cbs 2s sunday morning continues right now. >> reporter: good morning, coming up on 8:00 a.m. on this sunday, november 29th. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast and the last part of the extended weekend. >> and this is coming to a close. temperatures are dropping and might be insensitive to head tomorrow. workweek. today, it's cooler out there and will be a seasonable afternoon with sun even though now. and the temperature are now, 37 in central park. and 42 in riverhead. the past 24 hours, temperatures have tumbled and it's 20 degrees colder in the city now than yesterday at this point in time and go degrees colder in liberty. big changes, we have wet weather making the exit and i

want to say this. there is a slight chance for patchy black ice west of the cautious on the roadways. they're wet and might be slick. the skies will be clearing and sunshine returns by mid-day. i expect mostly sunny skies to end the weekend. by 91, 47 feels like 44 and mostly sunny by three this afternoon. pretty much where we should be. it feels like 47 and by 9 tonight, under clear skies and 42 will feel like french and dropping from there. thank you. now this morning, police have reopened part of interstate 287 in new jersey after a deadly crash and three people were killed when a passenger van, a car, and punted with a trailer carried -- and a pickup truck

with a trailer carrying cows collided. 16 people were taken to the hospital and some say a number of cattle from the trailer were thrown across the roadway and several did not survive. the cause of the crash is under investigation. and we're learning more about a possible motive in a deadly shooting at a colorado planned parenthood clinic. >> law enforcement sources say the suspected gunman told them, quote, no more baby bartsa -- baby parts after the arrest. >> reporter: a plea for help from a police officer at the planned parenthood clinic in colorado springs. officials say the suspected gunman, 57-year-old robert dear, moved calmly and methodically as he shot and killed three, wounding 9. colorado spries mayor john suthers said police monitored cameras. >> they were able to trace the

movements and inform the officers and the s.w.a.t. team about those movements. >> reporter: dear reportedly sat down in a chair when he realized he was cornered and yelled out he was surrendering. surveillance video shows officers with body shields moving patrons to safety. this man was sitting out front in his car when he said dear walked up to the window and shot through the glass. >> and i saw myself in the mirror. oh, my god. >> investigators are combing through dear's trailers for clues and he lived in this rural area 60 miles west of colorado springs. over the years, he's lied in remote trailers and cabins in the -- he's lived in remote trailers and cabins in the carolinas. the only shooting victim identified is 44-year-old police officer garrett swayse. he was on duty friday at the university of colorado where he worked when he heard the calls

of shots fired. he rushed to the scene. a pastor at swayse's church was there when his wife rachael told her two young children their dad died. >> the cries and sobs of her children learning their daddy was never returning is something that will probably be etched in my mind the rest of my life. >> reporter: before becoming a police officer, swayse was a figure skater who competed in the 1995 national championships and won a junior national title in 1992. the former u.s. national champion nancy kerrigan said she and sways estated together as kids. >> fun, funny, a true friend very loyal and loving, caring person. >> sources say the suspected gunman is no stranger to the law enforcement court records show a re straining order and allegation of domestic violence is -- and he's due back in

the nypd stepped up patrols at clinics. the governor announced yesterday said new security measures were implemented across the state. abortion rights advocates rallied yesterday in union square. demonstrators chanted that abortion is not murder and held signs condemning the shootings. about three dozen people took part in the rally. the nypd said that an accused rapist is off of the streets. they arrested the 28-year-old paul phils after he turned -- paul niles after he turned himself in yesterday. he allegedly raped a woman after jogging on wednesday. another woman has come forward claiming niles groped her earlier that a. he now faces rape and robbery charges. and happening today, the fire department will hand out smoke alarms at the scene of a fire that killed an elderly

