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i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast and looks like we are going to break records. >> record warmth yes and a lot of fog if you are heading out early. visibilities are greatly reduced. a dense fog advisory in effect for two more hours. after that skies start to clear a bit. breaks of sun this afternoon and we expect record warmth. in the meantime visibility down to two miles in the city down to a third of a mile in many places including west bury and walden. visibility down to one mile. temperatures are warming up starting at 47. it's 48 in, 46 in chatham. on the vortex satellite and radar picture clouds are pretty thick over the city. as we make our way to the north there is rain. however for today much of the day will be dry. it's not until we hit really darkness sunset the rain comes

chance for wet weather mainly from 5 to 8 tonight. a stray shower in between now and then cannot be ruled out and all the while warming to 65 degrees this afternoon that would set a new record in central park. i'll have your full forecast coming up. a big swing and wintery weather on the way. diane and andrea back to you. vanessa thank you. top story a toddler was shot in the face and police in new jersey are searching for the man responsible. >> the bullet struck him while he sat a few feet away from his father. ilana gold has more on his condition. >> we talked to the child's uncle here at the hospital and the toddler is going to be recovering here for the next few days. a bullet got lodged in his cheek. the victim's family wants to know who did this and why? >> this is a photo of the one

city medical center with a swollen lip and cheek. his uncle took if right before the surgery to remove the bullet from his face. he released the image and talked about the scare. then leave running. >> he had been sitting in this car at the corner of bergen and harrison avenues when a gunman afternoon. a bullet shattered the back wind shield and one of them struck the toddler. >> imagine 12 bullets in a few seconds. >> his five-year-old sister was in the back seat next to him when this happened. their father michael also in the car behind the wheel. they were sitting in the vehicle waiting to pick up the child's mother. she walked out to find her son shot and crying before getting rushed to the hospital. >> bleeding everywhere in his face. >> people couldn't ignore the sound of gunshots.

again and locked the door. >> the shooter took off in a matter of seconds. witnesses say they saw him leaving the scene. >> he was walking normally and then he started running. he saw him from this way. >> the victim's relatives don't believe the family was the intended target and need police to track down whoever did this. >> i don't understand people. why you take a gun and then go. >> right now police are trying to figure out who the gunman is and the motive behind the shooting. if you have any information they are urging you to come forward. cbs 2 news. >> new this morning at least 8 people are dead after tornadoes and other storms ripped through parts of north texas. >> it's massive. oh my gosh it's big. >> that was a tornado caught on camera in a dallas suburb. the hardest hit area. dozens of homes and businesses

apart and five people were killed when a tornado blew cars right off the road. the national weather service says a preliminary count shows 11 tornadoes touched down last night. back here at home police have identified the man killed in a christmas day hit-and-run. police say 59-year-old steven was hit by a car at cedar lane and garrison avenue friday night and was taken to hackensack university hospital where he died from his injuries. scene. no arrests have been made. investigators in new jersey are still trying to determine a motive in the murder suicide that left three people dead including an 8-year-old girl. police say 53-year-old michael shot and killed his 49-year-old wife and their young daughter in their edgewater home before pulling the trigger on himself. investigators believe the murder suicide took place two or three days before christmas. the mother and daughter were in their pajamas. >> we believe the shootings

laying in their beds. >> edgewater police came to the scene on christmas after getting a call from a man in missouri who said his sister and her family didn't show up for the holidays. hate crimes in suffix county have launched an investigation after flyers promoting the kkk were placed on vehicles at brookhaven memorial hospital and a nearby memorial complex on christmas. a similar investigation was launched in september of last year after they were found in west babylon and shirley. >> shoppers got a scare on long island yesterday. video posted on social media shows people running for the exits near the food court. no one was hurt and police didn't make any arrests but the mall was briefly on lock down and many shoppers went running fearing for their safety. >> i think it's pretty scary. in this day and age you never know what's going to happen and always got to keep your eyes open and your guard up.

