school football. presidential candidates are making their final stops before the iowa caucuses. find out who is gaining ground before the big day. >> i remember coming home from school every day and i remember i would see him outside.

>> danger at home. a boy's deadly fall is raise ing serious questions about safety. >> and head outside because we have a warm upcoming our way. we will chat with vanessa murdock in just a bit. >> cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. >> live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning. 8:01 on this sunday, january 31st. i'm diane masedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. vanessa murdock is up first to tell us about this warm up. >> good news today. we're going to near 50 degrees for a high. we'll see sun, plenty of clouds and a great end to the weekend. let's show you where we are right now. we're warming up. it's 32 in mccaffey, 38 for great neck eatonville at 38. we have plenty of clouds over head

there's some sun getting through too that will be the general trend for today. let's take you through the forecast hour by hour. at 9:00 a.m. 40 feels like 35, at 12:0044 feels like 40. at 3:00 our high is 49 and will feel like 47. coming up we'll talk about temperatures even warmer than this. back to you. >> thank you. one day to go until the iowa caucuses. the latest pole shows donald trump has regained his lead on the republican side. >> on the democratic side it looks like bernie sanders and hillary clinton are neck and neck. marly hall reports from des moines. >> how would you like to make them look dumb on election night? >> bernie sanders urged a young crowd to caucus on monday warning him he would lose if there's a low turn out.

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 american who is need help. >> among all republicans the poll shows 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 pole that's going to be taken on monday. >> trump campaigned with reverend fallwell to attract christian voter. cruz said he looks forward to it. >> donald trump will be back on television. >> ethanol is a hot topic in iowa. the renewable fuel is made from corn, the state's number one crop. >> it could be a deciding issue for some iowa voters. >> farmer ray kyle phillips said he will only vote for a

>> it supports my family. >> iowa voters have several opportunities to find out where candidates stand today as they make their final pushes ahead of monday's caucuses. marly hall, cbs 2. >> john dickerson will talk with donald trump and senator marco rubio later on his show. >> he joins us live from washington now with a preview. good morning, john. >> good morning. that's right. we're going to talk to donald trump who is leading in that last pole right before the voting begins. there are a lot of iowans making up their mind. that's why it will be interesting to talk to marco rubio. he may come in third but he could be the alternative. then we're going to talk to ann shelter who did that pole.

has a great track record. we will talk to her about the democratic and republican race and then we'll have our political round table to explain what it all means. >> john, assuming the polls are right and trump comes out on top how important is that second place finish and maybe that third place finish? >> i think you could argue that the third place finish is the more important than the silver. under the scenario you described donald trump comes in first that would be a big blow to ted cruz in a state that really is probably one of the best for him. so there will be a lot of focus on who is the alternative to trump. if the third place finisher, let's say it's marco rubio, does well then everybody will turn to new hampshire where the third place finisher would have a better shot than in iowa. there will be a lot of talk about a kind of trump/rubio clash. third may be more important than second. if donald trump doesn't win then who comes in second will be the

>> just lastly on the democratic side how will this latest news about clinton's e-mail, the latest news that there was top secret information on that server, impact voters or will it? >> in terms of iowa voters it's already in their views. it's a matter of turning out voters in iowa. going forward into other states the e-mail story could gain new life. it's been covered quite a lot. this information for the moment is probably going to whatever people already the believe. the crucial distinction about this new story if this is where it goes is whether secretary clinton knew that the information was classified. she said she didn't. if there's any proof that she did that would be a turn in the story, create a lot of coverage. >> it's the super bowl of political coverage for you, john. good luck. we'll be watching later today. >> thanks. >> you can catch john

hour of face the nation later this morning at 10:30 right here on cbs 2. >> a lot of interesting pieces to that puzzle. we're following breaking news in harlem. police are investigating another slashing at a subway station. >> ilana gold is live at 110th treat with more. ilana. >> reporter: andrea, police say the victim, a 27-year-old man, was rushed to the hospital after getting slashed in the face. this all happened right here at the number 2 subway stop on lennox avenue. the victim was on the platform this morning arguing with a woman and she asked another man for help and that man slashed the victim in the face and took off. the victim is now getting stitches and expected to be okay. this is the fourth time someone has been slashed in new york city since last week. a 29-year-old was slashed in the face. she took a picture of the suspect