ilana gold has more with us. >> reporter: it started. the fire started yesterday morning at east 49th street and investigators said the house did not have working smoke alarms and that is why they're handing them out today. the deadly fire has shaken up the neighborhood. the flames started shooting from the home at 5:30 on saturday morning. investigators said a power chord in the dining room is to blame. and they were found dead on the second floor. they grabbed a ladder and they tell us they watched her 19- year-old son jump from a different window and he's recovering from severe burns. >> well, the -- to fill the smoke and fire on two floors. the first and second floor. >> reporter: just a few hours, brooklyn borrough president eric adams and the fdny are anything to be here teaching the community about electrical

they're going to give a demonstration on how to properly use them and they're handing out smoke alarms and will start at 10:30 this morning. elana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thanks. aviation officials are investigating what caused the windshield on a boeing 767 to crack. it was forced to land at london's heathrow airport. luckily no one on board was hurt and all 183 passengers were placed by another flight to new york city. pope francis prepares for his final stop in africa. why this peace mission is being considered one of the most dangerous trips for a pope yet. >> plus, a health alert for women this morning. how your pms symptoms mean a sign of something more serious. >> and why cyber monday might be the new black friday. >> first, here's vanessa murdock with the forecast. >> skies are clearing and it's going to be a sun-filled and seasonable end to the weekend. but, things change from there.

i will have details on what you can expect the next seven days coming up in my full forecast. first, a check on the community

york.com. . a good sunday morning to you all. 810time, a chilly 39 degrees will they come? -- will the rain come? we'll check in with vanessa murdock in a moment. an nsa record is expected to end. the once secret program began 49 years ago under president george w. bush. nsa leaker edward snowden revealed its existence in 2013. and in ruin, president obama -- in june, president obama signed a reform measure that took away collect the new records. under the new law, the in, sa needs a warrant or court order. -- the nsa needs a warrant or court order. and turkey said the plane entered its airspace from syria and ignored several warnings. the two pilots parachuted out of the plane and were shot at by syrian rebels on the ground.

one man died and turkey has the flown back to russia. and messages of peace to republic. on the final leg, security will be high as the holy father meets with muslim leaders. increased violence between christians and muslim militants has forced close to 1 million people from their homes. -- [ indiscernible ] ever made by a modern pope. yesterday in uganda, the pontiff celebrated mass honoring a group of christians killed in the late 19th century because of their faith. and it's time to see what nation. >> and john dickerson has more. good morning, we're going to talk to dr. ben carson this morning. he went over to aman jordan to see the syrian refugee camps there and we'll talk to him about what he saw and learned against isis and that topic will be the center of our florida governor jeb bush. we talked to him about the

president's war against isis and he had tough words against donald trump. and from baghdad, iraq, we'll talk to senators john mccain and lindsay graham about the war on terror and their ideas for troops in syria. and finally, andrea and diane, we'll have a political pabel to talk about the politics of war on terror and then our thanksgiving book panel with a series of presidential authors to talk about the presidents from the past and what they can tell us about the presidency today. >> interesting books on that list i was looking at, john. >> and there is some great books and span over the wide range of american history from george washington to george hoselton auto mall.w. bush. >> all right. covering a lot of territory there. we look forward to watching. thank you. and people you can catch john in a full hour of face the nation this morning at 10:30 here on cbs 2. and time now, it's 8:13. and time to head to vanessa murdock who is tracking the forecast for us this weekend. and a bit cloudy and cold out there. >> it is, but, the showers are

not making their way in but making their way out. the skies are clearing and it's going to be a very nice weekend, although it will be much colder in comparison to where we have been the past few days. cooling down and clearing on out. that is the trend for t. let's go ahead, shall we, and take you live outside and show you a blue sky beyond the cloud cover. it's mostly cloudy in central park, we're down to 37 degrees and winds are out of the north at 12 miles per hour. what can you expect from this forecast today and beyond? a few showers this morning are making their exit. skies are clearing and it will stay cool. seasonably cool with highs around 50. and a chilly start to the workweek tomorrow morning and through the day. temperatures will be warmer from the 20s and into the low and mid-40s for us. very chilly to start your workweek and rain moves in mid- week. and we need the rain. we have falling out there now and it's not nearly enough to dent the deficit on the vortex satellite and radar picture.

