soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio right now, a murder mystery in bronx centers around two women and a newborn. one woman is dead and another in custody. this morning, who does the baby belong to? during the current atmosphere, you can never be too careful. >> a flight interrupted. governor chris christie forced off the right? delayed in california after a passenger had to be removed from the plane. wait until you hear what the man was doing. and the mali terror attacks hit home forthe tri-state area. details on one of the victim, an american woman who grew up in new jersey. cbs 2 news saturday morning starts right now.

it is 6:00 on this saturday, november 21st. i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. >> it's going to be a beautiful day today. and pretty much seasonable with regardto temperatures. so overall, a good start to the weekend. to the temperatures right now because it is chilly to start. especially when we look at the wind chills. 43 right now in the city. it is 27 in sparta though. 44 in the hamptons. and when we look at the wind chill, 43 translates to a feels- like temperature of 39. just 23 degrees. a vary variable this morning. anticipate sunshine, high thin clouds with temperatures warming for us into the 50s. here's the break down of your mostly sunny. by noon, 49, feels like 46 and mostly sunny. and 3:00 this afternoon, 52, stly sunny. and then at 6:00 tonight, we

will start to see the clouds thicken up as winds switch. and they'll be more easterly. and toward 9:00, we may see showers but it's well after dark. the full forecast coming up. back to you. >> thank you. now the to a developing story in bronx where a woman was stabbed to death and another woman take into custody. >> and this morning, police have questions about a newborn baby found alive inside the home. wakefield section with more. >> reporter: this morning, police need to know what happened here inside this home. right now, they're trying to figure out what exactly led to the fight and who this baby belongs to. police are still looking for answers behind a fight inside this home on monticello avenue that turned deadly and left neighbors stunned by the violence. >> i seen them when they were wheeling her out and they had the blanket over her. >> reporter: police say the 22- year-old victim was stab multiple times across --

her body. the woman accused of killing her is the same age. >> the other lady, they looked sad when they put her in the ambulance. >> reporter: police say a baby after the bloodshed. they believe the woman kill san diego the mother but the suspect claims it's her baby. sources say she's refusing to get examined and police are waiting for a search warrant to give her an exam to find out if she's the one who gave birth. the city council man said investigators told him they're looking into one theory. snatching? >> yes. and that is what is being talked about early on, a baby snatch, trying to -- >> reporter: police say the baby is being checked out at the hospital and described as healthy. autopsy and blood tests will confirm who she belongs to.

of a man inside the home. they believe these one who called 911. at this point, the suspect accused of the stabbing has not been charged. police tell us they're going to be doing testing on her to find out if she is in fact the mother of the baby. we will let you know what happens. live in bronx, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. police say a sword-welding man is undergoing an evaluation after causing chaos at the am store on 5tha. take a look at the cellphone video. police say the 30-year-old brought the store to a stand still yesterday when he started swinging the sword at customers. >> when he pulls out this sword, i mean i'm telling you, the the blade was this big. >> he was on top of me on the glass stairs. soy looked up and all i saw was him swinging a sword at people. >> two off-duty nypd officers tackled him and took the weapon

new this morning, police are on the hunt for a man they say tried to rape a 62-year-old woman in the lobby of her lower east side building. investigators released this video of the suspect. the woman says he ran off after she was not hurt. now to another attempted rape, this time involving a child in the bronx. police released this sketch of the suspect. investigators say he tried to the sexually assault a 12-year- old boy inside the elevator of a building on east clark place. it happened on thursday just before 4:00 in the afternoon. the boy was able to escape unharmed. governor chris christie was forced off a plane after a disruptive passenger held up a united airlines flight for hours. san francisco airport officials say the passenger was taking photos of the flight attendants and that created a level of discomfort. he was booted from the boston- bound flight. christie and the passengers were deplaned and they got back on eventually. the flight took off more than five hours later.