pulled out a knife when she bumped into him. this is a disturbing trend. police are looking for a suspect who took off after he slashed a man at 110th street and lennox avenue. if you have any information police want you to call them right away. live in harlem this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. a new jersey community is in mourning after the death of a 4-year-old boy who fell from a window. this happened yesterday afternoon at the summit plaza apartments on newark avenue in jersey city. police say the boy somehow fell from a 5th floor window to the concrete parking lot below. neighbors tell cbs 2 they believe his death could have been prevented. >> no windows over here have safety bars. >> that's a dangerous situation. >> it definitely is. i think so. i mean if you're letting a woman move into an apartment with a small child that high you should have some safety bars on the

>> we called summit plaza but got no answer. the hudson county prosecutor's office said it's investigating the death at accidental. time now 8:08. coming up, betting at belmont park. >> long island residents stake take -- take a stand against a casino proposal that could change their neighborhood. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to diverse tv. >> why some say diversity was the winner at last night's sag awards. >> first vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> looking to end with a warm up but the warm up gets bigger into the work week. we also have rain and snow to come coming up in my full forecast. >> first a check of the

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n'mi o ooube oerer oinoralno it tbeerswcho os many are applauding the sag awards for controversy. >> the biggest winners and moments. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome to diverse tv. >> the 22nd annual sag awards turned into a show of strength of diversity. queen latifa was honored for bessy. >> i hope anyone out there keeps fighting for it. >> orange is the new black doubled down. best female actor in a comedy.

represents so many people. >> and the show triumphed again as best comedy series. >> look at this stage. this is what we talk about when we talk about diversity. >> a tv award for luther and a film award for beast of no nation. >> we made a film about real people and real lives. >> jeffery tambor won for transparent. even the achievement honoree carol burnett recalled being told early in her career -- >> all the comedy and variety shows are hosted by men. comedy variety is a man's game. >> as for those looking for

star leo dicaprio got an award and then spotlight was a big winner. >> this is for every flint, this is for the powerless. >> a fitting end to a night that showed hollywood's ability to reach and represent people through diversity. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >> i still have yet to see spotlight. >> i loved it. absolutely loved it. almost every movie that they mentioned i have actually seen and really liked. >> we'll have to see who wins big at the oscars. let's check in with vanessa murdock. today not a great day for movies but maybe later this week. >> maybe wednesday. that will be the rainiest. today get outside. it's going to be nearly 50. some spots it will be 50. over all a great end to the weekend. let's start things off live outside. you can see the clouds out there. this will be a general picture for today. plenty of clouds, some sun and warming up. not as cold this morning as it was yesterday.

southwest winds right now at 9 miles per hour. those winds are critical in the forecast moving forward. why the warmth? we just continue to crank warmer air out of the southwest. temperatures jump today 10 degrees warmer than yesterday. a few showers are in the mild forecast for tomorrow. mainly in the afternoon hours. as i mentioned, the warmest day will be wednesday but it comes with rain that could be heavy at times. up to 44 already in montage. not necessarily a beach day. 28 in liberty, 36 in scaresdale. the temperature out look,10 to 20 degrees move normal through wednesday. as we look beyond wednesday we start to brain in some cooler air.

week's end. we're talking about snow chances on friday. there's a storm system that we're watching off the coast for friday that could bring snow to some of us. what's happen right now, clouds are moving through. it's not blanket of clouds. high pressure is in control hence that wind direction out of the southwest. looking lovely for today. i think we see more clouds than it suggests for today. over night more clouds as that cold front approaches. mostly cloudy through your day tomorrow. into the afternoon you see 3:00 and showers moving through. over night into tuesday skies again to clear. groundhog day looking good, just cooler. for wednesday with that incredible warmth wet weather is on the way. it will be windy on wednesday as well. today with a mix of sunshine and clouds, 49 in the city, 50 for tom's river,

