he was looking directly at my face and aiming at my head. >> a witness shares his encounter with a gunman who killed three people including a police officer at a colorado planned parenthood. new information this morning about the suspect. plus this. not good. >> they are going to drown. >> we have video of a dramatic rescue off the jersey shore. the group is sent into the flips. hear the tragic ending. a chance of showers later today, and cbs 2 saturday

morning starts right now. good morning. it's 6:00 on this saturday, november 28th. i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. the top stories are straight ahead, but first, vanessa murdock is here with the forecast. what a beautiful day it was yesterday. >> i know, and now mother nature is throwing a change in the winds. temperatures on the mild side but not nearly as warm as yesterday. changes to note if you have plans to be out and about today. the umbrella is a good idea because showers are a possibility. taking you to temperatures, low to mid-50s is right where we stay today. we will not see much fluctuation in temperatures. satellite and radar. there's plenty of clouds showers as well. it's associated with the cold front that will be slowly push to the southeast throughout the day today and even linger through the day tomorrow.

certainly some wet weather for us. it's not going to be a dry, spectacular day like yesterday thanksgiving, but here's the break down. 9:00a.m., mostly cloudy, and a few showers especially north and west of the city. by noon a chance of showers. we will fall to 49 degrees. we will talk about how long the wet weather lingers and much colder air coming in for the start of the workweek. back to you. >> thank you. three people including a police officer are dead after a gunman opened fire at a planned parenthood lynn nick colorado. >> this morning the suspect is under arrest and local planned parenthoods in our area are on alert. ilana gold is live in the east village with more. >> reporter: the nypd says there's no specific threat to

keep a close eye on the planned parenthoods in the city after yesterday's shooting. >> reporter: the suspected gunman 57-year-old robert lewis deer is in custody after surrendering to authorities following a standoff with police in colorado springs on friday. ozzie lacono was parked outside of the building when he came face-to-face with the shooter. >> i could see it in his eyes, here. >> reporter: the suspect first started to shoot in the parking lot before moving into the facility with the long gun. as soon as officers arrived, they were met by gunfire.

swasey were killed and five others were injured. police are inspecting several items he brought into the building. >> we have to work with our e.o.d. units, our explosive ordinate a further hazard. >> a planned parenthood in colorado springs is being held hostage by a shooter. >> reporter: to show support for the victims a rally was held in union square. supporters of abortion rights spoke out against the shooting in colorado. police are still trying to figure out the motive behind the shooting. at this point the suspect has not been charged. he spent the night getting interviewed, and he is cooperating. we should be able to update the story in the next few hours. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. now to a developing story. the nypd is conducting a double

officers found two bodies in brownsville, brooklyn. they made the discovery on sutter avenue. one victim was a 25-year-old man shot in the head and the other, a man with two gun shot wounds to the torso. the nypd is searching for the man accused of robbing a grocery store at gunpoint this is our first look at suspect since the robbery monday morning. the suspect demand money, and the clerk handed it over. a passenger plane was hit by a laser near jfk airport. virgin american flight 24 from san francisco was hit by a green laser when it was 4 miles away from the airport, and it was just before 10:00 last night. officials said the plane landed safely at jfk, and there were no reported injuries. two people are dead and five others were rescued when their boat capsized off the coast of new jersey. >> i'm taping it, dude, that's not good. oh my god.

>> they are going to drown. >> one wave came up behind it and almost tipped it, and as soon as it hit it just sat there, and then the next wave came up right behind it and tipped it over the rest of the way. >> the helicopter tried to save the seven people on board when their pontoon boat capsized yesterday afternoon. dozens watched as it happened. police say strong currents may have been a factor in the crash, but the cause is being investigated. a brush fire in berkeley heights, new jersey, is now under control. it burned through 7 acres. it shut down the right and center lanes of interstate 78 and backing up traffic for miles. time now 6:06. it's one of the biggest shopping days of the year, but did it feel like it? find out why black friday may be losing steam. a dangerous situation in