the showers make their exit off in the southeast direction and know clear skies to the north of the city, we can expect a lot more sunshine as the state progresses. as the cold front gets forced to the south by a big area of high pressure. so, chilly air making its way in and with the clearer skies. for today, clearing and cooler. highs around 50. tomorrow, very cold start to your workweek. here's the situation tomorrow. we start off with a lot of sun. because of the position of the high pressure system, winds are in off of the water. east. the sunshine to start will lead to increasing clouds throughout the day with the increased moisture with winds in off of the water. and then on said it, the forecast turns down. and there is a system approaching from the west and another up the coast and going to be soggy and we need it. clouds turning to sunshine, 50 degrees the high and that is where we should be. winds out of the north at 5 to 15.

and taking home that win and at metlife stadium at 1:00, 50 degrees and mostly sunny. overnight, clear skies and getting cold. there everyone in the city. twentys north and west for the day tomorrow. 46 degrees. increasing clouds. then as we make our way into tuesday and wednesday, a big warm-up for us. well-above seasonable again. 53 on tuesday; 58, wednesday and this will be coupled with wet and even windy weather on wednesday. thursday, friday, and saturday. and we'll have a nice breeze. i say nice but, you know, that is cutting the temperatures into the low and mid-40s. for today, not bad at all. the skies are clearing and things are looking good as the day progresses. >> and what a range of temperatures this week. >> yes. >> and mid-60s thursday and friday and now. >> later this week the temperature -- . >> and vitaminner is less than a month away now. the official start to winter. >> thank you.

>> and over to you. and cybermonday is tomorrow. for monday -- manner, that online shopping has started. experts project half of holiday shopping will be done online this holiday season and a quarter of smart tophone owners will use -- smartphone owners will use it to shop. here's more to save our money and keep our identities. and when you're clicking around and you can find things easily, it can be easy to wrap up the huge bills. how do you avoid overspend something. >> that is true. first of all, it's a tremendously did i magic year and you have to get out had there and shock. it -- slop. it's a shop until you drop environment. >> it feels that way. >> it is. >> and prices are always changing for any particular object. believe it or not, prices go up during the day and come down during the day.

you have to stay attuned and there are apps that go out there and grab those prices. those competitive prices and i have some on my website that you can use to download those apps and it's important to use them. >> and you're saying the prices go out and -- up and down throughout the course of the day. we have jobs and can't sit there and watch prices go up and down. how do you know whether to pounce? >> true and in fact, these apps are so astute that they will actually communicate with you when an item you're looking for is optimally priced and they're remarkable and they're important to fiddle in to your together, of course, with all of the coupons that the manufacturers have available and you have to collect the coupons and line them up and get ready to use them, stack up

and -- [ indiscernible ] to actually employ them to get the very, very lowest prices. >> and are we talking piece of paper clip it up kind of a coupon and an engine kind of a coupon or a combination of both? >> this is a digital world. forget about paper. >> work with me. >> and i tried it. >> i like that. >> and you have to watch for them in your e-mail. in fact, a great way to get insider prices. >> uh-huh. >> and is to register with retailers or manufacturers. the vendors of the products you're interested in -- interested in, register with them and create a relationship. there are dividends paid and special offers. >> and do you do that ahead of time? do you wait until this time of the year? >> today is a day to start. >> all right.

>> and a working relationship. >> absolutely. >> and why there any items you think should be purchased either online or in the stores? >> electronics in particular. you're -- and you want to compare prices on, i think, it's very hard to beat. -- to beat the internet for prices on electronics. >> okay. >> and food is another matter. >> right. >> and clothing, it depends. you have to price drop. >> and any tips to protect your identity? >> you have to make sure your connection is secure andion -- your own computer is secure and that the retailer, if you're working with a large retailer, they could --'s huge investment in their own security. >> and make sure it's reputable? >> yes. >> and that it has a great service reputation. it has the customer support. >> all right. >> and those are very, very important. >> thank you so much for being

here and for more information on these great shopping tips, check out the website at cbsnewyork.com. back to you. >> thank you. >> and time now is 8:20. coming up after the break, how a suspected -- [ indiscernible ] with this selfie. . >> and a winter wonderland on long island. see how the town of huntington

