it tbeer it tfi. . right now, a break in a cold case, 5 years after a woman's body was found. police arrest her husband for murder. a knife reportedly discovered at the home once owned by oj simpson. is it a new clue in the case or a false lead? could we be in for more snow? vanessa murdock has the details, cbs 2 this morning starts right now. live from studio 46. this is cbs 2 news this morning. good morning it is 6:00 on this saturday march fifth. today's top stories are straight ahead. the forecast.

beautiful day, but a chilly day, low 30s, heading for the low 40s out there. it is 29 right now in central park, 16 in monticello, 26 in the hamptons, 25 in belmar. as we look at the wind chills they are existent, feels like 24 in the city, feels like single digits in monticello, 7 is that wind chill right now. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, fortunately there are very few clouds out there. it will be a beautiful start to your day, just a chilly one as we roll into the afternoon, we'll start to see more clouds and warm to 42 degrees this afternoon. not quite a seasonal day. our normal high is actually 46 degrees. a few degrees below the northerly. winds will be subsiding throughout the day by this afternoon blowing about 5 to 10 miles per hour. yes we do have the beginning of a warming trend but it is going to be 25 plus degrees warmer by midweek next week.

coming up in just a bit. andrea and diane back to you. new this morning police arrested a long island man more than 5 years after his wife was murdered. in december 2010 we interviewed the husband who had reported his wife missing after he said they got into an argument. >> i just want you to come home, call, let your family know you are all right. please i love you, i miss you come home. he was seen here crying in 2010 as police pulled his wife, 31-year-old nicole tessa's body out of the woods near their home. now the 33-year-old has been charged with second degree murder in her death. it is not clear what new clues are in the case. a cabdriver remains in the hospital with critical injuries. >> after he was shot in the

police need to know who open fire. alana gold joins us from elmhurst hospital. >> reporter: he is in critical condition, the family by his side. the shooter is on the run and need to track down whoever did this. >> 37-year-old robert castillo struggling to recover after emergency surgery following a shooting in astoria queens. a neighbor recorded the chaotic aftermath outside the strip club on 34th street. he was here to pick up four men, the group got into an argument, and gunfire erupted. police tell us when the four men got into the vehicle, a bullet struck the cab and hit castillo in the head he was the

>> they were going around the corner over here to people that were leaving that's it got serious. detectives say he tried to drive off while bad by bleeding and slammed into park cars and a utility poll on 35th street and 37th avenue. >> i was like, how does this happen in my neighborhood? pretty scary. we're hoping he is going to pull through, we don't know at this point. >> fernando, a spokesperson for many of the drivers in the city, says castillo made his living at a driver but not licensed and suv was not registered. >> if it would have been in a licenseed, he would have been in the same condition. >> now they are tracking down receipts to track down whoever open fire. this morning there are so many questions about who could be responsible.

information they want you to come forward. thank you. in campaign 2016, democrats are heading to the polls in kansas, louisiana and nebraska, presidential hopefuls vermont senator bernie sanders and former secretary of state hillary clinton spent yesterday campaigning hard for the support of the 109 delegates at stake hod. meanwhile the republican final four are competing in maine, kansas, and louisiana today. supporters and protesters orleans. a stream of protesters were escorted out by police or shoved away by supporters after crashing the rally. there were a sea of signs with what appeared to be contrasting messages, some said quote your hate is killing people, ors

the front runner has changed his position about torturing terrorists. >> could you imagine these people, these animals in the middle east that chop off heads sitting around talking and seeing we are having a hard problem with waterboarding? >> on thursday night he said he would have troops break the law when interrogating terrorists but saying he would follow international guidelines. yesterday trump choose to skip the convention where the other candidates were vying for the conservative vote. ben carson did not endorse any of the four remaining candidates but if trump wins the nomination the party must rally around him. we have an update on the new jersey transit strike. they wrapped up meetings in washington friday to try to strike. reps are trying to negotiate new contracts for more than 4,000 workers who say they've