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they chanted 16 shots, the number of bullets fired by officer jason van dyke killing laquan mcdonald last year. >> we want you to stand behind all the citizens of the city and say enough is enough. >> reporter: reverend jesse jackson led a prayer service from the water tower. crowds seemed less crowded than usual this black friday. in our area it's not the frenzy it has been in the past there were a few fights around the country, but stores like best buy handed out tickets to avoid the pushing and shoving. experts say the kickoff now starts on thanksgiving, and many black friday deals start earlier and last for days. >> retailers can not dismiss it. they have to have a black

friday strategy, but it's not as intense as it used to be. >> holiday sales will reach an billion. >> it's small business saturday. big friday is focused on the box stores, and today consumers and pop stores. residents are asked to stop by for a relaxed and personal shopping experience. >> that sounds more like my pace. >> i did not go out shopping yesterday at all. >> vanessa murdock is here to keep an eye on the nice forecast. >> i will not say looking forward to what we had yesterday it will be very much different, however, it's not going to be an all-day soaker, but there's plenty of opportunity for the showers in our mix. >> just rain on our nonparade,

because that happened to the beautiful weather. >> listen, if you're pooped from putting the lights out, it's a chill out go see movies day as showers become likely. we will take you live outside, and i love this shot. we can see a little sliver of sun, however, sunrise, it isn't until 6:57, and it's still so far away. right now, cloudy and cool, and 55 degrees, but 55 is above what is our normal daytime high today. the headlines are this. a cloudy and cooler day. yesterday in the 60s, today, most of us topping out in the mid-50s. light rain is in the forecast today, and it will not dent the deficit. we could use a lot more rain than we will be getting today. here's the deal, year-to-date, just over 36 inches, and the deficit approaching the 10-inch mark. however, tuesday into wednesday it will bring us another

opportunity for more significant rain fall, and as far as temperatures go, it was 60 on thanksgiving, 64 yesterday, and premier weather, however, today, 57 will be our high. 50 tomorrow, and monday, just 46 degrees, and monday is going to be a raw day. you will see the clouds moving in, and it will just not be like it was yesterday. not for quite some time. 22 of 27 days have been above normal. we will see more seasonal weather moving through the next few day. right now we do see shower activity developing near the new york-new jersey state line it will slowly ease its way to the south easterly direction, and it is very slow to move. we have high pressure building in from the north. high today, cloudy with a chance of showers. plenty of clouds thickening, and around noon, showers are more likely, and then they will

kind of slowly make their way, breaking up a bit. it's not going to be an all-day washout, but showers are possible all day long, and then overnight, we will see some breaks in the clouds, but note tomorrow morning, showers are possible, especially south of the city. throughout the day, we will see sunshine tomorrow. be cooling. making your way into monday, the start of the day is very pleasant, and then it will be chilly, and clouds will thicken as your monday progresses. a high of 57, and 43 degrees, and tomorrow, we will see the temperatures cool off more so. high of 50 with plenty of cloud cover, and showers are possible especially south of the city. bit afternoon, we should be drying out and seeing sun. monday, 46 degrees with increasing clouds. tuesday and win, back into the 50s, with the wet weather back into the mix. thursday and friday, looking beautiful. perfectly seasonal, with the

today the normal high is 50 degrees? we are right where we should b. -- should be. 55 is a mild start. sports this morning, the knicks could not handle the heat last night. >> and here's steve overmyer with your sports update. >> reporter: the knicks are a better team than we expected, and some of that is due to the emergence of kristaps porzingis, but give derek fisher some credit no team uses knicks. as good as they played this year, they would still miss the flayoffs if the season ended today. the heat just beat the nixon monday, and here is porzingis in the 2nd. it's clear miami cracked the code with the defense.

it's like the knicks were suffering from heat exhaustion. they were absolutely gas in the 4th. justice winslow, some thought he should have been drafted instead of porzingis. i'm steve overmyer. have a great day. some researchers found workplace stress can cut your life considerably. factors such as job security, lack of health insurance, low control over one's job were some of the most dangers, saving off 3 years of one's life, that's why it's important to find ways to stay calm no matter how stressful your job is. joining us this morning to talk about how to do that, entrepreneur and author of "thrive to survive." >> your book talks about how different people in the

write about making use of the rain and wind to don't grow stronger. how do you do that with stress in the workplace? >> let's look at what causes us stress. you could have a toxic workplace or you're not performing well, or you're not making enough money, and all of those are cause for stress. >> uh-uh. >> there's daily stress and long-term stress. >> daily stress, people can do, like when you get up in the morning. you get organized and think about how your day is going to go, going through the day, and you calm yourself down during the daytime and then go at it. that's daily stress, and in the long-term, you have to build up a resiliency factor that allows you to think about what your long-term goals are and how you can change your situation. only then can you change your situation. >> take those one at a time. you talk about the daily stress. it's the daily stress of commuting and going to work. you're saying it's staying

