. a gruesome discovery in edgewater. police find a family of three dead inside the apartment and the father has a link to law enforcement. the guy was hiding in my room. >> i thought it was a false alarm. it turned out to be a crook. a long island family talks about the ordeal. christmas may have come and gone but it's going to be a busy day for shoppers returning, exchanging and bargain hunting. what you need to know before hitting the stores. cbs 2 saturday morning starts right now.

december it 26. i'm alex dennis in for andrea grymes. >> first meteorologist vanessa murdock was here with the forecast. it was christmas and i was in a t-shirt. how long is it going to last. >> today is going to be 15 degrees cooler but tomorrow record warmth again so it's not over by any stretch. it will still be 12 degrees above normal. very mild yet again. won't be a sunny day. degrees. central park at 54. 52 in edison and greenwich. so very mild. temperatures will not move. most of us in the low 50s. plenty of cloud cover, a few showers making their way closer towards us.

showers possible. won't be an all day wash out but not a bright beginning by this weekend. 52 degrees, still mainly cloudy out there. we still have plenty of clouds. 3: 00 will feel like 49. still well above seasonable today but not record breaking. tomorrow is a different story. we talk about that and the chance for some snow in the extended forecast. back to you. >> vanessa thanks. now to a developing story. new jersey police found a family dead inside an apartment calling a murder suicide. he killed his eight-year-old daughter and wife before ila na. >> the big question is why did daughter.

the river and the center is guarding the building this morning. the man likely shot his family while they were sleeping. >> a welfare check led to a crime scene when police made a gruesome discovery in a 7th 17th floor apartment. >> it's very sad. >> they found the bodies of 53- year-old michael, his wife melissa and their 8-year-old daughter melee in a bedroom. he shot the two before turning the gun on hemself. >> we believe the shootings took place while they were laying in the bed or while they were sleeping. >> investigators tell us the shootings happened at least a day and a half ago but none of the neighbors reported hearing any gunshots. it wasn't until late afternoon when the relatives called police.

supposed to be in that state around 1. they never showed up and he couldn't reach them on the cell phones. >> it's always troubling when an 8-year-old child was murdered that way. >> she just her 8th birthday on tuesday. there's no occasion they had any--indications they had any issues. michael sold custom watches to law enforcement. investigators are trying to figure out with why he killed his young mother and daughter. >> one has to wonder what would possess him to do that. >> police are turning to neighbors hoping they have any information. they could have more answers in the next few days. live in edgewater this morning cbs 2 news. >> thank you. now to a cbs 2 exclusive. a message this morning to take

one family assumed it was set off by the wind only to find out there was a man hiding in their home. it began wednesday evening. her and her family received a call for a burglar alarm but assumed it was false. she noticed something strange at her bedroom door and found a man hiding behind it. >> he was wearing a hood and he pushed me out of the way and my mom grabbed him. that was her first reaction. my brother was screaming. >> thankfully no one was injured. the man escaped with a jewelry box and is described as a male with black skin wearing a hoodie and jeans. a top rebel commander has been killed in an air strike, a

he had one of the most powerful groups by saudi arabia. at least 14 people confirmed dead after a tornado tore across the town of holly springs. the powerful storm system tore through states including mississippi, tennessee, arkansas and alabama. at least 14 tornadoes hit mississippi alone. thousands remain without power. a fire at bill clinton's childhood home was apparently caused by arson. it was reported at the hope arkansas home friday morning. smells indicate an accelerant may have been used. the home sustained minor damage. today a firefighter gave his mask to a teenage girl. a fire lieutenant in yers raced

the teen was trapped in the

yesterday was a working holiday for fedex employees who had to play catch up on christmas. the carrier was trying to make good on deliveries that were delayed because of severe storms that interrupted schedules. fedex did not plan on delivering on christmas but workers put in the over time. kwanza begins today with the principal of unity. each light there's a candlelighting ceremony to discuss the meaning as well. unwrapped too many socks or fruit cakes this year, tis the season of returning and exchanging. what you need to know. and a new york city mother got to open a door to a new apartment. the organization that helped make it possible. another mild day ahead but still a lot cooler than it was yesterday.

from record warmth to an opportunity for snow. first the check on the community calendar from cbs 2 and cbs new york.com.

