morning continues at 7:00. presidential candidates make their final stop before the iowa caucuses. find out who is leading the pack and who is gaining momentum before the big day. >> i remember coming home from school like almost every day. i remember i would see him outside. >> danger at home. a boy's deadly fall raises serious questions about safety.

off the weekend. cbs 2 news sunday morning starts right now. good morning. 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, january 31st i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. today's top stories are straight ahead but first vanessa murdock is here with one of our top stories this morning which is is the weather and this warmup. hard to believe after the blizzard we are talking about a warmup. >> and a big time continued melting of whatever snow is left. we will be reaching nearly 60 by midweek. today many of us will hit 50. so serious numbers out there for today. i think it's a great end to the weekend. let's check on the temps right now though. we're not at 50 yet. most of us below the freezing mark or many of us any way. but it is 39 in central park. 37 in westberry. as we look at the vortex

have plenty of clouds moving on in. for today plenty of clouds. some sun. it will not be a completely cloudy day. we are calling for a mixture of sunshine and clouds. 9:00 a.m., 40. it feels like 35. by noon 44 is feeling like 40. 49 feels like 47. today winds out of the southwest generally speaking at 5-10. not a huge windchill but the southwest winds are what is warming us up. coming up we will talk more about the warmth and also about the chance for snow in the extepidded forecast. andrea and dianne, back to you. new york city is increasing security at homeless shelters for the mentally ill. >> the move comes days after a homeless man was accused of killing his roommate. alana gold is live with more. alana. >> reporter: andrea y the mayor says the violence needs to stop at these homeless shelters so now he is giving them more support to make sure that

shelter. now they will be here 24 hours a day. shelters are also getting more them safer. offices from the nypd and department of homeless services both inside and outside the boulevard on lexington avenue. they are doing extra patrols at this east harlem shelter. >> it make you feel a little bit safer. >> reporter: frank started staying here three weeks ago and can't help but ignore the enhanced security. >> when i walked in there they pat me down, they took off my jacket. and they check me thoroughly. >> reporter: looking for weapons? >> yes. >> reporter: this weekend mayor de blasio announced these patrols and directed the nypd to direct security at 23 homeless shelters. the other measures being put in place having new mental health teams to help people. extra funding for mental health

communication protocols between hospitals and homeless agencies to identify people that are high risk. the changes just 24 hours after robert moscalli a cbs consultant. the changes prompted by the murder of former teacher devon black wednesday night at the boulevard. police say the suspect 21-year- old anthony white nearly decapitated the victim after threatening to kill someone nearly a week after his stolen cell phone. white has psychiatric problems and he is on the run. [ inaudible ] >> reporter: and the mayor says these shelters are more stable. people who stay here will have a better chance of moving

live in east harlem this morning alana gold cbs 2 news. now to campaign 2016 with just one day to go until the iowa caucuses, the presidential hopefuls are pulling out all the stops to attract voters. >> marley hall reports from des moines. marley. >> reporter: andrea and dianne, candidates have been crisscrossing iowa scrambling and campaigning for last minute support. it's the all important first contest in the 2016 race for president. >> how would you like to make the proponents look dumb on election night? >> reporter: warning he will lose if there is a low turn out. hillary clinton attacked sanders on his plan for free college tuition. >> i do not believe giving free college to donald trump's youngest child is in the best interest of all the hard working americans who need help.

the des moines register poll shows donald trump has a five point lead over ted cruz and a 13 point lead over marco rubio. >> the only thing that matters is the poll that will be taken on monday. >> reporter: trump campaigned with reverend jerry junior saturday night to attract christian voters. while cruz says he looks forward to january 2017. >> donald trump will be back on television. >> reporter: ethanol is a hot topic in iowa. the renewable fuel is made from corn. the states number one crop. >> it could be a deciding issue for some iowa voters. >> reporter: kyle phillips says he will -- >> and it's my livelihood. it supports my family. >> reporter: iowa voters have several opportunities to find out where the candidates stand on all of the issues today as they make their final push ahead of monday's caucuses.