the morning? >> look f you get up in the -- if you get up in the morning and you're in a rush, that starts the process. i try to take care of things first thing in the morning, have breakfast, take care of my son, and starlet the day. imagine you get up, rush to the door, driving your car fast, you come to work, and your entire morning is just in a different manner than it should be. >> long-term you talk about resiliency, how do you build the resiliency? >> reporter: it's a practice, right? and resiliency comes from multiple things. first, you have to understand who you are and what you're trying to do, and how you go about you know, pulling people around you to support yourself and how do you go through the

adversity you face on an ongoing basis. sometimes it requires a different lifestyle. i'm an entrepreneur, and when your business is in flux, you have a stress level. let's say you just lost your job. you to think about where you were, where you want to go, and take the next step. >> what about, going back today i will really quick, are there exercises you know of or things during the day when stresses come up, what do you recommend during the day at work? >> the very first thing, do one thing at a time. when we try to do too many things it doesn't usually work out well. second when you're getting stressed, take few minutes to calm yourself down, take a deep breath, and then go to the next level. the third thing, try to delegate, and no matter who you are, you can always ask for help and give work to other people so they can help your situation. >> at what point should people get outside help if they feel

they are too stressed? >> i'm not a psychologist, but i know from being a ceo and hiring people and my own situation, you should always talk to other people to get help. if it comes to the point like we have done in our book, we interviewed nine very successful ceos and entrepreneurs and investors who employ people and go through a mental health and workplace stress is a big thing, as you cited in the study, and you should always seek for help. basis. >> the commonality is their individuality. >> thank you for coming in. we can find out more on your

>> thank you. we have breaking news now. a rocket attack has been carried out in northern mali. at least three people have been killed, two u.n. peace keeper and the third a mission contractor. this comes 2 days after police arrested two men in connection with the deadly attack on the radisson hotel in mali. we will have more on the deadly story as it continues to

there's a new golden delicious apple showing up in the produce isle. >> reporter: the aurora golden delicious apple is a new variety, i take that back, they have been around for a few years but the aurora is sweeter and more expensive, but i have to tell you something, it's crispy. usually the gold delicious are not that crispy. these are very crispy, loaded with flavor. it's like the fugi apple, very cool. when you buy them, the yellow color all the way around, like a banana. firm all sides, if they are firm and big that means they are fresh, and you have to make sure that that skin is there. a little on the shiny side. when you bring them home, always store them, here's the key, in the refrigerator, not

at room temperature. aurora golden delicious. you to try them. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. >> gotta try them the next time i'm in the grocery store. hundreds of the city's homeless sat side-by-side with paying guests for a gourmet dinner. the four seasons and the waldorf provided the food, and the cross roads community sponsored the event. many of the homeless said it had a positive effect on how they feel about themselves. >> what a beautiful setting. looks like an upscale wedding. >> that's delicious. i have eaten enough, let's move on. [ laughter ] up next, the day's top stories including the developments from the deadly shooting in colorado. three people including a an officer are dead after a shootout in colorado. we will have more on the suspect and what police are doing locally to keep patients safe. and prayers answered for a

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old boy who collapsed on the playground. cbs saturday morning continues right now. good morning. 6:30 on this saturday, november 28th. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are straight ahead, but first, vanessa murdock is back with the forecast. we had such gorgeous weather the next few days, is it going to continue? >> it's not going to continue in that sort of massive amount of beauty. it's going to get cooler today, more clouds, and a chance for showers. however, not an all-day washout, and let's take a look at our current temperatures, in the 50s, and 50-degrees is our normal daytime high. we are starting off relatively mild for the season. 56 in downtown, and 55 in freshmeadows, and 53 in riverdale. cooler spots out there.

in the hamptons, you're starting the day off at 52. on the vortex satellite and radar we have a few showers trying to make their way in the best bet of rain is through the evening and afternoon hours. it will be a cloudy and cooler day with your umbrella by your side if you're making your way out and about. the daycast looking like this. 9:00a.m., winds out of the southwest, and by noon, showers are much more likely. 56 then, and winds out of the southwest this afternoon, we are at 56 degrees, and showers, and the winds are welcoming more north westerly with the front sinking to the south. it's 49, still cloudy, and a shower is still lingering. the full forecast coming up, and another opportunity for wet weather and cooler air during the workweek. andrea and diane, back to you. now to a developing story, three people, including a police officer, were killed when a gunman opened fire in

