>> tim: lawrence other than the fact she was a caring housewife. >> a holiday party massacre called an act of terrorism. this morning, questions about the woman behind the gun and her pledge to isis. plus, a look inside the couple's california home. >> also deliveries stolen right off of suburban doorsteps. how to protect your packages. >> and grab your jacket. there is a warmup on the way. the details straight ahead. cbs 2 this morning starts right now. live from studio 46. this is cbs 2 2 news this morning. >> good morning, it is 6:00 on this saturday, december 5, i'm andrea grimes. >> the days top stories are

elise finch is here with the forecast. >> we've had a couple crisp mornings, so this is no exception. overall, it's a pretty quiet weather. current temperatures. 10 degrees cooler as we head into the hamptons. that's just a cold 22 degrees. 28 in sparta and new york city checking in at 41 degrees. your vortex satellite and radar not showing a lot of activity. an area of high pressure that is dominating the weather. things are quiet and by that, i mean dry. and really what happens with this area of high pressure is monday. about other than those temperatures and then of course we will be watching a system that could bring us some rain. here is your hour by hour forecast for this saturday. expecting high temperature of 52 degrees. we get that with plenty of sunshine and that will feel

overall, not a bad day once we get past the morning chill. with that, we'll send it back to you. >> we have new details into the investigation of the mass shooting in san bernardino, california. >> tashfeen malik and her husband, syed farouk -- ayala has more. >> officials are now saying they tried to destroy their digital fingerprints before the attack. this morning, there are so many questions about why they did this and police don't know the motive behind the massacre. the fbi classified the holiday party massacre as an act of terrorism. cbs news has learned that just before the attack, 28-year-old tashfeen malik used an alias on facebook to pledge her support to isis and its leader. >> so far, we have no indication that these killers

group or form part of a cell. >> so far, there's no indication that isis directed or ordered the attack. malik and her husband, syed farouk ambushed and killed 14 people on wednesday. the survivors are explaning the terrifying moments and hiding to avoid bullets. >> instinct kicks in. adrenaline kicks in. >> i saw before i went under my table, people going under their tables throughout the room. >> investigators are now turning to electronic evidence to search for a possible motive, including the couple's two smashed cell phones found in a dumpster. on friday, cameras were allowed inside their home. syed farouk's family says they had no idea about the attack. his sister describes them as quiet. >> do you think your brother deserves to be forgiven? >> that's a hard question.

just because of what he did. >> and last night, hundreds gathered to pray for the victims at a church. the vigil, an emotional one for ryan reyes who honored. >> it's been very, very difficult and very, very trying and i know that once it all officially sinks in, it's really going to hit home. >> so many people in that community are shaken up after what happened. now last night, police in california were investigating a suspicious package that was addressed to the gunman's home. a ups delivery driver saw this. the facility was evacuated and the bomb squad was called in. it turns out, it wasn't a danger to the public. we're live in the newsroom, cbs 2 news. >> iowaayala, thank you. and it is getting high profile help. mayor de blasio visited the muslim center in queens for the first time ever yesterday. help erase the stigma against

>> we are stronger city because of the contributions of the muslim community. that is a fact. >> it's up to us to set the right image. it's up to us to set the foundation and tell other people that muslims in general are peace loving. >> the mayor urged muslim report hate crimes. >> there's been a renewed call for greater gun control in the wake of the california now the white house is reportedly working on a way to sidestep congress and tighten rules for gun sales. the senate voted against expanding background checks for online. right now, checks are only required for transactions with licensed gun dealers. most republicans voted against the legislation. the background check proposal was the same one put forward. the guns were bought legally. for the first time in more than 90 years, the "new york times"

paper to call for greater gun the editorial recommends reducing the number of firearms and eliminating large ammunition. the publisher said they made a move to display frustration and anguish about our country's inability to come to terms with discourage of guns. after sources say he was attacked by a gang member. the department of corrections says an inmate punched the officer several times in the face last night. sources say the attack was unprovoked and part of a gang scheme. investigators say a captain hurt his hand while helping the officer. both were taken to the hospital. >> and the hunt is on for three people who police say robbed a disabled man on staten island. investigators released these images of suspects. police say it happened on november 20 in front of a shopping center on forest avenue. the 18-year-old victim says a man and a woman approached him and asked him for money while