night at 7:00 central and candidates are urging iowans to get out there and vote despite a snowy forecast. >> snowy forecast. all right, thank you. and yesterday the new york times editorial board endivorced john-- endorsed john kasich. meanwhile as you can tell hillary clinton got the papers nod. coming up later this morning on face the nation, john dickerson will talk to donald trump and senator marco rubio. and stay tuned whether be talking with john coming up around 8:00. right now we have new information on the hit and run in brooklyn that left a woman critically injured. the nypd has released a photo of the gray bmw.

yesterday near rodney street and williamsburg. the woman is in critical condition. she is still at belvieu hospital. over in the bronx police are searching for a man accused of a string of store robberies. police say he last hit on monday at a clothing store in west chester avenue in park chester where he allegedly made away with cash. he also is accused in the robbery of a cell phone store and attempted robbery of another clothing store. a new jersey community is in mourning after the death of a four-year-old boy who fell from a window. this happened yesterday afternoon at the summit plaza apartments on newark avenue in jersey city. the boy somehow fell from a fifth floor window to the concrete parking lot below. neighbors tell cbs 2 his death could have been prevented. >> no windows over here have safety bars. >> that is a dangerous >> it definitely is. i think so. if you let a woman move into an apartment with a small child that high, you should have some

windows. >> we called summit plaza management company for comment last night but there was no answer. the hudson county prosecutors office says it is investigating the death which at this point appears to appears to be accidental. regulations will resume in new york city. they are reminding workers to dig out their car and move. time now is 7:09. nine days after they made a daring prison break the hunt for two dangerous fugitives comes to an end. how california police managed to track them down hundreds of miles away from where they escaped. >> long island residents take a stand against a casino proposal that could change their neighborhood. >> ladies and gentlemen welcome to diverse tv.

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the third inmate ba d duong surrendered to police. one person was fatally shot and seven others injured after a fight broke out at a motorcycle expo in denver. the violence erupted yesterday afternoon at the national western complex where this weekends colorado motorcycle expo was being held. police have declined to identify the motorcycle clubs involved in the fight. they say the incident remains under investigation. facebook is banning private sales of guns saying it hopes to move -- it extends to facebook photo sharing instagram. the ban only applies to private person to person sales. licensed gun dealers and gun clubs could continue to post on the website still groups say the move unconstitutional, gun safety advocacy groups are applauding the move.

screen actor guild award. >> it's a stark contrast to the controversy surrounding the oscars. david daniel looks at the nights biggest winners and moments. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to diverse tv. >> reporter: the 22nd annual sag awards turn into a show of strength for diversity in hollywood. queen latifah was honored for the tv show bessie. >> i hope anyone out there who does not come in the package that people say you should, keep fighting for it. >> reporter: for the second straight year orange is the new black doubled down. >> look at this stake. athen mice is what we talk about when we talk about diversity. >> we made a film about real people and real lives you know.

playing a transgender woman in transparent. even the nights lifetime achievement honoree carroll burnett recalled being told early this her career. >> all the comedy variety shows are hosted by men. comedy variety is a mans game. >> reporter: as for those looking for oscar -- and the nights big award best film ensemble went to spotlight. >> this is really for the disinfranchised everywhere. this is for every flint, michigan in the world. this is for the powerless. >> reporter: a fitting end to the night that showed hollywood's ability to reach and represent people through diversity. >> how many of these movies have you seen? >> actually quite a few.

that or embarrassed. it's been good weather for the movies lately. let's check in with vanessa murdock to see what we can expect for this week. i say today, not so much a day for the movies. it will be warm and pretty nice out there. not the day to creep on inside. wednesday while it will be the warmest day of the next seven, it will be raining. maybe plan on moving wednesday evening. here we go let's take you live outside. show you what is happening. we are just about not quite ten minutes after sunrise and it's looking pretty out there but we have plenty of clouds. mostly cloudy, 39. south, southwest winds at 9 miles per hour. this is key in our forecast. moving forward we will crank in air out of the southwest. that will help to warm things up around here. for today temps jump up by ten degrees. tomorrow it will still be mild but we have a few showers in the forecast. especially in the afternoon. and then wednesday will be the warmest day of the next seven. we are talking about pushing 60 on wednesday. we're not there right now.

