we will find them! this community will rise up! >> right now, searching for suspects. a community united as a search intensifies for a group of alleged rapist. good afternoon, i am cindy hsu. police say these men sexualed

was walking with her father. >> reporter: this is where police say the young woman was sexually assaulted by five young men. the victim herself, telling cbs 2 news, she wants them apprehended. >> if you know anything, or hear anything, all you have to do is call that number. >> reporter: the frantic search for these five young men, caught on surveillance video. police say, inside a nearby store, just before the unspeakable attack on an 18- year-old woman, in osborn park, thursday night about 9:00 p.m. each of the five suspects raping the victim on this paddle ball court, according to police. >> they should be more afraid of us, today, than of the police. >> reporter: raw outrage as news of the sexual assault spreads. the traumatized young victim herself, cuts still advisable on her arm, speaking off camera to cbs 2 news, saying quote, it's really, really disturbing to me. these are memories that won't go away.

woman in the position to have to be threatened like this, or even violated this way that this young lady is. >> reporter: the victim was in the park with her father when they were confronted by five young men. one with a gun. the father saying the weapon was pointed at him, the suspects ordering him to leave. the suspect ran three blocks to find a police officer, then raced back, and found his daughter. the suspects gone. this surveillance video, the only lead authorities are sharing so far. the victim herself telling cbs 2 news, quote, find them? i hope so. i believe so. they'd better. mayor de blasio says he's disgusted by the horrific attack. cbs 2 news. we're foaling a developing story on long island where

in the deadly shooting of a 1- year-old girl. dejah joyner. the suspect jakwan keller is in custody, charged with second degree murder. family members said joyner had just fixed food when a bullet came through and struck her in the head. her great great-grandmother says she's glad a suspect is in custody. >> i hope he rot in hell. taking my granddaughter away so young, such a young age, and i had just got off the phone talking with her. she was telling me, she was making lunch. school. just coming in from school, she called me every day when she would come in from school. >> reporter: the family has since moved from the house where the shooting took place. keller will be arraigned tomorrow. turning now to weather, where we had two extremes today. sunday got off to a wet start. our cameras captured flooding in queens and new jersey.

especially hard. several hours later, the sky opened up, and the temperature some double rainbows. niece are just a few of the photos and videos we received. meteorologist elise finch is here with more. impressive. just take a look at some of these rain totals. jersey. certainly got the most rain 2 inches. central park approaching 2 inches with 1.8. brook field, connecticut, 1.3. rain. we mentioned after we saw that temperatures. newark, 65. bridgeport, a record 60. same for islip. central park missed tieing a record by 1 degree. we made it to 59 degrees. we tied a record at laguardia with 59 degrees.

it was impressive if you were occurred. certainly, it was an impressive day. you can see the last little line here is exiting the area. suffolk county still seeing some of that rain as we head into new jersey. things have cleared up very nicely for most of the tri- state area. i'll tell you what you can expect for the workweek. let's just start with this. it will be cold. a hollywood twist involving a dangerous drug lord. cbs 2's reed binyen has more much. >> reporter: days after drug kingpin el chapo guzman was captured following his second escape in july, mexican authorities are now turning their interest to actor sean penn.

published an interview done by penn. >> how did you get involved in the drug business? >> translator: from the age of 15 and on, where i'm from i was raised in a ranch called la tuna, in that area, and until opportunities. >> reporter: during the sit down, the drug lord agreed to an interview at a later time. >> do you think it's true you are responsible for the high level of drug addiction, or the fact there are so many drugs in the world. >> translator: no, that's false. because the day i don't exist, it's not going to decrease in any way at all. drug trafficking? that's false. >> reporter: guzman was recaptured early friday, when mexican officials raided a home. five of el chapo's people were

the drug lord broke out of prison in july through this elaborate tunnel. >> extradition proceedings are expected to start soon. the united states sought his extradition in june, before he escaped. now to the record powerball jackpot. no big winners in last night's massive drawing. now the price has spiked to $1.3 billion. an amount so unbelievable, the signs in stores only go to $999 million. players are hitting the stores to buy that lucky ticket. ilana gold has the story. >> so you win, you are a billionaire. >> reporter: powerball tickets can't print out fast enough. >> i had one customer just now buy $300 worth of tickets. one customer. >> reporter: lottery players eyeing the $1.3 billion prize. the largest in world history.