the first two suspects tried searching the victim's pockets for money, but came up empty handed. >> a court appointed trustee began distributing $1.19 billion to bernie madoff's fraud victims. the latest payoff will mean that his clients received 1.16 billion so far. next week marks the 7th anniversary for one of the biggest ponzi schemes in history. he is serving a 150 year prison term. get ready for a toll hike at the hudson river. starting tomorrow morning, it will cost you more to cross the bridges between new york and new jersey. ez pass users will pay $12.50 during peek hours and $10.50 off peek. truck drivers using cash get hit the hardest. they'll have to hand over $126. >> time now is 6:07.

your home, but a warning from @ faa about laser christmas lights. >> plus, five ways to keep grinches from taking off with your holiday deliveries this season. >> and getting into the spirit of hanukkah. we'll show you the secret to creating the perfect -- >> first, here is elise finch. >> things will be relatively mild today. i'll have your details coming up. first, a check of the community calendar from cbs and cbsnewyork.com. catch holiday-cookie cheer on the tip of your tongue with dunkin' donuts' holiday- cookie-flavored coffees.

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general manager has cancer. the team put out a statement saying it's very treatable and the 68-year-old will soon begin chemotherapy. doctors are optimistic about his fullrecovery. he will continue his work as general manager. the team didn't say what kind of cancer alderson has. >> the faa says new laser christmas light displays can be dangerous to pilots. on thursday night, the faa says an american airlines boeing 737 was struck by a laser near dallas' airport. police traced the beam back to a laser light. decorated home nearby. experts say if you buy laser light displays, make sure they are pointed at the home and not at the sky. >> it's also a busy time for thieves and many of them have been spotted on home security cameras taking boxes off of people's doorsteps. >> as brian shows us, there are simple ways you can protect your packages.

window and saw no one was here and walked away. >> wendy is describing this 2011 holiday grinch caught on surveillance video stealing presents from her front porch. >> got back in his car and drove off with my children's xbox holiday gift. >> and a new study from insurance quotes.com report 23 million americans have had the same thing happen to them. >> we expect it, it's that time of year. >> greenburgh police chief knows how common this crime is now with more people avoiding the crowds and shopping online. >> it can ruin kids holidays by not having the presents there to open up. >> he recommends installing surveillance cameras, like the one that helped send this thief to jail. and experts say other technology can protect your holiday packages. use tracking apps that send alerts. send up for automatic

require a signature to accept your packages. designated alternate address like your work or shipping companies near a store. it costs extra, but some will let you schedule deliveries during a two hour time frame. if you are too worried, you can do it the old fashion way, and join the crowds here at your local shopping center. in greenburgh, westchester county, cbs 2 news. you never shop online. you never get anything delivered. >> i love standing in the line at the register, the whole experience. >> all right, time now to check in with elise finch. how is the shopping weather? >> it is gad if you are determined to go to the stores and get it in person. some stuff does have to be purchased in person, i'm certain. you have really nice weather for it today. it will be cooperating. we're off to a cold start, so let's take a live look outside.

we have mostly clear skies, 41 degrees. winds out of the north, northwest at 5 miles per hour. it's not terrible in the city, but we have colder temperatures. we have quite a few locations below freezing. what we also have is a calm weekend ahead. by that, i mean a dry weekend, not a lot to talk about there. we were expecting bright sunny skies today and as we head into the warmth of the day, we are really expecting to see some above normal temperatures. so, overall, looking for a high today of 52 degrees. that puts us 5 degrees above the norm. expecting to make it to 52. it's not a record. that would be 70 degrees. still, not a bad day at all. 7:04, that's the sunrise, and again expecting to get to 52 degrees today. a nice december day by anybody's standards. so we take a lack at your vortex satellite and radar. there's just not much to look at here. we are under the influence of high pressure.

