slightly above seasonable. 22huntington. 23 lakewood. 35 in central park. things are looking up very well for your sunday. we've got clear skies overhead. at the bottom of your screen the clouds are thickening. increasing clouds through the afternoon hours. 47 by 3:00. it will feel like 46. we'll talk snow in my full forecast. back to you. thank you. in a few hours the broncos and panthers will face off for super bowl glory. >> no matter the outcome, the fans will be big winners as they get to experience all the pregame festivities. cbs2's otis livingston joins us live from california with a preview. otis. >> reporter: san francisco and santa clara expecting over a million visitors to the bay area this week. super bowl city is pretty much shut down now. that's a stark difference from yesterday when i got to soak up some of the electric

>> we're number one, we're number one! san francisco, the super bowl champion city. >> reporter: how did you hook this up? that's crazy with the logo. >> what we like to say about the suit, it's all about business this year. >> reporter: i see all these jerseys, but i don't feel many panthers. do you feel like an endangered species. >> not at all. they're hiding, coming out tomorrow. >> oh, yeah, broncos country! >> reporter: let's see what you got. nice, nice. oh! let me show you how it's done. yes! >> super bowl mvp. give me the trophy now. >> reporter: let me see your ring. >> it's what we're all going after. >> reporter: what the broncos and panthers are going for, a

>> reporter: what's that up there? >> zip line. >> reporter: i have to try that. [ screaming ] >> reporter: now we have actual video proof that i didn't chicken out. cbs2's coverage of super bowl l continues at 11:00 through kickoff at 6:30 and i'll have your postgame coverage. now, live from super bowl city in san francisco, otis livingston. back to you in the studio. >> otis showing off his athleticism. >> loving the participation. you clearly didn't have any fun out there, otis. >> thanks, otis. make sure you stick around for a special live edition of the late show with stephen colbert after the game.

watch cbs2 news at 11:00 after stephen colbert. we have developments on that deadly crane collapse in tribeca. the cleanup and the investigation have made progress since we checked in with you yesterday. >> today the mayor is expected to announce safety improvements to crane operations, a day after crews found the crane's computer that could lead them to what went wrong. >> one of the victims is out of the hospital. cbs2's ilana gold is live from the scene. >> reporter: we've noticed big changes at the scene. it's hard to tell because this truck is blocking us now. crews did manage to remove that massive crane. it's gone from this intersection here at west broadway and worth street. the next step is to haul off the crushed cars and patch up the roads. crews have worked nonstop this weekend. they used blowtorches to dismantle this 565-foot long

then hauled them out on flat bed trucks. experts will study them to figure out what went wrong. they're looking into a number of potential causes. >> goes from a to z. we're going to talk about, look into the metal, possible metal fatigue, make sure the pins that are connecting pieces together. counter weight, any wind information possible. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the topple friday. it plummeted 56 stories in the middle of the morning rush. >> it was an onslaught. >> reporter: the christian operator is kevin reilly, he's been questioned and tested negative for all substances. the department of buildings is focused on the crane's computer. it records each movement and this could be key to finding answers. cbs2 has learned bay crane services the company that owns the crane has been cited four

it's something investigators wouldn't elaborate on. >> bay crane really consists of about a quarter of the cranes that operates in new york city. any of those violations could vary. >> reporter: the outcome of the collapse is alarming. david wichs was killed while walking to work at a wall street investment firm. 45-year-old dawn cojima was just released from the hospital. she was hurt while getting a cup of coffee. 73-year-old thomas o'brian got trapped in his crushed jeep. he's still in the hospital with a head injury. >> we walk past scaffolding every day and don't think to look up, and now it's something we have to be concerned about. >> reporter: here's a live look at the scene where the cleanup continues. lines. this afternoon the mayor will be out here and talk to us about his new plans to improve crane safety after this collapse. we're going to be hearing from him at 1:30, and of course let

we're live in tribeca, ilana gold, cbs2 news. >> thank you. funeral will be held for david wichs this morning at 11:00 on east 85th street. brook, new jersey. a new jersey man accused of driving over a curb and striking a police officer has been arrested. investigators say the dover officer was responding to a call about several people sleeping in a vehicle yesterday. when he arrived, police say the suspect drove onto the sidewalk and hit the officer. that officer is now recovering. a second person in the vehicle was charged with drug possession and throwing bodily fluid at an officer. police have arrested the man they say is behind a string of robberies and slashing on the subway. che quenten irving was taken into custody yesterday morning. police say he slashed a man on the hand last week after the victim refused to hand over his cell phone on the train.