>> this morning the suspect is under arrest, and local planned parenthoods are on high alert. ilana gold is live in the east village with more on that. ilana. >> reporter: diane, this morning police are trying to figure out why the suspect allegedly opened fire, and they said there's no specific threat to any of the local can clinics, but the nypd is not taking any chances. they are be stepping up security at clinics to make sure the patients are safe after yesterday's incident. >> reporter: the suspected gunman, robert lewis dear in new jersey is in custody after surrendering to authorities after a standoff on friday. ozy lacono was parked outside of the building and came face- to-face with the shooter. >> the first bullet went right here and then there. >> reporter: dear first started

to shoot in the parking lot before moving into the facility with a long gun. as soon as officers arrived, they were met by gunfire. three people including officer garrett swasey were killed. nine others including five officers were injured. >> all i can say is my heart is broken. this is a tough situation for a lot of people in our community. >> reporter: police are inspecting several items he brought into the building. >> we have to work with our o.e.d. units to make sure none of the items are a further hazard. >> reporter: local police departments have now stepped up patrols near the planned parenthood clinics in the area. >> a planned parenthood in colorado springs is being held hostage by a shooter. >> reporter: to show support for the victims a rally was held in union square. supporters woke out -- spoke

the suspect could face the death penalty because an officer was killed. we should have more information on this case later this morning. live in the east village, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> ilana, thank you. the man accused of shooting an orange county teenager is being held this afternoon. 25-year-old matthew bauman told his family about tuesday's shooting before he turned himself in to authorities, and police say bauman was about to rob the quickshop in harriman when 18-year-old aaron weiss approached him. bauman told him not to move when he turn and ran and bauman shot him. >> the guilt ate at him until he could confide in people who met a lot to him. >> police say the robbery was

he also stole the gun from his family. we are learning 56-year-old yvette molina was killed by a hit-and-run driver. she a retired police officer. >> she was so caring, and i just can't believe it. >> he is would come home and tell us a story of how she rescued a cat or went into a burning building. >> the collision sparked a chain reaction with six more cars s -- cars, and nine others were injured. police are on the hunt for 28-year-old paul niles. investigators said he is seen using a rape victim's credit card at a deli. sources say he was arrested for

public lewdness last month. new developments in the search for an accused arsonist in queens. surveillance video shows the suspect just before he set fire to a home in forest hills on wednesday night. video taken by a neighborhood resident shows the house on 67th drive up in flames. the man suspected in connection to three other arsons this month. most of the homes targeted were also under construction. a greenwich village church says a stolen statue has been returned. on wednesday we saw surveillance video of a man stealing the statue. the church reported it on november 10th, and you can see the surveillance video there that we circulated of that happening, but on thanksgiving, the church officials say the statue reappeared. >> suddenly the statue was back. miracle of miracles on thanksgiving. we were very grateful for that,

sure they saw it on channel 2 news or someone told the guy that, you know, it's a pretty clear picture, and probably got a little nervous. >> the statue shows a young girl, one of the children who reported seeing the virgin mary in 1917. just in time for the holiday, worker at the historic millridge inn learned they will be keeping their jobs. last month the inn's 200 employees were sent layoff notices after the long-time owner sold the property to a developer. now they will keep the inn scope retain the jobs it dates back to the 1600s. >> it's really nice back there, there's little shops, too. >> time now, 6:37. you have had the turkey and started shopping, but how about the decorations? details on a new device that

stringing your lights. how you can use kids' old toys to get new ones for free. an outdoor pool 17 stories high. coming up, we are living large on the upper west side. >> i hope it's heated because you don't want to go for a dive today. we talking about temperatures in the mid-50s and getting colder into the workweek.

up. we have new video now of the moments two people narrowly escaped death in fairfield, connecticut. police dash cam video shows the vehicle slammed into their car. state police released it to remind drivers to move over when emergency vehicles are parked on the shoulder.