don't forget we are always on facebook and twitter. join our conversations at facebook.com or tweet us at cbs north new york. we all know about the sales on black friday but what about the day after christmas? >> shoppers are counting on the deepest discounts of the season revealing themselves now. >> the perfect time to buy. >> stores will be jammed. people with gift cards or cash they just got as presents. kate is planning a saturday shopping spree. >> anything i can find with a good deal. nothing less than 75%. >> some shoppers in times square found stores opened with

years. people are looking to buy winter clothes. >> apparel and accessories, sweaters and winter wear items. prices for over stock toys slashed 75% and more. beauty products and fragrances have holiday gift packaging. >> if you have your eye on wait. not so great day after deals include televisions. they wait until the super bowl to mark those down and computers mark down when manufacturers get ready to unvail the newest models. 30% off can give way to 50% or to 2016. in midtown, cbs 2 news. >> be warned if you plan on returning unwanted holiday gifts. they are making it hard to take them back especially without a

part of the reason is a growing trend where thieves steal stuff and then return the items for cash. 40% of people plan to return at least one gift. >> not me. i'm happy. got everything i want. the last full moon of the year and it's called a full cold moon because it shows up during the beginning of winter. we haven't had a full moon on christmas day since 1977 and won't have one again until 2034. that's nearly two decades. >> thank you very much. i was counting. >> so kia did well? >> he did very well. it was a big birthday. >> not only christmas but your birthday alex. my husband did well too. he did a great job this year. >> good job. >> let's check in with meteorologist vanessa murdock. hope you had a great christmas as well.

very wonderful, thank you. the forecast i think will be trending towards a cooler temperature that people will appreciate but we are not quite there yet. we are not to seasonable just yet. talking about 50 today, we should be at 40 but we do have highs in the forecast. so big changes on the way. live outside this morning it is a very pretty picture. cloudy skies and 54 degrees. incredible warmth as we start our saturday morning. hour. as we look at the headlines for today it's going to be unsettled. the stretch continues. a chance for rain tomorrow as well. monday a little bit of a break. tuesday more wet weather in the mix and that could be of the wintery variety. yes a little cooler in the low 50s for afternoon temperatures. and then tomorrow spring like warmth back again. record setting possibilities for your sunday.

highs in the low and mid 40s on monday. here's how it looks. yesterday christmas day and christmas eve for that fact both record setting day. today we'll top out at 52 degrees closer to seasonable but still well above the normal. 65 tomorrow, record setting, monday 44 so cooler air does dive in. as we look at the vortex plenty of clouds out there. a little bit of green on the screen as far as showers. definitely possible for today. it will be a mostly cloudy sort of day. an area of high pressure to the north. what's happening here is because winds are out of the northeast. we are funneling in the slightly cooler air for today. again still well above normal. for today cooler clouds and a chance for showers about a 20 to 30% chance of wet weather. then tomorrow as the low lifts to the north we are going to

the warmer half of your weekend temperatures at record levels and a little more rain in the mix. then monday it's a reality check. cold air closer to seasonably cold air finally in place. low to mid 40s for highs. partly sunny skies on monday. this afternoon if you are going to enjoy the game outside, that's a little bit off--that's tomorrow, excuse me. 64 degrees the jets versus the patriots at 64 degrees. mostly cloudy skies, maybe a shower during game time. today cooler with clouds a slight chance of showers 52 degrees. overnight tonight, 49 and temperatures will actually start warming up overnight. rain is likely. patchy fog developing. tomorrow a high of 65 more records and weather moving in late in the day. now the extended forecast. here we go. monday 44 degrees and partly sunny. then overnight monday into early tuesday, temperatures

weather. so early tuesday morning some starting off with a little snow, some starting off with a wintery mix but it will change over to rain and will not be cold enough on the ground to have the wintery weather stick. that's what's happening overnight monday into tuesday. after that temperatures settle closer to 50 degrees and new years eve is decent and on the milder side as well. >> more t-shirts and shorts? >> won't be that mild. but not seasonably chilly either. >> good. >> vanessa thank you. carmelo anthony is not the only knick racking up votes. >> here's the update. >> 68 years ago the nba played it's first christmas eve game. a christmas day tradition was born and continues to this day. the league featuring the best

as a gift to fans. the centerpiece to steph curry's warriors against lebron james cavaliers. 22-15. three assists shy of a triple double. seth curry finished with 19 points. cleveland had won six in a row but they couldn't buy a bucket. 32% shooting as a team. lebron james nothing but air. he had 25. not enough. warriors win the rematch by 6 improving to 28-1. the pelicans visiting the heat. anthony davis scored 29 points and beats the half time buzzer to go to over time. dwayne wade and chris bosh combine for 16 points in over time. 19 a game high. miami wins by 6. the nba has

