live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning. coming up on 8:00 a.m. on this sunday, january 3rd i'm diana macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. first vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> we've done a 180. it's going to be fridged tomorrow into tuesday. today still lightly above normal but it's going to feel like the 30s. a very chilly end to the weekend but i'm not going to call it cold just yet. it's not quite there. we'll get there though. let's take a look at right now . 36 in the city, 40 great neck, richfield at 35. the windchill making it feel like 29 degrees in richfield and in tom's river it feels like 28 as we start off this sunday morning. on the vortex satellite and radar picture we've got beautiful bluff skies over head but notice

to make their way in from the northwest. for today we'll see plenty of sunshine but as a front pushes in we will see more clouds as the day progresses. by 9:00 a.m. 37 degrees, feels like 32. by noon 42 is feeling like 35. mostly sunny skies. it will be windy today. winds at 10 to 20 miles per hour. our high at 3:00 of 44 will feel like 38. after that you'll notice those clouds thickening even more and we could see a stray snow shower north or west of the city as we get into the late afternoon and evening hours. coming up in your full forecast we will talk about arctic air. it will make for some single digit windchills into tuesday morning. andrea and diane. breaking news from the bronx where an investigation is underway into a deadly fire that broke out in an apartment

>> cbs 2's hand ilana gold -- cbs 2 news ilana gold is live. >> reporter: one man died and three other people were rushed to the hospital with minor injuries. we want to show you picture from the scene from earlier this morning. you can see the tenants standing on their balconies at 2:30. this is on east 230th street by white plains road. they grabbed whatever they could and went down the fire escapes. firefighters said the frames were centralized to a third story unit. his name is not being released. a family who lives down from him said the victim just came home from the hospital yesterday and he was there for a week and he returned in a wheelchair so he had limited mobility. they said the smoke was smothering, they could barely see. >> i saw smoke and it was very dark. >> your whole hallway was full

i woke up any son and grabbed all the necessary stuff. >> my mom woke me up and reran to the kitchen window where the fire escape was at and went straight down the fire escape. i threw my little sister on my back and took her down the fire escape. >> reporter: that family says they could hear the victim screaming for help. they also tell us his teenage relative was in that apartment when the fire started and they managed to escape. their loved ones were here earlier this morning and as you can imagine they are just devastated. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. police in new jersey are investigates threats made against the mayor and two city buildings. they found two letters dated from october. his press secretary said the city of newark is continuing holiday

a threat to city facilities and the life of the mayor. police are saying a woman found dead in her queen's apartment building friday night was murdered. they found jocelyn romo lying face down in her bed in her wood haven home. it's new york city's first murder case of 2016. the nypd is investigating a double shooting in east harlem. it happened last night on 3rd avenue and east 104th street around 8:00 after an argument. the victim is a 27-year-old man and a 32-year-old man are being their conditions are unknown. no arrests have been made. hundreds of people gathered on long island to say a final good-bye to a new york service >> [ music ] >> air force staff sergeant louis bonacasa was one of six

bombing on december oh -- on december 21st. yesterday his wife, debra, paid tribute to her husband. her voice could be heard on the loud speakers outside the church. >> i take comfort in knowing his passing wasn't in vain and he fought doing what he loved so he may live onto continue his legacy. >> bonacasa was buried yesterday at calverton national cemetery. joseph lemm was killed in that same attack. thousands of police officers attended his funeral on wednesday. a car crash early yesterday morning killed an off-duty police captain in new jersey. ocean township police say 38-year-old earl alexander lost control of his accra on state highway 71 shortly after midnight. the car flipped on its side and hit a utility pole. he was alone in the vehicle at the time of the crash.

of a cleric. he was one of 47 prisoners killed in a mass excuse. saudi officials say the men were part of al-qaeda but he was known as a peaceful reformer. news of his death sparked a wave of protests around the region. two teenagers are under arrest in a brick throwing incident on the meadowbrook parkway and facing some serious charges. scott rapaport has more from long island on the suspects. >> 17-year-old andrew denton and 18-year-old jacob palant are the people responsible for throwing a brick through the windshield of this bmw saturday night on december 26th with damaging and potentially devastating consequences. >> the two passengers in the car were injured and described as lucky to be alive. >> i don't understand.

