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day to28 and a little more sunshine. winds may be gusting even stronger to possibly 40, 45 miles per hour. so again, it is not going to feel pretty. after that, temperatures stay on the mid 30 level. that is close to seasonable. forecast looks to be dry. >> i have to say it's been weird to like get into the vibe of it being cold out because it's been forever, it feels like. >> yesterday was so nice. i walked outside and i was expect fog have to cover every inch and instead i was unzipping my coat. >> ic aing the gloves off. >> it was really nice out. i went skating in bryant park. it was so fun. >> must have been perfect weather. >> it was great weather for it.

two -- two straight home wins. and the giants head coach says he's ready for the job. >> here's your cbs 2 wfan sports update. >> he says he's the man for the job ben mcado became the giants head coach. during the morning press conference he thanked his family, players, owners. first head coaching job. >> most important thing, you have to be yourself. everybody else is already taken, including tom. i can't worry about being in tom's shadow. i have to be comfortable in my own skin. i like the pressure. this is what you live for. this is the opportunity of a lifetime. it's the football capital of the world. what could be better than this

of pressure. i've been a guy that's been baptized by fire and i'm comfortable with it. >> the nets try to go back to back for the first time in over a month. unlike his days in brooklyn, mason plumly has been one of the go a 17-2 run in the fourth. blazers popped in 15 shots. is going to be a baby heirloom tomatoes. primarily grown in the summer

these are being imported or and that's it. when you buy them, check the colors. many colors but all have to be nice and bright. check the bottom. make sure there's no decaying. move that tray around. take a look at the whole thing. they are a little bit on the expensive side. when you bring them home, store them on the counter. shelf life, very short. when you buy them, within two or three days enjoy them. they're loaded with sugar. which means they'll decay quicker. baby heirloom want toes in a tray, you'll love them. i'm your fresh grocer. remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. they're also very pretty. >> pretty indeed. time now 6:19.

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right now there is comic con for comic fans. what about fans of broadway? now there's actually broadway con. for the first time ever next weekend an entire convention will be dedicated to broadway and theater lovers. one of its creators is here now to tell us all about it. melissa, welcome. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> how did you come up with this? how did it turn into a reality? >> my company has been working on conventions for a few years now. harry potter ones, geeky related ones. my partner said to me has there ever been a broadway convention. at that moment -- >> bing. >> well, this has to happen. would you like to work with this on us and he said whatever you need and now we're here. partner. they've been fantastic. it's six days away. >> tell us about it. what can people expect when

>> i like to think of it as a wonderland of content and community. if you're a fan and you have four or five things to do at once that you can't choose between. there are people you can meet. you go to performances. you get an autograph. we try to make sure that it is very fan focused and make sure that all of our attendees -- the fun that they're having always comes first. >> is it just for fans or is this an outlet for people who want to break into the business as well? >> it's a little bit of both. mostly you should be a fan. most people who go into the business are fans of broadway. >> what are some of the workshops? >> we have master talents. somebody who is going to learn how to riff a song. great youtube tutorials. she's going to do one live. we have panels about the industry. performances live. a lot of the costs are camming. hamilton, king and i, fiddler on the roof.

>> of course there's some time to shop. what can people expect on that front? >> we have a full market place. there'll be a lot of exhibitions. it's a really vibrant atmosphere. >> how long does it last? >> it's at the hilton midtown. tickets are -- full weekend tickets are sold out but day passes are still available. go to broadwaycon.com and get them there. january 22nd through january 24th. almost 13 hours a day of programming. >> i know some of the proceeds are going to a charity. tell us about that. >> at least 10% will be going to broadway cares equity fights aids. they have been fantastic partners and helpers to us. >> thank you so much for being here today. there are still tickets left if you are interested many going to broadway con for more information you can head to our website, cbsnew york.com.

time now is 6:25. up next, today's top stories. the governor and mayor team up to fight back against republican presidential hopeful ted cruz. i'm don champion with the

new york values. a message to ted cruz from governor cuomo and mayor de blasio.

values and their thoughts about the money cruz is collecting from new yorkers for his campaign. rescue on ice. crawling on a frozen lake to save a drowning dog. the 911 call that happened in the nick of time. it's a wet and rainy start to your weekend. how long is it expected to stick around? we'll tell you coming up. cbs 2 saturday morning continues right now. good morning. coming up on 6:30. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. fist meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. not looking too good. >> not looking good to start. it is moving out very quickly. i think most of the day will be salvaged and quite warm. this morning, of course with the wet weather falling, we have rain in spots. snow and sleet in others.