food and snatched an iphone from a woman on the c train. riders tell cbs2 they're worried. >> sometimes i try to avoid the train if i can. >> can't always do that? >> can't always do that. >> but you try. >> i try. >> it's crazy and i believe there should be more cops on the streets. >> police also say a man was slashed early yesterday morning after getting into a dispute with two men at a train station. those suspects remain at large. 8:07. the gop candidates face off one last time before tuesday's primary in new hampshire. >> what's the next best thing besides the game on super bowl sunday? maybe the commercials. we'll take a look at a few the ads you'll see tonight and find out if they're really worth the millions of dollars companies are paying. >> first, here's vanessa murdock with a check of the forecast. >> that one could be. the forecast looking great today, then snow and diving temperatures.

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a bright and beautiful, but chilly morning. 37 degrees. 8:10. thanks for waking up with us here on cbs2 sunday morning. to campaign 2016, republican presidential candidates went head to head last night. >> it was the first gop debate since senator ted cruz won the iowa caucuses. weijia jiang joins us live from manchester with details. >> reporter: good morning to you and good morning to everybody. this republican race will not only determine a nominee, but also the future of the party. front-runner donald trump continues to portray himself as the washington outsider. though he was not the one with the target on his back last night. candidates were challenging marco rubio's readiness to serve as president. an awkward start to saturday's republican debate. some of the candidates didn't realize they had been called to the stage. but once things got underway,

charged at marco rubio. all three are vying for mainstream voters. >> this notion president obama doesn't know what he's doing -- >> there it is. the memorized 252nd speech. >> marco rubio is a gifted politician. we've tried it the old way. >> reporter: donald trump made his first debate appearance since skipping the one in iowa. >> i would bring back water boarding and i'd bring back a hell of a lot worse than water boarding. >> reporter: the republican candidates weren't the only ones to appear on national tv last night. the democratic front-runner here in the granite state, bernie sanders, tested out his comedic shops on "saturday night live." he complained about the wealthy 1% getting preferrential treatment during a skit about the tie antic. >> enough is enough. we need to unite and work together if we're all going to get through this. >> reporter: earlier, hillary

questions about her trust worthiness and the benghazi attacks. >> there is more information about this than you will find in most other kinds of events. >> reporter: for some, tuesday will be a make or break day for survival in the race. with the polls showing it is likely clinton will lose new hampshire, her camp is already looking forward to the next two races in south carolina and more diverse. her aides say here in new hampshire and iowa voters are heavily white and liberal and not representative of the democratic primary overall. weijia jiang, cbs2 news. >> thank you. this morning on face the nation there will be a full analysis of the debate. >> john dickerson joins us live from washington with a preview. good morning, john. >> good morning. it's super bowl sunday and just two days away from the voting in new hampshire. we're going to talk to hillary

about their race, which is very tight coming out of iowa and also has become not just about the two of them, but the future of the democratic party. then we're going to switch over to football and talk to the executive director of the nfl players association and we'll have a preview with our own james brown. >> look at what you're saying how this could shape the landscape of the democratic party, polls showing bernie sanders could win new hampshire, if he does, how important is this to all of this? >> it's very important to his campaign. his campaign is a momentum campaign. he says, i know future states are supposed to be better for hillary clinton but i'm going to create a wave of enthusiasm. it's this theory behind his idea about governing, he's going to create a wave in the country that will force washington to change. he has to do not just well, but very well in order to kind of keep his argument going. new hampshire is a good state for him.

