. right now. yoko ono is receiving treatment at mount sinai after she was taken to the hospital last night. we have new information this morning about her condition. quick thinking officers make an arrest in a cold case while waiting a subway platform. how new equipment helped them identify a murder suspect. >> plenty of sunshine in store for us. even spring like weather. look at gorgeous sky out there. cbs 2 saturday morning starts right now. good morning. it is 6:00 on this saturday.

vanessa murdock is here looking at the sky. >> it will be seasonably chilly and there will be a breeze. it will feel like the upper 30s despite a whole lot of sunshine and very beautiful look to start things off. let's look at the temperatures right now. it is 27 in the city. 18 in monticello. 26 in the hamptons. 25 in belmar. there. it feels like seven in monticello. the windchill is 16 in the little cloud cover. for this afternoon, partly cloudy skies but a beauty. by noon it is 37. feeling like 32. by 3, 43, feels like 36. then by six tonight, 40s, feeling like 34. generally it will be bright and general blaechl chilly. chilly.

talk about the warm up in the second half of your weekend. thank you. we have new information this morning after yoko ono was rushed to a hospital. >> ono turned 83 earlier this month. she about been hospitalized for flu like symptoms her son, shawn, ono lennon tweeted his mother is fine and did not have a stroke as previously reported. ono was taken to mount sinai hospital around 9:00, the same hospital where her husband john lennon died after getting shot in 1980. her representative said she should be released some time today. the nypd is on a runt behind the latest -- on a hunt for the of slashings. cbs 2 lana gold is live at the station where it happened. >>reporter: police say the suspect attacked the victim as he was getting on the subway

a lot of riders are scared for the safety because the number of slashings has spiked in the last few months. the nypd making its presence known as 57th street avenue in midtown stepping up security after a slashing here around 8:00 friday morning. >> they need to do something about it. definitely. >>reporter: police say the victim was boarding the crowded train car when he bumped into a man standing by the doorway. the two got into a heated argument and cursed at each other. seconds later, the suspect pulled out a knife and slashed him across the left side of his face and ron off. investigators tell us the 60-year-old victim went to work at a luxury watch and jewelry store at 63rd and madison where someone called 9111. >> i saw the ambulance over here and cops pulled up behind him and they went right to the ambulance. somebody must have been in there injured. >>reporter: the ambulance rushed the man from new jersey to

wounds. subway riders are alarmed. >> they need more policing nuts. >>reporter: according to the nypd there, have been 15 slashings on subways january 1st compared to 10 for the same timeframe last year. so far in 2016, 609 slashings and stabbings have been reported combined. the police response to the crime. >> shootings an murders are down, you've lost interest to them. if it bleeds it leads. >>reporter:. he points out only a handful of the stabbing and slashing incidents were random. and going back to yesterday's crime here, police tell us they don't have a good description of the suspect. if you have any information, they want you to come forward. illana gold, cbs 2 news. the nypd is crediting alert officers in the arrest of a

police say 33-year-old was arrested thursday after officers spotted him on a coney island subway platform. the officers recognized him from the wanted poster they pulled up on the department issued smart phone. ambilard is facing numerous charges including murder and shooting of a 51-year-old back in november. one of long island's highest ranking police officers has pleaded guilty to violating a suspect's civil rights. james greensberg admitted to roughing up christopher lobe and trying to cover it up. he had broken into the suv and taken the chief's duffel bag. >> he acknowledged his lack of judgment and failure in leadership. >> the days of the corruption, cover ups, and abuse of power are over. >> he is expected to be sentenced to four years in

the may 27th commencement time has been changed to 4:00 p.m. on may 27th. that is an hour earlier than previously scheduled. the change comes after some complained the later start time would make it difficult for jewish students ab observing sabbath to observe the ceremony and the sun down. it is scheduled to end at 5:45 p.m.. a plan to end airline restrictions at airport has has some concerned airport in white plains is limited to 480 passengers an hour but the county executive wants to replace that limit with a daily cap saying it is needed to accommodate increased traffic during peak travel times. >> the airport is big enough to support the same amount of run ways and terminals. >> you're worried about what they have in mind? >> i'm terrified. >> we want to make it more convenience and accommodate to changes and technology. >> the legislature will review that request next week. we have new video of the

queens one of the men being queens one of the men being hoisted into a helicopter thursday after a fishing boat went a ground in east rock away inlet.