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>> and we need the brown butter sauce. >> uh-huh. >> and you love them and we added the sage and as that emulsifies together, i put in the whole white pasta and i love the feeling here with the regular pasta and a touch of the pasta water and bringing out the starches. it makes the beautiful cream saw with everything involved. >> and. >> smith says -- smiles like fall, right? >> it does. >> and that is it. thank you so much. >> and i love them so much. >> oh -- [ indiscernible ] we have a brother and sister with us today here in my lap is quincy. a 10-week-old shitzu chihuahua mix. he's quiet and playful. i want to show you how adorable he is and he's a little lover and melts into your lap. >> i know.

they're hard to almost see. they're so gorgeous. >> and this may not make it. sorry and he may not be available anymore. >> we know the humane society is going to be -- with interest and this is shelby, the center and -- the sister and look at this face. does it get cuter? >> no. >> also ten weeks old and a puppy. and she needs lots of puppy love and attention. the nose looks heart shaped. >> looks like a stuffed animal. >> and they so precious and stealing our hearts this morning. for more information, look up

cbsnewyork.com. . a couple killed when a house goes up in flames in brooklyn. now the fd in, y is taking

action today to save lives after learning their home did no the have a working smoke alarm. >> and plus, video of a suspected arsonist in queen setting at least 40 religious flags on fire outside of a home. >> and what is wrong with this sign? why some residents are asking the city department of transportation to take another look at it. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning, it's coming up on 8:30 on this sunday, november 29th. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> and big changes. more than 20 degrees cooler than it was yesterday and absolutely, you will be shocked if you don't listen to the forecast, right?

to be cooler and we will see sunshine today and so, they're balancing themselves out a smidge and 37 in the city. 33 now in sparta; 27 in mont cello and mel bar and --ble mar and greenwich in the 30s and ranges between 20 degrees and 22 degrees cooler and as you look at the vortex, satellite and radar pictures, showers are moving off and clearer skies building on in the second half of the day is mostly sunny and temperatures warming to ason -- seasonable levels and around the 50 degrees mark. by noon, 47 and feeling like 44 and mostly sunny and 50 feels like 47 and under mostly sunny skies and 4:30, sunset by 6 and 45 feels like 40 and skies are clear. and coming up, we'll talk about the temps to start the week. they'll be cold and a mid-week soaker. back to you.

and happening today, the fire department will hand out smoke alarms at the scene of a fire that killed a couple in brooklyn. >> ilana gold has more from flatbush. >> reporter: this morning, the fdny is going to hand out smoke detectors on the same block where the fire started. this is where two people were found dead yesterday morning, on east 49th street and church avenue. investigators said this home didn't have working smoke alarms. this is video where the flames were shooting from the home yesterday morning at 5:30. and a husband and wife in their 70s got trapped in the bedrooms upstairs and couldn't escape. a neighbor got a ladder and rescued their daughter screaming for help. witnesses said her 19-year-old son jumped from a window and has bad burns across his body. police say a power cord in the dining room caused the fire and there were no working smoke alarms, something the neighbors

can't ignore. >> and it could happen -- and in a private house. >> what changes for you? are you checking your smoke alarms? >> i always do. i am very sensitive of fire. >> reporter: definitely a big scare for this neighborhood. in just a few hours, brooklynboro president eric adams and the fdny are going to be here and teach the community about electrical safety and power chords and they're going to give a demonstration how to propertily use them and they're hospitalling out smoke alarms that will start at 10:30 this morning. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> and thank you. a fire destroyed a house in new jersey. the flames broke out around 7:30 last night inside the home in bell villand witnesses report seeing heavy flames and smoke and why it took firefighters 2 1/2 hours to put the fire out. >> and this morning, police are looking for a man accused of