voting tally and carmelo anthony is in fourth for the knicks just over 132,000 votes but the knicks rookie is a surprising 8th in the voting with 85,000 votes. and kobe bryant leads all with 117,000 votes. day. today is going to be burgers this time of year. for some reason in the winter time asparagus is great. it becomes locally grown in the spring but right now it's being imported in. very few are being locally grown right now. purple a asparagus. it turns green when you over cook it. purple from the top to bottom. a lot of times you are going to

that's just how it is and you don't really have to get rid of that white trunk. just shave is down a little bit. that's it. i take the asparagus and shave with a peeler all the way down. then i just steam it. that's all. steam it and not too long. all of the colors are vibe rant. add a little bit of lemon juice in the water and the colors are nice and vibe rant and delicious looking. you will love it. mix it up for an asparagus salad, hot or cold. remember to eat fresh or stay healthy. >> if we could invite him over to cook, he had it all down. >> looks good to me. coming up next a home for the holidays. >> it wasn't easy but we stuck together. >> a mother and her family escaped the city shelter system and move into their new apartment just in time for christmas.

small program having big success in the city. plus our weather has had a bit of a split personality lately but is it really enough to make you sick?

will be right back. music: "another sunny day" by belle and sebastian such a shame it's labeled a "getaway." life should always feel like this. hampton. we go together. always get the lowest price,

this could be a difficult time of year for those without a place to call home for the holidays.

the homeless in a new way. kenneth craig has more. >> the new apartment is a work in progress. no furniture yet but she has a christmas tree and a permanent place she and her three kids call home. >> what's this feel like for you? >> well the last year has been pretty amazing. pretty amazing. >> the family spent two years living in a new york city homeless shelter after a domestic abuse situation. >> it wasn't easy but we stuck together. >> there are more than one million children who are without homes nationwide. >> all kinds of families experience homelessness. >> ellen baxter is the founder of broadway housing communities an organization that created affordable housing in new york for more than 40 years. it's building called sugar hill opened with 121 units a year ago. more than 48,000 applied for a spot.

model for other cities around the nation. and our own city. >> the building is sponsored from big corpses that get tax breaks--corporations that get tax breaks in turn. it combines a pre-school. there's a much brighter future for the children with a solid roof over their heads. at sugar hill a truly sweet place to call home. kenneth craig cbs news new york. her motto is not only more humane but cheaper costing tax payers half of what it costs to house families in new york city shelters. a long island family faces off with a thief. >> we have more ahead. plus this. >> a tragedy on christmas. a new jersey man shoots and

investigation in edgewater. piano music. i'm glad you finally made it, dad. you have to experience this city. that's what you always say. you were right about the food. hi john. hey kevin. spent the day with an astronaut. one more. it's beautiful, isn't it? how about a baseball game next time? done! done. book priceless experiences around the globe with...

a gruesome discovery in edgewater new jersey. police find the family dead inside the apartment and the father has a link to law enforcement. there was a guy hiding in my room. >> they thought it was a false alarm but it turned out to be a crook. a long island family talks

plus christmas is over but it is a busy day shoppers exchanging and bargain hunting. what you need to know before hitting the stores. cbs 2 saturday morning continues right now. good morning. 6:30 on saturday december 26. i'm diane. >> i'm alex in for andrea. today's top stories are straight ahead. >> first vanessa murdock has a look at your forecast. we've been on quite the warm streak lately. do we see winter weather this week? >> not this weekend but early next week it's possible. it will be brief but it's possible. today and tomorrow well above seasonable. basically temperatures will be impossible for snow today and especially tomorrow. let's go ahead shall we? take you to the temperatures. show you what is happening out there. it is starting off in the 50s

budge. we are going to hold pretty steady most of us close to 50 degrees. right now mount vernon at 52 degrees. wootenwooten it is 48. a few showers and clouds the trend for today. more clouds maybe a few breaks of sun but generally a mild day. not nearly as warm as it's been. like 48. mainly cloudy showers possible by 3. 51 degrees feels like 49. essentially our high is happening right now. holding steady for today. tomorrow record warmth yet ben. details in your full forecast. >> vanessa thank you. now to a developing story in new jersey. what led to the gruesome deaths of three people including an eight-year-old girl in what investigators are calling a