charged with felony second degree assault, felony criminal mischief and reckless endangerment. palant was released on $25,000 cash bail. >> i'm from cbs 2 news. >> no comment. >> the family declined to comment. following the brick throwing the passengers in the bmw, 22-year-old brianna rios was treated for an eye injury and bruising to the mouth. her companion 21-year-old ryan civitello ended up with a bruised shoulder. >> this ryan civitello's house? >> no, he's not here. >> police tell cbs 2 they managed to discover the suspects through, quote, word of mouth. denton also is in jail on 1 -- on $1

a selfie landed a california man behind bars. he robbed a group at gunpoint as they sat in their cars. the suspect sent a selfie to the victim who in turn turned it over to police. investigators say that shot led them to the suspect. alonzo martinez was charged with armed robbery, kidnapping and probation violation. the search continues for two other suspects. time now 8:08. from long island to the vatican some teens are probably spending their best week ever right now after getting a rare invitation from the pope. first let's check in with vanessa for a look at the forecast. >> a lot of sunshine today. it will be chilly. we'll talk about frigid air making its way in, some sub zero wind chills. your full forecast is coming up.

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good morning to you-all. 8:10, 36 degrees out there. those temperatures are going to creep a little bit lower. we'll check in with vanessa murdock and your weather forecast in just a moment. right now the powerball jackpot is a whooping $400 million. lottery officials say nobody won the grand prize last night in the first powerball drawing of the year. last night's jackpot had grown to an estimated $355 million. that's the 12th largest in powerball history. last night's numbers were 5, 6, 15, 29, 42 and the powerball was 10. the next drawing will be held on wednesday. the first family wrapped their hawaii vacation by taking a trip to the honolulu zoo yesterday. president obama is

today. he said he's fired up for his last year in office. he's expected to meet with loretta lynch tomorrow to discuss gun control and a possible executive order. time now so see what's coming up this morning on face the nation. >> john dickerson is live from washington with a preview. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this morning we're going to center our interview with donald trump. we went down to palm beach on new year's day and sat down with him and had a discussion about how he would behave in office, whether he would tone things down, his race with ted cruz and the race he hopes to have with hilary clinton. we'll have two panels to talk about developments over seas and foreign policy in 2016 and then a political panel to talk about donald trump, the

>> you also asked donald trump about the recruitment video, right? >> reporter: yeah. he said what are you going to do . if they put him in a video that didn't seem to bother him very much. he also pointed out president obama has been used in terrorist videos so his point is that someone must speak up about the threat from isis and he's talks. >> thank you so much. you can catch john later this morning at 10:30 on cbs news 2. the new year is beginning with the honor of a lifetime for a long island high school choir. >> they have headed to rome after being invited to sing for the pope at the vatican. >> excitement outside terminal 5 at jfk as 43 students from the glen cove corral stepped off a bus to begin their journey to rome. >> i've never been outside of the country people. i'm glad it's with these people singing

[ music ] >> 2 years ago the award-winning choir performed by president obama and the first lady. now they will sing for the leader of the world's 1 billion catholics. >> my family looks up to the pope so it's an important individual in our life. i'll definitely be feeling those butterflies. >> the group has practiced up to 4 hours a day to perfect their latin. some songs are 600 years old. there will be performances at several churches. >> we have the papal mass we're going on january 6th that we're joining eight other choirs for as well as two formal concerts that are open to the citizens of rome. >> 25 parents are chaperoning, many just as excited as the high schoolers. >> i was originally from cicile.