and then hope he can build a bridge to south carolina, which has a more conservative electorate, diverse electorate, all of which should favor hillary clinton. >> the gop debate last night, besides the awkward walkout in the beginning, what stuck out to you? >> the biggest event of the evening was the marco rubio's difficulty answering questions about his lack of experience. it was -- he basically gave the same answer multiple times. then he was called on it by chris christie for giving a canned answer. it's difficult, you have your worst moments in a debate where your performance underlies the real doubt about you, and the doubt is he doesn't have the experience to handle the crisis of a presidency and that moment encapsulated that. it's a phenomenon on social media. that's not great for a candidate these days and it's hard to fix. he can't get more experience

he really is on his heels. the governors running in the race really kind of ganged up on donald trump and cruz. that to me was the headline. >> thank you. you can catch john and a full hour of face the nation this morning at 10:30 here on cbs2. let's check in with meteorologist vanessa murdock, get an update on the forecast. >> forecast looking good today, and snow to discuss. periods of snow monday through wednesday for us, with minor accumulations. let's go ahead start things off with the sun is shining and that is live outside. looking lovely today. bright start, it's 35 degrees. the winds are calm this morning. that's great news. that means the windchills are not a problem. here we go, headlines, nice finish for your weekend, and several snow chances, monday, tuesday, and wednesday. we are looking at the possibility of minor coastal flooding tonight and through the day tomorrow with a system

coast. let's look at the vortex satellite and radar picture. clear skies overhead. clouds moving in associated with an area of low pressure along the carolinas. it will make its way up the coast, the center passes us offshore, however we'll get grazed by the western edge. light snow especially south and east of the city starting tomorrow morning. as we look to system number two this is what will impact us monday night through tuesday, even lingering snow showers into wednesday. it's a clipper that will move southeast and linger offshore and then it will bring us more light snow. for today, nice finish thanks to high pressure being the dominant feature. as that low moves in the clouds thicken late today, overnight and tomorrow we're dealing with periods of snow. slick morning commute is possible for some. tuesday still a chance of that clipper system moving across, energy getting absorbed by the

tomorrow morning through the noon hour looks to be about a trace up to roughly an inch in suffolk county. this is just tomorrow morning. monday through wednesday this is what we foresee could be the accumulation totals by wednesday late. 3to 6 inches east and south of the city especially chose to the coast. remember, that system is offshore. we expect the heaviest totals along the coast. and a trace to 3 inches elsewhere. that includes the city points north and west. today, sunny start. 47 degrees, clouds. 47 is 7 degrees above normal. overnight the clouds will thicken. 34. late flakes moving in south and east of the city. tomorrow periods of snow. light snow especially east of the city and we'll top out at 38 degrees to start your week. winds breezy tomorrow out of the northeast at about 10 to 20. as we look at your extended forecast tuesday and wednesday,

lingering chance for snow. most snow falling monday and tuesday, wednesday looks to be showers. thursday, friday and saturday those numbers plummet. we'll be struggling to get out of the 20s as the week ends. >> that's what i'll talking about, george. dope. >> word. >> you look very trainable. i'm looking for a real man. to be the father to my son. >> i'm a youthful 32. >> puppymonkeybaby. >> we are counting down to the super bowl, tonight's showdown is only part of the show, as

the other and this year companies will fork over nearly $5 million with for a 30- second spot. we have an advertising expert is here to film us in. welcome. >> i'm happy to be here. >> first of all, before we get to some of the commercials this year, why spend $5 million on 30 seconds? what are the benefits? >> sure. we have to realize there are over 114 million people tuning in. that's a lot of people. it's a great audience. >> we have a couple of clips to show, starting off with celebrities. >> it's one of the super bowl crowd pleasers to see the celebrities. we have like seth rogen and amy schumer. bringing out the big guns. >> a lot of them released on social media before. >> that's part of the efficiency, they can do pre,