34 in toms river. your temperature trend looks like this. yesterday 39 degrees. today 49. keep in mind 39 is where it should be. tuesday a little cooler at 47. and then on wednesday we are pushing 60. so today's high of 49 is the normal high for march 14th. we're fast forwarding to almost springtime weather. not quite. you know. later march is when spring officially begins. but on the vortex satellite and radar picture, very nice to look at. plenty of clouds out there. big area of high pressure dominating that forecast. that is why we have that push out of the southwest. hence the nice and toasty air that will be in for today. it will not be hot, but almost 50. 50 for some it's looking good. as we look at your forecast hour by hour, i think the model under does the clouds for today. expect for clouds, some sun but over all looking good to end your weekend. over night we will see a few more clouds moving in. and for your day tomorrow, here's the deal.

with a cold front moving on in. we may see showers in the afternoon but mild. over night tuesday looking good. ground hog day on tuesday. and then for wednesday we are tracking a potential for some significantly warm and wet weather. that is on wednesday. let's enjoy this weather in the meantime. 50s in the city. over night more clouds building on in. 42 in the city translates to 30s north and west. and for your day tomorrow a chance of showers in the afternoon but generally a decent day. 53-degrees to start that workweek. now your extended forecast. here we go. looking to tuesday. 47 degrees. mostly sunny. it's a beautiful day. on wednesday 58. super warm. pushing 60. i think some of us get there. it will be wet and windy. now for thursday, 46-degrees with that cooler breeze in the air. temperatures start to drop off.

levels with a chance for snow. it's not looking promising right now but it's something we are watching and next saturday sunny. >> so all the winter haters get a reprieve on wednesday. but wednesday can't really enjoy it with the rain. >> yeah i don't think it will be a perfect day to get out and enjoy the warmth. believe it or not it's actually citrus season. >> here is stephanie tantillo. >> reporter: we are in citrus season. it's a very important fruit to remember because there are so many different kinds and now is the best time to get it. when it comes to meyer lemons you want to think like an orange. they actually almost have the color of it too. let's talk about selection storage. they will be a little softer

you want the skin to be nice and glossy. this is beautiful for zest. when you bring the lemons home, store them on the counter. when it comes to usage, i like otobius the segments undeserts. time is 7:20. the alleged crime was all in the family. a father and son was arrested by police accused of finding thousands of dollars of cash inside their suburban home. >> and is technology disturbing

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getting your kids to look up from their electronics is getting tougher than ever. children are glued to their tablets, cell phones, and spending less quality time with their families. parents are guilty of much of the same. how do you end and turn the tide on digital distraction in their home? gigi is here with how to reclaim your family and turn the focus back on each other. welcome. >> welcome. i'm so glad to be here.

we will talk about the phones and everything that is effecting family life today like never before. how is it negatively impacting relationships in the family? >> reporter: it's very interesting. you have to think about those digital devices. and as a parent can you balance a child in one hand and a digital device in another. and unfortunately, the answer is no. so as much as it feels like we are more connected than ever, in fact on the surface we may be but underneath we're not. >> reporter: and when you are not, what are the negative implications? >> there are a lot of negative implications. one of the things that is interesting is the current research on screen time is really based on what has been happening with television. it doesn't really include cell phones, ipads, those kind of things. but what we know that is not good for children is one parents and children are not having conversations together. and lastly children learn most

>> i can't imagine growing up with this stuff. you have some tips. we're going to start with for parents. because as you said a lot of moms especially have the kid in one hand, the device in others. >> i'm going to suggest four things. i'm going to suggest turn it off. which will be super hard. i'm going to suggest tuck it away. i'm going to suggest talk it up. >> which means what? >> talk it up means, andly will talk about them. talk it up means having conversations with your children. and the last one is going to be turn it back on. if you have a set time you know you are are turning it off and you are tucking it away. then you are going to be able to know that at 9:00 when everybody is tucked into bed, i'm going to pull that device back out. >> what about the mom is a is watching? how do i do that? >> you can tuck it away. just like you said you didn't grow up with these devices and i didn't grow up with these devices and we were actually