was, it was a full flight and everybody is safe and landed here and got home. and during the current atmosphere, you know, you can never be too careful. >> the passenger never came in contact with christie. because of the delay, he did have to postpone an event last night in new hampshire. new information on a plane night. this is a to toe of the cup -- is a photo of the couple who died in the crash. they were coming from mississippi approaching danbury airport when air traffic control lost contact with them. the cause of the crash is under investigation. time now is 6:06. gunfire rings out during a friday night high school football game. >> football players and fans had to run for safety when the gunman opened fire. plus, an e. coli outbreak expands to six more states and

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gunshots put an early end to a high school football play- off game in miami. coaches and players ducked for cover and fans in the stands raced towards the exits after

hearing shots fired outside the stadium. it happened with just under three minutes left in the game. it's unclear if anyone was hurt or arrested. new information on the deadly terror attack in mali. a woman who once called new jersey home is among the victims. >> anita ashok datar grew up in morris county. she was one of at least 20 people killed after terrorists stormed a hotel in the capitol city of bamako. dozens of hostages were rescued by special forces two. terror groups with ties to al- qaeda have claimed responsibility for the attack. belgian has raised the terror alert for the brussels area to the highest level. they say it was based on precise information from an immediate threat to the region. five of the attackers who need the siege on paris last week had ties to the european nation. a new poll finds many americans fear an attack on the united states is imminent. 32% of americans surveyed in

terrorist attack on u.s. soil was likely. after the paris attacks, that number increased to 40%. and these fears are changing the way some people live their lives. several school districts on long island have canceled class trips to manhattan. one even canceled trips for the month of november and december. but police commissioner bill bratton said the city is safe and secure. bratton says changing plans is what the terrorists want. >> new yorkers are resilient lot. i don't know about long island, evidently they're less resilient. >> that's totally wrong. long island is just as tough, if not tougher. >> the nypd has increased patrol here in the city but the department stresses it's received no credibility threats of an attack in our area. chill this morning. >> a little -- chilly this morning. >> a little brisk out there. >> i think it's going to be a beautiful day. a lot of sunshine. and temperatures close to where they should be. it's really monday. >> that sounds colder.

>> it's going to be a little bit more chilly than yesterday, but nonetheless, still a beautiful start to the weekend. live outside and show you what's happening right now. it is at this point in time partly cloudy out there, 43 degrees. and we have north winds at 13 miles per hour. so wind chill is a factor right now. as you go through the day, we expect winds to be calmer than they are at present. and for your headline, cooler this weekend and there's a shower risk tonight that could translate to snow flakes for areas north and west at higher elevations but for most of of us, just the form of rain. now there's a brief cold snap to start off the work week. the coldest day we have seen in some time and then toward thanksgiving, temperatures warming back up and the thanksgiving forecast looks spectacular. and now, as mentioned, it sounds cooler than yesterday. so here's some proof in the mud, 56 degrees was the high yesterday. today we're heading for 52 degrees. and that's exactly where we should be right now.

tomorrow, 53 degrees with more clouds around. and then on monday, 45 degrees. it's going to be quite cold monday. and on the vortex satellite and radar picture. you can see the skies are beginning to clear out and more clouds overnight giving way to clearer skies for today. toward even, that story does begin to change. here's what's happening, high pressure moves out, low pressure builds in. first thing that happens is the warm front makes an impact with more clouds and and as the cold front rolls through tomorrow, more wet weather is possible. and now let's show you what it looks like hour by on the futurecast model. for today, sunshine and seasonable temperatures. 6:00 tonight, as the winds switch and blow in off the water, as the warm front moves in, the clouds thicken and especially close to the coast and maybe a stray raindrop close to the coast this evening after sunset. and really the rain is more likely overnight into early tomorrow morning. and here we are at 3:00 a.m., everybody in the model suggesting green. i'm saying at those higher elevations well north and west,

certainly fall in the form of snow. and as far as accumulation, we're not concerned there. by can a.m., the wet weather appears to be making the exit. skies will partially clear tomorrow. and for the most part, it's going to be a cloudy day. not bright and beautiful to end the weekend. and then the colder air dives in for monday. monday sunny but oh so cold monday with highs only in the 40s in the city. many of us will top out in the 30s on monday. enjoy the warmth today. mostly sunny and 52. and winds start out at the north and become easterly as the day progresses. and then toward the evening hour, clouds will begin the to build. showers become a possibility. and especially overnight into early tomorrow morning. overnight, 47 degrees. and mostly cloudy with the shower chance. and tomorrow, early wet weatherable and then more clouds through the day. a high of 53 to end your weekend. and now as we make our way into monday, note what's happen, monday morning in the city, the low will be 34 degrees.