$50,000 in donations and in addition the students are kicking in $2,000 each. >> to sing for the pope is a huge deal. that's crazy. >> an amazing opportunity for some very talented teens. tony aiello. >> they were just in our studio a few weeks ago and they were amazing. >> they were unbelievable. >> what an opportunity. >> i posted their performance on our facebook page and i think the pope saw it there. >> he follows you. that's why they're there. >> we look forward to hearing from the corral when they get home. time now is 8:15. let's head over to meteorologist vanessa murdock who is keeping an eye on the forecast for us. >> big chill on the way. we're talking about single digit windchills and sub zero wind chills for some as we head into

yourself mentally and physically for an arctic blast because it's coming. live outside this morning the camera is moving. it will be a windy day again. right now clear skies, 36, southwest winds at 9. today 10 to 20 miles per hour winds. for today sunshine, a chilly breeze, more clouds later on today, maybe a snow shower north and west of the city. an arctic blast to start the work week. we're talking high temperatures that will struggle to reach the freezing mark with wind chills in the teens and low 20s mid afternoon. lowest chills expected tuesday morning. single digits, sub zero windchills for some. after that temperatures begin to warm back up and it will be a dry stretch through the end of the week. monday into tuesday with that jet stream well to our south, the cold air just piling on in, morning temperatures in the single digits and teens with those sub zero wind chills possible at times, high temperatures on tuesday below freezing for most.

that's the same case on monday as well. monday and tuesday we will struggle to get to the freezing mark. as far as wind chills go, i want to break it down for you as we go through the next couple of days. this morning feeling like the 20s out there for us. this afternoon highs in the 40s will feel like the 30s for most of us. over night into monday morning that arctic air is building on in. feels like 21 tomorrow morning in the city, feels like 6 in liberty. i think these could be more in the teens tomorrow morning. by the afternoon we're in the teens. it's just going to be maintaining that temperature tomorrow. the winds will be whipping and it's going to feel like the teens and whether or not he 20s tomorrow afternoon. tuesday morning here we are at 6:00 a.m. did you see those numbers dropping below zero well north of the city? init will happen monday night into tuesday. tuesday morning you start feeling like 5 in the city, feeling like 1 in liberty. the vortex satellite and radar picture from right now we have clear skies over head, high pressure is dominating. this cold front moves through today.

clouds moving in and we may also see a few snow showers well north and west of the city. let's show you what it looks like hour by hour. lots of sunshine early, clouds into the afternoon. minimal chances of a few snow showers today. into monday lots of sunshine early. maybe a snow shower east of the city other wise it's tons of sun, just getting colder and colder and colder. i hate to be the bearer of bad news but it's winter, folks. 44 today will feel like the 30s. lots of sun early. some more clouds, maybe a stray snow shower. over night 28 under clear skies. for your day tomorrow 32 will feel like the teens and 20s with winds out of the north. tuesday morning the most bitterly cold day. 16 over night low will feel like below zero. tuesday morning it's 30, feels like the teens and 20s. after that we jump

friday 47 degrees with maybe some wet weather moving in late lingering into saturday. it could be a messy wintery late friday through saturday. really the focus now should be preparing yourself for this bitter blast. >> you know it's bad when the thermometer graphic is shivering. >> you know it will be cold then. time now is 8:19. coming up next, how you can help the american red cross with a timely donation.

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today's tip of the day will be cherries. it's their summer and our winter. we get all the summer fruit from california and other growing areas to produce fruit and that's cherries.

select them and store them other wise they're going to be bitter. they're not that inexpensive either. they are priced pretty good. let's talk about selection. when you buy them you want to make sure to look at that bag carefully. they're all deep red with the stems attached. make sure there's no moisture at all in that bag and no cracking. simply store them in the fridge right away. they come from thousands of miles away so don't store them for too long. so cherries from chili in the market taste good. i'm tony tantilo. if one of your new year's resolutions is to give back and doe flat the american red cross is encouraging people to give blood. january is national blood donor month. here to talk about the organization's needs is beth toll. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> the american red cross

the nation's blood. >> that's correct. every 2 seconds someone needs blood. the red cross has to select 14,000 pints of blood each day. >> the winter months are difficult. tell us why. >> they are challenging. now that the holidays are winding down we're looking at seasonal illnesses like the flu and winter weather is coming our way. we know those are thing that is will discourage people who regularly donate from giving blood. >> on an almost near daily basis we see in the news about the work that the american red cross does give us a sense of what you guys do and why the blood is so important. >> again, 14,000 pints are needed each day. it's a huge undertaking. it's important as people are beginning the new year and people are wanting to give back. rolling up your sleeve to donate blood is a simple way. it takes just an hour of time.

