hillary clinton helped the u.s. support senting the refugees, 65,000 but with intense screening. >> i do not want us to in any way inadvertently allow people who wish us harm to come into current-- our country j. they squabbled about the minimum wage and sanders saying it should be $15 an hour. >> and this country needs to move toward a living wage. and it's not a radical idea. >> reporter: if you go to 12, it would be the highest historical average we have ever had.

secretary clinton. >> the medium wage, of course. >> a lot of topics covered. john dickerson was the moderator of last night's debate. >> and he joins us live with a preview of face the nation. i wonder if you were surprised by the answers you heard last night? >> was surprised there was as much engagement between the candidates on foreign policy and national security. we knew going into it that bernie sanders and o'malley were looking to make distinctions with hillary clinton, the front runner and they need to find some way to pull her down in the polls. and i was surprised as much on the foreign policy front they were on domestic issues have a lot of disagreements with her and we're going to continue them today in face the nation. >> and. >> reporter: using the term radical islam and didn't sound like any of them were. the republicans are morning. >> and that i are. that has been a big distinction and fight between republicans

and democrats. democrats arguing that that phrase paints with two broad a brush and which is insulting and to fight terrorism and that comes from the jihaddist that you need to make a clear distinction and not turn this into a islam versus the west kind of battle on the republican side, they say only if you speak clearly and define it as radical islam. are you serious enough and does it demonstrate that you take on the threat. we're going to hear a lot about that debate, i would imagine, through the election. >> and thank you so much for being here with us and giving us a preview. catch. >> know on a full hour of face 2 at 10:30. and an update on the outage that causes serious delays at airports in our area. this morning, flights are back to normal at jfk, laguardia, and newark. last night, flights were delayed more than 2 1/2 hours at the major airports.

long island macarthur, westchester county and affected. the faa said an external communications problem affected air traffic communications facilities and prevented planes from landing. there is no indication this has ties to terrorism. and time now for the exclusive cbs 2 forecast. vanessa murdock is here with a look at that and some very sunny skies. yesterday. i think many will be pleased to hear that and also maybe pleased to hear, the winds are significantly calmer than they were yesterday and all things considered, it's going to feel like fall out there today than like winter. and let's go live outside and show you what is happening from high atop the empire state building. the skies are clear and it's 41 degrees, southwest winds at 8 miles per hour. and we start off sunday morning at 8:16 and today, warmer than yesterday by roughly 10 degrees

calmer, it will feel like 15 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. a mild start to the workweek. the highs in the low 60s for many of us and rain returns on thursday. we need it but i think thursday's going to be ugly with very powerful winds and rain as well. and returning to yesterday's wind gusts at laguardia, packed at 45 miles per hour and in central park. 32 miles an hour. today, maybe we get about a 20 miles per hour-gust and all things veried -- considered, it will be calmer than yesterday. we look at the temperature friend, yesterday, a high of 49. roughly 10 degrees warmer and 58 tomorrow. 61 and then for today, we're back down to 55, which is actually where we should be. and on the vortex satellite and radar picture, we have some clouds to the south of the city and overall, it will be a mostly sunny day and we're talking about a big area of high pressure dominating today's forecast and tomorrow's forecast as well. of the winds generally westerly and remember it, winds are

start to warm us up. for most, we will consider this the better half of the weekend. winds. and plenty of sunshine and into tuesday, this is where the situation changes. we have what we call a backdoor cold front easing its way toward us and it will switch the wind direction and it will be in off of the water as that happens. the touches will be on the lower end of the spectrum and closer to normal in the mid-50s and we'll see more clouds as clouds. a lot of sunshine and 58 in the city, 56 for freeo hold; 54, white plains and 55, montauk. and going to the game, the giants taking on the patriots at met life stadium and the first kick, 425 and 46 degrees. mostly sunny then and close to sunset. we'll call it clear at dusk. overnight tonight, clear and not as cold. 46 and tomorrow, beautiful and mostly sunny and 61. tuesday, more clouds and 55. for wednesday, 61 and mostly cloudy. we night see wet weather on wednesday but thursday is the

the wind and rain affecting the entire day and i think the winds may very well rival what we have the past two days and into the weekend, the temperatures will take a nose dive. 56 on saturday, i think, 30s and low 40s on sunday. >> and i think we'll see and you know how that changes. >> and at least people going out ited. >> and it's a nice weekend. thank you. >> you're welcome. >> and the tributes keep pouring in for people, the victims of the attacks on paris and this took place on a football field. they took the field for the game against too layup yesterday and with this display. west point junior consider,aleb mcneil carried the french flag alongside the american flag as they entered. the commissioner asked teams to hold a moment of silence today and they'll be held before kickoff. and people rutgers scarlet knights got shut down by nebraska.