tonight we're going to see just a few clouds out there. 42 over night. monday 53. tuesday 47 and mostly sunny sky ies. wednesday a high of 58, that's nearly 20 degrees above normal. i expect a couple spots may hit 60. on thursday we're cooling things off, it's breezy with some sun. friday the chance for snow as we track a storm system near the coast, a high of 38. next saturday looking lovely, 39 and mostly sunny. diane, over to you. >> thank you. in celebration of black his history month the harlem arts festival is presenting a foothold on the rocks. it has paintings and sculptures. lance armstrong will be featured. thank you for being on. talk about the festival and what it represents. >> the harlem arts festival is a tremendous organization that

the harlem but throughout the city. they're amazing. they to amazing work. >> tell me about this group exhibition. it sounds like it might be difficult to work with so many different artists. how did that all come together? >> each artist is incredibly excited to be in this exhibit because it's a celebration of harlem art and the harlem renaissance including jacob lawrence and gwendlyn lawrence herself. it's to celebrate their legacy. >> it's a tribute to you. how did they inspire you? >> when i was 14 years old my mom showed me a documentary called i'll make the world about had a harlem rent sans. that's what i wanted to do with my work, celebrate urban life.

were so bomb boarded with so many images of negativity. i wanted to celebrate the urban life and culture. that's what i do with my art. >> the hip top culture gets a bad rap for negativity. how do you change that? >> i consider it a conversation between generations. i like to consider the harlem renaissance and hip hop and jazz and just soul music and the civil rights movement. i wanted it to be a conversation between generations. >> anything you want people to know as far as what they can expect to see with the festival itself and with this exhibition? >> just a beautiful celebration of artistry, a mix of style, a mix of images of art and sculpture, jazz, some beautiful things. >> a lot to appreciate. >> what other projukts do you

>> i had an amazing chance to work with kids and do a mural in their elementary school, woodside elementary. i have an exhibition at the end of february for the hudson valley center for contemporary art. i also have tremendous opportunities to do murals throughout the day, a couple of restaurants. >> you're a busy man. >> i am. i try to stay busy. that's a good thing. >> your work is beautiful, your message is beautiful and all of this going for a great cause. thank you so much for coming on. we really appreciate it. >> a pleasure to be here. >> i appreciate it. thank you lance for joining us and you can visit the exhibition at the equity gallery on broom street on the lower east side. we have more information at cbsnewyork.com. time now is 8:20. coming up, a shocking bust on long island. a father and son arrested after police say they ran a drug den out of a luxury apartment in an upscale coram

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>> live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning. it is coming up on 8:30 on this sunday, january 31st. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diana macedo. first meteorologist serena murdock is vanessa murdock is here with the forecast. >> 10 degrees warmer than yesterday which means 10 degrees above seasonal. some will hit 50 today and we'll see some sun and plenty of clouds. right now 32 mount kisko. on the satellite and radar picture, we have plenty of clouds but not a complete blanket of clouds. there are some breaks. we are seeing some sun and that's what you can expect for the duration of today. breaking it down for you, at it's 40 and feels like

by noon 44 feels like 40, at 3:00, 49 feeling like 47. as you make your way into the work week it gets warmer. specifics coming up shortly. back to you. sdmrsz thank you. now -- >> thank you. now to campaign 2016. we're just one day away from iowa caucuses and the presidential hopefuls are hitting the pavement to attract voters. >> marly hall reports live from des moines. marly. >> reporter: good morning, andrea and diane. candidates have been chris crossing iowa. they are encouraging voters to get out there and vote despite a snowy forecast. >> how would you like to make the pun dents look dumb? >> bernie sanders warned he will lose if there's a low turn out. >> hillary clinton attacked sanders on his plan for free college tuition. >> i do not believe giving free