to three lives by that one blood donation. >> take us through the process. >> it's a simple four step process. you come in, register, read through some materials, go through a brief health history. they're going to test your iron levels to make sure you're eligible to give. then the actual donation process when you're on the bed is about 8 to 10 minutes. so it's pretty quick and painless. after that is everyone's favorite part the refreshments. you've really helped save up to three lives with that one hour of time. >> three lives in one hour. >> correct. >> what are some of the other eligibility requirements? >> in new york and new jersey you need to be at least 16 years old and so to have parental consent, weigh 110 pounds and be in good health.

>> make you're getting enough iron in your diet. avoid fatty foods right before you donation. >> oh, fatty foods. >> no, avoid them. >> avoid the fatty foods before your donation. anything else you think people should know? >> it's just important to know that you can donate every 56 days so make it a regular part of your routine. >> are there certain blood times you need? >> always certain types but platelets as well. >> good information to know. one of the first blood drives of the year takes place tomorrow from 2:00 to 7:00 at the american red cross center on west 49th street in midtown. for a list of other upcoming blood donation opportunities or other ways you can help we

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breaking news in the bronx. an over night fire leaves one person dead and several others hurt. >> and get ready for even colder temperatures. we're talking in the teens in some areas. >> the jets can keep their playoff hopes alive today but they'll have to beat their old coach rex ryan. >> cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning. it's coming up on 8:30 on this sunday, january 3rd. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. the top stories are straight ahead but first meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at your forecast and it's a chilly one. looks beautiful behind you. >> it is chilly out there this morning. i just want people to know it's nothing compared to what it's going to feel like tuesday morning.

out there for you right now you may want to make plans to call in sick on tuesday because that's when it really gets cold. right now it's chilly, i'll give you that. temperatures in the 30s and 20s right now. it's 36 in central park, 21 in gillette. as we look at the wind chills it feels like 15 in otisville this morning. in new cannon feeling like 29. on the vortex satellite and radar picture beautiful clear skies right now. as the day moves on a few more clouds, maybe a snow shower well north and west of the city. at noon 42 feels like 35. the winds will be significant out of the west at 10 to 20 miles per hour. 44 degrees this afternoon. at 3:00 it will feel like 38. at that point in time partly cloudy skies and we'll see a few more clouds filter in after that. other wise it's a very nice end to your weekend. coming up we'll talk about

start of the work week and for when those kids are back at school. andrea and diane. >> thank you. now to our top story. breaking news in bronx where police are investigating a deadly fire that break out in an apartment building over night. >> cbs 2's ilana gold is live at the scene with more. >> reporter: one man died in the fire. he was 36 years old. the people who live here tell us they heard him screaming for help but they couldn't save him because the smoke was just too intense. we want to show you some pictures from the scene. take a look. you can see the tenants standing on their balconies after running out of their apartments around 2:30. families grabbed their essentials and ran down the fire escapes. it started in a unit on the 3rd floor. it's on east 230th street by white plains road. neighbors tell us the man had just returned from the hospital yesterday and say he was in a wheelchair so he had limited mobility.

he was always so kind and they're in absolute shock. >> just very, very scary. very traumatized just to see the whole situation unfold right in front of my eyes and later found out it was my good friend. >> it's very traumatizing and very sad. if i had heard the victim myself i definitely would have went and got him myself and took him out of his apartment. >> reporter: such a difficult morning for the people who live here. we're told three other tenants were taken to a near by hospital and treated for minor injuries. at this point the cause of the fire is still under investigation. we're live in the wakefield section of the bronx this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. new this morning, police in new jersey are investigating threats made against newark mayor and city building. the mayor found two threaten letters at his mother's home this weekend. they were dated in october.