setting dozens of end use flags on fire outside of a home in queens. surveillance video shows the man setting fire to 40 flags in front of the home in woodhaven and that happened after 1:00 a.m. on thursday. and the incident is being investigated as a hate grime. and the nypd reviewed -- a hate crime. and suspects jumped an 18- year-old after he withdrew cash from a deli atm. and they got away with his wallet and not cash. the victim put his money in the pocket and not the wallet. the men ended up getting away with a dollar. and the nypd have a clear picture of a cell phone thief because he used the 79 to snap a selfie. it was set up to back up photos automatically. and the victim said he was

texting on the phone while riding a q train and the alleged thief grabbed the phone from his hands and ran off. and the -- on full display in brooklyn. and the lafayette avenue street sign at the intersection of malcolm x boulevard has a extra y in it. the sign needs to be fixed, say residents. >> and that is hilarious, but i am -- and that is nothing unusual. a lot of things are misspelled around here. >> and supposed to change it. >> the department of transportation has not said when the sign will be replaced. a newborn found abandoned in a christmas manger display may have a place to call home. according to several reports, some parishioners are interested in adopting the baby boy. a church custodian found the infant on monday and the boy is in the custody of child welfare authorities. the queens prosecutors decided they won't charge the baby's mother in the case.

kicked off the holidays on long island with a special christmas tree lighting and parade. >> hundreds of people came together for the sixth annual holiday parade and street festival yesterday in huntington. the event opens the village to scores of holiday shops and there was dancing, music, and a visit from santa. >> i love seeing -- and santa. all of the pretty things. though. i like -- my first year, though. >> i like it. >> like in a balloon? >> yeah. [ indiscernible ] >> are you excited for christmas? >> yes. >> why? >> it's pretty and you get presents. >> there were contests for best floats and gingerbread houses. the mild temperatures made the event better this year. didn't feel like christmas weather yesterday. >> no, it did and a lot of work goes into that. it seems like it paid off. >> very fun. 8:35.

first floods and new ice. video of a deadly winter storm that is showily making its way east. >> and -- slowly making its way east. >> and how the hard version of the soda is making a comeback in the city. first, the forecast with vanessa murdock. >> the forecast is shaping up nicely for today. a return to sunshine and a return to seasonable temperatures. we'll talk coatedder air and a soggy mid--- colder air and a soggy mid-week forecast. you can also check live radar and send us your weather pictures and video. cyber sales are storming in with ultra hdtv deals. ultra hd huh? i'll look good enough to eat. [ gasps ] oh no...

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central symptoms. vitamin b supplements may help lower the risk. and facebook is leading the push to offer employees parental leave. they talked about extending it for employees worldwide. all new parents will receive four months of paid paternity leave and this is days after the ceo announced he's taking two months off for paternity leave when his daughter is born. and something new may have made it to your thanksgiving daner -- dinner this year. there is a new root that is popular and this has a kick. >> reporter: this is not your father's root beer. and that is one of the new brands of now hard root beers hitting the market. don't confuse them with soda. each contain alcohol. chris adams put out a new hard root beer in july. they sell it in bottles and serves why it in their tap

>> and it was amazing. >> reporter: 19th century, right beer was brewed -- root beer was browed like a beer. coalition put a end to that and it's back. >> takes like root we're. >> and it joins cider, lemonade and tea that are big sellers. and they have quickly gained a following and some stores found it difficult to keep it in stock. >> and we were getting calls for it. >> reporter: the owner of malt and molt said he started selling why it this summer. >> and people were buying it by the six pack and some were calling cases in advance. >> and i think that is something different. they can't believe it's a real alcoholic product, to be honest and that is something, that you know, kraft beer drinkers are looking for.