youngest child is in the best interest of all the hard working americans who need help. >> among republicans the des moines register pole shows donald trump has a 5 point lead over ted cruz and a 13 point lead over marco rubio. >> the only thing that matter social -- matters is the pole on monday. >> trump campaigned with reverend fallwell to attract christian voters. >> donald trump will be back on television. >> ethanol is a hot topic in iowa. the re knewable fuel is made from corn, the state's number one crop. >> could be a deciding issue for some iowa voters. >> farmer ray kyle phillips said he will only consider candidates that want to increase the amount of ethanol blended into fuel. >> it's my livelihood. it importants my family. >> iowa voters have

opportunities to find out where the candidates stand today ahead of monday's caucuses. >> reporter: candidates will find out how accurate all those poles have been. iowa will start caucus tomorrow night at 7:00 central. >> thank you. coming up later this morning on face the nation john dickerson will talk with donald trump and marco rubio ahead of the iowa caucuses tomorrow. we will be tuning in for that at 10:30 right here on cbs 2. back here at home we are following break b news in harlem. another slashing at a subway station. ilana gold is live with the details. ilana. >> reporter: the victim is now getting stitches at the hospital. he's 27 years old and he was slashed in the face. this happened right across the street from central park. we want to show you video from the scene. police are down there investigating on the platform. this happened by the number two train around 5:00 this morning.

arguing with a woman and that's when she asked a man for help. seconds later that man apparently went up to that 27-year-old, slashed him in the face and took off. now, this is the fourth time that someone has been slashed in new york city since last week. on tuesday a 29-year-old woman was slashed in the face on the subway. she took a picture of the suspect who then turned himself in. he allegedly told her i will chop you up on this train because she bumped into him. again, now police are investigating another slashing that happened early this morning down by the subway platform near the number 2 train. this is right across the street from central park. if you have any information on the suspect police want you to give them a call. live from harlem, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. a long island four and his son are behind bars this morning after police say they ran a drug den out of their home. suffolk county police arrested

his 23-year-old jasheme at their apartment in coram on friday. they seized $200,000 in cash along with cocaine, heroin and oxycodone. neighbors said they're relieved. >> there were cars coming and going constantly. it was very obvious that there was something going on that didn't belong here. >> 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. so far suffolk county police have executed nine raids since the campaign began last month. new york mayor de blasio has announced plans to increase security at homeless facilities. they recommended a security assessment of every shelter. the city is taking several measures including adding new mental health teams at shelters, keeping peace officers on duties

health services. a teacher was harlem. they said the suspect suffers from psychiatric problems. chuck schumer is calling for quick action on detaining the zika virus. the new york democrat said the u.s. agency for international development should increase its involvement in effected countries. second schumer said the cdc should help quickly develop a vaccine. he said the world health organization needs to declare a health emergency. dozens of protesters are chanting no casino in belmont park.

from setting up 1,000 video terminals. they fear it will mean increased crime, traffic and lower property values. others have mixed feeling. >> we bought that house because it was our next egg. >> i think it's good. i play poker so hopefully it will enhance the neighborhood and give some people a place to go. >> we called nassau off track betting for comment but have not heard back. tomorrow alternate side parking rules will resume in new york city. it was suspended after the blizzard dumped more than 2 feet of snow in new york city but now the department of transportation is reminding new yorkers to dig out their cars and move. time now is 8:37. coming up, the road to the super bowl makes a stop in new jersey. >> all right. look at your forecast it's look ing ing awfully good today.

it gets warmer moving into the work week. details coming up in my full forecast and we'll that talk snow too. rain and shine you can have the forecast any time with the cbs 2 weather app. you can check radar and send us your pictures and video. it's free in the intunes store.

-- itunes store. break ups can be messy. splitting with a partner sometimes means parting ways with possessions. some item cans get lost in the shuffle. >> what do you still from your past relationships and how does your current significant other think about it? >> a picture frame. >> a box of stuff from old girlfriends. >> i don't have anything. >> you were two-time ing ing your girlfriend in the states with a young lady in korea, your wife found picture of the korean girl and american girlfriend and said the american one goes, the korean one you can keep. >> she didn't but i said i am. >> maybe a picture, maybe a little memento? >> somebody took care of it. >> what did you do ? >> i crushed them up. >> when i told my mom i was getting married i came home a week later and the box was gone. i said what happened to my box.