the social media gets the buzz going. >> it's changed the dynamic in terms of what you do. >> of course, of course. that's been the biggest game changer actually. >> what can we expect, so celebrities seth rogen, funny. >> yes. >> sometimes there's hits, sometimes misses. >> last year it was a little bit somber. they called it sad vertising. they're getting back to humor this year. >> animals are always big. >> big crowd pleasers. >> what do you think we can expect in terms of animals this year? >> i think people always want to see the clydesdales commercials. the heinz commercial has gotten a lot of talk, about the weiner dogs running. it's funny, actually. >> last year it was more somber, heartwarming commercials. do you expect to see that again this year? >> no, i actually think they learned their lesson and the advertisers want to go back to

super bowl because they want to be entertained -- tune into the super bowl because they want to be entertained. >> this one was funny we're rolling here. dad do's. heartwarming but could be funny. >> this is a great one, the nfl super babies. >> which one is this about? >> for the nfl. says nine months after hometown wins there's a lot of, there's extra babies in that town. >> what for you is a good commercial? >> it's got to be linked to the product, entertaining and memorable. >> what goes into, because i'm fascinated, how much time do they spend coming up with the concept? >> it can take a whole year. i have done super bowl commercials before, and i will tell you that it's the biggest thing. it's sort of like our oscars for the advertising industry. >> absolutely. >> yes. >> what is the payoff?

commercial, besides today the social media buzz about it, but how do you know if it actually paid off? >> it tracks. there is roi. and i think social media today is so on spot that people can really tell whether people liked the spots or not. it's very swift. last year some of the commercials that didn't do well were universally paned on facebook, twitter. it happens immediately. >> the ultimate goal is to get people to buy the product. >> 100%. and that tracks as well. they can really see sales. but also for the larger brands, the american brands, the brands that really need to be there, it's part of american culture. they're part of the conversation. >> richard, thank you so much for imparting your wisdom on us this morning. >> it's a pleasure to be here. happy super bowl. >> you, too. you can catch all the super bowl ads later tonight on our web site, too, at cbsnewyork.com. you can also watch it during the game. head over to our facebook page

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good morning. it is 8:30 on this super bowl sunday, february 7th. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. today's top stories are straight ahead, but first meteorologist vanessa murdock weather forecast. >> the forecast today is looking great. granted, temperatures here will be 20 plus degrees cooler than out in california for super bowl l. you still have time, i if you choose. otherwise, enjoy what i think will be a beautiful day here at home. temperatures now 35 in the city. it's 20 in madison. 25 new rochelle. great neck in the 30s. clear skies overhead. clouds are getting closer and closer. today sunshine in the morning hours. clouds thickening in the afternoon. by noon, 43. feeling like 42. 3:00this afternoon, 48 feeling

we have snow to discuss. i'll have details coming up in my full forecast. back to you. thank you. super bowl l is just hours away and the excitement has reached a fever pitch. >> fans are eager to take in the big game. local fans are sure to have their eye on new jersey native, greg olson. otis livingston joins us live from super bowl city with more on that. >> reporter: there are no shortage of inspirational stories out here. and if you can't root for greg olson, you don't have feelings. the wayne, new jersey native will be a first timer in the big game. he's had big time tragedy in his life. his mother is a breast cancer survivor. his son t.j. suffers from a congenital heart defect, where the left side of his heart is severely underdeveloped. he's undergone at least four heart surgeries since he was born in 2012. just like life, the game of

not taking this opportunity for granted. >> does it make it more special with some of the things you have gone through, your mom being a breast cancer survivor and your son's situation? >> yeah, these last few years we've been through a lot personally, that's been well documented. i think it's taught us a lot about ourselves, i've learned about myself, what really matters and moving forward in the face of adversity. i think everything plays in together. all part of one big story line. >> reporter: his trade from chicago turned out to be a blessing in disguise, because they are near the most prominent hospital for his son's condition in charlotte. good luck to greg olsen.