calm, pretty dry and quiet for us. tapping into some cooler air this morning, but again, warm up pretty nicely. tomorrow, warmer still. so we'll call today a december delight. i don't think you can have any complaints about the weather we're about to get today, especially on a saturday. we head into tomorrow, even warmer as we head toward the first night of hanukkah. we are talking about a really nice weekend out there. now we do have our eye on one system that could potentially bring us clouds, maybe a couple rain drops on tuesday. monday even looks nice and that particular system trending to the south. so we may not see anything out of it at all. so today we have the bright sky, light winds, 52 degrees. winds out of the northwest. today is a beauty. tonight's lows, we will see cold temperatures, but not nearly as cold as we are seeing right now. we do have a few locations below the freezing mark. that we're expecting tonight.

terms of where you start the day tomorrow and then it's even warmer tomorrow afternoon than it will be today. so 57 degrees is what we're expecting for your sunday afternoon. and here's your seven-day forecast. we go from 52 degrees today to 57 for your sunday. monday is not a bad day either. we start to see a little bit of cloud cover late in the day. 54 degrees. above where we should be. we head into tuesday, that's the day we are keeping an eye on. a couple models have it diving to the south. before, it looked like it would bring us a soaking, maybe not so much now. coastal areas could see some clouds out of that system. and then wednesday is looking good. thursday, friday, we have a trio of more 50-degree days. >> december. nearly 60 degrees tomorrow. that's crazy. >> it is indeed, enjoy it if you can. >> sports this morning, the jets and the giants face off at met life stadium tomorrow and

>> speaking is of rivalries, who runs this town? here is otis livingston with your wban sports update. >> everyone is talking about the jets and giants game on sunday. don't forget the knicks and nets met for the first time this season at the garden last night. a first look at the brothers facing off in did this rivalry. the king brothers, albert and bernard. there was no brotherly love last night, especially coming from rob inlopez. they were swinging from deep. 7 of 11 from three point land in the first quarter where they scored a season high 42 points and even chew they they got their lead up to 32. fundamentals, that was lance thomas with the putback. it was just a question of would brooklyn make it a game or not? not really. 19 points. a game high 28 for mellow as the knicks went by 17 to improve to 10-10 this season.

jersey boys down a goal in the final minute of the game. enough time for mike to net the equalizer with a minute left. sent the game to overtime where the fliers took care of business. yeah, that's a goal. that's a game winner. devils come up short in overtime. the islanders were 4-0-1 over their last five games. another shootout game. this time against the st. louis blues who were singing the blues after this shutout and a shootout as the high landers skate way with the win. for cbs 2 news. i'm otis livingston. have a great saturday. well, it will be a blackberry. blackberries are great for the holidays, also great in salads, they are fabulous, but blackberries are the winner because they are imported. otherwise, the blackberries are bitter.

when you buy your blackberries, the darker the better. this is okay, but when they are light red, do not buy them. check the bottom, make sure it's free of any liquid or decaying. never wash them before you bring them home, but always wash them before you enjoy them. and blackberries, like many berries are loaded with nutritional value. and these here, big, beautiful, black, i didn't wash these, watch this. i picked out a good one. earlier i didn't and it was like eating a lemon. that was my fault. and i'm your fresh grocer. eat fresh and stay healthy. i'm going to wash another tray. these are good. >> share, share, tony. time now, 6:20. coming up, a big announcement from the boss. >> plus, nikki manaj's brother arrested on long island. and a local couple isn't

childhood cancer, even after losing their son. how they are using his love of cooking to raise awareness. it's cbs 2 news saturday morning. it's the final countdown! the final countdown! if you're the band europe, you love a final countdown. it's what you do. if you want to save on car insurance, you switch to geico.