and the daytime high on monday only 45. i think many of us are in the 30s under blue skies. tuesday, 48 and sunny. wednesday, 52 and mostly sunny. the weather looking awesome as they inflate the balloons for the thanksgiving day parade. it will be chilly to start but by afternoon, 56 and mostly sunny for thanksgiving day. >> nice. thank you. >> a good day for the parade. >> yes, it's going to be a good one. the nets could have used some luck in boston. >> and the knicks try to weather the storm in oklahoma city. here's otis livingston with the cbs 2 wfan sports update. >> reporter: good morning everyone. would they be able to account the record westbrook who has been on a tear? one of the leading mvp candidates and looking for his third straight 40-point game. the knicks trying to steal the thunder. only took them until january 19th to get their win last year. they led by 16 in 4th and then come back.

and the knicks turn it over, giving them a chance. they got a good look there. yeah. in and out at the buzzard as the knicks survive to win by three. the. nets trying to turn their season around in boston. a lot of close games only to fall short at the end. and last night, they eliminated most of the suspense early. and boston opened up a 24-point half-time lead. and 19 turnovers for the nets who also saw boston shoot 58% from the field. and thomas, not that thomas, the other one. 18 point, nine assists and net lose by 25. for cbs 2 news, i'm otis livingston. have a great saturday. today's tip of the day is california naval oranges. they just started so they're a little expensive and not as

sweet as in a few weeks but they're out there. and they are the number one selling orange in the u.s. loaded with flavor but selection and storage is important. especially this time of year when they first start coming out. when you buy them, make sure it's nice and orange all the way around. very important. and the naval, the smaller the better. a really big naval, it will have a thick skin. and that is what you don't about. you want a thin skin, easier to peel, heavy for their size. that means they're packed with juice and not pulp. and vitamin c. california naval orange, the season has just begun. they'll be here for several months so be patient. that's okay. in a few week, they'll be sweeter and less money but they're here so start enjoying them. and i'm tony tantillo. and remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> good advice. thanksgiving. pandas may be coming to the big apple.

getting closer to bringing them a local zoo. -- them to a local sosa. >> reporter: giant panda bears inspire enthusiasm with visitors. >> because they're cute and they do lots of things and don't just sit there. >> and take pictures. >> not too many of us go to china. so we get to see them here. >> reporter: pandas are popular but endangered. the rarest members of the bear family are native to china but the chinese government loans them to the zoos around the world. and right now -- zoos around the world. right now there, are only four zoos in the united states that have pandas. attraction. i believe it will generate tourism and revenue for our >> reporter: governor cuomo pledged his support for the pandas this year. at a press conference, she announced she now has the support of mayor de blasio and a businessman has volunteered to spearhead fund raising

efforts since it will require $1 million a year and be privately funded. but the people who run the zoo say it will cost tens of millions of dollars up front. they say the concept of bringing the pandas to new york is complex and there's no funding for this initiative. people we spoke to said they would love to see pandas, even if they have to pay for it. >> raising private money to have pandas is good. i'm in favor. >> we already support the zoo so we would be happy to continue that support. and it's a great thing for the park and new york city. >> reporter: the process is lengthy so the earliest the mammals could possibly call new york home would be 2017. cbs 2 news. >> there's no word on exactly which new york zoo is being targeted to house the bears if the panda loan is granted by the chinese government. >> we will have to see. >> i'll go to bronx zoo, central park zoo, where ever they are, i will go.