wife before turning the gun on himself. cbs 2ilana gold has the details. >> this is still a murder suicide investigation. this morning you can see police around here guarding the building. neighbors could have insight about what led to this and are now being questioned. >> a we are check on christmas night at the windsor tower led to a crime scene when police made a gruesome discovery in a 17th 17th floor apartment. >> it's very sad. i mean for the family you know? very, very sad. >> edgewater found the bodies of michael, his wife melissa and their eight-year-old daughter melee with gunshot wounds in a bedroom. they believe michael shot the two before turning the gun on himself. >> we believe the shootings took place while they were actually lying in the bed. right now that's what we

it is also possible it took place while they were both sleeping. >> investigators tell us the shootings happened at least a day and a half ago but none of the neighbors reported hearing any gunshots. it wasn't until late afternoon when they called police. the family of three was supposed to be in that state to celebrate the holiday around 1. they never showed up and he couldn't reach them on their cell phones. >> it's troubling when an eight- year-old child is murdered this way. >> melee had just celebrated her 8th birthday on tuesday. the family had no history with police and no indication they had any financial or legal issues. michael ran a business out of their apartment selling custom watches to law enforcement. investigators are trying to figure out why he killed his wife and young daughter. >> one has to wonder what would possess anyone to do that, an innocent eight-year-old girl. >> so again this morning the

man kill his family. police tell us they don't believe anyone else was involved in the shooting and no sign of forced entry. live in edgewater new jersey this morning cbs 2 news. >> thank you. here's a lesson to take your security alarms seriously. allonge island family assumed the--a long island family assumed the wind set it off but later found a man hiding in their home. >> that wasn't the only problem. we have the exclusive story from plain view. >> after a terrifying ordeal they ask not to reveal their last name. they began wednesday evening with a call from the alarm company reporting a burglar alarm. they assumed it was a false alarm. >> everything was fine. the doors were closed. my mom was in the kitchen not knowing there was an intrueder

>> she noticed something strange. >> i was pushing it this way and it wasn't moving and the guy came in from behind here and i saw him and i screamed. >> out of the darkness popped a man who had been hiding. >> he was wearing a hood and he pushed me out of the way. >> he said nothing as he bolted past her intercepted by the girl's mother. >> my mom grabbed him. that was her first reaction. my brother was screaming. >> then he flew out the back door he had broken into disappearing into the rainy night adding to the family's terror. >> i called 911. they put me on like a hold until an operator came. i was on hold for like maybe one or two minutes. >> nasa police have come under fire recently for delays in the 911 call center. the police commissioner says staffing levels are adequate and 90% of calls are answered within ten seconds. not this time.

publicly about their ordeal because they believe there's an important safety message here. >> if the alarm does go off make sure you take it seriously. >> the man ran off with a jewelry box leaving lessons learned. cbs 2 news. new this morning syrian army officials say a top rebel commander has been killed in an air strike. it's a major blow to the forces fighting against the government of asad. the rebel leader had one of the most powerful groups backed by saudi arabia. government and representatives in again achieva. 14 people are confirmed dead after tornadoes ripped through multiple states. surveillance video caught a wedge tornado as it tore across the town of holly springs. the powerful storm system went through mississippi, tennessee, arkansas and alabama. 14 tornadoes hit mississippi alone.

a new jersey church congregation says they witnessed a miracle on christmas after a man stopped breathing and was recess tated. one of the ministers collapsed. a parishonner took over. >> started doing chest compressions on the gentleman. we did shock him three times and he started breathing after the third time. >> the man is expected to be released from the medical center today. a hero firefighter removed his own mask inside a burning home so he could give it to a teenage girl. this is the guy you want responding to your emergency. yesterday he raced into a burning apartment where the teen was trapped in a bedroom and placed his mask on the girl and hurried her out of the building. >> she was definitely having

hanging out of the window just to get fresh air. it was pretty intense. there was no vision when we first went into the room. >> he did hurt his finger and says his voice is a little rough from smoke inhalation but everyone is okay. >> great story. world apology. a british man makes a long distance call to the wrong number. and a cast iron bridge left a mess and the truck driver had no business being there. short sleeves and maybe no sleeves the next. sick and tired of the on going weather rollercoaster. max gomez tells us if it's actually making us sick. we'll continue that rollercoaster ride. today a little cooler than yesterday. tomorrow record warmth again

coming up. a semi truck took out an entire bridge in indiana. the bridge collapsed when the truck which was nearly 6 times over the weight limit drove across it yesterday. luckily no one was hurt.