the two sides will meet for the two sides will meet for another session monday in new jersey, the strike deadline is set for next sunday more than 100,000 riders would be affected if that happens. the nypd says it's deployed more riders to subway stations since the stabbingings across the year. we caught up with the officers making the rounds in harlem. they'll go to each stations handing out safety information and riding trains to reassure riders. the pasic river is getting a billion dollar clean up. the polluted water way was a dumping ground for more than a century. the epa says 100-plus companies contributed to the river's demise dumping heavy metals. officials say the companies will be expected to foot the bill for the $1.38 billion project. the epa says clean up will take more than 11 years. i was there when that man attempted to swim? oh, and he was covered and still couldn't quite finish it. it will be cleared up later. i'll hold off on swimming for awhile. more than 20 years after oj simpson was acquitted a knife was reportedly found on the property he once own. >> this is the piece that's missing. here whey marsha clark the head prosecutor of this trial is suspicious of this discovery. dining out this weekend? four new restaurant trends not sitting well with some customers. want to keep your minds sharp? why researchers say have more sex. here is vanessa with a look at the forecast. looking beautiful, it is not warm. we'll talk about a major warm up moving forward and a little snow first. but first, a check on the

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. many are calling this a shocking discovery decades after the oj simpson case. the lapd is testing a knife discovered on the property. jessica schneider reports. we the jury find the defendant not guilty. it was the acquitel that left the double murder unsolved, but a new wrinkle in the homicide investigation. >> the lapd announcing a knife has been handed over to them. allegedly found during the demolition of oj simpson's estate in 1998, police say a construction worker found the knife and gave it to a

the person that we received this knife from is a retired lapd officer who retired pack in the late 90 east. the retired cop reportedly kept the knife and didn't tell authorities until about a month ago. that lengthy time lapse is leading many to question whether the finding is legit or whether it has any connection to oj simpson. marsha clark prosecuted the case, she is urging caution. >> it might be a hoax, somebody who planted it and pretended to find it. simpson was acquitted in 1995 but ended up convicted for a las vegas armed robbery in 2008. he is now serving 30 years behind bars. the murder case has gained new attention recently with the release of a mini series. no murder weapon was found. but this knife will be tested for dna. no matter the outcome, simpson can't be tried again.

simpson with the homicides he's been charged with because he is acquitted. the knife is a small utility buck knife, the medical examiner said a larger knife was used but the investigation into this knife does continue police haven't released anything official. corroded and led-laced pipes are finally being replaced in flint michigan. a pipe was removed and replaced with a popper pipe, led has contaminated flint's drinking water and elevated led levels were found in children up to 15,000 pipes must be replaced that could take a year. mike lee of utah is holding up by legislation to address the water crisis, the governor has not asked for federal help and the state does not need it.

ceramic mug was labeled microwave safe but has a print that can create a fire hazard. they were sold in december and january. it appears what happens in the bedroom could help you upstairs. a new study finds sexually active people over age 50 have more ro bust brains for women, there is only an increase in memory skills the researchers warn this is just a correlation not a cause and effect, the study was conducted in coventry university in england. speaking of the british. >> my british husband must be very excited about that study. let's check in with vanessa murdock. cooling things down over there right vanessa? it is chilly this morning we'll crank up the heat near record warmth on wednesday. this forecast is with a

between now and then, it is a letel little chilly we'll have snow but no means by that big of a deal. we'll start things off live outside. it is stunning out there this morning, beautiful blue skis, north, northwest wind at 14 miles per hour. as we look at your weather headlines here is the deal. stays chilly, tomorrow, a few snowflakes moving on through then the big warm up is on its way. you will be dancing the spring jig come tuesday, wednesday it might be an all out celebration, here is the deal. yesterday, it was chilly. 39 but watch the trend just continues to climb today 42. tomorrow 46. monday, 56 degrees. wednesday, a high of 70 is what we're forecasting right now. and that would be record