the driver was clocked at almost 90 miles an hour. flooding and freezing rain in texas is expected to get worse this weekend. the weather has already turned deadly there. fast-moving flood waters have claimed the lives of three people. one man died when his truck was swept off a bridge by flood waters and two children died in south dallas. authorities are reminding drivers to stay away from rising waters. a family here on long island has plenty to be thankful for this week after nearly losing their 10-year-old son. mary ellis koch, the school nurse, performed cpr on keshawn this week. koch sprang into action when playground. >> all i kept thinking in my

i was so happy that this little boy was good. >> reporter: she is is a cpr instructor, but until this accident, she had never performed it on anyone. everyone took advantage of the unusually warm holiday weather to put up their decorations. >> the weather is good, easy on the fingers, no frostbite. >> i haven't been out here in a t-shirt in years. >> it would suck if it was cold and snowing. >> many say the highlight is the star shower that uses lasers to project the equivalent of 1,000 lights on your home. no stringing, tape, no hooks, nothing. it's the season of lights, and this 27-foot tall tree was lit last night.

celebration for westchester's winter wonder land in valhalla. adam lagrange had free hockey practice for kids. and there will be christmas carolers, and visits from santa claus. >> my dad was putting up the lights yesterday, and there shorts. >> it sounds like today is is a day to take advantage of decorating inside of your house. >> reporter: the showers will move through, and not as warm as yesterday. roughly speaking, 10 degrees cooler than yesterday. big changes in the forecast, still not horrible, and still not so cold you can't stand it. it's looking okay with the showers moving through, and we will check with our weather watchers this morning to see where the temperatures are. right now, 53 degrees. we will see who this is from. it's from less.

mostly cloudy in little neck. going up north, mark and janene, if this is them. no this is el lynch -- ed lynch. he is reporting light rain drops north of the region. north and west this morning, there's a better bet for wet weather. the afternoon hours, it's more likely for everyone to see the shower action. let's take you live outside. we cannot get enough of this live shot, and it's stunning this morning. sunrise is at 6:57, and we still have 13 minutes to go, but nonetheless, it's a nice start in the city. west, northwest winds at 3 miles an hour. for today, your headlines are this, cloudy and cooler today. as i mentioned, roughly speaking 10 degrees cooler. the trend will continue to make its way in the south easterly direction, however, the wet weather we expect today, the showers will not dent the deficit, and we could use rain. it looks like tuesday into

bet for significant rain fall. today, forecasted high, 57 degrees, happening this afternoon, normal high is 49. we will be above seasonal today, and then sunset is this evening at 4:30, and as far as november has happened so far, temperatures have been well above normal. on average, 5 degrees above, and today we will continue that trend. on the vortex satellite and radar pictures, showers well north of the city. all associated with the cold front that extends all the way back down into texas, into the central plain states, and that's where we are seeing more severe weather for us today. mainly cloudy, mild, and a chance of showers, not significant rain fall. yes, today, cooler with a chance of showers, and then tomorrow, we will see late breaks of sun, and early in the day, showers are possible, especially south of the city, we make our way into monday, and it's going to be a very chilly start to your workweek.

temperature in the 40s, and clouds thickening through the day. monday on the raw side. we look at the highs across the region, 58 for the oranges, and 53 in scarsdale. middletown, upper 40s for you. generally speaking, above seasonal today. overnight tonight, loud cover around, a few hours -- cloud cover around for a few showers. late breaks of sunshine, and not a bad end to your end. monday, 46 degrees, increasing clouds and breezy. tuesday into wednesday, a more significant system with more significant rain fall, and power winds into wednesday. thursday and friday, perfectly seasonal with a lot of sunshine. over to you. >> thank you. this time of the year m parents are headed to the store to get can their kids some toys, that story will be in a moment, but now talk about

playing with your food. >> this tiger is friends with this goat. the tiger usually dines on goats, but this one is braver than his predecessors. the goat chased the tiger and then earned the tiger's respect. >> that tiger did not want to to mess with him. >> that look like they are friends now, hanging out. back to the toys, this is the time of the year your kids are begging and you may want to go get them that big, bad toy, but parents know they can have a short shelf life. >> it doesn't take long for kids to lose interest. nut way children are trading toys. >> reporter: farrah and ali love to shop, but living in manhattan, there's limited space and cash for it all. a new free app lets kids swap items. >> i trade a lot of legos and pokemon. i have stuffed animals and a