released a statement saying, quote, the city of newark is continuing holiday security precautions in and around city hall because of a threat to city facilities and the life of the mayor. police are saying a woman found dead her queen's apartment was murdered. they found jocelyn romo lying face down in her bed. it's new york city's first murder case of 2016. the nypd is investigating a double shooting in east harlem. police say it happened on 3rd avenue and east 104th street around 8:00 after an argument. the victims were a 27-year-old man and a 32-year-old man. they're being treated at local hospitals but their conditions are not known. no arrests have been made. hundreds gathered on long island to say a final good-bye to a new york service member killed in afghanistan. >> [ music ]

louis bonacasa was one of six americans killed in a suicide bombing on december 21st. the 31-year-old suffolk county native believes behind a wife and 5-year-old daughter. at his funeral yesterday sergeant bonacasa's wife, debra, paid tribute to her husband. >> i take comfort in knowing his passing wasn't in vain and he fourth doing what he loved. >> he was buried yesterday at calverton national cemetery. nypd detective joseph lem was kill in that same attack. thousands of police officers attended his funeral at saint patrick's on wednesday. a car crash early yesterday morning killed an off-duty police captain in new york. ocean township police say 38-year-old earl alexander lost control of his accra on state highway 71 shortly after midnight. the car flipped on its side and hit a utility pole.

the time of the crash. saudi arabia executed 47 people yesterday in its largest mass execution since 1980. jonathan biglati has more. >> saudi state run television reported all 47 men killed in the mass execution were members of al-qaeda including prominent cleric nimir al nimir. he was known as a peaceful performest by others. >> news of his death sparked protests around the region. police had to fire tear gas. in saudi arabia near his home men and women took to the street chanting. >> iran used their state run

>> nimir rose to prominent after demanding for rights. this marks the largest mass execution in the past few decades. saudi officials said it was a legal way to ensure justice. >> iran's foreign minister said it will cost saudi arabia dearly. more protests are already scheduled in iran and several other countries. police have identified the gunman wanted for killing two people outside a bar in televiv. the suspected shooter's father called police after seeing surveillance video of the shooting. relatives say he's a troubled man traumatized after a cousin was killed by police in 2006. he's on the run. israel's prime minister said the brutality was incomprehensible.

-- 17 guantanamo detainees have been cleared for release last week. they will be sent to other countries. that will leave 90 detainees still at the prison. 59 are not eligible to be transferred to another country so they would need to be moved to a prison in the united states if guantanamo is closed. president obama vowed to close that prison when he was first elected. two teenagers are under arrest in a brick throwing incident on the meadowbrook parkway. >> authorities say these two teens, 17-year-old andrew denton from east meadow and 19-year-old jacob palant arepeople responsible for throwing a brick through the windshield of this bmw from this over pass on to the meadowbrook parkway on saturday night, december 26th.

car were injury and described as lucky to be alive. >> i don't understand. >> denton and palant both charged with felony second degree assault, felony criminal mischief and reckless end damagement. palant released on $25,000 cash bail. >> i'm from cbs 2 news. >> the family declined to comment. following the brazen brick throwing the passengers in the bmw, 22-year-old brianna rios was treated for an eye injury and bruising to the mouth, her companion, 21-year-old ryan civitello ended up with a bruised shoulder. >> this ryan civitello's house? >> no, he's not here. >> police tell cbs 2 they managed to discover the suspects through, quote, word of mouth. andrew denton remains in custody

includes an unrelated domestic violence charge. five nypd officers are being hailed as heroes after saving the life of a tourist. they were in midtown yesterday collecting wooden barriers when a taxi cab flagged them down saying his passenger was unconscious. they revived the man who is now recovering at the hospital. an air b and b rental turns into a nightmare for homeowners. >> the jets have to survive the bills and their hold coach this morning. >> first here's vanessa murdock. >> the forecast is bright but getting brutally cold. you can have the forecast any time with the cbs new york app. you can also submit your pictures and videos.