there is a little bit of us knowing where everyone is every single second. we plan a little bit ahead, we won't have to be on the phone all the time. >> we have tips for toddlers. it amazes me when i see a toddler with a phone in a stroller. we have to have tips for toddlers. >> what is interesting the american academy of pediatrics suggests toddlers don't even use screen. but we know that is happening. one is that we don't want to use that as a pacifier or bribe. we want to make sure that we offer those children toys or books. things that are interactive that they can use. we want to make sure that toddlers get that chance to be creative and do the things that toddlers need to do. >> they shouldn't even have the phone to begin with. >> they shouldn't. but as a parent of four, i have to admit sometimes we do that. is happening. >> for betweens. the kids are taking them to

what are the tips for tweens? >> we will make sure those tweens we have parental controls on their devices. we use them in areas where we can see them. and we will have stop and start times. it's awesome for your child to understand there is a time you can use it, and a time you can't. >> and the same thing you said for the toddlers don't use them as a bribe. not a pacifier of course for a tween. >> often when we are dealing with tweens and starting the hormonal issues we want to pacify them. >> tweens is what ages? >> tweens used to be 10-12. today it's anywhere from 8-12. >> starting earlier and earlier. last but not least teenagers. >> teenagers. teenagers are tough. last year i had four teenagers in my home. >> you survived. congratulations. >> exactly.

teenagers and using those mobile devices. but what we want to do is make sure we teach them social edit. we want to make sure they have a high self-esteem. they are always comparing themselves to people on facebook. and we know those are very best pictures. we want to make sure they have time when they tuck it away and do things that are nondigital. >> exactly. like going outside and playing even when you are a teenager. >> what we know is people are most creative not when they are on a device but when they are simply walking or having a conversation like you and i are doing. >> thank you so much. we really appreciate it. and you're online, you're on twitter, you're on facebook if people have more questions. >> absolutely. thank you so much for having me. >> we appreciate it. and for more information if you missed any of her tips, you can

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beefing up security at homeless shelters. mayor de blasio announces a

homeless man was murdered by his roommate. the search for the suspect now who is still on the loose. >> plus a new york lawmaker proposes a federal plan to fight the zika virus after at least seven people infected in the metro area. >> hundreds of residents gather to protest plans to build a casino at belmont park. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. it sounds like today get

here. many places will actually hit the 50-degree mark. so let's start things off where temperatures are right now. it is 39 in the city. 32 for freehold. 30 in liberty. on the vortex satellite and radar we have ample cloud cover moving on through but breaks of sunshine. a mix of sunshine and clouds but over all a beauty. noon it's 44. feeling like 40. by 3:00 this afternoon 4 the high in the city feels like 47. again i do think there will be plenty of 50s out there on the grid. so looking great to end your weekend. here's the deal, this is not the warmest day of the next seven. coming up in my full forecast, we will talk about high the numbers will go, we will talk about rain chances and more potential for snow. andrea and dianne, back to you. >> thank you. new york city is stepping up security at homeless shelters for the mentally ill. >> this comes days after

murdering his roommate at a shelter in east harlem. cbs 2 alana gold reports. >> reporter: the mayor says the city can't take any chances after the murder at this shelter then is why he is making changes. this morning we are seeing those changes. officers are standing at the front door, they are on guard and now they will be here 24 hours a day. and also the mayor is having the nypd review security at dozens of shelters across the city. officers from the nypd and department of homeless services both inside and outside the boulevard on lexington avenue. they are doing extra patrols at this east harlem shelter for men with mental health issues. frank started staying here three weeks ago and he can't ignore the enhanced security. >> when i walked in there, they pat me down, they took off my jacket and you know they checked me thoroughly. >> reporter: this weekend mayor

patrols and directed the ncpd to review security. the other measures being put in place having new mental health teams to help clients. putting peace officer at those shelters 24 hours a day, seven days a week. extra funding for mental health services and better communication protocols between hospitals and homeless agencies to identify people who are high risk. the changes just 24 hours after robert moscalli a cbs news consultant made this recommendation. >> my suggestion is the nypd go in and do a security assessment of all the shelters. >> reporter: police say the suspect nearly decapitated the victim after threatening to kill someone for nearly a week over a stolen cell phone. white has psychiatric problems and he's on the run.