to a victory over the nets yesterday as well. 107-99 and he's steve overmyer with your sports update. >> and it has been a miserable season for rutgers football. the offshield issues, the coach suspended and things that may have been forgiven if you win about you they lost four straight and they won't be post season eligible. the next question,ing the coach survive this? they have been in 9 bowl games the last ten years and he was deemed good to go after missing the last few weeks with earn ankle injury. but he was held to 62-yards on four catches and they pretty nebraska and razzle-dazzle ends quarterback. rutgers within a touchdown in the third and this is also a must-win for nebraska as well. a loss would have eliminated them from bowl eligibility and last week, they upset michigan state and last night, they

seventh loss of the season, 31- 14 and this afternoon on cbs, giants against the undefeated new england patriots at 4:25 p.m. for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. and time now, 8:21. coney island. the police released photos of a man they say robbed three with edge in less than two weeks. >> and lighting up new york bay per more than 100 years. why the story of the

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>> and new images of terror from the attacks in paris released this morning and we're learning new information about the victims. and one a college student from california. >> you're hearing the french national anthem there. one of several images of outpouring of support here for paris in the tristate area. >> police are not taking chances at met life stadium after the terror attacks in

the beefed-up security to keep fans safe. good morning. it's about 8 third on this sunday, november 15th. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the weather forecast. beautiful sunny skies out there and it's chilly. >> it's a chilly start and it will be at a pleasant end to your sunday. we're in the 30s and 40s and heading into the med and upper 50s. the winds are calmer this afternoon and that is also in our favor. to keep things feeling warmer is any 41 right now in the city and 37 in mont cello; 33, greenwich and couple with that -- that with a windchill, feels like 32 and sparta and 33 and feeling like 38 in central park. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, expect then

sunny end to the weekend and 9:00 a.m., 42 degrees and mostly sunny by noon and there is a bit of a breeze. by 3:00, a high of 58 and lots of sunshine and still that breeze. six:00. and 53 under clear skies. coming up, we'll talk warmer and wetter weather for the workweek. and back to you. >> thank you. to our top story, leaders in france promise to wage war on the islamic state following the attacks on paris. police identified one of the suicide bombers as frenchman ismael mostefai. >> he's known for his ties to islamic radicalism. police arrested his brothers and two others during raids in belgium and came after a car with belgium license plates was found close to the site of one of the six attacks that left 129 people dead, including a college student from california.

live from paris now with more jonathan? >> reporter: the family had no idea the 29-year-old had gone on to become radicalized. seven family members, including his brother as you mentioned, were taken into custody for police questioning and we confirm a total of five people questions. at this point, unclear what role, if any, they played on the attacks. what is clear is that police on the ground are concerned that other attackers got away. thousands of french police and troops swept the streets of paris as the fear of another attack remains too really here. growing vigils and memorials line the streets as the country mourns. >> and we didn't want to stay home. we wanted to go on the street and live again and not to feel the fear they want us to have. >> reporter: paris was rocked friday night. french finishes say three teams

assault rifles and identical suicide vests launched coordinated attacks on cafes, a soccer game and a concert hall. >> and that is 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, laughter to everyone she worked with. >> reporter: as a precaution, many of the top tourist, tractions have been closed, including the eiffel tower and the louvre. french president hollande blamed isis militants for the carnage. one of the attackers was born in france had -- and had a petty criminal record. they're searching for accomplices and vowing to take down. >> reporter: we're live outside of the bataclan theatre, one of the six locations that came teams are trying to identify some of the suicide bombers.