memories stolen off a mother's doorstep. >> that's all we have is the memories and we can't replace that. >> her message to thieves who made off with quilts made out of her late son's belongs. and talking to her kids about the attacks in paris. how to explain it and what to

the terror talk is next. a week after the isis attack on paris, parisians took to the streets to show the terrorists they've not afraid. >> people danced to music at 9:20 p.m. last night, the time the attacks began last friday. sidewalk calf face were busy again and a concert went on as planned. earlier in the day, investigators said two bombers

had traveled through greece last month. in the wake of the attack, images of terror and violence have filled tv screens across america. the news disturbing for adults but how do you explain it to your children? joining us to give parents tips on how to con -- confront that task is a licensed therapist. what is the best age to start talking to your kids? >> well, i think -- >> is there a right age? >> there's not really a right age. for younger kid, it's almost like we don't want the to tell them too much because the goal of terrorists is to the instill fear among us. and if we experience that fear and we're lighting up the air waves in the house with the images, we are exposing our children to that. so if your kids are middle school, high school and discussing with you, you can have a conversation about it. but you don't want to go deep.

>> how do you do that? they have the smart phones and ipads and go to school, even at an early age? >> i work in a high school during the day and i spoke the high school. so it's sort of this idea that this. they're not discussing it the same way we are as adults. they hear about it and then they're talking about the school dance or soccer game. they're more interested in that stuff. >> what did you tell the kids yesterday that you are speaking you? >> i asked them, what did you hear? and they said, yeah, we heard. is it a thing going on in the school and everybody said not really. >> so what if you do have the one little kid who is the exception and comes up and says, mommy, is this going to happen here? am i safe? what do you say? >> so if we have a kid that's been exposed to this stuff through the media, we want the tell our kids that we are safe. we live in the safest country on the planet. and our family is safe. don't live in fear. don't go out there talking about.

we don't want to address it to the point where we're rehashing this over and over and over again. so i think again, more importantly, we don't want in the back grounds of the house the television on, the news on because the kids absorb everything around us is. >> what parents should be doing is keeping the television off when the kids are in the room. >> 100%. >> is there something wrong about not being honest with your kids if they are curious about what's going on? >> if you have younger kid, eight, nine years old, i have a 9-year-old, i will ask them, have you heard anything? and my daughter says, no, i don't know anything. so ignorance is bliss. so if my child did hear something, yeah, there was something terrible that happened. and again, address it. yes, there are terrible people in the world but there's more great people in the world. >> yeah, why do they want to hurt me? we saw the video we were showing this week of a little young boy in paris, i don't know if you saw that. >> i did see that, yeah. >> who was worried that he would have to move and asking his father. >> i think in that situation,

that boy lives in the middle of the battle zone. so his dad handled that well. told him that we deal with flower, we don't deal with guns. and sort of relayed to his son that you're safe, i'm your father. and at the end of the day, that's what we want to do, embrace them and make them feel safe. >> thank you so much. >> thanksgiving for having me. >> and for more information, head to cbsnewyork.com. over to you. >> thank you. difficult conversation. time now 6:26. the new way to give back for the holidays. this morning a woman is behind bars after allegedly stabbing another woman to death in bronx. we will have the latest on the investigation and more on the baby found at the scene. and there's something fishy in brooklyn. residents are complaining over the smell of dead fish. so why is it hanging like a display in the neighborhood? we will tell you. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'.

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right now, we are following a deadly investigation in bronx. a woman was stabbed to death and another taken into custody and police found a newborn baby alive at the scene. this morning, they are trying to figure out who the baby belongs to. what do you have to say ability your relief? >> no comment. >> after spending 30 years behind bar, jonathan pollard wakes up in new york. how authorities plan to keep an eye on the spy who once shared u.s. military secrets. you can throw the bag on the front lawn, but i'm not going to prosecute. i just want them back. >> precious possessions belonging to a local mother's dead son stolen right off her doorstep. the reward now being offered to bring those memories back home. cbs 2 news saturday morning continues right now.