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>> yeah. >> why? >> because i get presents. >> meantime here at the kosher market on the upper west side, shoppers are picking up food for the holiday. including a traditional hanukkah staple, latkas, potato pancakes. >> because if there's one thing we know, they are important. >> i would say they are the holiday. >> why? >> it's an excuse. >> all of which brings us to little miss party planner who will show us the secret to making the perfect latka. >> it's a secret from my grandmother. she starts by grading a potato and putting it in ice water. later, it leaves a starchy residue. she says that's the secret. >> because the more potato starch you have, the crisper

potatoes, onion, egg, beer, flour and salt. fry it up in a pan with corn oil on high heat for 4 to 6 minutes until it is golden brown. cbs 2 news. >> and we're told scott did get to try it and he says they were delicious. we already had them this season. >> last week. is. >> we should have another guest on. we need another lesson. >> and now we know the secret to making the perfect ones. time now is 6:26. an accused imposter. >> and it's royal living at its finest. we'll take you inside a home with rooms fit for a princess.

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community members hold a vigil to honor the lives lost in san bernardino as new information is released about how the couple lived, who carried out the attack. >> i'm sorry to hear that. it's something nice for the holidays. >> a holiday display debate. >> and another cool start to your weekend, but there is a warm day ahead. cbs 2 news saturday morning continues right now. >> live from studio 46. this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning. coming up on 6:30 on this saturday, december 5.

straight ahead, but first meteorologist, elise finch is in for alyssa. you brought some good weather. >> i did. >> it's all you. >> i packed it in my bag and i brought it with me this good morning. it really is. this is a good weekend. we're joking, but not bad. we're off to a chilly start, but we'll warm up nicely. liberty. 33 in mt. vernon. 31 for islip and 20s for river head, still at 22. so we're talking about a number of locations that are below the freezing mark. so yeah, it's a super cold morning out there. unless you're in the city. we'll go with that. we warm up nicely today and we get very few complications. take a look. just not a lot to look at. high pressure is really dominating and so things are really going to be dry for us through monday when we start to see some cloud cover as we watch a system, but today, tomorrow, looking like a very nice weekend.

we warm up pretty nicely. we'll be at 44 degrees by 9:00 a.m. expecting to hit our high of 52 right around 3:00. it will feel like 52 out there. we get lots of sunshine. i'll tell you about the system we are watching for the middle of the week. ladies. >> thanks. we have new details on the couple who carried out that mass shooting in san bernardino. >> she posted on social media before the attack. a lainalana joins us with more. >> at this point, detectives are trying to figure out the motive behind their attack. there are many pieces of this case that don't make sense, but they know this was more than just a workplace threat. >> the fbi classified the san bernardino holiday party

just before the attack, 28-year- old tashfeen malik used an alias on facebook to pledge her support to isis and its leader. >> so far, we have no indication that these killers are part of an organized larger group or form part of a cell. >> so far, there's no indication that isis directed or ordered the attack. malik and her husband, syed farouk ambushed people. the survivors are explaning the terrifying moments and hiding to avoid bullets. >> instinct kicks in. adrenaline kicks in. >> i saw, before i went under my table, people going under their tables throughout the room. >> investigators are now turning to electronic evidence to search for a possible motive. including the couple's two smashed cell phones found in a dumpster. on friday, cameras were allowed inside their home. half eaten food was found near

had no idea about the attack. his sister describes them as quiet. >> do you think your brother deserves to be forgiven? >> that's a hard question. i don't even know if i would forgive him. just because of what he did. >> and last night, hundreds gatherrd to pray for the victims at a church. the vigil, an emotional run for ryan reyes, who honored his boyfriend, danielle coof man dan daniel daniel kauffman killed in the attack. >> such a difficult for everyone in that community. on friday. the bomb squad had to investigate a suspicious package that was being sent to the gunman's home. a worker at ups noticed the address and the facility was evacuated. but this was not a danger to the public. back to you. >> one of the victims once lived here in new york city. panetta was born in iran, but

she was 18 to escape islamic extremism. she moved to california where she mar moved to california and had three children. she was scheduled to give a presentation to her coworkers on the day she was killed. police arrested a man during wednesday's lighting of the christmas tree. police say the suspect was wearing a t-shirt with a department logo. they say 42-year-old, juan gomez, had a gold shield about his neck, silver handcuffs and a fake photo id. officers stationed on a rooftop spotted him. a long island plan pled not guilty. an arsenal of them in his home and car. mark lied when he told them he was a federal air marshal. they pulled him over on jericho turnpike. they found 500 rounds of ammunition.