incredible. >> reporter: jill wagner, cbs news, new york. >> and this week, the makers of not your father's root beer debuted an alcoholic ginger ale in 40 states with direction by early 2016. >> and that sounds dangerously good. it does and time to check in with vanessa murdock. forecast. and we're going to get chilly and warm again and seasonable again. we're all over the place and this morning, the good news, skies are clearing and temperatures are chilly. and let's check in with the weather watcher and most of us in the 30s and some holing on to 40 and gene said it's 40 degrees in north plain field and not a big factor with the windchill. and plenty of cloud cover and rainfall. thankfully the rain is making an exit and into the north, they drop into the 20s and

new york, and under mostly sunny skies. note the difference for those north of the sea and skies have cleared from the city points south and we're in the process of clearing on out and this is not the case for our neighbors to the west and we want to show you video of a major winter storm that is moving through parts of the rain and the midwest and covers states in a blanket of ice and that can be beautiful and it's disastrous and a making for dangerous driving conditions as well and we should feel fortunate this morning that we're dealing with rain this morning and i want to say this, until the temperatures start to warm up, there could be some patchy black ice out there and yo ever a, our situation is one of improvement and that is trying

cloudy, 37 in the city and north winds at 12 miles per hour. and showers early, and skies are clearing. mainly west of the city and into the day, temperatures are warming and that will no longer be a problem and today, 50. tomorrow, moster us in the low and mid-40s for highs and not feeling the same out there. tuesday and wednesday, much needed rain on the way and earlier, i mentioned how much longer until winter, and that is 22 days until we reach the season and the whole month has been above normal with regard to temperature. again, today, we get back to seasonal and to the norm as we make our way to the second half of the weekend and skies are clearing. excuse me, and at a quicker pace now and mostly sunny by

making its way to the south and forced by high pressure building on in and that high pressure is developing in, colder air and the situation is changing as we go it order monday and clearing skies, lots of sun by 3:00 and overnight skies and clear temperatures into the 30s and 20s and a bright, beautiful start to your monday morning and cold. then, by tomorrow afternoon with winds in off the water, we'll see an increase in moisture and clouds. and tuesday and wednesday, two showers moving in. rain is making the exit, skies are clearing 50 degrees and clear and cold. jersey shore. tomorrow, a bright start with clouds moving in and 46 degrees, the high for tomorrow

and highs in the upper 30s. watch what happens tuesday and wednesday. talk about swings. tuesday, 53 and wednesday, 58 and nearing 60. wet and windy weather mid-week. thursday, friday, and saturday where we should be and lots of sunshine. highs in the upper 40s around 50. wet and windy. that is the tough one. >> yes. >> and when the umbrella flips upside down. >> and not looking mid-week. and we need the rain. >> all right, thank you. sports this morning, rutgers football season is over. now, the attention turns to the head coach kyle flood. >> and his future with the team remains uncertain. steve overmyer has the sports update. >> the rutgers football season wrapped up and the focus new turns toward the future. in the first to any, it may not be the head coach kyle flood. the university is concluding an investigation into failed drug tests and possible recruiting violations. and the athletic director julie harman is expected to meet with the president this weekend.

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winner and a tough pill to swato for the nets, and also, the rangers lost while the devils and islanders both win. have a great day. >> you, too, steve. 848time is the time. and some are thinking about the thanksgiving dinner, it's time to make room for hanukkah. >> and after the break, a few suggestions to help with your hanukkah celebrations. this is cbs 2 news sunday morning.

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what are the main things you tell your students to get ready for hanukkah? >> it celebrates a miracle with olive oil and burn for seven days, even with only eight days and one day supply. anything cooked in olive oil is a traditional way of simplizing that miracle. >> and there are eight days, right, in the celebration.

how do you decide when to make a big meal when you're supposed to have a smaller meal or can you do whenever you want? >> there are no rules. >> love it. >> and in my family, it's always hardy meals in the winter time that include foods like this. >> and you brought several examples of great foods. >> yeah. >> and walk us through it. >> traditional latkas are potato pancakes. i have an easier method. put them in a blender with some onions and seasoning and make a batter. >> oh. very nice. >> and like flapjacks. >> and at the natural gourmet institute, we use more health supported foods than simply fried mainstream foods. >> right. >> and these wild rice pancakes made with whole grapes and 50% julienne fresh -- whole grains and julienne fresh vegetables.