six miles outside of the town of paris. the city of paris, rather. this is where, according to officials, they believe that a black getaway car was abandoned. they found it abandoned and tell us there were several assault rifles inside. jonathan vigliotti, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. back here at home, there are no specific threats, but police in the tristate area are on high alert and stepping up security in the area and ilana golden. >> s us live from met life stadium where the giants are scheduled to play the patriots later today. >> reporter: football fans are going to notice a big show of force here at met life stadium. and security is the going to be tied and we're seeing police out here. they're going through the anything suspicious. troopers beefing up security around the perimeter, the

parking lot and inside. authorities warning fans to not bring bags here and if it's a must, the back 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 times square where teams are patrolling crowds as part of an operation named hercules. >> and we'll see police out in crowded public places with different arms or weapons than you would normally see in greater numbers. >> reporter: police want guarded landmarks and sensitive locations and they're making their presence known at places more out of the way, including webster hall, an east village concert venue. >> and i never see cops here. i think it's in an abundance of caution. does it make you feel better? >> reporter: the nypd doing bag checks across the city, including subway stations and they're ready for possible threats. they have supplied equipment and undergo intense weekly training for active shooter scenarios and they are not letting their guard down after

the terror attacks in paris. >> and this has a broad target set from locations involved in sporting events to bars and concert halls and crowded public places. this that is a great swath of new york. you will see an increased general presence and the number and type of police you will see. >> reporter: you will see new intense mobilizations and most places you travel. they do have bag checks systemwide. right now, law enforcement is alert. we're back live here at met life stadium. again, police are warning fans to keep your bags at home to inside. they want to emphasize there is anywhere in the area. we're live at met life stadium

this is a moving scene that took place in paris at one of the attack sites yesterday. the man you're seeing rolled out a grand pinot outside of the bataclan theatre and played john lennon's "imagine" in tribute to the victims. hundreds have come to the location to leave flowers and candles as well. and you2 frontman bono and the -- u2 frontman bono and the rest of e musicians came to lay flowers in a makeshift memorial close to the site. the band cancelled two pcoming paris concerts. >> in our area, displays of love and support for the people the tristate. and this is the french consulate on the upper east growing. dozens of people are leaving love and hope. now. this fire on top of one world trade center was let in the night.

remained dark in tribute for a second night. a photo posted on the statue of liberty's facebook page has the caption, paris, the light of liberty shines upon you and at city hall, flags are flying at half-staff as the clock tower was let up in blue, white, and red. we invite you to stay with cbs 2 for continuing coverage of the attacks on paris for updates any time. go to our website, cbsnewwork.com. and to the developing news in china, at least 21 people are dead and 16 more missing after massive land slide there in eastern china. heavy rains buried nearly 30 homes in a village on friday night and four people were confirmed dead soon after. the crews are continuing the recovery efforts. 8 there much is the time now. there is a new effort to reduce the danger of deer on staten eland. >> i am coming down snake hill one day and the rain, all of a sudden, boom. out of nowhere. here comes a doe out of the woods. >> will this help fix the

problem. >> and are you carving your thanksgiving turkey the right way? what you need to know this year. we have helpful information and tricks for you. >> first, vanessa murdock with a check on the forecast. >> beautiful blue skies and temperatures are warming up. coming up, we'll talk about a nice end to the weekend and talk about some much needed rain on the way. we'll remember rain or shine, you can have the forecast

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the 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,ish period her against the call and -- wall and grabbed her bag. he's accused of robbing two other women the past two weeks. underway this morning in discovered at the playland. someone found the woman's body in a lake on the amusement yesterday afternoon. there were no obvious signs of foul play and the medical examenner will determine an official cause of death and no word on the woman's identity. and we have details reless -- released in the 2007 home invasion chase in cheshire, connecticut, that left a mother and her two daughters dead. the hartford current is recording the court documents that police were moments away from catching the killers. police were ordered to find the car driven by convicted murderer steven hayes after to withdraw $15,000.

once back at the house, hayes and joshua killed pettitte and her daughters. the lawyers, defense lawyers, said that police withheld evidence and are asking for a new trial. both men were convicted of murder and sentenced to die before the highest court struck down the death penalty. and firefighters battled a mass of fire at a building in brooklyn that well of the two people hurt. and more than 100 firefighters were called in to fight that fire against the wind and many people in moan reported seeing the smoke. and two people hurt are expected to be okay. the cause of the fire is under investigation. and new york is taking new steps to warn people about the warning deer population. it added six of the temporary signs like that one on highland go of in bay paris to alert drivers of crossings. it's welcome news for drivers who have had close calls for the animals.

