it tbeer it tfi. . right now, extreme cold temperatures continue to dip and will get lower. a warning from the city for one of the coldest forecasts this season. >> i see my son so upset. >> a mother expresses her son, a former nypd officer is found guilty of manslaughter. it is a cbs 2 exclusive. caught on camera, an mta bus driver beaten behind the wheel. cbs 2 saturday morning starts right now. good morning. it is 6:00 on this saturday, february 13th.

>> first meteorologist van van is hereessa mur -- vanessa murdoch is here with the weather. >> i'm the barrier of very cold news. it feels cold right now but nothing compared to what it will feel like today or tomorrow. it will feel 20 to 30 degrees colder than it does right now. 21 degrees in the city. 15 in andover. 15 in the hamptons. the windchills sub zero for monticello. it feels like three bell low zero in the city. the hamptons, it feels like five. as we take you through the forecast. 9:00 a.m.. it will feel like five. 17 by noon. the winds ramp up this afternoon so note at 3:00 when the temperatures is 14 it will feel

by nine tonight it is feeling like 12 below and the numbers will continue to drop. it is the warmest now than it will be all day. we'll see passing snow showers today but it won't be a big deal when you compare it to the critical cold we'll be feeling over the next 48 hours or so. forecast. we'll have more of the cold air and also a storm on the way. diane and andrea, back to you. >> people are bracing for that extreme cold that vanessa is talking about. we have a live look at 72nd street. a chilly 21 degrees right now. >> cbs 2 alana gold is live with the mobile weather lab. what is it like out ? >> it is absolutely frigid here in times square and if you're headed out today, you need to be careful. i can tell you, we've only been on broadway for a few minutes and my face feels like it is burning. let me show you the numbers with the mobile weather lab.

the wind is really the problem. the numbers have been bouncing around all morning. right now, 3.8 miles an hour, just a few minutes ago it was almost 10 miles an hour, and that is what gets you in the cold and it could get more intense as the weekend goes on. >> dangerously cold weather healthing the tri-state area this weekend -- hitting the tri-state area this weekend. temperatures expected to bottom out in the single and below digit temperatures in some areas. it could make it feel like a bone chilling 20 below. >> when i say to 20 below, what comes to mind. >> i can't stay on tv. >> i should be in florida. >> but the extreme cold is not stopping die hards from hitting the slopes at mountain creek in vernon new jersey. >> the wind is ri dick sglous most are leaving very little skin expose aeshgsd protecting

protecting yourself is key. frostbite can happen in a matter of minutes. so does hypothermia. doctors are advising everyone to bundle up so you don't lose your body heat. >> it doesn't take you that long to get you very cold, keep yourself warm, wear multiple layers. get yourself hydrated very well. >> many will choose to stay indoors which poses another danger as people try to keep warm. home heating is the second leading cause of house fires in the winter. >> many times you find space heaters, a place too close to com bustable material and used incorrectly by not plugging them directly into a wall outlet. they use an extension cord. >> don't use your stove for heat. there is a potential for fire and carbon monoxide could be a problem, too. and here is a live look at times

morning where people are definitely bundled up. something you have to do if you're headed out. if you live in the city and don't have heat or hot water, you need to call 311 right away. this morning, mayor de blasio will give us an update on the bitter blast. he will be talking to us at 9:00 and we'll let you know what he has to say. we're live in times square. ilana gold. now to campaign 2016, the 9th republican debate takes place right here tonight in south carolina a week ahead of the . >>reporter: good morning to you both and to everybody. there are just six candidates remaining. the race is deeply uncertain with plenty to gain for every candidate and that is why we expect all of the gloves to come off. >> donald trump at the campaign

aim at rival ted cruz. money. >> on twitter he threatened to sue cruz if he does not clean up his act, stop cheating and doing negative ads. >> there is a reason donald engages in attacks because it is a smoke screen to hide from his record. >> trump and cruz will take center stage along side casish, bush, and rubio at the news debate in south carolina. >> the group will be the smallest yet to take the debate stage and trump will likely be the biggest target. the political director and host of face the nation john dickerson will be the moderator. >> it should be a pretty rough debate because they're all trying to use the other to seek advantage. >>reporter: to do well in south carolina's republican primary, the candidates also need support from african-americans and evangelicals.