old bridge to be closed for several months. it's not unusual to dial the wrong number but this one came from a seriously long distance away. british astronaut tweeted from the international space station i'd like to apologize from--for the lady i called. no word on who he was really trying to get in touch with but the lady is like ha ha ha ha ha merry christmas. >> sometimes you hear those. i would have loved it if they ended up chatting away. >> how is space? >> great story. the south and midwest are facing powerful storms in our area seeing unseasonable warmth. >> so just this week alone it was in the 70s and the day of 10 degrees cooler than next. well. all those crazy up and down

little bit sick. or will they? >> this crazy warm weather has had people unpacking shorts and t-shirts. maybe not enough to call it a cold snoop but it's hard to know how to dress. it's the kind of weather that could give you a cold right? the short answer is no. >> the common cold is more common in the winter. it is a myth to believe that the weather change will cause any viral or bacterial infections. >> it can be a shock to your system and have other effects on your body. >> with the weather you might get swelling and passages that can mimic those feelings of being sick. those are often times related to allergies. >> try nasal spray before running to the doctor. it will help flush ultimate allergens and getting enough sleep is critical to keep your

fault very indirectly. >> if they don't get treated fluid builds up bacterial infections can occur as a result of that. >> infections usually spike around the holidays because we are in close contact. keep your fingers out of your eyes and nose and remember hand washing is the best way to stay protected. the warm weather may be the reason the flu season hasn't reared it's head yet but it will and winter will get here eventually so if you haven't done it yet get a flu shot. it's not too late. cbs 2 news. >> all right dr. max thank you. and that seesawing weather seems like we are going to have more of it. vanessa? >> today is 20 degrees cooler than yesterday. tomorrow record warmth then back to the 40s. totally normal. we will see a variety of weather conditions over the next several days but this morning the story is it is warm

let's start with our weather watchers. temperatures for so many of us right now still in the 50s as we start off this saturday morning. so here we go. notice all of the low 50s out there to 54 degrees as we start off your day. leo is in brick new jersey. winds out of the north at 6 miles per hour. the northerly winds are going to be the reason why temperatures today will be cooler than yesterday. pumping that air in from a different direction. a little cooler today but we had the air conditioning on all day yesterday. was that you as well? tomorrow you may have to do the same because we are talking record warmth yet again but today we are going to stay the of us. live outside right now beautiful shot of the empire state building. cloudy skies over head 54 degrees and the winds northeast at 14 miles per hour. what can you expect from the forecast cooler today and a few showers, plenty of clouds. tomorrow back into the 60s. more records likely going to be broken. then for monday seasonably

highs in the low to mid 40s. going to feel quite cool out there in comparison to where we've been and then a wintery mix chance late monday into early tuesday. but will it stick? the answer is no. the ground is too warm for this to stick but we might see a little bit of winter precipitation falling late monday and early tuesday. on the vortex notice the clouds are relatively thick out there. showers pushing in from the west. the general trend. maybe a few breaks of sunshine but cooler than yesterday. here's the reason why. high pressure up to our north. with that the rotation around us brings in winds from the northeast today and will pump in slightly cooler air but not cold air yet. then as we make our way into the day tomorrow we start warming back up. expect? this is starting off monday at 3. fast forward to the event to

temperatures in the 40s. plenty of clouds late monday and a system moving in from the west causing winter precipitation in our direction. 1:00 a.m. early tuesday morning wintery mix for areas northwest of the city but travel a little bit more to the north notice the change of more of a purple indicating the chance of snow. it is not impressive but at least it is a little sampling of the season because we are far off this weekend. 52 degrees today. cooler with clouds around. slight chance of showers. tonight mainly cloudy skies still. possibility of showers. 49 your overnight low in the city, 45 in wayne, 38 in liberty. temperatures start to steadily rise for the overnight hours as we head towards the mid 60s tomorrow. 65 degrees the high tomorrow in the city. late showers moving on and record warmth being set yet

late out of the northwest. then we start to take those temperatures way down. 44 degrees the high on monday. partly sunny skies. wet weather overnight monday into tuesday of the wintery variety but it won't stick. a high of 50 on tuesday. then wednesday 52 degrees chance for showers for new years eve. 53 degrees chance for showers. very mild overnight and for the first day of 2016, 47 degrees and sunny. happy kwanza. back to you. the knicks and nets didn't play in any of the five christmas games. >> but they still got a christmas day gift. here's mark morgan with the update. >> 68 years ago the nba played it's first christmas day game. the knicks prevail over the steam rollers 89-75. a christmas day was born and it continues to this day.