anymore, you're getting married. >> do you have a current young lady? >> i do. she's cool with it. she'll like say a comment or something but that's about it. >> like what comment? >> like a, you still have that? >> i was cleaning all the closets and everything and i seen some love letters. i read them all and i shredded them. >> she made me shred them. >> do you have her name? >> yeah. >> you're smiling? >> shar a the shredder. >> she looks like a pitch. >> in one is sue perior. >> absolutely. she's the one. the one . >> sounds like a song. >> for cbs 2 news john monotone. >> was she a which? -- was she a witch? >> no. >> say yes, say yes . >> a possibility. >> i notice ed d the guy with the american girlfriend and korean girlfriend did not have his wife

>> i love the lady who shredded the love letters. >> she's like of course i did. let's head over to vanessa murdock. don't need to light a fire that much today in terms of warmth because the warmth is outside. >> unless your find your ex's love letters. >> absolutely. we have temperatures on the warm ing trend. so it's not just today, but it gets warmer as we move into the work week. 10 degrees above normal today. by wednesday 20 degrees above the normal. let's start off with our weather watchers and see what they have to say, what's happening around the region. first thing, 39 degrees in neptune city. winds on the calm sides at 4 miles per hour. notice the wind direction, out of the south. that's an important point. those southern winds will be helping to warm us up. 33 degrees says gina in yonkers.

comment, good morning to the women of cbs. have a great sunday. >> back at you. >> let's start off with this picture of time's square. it's starting to get active down there. partly cloudy over head, 38 degrees, southwest winds at 9. so what can you expect from this forecast? here's the deal, milder weather today, sunshine and clouds. tomorrow while the temperatures are still mild we've got showers in the forecast through the afternoon hours. then the warmest day will be wednesday. we will push 60 degrees. well. you may not be able to enjoy the warmth but it will be warm and windy on wednesday. today 49 degrees the forecasted high. the normal high is 39. 10 degrees above normal. sun set i'm loving these longer days. it feels so good to not have it dark at 4:30 anymore. so, yes, we'll be able to enjoy this for quite some

a mixture of sunshine and clouds courtesy of high pressure. the pressure, the dominant feature in the forecast. warmer air for a warmer finish to your weekend. looking good today. tomorrow that cold front approaches. still mild in the low 50s. in the afternoon showers moving on through. then for tuesday, which is groundhog day it is clearing out but out will be a little bit cooler. upper 40s on tuesday. 6 more weeks of winter on an early spring? we'll let good old mr. phil decide but i think he'll forecast an early fringe. some warmer than yesterday, winds out of the southwest. tonight 42 degrees in the city, 30s north and west. a few more clouds through the over night. tomorrow a mostly cloudy day with showers moving through in the afternoon, a high of 53 tomorrow. on ground together day mostly sunny and 47

then as we make our way past groundhog day, wednesday 58 degrees. i expect some 60s out there on the board. rain and wind. skies clear by thursday. it's 46, still breezy. friday seasonable at 38 but plenty of clouds, maybe some snow as well. it's a system that's tracking close to the coast. yesterday it looked like it would travel over land, today it looks like it's out to sea. it looks like next saturday it's all clear and 39. >> a lot to keep track of this week. >> yeah. i want to give a quick shout out to my nephew ethan whose birthday is today. >> is there a party? >> i don't know. i wasn't invited. many homes in new jersey will be watching one particular player very closely for the super bowl. >> a panthers player was a high school football star in the garden state. steve overmyer

>> wayne, new jersey, a close nit community 55,000 strong centered around football. their favorite son is going to the super bowl. >> kids in the building, my classes, that's all they're talking about today, greg olsen. that's great. >> long before greg olsen was cam newton's favorite target with the carolina panthers he was a star at the high school. >> it's good for wayne, good for business and we're just proud of him to know somebody going to the super bowl. >> the olsen's would come to preekness deli every day for lunch and after every win the steak house. >> probably a little food fight. not bad but just joking around guys after the game throwing french fries at each other. >> where are there blooming onions nigh something >> no, they ate all those.