let's show you what the radar looks like. here we go. lots of green. heaviest stuff falling east of the city earlier. now it's moving through northern central new jersey. as you look well north of the city up toward sullivan. we have wintery precipitation falling. snow, sleet, possibly freezing rain. just be cautious out there driving on the streets this morning. winter weather advisory is in effect until 10:00 a.m. but personally i would extend that to sullivan, maybe even into orange as well. as we look to the tristate area. temperatures, 43 in the city. 44 in montauk. normal high is 38. we'll be climbing to 49. 9:00 a.m., 43 degrees. most of the rain is out of here. noon, 47. still mainly cloudy. a few breaks of sun possible. by 3:00 this afternoon with a high of 49 degrees we'll see a little bit of sun. we could also see passing showers throughout the afternoon. i think most of the day will

very soggy start to your saturday. i'll have your full forecast coming up. we'll talk much colder air driving back in for the workweek. andrea and diane, back to you. >> thank you. presidential candidate ted cruz is offering somewhat of an apology to new yorkers after his controversial comments about new york values. >> meanwhile mayor de blasio and governor cuomo are joining portions in firing back at the texas senator. don champion has more on the story from times square. don. >> good morning. in an op ed the governor and mayor called cruz's comments about new york a low blow. cruz seems to not be backing down from the comments which are meant to be an attack on donald trump. political frenemies bill de blasio and andrew cuomo are united in tear attack of ted cruz.

cruz's criticism of so-cthe white house. it cruz has gotten nearly half a million dollars of donations from new yorkers. some voters think the fuss is all about nothing. >> of course new york is mostly democrat; right? democrats have mostly liberal values; right? that's just the way it is. it's not a good or a bad statement. >> reporter: cruz is using this fight as a moment to raise money. yesterday his caaign sent out a mass e-mail to new york supporters saying the attacks on cruz are unfair. the of the suspects. around 3:30 yesterday afternoon they entered a beth page credit union and passed a note to a teller demanding money. once they received the

cash investigators say they took off. no one was hurt. police in queens are also searching for a man and woman who held up a td bank on thursday. investigators say they walked in wearing all black, pointed their guns and ordered everyone to the ground. then handed a bag to the teller demanding money. they got away with $2000 and two red dye packs. a bag with the exploded packs was found at a nearby street. no word that robbery is connected to the one we just told you about on long island. new jersey firefighters made a daring rescue on a frozen lake. spoke with the heroes who put thundershower lives on the line to save a drowning puppy. >> a harrowing scene. a german shepherd puppy six months old falling through a hole in the ice into the frigid waters. rescuers from the volunteer fire department crawling out on to the lake on their knees to try to save him. >> let him get him out. >> west millford firefighters

>> the dog was drowning in the ice. he went under the ice, actually, a couple times. >> police say the dog got out of its owners dog next door and into a world of trouble and danger and saving him will not be easy. deputy chief dressed in a cold water survival suit goes into the freezing waters as the ice below him cracks while trying to bring the puppy out. but the dog is frightened and resists. actually biting the rescuers and then swimming away. >> he wasn't happy to see us, unfortunately. he was frightened and scared and decided to bite us a lot. >> reporter: the challenge now is not only getting the fog out but getting him out before hypothermia sets in. >> use the sled. put it in front of him. >> reporter: finally after six minutes -- >> come on, he's coming. there we go. >> the puppy is brought to safety. firefighters tell us cold but okay. the rescuers all safe as well. >> we were quick.

saved the pup. he's doing good. >> i was so scared. >> a heart felt thank you from the dog's owner yolanda ortiz to the men who saved her pup from a frozen fate. >> scott, thank you. another tale of heroism. a bergen county crossing guard saved a mother and her daughter. charlie lee has been helping people cross the street for 15 years. he's posted every school day at the intersection of broad avenue and fort lee road. last week jamie says stop. >> he literally stopped and jumped in front of the car and made them stop. i couldn't believe he just would do that. the car could have hit him. >> lee has put his life on the line before. leonia police say last may a driver hit lee while he was on the job. he went to the hospital but

miss a single shift. >> wow, that is the kind of guy you want working in your neighborhood. >> such heroism in our area. >> good for them. we like these kind of stories. keep them coming, please. time now 6:37. actor sean penn is speaking out on the fallout from his interview with el chapo. >> they were clearly humiliated by the notion that someone found him before they did. >> why he feels targeted by the mexican government. and meet tennessee's newest millionaires. how these power ballwiners nearly missed out on their $200 million winnings. >> first here's vanessa murdock. >> off to a soggy start. i think most of the day will be dry. coming up your full forecast. we'll talk about colder air that will impact your workweek. remember rain or shine you can have the forecast any time with the cbs new york weather app.