$1.3 billion? >> i'm going to give you part of it too. and the camera man. i'm going to throw a few bucks his way too. >> reporter: the amount has soared so high, the stores can't even fit all the numbers on their signs. take a look. it only goes up to $999 million. customers consider this a lucky store. it sold the winning mega million dollar ticket. >> everybody wants to come to hit powerball here. >> reporter: people are also stocking up on tickets and feel lucky too. this store sold a second place ticket in saturday's powerball drawing worth $1 million. >> have you ever sold a ticket like that before? >> no. never. i was so excited. >> reporter: experts say most winners get numbers picked by a computer. >> $2 quick pick. >> reporter: if you hand pick them, one statistician says don't just stick to birthdays. >> a birthday can't be past the 31st day of the month.

numbers in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. if you want to improve the plans you don't have to split that winner, pick numbers in the 40s, 50s, and 60s. >> i've got the hopes. i've got that feeling. >> reporter: and become the next billionaire. murder mystery thousands of miles from home. an american woman killed in italy. who police are questioning, and the possible clues found on the victim's body. later, a possible break in a jewelry store crime spree.

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she was found dead inside her apartment in italy with her neck bruised and scratched police are questioning oleson's friends and her boyfriend who is an artsist, but no suspects have been named yet. hoping to hit the jackpot with voters, a we get close to the primaries. senator ted cruise is gaining ground in iowa. the new poll shows him with a 4 point edge over donald trump. the two are far ahead of marco rubio's 14%. in new hampshire, trump tops the polls. on the democratic side, the race is tight, former secretary of state hillary clinton leads in iowa, with 48%. vermont senator, bernie sanders with 45%. a different story in new hampshire, where sanders leads by 4 points. looks like former new york city mayor michael bloomberg is testing the waters for a possible run for president. cnn is reporting bloomberg

he would do as a third party candidate. the exact findings of the poll are not known. while multistate crime spree comes to an end. a woman under arrest for allegedly stealing millions of dollars in jewelry. how police tracked her down. plus, rainbows and sunshine to end the weekend, but how about the workweek? elise finch is tracking the changes. later, no pants, no problem. an unusual sight on the subway tonight. don't forget to follow cbs 2 news on facebook. find us at facebook.com/cbsnewyork. the new caramel macchiato from dunkin' donuts. let hand-crafted layers of espresso, milk,

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across five states. the fbi says they sought her. the 24-year-old was taken into custody in georgia. >> reporter: the fbi identified the suspected armed jewelry store robber as abigail kemp from georgia. authorities say she stole millions of dollars worth of jewelry. the 24-year-old was arrested on friday in a suburb of atlanta. along with a man who investigators have not yet identified. our affiliate, wsb obtained an affidavit that links kemp to five robberies. authorities say she served as a lockout in some cases. in one more, authorities say she stole more than $900,000 worth of merchandise. the 8 month spree began at a jared store north of atlanta. since then, kemp is accused of pulling off five more heists in

south carolina, and north dakota. police records show a 2011 arrest warrant out of cobb county. the fbi says they used her social media accounts to link a getaway vehicle in the robberies back to her. >> kemp is set to make an initial appearance before a judge on monday. thousands of scantly clad joined a subway for the annual no pants subway ride. they stand on the platform, pantless, wait for a train and do it all again. the event happens every january. nice. it started in 2002 as a prank from the improv everywhere group. >> this was the day to do it. it really was.