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style. >> showmanship is fun but not the leadership that will truly change america. >> now with super tuesday looming and rubio lagging in the polls. he decided he has to hit hard. even with some potty humor about trump back staged. >> he asked for a full length mirror. i don't know why, because the podium goes up to here. maybe to make sure his pants weren't wet. >> he went back in time bashing the water sipping state of the union response. >> do you remember that ka trophy. help me, i need water! >> later, he kept going. it is rubio! >> some republicans are wondering what is happening. >> my party has gone bat craziy. >> trump left open the idea of having chris christie, the governor, as a running mate or

saying after he leaves the governor's office he wants to make more money than his wife. >> keep asian entertained. voters are heading to the polls in south carolina for the democratic presidential primary. hillary clinton is the favorite to win. bernie sanders has a long climb to over come clinton's advantage in the south. he returned after campaigning in several states that vote next month. it could set-up clinton for a big delegate haul in the super tuesday contest. we have new information at a deadly shooting. authorities charged a woman sarah hopkins with supplying suspected gunman cedric ford with an assault rifle and pistol. he stormed into the factory in heston and -- hesston and killed

the police chief gunned ford down. >> he went in and did heroic service. >> 90 minutes earlier, ford was served a protective order to stay away from a former girlfriend. we have a consumer alert for parents this morning, even flo is recalling carseats. this involves the transitions three in one booster seat made between 2014 and 2016. kids can loosen the internal harness of the seat. no injuries have been reported and there is a free kit to fix the problem. for more information, head to cbsnewyork.com. the maker of a sippy cup is recalled after mold was found inside of them they're launching

with a new valve easier to clean. prior to it tommee tippee was making transparent tips so they can see issues. >> gabrielleal is watching. the newest cbs viewer. >> gabriella! it is andrea's new niece. and can not be more excited. >> she was watching last weekend and she is a week old. >> congratulations to everyone watching this morning. vanessa is keeping track of the forecast for us. >> that baby is beautiful! >> thank you. >> just as the sunrise is this morning. let's take you live outside to show you how stunning the image is i love. it do you see the hint of pink on the buildings this morning, absolutely beautiful. a few clouds it is 27. we have west northwest winds at 10 miles an hour, as we look at your headlines, here is the deal. there will be a winter chill for us today. we can't get away from it. but tomorrow, a spring like

looking forward to out there weekend. still breezy though and the weekend stays entirely dry for us. take a look at your temperature trend as we make our way through the weekend. yes, we have the warming up to do. yesterday it was 39. today, 43. the breeze will make it feel more like the upper 30s and then tomorrow, 60 degrees to end your weekend. we hold on to 60 monday but monday won't be as stunning a picture. we have showers in the mix. tomorrow, the high of 60 is the normal high for april 12th. at that point in time we'll be well into spring. as we countdown it is still 22 days away. but that storm system, that roll through, overnight, wednesday, into thursday, that was the epitome of a monster spring storm. we're already getting hints that spring is very much getting closer. as we look at vortex satellite

we have high, thin clouds for today. a mixture of sun and clouds. ultimately a beautiful but crisp start to the weekend. high pressure is in control. today, just off to the southwest. so with that winds generally out of the west, tomorrow it migrates east and with, that winds will come out of the southwest cranking in the warmer air for the second half of your weekend. hour by hour. here is what it looks like for today. lots of sun. some clouds in the mix at times and then overnight partly cloudy, we'll see more clouds to the north. for your sunday, beautiful, mostly sunny as we get into monday, we do have the opportunity for a little bit of wet weather. so overnight, sunday into monday. increasing clouds, monday, a chance for showers, generally speaking, not a lot to dislike. some sun, a lot of it, winds will be out of the west, in between northwest and southwest. gustst can be as high at -- gusts can be high high as 35. very brisk out there.