mall on tuesday. a security guard was injured during an attempted robbery and the suspect was later arrested. christmas is over and the head ache of shopping should be too but that was not the case in new jersey one day after the holiday. this was the frustrating scene outside garden state plaza. a long line of cars waiting to get in and out as shoppers flocked to the busy mall to return gifts or take advantage of discounts and sales. shoppers waited four hours just to find a place to park and longer just to exit the parking garage. preparations are set to begin on the new years eve ball in times square. workers are adding 288 new water ford crystals to the ball in times square. the ball will be covered with 2400 crystals celebrating the gift of wonder design. >> the african american holiday of kwanza is now under way.

honoring african american culture began yesterday. meaning first roots. each of the seven days is dedicated to seven core principals and kulemin ates on january 1 with a feast and gifts. >> we like both of those things very much. >> and speaking of that we want to wish a very special viewer a happy birthday. >> she turned 100 years old. her grandson sent us this picture of the birthday girl the a party. she watches our show every week. jean thank you so much for watching. happy birthday to you. you look fantastic. >> i would never guess she was 100 years old. >> i want to party with her. looks like she had a great time. >> my goodness, god bless. a christmas tune either loved or lotted. >> grandma got run over by a reindeer walking home from our house christmas eve.

but we are meeting the man responsible for grandma got run over by a reindeer. >> such a fun song. >> plus talking about a balancing act, the performers studios. to jean. that is truly amazing. we hope we make it to 100 too. that is so exciting. it. record warmth 65 degrees and wintery weather on the way. so we'll talk about that in my full forecast. first a check on the community calendar from cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com.

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a college student home for the holidays and a mother of five are dead after a police involved shooting in chicago. police say officers responded to a 911 call about a domestic dispute. the 19-year-old opened the door holding a bat and became violent according to police when an officer opened fire shooting and killing him but a 55-year-old woman inside the home also was hit and killed. chicago's mayor issued a statement reading any time an officer uses force the public deserves answers. the u.s. came down hard on

17 air born strikes hit islamic syria. the strikes part of operation inherent resolve carried out by fighter aircraft bombers and drones. all u.s. aircraft returned safely. now it's time to see what's coming up this morning on face the nation. >> john dickerson joins us live good morning. >> good morning. today we are going to talk to presidential campaign. it's been a year of the outsiders. bernie saunders first and dr. ben carson about how they are both going to chart their course to victory. iowa voting is a month away. then steven colbert about politics and the presidential campaign. and commander scott kelly from space. we'll talk about what it can like to watch the news up there and talk about what happened last year and what we expect in the year ahead. >> i do wonder what it's like

i look forward to that interview. >> thank you john and you can catch him on a full hour of face the nation at 10:30 on cbs 2. here's a sweet deal for candy lovers. skittles opened up a pop up pawn shop. customers bring in exchange for candy. donating items to good will in toronto. the shop is open until wednesday. >> i don't think i'm trading in any of my gifts this year but i >> exactly. it's a song you hear every year during christmas time but what exactly do we know about grandma got run over by a reindeer. >> we spoke with the man who wrote the hit and how he came up with the idea. >> no one really pays much attention to randy brooks and why should they?

guitar playing a christmas song most have heard too many times. his. >> it's not oh holy night. >> brooks wrote the song back in 1977 a comic take on time. >> how would grandma die during christmas time. >> they asked to record it and away it went. >> if they believe me they are real excited and all of a sudden people want to take a picture or get an autograph but sometimes they go yeah right. >> no you didn't. did you really? >> yeah. >> oh man. >> randy doesn't own the jingle. he hired a publisher when it was first released and they own the copy right.

money but i might not have worked it as hard as the other people did. >> he has no regrets it's not his voice. >> that would be nice but i can't complain about the way things have gone. it's been really super for me. >> they might not know who he is but when they find out he writing for. >> no idea. just one of those lucky things that happens in somebody's life. >> i know every word. now that song has even turned into an animated t.v. show in 2000 for kids but it was toned down a little bit. i'm guessing randy's grandma isn't too upset that nobody knows. >> probably not but it would be cool to get to meet him. >> did you see the reindeer sweatshirt? i think that's going on my