store. a sunny start to your sunday morning. 8:42, 36 degrees. vanessa says it is going to be brutally cold this week. she'll have the full forecast coming up in a few minutes. the bbb is out with the top scams for 2015. they all have one things in common, impostors. number one on the list the irs tax scam. they pose as debt collectors or tech support. other claim you won a sweepstakes or been awarded a grant. a california couple who put

cleaning up from a huge mess. they were out of town when their neighbors called and said kids were having a big party in their home. when they arrived back everything was trashed. >> the sofa was outside, the tv many my bathroom. photos and memorabilia, pictures of my nieces on my fridge that were on the floor trampled on and torn. >> the renter claimed to be a man from chicago and would be staying at the house with only his sister. air b and b said it banned that user from the site and said the damage will be covered by insurance. time now is 8:43. let's head back over to meteorologist vanessa murdock. for a lot of people it's the last day before heading back to work and school today. >> yes. when they do head back to work and school it is going to be frigid out there. today chilly with lots of sunshine. let's start things off with our weather watchers to see where we are right now with regards to the temperatures. winds across the region will be blustery today. that will be a factor in

right now 34 degrees says david taylor in beyon. today we anticipate winds out of the west at 10 to 20 miles per hour. 21 degrees being reported by jackson in harold bloom. let's take a look outside. looking lovely, clear and crisp. 36 degrees in central park right now. winds are out of the southwest at 9 miles per hour. your headlines, bright skies today but a chilly breeze. highs in the 40s will feel like the 30s. then an arctic blast moves in for monday and tuesday. highs will be close to the freezing mark will feel like the teens and low 20s monday and tuesday. here's that temperature trend. for the first day of the new year, 42 degrees. yesterday a high of 40 felt like the 30s. similar story today, a little bit warmer. still it is going to feel like the 30s out there. monday a high of 32.

most of us will struggle to even reach 30 degrees. we're talking about freezing. the last time central park fell below 32 degrees was on march 29th. that was over 9 months ago. we're going to fall well below 32. the morning temperature tuesday, 16 degrees but it's going to feel more like that. these are the wind chills on tuesday. it's going to feel like 5 degrees to 5 below north and west of the city, 0 to 10 everywhere else. by the afternoon it feels like the teens and low 20s. it's going to be frigid tomorrow and tuesday. here's the set up. we've got beautiful blue skies right now thanks to this big area of high pressure. today a cold front will sweep on through and that arctic air slides in right behind it. as this front gets closer to us we'll see increasing clouds, maybe, maybe a stray snow shower well north and west of the city. can't rule that out.

colder. for today bright and brisk. those winds steadily end strong. tomorrow those winds turn northerly. it's going to feel like the teens and low 20s tomorrow. maybe a snow shower well east of the city tomorrow. for tuesday no snow showers but it will be the coldest day yet. starting off in the teens, warming if we're lucky to 30, all the while wind chills will make it feel much colder than that. for today, 44 in the city, 48 in montague. most of us will have temperatures that feels like in the 30s. tonight mainly clear and it's time to get the jacket, the scarves, the warmers ready. 28 degrees over night. tomorrow for most of us it feels like the teens and low 20s. tomorrow afternoon 32

because winds will be out of the north at 10 to 20 miles per hour. tuesday morning we start off at 16 but it's going to feel like single digits, even below zero for some. you get the point, windy and cold to start the week. wednesday and thursday dry the low and mid 40s. for friday and saturday we are tracking the potential for a little bit of a wintery mess. we could see some mixed precipitation but for the most part it looks like rain. >> so for everybody wondering where is winter it's arrived. >> you're not going to be asking that question anymore. some will be wishing for the warmer air. >> i keep hoping when we go back to the forecast we will have change. >> no. it may only get worse. just kidding. >> thank you. the 10-5 new york jets are one win away from clenching a wild card spot but today their past may come back to haunt them. >> coach rex ryan's bills have

playoff but they could spill the kick off is at 1:00 right here on cbs. now here's mark morgan with the rest of your update. >> the knicks are hoping to change the page in 2015. entering the new year only the 76ers and lakers had fewer wins than them. lopez inside gets tossed to the floor by sullinger. then jared jet coming to the big fellows defense. offsetting technical fouls, no ejections. unfortunately right here he sprains his right knee. an mri is scheduled for later today. >> back to lopez who did get his revenge. he had a terrific game. here's 2 of his 30. he had 30 pointings. a 5

leaf. lead. the nets end up squeezing out a win on the road. the rangers and islanders lost last night while the devils won in over time. i'm mark morgan. juice clean cleanse cleanses are all the -- juice cleanses are all the rage this time of year. we'll show you how to make one coming