at their absolute best. this is the super bowl. usually they listen to music. what do they listen to? >> snoop. i mean old snoop. songs back in the day he's probably not proud of, i'll leave it at that. >> bob seger. i like to chill out. >> any genre is cool. if it can keep me cool, or even kill. i'm cool. mellow. >> on the field, though, not so mellow? >> on the field i'm hip-hop, rock and roll, whatever you call it. >> reporter: anything to get you in the mood to play some real football, because this is the biggest game of their lives. you can check out cbs2's continuing coverage of super

at 6:30, and i'll have your postgame coverage. from super bowl city in san francisco, otis livingston, back to you in the studio. >> nice to hear the music they listen to before the big game. >> otis always comes up with the best questions. >> thanks, otis. >> make sure you stick around for a special live edition of the late show with stephen colbert after the super bowl. he'll have tina fey, will ferrell, and more. watch cbs2 news at 11:00 afterwards. to the deadly crane collapse in tribeca. you're looking live at the scene where the cleanup and investigation continues. today the mayor will announce safety improvements. >> it comes a day after crews found the crane's computer. cbs2's ilana gold is live with more on this story from the scene. >> reporter: this morning still so many questions about what happened out here.

several weeks to get answers. this collapse is prompting mayor de blasio to make changes. he'll be here on-site and talking about his new plans for crane safety, especially in the wind. another big focus today is the cleanup. crews have worked nonstop this weekend. they used blowtorchers to mismantle this crane in pieces. experts will now study them to figure out what went wrong. they're looking into a number of potential causes. >> it goes from a to z. we're going to look into the metal, possible metal fatigue, make sure the pins that are connecting pieces together, the counter weights, any wind information that's possible. >> reporter: cell phone video captured the topple on friday, lost control. it plummeted 56 stories. >> it was an onslaught here.

kevin reilly. he's been questioned and has tested negative for all substances. now the department of buildings is focused on the crane's computer, a critical find. the commissioner says it records each movement and this could be key to finding answers. cbs2 has learned bay crane services has been cited four times for safety violations since 2011. >> bay crane really consists of about a quarter of the cranes that operates in new york city, so any of those violations could really vary. >> reporter: the outcome of friday ace collapse is alarming for neighbors. david wichs, a 38-year-old harvard grad, was killed while walking to work. 45-year-old dawn cojima was just released from the hospital. and 73-year-old thomas o'brian got trapped in his crushed jeep. he's still at the hospital with

>> we walk past scarfedding every day and -- scaffolding every day and we don't look up and now it's something we have to be concerned about. >> reporter: here's a live look at the scene where crews are making significant progress with the cleanup. that massive crane is gone and it's a matter of checking out the gas lines and patching up the street. the goal is to have this area back open by tomorrow morning. live in tribeca, ilana gold, cbs2 news. >> thank you. there was another construction accident yesterday. a man at 317 madison avenue was hit in the head with a piece of concrete. we're told the concrete came from the 20th floor. he was taken to bellevue hospital for treatment. time 8:38. it's the show stopper versus the sheriff. coming up, we'll break down tonight's quarterback matchup between peyton manning and cam newton. >> we have showed you our favorite recipes, now it's time for the real chef. coming up, mouth watering fare

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to a developing story. several countries are condemning north korea after it claimed to successfully launch a long range rocket. some believe it's a cover for a missile test. secretary of state john kerry

violation of u.n. resolutions. the u.s., japan and south korea have called for an emergency security council meeting. let's get over to meteorologist vanessa murdock and get a check on our forecast. all the watching parties that will happen today. >> great weather to get there, great weather to get home. looking good to end your weekend. love the forecast for today. sunshine, above seasonable temperatures. where we are now is a little bit chilly. let's check in with our weather watchers. right now we'll check in 23 degrees in green wood lake. let's see, how about 29 degrees now in east brunswick. also reporting sunny skies. this is how we're starting things off. chilly, but sunny. more clouds later on today. but it will get more mild. warming into the mid-40s this afternoon. beautiful live picture now from high atop the empire state