>> let's head over to vanessa murdock. it is so foggy this morning. >> it is but it will start to lift a bit after the 10:00 a.m. hour and warming up big time. 65 degrees the forecast for this afternoon. we'll get rid of a little bit of this and see a little bit of sun then rain returns into the afternoon and evening. clouds and fog, 50 in central park, south west winds at 5 miles per hour. your headlines are this. very murky skies, early yes but record warmth today to end your weekend. then tomorrow a seasonable chill for monday. highs in the low to mid 40s tomorrow. overnight monday into tuesday a wintery mix will transition to rain on tuesday. so it's going to be a wintery mess for that tuesday morning commute for many. as far as today, 65 degrees the forecasted high. the record now stands at 63 degrees set back in 1949 so if we hit 65 today we will be setting a new record. here is the set-up.

eastern corridor. incredible cold as we look towards the west. right along here is a frontal boundary and a pretty big storm system bringing us that wintery storm into monday night and tuesday but for today something a little bit closer to home drumming up the wet weather. this cold front here will ease on by late this afternoon with a better chance for wet weather today. hour by pour for the morning plenty of fog giving way to some breaks of sun in the afternoon. around 5:00 we start to see more rain moving in and through 8:00 the most likely hour. overnight skies clear. starting on a dry note. skies quickly fill back in with cloud cover as the storm system 10:00 p.m. monday night a little bit of wet weather starts to making it's way in. a little bit of a wintery mix the south west of the city. a wintery mix for many of us. a little bit of snow well to the north much the city. by 6:00 a.m. the wintery mix has

south and east to rain. well to the north and west it is going to maintain that morning. by 2 in the afternoon as the system makes it's exit it is transitioning to all rain. if you had any wintery weather that landed on the ground it will get washed away with an exception well to the north of the city we might get a little bit of snow and ice mix. tomorrow today none of that. a whole a lot of warmth. 64 degrees as the jets take on the patriots at 1. winds out of the west south west at 10. for the start of the day the forecast is dry some breaks of sun and showers may be moving back in. today 65 degrees in the city. would be a new record again late showers. fog will be lifting on out. overnight 42 degrees. showers early. becoming mostly cloudy so to start your monday off some sun but then the clouds thicken.

tomorrow and that wintery mix arrives overnight. close to the midnight hour expect wet weather monday night into tuesday. by tuesday morning at 6:00 a.m. in the city pointed south and east it has already transitioned to rain but the tuesday morning commute will be messy for many of us. your day on tuesday windy and wet with a high of 50. there. 52 with late showers sticking around into christmas day. 53 degrees for tuesday with showers but by midnight the forecast dry and temperatures likely in the upper 40s at the stroke of midnight so that's a pretty good new years eve forecast especially if the rain moves out. >> hopefully it does. >> no more of that wintery mix for new years eve. >> a little snow wouldn't be bad. >> this doesn't sound like the pretty fluffy snow. >> this is going to be a big mess. most of us will get rain from the system. >> drive carefully everybody. vanessa thank you.

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going to catch up and they did. the hawks win six straight by 19. the knicks are 4-17 on the season. the nets have the second worst record in the nba at 8-22. they were trying to climb the wall against the wizards but john wall poured in 22 points and 13 assists against the nets. brooklyn kept it close and took the lead in the third but turn overs ended up being the real issue for the nets, 19 to be exact. it's an 18 point game in the fourth but the nets lose by 15. 111-96 at the barclays center. have a great day. now it's time for our furry friend finder. our favorite segment of the week. niko is a nine month old terrier.