vulnerable element for people in our societies is protected. this is a tragedy that was entirely preventable. >> reporter: there are hundreds of homeless shelters across new york city but the changes will only apply to shelters for the mentally ill. in east harlem alana gold cbs 2 news. now to campaign 2016. we are just one day away from the iowa caucuses and the presidential hopefuls are hitting the pavement to attract last minute voters. >> marley hall is live from des moines with more on this. marley. >> reporter: andrea and dianne, it's been a busy last few days for candidates as they head into tomorrow nights caucuses. it's the all important first contest in the 2016 race for president and every vote counts. >> how would you like to make the pendants look dumb on election night? >> reporter: senator bernie sanders urged a young crowd to caucus on monday. warning he will lose if there

sanders on his plan for free college tuition. >> i do not believe giving free college to donald trump's youngest child is in the best interest of all the hard wing americans that need help. >> reporter: donald trump has a 5 point lead over ted cruz and a 13 point lead over marco rubio. >> the only thing that matters is the poll that will be taken on monday. >> donald trump will be back on television. >> reporter: ethanol is a hot topic in iowa. farmer ray kyle phillips says he will only favor candidates that favor a government mandate to increase the number of ethanol blended into fuel.

opportunities to find out where the candidates stand on all of the issues today as they make their final push ahead of monday's caucuses. candidates are urging voters to get out there and brave the conditions. >> thanks so much. coming up later this morning on face the nation, john dickerson will talk with donald trump and senator marco rubio ahead of the iowa caucus tomorrow. stay tuned, we will be talking with john at 8:00. special elections to fill new york's vacant senate and assembly seats are set for april 19th. the date coincides with the

republican used his job to extort benefits. voters will also fill a currently vacant assembly seat onesti tin island. long island father and son are behind bars after police say they ran drugs out of their home. neighbors say they are relieved. >> there were cars coming and going constantly. >> people shouldn't have to go out and get their paper and see someone completely strung out. >> the bust was part of an antidrug campaign with special operations teams.

nine raids since the campaign began last month. chuck shammer is calling for quick action on containing the zika virus. shammer has detailed a three- point government plan to fight the mosquito born virus. he also says the world health organization needs to declare a health emergency. dozens of protestors are fighting a plan to build a new casino at belmont park. demonstrators chanted no cassone as -- casino as they went on a mile long march. some residents say they fear more gambling will mean increased crime, traffic, and lower property values. others have mixed feelings.

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do you believe in love at first click? two strangers apparently did. they took a big chance on love getting married just moments after meeting for the very first time. >> the instant wedding started on instagram. >> we're going to like oh my god there he is. >> reporter: erika anxiously waits inside the nearly empty ontario airport. she is about to marry the man of her dreams that you haven't

>> you leap into that like there is no tomorrow. >> reporter: a year ago she and arty ran damly connected over instagram. call it love at first click but arty lives this new york. roblem. so their love grew through poetry and videos. >> i love you. good night baby. >> reporter: arty bought a one way plane ticket and the two plan to elope minutes after he lands. we've been waiting for the past hour. but we just got the call arty has landed and any second he will come down thatescalator. travelers look on in anticipation and then. hi i'm erika. don't drop me. it's nice to meet you. >> reporter: arty pops the question. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> reporter: the two still in

vows. >> it's just really exciting. it's very surreal to be a part of this experience. >> reporter: an instar wedding, an instar success. their advice to all of these love seekers out there. >> don't listen to your thoughts. don't listen to your head. follow your heart, follow your soul. >> that will be a story to tell their grandchildren. let's head over to vanessa murdock. she is keeping an eye on the forecast. >> i think it's a good tend the weekend. and the temperatures will continue to climb from here. as did the love between that couple. here we go checking in with our weather watchers right now. beautiful pictures rolling in this morning. yes with those clouds it makes