southwest at 10 to 15. windchills will northbound the 20's for many and then tomorrow, nice and sunny and p spring like. 60 degrees, your high tomorrow, winds out of the southwest at 10 to 15 miles an hour. again, the southwest winds that are pivotal in warming us up. 60 degrees with the chance of showers, tuesday looking good. 56 degrees but late tuesday you will note increasing clouds, wednesday looking to be a soggy day and breezy one at that but not horribly cool. 35 #5 three degrees is well -- 53 degrees is well below normal. partly sunny for friday. it is 36 and we could see a few passing snow showers then. >> what a bump up tomorrow in the temperature. >> it will be really beautiful. >> from 50s to snow. what a forecast. apart. baby grape tomatoes are in

>> today's tip of the day is going to be with the beautiful baby grape tomatoes in the market right now. they're small grape tomatoes which are great because you don't have to throw them in half and get in in the pain. cut them in half when they're this small, they'll be tomato juice. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy them, nice and red all the way around. check the bottom right here, make sure all of the tomatoes look beautiful. when you bring them home, although a lot of people like to store them in the fridge, leave them at room temperature. there is a lot of sugar which means the shelf life is short. store them on the counter, enjoy them within a few days. that is it. any longer, they start to shrivel up and taste awful and that is not any good whatsoever.

remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. these are good! >> thought he was goi say beautiful! >> you can't mix them up the mets are fired up after their first squad work out of spring training. >> they have more than enough motivation to return to the world series this year. otis livingston is in port st. lucie with your sports update. >> good morning, everyone, a day full of energy and excitement yesterday here in port st. lucie. the energy provided by cecpides when he drove his jeep wrangler onto the complex. the moment everyone was waiting for. the entire met team taking the field for the first full squad work out. how about some of the sights? matt harvey with a bullpen session. he looked good. new mets 2nd baseman neal walker getting reps in the infield and terry collins over seeing everything.

be easy to get back to the fall cla they know they have the talent to do so. >> we come in with more confidence but nothing changes because our expectations were high the last spring training and will be this spring training. no matter what is going on outside of this clubhouse. the confidence and expectations are high and i think that was just the message. >> it is awesome. today, obviously, the first official meeting with everybody in there and you look around the room and there is a lot of talent and positivity towards not only this camp but this season and we're all ex. >> for cbs 2 news, i'm otis livingston. have a great saturday. >> a lot of excitement for the mets. time is 6:21. have you having sex in your sleep? middle of the night. >> everyone's ears perked up. >> why doctors say it is so dangerous. >> for the first time. jennifer garner talks about her split with ben affleck and the rumors about the nanny.

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affleck announced their break up after 10 years of marriage and one month later rumors began to swirl that affleck was cheating with the nanny. >> jennifer says the nanny was not part of the break up. they were separated weeks before the announcement came out. >> garner spoke to van faechl fair magazine -- vanity fair magazine and said they split before it broke. >> she said she had to explain what the word scandal meant to her kids because they started asking her what that meant after hearing it in the news about the parents. it has been hard on her and her family but most of all, hard on her kids. >> it was a year of wine. she tried not to watch any cover up and says her and ben are still friends. >> he will walk through the front door and they never see them happier. how can you not be friends with someone like that. they were married for just over 10 years and he really is the love of her life. >> she has no regrets and would

>> i don't think you'll see jen and ben reconciling or getting back together at any time soon. she says she hasn't kissed a man in eight months. >> she told the magazine she was asked out on a date but is definitely not ready for that. >> she needs this time to be alone and focus on what the last year brought for her and be alone with her kids right now. >> garner says it breaks her heart to think about the future and how she will not be dancing with affleck at their daughter's weddings. >> they were one of those couples you rooted for. >> they were really cute. time is 6:26. up next, today's top stories. >> the nypd is investigating another subway slashing this time in midtown. we'll have more on the search for the suspect and what the police commissioner has to say. >> plus, oh deer, certainty