of course we're not officially there yet we still have 15 days to go until spring arrives it will be feeling like spring next week. on the vortex satellite and radar, it is clear. high pressure is in control for the meantime then tonight area of low pressure will be sweeping on through, bringing snow to the great lakes region for us a little snow over night through tomorrow morning. a dusting to an inch at most. here is what it looks like hour by hour, beautiful, bright for much of the day, the clouds begin to thicken as that low pressure system begins getting closer to us. as we make our way in through the morning tomorrow start to see a few snow showers, it looks quite pitiful, we could see a dusting to the inch well to the west as this thing sweeps on through. for the day tomorrow, clearing skies and beginning the warm up or continuing the warm up if you will. but it is really next week monday through wednesday, winds

southwest pumping in warm air, temperatures will be 10 to 25 degrees above normal. record warmth possible on wednesday right now the record stands at 69 degrees we anticipate reaching a high of 70. today, 42 is the high. that is not seasonably warm. it is slightly below the mark. clouds increase this afternoon winds will call through the day out of the north becoming southwesterly at 5 to 10. then over night tonight, clouds continue to thicken, 32 degrees, we bring in that slight chance of snow showers over night into tomorrow morning the suburbs will be in the 20s. things will stick over night on those grassy surfaces as we make our way through the day tomorrow after those early flakes and clearing skies and 46 to end your weekend. now your extended forecast. take a look at monday. 56 degrees, partly sunny skies. tuesday, it is 65 and mostly sunny. then wednesday, that is when we anticipate the record warmth

we do expect increasing clouds late in the day on 70. thursday we're looking at rain in the forecast a little breezy as well and temperatures dropping off by friday at 55. >> but 70 for wednesday that's crazy to think about. tuesday is going to be stunning as well. there will probably be snowstorms somewhere mixed in, the weather right now. >> mother nature might have one more good one in her . just a little passing snow action. no big deal. thank you vanessa. it is a growing trend while dining out. but new yorkers don't seem to like it. restaurant owners are finding new ways to keep things moving but some diners are finding it unappetizing. we live in a place full of foodies, picky we ask them what irks them? many like it is this question, are you done with that? some people hate it when plates are taken away before everyone

>> there were seven of us at a table everybody's plate was gone i still had my fork in my hand. >> why the rush? >> industry experts say higher rents and other challenges make table turn over more important than ever before. >> with an estimated 24,000 new york city restaurants competition fierce, many rents sky high, a lease for a place on eighth avenue near 46th street can be $70,000 a month and more. and payroll costs are up too. >> the restaurants are trying to cutback on their expenses. andrew, executive director alliance. say some are cutting desserts which tend to keep diners in their seats longer to cut costs and keep things moving technology takes over. of weight staff. it takes away from the

restaurant owners change with the times, but no, it cannot come at the expense of good service which keeps customers coming back. dave carlin, cbs 2 news. fans of the broadway wicked, now have option to score cheap tickets. will add a digital lottery next tuesday, sign upstarting at 8:30 in the morning on the day of the show, winners will have a chance to pay $35 for the night's show. to sign up we have a link on cbsnewyork.com. time 16:20 it is test day for students taking the sat's, including the section you can opt out of, plus this. that was an attempt at the buzzer, see the excitement how

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. a beautiful sun rise this morning on this chilly 29 degrees. vanessa says we do have a major warm upcoming later this week, she'll explain in her forecast coming up. half a million students across the nation will take a revamped sat test. under gone extensive changes to be closer aligned to what students are learning in school. the odds of picking the correct answer goes up now since students will have four choices to pick from instead of 5. there were also be less geometry, no more vocab words and will be option.

on top of it we don't know how schools are going to look at the score. the perfect score drops to 1600 instead of 2400. i think 1600 was when i took it. i took the sat three times. >> i remember hearing when someone got 2000, like, wow! >> good luck to everybody taking it for sure. yellow peppers are some of the most versatile vegetables, grilled placed on salad, pack a punch. are they technically fruit? today's tip of the day is going to be with yellow peppers. yellow peppers are imported not locally grown, the mild flavor and the sweetness in yellow peppers is fantastic and mixing in with all the other pepper