sole -- olsen. in 2002 with his father as coach they helped to school to a championship. >> his father chris olsen a great coach. he won many state championships. i think that bred this football mentality of this town. >> he's going for greg olsen and he caught it. he caught it. >> what an example he must have set for his teammates >> that was the -- he set the bar really not just for the teams that he was on but the team that is have followed him. everybody in the community rallies behind that that not only the community put out there one heck of an athlete but one heck of a person too. >> wayne hills played a game in north carolina this year. greg was there to give them a pep talk saying even though he played at college in miami and in the pros his favorite memory

>> what a great role model. it still sounds like he has that jersey pride. you can watch with super bowl 50 next sunday, february 7th. our coverage begins at 7:00, kick off is at 6:30. then stay tuned for the late show with stephen colbert. make sure to watch cbs 2 news at 11:00 right after. time now is 8:49. entertainment like downtown abby or the queen of england? >> chef penny is here all the way from wales with a meal fit for the royals.'sheasstntnean -favlae,

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n'mi o ooube oerer oinoralno it tbeerswcho os royal dishes fit for a queen, joining us this morning far away from home is acclaimed chef penny lewis, also known as the real life mrs. patmore from downtown abby. >> you have looked for queen elizabeth, prince phillip. i feel honored to have you. thank you for coming in. >> i'm the one that's honored to be here. >> first tell us what it's like to cook for the royals. obviously. we try to provide them with dishes similar to this, which you can come to the cook. >> when you talk about welsh food, what does that mean? >> we have several national dishes, dishes that are unique to wales, which is a couple

and visit us. we've got some welsh cakes that are the traditional afternoon tea type dish. every household has its own recipe for them. they vary not a huge amount but they have different degrees of spices in them. we will teach you how to cook them. >> yes. let's get started. >> okay . well, we've got some some of the dough here. we've got flour, lard, butter and sugar. pumpkin pie spice i use. we're just going to mix them together and make a dough withen egg that i rolled out here. >> that isn't chocolate in here. >> no, those are currents. we just cut them out. it's as simple as that. they just go onto the griddle. they're looked on the griddle. >> for how long on each side? >> about 3 minutes. >> 3 minutes. >> that's all they need. >> these are quick.

>> one of the big reasons you're here is to tell people about visiting wales. why should people come visit wales? >> it's god's own country. it really is. we have our own language, we have our own culture. it's just the most magical place to visit. we have more sheep per person than anywhere else. >> more sheep. very cool. >> just the most beautiful place to come to. >> now, when you're making this dough is there any specific way to fix it? >> no, just mix it with your fingers and add your egg and bring it together. >> 3 minutes on each side. >> that's all it take s. >> while we're waiting for those talk to us about the other dishes we have here. >> this is welsh rabbit. this is a really special dish . it will have been served to everybody. it's basically think it's cheese on toast, it's so much more. it's made of sauce.

>> she's on point. >> this is a step up from cheese on toast. we make a sauce use issue welsh beer and welsh cheese that you can get here in the u.s.. colliers. cheese that's fantastic >> this dough raw is fantastic by the way. >> those have been cooked. >> i'm going to try one as you continue to talk. >> it's mixed to a batter and goes into the broiler to get it nice and bubbly. it's just delicious. >> these are delicious cooked. >> this is the well sh national vegetable that's been creamed with some lovely cream with late bit of mustard. at home we would use sea bass. we have bass there. >> that last dish over there?

pardon me sean parmasean. we just finish that off with sea salt. >> i feel a feels -- feeling this is not going to be gayful but i'm going for it. >> people can come visit you. >> they can come visit me and stay with me. it's delicious isn't it? we have the cookery school. we have accommodations. if people want to come a long and do a hand's on cookery course that's what we do. everything we do, they do all the cooking. i just guide. they stay with me and come from london two hours by train and i'll pick them up at the station. they should visit wales because there's so much to see. >> we might take a vacation there. >> we have some vacation time. >> what's this dessert call ed? >> that's a fruit. >> we're going to chat with you again in a second but first we have to stop because we have to check in with charles and see what's coming up next on cbs sunday morning. >> thank you so much for being

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