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the search is on for a suspect who attacked a man for accidently bumping into him on the train. >> it is like a freight train coming through here. >> two men are trapped after their car smachs into a home. >> cbs 2 news saturday morning continues right now . good morning. 6:29 on this saturday, february 27th. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. meteorologist vanessa murdock is here looking at the forecast. we're talking about a warm up but not this morning. >> not this morning or this afternoon. it is tomorrow that the warm up is really here. don't expect to walk outside in your shorts and t-shirts today because i don't think you'll be quite comfortable if that is the

let's go ahead, shall we, 27 in the city right now. 22 in babylon. 19 in susex. as we look at the windchills, they're slight. eight in liberty. and in thomas river, feeling like 16 degrees. on the vortex satellite and radar picture it doesn't do a great job of picking up on the thin clouds we have out there this morning. nonetheless, today will be a very sun filled start to your weekend. by noon it is 37, feeling like 32. by noon, 42 will feel like 36. the reason being for the windchill, generally on average. winds will be out of the west. blowing at 10 to 15 miles an hour, gusts could be as high as 25. your forecast is coming up and we'll talk more specifics about the actual warm up arriving tomorrow. andrea, and diane. back to you. >> the nypd is on the hunt for

investigators say he slashed a subway passenger in the face. >> it is the latest in the string of the crimes over the last few weeks. last incident happened. >> the victim is recovering with stitches in his face and police are searching for the suspect. good description. as you can imagine, a lot of riders are concerned this happened on a very busy entrepreneur during the morning rush. the nypd making its presence known at the 57th street subway station in midtown stepping up security after a slashing here at 88:00 friday morning. >> they need to do something about it. definitely. >> police say the victim was boarding the crowded train car when he bumped into a man standing by the doorway. the two got into a heated argument and cursed at each other. seconds later, the suspect allegedly pulled out a knife and

his face and ran off. investigators tell us the 60-year-old victim went to work at shopar, a luxe jewelry store where someone called 911. >> i saw the ambulance over here, and the cops pulled up behind him and they went right into the ambulance. so somebody must have been in there injured. >> that ambulance rushed the man from new jersey to lennox hill hospital. he got six stitches to close the wounds. subway riders are alarmed. >> i guess they need more policing, you know, because you have all kinds of nuts. >> according to the nypd there, have been 15 slashings january 1st compared to 10 for the same timeframe last year. 609 slashings appeared stabbings combined have been reported in new york city, a 21% increase since last year. the police commissioner's response to the crime a sn. >> shootings appeared murders are down.

>> he also points out only a handful of the incidents were random. mayor de blasio understands why the public might be fearful but adds only seven of the 609 crimes have been random. we're live in midtown this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> a rapper who toured with bone thugs and harmony has been arrested on long island. steward house is accused of firing a gun outside of a concert venue last night after a performance. the rapper is facing charges of reckless endangerment and weapons possession. luckily no one was injured. the nypd is investigating the possibility that this man is pepper spraying and robbing women in bayridge. this video is from february 6th. one of them sprayed an elderly woman and mother's daughter

firefighters head to free two people or two trapped men from a vehicle that barrelled into the home. witnesses say the van was speeding down the street when it slammed into the corner of the house. the van from a cap called dry wall plus left a huge hole in the wall. a man was upstairs watching tv when he heard the impact. >> it was like a freight train coming through here and i the big noise. it scared the hell out of me. >> no one inside was hurt. the house has a blue tarp covering a hole in the living room and quite a mess inside. new jersey police say they're wasting resources over a growing problem called swatting. investigators say a computer generated bomb threat was sent to the high school threatening to kill students. similar calls were made in schools in hack sack, and they all turned out to be a head coach.