sunrise. and we do have a couple more. bruce adams sends a couple more through the trees. so thank you to our weather watchers for sharing your photos. i would like to take you live outside right now. show you what is happening across the city. the sub sun is reflecting off the buildings. 39 degrees. not as cold as yesterday morning. south, southwest winds at 9 miles per hour. what do you expect from this forecast? milder today, sunshine and cloudsen be we are talking a push to 50. and then tomorrow a few afternoon showers in the forecast. the warmest day will be wednesday. pushing 60 then and then the warm comes with rain on wednesday. it looks like it will be pretty soggy and breezy as well. the winter warmth looks like this. yesterday we were perfectically seasonable at 39 degrees. today ten degrees above normal. tomorrow 15 degrees above normal. a little cooler an tuesday for

wednesday nearly 20 degrees above the norm. i'm loving this forecast. here is the deal, average high temperature for january 2016 is about 40 degrees. so far. normal is 38. so we are already above normal and as we go into february, that month is going to start off very warm indeed. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture, we through. this will be the general trend for today. more clouds, some sun but looking awfully good. we get a nice push of air out of the southwest nap is why temperatures will be warming up. den grows above where we were yesterday. a warmer finish to your weekend. tomorrow what is going to happen still mild out there but a cold front rolls on through. with that afternoon showers in the forecast. as we make our way into tuesday lots of sunshine. a little bit cooler. will the ground hog see his shadow or not? will there be six weeks of

i say not. for today sunshine and clouds. 39 49 degrees. over night tonight with more clouds moving on in. tomorrow looking very mild but again the showers move into the afternoon. take a look. 53 tomorrow. mostly cloudy skies. showers pm. tuesday 47 and mostly sunny. 58 very warm but wet and windy on wednesday. thursday getting cooler. 46 clearing friday. that is our next chance that we are watching the potential for some snow. dianne, over to you. it is almost time for the 140th annual west minister kennel club dog show. and this year you might notice new faces in the snow. organizers have introduced seven new breeds. gail is here to talk about their big debut. gail, thank you for being here. i love dogs, i love the show.

>> we have seven new breeds. it's very exciting. first is the oldest french herding breed. they are a wonderful breed that has a low maintenance coat. they are easy to take care of. they have very trainable. >> sounds like a great pet and show dog as well. >> that is right. they have a dense curly coat. they are originally were bred to hunt as a general hunter but then they became specialized and how they are truffle hunters. and the miniature american shepard. which is a wonderful herding breed from the united states. they love to work and they make great companion as well. >> what a beautiful coat. and tell me about the boar bell. >> the boar bell is wonderful. they are joining the working group. and they are from south africa originally as an all around farm dog. because of their strength they

and so they are a lovely breed. they will be low maintenance but they are a strong dog. they need to be socialized and trained early. >> they look like a powerful breed. and now we do love the videos of the dog. but we have some of the real thing here. tell us about some of our models here. >> here we have a pizza. >> hi. come here. >> and this is an ancient egyptian breed that was brought to sicily over 25500 year -- 2500 years ago. >> they will be watching her head structure. what makes her a churneco. >> she seems very focus today

round for her. thank you for bringing her in. >> this is mona. and this spanish water dog is joining the herding group. hunting breed. they have beautiful coat. they come in many colors and very trainable and easy going companion. they are wonderful breed. >> what is the secret to maintaining a coat like this? >> this coat can cord if left to grow. it can become corded. >> all right, thank you. >> very little grooming here. let it grow. >> thank you for bringing her in. and speaking about coats. every now and then i wake up in the morning looking like this. this is what we are going for with this dog. >> this is the burger moscow. and they do have a very unique coat. they have a triple coat actually.

as she gets older she is 2.5. >> thank you so much for bringing her in. and walk us through a little bit what goes into make these decisions? >> sometimes we call them new breed but they are ancient. they are just gaining popularity in the united states. and they just last year gained akc breed recognition. >> and quickly where is the show? how can people get tickets? what can people expect? >> we kick off west minister week with our meet and compete event. and then we have the dog show. you can get tickets at thegarden.com. >> thank you so much for being on.

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>> it costs $22 million -- $22,995,000 to live large. >> taxes will cost you just over $195,000 a year. but your kitchen table can transform into a ping-pong table. a lot of people would love to have that problem. time is 7:57. the road to the super bowl makes a stop in new jersey. we go back in time with a carolina panther that once