good morning. coming up on 6:30 on this saturday, november 21st. i am diane macedo. >> and i am andrea grymes. the day's top stories are straight ahead but first vanessa murdock with a look at the forecast. >> yeah, it's going to be a beautiful day but a little cooler than yesterday but seasonable. 52 degrees is high today. exactly where we should be. so no complaints. >> she is skeptical. >> not buying it. >> it is going to be nice today. let's go ahead. cool to start, 52 degrees will be the high. and let's take a look. 43 degrees now in the city. the winds are breezy out there for some. so 37 in vernon and feels like 32. in liberty, it feels like 20 degrees. so yes, chilly out there this morning but the sun is coming up. oh, i think in about 15 minutes or so, sunrise out there. the skies are clearing.

and by 9:00 a.m., 45 degrees and mostly sunny. and noon, we're at 49 and mostly sunny but feels like 46. and then this afternoon with a high of 52, it feels like 50. and into the evening hour, the clouds will begin to thicken and then we do have a chance for a little bit of wet weather. when in the full forecast. back to you. >> thank you. we are following some developing news in bronx. police say a woman was stabbed to death and another woman was taken into custody. >> this morning, there's another mystery here surrounding a newborn baby alive inside the home. ilana gold is in the wakefield section with the details. >> reporter: police tell us that the baby was actually born during the chaos. it happened inside of this home. police say the two women got into a fight, they still don't know what led to this. and they are trying to figure out who this baby belongs to. police are still looking for answers behind a fight inside this home on monticello avenue that turned deadly and left

violence. >> i seen when they were wheeling her out. >> reporter: police say the 22- year-old victim had been her body. the woman accused of killing her is the same age and knew each other. >> the other lady, she looked sad when they took her out of the ambulance. >> reporter: police say a baby after the bloodshed. right now, detectives believe mother. but the suspect in custody claims it's her baby. sources say she is refusing to be examined and police are waiting for a search warrant to get an exam to find out if she gave birth. a councilman says they've looking into one theory. >> you're saying that the motive could be baby snatching? >> yes. yes. and that is what is being talk thed about early on, that it was a baby snatch. >> reporter: police say the baby is being checked out at the hospital and described by doctors as healthy.

autopsy and blood tests will confirm who she belongs to. and the key to solving this mystery police say may be a man inside the home at the time. they believe he is the one who called 911. so again, still a lot of questions about what happened in this home. at this point, police aren't releasing the names of the victim and the suspect but they could have more information in the next few hours. live in the wakefield section of bronx, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. convicted spy jonathan pollard is on parole this morning right here in new york. >> reporter: what do you have to say about your release? >> no comment. >> cbs 2 news was the only station to try to talk with pollard yesterday before he registered with the probation office in lower manhattan. the former navy intelligence analyst spent three decades in a north carolina prison for sharing military secrets with israel. he cannot leave the united states for five years and will have his computer monitored.

man they say tried robbing -- are searching for a man they say tried robbing two banks in midtown this week. he made off with an undetermined amount of money after threatening the teller with the gun. on tuesday, the same man allegedly tried robbing the valley national bank on east 40th street and park avenue. police say that time he ran off empty handed after the teller refused to hand over the cash. a new jersey woman is pleading for the return of priceless possessions stolen in a box delivered to her house. surveillance captured a van pulling up in front of the home. a man is then seen walking up the driveway before leaving with two packages. one of them had three memory quilts inside made out of shirts and portions of his military uniform. his mother made them in memory of the 21-year-old who died last year. >> you can throw the bag on the front lawn, i'm not going to do anything. i'm not going to prosecute.