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the suspect repeatedly punched the driver. the incident took place two weeks ago on a bus near avenue d. the driver told police the attack was unprovoked. police on long island are investigating a home i nassau county. the home owner heard a noise in the basement after midnight and saw a man running from the side of her house. police say the suspect left empty handed. the coast guard will conduct a final inspection of royal caribbean's anthem of the seas. the cruise ship is scheduled to depart for another eight-day cruise this afternoon. on wednesday, it pulled into new jersey with a damaged propulsion system. royal caribbean says most of the damage was cosmetic and the repairs are on track. it is 6:08.

now he is guilty in an innocent man's death. the mother of convicted former nypd officer peter liang speaks only to cbs 2. could there be a confrontation at the grammys. why there could be a new drama between kanye west and taylor swift. craft beer makers are moving out of the city and into your backyard. the boom that is brewing. >> to vanessa murdock with a chilly forecast. >> it will be bone chilling and dangerously cold. we have an arctic front coming in. i'll have details coming up in my full forecast but first, a check on the community calendar from cbs 2 and cbs new york.com. so, what moves me? it's the journey. the feeling of doing. it's making choices for a healthier me, a healthier us. i'm on my path and i love it.

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but the grief pours out of her. >> i see peter just upset at home. yo? >> she describes the angst her son has felt after he accidently fired his gun kiting akai gurley. he put his head in his hands. >> he is very upset, too. he rather the bullet hit himself. >> dozens of members of the chinese american community are also upset. >> so many police officers have committed all kinds of brutal violence against civilians, but his was indeed an accident. >> the victim's family sees it differently. akai gurley's mother and aunt thank the jury. >> we're not rejoicing. but it is about being accountable. >> they're suing the city and

patrols but the mayor says they're essential. liang's mother came to new york from china in 1983 and still wants to believe in the american dream. >> she still loves america and what happened is not justice but it doesn't change what she feels about america. >> peter liang awaits sentencing in april. his lawyers are planning to appeal. the judge could decide to give him no prison time at all. we've been talking about bracing for even colder temperatures than what we have right there. >> it wakes you up. >> and it will get worse. vanessa murdock is tracking it all for us. >> we say worse with a trial. hopefully it doesn't feel as bad when you step outside and it won't feel that bad this morning but tonight and tomorrow morning, it will be dangerously cold with the windchills.

it is a chilly one. it feels like 11. the actual temperature is 21. we have west, northwest . this is as warm as it gets. we could see a passing snow shower and tonight, brutally cold. we're talking windchills in the negative 20 to potentially sub zero by 50 degrees overnight into tomorrow morning. now, that extreme is well north of the city but nonetheless, within the viewing area and it will just be critically cold for all of us. here is what we expect tomorrow morning. potentially a record low. now, the record right now stands at two degrees set back in 1916. what i love about this, tha 100 years ago. we could tie or break the record exactly 100 years later tomorrow. as we look at what is going down, everybody under at least a windchill advisory but windchill warnings for those of you in the pink. 20 to 40 degrees below is what it will feel like for those of

here is how we think it spreads out. 15 below to 25 below overnight to tomorrow morning. this is what it feels like. 20 to 30 below north or west of the city. city. note the light shade of purple. those would be the extreme, potentially 50 below windchills at the higher elevations. as we look at vortex satellite and radar picture right now. you can't see the cold air moving in but you can see snow showers sweeping through. what is going to happen today is we have an arctic cold front moving through right now, sweeping on through, like this, as it does so, that cold air starts to sink in. i say cold but colder and coldest of the winter, that air, yes, we'll be sinking in. we'll see a few passing snow showers and temperatures will drop off throughout the day. 21 degrees right now and falling.

hours, zero to 10 below, winds will be out of the northwest at 20 to 30. gusting to 30 plus. they'll be ramping up throughout your day. overnight tonight, this is where the actual temperatures will be two in the city. below in new palt. after the brutally cold windchills, again it will feel like 10, 20, 30, 40, 50 below. tomorrow afternoon, the high of 17 degrees, frigid sunshine to end your weekend. the windchill during the day at peak heating will feel like five below to five on the plus side. that will feel pretty nice by then. northwest winds at 10 to on 20. the winds will be subsiding throughout day tomorrow. as we take you to the extended going down. weekend. through valentine's day tomorrow, the high of 17 could be a new record. monday it is 34 and as we get

evening, light snow moves in. it will change over to rain monday and tuesday as the temperatures continue to warm. tuesday looks to be a soggy day with a high of 50. after that, breezy and cooler on wednesday. 43. note it gets pretty cold again thursday into friday with temperatures in the mid and upper 30s. >> we're mentally preparing vanessa, thank you. >> and physically prepared, too. >> thank you. sports this morning, the rangers are forced into overtime against the kings. >> here is your sports update. >> the third time is the thunderstorm for henry mejiaf he fails a third test for peds. so his playing is over. lunqvist will have to wait one more game. he needed rest so he didn't face the kings. this is a rematch of the stanley cup finals from a few years ago.

trying to hang out in the final few seconds, off the ranger defender, nothing but net. kings come back to force overtime and that is where the kings wear their crown. tanner pearson and that will be set for the rangers who see the four game winning streak come to a. they're taking part in the rising stars classic. usa against his team. borzingas played much short of making the all star game but he played his way to the major nba stage. probably would have won mvp. for cbs 2 news. great sat.