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cbsnewyork.com. a toddler remains in the hospital this morning after he was shot in the face in jersey city. now the search is on for the person responsible. holiday shoppers made a mad dash for the exits at one mall while drivers at another mall were trapped in the parking lot for hours. and it's been pretty mild so far to say the least and we could see our first bit of snow this winter. sunday morning continues. good morning. it is coming up on 8:30 on

i'm andrea crimes. >> and today's top stories are straight ahead. vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast. opening shot just fog everywhere. >> dense fog in effect through this morning. it will take some time before it lifts up a little bit and this afternoon we are heading for record warmth. i think we will see a little sun but it will take some time hour. so starting things off 53 degrees in the city. 44 in kong. on the vortex not only dense fog but pretty thick cloud cover as well. showers are well to our north right now. dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. and later today what's going to happen will get a little sun this afternoon but this evening after sunset showers return to the forecast. best bet for those between 5 and 8:00 p.m. between now and then. we'll be dealing with the fog maybe a stray shower but in

warming to 65 degrees. 3: 00 it is 65. mostly cloudy skies at that point. record warmth today. a big chill tomorrow and a wintery storm on the way. i'll tell you what it means for your tuesday morning commute in my full forecast. diane and andrea back to you. >> vanessa thanks. a toddler is in the hospital new jersey. police are searching for the gunman. >> the bullet struck him then he was rushed to jersey city medical center. ilana gold is live with more on his condition. ilana? >> andrea, boy had surgery overnight. a bullet was lodged in his cheek. we talked to the relatives at the hospital. he's expected to be okay but they are outraged. >> this is a photo of with a

his uncle took this picture and released an image and talk bad the scare. >> somebody came with the gun and then leaves running. >> he had been sitting in the car at the corner of bergen and harrison avenues when a gunman opened fire 2:30 yesterday afternoon. a bullet shattered the back wind shield and one of them struck the toddler. >> imagine someone getting a gun and shooting it 12 bullets at the same time in a few seconds. >> the 5-year-old sister was in the back seat next to him when this happened. their father michael also in the car behind the wheel. they were sitting in the vehicle waiting to pick up the office. she walked out to find her son shot and crying uncontrollably before getting rushed to the hospital. >> bleeding everywhere in his face. >> people in the neighborhood gunshots. >> i saw it and i ran inside again and locked the door. >> the shooter took off in a

leaving the scene. >> he was walking normally and then he started running. that told me he saw him come from this way. >> they don't believe the family was the intended target and need police to track down whoever done this. >> i don't understand people. why do you take a gun shoot and then go. >> this morning there are still so many questions about why this even happened. the victim's family says it's unclear exactly what his recovery is going to be like but he'll be at the hospital for the next few days. live in jersey city this morning ilana gold cbs 2 news. >> thank you. new this morning the pentagon says the u.s. came down hard on isis on christmas day. 17 air born strikes hit targets in iraq and syria. the strikes will carried out by bombers and drones. the pentagon says all u.s. aircraft returned safely. also new this morning at least eight people are dead

storms ripped through parts of north texas. >> oh it's massive. oh my gosh it's big. >> that was a tornado caught on camera in a dallas suburb the hardest hit area. dozens of homes and businesses were leveled. this home was torn apart and five people were killed when another one blew cars off a national highway. the preliminary count shows 11 night. police have identified the man killed in a christmas day police say 59-year-old steven was hit by a car at cedar lane and garrison avenue on friday night. he was taken to hackensack university hospital where he died from his injuries. the driver of the car left the scene. no arrests have been made. back here in new york shoppers got a scare on long island. this video shows people running for the exits after a fight broke out near the food court. the mall was briefly put on lock down.

haven't made arrests. christmas is over and the headache of holiday shopping should be too but that was not the case in new jersey. this was the frustrating scene outside garden state plaza. a long line of cars waiting to get out returning gifts or taking advantage of discounts and sales. shoppers say they waited hours just to find a place to park. >> just kept going around until we got--until we eventually found something. >> we thought it would be packed because it was the day after christmas but it was really much more crowded than we ever could believe. >> shoppers say it took several hours just to exit the parking garage. sprint and verizon customers have to act fast if they want to claim refunds for unauthorized texts. current and former subscribers beginning july 1 of 2010 have until thursday december 31 to file a claim.