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capitals on the home turf and the knicks let one slip away in boston. when a goalie gets hit it is not like he can skate to the bench and clear his head. he needs a time out. last night lundquist asked for a time out. and forced the stoppage by flipping the net. he missed last night's game because of the spasims, jumping outto a 2-0 lead. died it until 2 until derek committed a capitol offense, that's a go ahead goal with 17 period. the rangers take down the capitals 3-2 in d.c. >> knicks in boston taking on the celtics, new york held a comfortable lead until their

celtics have one of the stingiest defenses, they give the lead back and have one more shot for a win who is going to take that shot? mello? well, it is not a game-winning shot. the knicks fall short by one, 105-104. >> have a great day i'm stevovermyer. check this out a buzzer beater had the crowd going wild at a high school basketball play off game in kentucky, they were up with 3 with .6 of a second left. jack nailed an insane hail mary. also plays tight end he signed onto play football he got a

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are temperatures nearing the 70s. we'll check in with vanessa murdock's forecast, cbs 2 news saturday morning this morning starts right now. live from studio 46. morning. good morning it is 6:31 on this saturday march fifth. today's top stories are straight ahead but first meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. stunning skies, it is deceiving today. let's take a look at how beautiful this picture is. it will make your feel warm this morning, even though wind chills for some are down into the single digits but my goodness. what a gorgeous way to start off the weekend. temperatures right now, 20s for the most part, but note the teens in liberty, it is 28 in babylon, 28 in linden as well.

like 22 in linden. liberty feels like 9. in central park, will feel like the 20s out there. by the day we get into the afternoon we'll be warming up into the low 40s out there, we'll see some more clouds this afternoon, but it will not be quite a seasonably warm day. our normal high is 46. it will be 42 feeling more like 40. i think it is still a beautiful start to the weekend and we'll talk a major warm upcoming up in my full forecast. a delivery cabdriver is fighting for his life. he was shot in the head while working in astoria and now they are looking for his shooter. diane, this driver is in critical condition here atelmhurst hospital, the family is here by his side hoping he

police say he was not the intended target now they need to find whoever pulled the trigger. 37-year-old robert struggling to recover from emergency surgery following a shooting in astoria queens. a neighbor reported the chaotic aftermath outside the strip club on 34th street. investigators say he was here to pick up four men. the group got into an argument with someone outside then gunfire erupted. police tell us when the four men got into castillo's cab. >> they were going over here to people that were leaving that's kind of when it really got serious. detectives say he tried to drive off while bad ly bleeding.

pretty scary. we are hoping he is going to pull through, but we don't know at this point. fernando mateo, a spokesperson for many of the drivers in the city, says castillo made his living at a driver, and his suv was not commission. >> if it was a license he would have been in the same condition. >> they are talking to mateo's four passenger, searching through the video and going through receipts to track whoever open fire. >> police are still searching for a suspect, they don't have a good description who could be responsible. if you have any information they want you to come forward right away. we're live in elmhurst queens, cbs 2 news.

brooklyn serial killer was sentenced. be in jail for the rest of this life. you will pay for this crime behind the bars alone. >> the judge sentenced him to 75 years to life in the 2012 shooting deaths of three shopkeepers at one point family members of the victims walked out of the courtroom as parone went on a rant, not only denied murdering the three men, but trial. absolutely no one appeared in this courtroom for my defense at the trial. >> the judge told parone he was lucky new york does not have the death penalty saying he would be a prime candidate. residents at a chelsea apartment building got a rude awake up call. the burglar caught right outside their windows the man was first spotted on the roof on friday morning when he fell and got caught in the scaffolding.