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. it is a bitter 21 degrees out there. we have a windchill advisory issued. dangerous temperatures are creeping in. to some it will feel like a negative 20. find out how long the extreme cold is expected to last. >> another slashing. the search for a man who robbed and attacked a student a few feet from her home. >> a man gets intercepted for security for getting too close to the pope. cbs 2 saturday morning starts

. good morning. 6:30 on this saturday, february 13th. i'm diane macedo. >> and i'm andrea grymes. the top stories straight ahead. the top story is the weather. vanessa murdock is here with a look at the freezing forecast. >> cold out there right now but it is going to ge worse. >> no sugar coating. >> let's not sugar coat this at all. the good news is if you want to know how long this lasts, it will be very brief. we'll be dealing with the incredibly cold temperatures. 21 in the city. 19 in linden, 18 in babylon. factor in the winds, right now. it feels like three below in liberty. susex feels like five and central park feels like 11.

so it is the warmest now than it will be all day. in addition to temperatures dropping, the winds will be ramping up. so let's look at the feels like temperatures. at nine it feels like five. by noon it feels like two degrees and then we go below zero. 3:00 this afternoon, feels like four below, by six, feels like eight below. nine tonight, feeling like 12 below. we could have passing snow showers but of course, the big story is the extreme windchill so coming up in my full forecast. we'll talk about how much lower the numbers go appeared what you can expect as we make our -- and what you can expect as we make our way into the work week. >> how much lower the numbers go as if they aren't low enough already. the tri-state area is bracing for that extreme cold this weekend. we have a live look at 72nd street. we're looking at 21 degrees

cbs 2 ilana gold is live with the mobile weather lab. i feel bad you're stuck outside. >> i agree. >> good morning. be glad you're indoors. it is freezing out. there there is no other way to say it. it is difficult to stand out here for more than a few minutes. this cold is cutting right through our layers. we want to go ahead and show you the numbers with the mobile weather lab. you can see the tempera 23 degrees but the wind is the real issue. the speed has been jumping up and down all morning a few minutes ago it was 10 miles an hour and this wind could pick up as the weekend goes october the mayor says it is dangerous to be outside. he is warning the public to stay indoors. dangerously cold weather hitting the tri-state area this weekend. temperatures expected to hit the single digit numbers. it could make it feel like a bone chilling 20 below. >> when i say to 20 below, what

>> i can't say it on tv. >> i say ooooo! >> i should be in florida. >> the extreme cold is not stopping die hards from hitting the slopes at mountain cre vernon new jersey. >> the wind is ridiculous. >> most are leaving very little skin exposeed protecting yourself in the fridge yed weather is key. -- frigid weather is key. frostbite can happen in a matter of minutes. so can hypothermia. it claims 1,300 lives a year. put on your hat and gloves so you don't lose your body heat. many choose to stay indoors which poses another dapg. home heating is the second leading cause of house fires in the winter. >> you find space heaters placed too close to com bustible material and used improperly by not plugging them directly into the wall outlet. >> the fdny warns don't use your

there is a potential for fire and carbon monoxide could be a problem. >> heefr is a live look at times square on this dangerously cold morning. it is so important to check on your pets and elderly and those with your health conditions. we're live in times square. ilana gold. cbs 2 news. >>. there has been another slashing in the city. police are searching for a man who robbed and attacked a woman in the bronx. paula nicole dell sanitios was walking home after midnight when she was slashed at holland avenue. she posted photos on facebook and says she was pushed to the ground, kicked and robbed in addition to being slashed. she wrote a message saying i'm grateful to be alive and be careful walking home out. long island teen kicked out

set his class mate's hair on fire. the 13-year-old boy brought a cigarette lighter to class in shirley. students tell us the boy and his friends were goofing around and did it on purpose. >> it was just like a little flame and it started getting really big and she was screaming and she ran into the next hall way. >> he lit her on fire and she was running around because i guess he got mad at her. >> a teacher put out the fire. the 14-year-old girl declined medical attention and went home with her parents. the student accused of setting the fire has been suspended for the remainder of the school year. we have new information this morning on the shooting deaths of two girls at an arizona high school. glendale police calling it a murder-suicide. the suicide note was found at the scene of the shooting north of phoenix. the 2, 15-year-old victims were reportedly shot once and a weapon was found near their bodies.