more than 8,000 rounds of ammunition at his home. >> new this morning. one of rapper nikki manaj cease brothers was arrested for rape charges. he is seen here was charged with raping a child under the age of 13. court documents allege he engaged with intercourse for at least three months. he is out of jail on $100,000 bail. there's a battle brewing in new jersey over patriotism and christmas spirit. lights were recently strung from a flag pole in ruther forford to look like a christmas tree. he says if the flag were lowered to half staff, it would have touched the lights, violating federal law. >> this should not be touching anything. the ground, water, any merchandise. >> we talked to veterans to make sure everything was okay. and they said they used to decorate the flag poles on their shift before they went out to sea.

lights insist the flag could have been lowered without touching the lights. pastries and cookies put a smile on people's faces, but one organization is now making the sweets for a very good cause. they have a dozen chefs baking cookies, all inspired by a little boy's brave fight against cancer. >> alex dennis has the story. >> it all started with a brave little boy. 96,000 cookies and an unfair diagnosis. >> my son, liam, was 2 1/2 years old when he was diagnosed with cancer. >> facing the fight of their lives. gretchen and her husband, larry, were shocked to learn that childhood cancer is the number one cause of death. >> it receives less than 3- pennys of every dollar that is

less than 3-pennys. with the help of liam who dreamt of being a chef, they hosted a bake sale to raise money. the initial sale brought in $400,000 for research. they created cookies for kids cancer. unfortunately at the sage of 6. liam's four-yearlong fight came to an end. his story still inspires people nationwide. >> we're not doctors and nurses. we're not on the front line. to be able to be involved is special for us. >> 15 pastry chefs will gather and bake treats in liam's memory for a day of family fun fundraiser on december 5. >> it is a cookie palooza where you walk in and it's a wonderland of things to do. >> she won't slow down, driven by one thought. >> when i see him again, i know that the very first question he's going to ask me is mommy,

others, because that would be his expectation. if there was something you could do to help, you would do it. >> the fun day will be held on west 18th street. there will be cooking and decorating. you can decorate stations, even live music. tickets are available at cookies for kids cancer. >> what an adorable little boy. it's nice his legacy is living on. time now is 6:38. how one company used social media to collect payments from its delinquent customers. >> plus, living large in a place where even the sinks are gold. a suite of rooms fit for royalty. >> and if you still need help with your shopping list, the toy insider mom is live in our studios with more great gifts. these are under $25. >> first, here is eli serks finch with your forecast. >> things are looking good. not only are are the skies nice and clear, but inspite of the chill in the air right now. things are going to warm up nicely.

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who owed them money. constantly getting excuses and this was the most effective way to get them to pay up. but privacy advocates are not happy. the post contained customer names. >> if you're looking for something to do this weekend, you may want to head to the movies. here's a preview of what's now playing. >> welcome to shiraq. >> reunites director spike lee and a.m. yule jackson in a film about chicago's gun violence. >> chicago south side. you go by the numbers? it's a war zone. >> nick cannon and wesley snipes play gang leaders why tayona plays a woman who leads a sex strike in hopes of stopping all the violence. >> merry christmas. >> looks like martha stewart threw up in here.

his dysfunctional family coming to battle a christmas monster. this one is rated pg-13. >> sounds like your average celebration. christmas celebration. all right, time now to check in with elise finch. >> good morning. and the forecast is looking pretty good. we've got some chilly temperatures out there right now, but things are looking to warm up very nicely as we get into the day. let's check in with some of our weather watchers and see what kind of numbers we are seeing and some of them are incredibly cold as we start out in parts of new jersey. steds a 28-degree reading from tony. so, i mean, we're talking well below the freezing mark here. and still, 38, this is from bruce in north port. 38 degrees and he says today looks like a crisp, beautiful day. great for doing anything outdoors. you just have to get through this morning where people are dealing with freezing temperatures. then it will be all of those things bruce just said.