they cost 10's of thousands of dollars. >> it takes a lot of technology to trace down the calls and see where they originated from. >> a new law will increase penalties increasing the years in jail and fines. a deer gave a new jersey middle school quite a square. the curious creature jumped through a window into the main office. an animal control officer tranquilized the deer. the it will be checked out and released into the wild. it looks cute in the pictures. can you imagine being the principal or the secretary in the main office? >> he wanted to participate in a little class time hanging out with the kids. >> called to the principal's office. time now is 6:35. we have new information on a security breach involving the irs, why tl may be worse than first reported.

your sleep? the middle of the night tryst you won't remember. why doctors stay is dangerous >> it was the infamous dress, now this jacket. see how it is sparking another color combat online. >> here is -- color debate online. >> here is vanessa murdock. >> it is not warm yet. we'll have details on a nice warm up for the second half of your weekend in my full forecast. you can have the full forecast at any time with the new york weather app.

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6:39 but we're in for a sun filled day. if you're up. hope you're enjoying the sunrise. thanks for waking up with us at cbs 2 news saturday morning. we'll have more information on the irs hacking. the problem is bigger than the first thought. the number of taxpayers's tax information who may have been stolen is double the agency's previous estimate. the breach was discovered in may of 2015. the irs says it is committed to protecting taxpayers on multiple fronts. the price of a first class stamp is going down and this is not just a promotion. the united states postal service received permission to increase stamp prices temporarily. that surcharge is expected to end on april 10th. starting then, mailing a one ounce letter will cost $0.47 instead of 49. >> all right.

for some, sleep time is not so restful. there is sleep walking and sleep talking. some eat without realizing it. >> some some say sleep disorders can include sex. cbs 2 dave carlin reports on "sexsomnia." >>reporter: a diagnosis of "sexsomnia" comes after a sleep study where they chart a patient is asleep while engaging in sex acts with no recollection of it afterwards. >> if your partner is sleeping and they're not aware of it, that is not okay. >> doctor is a sleep specialist. "sexsomnia" falls in the same as sleep walking and sleep talking. >> in parasonnia, you would have an incomplete awakening so you're stuck in sleep but you start doing things that are normally restricted to waking. >> it was used as a defense in two high profile rape cases over seas. the juries bought the argument. >> the cases were a man in

raping a girl and a man in denmark in 2013 acquitted of molesting two girls. >> it held up in court. >> rape victims advocates are worried more criminals will use they tell researchers to avoid stress, sleep deprivation and rooms. it started out as something funny but it holds up in court in a rape defense, that is scary. >> it is another color controversy, switching gears. >> trying to cheer everyone up. >> the internet is lighting up over the color of this adidas jacket. some say it is white and blue. i see light blue and white. >> really? >> others say black and brown. >> that is what i see. >> this is like the gold and white dress. >> exactly. >> which i still say is dpoeld and white. there could be seven different ways people can see

it was exactly one year ago that the internet went nuts over the infamous dress. some believe it was blue and black. others saw gold and white. i actually think we givered in that. >> i see gold and white. >> i see black and blue. >> i see black and brown in the other one. >> they should make cars that do this so everyone thinks you have a new car when you drive around. she had a beautiful new red car. >> no. she had a blue one. >> what do you see? >> the same as you. >> the blue and black and the black and brown. >> black and brown? my mind is blown. >> it is interesting. it would be really curious to further study this and see what other ways we see in colors. >> people need to start white balancing the cameras. >> it is really cool stuff for sure. >> let's take you to the forecast and show you what is happening outside and what you can expect moving forward. first thing to do is check in

we'll take you outside. the sunrise is spectacular. i love it. 6:33. a cold start, 27 degrees, we have west northwest winds, 10 miles an hour. it is feeling more like the teens out there for some. so the moral of the story, bundle it up. here is what you can expect. a seasonable chill for today. tomorrow, feeling like spring. i'm loving this forecast for tomorrow. overall it is a dry weekend. breezy at times. we have a slight chance for a shower as we make our way into monday. that does not impact your weekend forecast. for today, we anticipate a high of 43 degrees. the normal high is 44, so very much seasonable today but with the winds anticipate it feeling more like the upper 30s. as we do spring ahead, it doesn't happen for 15 days, but we're showing you this because i know i've been thinking about it lately and very much looking forward to the sun sticking around a little bit later until 7:01. as we look at the vortex, satellite and radar picture right now. we don't see the height in