five-day visit to mexico. thousands of people greeted him when he arrived at the airport including an mariachi band. the pontiff drove in an open air pope mobile. a man ran towards the pope mobile but was detained by security officers. he will preside over mass later today at the basilica of guadalupe. flying to cuba will get easier. they will sign an agreement resuming commercial flights for the first time in five-decades the u.s. transportation secretary will fly to havana to seal the deal. that same day, u.s. airlines will bid on as many as 100 flights daily to cuba commercial flights could begin as early as the fall. time now is 6:36. there is a boom brewing in the suburbs. why craft beer is so popular outside of the city. plus this -- >> we're in a brand new town

this place has six stories. everything was made to look like it was built centuries ago and flew in artisans from italy to work on site. that is coming up in living large. >> we all just gasp seeing the staircase. >> i'm frozen in time not because of the temperature but because of the town house. can't wait to see the details. it is going to be dangerously cold for your weekend. coming up, we'll talk dropping next storm on the way for the

. beer lovers don't have to travel far to find deliciously made brews. >> i went to find out what is brewing in the suburb s. from new jersey to long island

the suburbs are booming when it comes to the business of craft beer. >> we've been open here for about a year and i think we've done 47 different styles. >> at yonkers brewing company on main street -- >> this allows us to take a nice sample of it. >>reporter: you're looking at a belgium summer blonde. >> this is one of the latest blends in the making at brewery behind the restaurant. >> it is always an adventure. >>reporter: co-founders nick and john, both yonkers natives have noticed the increased popularity. >> that is a variety. you get different tastes. >>reporter: of drinking craft or smaller batch independent brews compared to big commercial beers. >> millennials. this is their beer of choice. it is something that they go out and they drink a craft beer. they drink a local beer. they want to know what is local. >>reporter: the new york state

number of empire state breweries jump from 95 in 2012 to about 240 today. in new jersey, the garden state craft brewers guild says there are 43 and another 40 expected to open in the next two years. >> how much grain do you go through? >> a lot. >> new jersey beer company was the first craft brewery to open in hudson c. >> to have this in the suburbs it is fun for people to do, an activity and something for people to be proud of. to say that beer is from new jersey. >>reporter: 900 different establishments sold new jersey beer company's beer last year. all of it made right here. all by these two brewers behind me. >> it is fantastic. you get a great feeling when you see your beer out there and people drinking it and enjoying it. >>reporter: they believe the taste and the carefully selected ingredients keep people coming

why the taps in our area don't seem to be drying up at any time . >> new jersey beer company does tours and tastings for the public. yonkers does tours and their restaurant is open seven days a week. >> it looks like a fun time. there is controversial brewing with just two days until the music's big nights. it is over a reference made in taylor swift's new song famous. kanye defended himself saying i did not distaylor swift. it was a comment kanye made in her song. he said taylor gave him the blessing. . you can watch the grammy awards live monday night at 8:00 right here on cbs 2. there is always drama. >> there is and the line is not fit for television. we can't say it. you'll have to look it up yourself. time is 6:42.

everybody is doing what they can to stay warm, right? >> absolutely. that is what we hope. we want everybody to stay safe as we go into the coldest weekend of winter and unfortunately dangerously cold windchills are expected as we roll through the day, especially tonight and into tomorrow morning. weather watchers this morning are telling us good things. it is freezing out there they say. certainly things are dropping on off. the winds may be on the calm side now but they will be ramping up as the day progresses. we're talking about winds gusting as high as 45 miles an hour by this afternoon. let's take you live outside right now, show you what is going down across the city. it is a pretty picture. there are clouds out. there we could have passing snow showers as well. but this picture from high a top the empire state building. it is 21 degrees but it feels like 11. winds are out of the west, northwest at 17 miles an hour. here are the cold, hard facts going into the weekend.