one day and all of a sudden, boom, out of nowhere and here it comes out of theed wes and hit the break and missed them. >> the d.o.t. plans to post 21 permanent signs by the first week in december. and we have gotten tweets from viewers. >> and they're out. i made a joke before them coming inside and someone tried to correct me. we reported a deer busting into tj maxx. >> uh-huh. >> and going on a shopping spree maybe? and let's check in with meteorologist vanessa murdock and see how it's going outside. >> and i figured i would start off with more deer information watchers now. and i got an incredible photo topic. and how about this one? he said 16 deer swimming across the delaware river yesterday. and while i know they can be a nuisance and dangerous on the road, that is a cool site to see this sunday morning. thank you, charlie hoffman for sharing that with us and we'll

the region right now. they were highs and these are our currents in middletown, new jersey. 42 said mary ellen, 31 in new york; 39 in plane view, new york and i cop tino. and thank you for sharing your numbers with us this morning. the photos as well and let's go outside to show us the beautiful shot and you have clear, crisp conditions this morning and 21 degrees, southwest winds at 8 miles an hour and you look at the weather headlines, much warmer for today by 10 degrees. consider the winds will be calmer and we'll feel more like 15 to 20 degrees warmer than yesterday. and quite a nice page. a mild start to the workweek as well. the highs in the low 60s and as we make our way, excuse me, the forecast. and that is actually a good thing. and we do need the rain on thursday and looks to be wet and windy for the duration of

high is 54. your rainfall updates this month, we have gotten under 3/4 of a inch and we're below normal by more than an inch. as we look at the year-to-date numbers, we have gotten about 35 inches. the deficit is now nearing nine thursday is good news with regard to the fact that we're going to get much needed rain. forecast. lots of sunshine, high, thin clouds as well and the big picture, there is a big area of high pressure dominating today's forecast and wins generally out of the west and a slight warm-up for today. a bigger warm-up for tomorrow. today, the better half of the weekend feeling warmer and still lots of sunshine and calmer winds. the winds out of the southwest around the area of high pressure and warming into the low 60s. on tuesday, with what we call a back door cold front easing in our direction, we'll have cool clouds with winds coming in off of the water. the temperatures will be more seasonable in the mid-50s on tuesday.

and warmer than it was yesterday. 58 is your high. note, though, we will have a breeze today. the winds out of the west at 10 to 15 miles per hour. and overnight tonight, under clear skies, it won't be as cold. bottoming out at 46 in the city; 41, wayne; 44, westport and 41 in whiting and tomorrow, mostly sunny and 61 to start the workweek and that is, i think, the best day of the next seven. for tuesday, 55 and more clouds. a bit of a breeze. on wednesday, 61 and mostly cloudy. maybe some wet weather moving in late and in advance of what i think is going to be a nasty day on thursday. thursday, a high of 63 and rain and winds that could rival the winds and -- and dry out. 62 on saturday. 56 and mostly cloud -- mostly cloudy and fast forward to lower sundays for highs right now. >> and getting colder later this week. >> yeah. >> and the cent half of next

>> and being looks like a difference for winter. >> uh-huh. >> is any seasonal. if you have trouble letting go of work after you leave for the day, you are not alone. a new study finds employees with unfinished tasks worry the most. researchers in indiana found workers who wrote down where, when, and how they would complete a task had less worrying. >> a company in nashville opened the world's first vending machine for cars. the entire purchasing process takes place online and under 20 minutes, you can get a financing, a warranty, trade-in value and sign-in contracts. once approved, the car is retrieved from a glass tower. >> and that is you? >> never gets the car. and a piece of new york history is rediscovered and is being saved. a group is working to restore the white house that was sandy. meg baker has more on how you might be able to help.

more than 100 years, robin's reef, called kate's light for kate walker who manned the station alone. >> she came out here in 1886 with her husband and she was his assistant and when he died, she took over and -- >> a group from the noble maritime collection who was working to restore the lighthouse took me out in the harbor and up to the top and with modern systems of gps, lighthouses are being used less and less. >> and not's lot of people know about and hopefully this will get more notoriety. >> reporter: walker's main duty, to keep the light going. to do so, she had to carry buckets of oil to the top of the lighthouse and that is about 56 feet. to reach land, she would use a boat to row a mile to staten eland. >> and would go back and forth to staten island probably every day to run errands and get male. in terms of call and those supplies, they were dropped off by the government one day a year and walker was 4'8", weighing over 100-pounds and