and highest profile teams to a gift to fans. steph curry's warriors against lebron james cavaliers. 22 and 15 three assists shy of a triple double. steph curry bothered by calf problems finishing with 19 points. cleveland had snitch a row but the cavs couldn't buy a bucket. nothing but air and he had 25 not enough. warriors win the rematch by 6 improving to 28-1. the pelicans visiting the heat. anthony davis scored 29 points, 15 rebounds beating the half time buzzer. this one goes to over time. dwayne wade and chris bosh combine for 16 points in over time. a game high 30 for bosh. miami wins by 6. the nba has released it's first all star voting tally and carmelo

court voting for the east team. no surprise there. just over 132,000 votes but a rookie is a surprising 8th in the voting with 85,000 votes and kobe bryant much the lakers playing in his final season leading all players with 719,000 votes. for cbs 2 news i'm mark morgan. have a great day. it's a home with plenty of secrets from the under world. >> living large with a world famous mobster. criminal activity. >> my name is captain bell. i'm here to say shout out to my family in new jersey, my wonderful wife, my children

happy holidays. today's living large takes us to a home that once belonged history. >> and much of it still looks like the day he moved in. here's emily smith. >> this home once belonged to albert a man one of the most ruthless mob bosses. he had this built in 1947. >> the walls are a foot and a

he did it that way. obviously to protect himself. >> gave us the tour. >> i'm the president of the new york city based auction house known for all kinds of interesting sales from john f kennedy and elvis presley. >> used this home for boss meetings. >> anastasia just rewarded ten days after moving in here while getting a haircut at the park sheridan hotel in manhattan he himself was rubbed out. >> the home had several owners. it's clear it needs a renovation but it's prime real estate on the palisades cliff overlooking manhattan. >> they would block off the doors to this room and you can only imagine what they were discussing in those mob days. >> yikes. >> yeah. 1947.

>> an emily smithsonian. >> that's right. >> anastasia selected all of the tile and flooring himself. >> i could see this absolutely as a display in moma or any number of fine museums. >> upstairs you see original drapery the back drop for his king sized bed and now to the basement. >> here you have a room with a very large motion picture screen where it was said many of the gangsters spent considerably time. >> what film? >> godfather or good fellows. >> this house was first created fit that definition 100% and will ton sure again. >> to live large in this home it will cost you roughly $8 million. >> goes on auction next month

>> hop scotch and an arcade game in there. >> it's time to see what's coming up next on cbs this morning. >> anthony has a preview. good morning. they have less than a second to capture the image they waited hours for. >> all that plus your eye opener the dish and music in your saturday session ahead on cbs this morning saturday. and merry christmas to you both too. great to see you. let's find another look at your weather forecast. >> it is big time varied but still well above the normal this weekend. today cooler than it's been in the low and mid 50s.

tomorrow back to record breaking warmth. today here's a look at your highs. 52 in the city, 45 in mont sell o. sea side heights and a high of 49 today. plenty of clouds and a chance of wet weather to move through but not a wash out. tomorrow a high of 65 would be a new record in central park and other areas also setting records tomorrow. incredible warmth yet again. plenty of clouds and a chance for wet weather but tomorrow wet weather most likely late in the day. for your monday big swing 44 degrees on monday. a 24-degree difference between sunday and monday. overnight monday into tuesday the event of the week. talking about the chance for a little bit of winter precipitation overnight monday and early tuesday. it will not stick or stay and will change to rain. talk about it none the less. >> thank you vanessa. that wraps up today's cbs 2 news saturday morning. our next newscast is tonight at 6.

long on cbs new york.com. i'm diane mesado. have a great day. you were right about the food. yeah? welcome. only in new york, right? i guess so. and a real astronaut. that was something. hi john. hey kevin. one more. didn't you want to be an astronaut? ...be an astronaut? yes, i did. there's still time. ahhhh!!! it's beautiful, isn't it? how about a baseball game next time? done! done. book priceless experiences around the globe with...