that's all we have really is the memories. and some of his things, you know. and we can't replace that. >> and the family is offering a $3,000 reward. in queen, several recent fires have investigators wondering if a serial arsonist may be roaming the neighborhood. half a dozen fires have been reported since last month. and there's a pattern. most of the fires have been at homes under construction. at one location, the fire spread to other houses. no one has been injured. a long island man found out the hard way hooding the rouse falling leaves -- how dangerous falling leaves can be. a parked car erupted into flames. fire officials say the heat if the underside ignited the leaves under the vehicle -- heat of the underside ignited the leaves under the vehicle. a long island native billy joel is being credited for keeping the long island high

school for the arts from closing. this week, we reported how the school was experiencing budget closure. well during a school board meeting on thursday, a letter the musician wrote urged members to consider other alternatives before shutting the doors. board members voted to take steps to increase enrollment rather than closing. a member from the board said the piano man will donate to the school. >> i think he should hold a benefit concert. and new yorkers can get a close look at the fast moving world of fharrohs without having the travel. the exhibition has been considered one of the most famous discoveries of the 20th century. it can be seen on 5th avenue. time now is 6:36.

dad day duties for facebook ceo mark zuckerberg. how much time he is taking off for leave when his daughter is born. plus this -- >> if you end all of this, our lives, they mean something. >> the hunger games saga comes to an end. and julia roberts tries to solve a murder. a preview of the movies at the box office this weekend. and the new way to give back. how to create and manage your own charity drive during this season of giving. first, vanessa murdock with the forecast. >> sunshine today and seasonable warmth. but coming up, the extended forecast, we take a big dip and then what about thanksgiving,

forecast. well you may think you're looking at a fish market

display but think again. the half-brand dead fish are hung on the roof of a home. a woman explains it's an ancient way of drying fish but some neighbors complain the odor is just too much. >> oh, yeah, sure it smells. they hang it in the back. >> it's a little peculiar. most of the time, i just pass by. >> the homeowner didn't want to talk about it but the fish did come down at sunset yesterday. city officials say there's nothing illegal about the practice since it doesn't attract bugs or rodents. an e. coli outbreak linked to chipotle restaurants has spread to six cases. now add california, ohio, and new york to that list. e. coli was reported in the buffalo area. so far, 45 people have been affected nationwide. 16 of those people have been hospitalized. the illnesses started october 19th.

no one has died. and federal officials are trying to determine the source of the outbreak. facebook's ceo mark zuckerberg says he is taking time off from work once his daughter is born. he announced on facebook yesterday he will take two full months of paternity leave. mark zuckerberg and his wife are expecting their first child. his wife is expecting the first child. facebook is one of the leaders in a push by tech companies to offer competitive parental leave. >> good for them. congratulations. the weekend before thanksgiving but movie goers already have plenty of reasons to celebrate with three big movies now in theaters. >> he turns the best of us against each other. stop killing for him! >> jennifer lawrence is back as katniss everdeen in the highly anticipated final installment of the series, "the hunger games: mockingjay - part 2". julia roberts plays an

investigator coping with new daughter. >> i lost my parents and you guys have been with me every single christmas since then. >> and then a comedy. the trio play three friends having one last night on the town in the night before. >> looks like they shot that in new york city. >> i know, looks like a fun night. >> it does. >> i'm excited for hunger games. >> you sounded excited. >> could you tell my back. >> yes. and vanessa murdock is excited too. let's check in with her and the forecast. >> i am. you know why? we're going to get a little taste of winter moving forward. don't frown. however just a little taste of the season and just, you know, going to get cold briefly and then warming back up. but this morning, it's already cold out there. and this isn't the cold snap. let's take a look at the current temperatures thanksgiving to the weather watchers. thanksgiving, tom, 43 degrees.

and clear skies there. and humidity at 50%. we will bring it to a spot a little bit cooler now. how about way up here, 33 degrees as we look up the hudson river valley. ed says in red hook, new york, a few clouds and 33. but there's a wind. so the chill makes it feel that much cooler this morning. and let's take you live outside in the city and show you overhead. we have partly cloudy skies as we look from high atop the empire state building. it's 43 degrees with winds out of the north at 13 miles per hour. there. and what can you expect moving forward for today? seasonable weekend head. and then tonight, -- weekend ahead. and then tonight, a slight chance of showers close to the coast but the best bet for wet weather is tomorrow morning. and the week will start off quiet but cold. talking about highs only in the 30s and low 40s. and then thanksgiving is looking good. well, we will be well above seasonable for the holiday. and temperatures right now across the region, 27 in