laws of kash root, you can't have dairy and meat together, you can top it with appleo sauce or have it as a dessert. >> and potato kicks as well? >> absolutely. makes a great hors d'oeuvre and that is a -- [ indiscernible ] muffins so you can serve it as an individual item. >> those are great and nice. >> and -- . >> last but not least, the main course is an eastern european jewish tradition of stuffed vegetables cooked in a sweet and sour tomato sauce and judge the -- just the way my grandma used to maybe. >> and your mother would be proud, i think. >> i hope so. >> so you're showing us how to do it now? >> so, we will -- i will show you. >> okay. >> and you start with layering the sauce. >> yeah. >> and you put the sauce at the bottom. >> and i feel now it's going to get complicated. >> and you put the filling into

the recipe is on the website. >> and what kind of ingredients can you put in? i imagine there is flexibility there, right? >> my mom made it with ground meat and rice. this is made with ground vegetables and bean curd, tofu and rice. >> okay. >> and so that it's vegetarian, which at the natural gourmet, we teach people how to cook with meat and fish, we primarily do vegetable-based foods because it's more health supportive. >> okay. >> and really nice. go ahead. sorry. >> and the only key here is to lock in the filling by folding in the sides and that way you get a nice, tight roll and you would roll them from the wide end to the narrow end so that the thin end is at the bottom. >> uh-huh. >> and line them up like little sardines in the can. >> right. >> and bake them. and that is the dish. >> and how long do you cook the process? >> i boil the whole head of cabbage and cut the core loose.

>> i boil until the outer leave are -- leaves are soft, bill it again and take off the next few leaves and you get a dozen leaves and you can make two rows of six, about as much they look gorgeous. >> and how far ahead of time can you make them? >> two or three days in advance and you can fully cook it -- [ >> to try. >> yeah. >> i have to get one, too. >> and the way we would garnish >> uh-huh. >> you will take a little bit of sour cream. >> uh-huh. >> and put that on to each individual piece -- . >> nice. >> and try this, too? >> oh, yeah. >> and looks delicious. >> i will try -- . >> we have to check in with charles osgod and drew i some it's delicious, right? and we'll come back to you in a moment.

>> and who have all of the recipes on our website, cbsnewyork.com. >> and check them out at the natural gourmet, too. >> absolute lit. absolutely. >> and time to see what is coming up on cbs good morning. >> we're going to look at the thousands of americans who are reported missing every year. we will go back stage with the star of the new movie, actress carrie mulligan and we'll chat with the editor of the new yorker and visit with the 59 guys. -- piano guys. all that and more coming up. >> and usually looking forward -- and especially looking forward to the piano guys. >> and let's have a final look at the forecast. >> improving conditions today, beautiful and it will be beautiful. the showers are moving out and sunshine returning, temperatures seasonable and upper 40s around 50 where we should be. for the city of high, 50, seaside heights, slip, 47;

monticello, 43 degrees and -- islip, 47; monticello, 43 degrees and the upper niters north and west of the city. this afternoon, if you're going to the game or watching it from home, good football weather, the jets taking on the dolphins at met life stadium at 1:00. fifty degrees and lots of sunshine. the winds out of the north at five to 10. and tonight, clear skies and getting colder. 37 in the city and we'll translate to 20s north and west. it's time to head back to school and work. you will want to bundle up tomorrow. the highs will be in the 40s. and most of us in the low and mid-40s tomorrow. increasing clouds for monday, tuesday and wednesday, it will get wet out there, especially on wednesday. >> and good weather for a nice, hardy meal. >> and smells delicious. >> and there might be couple of extra people at hanukkah dipper this year. >> all right. >> and of thats for the invite. >> and thank you for joining us this morning. cbs 2 news is back tonight at 6:30 and 11. >> and check out the headlines all day long from home or the

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