texts that were buried in bills in what's known as cramming. both wireless carriers have agreed to pay $158 million to settle claims. time now 8:36. entertaining this new year brandon fay is here with a few tasty treats to help you bring in 2016. and pedal pump puts a damper on performance tricks. but here's a look at the forecast. >> foggy to start, record warmth this afternoon and then a storm system causing major problems down through texas and the southern plains states will be making it's way towards us bringing our first wintery storm of the season. i'll have your full forecast coming up but rain or shine you can have the forecast any time with the cbs new york weather

download it for free on itunes. this weather we have is perfect for lounging. a lot of people just relax. >> curl up and watch a movie. >> especially after christmas. >> vanessa? >> damp and foggy to start but temperatures warming up a lot. put on the slippers and warm drinks and head outside for a colder beverage because it will warm to 65 degrees this afternoon.

messy looking out there. it is damp, drizzly, foggy as well. a dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. as far as temperatures go they have been slowly warming up this morning. right now northwest of the city it's cooler and 44 degrees. relative humidity at 97%. it's soupy out there and tony says did i hear right snow in the forecast? how odd is that and it does seem odd especially because we are going from 65 today to 44 tomorrow and then overnight monday into tuesday some of us will get a little bit of snow but for most of us a wintery mess, snow, sleet, freezing rain transitioning to rain before all is state and done. live outside right now at our cbs broadcast center it's 50 degrees south west winds at 7 miles per hour. what can you expect from this forecast today? record warmth, more showers this evening. a stray shower through the day

between 5 and 8 we have our best bet for wet weather today. tomorrow a seasonable chill in the air. we should be at 40 degrees, tomorrow at 44. an icy mix moves in late monday night through the day on tuesday. what starts as a wintery mix will transition to mainly rain on tuesday. on the vortex satellite and radar picture right now thick cloud cover and fog. wet weather to the north all of low pressure. tonight what happens is. a chance for showers this evening and temporaryily high pressure forces it's way in with cold air tomorrow. warming into the mid 60s today. rain through the evening hours. tomorrow it's a reality check. start out with sunshine and clouds thickening through the day. temperatures only in the 40s. clouds thicken in advance of a wintery miss late monday night

here's the deal. an early wintery mix will transition to rain for us a storm system in texas makes it's way up towards us. as far as total snow fall goes we are looking from a tenth of an inch of snow up to an inch and a half well to the north of the city. however because most of us transition to rain the only place we may see a little bit left on the ground will be well north of the city in sullivan and duchess counties. for most of us the rain will wash anything that falls early away. for today rain later on in the meantime setting record 65 degrees and fog giving way to sunshine this afternoon. tonight's lows 42 in the city, 28 in liberty and then we see the colder air in place for tomorrow. we start off with sun. the clouds thicken. a high of 44. winds out of the northeast tomorrow at 10 to 15 miles per hour then overnight monday into tuesday wet and windy again it

morning. expect problems if you are making that tuesday morning commute. by tuesday afternoon it's 50 breezy and rainy heavily at times. rain sticks around for new years eve day but by the stroke of midnight we are dry and mild 2016. andrea over to you. [ music ] >> so what do you get when you mix acre bats and cycling? it sounds like a trendy fitness work out but it's a show spinning wheels in a production called pedal punk at victory theater in manhattan. and joining us is the founder of the show. welcome. >> thanks for having us. >> tell us what can people

>> it's a show that mixes acrobatics and mechanical contraptions so it shows off the relationship between the acrobat and the machine. we want to open up the clock and show how things are done. >> tell us how you got started with this because you have an extensive background in freestyle cycling. >> bmx so a 20-inch bicycle you see kids doing tricks with. i did that many moons ago and that was my background then i joined the circus with a bmx act and then built these funny machines out of bicycles and we built a show out of it. it's set in a bike shop and we have a whacky bike mechanic and he'll be here in a minute to show us what he does in the show. and it's really these people coming into this crazy bicycle world and interact with the

the circus to a new place. >> it looks dangerous. is it dangerous? >> we have trampoline and high flying acts. >> people will be amazed. >> absolutely. we have a nice sweet story line to thread it all together and mix all much the things of theater and dance and really great musical work by michael vick who is a brooklyn guy as well. >> how long is the show running? >> january 3 so we are really excited to be part of it. it's a great honor to be back and we are happy to be here. >> what do you hope people get out of the show? >> people tell us how their minds are blown about the circus stuff but they like this whacky idea of showing these machines off and showing circus in a new way. >> thank you so much for coming in. we appreciate it and for more information head to our website