sweater i'm wearing is from my friend at school. >> reporter: it's up toe kids to do the work. you snap a photo and post it. an e-mail goes to the parent. >> every now and then i will get an e-mail about what i call an uneven trade. as much as i realize they would not have been an even trade pricewise, i'm completing fine with it because the toy she is trying to trade away for something new has been in the corner for months. >> reporter: it can be anything from nail polish to video games, and ali made this bag by herself. >> reporter: kellry harris founded it. >> we connect kids to kids at their own school. there's always a familiar face. you're not trading with a stranger or an adult. >> reporter: if there's trader's remorse? >> i sort of started to cry, and then i had to get my mom. >> reporter: and then your mom

and said can we get it back? >> yeah! >> reporter: and they understood? >> yeah. >> reporter: parents admit it's another s&p another online tool, but it stops unnecessary trips to the store it teaches kids to put down the app and play like kids used to. emily smith, cbs 2. churn as young as 4 can join kids trade, but the only requirement is you have to be in school. here's steve overmyer with your cbs 2 sports update. >> reporter: the knicks are a better team than we expected and some is due to the emergence of kristaps porzingis. but give derek fisher some credit. no team uses their bench more than the knicks it keeps everyone fresh and also makes them a versatile squad. as good as they played this year, they would still miss the

playoffs if the season ended today. enter the heat. here's porzingis with a 7-point lead in the 2nd. the knicks are holding them to under 100 points a game. it's clear miami had the code. it's like the knicks were suffering from heat exhaustion. game high of 25 for green. winslow here. some thought he should be drafted rather than kristaps porzingis. for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. have a great one. time now, 6:00 50. usually you have to go outside of manhattan to find a 7,000 square foot home, but not when you're living large. >> the brand new luxurious home that includes a rooftop pool.

today's living large takes us to one of the upper west side's premier building. >> it's apartment living with amenities you can only imagine like your own private swimming pool. >> reporter: at 50 riverside boulevard, you have water-front living at one of the newest addresses. >> i'm dan weiss. >> reporter: and you're the interior designers? >> the owners flew in a design

team to put this beautiful apartment together. really wanted a color palette that was neutral, played to the outdoors, and highlighted the views. >> reporter: the designer's favorite piece is this table with the acrylic legs. >> this is a beautiful kitchen, all fabricated in italy. there's a marble feel, but a great warmth to it as well. great place for a gathering. >> reporter: the master bedroom resides in its own wing. >> all the furniture was custom made. >> reporter: i was told to sit over here? >> this is the spot. this is where you can meditate, drink your tea, look out, watch the sunset. >> drenching shower, beautiful ash finish on the granite. >> reporter: i think the tub is as deep as the swimming pool. >> reporter: this leads to a

media room. >> you have the pool, media room. >> reporter: that's your own private pool. >> this is definitely something to cherish if you live in new york to have this. >> reporter: to live large on the upper west side it will cost you $15,350,000. >> not many apartments in new york city give you your own private outdoor swimming pool. >> whoever buys it, we are free in april, may, june, july, and august. >> taxes are $75,288 a year. >> not exactly an apartment. if diamonds are a girl's best friend, we would like to introduce you to your new bff

-- cara it t stone was the large -- this 1,111 carat stone was the largest to ever be found. >> we want to know if they are giving away free samples. >> a chip off of it it. 6 carats, that's all i want. >> 150 years after her debut, alice in wonderland still resinates. we will go through the looking glass to see this classic character. every morning people wait for hours for what often described as the best barbecue in the world. we will cut the line to meet the chef who has been smoking the competition. >> all that and your opening rounds on this cbs saturday. >> we are looking forward to the show. one final check of the

forecast with vanessa murdock. >> reporter: different from yesterday, cooler, cloudy, and showers are on the way. if you're not getting wet weather already, there's some to come, and here's a look at what we anticipate for the total rain fall throughout the day today. impressive. inch. you're heading out. most of us in the low to mid- 50s, and we have a beautiful beginning to the day, but we on. 43degrees, mainly cloudy. 50 tomorrow, showers early, especially south of the city. breaks of sun in the afternoon, and then chilly at 46. >> it will feel so cold. >> it is. by comparison. is cbs 2 news saturday morning, coming up at 9, more holiday decorating tips. thousand add a classic touch to your decorations this year. rocky fans have a sneak peek at "creed" and other

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