we have mostly clear skies, 41 degrees. winds out of the north, northwest at 5 miles per hour. this is what you can expect this weekend. we have a really nice december weekend on tap, right? just not a whole lot to talk about. i think this is how most people like it on a saturday or sunday. dry, sunny skies. calm winds. high temperatures above where they should be. no withdrew tall cold in sight. let me read it again. no brutal cold in sight. that's a big deal. it's december, we could be seeing all kinds of hideous weather, but this weekend looks like a beauty. really showing the impact of high pressure. a dominant area of high pressure that is going to be the major player over the next couple of days. the circulation around this strong area of high pressure keeps things dry for us, now. again, we warm up nicely today. so we will call today a december delight. it is a gorgeous one. temperatures. tomorrow, we have that sunshine

we head toward the first night of hanukkah. so we're looking at, i think, hands down what most people will consider a gorgeous weekend start to finish. dealing with sunshine. it is on tuesday we'll see some cloud cover and at least a chance to see some showers. highs around the area today, well, we go from the frigid 20s where some folks are right now to 49 for monticello. 52 for seaside heights. 54 is what we're expecting today in morristown and 51 in white plains. tons of sunshine. tonight we are mostly clear, cold, calm, around 39 degrees the overnight temperature tonight. it is chilly again as we head into tonight and early tomorrow morning. but, we warm up again beautifully for your sunday. in fact, it's even warmer. expecting 57 degrees for tomorrow. 57 degrees, folks, that's almost 60 in december. not too shabby. for tomorrow, jets, giants, met

big game, great temperatures. 55 degrees at 1:00. and honestly, i don't know. not feeling like football weather at 55 degrees, but i don't think we'll get any complaints. perfect for tailgating. here's your seven-day, 52, 57, 54. we have one 48-degree temperature on tuesday as we're watching a system. the temperatures rebound nicely on the backside. >> looking nice, thank you. today's living large takes us to a private village in in suffolk county. >> emily smith shows us inside. >> on river road, this home is set back over looking the river. it's a brick manner nestled in the woods. we met douglas, maria inside. >> hi, good to see you. >> hi, emily, good to see you. >> a double height 20-foot ceiling and crystal chandelier greets you.

room decorated with antique furniture from the early 1900s. the home office all done in cherrywood is where the homeowners in the precious metal industry make some of their plans for gold and silver. the kitchen's cherry wood with granite counters. >> what i love mostly is the beautiful entry into the pantry. we're going into the iron theme. >> entertainment. >> from here, two entrances lead to the indoor pool. it's also an endless pool that distributes a current, allowing you to swim against it. plus, a sauna and steam room. also on the main floor a cinema with seats covered in midnight velvet. and nancy gave us a tour of the upstairs. >> there are two master suites. the first one belongs to the

>> it's all pink. >> the suite includes a master bated master bathroom. plus an office for studying. the second master suite sits across the hallway. the broker calls it a five-star hotel. >> you can step outside. >> it's really lovely. >> the master bathroom has a therapeutic bathtub and two vanities with gold plated sinks, and a unique shower. >> is it a steam shower? as you see, you can walk. it's as big as a bedroom, actually. >> it is. you can walk right through. >> you can walk right through. >> the ball k balcony stretches through the entire back of the house. >> it will cost you $3,798,000. that shower is insane. >> you can dance around in there. you could have a party in there. >> that price seems low compared to the other homes she tours.

barbie's v-tech games, all of them hot this season. what about the not so expensive gifts? a few of them you can get your little ones under $25. >> first, alex dennis has information. this is cbs 2 news saturday morning. >> and the manhattan bound brooklyn bridge will be closed for repairs. and in queens this sunday from 6:00 to 8:30, the boulevard will be closed to 143rd street for the hope christmas parade