present. for today it is going to be a mostly sunny day. we have high pressure dominating your entire weekend forecast. here is what is happening. for today, high pressure is nestled off to the southwest. winds on average will be out of the west and again it will be a breezy day. tomorrow, high pressure moves off of the coast and with that, winds will be out of the southwest and warming us up oh, so nicely. for today, chilly, bright, brisk, love layout. there just chilly. you'll want to bundle up. tomorrow, as i mentioned, the winds will be cranking out of the southwest. it will still be breezy. we'll have a nice, spring like finish with highs at 60. then on monday, what is through. we'll likely see a few showers on monday. we'll be on the breezy side. temperatures, however, monday, are going to be on the mild side so that is very good news as we head into the work week. we're talking no snow to start it, but by the work week's end, we could have some snow showers

today, no wet weather, just lots of sunshine. mostly sunny, 43 degrees. again, we'll feel more like the upper 30s. then tonight, partly cloudy, still brisk, 35, tomorrow, my pick of the weekend, i cannot wait to celebrate. the sunshine, the warmth, the 60-degree high we're anticipating high with winds out of the southwest with 10 to 15 miles an hour. as you make your way into monday. it is mild at 60. then for tuesday, 56 degrees, very comfortable. clouds will increase on tuesday, then on wednesday, 54 degrees, rainy and windy again but i don't expect it to be anything like it was wednesday night into early thursday. as for this thursday, 42 degrees, mostly cloudy then on friday, 36 with passing snow showers possible. >> i'm trying to focus on the 60 for tomorrow. >> me too. it will be glorious. >> after we get the warm days. i feel like i'm that much less prepared for the cold ones.

as possible. >> this is spring. we could be accustomed to it. we're going to 60, dropping back down to 40 and 30. pretty soon we'll be going to 70 50s. the trend has begun. u.s. city council wants to ball parks. 415,000 kids nationwide try smokeless tobacco every year athletes use it. the city hopes to have a ban in place by opening day at yankee stadium and city field. both the yankees and the mets support the idea. matt harvey, colon and the crew hit the field. >> on theis livingston is in port st. lucie florida with your sports update. >> good morning, everyone, yesterday was a day full of excitement and energy here in port st. lucie florida, the

drove his customized jeep wrangler on a complex. another day, another expensive car, $85,000 for this one. the excitement came when the entire squad hit the field for their first full squad work out down here in port st. lucie and how about some sights of the day? matt harvey with the bullpen session. he looked good. new mets 2nd baseman neal walker getting reps in the infield and terry collins over seeing everything. the thinking among the team and organization while it won't be easy to get back to the world series, they know they have the talent on the tror do so. >> guy -- on the roster to do so. >> the guys come in with more confidence and organization dear ms, with more confidence. our expectations were high last spring training and they will be the same this spring training. no matter what is going on outside of clubhouse, you know, the confidence and expectations are high and i think that was the message. >> it is awesome. today, obviously, the first official meeting with everybody

room and there is a lot of talent and positivity towards not only this camp but the season and we're all excited. >> now, over in tampa the yankees with their second day of a full squad work ouchlt if they'll have a successful -- work out. if they'll have a successful season, all of the pressure is on to ellsbury he is in the third year of a 7- $150 million deal. he has been injury prone his two seasons in the bronx and after a strong start, he struggled mightily down the stretch. at low point. joe girardi leaving him out of the wild card game. he is ready for a fresh start. >> i basically didn't take any time off in the off season. just got back right into the training, right into the lifting, and i feel strong, i feel ex. >> now to the knicks, they will certainly be excited when the month is over.

going into the magic game and they were six and a half games out of the 8th spot in the eastern conference with 23 games to go. they had the magic touch to orlando. anthony. borzingas with 18. they go to to beat orlando. for cbs 2 news, i'm otis livingston, have a great day. >> time now is 6:49. it is a building that helped change the new york skyline. >> we're in one of the tallest residential buildings in manhattan. called 157. look at view over my shoulder. these are sweeping views of central park. >> the views aren't the only way these home owners are living large. we'll take a look inside. but first, alex dennis has your weekend traffic update.