low is two degrees. that would tie the daily record low set back in 1916. 100 years ago. now, the coldest day last year was two degrees. that was february the 20th. and the coldest day ever, 15 below back in 1934. it is going to feel 15 below but that won't be the actual temperature tonight. we're talking about a two-degree low. now, tomorrow, the highs anticipated to be 17 degrees and that is exactly where the record stands right now. could it also be a record cold day for valentine's day as well. lots going down this weekend, of course, the cold, the big story. we have windchill alerts in effect. both warnings and advisories. everyone can anticipate windchills at sub zero levels beginning late this afternoon and continuing through midday tomorrow. on the vortex satellite and rolling through. snow showers as well.

what is happening is an arctic cold front is moving through. its way in. winds will be ramping up and you'll be feeling the chill even worse than you feel it right now. here we go, hour by hour, notice we're all on the plus side still but as we go through the day, we see the numbers drop into the negative ranges, sub zero by one in the city at three. 20 below in monticello by three this afternoon. 8:00 tonight. 11 below in the city. 30 below up in monticello. as you make your way to sunday morning, we're talking on average 20 below zero is what it will feel like. please, be careful. tomorrow afternoon, a high of 17. windchills between five below and five on the plus side. plenty of sunshine tomorrow but still on the windy side. for monday it is 34 degrees, yes, temperatures are warming up. we'll see snow moving in late in the afternoon and evening and then it will change over to rain as temperatures continue to warm overnight monday through the day on tuesday.

now, for wednesday it is 43 degrees and after that temperature in the upper 30s and next weekend we're tracking another nasty looking storm as well. >> we'll try to enjoy the higher temperatures while they're here. bundle up in the meantime. thanks. it may look like a typical town house neighborhood on the upper eastside but the prices are anything but. >> today's living large takes us inside a new home that looks historic between madison and park. here is emily . >>reporter: if you live here, you are in one of the most prime town house blocks on the upper eastside. the facade may look a century old but it is all bran. >> this house was built ground up, brand new, just finished about a year and a half ago. >>reporter: jannat wong -- janet

been created with creating a 1,900's building. . >> the entire floor is dedicated to cooking and e. >> this is a highlight of the house. they built this backyard to entertain. >> a staircase takes you to the second floor. a glammous living room allows the family to entertain 100 guests and it is designed by the home owner as a hobby. a third floor sitting room has conference ceilings and a wet bar with a seemless gift of onyx. . business dealings happen here in the home office with a wood burning fire place. >> throughout the house, you see different moldings, the owner flew in artists from itly to custom design and make the moldings. >> on the 4th floor, an lilac venetian plaster bedroom

and up to the 5th floor, an entire space dedicated to the master suite. >> this is the whole room and it is the master closet. >> the onyx goes on the island area as well as wraps around the sitting area this is the master bathroom. the special thing about this is the wall right in front of us. this is called a book match. >> it is two slabs of marble. the master bedroom has three exposures. >> this is a really peaceful and quiet area where you can enjoy, you know, at the end of the day, kickoff your shoes and relax or read a book. >> finally, your private roof top terrace. to live large here it will cost $32 million. >> property taxes are al $106,000 a year. >> love the closet. >> the staircase, too. . >> absolutely. time now is 6:48. it is like christmas in february.

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toy insider laurie is here. i love the idea that nobody else has seen these before. >> and toy fair is like, the biggest play date for the toy industry. we get to go in and check out and play with the toys coming out later this year. no consumers and no kids. this is really a sneak. >> none are in production yet. >> none will be at retail. most of them until holiday. we have a long way to go. it s a sneak peek. kids are learning a new language called coding and it is changing the world around us. and you're never too young to start. so i'm going to introduce you to the code-apillar. >> this is by fisher price and it is really cool. each segment is code the kids are learning so we attach it any way we want. we push the little button and it is actually reading each piece of code and will follow the sequence that the child puts in. i have it going in.

and it will tell you which -- arrow and it will tell you which way it will go. >> as long or short as they want and they'll understand that they can actually command this. >> at what ages. >> 18 months and up. >> 18 months you can start coding. >> you're never too young. we all love these heros in a half shell, right? >> turtle power! >> this is talk to me mikey. he is really cool. let's see if we can get him to listen to us. >> so he has all kinds of different commands. 10 i can give him and phrases that will come back to me. >> hey, mikey! >> do you like being a turtle? >> it is a totally good time. >> that is really cute. >> he has over 100 different phrases he'll say back and he is really awesome. >> and i like how quick he responds.

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it's february 13th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." the stadium is set for a showdown in south carolina. the republican candidates fire new attacks ahead of tonight's debate. a weekend of extremes as an arctic blast hits the northeast. the west experiences record hot weather. taking up arms against the zika virus. why thousands of troops were dispatched in south america. the pope pilgrimage to