and video. good morning. taking a live look from our camera on top of the empire state building. a rainy saturday morning out there. 6:40. 43 degrees. the day won't be an entire washout. forecast coming up. actor sean penn says his article with mexican drug lord joaquin guzman was a failure. penn met with guzman in october, three months before mexican authorities recaptured him. speaking with cbs 60 minutes, penn tells charlie rose he beliefs mexico was humiliated. >> do you believe that the mexican government released

wanted to see you blamed and to put you at risk? >> yes. >> they wanted to encourage the cartel to put you in their cross hairs? >> yes. >> are you fearful for your life? >> no. >> penn says the rolling stone article he wrote was a failure because it missed its purpose which was to start a conversation about the war on drugs. el chapo was captured after six months on the run. you can watch the entire interview with sean penn on 60 minutes tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on cbs 2 after football. listening to his better half save a tennessee man from a multimillion dollar mistake. john robinson says he almost didn't buy the ticket until his wife nudged him. >> i told her, i said i really don't feel like picking them up. but i'll stop at the store. >> scene i bet he's glad he listened now.

up their huge share of the winnings. lump sum of nearly $328 million. that's about $200 million less than if they had taken installments. lisa robinson described the moment she realized they had won. >> well, i was running down the hallway screaming and crying and i said you have to check the numbers. >> they plan to pay off their mortgage, their daughter's student loans and go back to work for now. she left out the part where she said i told you so. >> can you imagine if he didn't pick up the tickets? i interviewed a woman last week just doing all the powerball stories. she was in the store because her husband said he wouldn't share if they won. she had to go buy her own ticket. they're sharing, this couple. >> i bet she wishes she had won. >> exclusive forecast. vanessa murdock is here with a

almost looked like the city was steaming. start. long. we'll likely see mostly dry for the rest of the day. maybe a few passing showers this afternoon. you'll be able to enjoy unseasonable warmth. not just yet. a few more showers. we'll look at where rainfall totals are right now. many of us -- my apologies there. here we go. this is the rainfall button. they've gotten about a third of an inch. a third of an inch in greenwood lake. we have seen higher totals well

about a quartlans. it is going to be a mild day. we'll be pushing 50 and then tomorrow the colder half of your weekend with highs for most of us in the 30s. now we are seeing mainly rain this morning. but tomorrow into monday we're looking at passing snow showers possible. so that will be pretty to see. bitter air is on the way for monday and tuesday. we're talking feels like temperatures in the teens monday and tuesday. this morning, however, very mild out there. most of us in the 40s. we do have a wind advisory for the east end of long island in effect till 10:00 a.m.

per hour as an area of low norm. for sunday it is 38. monday, getting so chilly. 29. wet weather will be lifting on out quickly air. today bulk of that precipitation is off the shore. as we make our way sunday into monday, snow showers will be possible as some colder air makes its way back in. today, morning rain. late breaks of sunshine. west-northwest winds at 10 to 15 miles per hour. partly cloudy and 32. it will be 20s in the suburbs. winds will be calmer this evening. over the day tomorrow it be the colder half of your weekend. 38 degrees. we'll see sun tomorrow.

as we make our way >> you rode last night, you're here early this morning. what is it like for you to be at madison square garden doing this. this is your first year there. >> it's my first time in new york. for madison square garden. >> first time in new york ever. >> ever. i don't travel anywhere just to go. i travel to ride bulls so wherever bull riding takes us is where i go. i would say the most comparison

so -- it's definitely different from my slow town little town living. >> because you said you live in north carolina.

beginning a lot of pyro, a riding sheep. i just worked my way up through junior rodeo and high school rodeo.

living riding bulls. sn't. i line? what are the prizes? >> the overall prize is $1.2 million. that's overall and then coming in. we appreciate it. >> thank you very much. >> for more information on the professional bull riding event at madison square garden, you can head to our website. you can also watch it today at noon from home right here on cbs 2. diane, over to you. >> thanks. time now 6:49. up next, the ultimate beach house.

point built to resemble an arc. it's all facing the long island sound with 300 feet of private sandy beach. that's coming up in living large. first here's alex dennis with your weekend traffic update. >> a change for subway riders in brooklyn. the m line into manhattan,

that is your traffic report. everyone has a different idea when you >> the views. >> the views. >> the home is all about indoor outdoor living with a water view from every room.

the ceiling in here. it's a very sophisticated glass system and it's the same engineering and technology that rcase second level.

alabama limestone fireplace. the dressing rooms a whole wall of closets. the master bathrooms entirely onyx. we took an elevator back to this home has even it cost to live large here? >> $20 million. >> all right. thank you. >> that's living large in sands points. >> if you're worried about

there are >> she wouldn't want to clean it. >> we'll just crash the party. >> hi, coming up they're accused of violating the do not call registry more than 50 million times. inside the trial that may put fear into telemarketers. >> it's a beloved street. we'll take a look at the changes being made for the new sesame street that premieres on hbo later today. call it the new city of lights. we'll take you to london for the lumier festival lighting up biddings and faces. >> all that plus your eye opener, the dish and music on our saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looking forward to it. thank you both. pizza rat is so 2015. this year new rodents are taking over the internet. meet pita rat. new video is being shared

slice of pita on the steps of a subway station. this is supposed to be herald square. they get into a tug of war. one eventually gives up. >> i thought they were working together. looked like they had teamwork going on.

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