across scaffolding and up and down the fire escapes. saying be careful, come down we're on the way with the helicopter. >> cops arrested 51-year-old lewis, charged with illegal entry to a building and criminal trespass. the cruise ship that had two shipsel cut short due to a storm, anthem of the seas left new jersey friday afternoon on a three day trip to nova scotia. a spokesperson said it is traveling south to avoid a storm but not miss any ports the ship got tossed around last month and had to come back early last week because of another storm. shelter works are reliving how they saved animals inside a dozen cats and dogs were still in their cages but despite

to get in and get all the them out safely. i was hit in the face with this cloud of smoke almost likes like it was snowing but the snow was black. it was everywhere covering everything. >> you had the urgency to get them out of there they needed to be saved. the fire department is blaming a boiler for that fire. some of the biggest names in hollywood, comedian tina fey who stars in a movie about love and laughter, you have a sneak peek ahead. does this look like a police station to you? we'll take you inside a very unusual manhattan penthouse in living large. wardrobe 911 a little girl calls for help when she encounters the problem getting dress. here is vanessa murdock with your forecast. the forecast is cold to start and then a massive warm up. your weekend is looking pretty

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butler and morgan freeman. world leaders happen to be in the same place at the wrong time when terrorists attack. zootopia is expected to come in first place making around $70 million. most toddlers need help getting dressed one south carolina girl felt it was a real emergency. that was 2-year-old alia with a dispatcher said she needed help putting on her pants so they went over and lent a hand. >> the door came open and she was running with a half a pant leg on. >> came home to the police helped your daughter put pants on, i was like, oh! is little girl's grandfather

had called anyone let alone the police we have all of those moments. >> you just need some help getting dressed. the nypd is going to be like what are you doing. i checked in with the fashion police, aka the women right here. you can blame me next time. the forecast today is going to be a chilly one but a bright and beautiful one to start. going to check in with our weather watchers see what they have to say. they sent us pictures that i love. that's where we would start things off. first off, this from last night beautiful picture of sunset, note the clouds in place. now we take you to what's happening out there this morning of sun rise.

but sun rise, beautiful blue skies out there this morning looking lovely to start but temperatures are in the 20s. do not let that sunshine deceive you, let's take you live outside show you this picture because this will make you feel warm even though those temperatures are not quite there. it is 29 degrees north, northwest winds at 20 miles per hour. head loins staying chilly today a few flakes into early tomorrow morning and a big warm up on the way highs of 70 degrees by midweek, 42, normal is 46. so 4 degrees below the norm. sunset at 5:52. the reason i highlight that is because next sunday it is time to spring forward yes we will lose an hour of sleep, sunset will be at 7:01 in the evening and i prefer to have that daylight in the evening.

change of pace for us. looking awesome out there right now, but we do have clouds that will be pushing in through the afternoon in advance of this. it is a low pressure system right now pushing through the great lakes region bringing snow, note it will pass to our south as that happens a few snow showers are in our forecast over night tonight into tomorrow morning it may be a dusting to an inch at absolute most and that looks to be well west of the city. hour by hour here is how things shake out, lots of sunshine early clouds thickening later over night stays relatively cloudy, then around 2 a.m. note we start to see some snow showers creeping on in. 9 a.m., snow moving on through, then as we get into the afternoon skies again to clear, maybe a left over rain shower. for the last day here of the weekend as we go over night saturday into sunday, temperatures will start to crank on up. as you make your way monday through wednesday, we'll have a

temperatures will climb 10 to 25 degrees above normal with record warmth anticipated on wednesday. we're forecasting a high right now of 70 on wednesday, the record stands right now at 69 degrees. so we are anticipating record warmth then. today, not record warmth a little bit below where we should be 42 degrees, clouds thicken throughout the day winds settle. 42 will feel like 40 over night tonight increasing clouds 32 degrees, 20s in the suburbs a little bit of snow moving on in. snow will wrap up tomorrow morning again a dusting to an inch in some spots 46 tomorrow afternoon with clearing skies. monday, 10 degrees warmer than that, 56 degrees, a little bit of sun and cloud activity. tuesday it is 65. i actually think that's my preferred day because we'll see mostly sunny skies i know it will be 70.

late in the day, it won't be as bright and beautiful. and thursday, rain moving through. we appreciate it. in this morning's living large we travel back to the start of the 20th century. 240 center street is a landmark once headquarters of the nypd. as emily smith reports the home had a hidden gem. it is known as one of the most unique homes, b the old police building, nypd headquarters. going to the penthouse. hi, ken brown. the current owner bought the penthouse from calvin klein. they have an informal family room and kitchen. >> this is a refrigerator have