sparta. 38 in white plains. and 44 in the hamptons. the 24 temperature change is massive. in sparta right now, 24 degrees cooler than it was yesterday. in the city, 14 degrees cooler. you get the point, it's cooler out there. and it's going to be a beautiful day as skies continue to clear throughout the daylight hours. and then late today with a storm system approach, we will see the clouds thicken and wet weather to follow. and here it is, this area of low pressure tracking in our direction. for those of the neighbors to the far west, iowa, illinois, what's going to happen today, they may get over a foot of snow in places. and we are not going to get that. we will get some wet weather as the system moves closer to us. and before much of today, high pressure is in control. so mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the low 50s. and as that system approaches, this evening, again, increasing clouds and maybe a stray this evening. and overnight into early tomorrow morning, a chance for showers. and want to mention this, for the high elevations well north

and west, this early chance could mean an early chance for a little bit of snow. for the most part, it will be rain for us and it will be breezy. and monday, chilly, sunshine and cold air diving in. highs in the 30s and 40s. today, 40s and low 50s. 52 the high in the city. that's where we should be. and 49 in white plains. overnight, mild with the wet weather moving through. and the extended forecast. tomorrow, wet weather early, skies partially clearing and generally speaking, tomorrow 53. and monday, 45 and sunny. tuesday, 48 and sunny. and 52 for wednesday. and mostly sunny. and then for thanksgiving and black friday, the forecast right now completely dry and seasonal. >> thank you. the nets got off tie slow slow start in boston as they try to get their third win of the season. >> and the knicks dodge the city.

cbs 2 wfan sports update. >> good morning everyone. durant for the knicks to deal with. one of the leading mvp candidate, looking for his third straight 40-point game. and the knicks trying to steal the thunder this okayk. and starting -- the thunder in ok. anthony led the way with the knicks with 25. and then the thunder mount a furious come back. and makes it a one-possession game with 12 seconds left. and the knicks turn it over. they got a good look there. yeah, in and out at the buzzard three. season around if boston. they have been close games only to fall short at the end. last night, eliminated the suspense early. averaging 17 turnovers per game time lead.

19 turnovers for the nets who saw boston shoot 58% from the field. and thomas, he was a pest. 18 point, nine assist. nets lose by 256789 they are 2- 11 to -- by 25. they are 2-11 to start the season. i'm otis livingston. whether volunteering at the soup kitchen or making a donation, the thanksgiving holiday seems to kick-off the season of giving. the president of you give goods is here to tell us about a new way to give back this year. thank you so much for being here. >> thanksgiving for having me. how does it work? >> it's a simple, easy to use online system where anybody anywhere can just log on to the site and start a supply drive for the charity of their choice. so certainly right now, we are doing a lot of food drives and toy drives for the holidays. but throughout the year, we do drives for diaper drives and animal shelter drives, nearly any drive where you drop things

in a bucket you can now do online. >> and how does the collection work? >> well, it's all online. let's think of a food drive. you don't have to stick them in a bucket anymore. online shopping. you can go online, you can pick the items that you would like to tony nate to the food pantry. and instead of lugging it on the train in the morning and putting it in a bucket, you point and click and you add it to the online drive and at the end of the drive, it goes directly to the charity. >> and sounds like the most convenient way to do it. you're taking out the my work. and now how much of the proceeds go to the charities? do people have to be concerned about that? >> 100%. it's completely transparent. you know how much you spend. if you spend $9.99 on a case of food. that case of showed up at the door. we love the transparency of it all. it's online shop, point, click, see how much it cost and goes to where you want it to go. >> and users can choose to