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>> you have candy nuts, piece of metal granite. >> the ingredients for the >> correct. it's a beautiful salad with a champagne vinegarrette. champagne vinegarrette, hello. >> putting everything in there. the candy walnuts are really good. >> have fun and put it all in. >> sample it to make sure it's safe. >> tell us about your dressing. >> it's a delicious dressing. basically it's a champagne vinegar with a little bit of olive oil, lemon zest and i used the juices and mix it all in a little bit. >> let's do it. >> and over here we are doing a really nice herb encrusted north atlantic salmon. we've got herbs, parsley, thyme, basil. >> some is how much?

>> whatever you feel like. >> exactly. no rules. have fun. then i add a blanched lemon in a blender with a little bit of olive oil. what that does is actually help you infuse all of this together but also it helps the herbs adhere to the salmon. >> good tip. >> totally cool. so put this on a little bit. and after you put it on you grab the trusty little brush over there. >> and just spread it. >> just spread it over there. glaze the entire thing. then you let that marinate for a little bit and before you put it in the oven at 375 for 15 to 20 minutes. if it's a two to three pound salmon you want five to ten per pound. >> it looks really pretty and impressive. >> how long do you marinate for. >> it's beautiful. and a little bit of salt and pepper to taste before you put

also brighten up a little bit more basil and thyme to bring the herbs back to life. >> you put in your marinade a lot of the hebonas it. >> it's anaerobe encrusted salmon so there's a lot of herbs. it's delicious. and i also cook it with the skin on. you can't tell from here but the skin is on because it locks it in and keeps the natural flavor of the salmon and me personally i eat the skin. >> i was going to ask. >> skin on skin off. that's what i'm talking about. >> i like these rules. how much do you put in whatever you want. >> i'm not going back to school. and the salad bowl. >> you keep eating and i'll put the salad on. >> did you tell everybody about your tip with the champagne and

>> i used champagne vinegar. what's really fun, you take the champagne once it goes flat you put it in a wide lipped mason jar and leave it open and put a coffee filter on top. then a dark cool place for two to three months. >> months? okay. >> by the time it comes around for easter. >> for next new years you have lovely champagne vinegar. >> so put it somewhere and forget about it. a couple months later the left over vinegar. >> that's great. looks delicious. and this is so easy. >> brush it on and base it and a really cool trick. people think these are hard to play with but they are not that hard. you cut the ends and you don't want to cut in too deep. you want to do that for a second and then cut the top a

after you to that you go i hope this works. yeah just like that. you naturally take it apart. >> break it open. >> some people bang them in. >> you can just whack it right? >> we are going to keep working on that. we are going to check in with charles osgood. thank you brandon and head to cbs new york for the recipes. >> charles has a preview. >> good morning diane and andrea. christmas is over but you sure couldn't tell by the weather. flooding. we'll talk about the weather in our sunday morning coverage story. and also we'll catch up with dame maggie smith and show you the extraordinary work of an artist who designs and his art is all carved on ostrich eggs. and as we do every year we say hail and farewell to those who left us in the year 2015. all that and more coming up.

like a great show. thanks so much. >> let's get one more check of the forecast with vanessa. >> for today record warmth yet again but a foggy start. taking time for the fog to evaporate this afternoon. a few breaks of sun and 65 in the city as well as morris town and white plains at 59. another record set there. as we make our way into the evening hours rain returns to the forecast so tonight between 5 and 8 especially rain becomes likely again. tomorrow much cooler 44 decreasing clouds overnight monday into tuesday. so good. >> thank you for joining us. we love when you come. and thank you for joining us as well. cbs 2 news is back tonight at 6:30 and 11. >> check out the headlines all morning long. >> i diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes.

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