we have mostly clear skies and 35. the winds are calm. what can you expect from the forecast? first off, nice finish to your weekend. later on today overnight the clouds will thicken and then we're bringing in chances for snow monday through wednesday. yes, there will be some accumulations. also the possibility of minor coastal flooding tonight through the day tomorrow during periods of high tide. here's why. we have clear skies now, an area of low pressure to the south will be making its way up the coast and strengthening. the center will pass offshore, but we will get basically clipped by the outer edge of this system. we are talking about the chances for light snow, periods of light snow, especially south and east tomorrow. could be slick spots for that morning commute if you're making your way in from long island or the jersey shore. off to the northwest, system number two bringing us a chance

even a lingering chance into wednesday. quick moving clipper system that will linger nearby. hour by hour, sunshine this morning. clouds thickening through the afternoon. this is what you have to deal with as you drive to and fro from the super bowl parties. 6:30, no precipitation. it becomes snow, it will be periods of snow, most of the precipitation will be mainly east and south of the city. this is total accumulation possible just through midday tomorrow. about an inch for the east end of long island. elsewhere about a trace. you see the trend here, more snow to the east. over the three days, monday through wednesday, here are the projected totals, with periods of snow coming and going. 3to 6 inches east and along the jersey shore. trace to 3 for everybody else. today none of that. 47 degrees, sunshine to start. clouds moving in later on.

thickening clouds and a few snow showers starting to build in, 34 degrees. gets breezy overnight with northeast winds at 10 to 20. tomorrow a high of 38 with periods of snow, especially east and south of the city during those morning hours. extended forecast looks like this. tuesday, wednesday continuing periods of snow, getting real cold by week's end. vanessa, thank you. as we've been saying we are hours away from the huge super bowl showdown. will cam newton and the panthers prevail or veteran quarterback peyton manning and the broncos bring home the trophy? joining us live peter schwartz from cbs sports radio. welcome back. >> happy super bowl sunday. >> you, too. let's start first with cam newton. he made headlines especially for his pants he wore getting off the plane. >> i don't think i could pull those off. >> i don't know if any of us could pull that off. he's 26 years old.

out for with him. he's been on a roll. >> and named the nfl's most valuable player last night. he's had an mvp season. just as dangerous with his two legs as with his right arm. i think if you're the broncos defense, and they are a great defense, number one in the league this year, you have to be concerned about him running the ball. if you get the pressure up the middle, he'll bounce to the outside. if you get pressure to the outside, he'll sneak up the middle. unbelievably dangerous quarterback in so many ways. >> youth versus experience, because then we have peyton manning. he would be if he wins, the oldest quarterback to win. probably will call it a career after this. >> he wants to try and duplicate what his boss, john elway did, win the super bowl in his last game before retiring. it will be a challenge, because he doesn't have that same zip on his fastball. he'll have to do is with short

running game can get going. the offensive line will have to keep him up tight. he can't escape the pocket like it will be a challenge. >> do you think this is the end for him? >> i think there's no question about. all indications are that. let's be honest, if the broncos don't want him back, and all indications are they want to turn the page and go towards brock osweiler, i don't think it would make sense to move on somewhere else. >> what are the strengths and weaknesses you see? >> for the broncos, it starts with their defense. they also have pretty good running game. that's going to obviously have to take a little bit of pressure off peyton manning. but to me, everything with the broncos starts and ends with that defense and getting that pressure on cam newton. >> the panthers, top ranked offense, what are some of their weaknesses do you think? a lot of people think they're going to take it all the way today. >> i think, again, with cam

focal point of that offense. they can run the ball, too. have a pretty good running game. to me, that broncos front seven will be a big factor in shutting down that running game. i think a big factor will be greg olsen, he's been a sneaky tight end during his career. the other guy is a former jet, i had a chance to cover him when he played for the jets. it would be great to see him at the end of his career end with a super bowl ring. both teams are loaded with story lines and great players. >> that video we were just looking at was greg olsen, a wayne, new jersey native. it's nice to see a player from our area to go on to great things. >> he was a first round draft pick out of university of miami. started with the bears and found a home with the panthers. you like to see him win with the jets or giants, but you'll