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soo li oca n.t t t pt.etio the holiday season is in full swing. there are new star wars toys, but what about the other gifts that are not so expensive? >> joining us with a few ideas is toy insider. welcome back. >> thank you. and you know, sometimes the best things come in little packages and for under $25. in fact, first four items we're going to talk about are all under 10. they make perfect stocking stuffers. great when you need that little something. do you remember chuck the truck? >> of course. >> now we have minis. so these are just coming out. this is chuck. he has lots of friends. 20 of them. even some iron man and captain america ones. really, really cute.

going to love these? crystal surprise. they are adorable. they are shiny, pretty, each one comes with a pretty lucky charm. you can put it on a bracelet. just a great collectible for the little ones. >> really cute. >> when you and i think about super stars, we think about movie stars, right? >> and they are durable, too, as you can see. >> durable, but the kids are watching all the youtube stars. so these are two heros. the first collection has 40 of them. those 40 make up about 18 billion views on youtube. that's how popular they are for the kids. >> and still under $10. >> still under $10. all right. there's a new lang language that we all speak. everything we talk about has emoticons. we are bringing them to life. there are 20 in this collection. when we touch their hair, they speak a different language.

>> it should be. >> or if you put them together, touch their hairs to each other and they will talk to each other. >> i have to say, everyone else in the studio are all grown men and they were playing with these all morning. >> they were, they are really cute. >> each have their own little language. >> what is next, lori? >> now we are getting away from the urn $10 price point, but under that great $25. these are mini squigs. we can build these any way we want. so, kids can build up, they can build out, any way they want. now that's the other part of they make noise. >> they have this great popping sound that everybody loofs loves and gets addicted to. >> and we have some dolls here. >> when you think of madame alexander, you think of collector dolls.

beautiful 7-inch travel story time dolls. >> they are pretty, too. >> cinderella, sleeping beauty, all of our favorites. we know i like to get learning in when we're talking about play time. so this is from hexbugs. these are called the gear racers. if one of you would pull this back, denettic energy. let it go. so, someone is still talking over here. >> i don't know which one. >> that's cute. >> we have some energy going on. a lot of fun. >> do you build this? >> the kids build it, they understand about the gears. >> we have this one, because this looks like my kind of toy. >> this summer we had jurassic world, then from thanksgiving, the good dino. the t-rex. this is the dino hunter. so go ahead. this shot shoots up to 45 feet.

lori, thank you so much. we have to talk to cbs this morning saturday, but thank you so much. this is all great ideas and for more information, you can head to our website at cbsnewyork.com. time to see what's coming up on cbs news saturday. >> look, i made this to you. >> we have some kinetic energy building up right here. coming up, they are outdated and long been abandoned. but now ghost airports are taking off in a completely different way. we'll show you how. >> also, his show is getting raves for debunking the things people think they know and need. we'll introduce you to the host of adams ruins everything. >> and more than a billion people, but it turns out, bringing a broadway show to china ain't easy. we'll show you how producers are dealing with translation, sensorship, and cell phones. >> all that, plus your eye opener and music in our saturday session just ahead on >> thanks guys. >> let's get a look at your

>> the weather is looking fantastic for today. we're expecting temperatures to be above where they should be. expecting 52 today with plenty of sunshine. 57 tomorrow. not a typo. tons of sunshine today and tomorrow. temperatures well above where they should be. we do have a slight chance for some clouds and possibly some rain as we head into your tuesday when temperatures dip to 48 degrees. even that dip is where temperatures should be for this time of the year. and then everything else, as you can see, in the 50s. >> really nice. and lori, a couple seconds, the starter set was really cute. >> it's so cute. it is sand that you can bring into your house. antibacterial, never dries out. dianne will keep playing with this for the rest of the day. >> very nice. this is cbs 2 news saturday morning. when we come back at 9:00, strangers showed up at their door accusing them of stealing. the iphone mixup that sent a mother and son to the hospital. >> and the toy insider mom will be back with, of course, more toys. we will show you toys that parents can play with while the

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