rescued at least 50 people who with on i stood numerous storms and -- . >> people say she was an early feminist and i object to that. i feel like women throughout time have been like kate walker, indominable, strong, and had the responsible and got used to it. the work was hard, but not unusual for a strong woman to do. >> reporter: thanks to descendants of walker living on statten island, her photographs, records have been portrayed. why the injury? >> -- the intrigue? >> people love lighthouses. they're romantic and important. >> i have been in the harbor my whole life since i was 17 years old, been in the waterworking up and down the harbor. to be associated with this and the museum, i get a thereile out of it and enjoy -- i get a thrill on the of it and enjoy my company helping out to improve the lighthouse and make it where it will stay another hundred years. >> reporter: the group is hoping for more volunteers as they work to revitalize the

walker and i might have to be one of them meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> the project was set back after super storm cindy -- sandy and needs $3 million to complete the restoration. he wants it to be used as an educational tour center and rentals. i think i might have to celebrate my birthday. >> i might have to join meg as a volunteer. interesting history. time now is 8:50. thanksgiving. >> how not to butcher your next.

. believe it or not, it's less than two weeks to go for thanksgiving and we're talking turkey to get you ready and focusing on that carving part. >> and starts out beautiful and brown, the turkey does. as soon as you pull out the carving knife, that goes out of the window.

you have your knives ready and >> you're welcome. >> and the first step i have to give you is make sure you have >> okay. >> and mostfalies order too much turco thanksgiving day. >> no such thing, mark. >> they do. >> and what i say to do is own carve half of the turkey. so that the other half is moist for the day after. if you need more for that night, you slice it. >> and the authority thing we do and i made it easy to go through the process, the first thing i do is i take off the drum stick. >> okay. >> and second is always the wing. cut through it. the one bone in there you have to get through. >> is there a trick to finding the right -- . >> that is person, right? >> you know what the trick s you have to go in and go out until you ready to go. >> okay. >> and most people carve the frame. don't. i take -- [ indiscernible ] realty off and just like this

this is the end result of what we get. beautiful even slices. >> wow. >> wonderful. >> and this is nothing like when i carve. >> if you follow my directions, it will go good. >> and how long do you have the turkey sit before you start? >> i like to sit for a half hour to 45 minutes. it's easier to carve when it's >> uh-huh. >> and one of the side dishes i love and i call my spiked-up cranberry sauce. >> okay. >> and we take sugar-coated walnuts and take chest nuts and mix it in. >> and this is -- . >> chopped walnuts and chestnuts and the orange flavor. a little bit more. and that is it. >> and -- you can buy cranberries in the cap. >> and do that or the whole cranberries and mix it up and the flavor is just -- . >> and smells incredible. >> fantastic.

>> and now, for me the turkey is a vehicle for stuffing. >> right. >> and what is the key with the stuff something. >> the bread stuffing doesn't work. >> right. >> and i have something that is readily available and easy to make at home. you get yourself a butcher, a pound of same pork and a pound of ground beef. >> okay. >> and take the root vegetables, very simple. any ones you want. carrots, mushrooms, celery. >> u had. >> whatever you have in the vegetable bip and we sautee it with butter, salt and pepper to taste. and we'll mix that in with the beef and put that in your offend now, preheat your offend for 350 degrees for 45 minutes. that is what you have, old homestead beef stuffing. >> we have to show off the stuffing here. this looks fantastic. >> yeah, wow. >> and there is no bread? >> doesn't fit in the meat mecca.

>> one thing i never do, no butter or syrup. ridiculous. >> really? sweet potatoes, okay. >> i take dried fruit, pipeapen -- pineapples, apricots, figs, raisins -- what happens when you take something dry and put it into moist, sweet potatoes? >> um -- . >> got it. it moisturizes itself. >> right. >> and of course you have all of these flavors coming into the sweet potatoes. amazing. >> and -- . >> a taste test. >> and we going -- . >> that is good. >> right. >> and let's check in with -- we have to check in with charles osgood. of everything that mark showed you us, go to our website, cbsnewyork.com and it's time to see what is coming up on cbs sunday morning. >> charles osgood has a preview. good morning. >> good morning, diana and andrea. this morning, of course, we'll have the latest on the terrorist attacks in paris and

trying to save thousands of animals from extinction. we'll hear from jennifer hudson making her debut on broadway and talk politics and family with sarah palin and go a few rounds with rocky, sylvester stallone. that and much more coming up. >> and it you. a final check of the forecast with vanessa. >> and looking beautiful today, lots of sun and a breeze. and 46. cool or tuesday and 55 more wind on the way. >> and thank you so much. it's delicious. and you open on thanksgiving? homestead. >> we have five secs. >> thank you. we'll be back at 11:30.

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