>> who are you pulling for, who do you think will win? >> you asked for two questions. i'm pulling for peyton manning. i would love to see him end his career with a super bowl win, especially getting hammered at the meadow lands a couple of years ago by seattle. i'd love to see him go out with unfortunately, i don't think it will happen. i think cam newton will make this one too many plays with those legs and it will be difficult for the broncos defense to reel him in. i like the panthers 27-23. >> 27-23. i'll tweet you later and see if you -- >> chances are it's going to be wrong. usually my predictions aren't that great. we'll see what happens. >> hopefully you'll be right. thank you for coming in. >> thank you for having me. >> special coverage of super bowl l starts here on cbs2 at 11:00 this morning. the game starts at 6:30.

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[ siren wailing ] earlier we showed you our favorite super bowl dishes. here to give us heartier options, pit master for hill country barbecue. thank you for being here. >> ash, what are some of your recommendations for people trying to put together a good super bowl spread? >> i think you have a lot of people that have a lot of different palates. we're going to do nachos. if you spread out all your nacho ingredients, and your cheese sauce in a fondue sauce,

can make them to order. if you want to help me out with the cheese sauce. >> build your own? >> yeah. we're going to throw some butter in there. let that melt. we're going to start building nachos over here. a little bit of cheese sauce already made. you have this nice beautiful queso. it's the national close of texas -- cheese of texas. >> yes. >> we're doing a chili fest now. so we have three different chilis. we're going to top ours with some of those chilis. >> what's in your queso? >> we're going to start with butter, onion. that will give it depth. if you want to grab a whisk. row tell tomatoes, stewed tomatoes with a little bit of jalapeo.

shiner beer. little bit for the cheese sauce and a little bit for the chef. at this hour of the morning. add in the rotel tomatoes. the most important thing is to get liquid in there first, otherwise the cheese will melt on the bottom. we'll add the velveeta. these are the things you get to choose from. house pickleed jalapeos. >> you can tower those on however you want. >> is this a different chili than i have? >> this is more of a ground beef chili with sausage. it's like classic texas. you like guacamole? >> yes. >> who doesn't like it? >> she might be the biggest guacamole fan i know. >> we'll put there on there. it's starting to get hot there. we're going to add in our cheese -- sour cream is okay?

>> yes, yes. >> what else do you like in cilantro? whatever else. >> i can mix in different chilis. >> that's what's important. how often do you go to a super bowl party and i don't like those things, but i want part of those things. the finest cheese of texas. >> velveeta. >> yes, ma'am. give that a nice whisk. keep whisking that. >> you have it cut up into nice >> melts faster. dice jalapeo, will add a pop to it. not too spicy, because we've seeded the jalapeos. once it gets melty, we've got a little extra there. once i've made the nachos, red onions okay? >> uh-huh. >> i like to add mother layer of cheese -- another layer of cheese sauce. a layer of queso.

>> what i like too about these diy plates -- >> beautiful. >> -- but when you get nachos you can't get to the good stuff, and at the bottom it's all nachos. you can layer it and add more. >> we do a brisket. >> that's a whole meal right there. >> exactly. you've got your protein, vegetables. queso is basically a vegetable. >> i'm going to step over and try it. >> absolutely. >> as we toss to charles osgood. to get ash's recipe you can head to cbsnewyork.com to also find out more about hill country. now we are going to check in sunday morning. >> sorry, i have cheese everywhere. tell us what's coming up on the >> good morning. it is super bowl sunday, of course. so we're going to be, we're

on a super bowl sunday, and that is talk to some of the sports fans and find out why they're so fanatic. we'll meet director of the oscar nominated film "spotlight." we'll take a hike and catch up with actor jeff daniels. all that and more, sunday morning is coming up. >> charles, thank you. >> again quick weather. >> beautiful, lots of sunshine. we'll be at 47 this afternoon. 71 in california for the super bowl. we're tracking periods of snow, monday, tuesday and wednesday, certainly could be slick spots east and south of the city tomorrow morning. >> these are delicious. >> thank you. >> we can head to hill country, right?

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