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with the new year here lots of us are setting some resolutions and one of the top is the lose weight and get healthy. one of the ways people are looking to accomplish this goal is by starting the year out with a juice cleanse. >> cleansing officer from johnny juice is here to help us out. welcome. >> hi. >> for people who have never done a cleanse explain what a cleanse is and what are the

>> so a cleanse is a great way to jump start a healthy lifestyle. what it does is it floods your body with nutrients, vitamins and minerals and feeds your body nutrients. it fuels your body to be at its most up level. it rids your body of toxins and sets you up for success to be healthy. >> for a set amount of time you take away all the normal foods you eat, replace it with juices. >> right. you eliminate gluten, dairy and you have multiple juices in a day or multiple days depending on how many days you'd like to cleanse for. some people do it for three days. you start the day off with lemon water, it starts the detoxing process. the

you drink a bottle every 2 to 3 hours. the benefits are felt. it really fuels your body, gives your body energy and the impact way out lasts the cleanse. it lasts beyond the cleanse. >> i've actually done your cleanse. what i really liked about it, and i had never done a juice cleanse before and i'm the least optimal candidate for that because i love food as we all know, what i thought was great about it is one the uses are delicious but it's easy to follow. when people think juice cleanse they don't realize you can incorporate foods to it. you can incorporate a vegetable soup or steamed vegetables. that makes it less intimidating and makes it easier to stick to. >> it's not about starving yourself. if you feel like you

fine. it's about getting these juices into your body. it's powerful, has all the different spectrums so you put your body back into balance. >> you have several different juices but also made one that people can make at home. tell us about this one. >> kale, spinnish. you can add mint, cilantro, any herbs you can add to it. it has a good account of kale . the pineapple actually helps to balance the flavor. here if you'd like to try some. >> sometimes when people juice they think it involves an expensive user. you made this one in a blender though. >> do you add ice to it? >> in the summer you can make a

>> i have to confess, andrea and i are not fans of kale. >> we do not taste it at all so it's delicious. >> that's what we strive for at johnny juice. you can find more information at johnnyjuice.com. >> we also have more at cbsnewyork.com. thank you so much for coming in. it's always great to have you. >> we appreciate it. now it's time to see what's coming up on cbs news this morning. >> charles ozgood is live with details. >> reporter: good morning. we have a double feature for you coming up. we'll talk with two possible academy award nominees. we'll also tell you about the growing popularity of meditation and we'll pay a visit to an island off the coast of japan that's home to many more cats than people. sunday morning is just ahead. >> thank you. we look forward to watching as always . >> if you want some juice come on down.

new year with a healthy start. now it's time to check in murdock with our forecast. >> you can check out the juices too. >> it will warm our body. >> today it's chilly but it's going to get down right frigid. today 44 for a high in the city, 44 morris town and 46 freehold. those winds out of the northwest it feels more like the 30s out there. lots of sun today, more clouds later on, maybe a snow shower late north and west of the city late this afternoon. as far as wind chills go, they will drop significantly. the tuesday morning. we will feel like 5 below to 5 degrees north and west of the city, 0 to 10 degrees for everybody else. here's a look at the extended tonight tomorrow lots of

like the teens and 20s with winds cranking out of the north. monday night into early tuesday 16 degrees. that's when we feel that bitterly cold chill tuesday morning. single digits, below zero. tuesday afternoon will feel like the low teens. friday into saturday another storm could bring a bit of a wintery mix to the region. the arctic blast is short lived but i think will be potent and very awakening for some. >> so tuesday morning get the hot chocolate and the coffee and everything ready. >> get the fuzzy slippers. >> thank you, vanessa. cindy, not everybody can afford to buy a package juice cleanse. what's good advice to make sure you're getting the nutrients you need?

and just get it in there. whatever you have in your fridge there's also something. up and just balance the flavors. >> thank you so much. thank for joining us. cbs 2