some locations. close to records in central park in the city. weather watchers. still really mild at 6:48 p.m. we're still looking at some there. we've got some 50s. jersey. this is george in atlantic highlands. he says it's 55 degrees where he is. his comment to me, enjoying the warm january whether, while we still can. that is the best advice i can give you today. george, smart man. because things are changing. they will be changing as quickly as tomorrow. this is bruce in armont. he says it's 48 degrees where he is. let's take a live look outside right now. we're taking a look from our camera highs off the empire state building, where we've got clearing skies. 56, still very mild, degrees. winds are out of the west-

59 as i mentioned earlier. that's our high for today. we hit that just after 2:00 this afternoon. at 59, it is one degree shy of the record set back in 1876. we did not tie a record. we did not set a new one, but i don't hear too many complaints about 59 degrees in january. take a look at the temperature trend. 46, 47, as we kicked off this weekend. 59degrees, obviously temperatures spiking today. tomorrow, they drop like a rock. the norm is 38. tomorrow's high, only 36. the wind will make that feel 36 significantly colder, and it will still feel incredibly cold on tuesday. so hopefully you had a chance to enjoy today's warmth. 39 mile-per-hour wind gusts in central park. a confirmed 71 mile-an-hour wind gust in cap tree state park. the wind tomorrow will be a

this is sort of the last of the rain here approaching brookhaven. this is the last little bit. we've got the one line here, extending down into south jersey. that's sort of the end of it. the mild air is moving out the cold front, and the rush of cold air moving in on the back side. so temperatures take a huge tumble for us tonight. things start to get cold tonight as we head into tomorrow, you just wake up into a winter reality. not only is it cold, but as i mentioned again, those winds will make it really feel very brutal out there. we do have some flakes late in the day on tuesday. a few snow flurries, and snow flakes. tonight, 32 degrees, you're already feeling the cold. feeling like it's between 15 and 25. tomorrow's high only 36 degrees, and okay, there we go. there's my seven day. we stay in the 30s. bundle up, feeling like winter this week.

with sports. warm here today, not much different for the seahawks and the vikings, playing in minnesota. >> the thing is for this, for these playoff games in the nfl, you've got to watch every single second. up until the final seconds of

would be remembered as one of the coldest playoff games in history. instead it will be remembered cold. russell wilson makes something out of absolutely nothing. flips this fumble into a 35- yard catch, and ended up inside the 5-yard line. the seahawks score. they take the lead on a field goal. sometimes we take field goals for granted, because they're considered boring. they're considered predictable. not this one. blair walsh misses a 27-yarder for the win in the final seconds. put that in perspective. nfl kickers made 188 of 190 attempts from that distance, or inside. the seahawks moving on. 10-9, the final from minnesota. >> the snap maybe was a little high. but it's a chip shot, he's got to make it. we missed the field goal, we lost the game.

of a freaky, fluky play. you know, we played great on defense all day. we miss a chip shot field goal, so you know, that's life. >> this comes on the heels of last night's near miraculous steelers victory. the bengals had the game wrapped up. all they had to do was not commit 30 yards of penalties on one play. the steelers did not let it go to waste. the game winning field goal ends cincinnati's season. the bengals say they will not be making a coaching change, but social media is blasting coach marvin lewis for his inability to control his players. >> he's trying to go over and defend the play. we've got to, there was a lot of balls out there, plays today and calls went different ways. they deem that to be a, you

others not. again, i'm not, you know i'm not going to single out our guys. we had enough chances to win the football game. the brooklyn nets made a bold move today, they fired coach lionel hollins and reassigned general manager billy king. the owner said it is clear from our state of affairs we need new leadership. hollins was brought in after the jason kidd experiment failed. he led the nets to the second worst record in the nba. tony brown will become the team's fifth head coach in the past four years. the nets will not have their own 1st round pick since 2019. yesterday, a pittsburgh hospital held the youngest steelers pep rally ever. a group of newborn babies were swaddled in the steelers black and gold terrible towels. the six babies, representing

this was hours before the steelers pulled off their shocking win, or should we say they gave birth to their own little miracle. >> did the parents agree to that? >> i don't know if those terrible towels are warm enough for the babies. hopefully, they've got a little extra covering thing. for the entire cbs 2 news team, thanks so much for joining us.

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