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it is a building that changed the city skyline becoming the tallest residential building. >> let's go inside 157. >> this glass building so 1,000 feet above the city with 90 stories. we met douglas elman's noble black for a tour of 157. >> we're on 62 a. this is the iconic central park view. this is what they used to say is the helicopter view. now it is the billionaire view. >> with 12-foot ceilings and lots of volume. >> you have a living room, great room, that is about 1200 square feet with an open living room and formal dining room here. you can easily see it, 16 or 18 people and it is a comfortable layout. you open into the gorgeous kitchen. >> the kitchen has double appliances. >> is this not the most

>> this looks like you're on a yacht. >> this is mccaster. it is an exotic wood. you have a great pantry. and you have the park hyatt down stairs. if you don't cook, you have room service at any time you want and butler service if you want someone to prepare a big dinner. they come up. house keeping comes up and cleans up afterwards. >> yes, please. >> a wide hall way leads to each of the three bedrooms the bedrooms have the same gracious proportions along with bathrooms. >> they used marble for all of the baths. >> another bedroom has more western views. >> a lot of people can use this as a den but it is a huge room. >> could be a closet. >> the master suite faces south and west with a king size bed. >> which again looks tiny given the proportion. >> you have a choice between two bathrooms within the suite.

>> can you picture getting ready here every morning? >> i can. >> a glass enclosed shower faces the tub which puts the view on display once again. finally, the powder room. >> this probably has the best views of any powder room in the city. >> this is just ridiculous. how much does it cost to live large here? >> 29 ms., 950. >> that is living larmg at -- 29 million, 950. >> that is living large at 157. >> it sold for more $100 million to a mystery buyer shattering the record for the highest price ever paid for a single residence in new york city. >> unbelievable. but the views. >> especially from the shower. >> what is that like, i wonder? >> we'll probably never know. >> we'll never know. >> it is time to see what is coming up on cbs this saturday. >> we're anthony mason joins us live. >> coming up, the big question

continue to gather more information on where we go, what we buy and how we live. there is growing concern about what they'll do with it. >> also, with the big oscar weekend here, we'll ge critics predictions on who may win and how to will confront the latest diversity controversy. >> it already won an oscar, new york's museum of modern art has been honored for saving hollywood history. how they spent 80 years finding and preserving classic films. >> all that plus the eye opener, the dish and music in the saturday session just ahead on cbs this morning saturday. >> looking forward to it as always. thank you, guys. >> let's look at your weather forecast. vanessa murdock has a mixed variety this week for us i do. >> i think overall it is a gorgeous weekend. it will be chilly today in the 40s, feeling like the upper 30s tomorrow, though, we go to 60.

like. mostly sunny, 37 in mantau. as we look through the day, expect breezy conditions. winds out of the west at 10 to 15 gusting to 25. there will be a windchill. overnight, 35 and partly cloudy, still on the breezy side, feeling like the upper 20's, tomorrow, a high of 60 degrees, mostly sunny, feeling like mid-april out. there monday, some showers and 60s still, for tuesday it is 56 with increasing clouds, wednesday, wet and windy but nothing like what we saw wednesday night to thursday of this week. >> it was crazy the weather last week. >> unbelievable. wind gusts to 70 miles an hour. >> lots of things blowing around in the wind. >> thank you. . >> you're welcome. >> our next news cast is tonight at six. >> you can check today's top stories all day long from home on cbsnew york.com. from vanessa, i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. thanks for watching. have a great saturday! captions by: caption colorado, llc

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