>> absolutely. that's one of the things we love about what we do. time. you come to the site and see a running right now. if you don't see anything that neighborhood, you like animal shelters and there's not one there. you hit start a drive and just fill out the prompts of who you would like to support, what you would like to give to them. and click and you're ready to go and share it online with family and friends. so super easy. that's the way we shop and talk to each other. >> and we tend to be competitive. and i notice there's a challenge section. describe that and how it works. >> we are a lot competitive. and we love the challenge site. so when you stick things in bucket, you don't know what's in there. you go, oh, a lot of stuff. doing the it online in real time, you can see how many items are in your buck at any given time. so we have companies that have departments going against each other, finance against human

me. and you can point and click and add to your drive. and the bottom line is, you're raising more stuff for charities who really need it. >> and i noticed you have a spontaneous source. how do companies get involved? -- corporate sponsors? how do they get involved? a drive. and for a company drive that might be interoffice, that takes more work and we will walk you through the process. but somebody throwing a holiday party and instead of bringing wine, you want to ask your friends to donate to a charity, you can do it as well. try and make it as easy as possible to more people do it. >> sounds that way. thank you so much for being here. we appreciate the explanation and the site sounds amazing. and for more information on you give good, head to cbsnewyork.com. back to you. >> thank you. time now is 6:50. living large like jenny from the block.

foot house jennifer lopez shared with ex-husband marc anthony. but first, alex denis has the weekend traffic update. >> brooklyn from 7:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., the bridge over the newtown creek will be closed for repairs. avenue. and in brooklyn from midnight tonight to 9:00 a.m. sunday, the manhattan-bound brooklyn bridge closed for repairs.

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hello from the other side i must have called a thousand times >> the wait is officially over for millions of music fans. adele's third album "25" went

on sale yesterday. fans waited outside joe's pub in manhattan after the singer/song writer performed there yesterday. there's already talk the superstar may top the reported for the best first week album sales of all-time. the boy band's "no strings attached" album sold 2.15 million units. >> i may be helping her along with that. today's living large takeses to a long island mansion where jennifer lopez lived for a decade with marc anthony. >> reporter: this historic home sits on an eight acre property built in 1941. it belongs to mark anthony. and he is jennifer lopez's former husband. the couple called this mansion home during their 10-year marriage. we got a tour and details about the owner. >> they had their babies here.

this is, you know, you can find that out. a lot of paparazzis were trying to take pictures of them at the time. rooms. opened gifts. >> reporter: the kitchen has a wide butler's pantry, marble counters and a stove that cost $95,000. a custom piece. >> made in france maybe? >> i'm not sure but it says france, so yes, you know a lot of this stuff. i love it. >> reporter: the superstar couple originally had this sun year-round. all of the furnishing you see today have been staged. most every room has an original 1940s wood-burning fireplace, including the dining room. upstairs, you find the master suite, one of 10 bedrooms. here's a look at jlo's dressing room. on the lower level, there's a double recording studio that cost $2 million with a bullet- proof door but a movie theater. >> you're getting a piece of

marc anthony's history and you're getting just a beautiful place. >> all right. so how much does it cost to live large here? >> ing for? $9 million. >> reporter: that's living large in new york. >> i love that emily was able to pick out the features. she's become an expert. >> she is. you can live large like jlo. time now to see what's coming up next on "cbs this morning saturday." we have a preview. >> good morning. i like the fireplace in every room. >> especially in the dining room. touch a class. >> okay. high. coming up, his athletic talent was the stuff of legion but it was his message off the field that changed the lives of millions. and also, the emmy and golden globe winner mary parker, we will talk to her. and the electric light orchestra was one of the

biggest bands when the front man suddenly called it quits. back. we will talk about their storied career and they'll perform in our saturday session. all that plus your eye opener and legendary chef joining us in the dish. just ahead on "cbs this morning saturday." >> you may have to go down >> i know. studio. >> come on down. one more final check of the murdock. >> beautiful day ahead, 52 degrees, a lot of sun early and then the clouds begin to thicken and maybe sprinkles by the coast tonight. and overnight into early tomorrow morning, showers in the mix. >> thanks. that does it for us. we will come up at 9:00, ready, set, shop, retailers prepare to open their doors on thanksgiving day. how to get the best deals. and maryland crab cake, chicago deep dish pizza, how you can satisfy a food craving country.

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