>> all the floors are heated, everything you'd expect from any other luxury property. >> we took this staircase to the master sweet all though an elevator is an option. the master takes up the entire second floor. >> a great master sweet in terms of size. >> this is so beautiful right? you look like you belong there. >> here is the closet? >> well i wouldn't call it a closet. >> this is what every new yorker dreams of having. >> from the closet you enter the master bathroom with a heated mosaic tile floor and a large soaking tub a spiral staircase brings you to the heart and soul of the penthouse, and showing us what bedroom. you are in the deem, has four huge windows, lets in amazing light. from the terrace you can

manhattan and every iconic building you can imagine. a custom made staircase due to its size, its old hollywood glamor. >> they discovered this room upstairs when they were fixing the clocks and there was a whole other room that nobody knew about. >> it is all exposed brick with 35-foot high ceilings. >> one of the most spectacular rooms in the house. all four clocks work. adding natural life. to live large until the old police headquarters it will cost you $35 million. may and the fees will run $9,000 a month. that dome room with the clocks in it? >> if you want to invite us over for a party.

next on "cbs this morning" saturday. joining us live with a preview. anthony is getting so good he can't do the monthlies yet, hit that nail on the head. he saw that, $35 million. >> she rejected this apartment because there was too much tile work in the bathroom. >> a little busy. that's the only reason right? coming up, we'll have the day's headlines plus the convincing case for driverlesscars from safety to savings the reasons why we'll have our hands off the wheel. we can take more than a week to make one yet he is in a race against time. one mission to finish 1,000 world class instruments before it is too late. more and more people are going solo, find out why it is happening with married people and where you should go if you go out on your own. all that plus your eye opener the dish and music in our satellite session just ahead on "cbs this morning" saturday. we look forward to it. thank you both. time now 6:50.

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you to do it or half convinced you to not do it. why? >> well because palates occupy this weired space of, they look good from far and far from good. it depends who you are, what you want to do and accomplish. i have made some things here, some people like this, for example, this i've made just a little thing that you can put art on, very easy but it is all cracked and broken and full of nails. if you have a little ocd, not saying if i do, could you stand a little to the left? this might drive you crazy. you need certain tools and things to work with palates. when people go for a palette they might want a less, unperfect feel, kind of a

the look is these are rustic modular lego-style things, except they are kind of not. >> so you have them as a shelf here, it could kind of be a little bit of everything. >> you could make all these things s with it. >> how do you start this whole process? for starters how do you go around finding a palate and know which ones to use for the project. get permission, you need permission. you can make your own or you can get a delivery or something like that. some people are doing updates, what are some things you can do that people should be keeping in mind as they are doing some updates. >> as the weather gets warm you want to check your deck if you

to make sure that it is safe that things are fastened and put together properly. >> from the winter if you've just bought a new house people like to move in the springtime, curb appeal is another one, i always love to do a new mailbox, like a new cedar post. the snowplow, we had a huge storm and everybody's mailbox is like this. >> mark are there some projects that they think can't do themselves and vice versa, that people try to do themselves that is actually quite difficult just because you can tear your bathroom out, doesn't mean you can put it back in. it is not as easy as it is on tv. your going to be talking about -- >> everything.

you can paint them, you can even burn them to put a cool finish on it thank you so much for coming in, we really appreciate it. there is also some good, a whole lot of stuff going on, find out more information head to our website cbsnewyork.com. let's get a final look at your forecast. chilly this morning warmer this afternoon only into the 40s keeping it in mind not warm today, but we have a massive warm up to enjoy as you make your way into the workweek. this afternoon 42 in the city, 40. 43 in tom's river, montauk, and monticello, snow showers, lead to a tiny bit of accumulation by tomorrow morning. if it is an outdoor diy project save it for wednesday, thursday. that wraps up today's newscast we'll see you tonight at 6:00. you can check today's

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