around here. a super saturday for presidential candidates. all celebrating wins. sparks fly at a long island cell phone store when a surveillance using a blowtorch to break in. some light flurries this morning. but a springtime warm-up is on the way. cbs news sunday morning starts right now. good morning. 6:00 a.m. sunday, mark -- march 6.

-- at the forecast first. >> there is a little bit of snow to the west of the city. making its way toward us. a little bit of snow. periods of light snow throughout the early morning hours. a dusting for some. maybe a half inch west of the city. otherwise, it will be a beautiful end to the weekend. as the skies clear this afternoon. let's take a look. on the vortex satellite and radar picture. snow showers pushing through. midmorning, they are out of here. the heavier stuff to the west of the city right now. mount olive, getting a moderate snow. that is pretty much it. northwest of the city, the biggest amount of snow. sweeping to the southeast. started, 25. as we go through sunday, we 40s. very close to seasonable this afternoon.

by 3:00 this afternoon, 45 and mostly sunny. the windchill, not a big issue. wind on the calm side. the full forecast is coming up. we will talk about taking these temperatures 20 up to 25 today. back to you. firefighters battled a major fat -- fire in brooklyn overnight after flames broke out at a commercial building. the fire began on blake street around 1:00 this morning. it is now completely out. fire officials say nobody was inside at the time. police say a 36 euros man has been arrested in connection with a car explosion in the bronx. he had two aerosol cans and one ignited inside of a moving car. the 24-year-old driver and his passenger were not injured.

attempted murder, criminal possession of a weapon and arson. campaign 2016, the presidential hopefuls are gaining steam after voters went to the polls in five states on super saturday. donald trump and ted cruz both split wins last night. donald trump still leading the delegate count with 374. >> bernie sanders pick up two wins to hillary's one. she is still ahead with 1100 delegates. we have more on the super saturday races from washington. >> ted cruz kicked off super saturday with big wins in kansas and maine. >> super tuesday was a phenomenal night where we won victories all over the country. and today, on super saturday, doing the same thing. >> donald trump took louisiana and kentucky. >> i want to thank the people of louisiana and kentucky. i want to congratulate ted cruz on maine and kansas.

>> and even in the state for ted cruz lost, he came in a close second. >> what we're seeing is republicans coalescing around our campaign. >> senator marco rubio is looking ahead to march 15 when his home state of florida votes. >> we will win florida. you will find out how confident i am. >> democrats voted in three states. louisiana, kansas and nebraska with better -- bernie sanders and hillary clinton splitting the vote. sanders picked up wins in nebraska and kansas. clinton won the louisiana primary which has more delegates. both candidates are setting their sights on tuesday's primary in michigan. >> i'm grateful to everyone who turned out to support us. now all eyes turn to michigan. >> we will win here in michigan. >> today democrats will caucus and maine. tonight clinton and sanders face-off in a debate in michigan. john dickinson will talk with hillary clinton and ted cruz on face the nation at 8:00 this morning.

that and about yesterday's races. a community is preparing to say goodbye to a new jersey child killed in a hit and run. >> a funeral will be held for her. she died in west new york on her way to school. we're live with the details. >> the death has had such a dramatic impact on this community. later today, friends and family will say a final goodbye. for the last week, dozens of people have been stopping by the intersection where she was killed. they set up this giant memorial. they are paying respects. they question how something like this could even happen. >> the 7-year-old will will be root -- laid to rest today. her loved ones preparing to say their final goodbyes. her grieving father spoke to us with help from a translator sending us a message to the driver accused of hitting her and leaving the scene.

i just ask if he has a family, to step in our choose. >> surveillance cameras caught this black -- black suv right before it hit her and her mother mother. police say seconds later, the driver gets out of the vehicle, looks at her lifeless body on the ground, gets back in his vehicle and speeds away. we talked to her mother still recovering from the impact and stunned by the outcome. in spanish, she told us the driver looked at her daughter, said a curse word and left without apologizing. police have identified the driver as fabian rodriguez. they told us hours after the hit and run, his girlfriend reported that the suv was stolen, trying to cover up the crime. both are now under arrest and appeared in court when he pleaded not guilty. neighbors and witnesses are alarmed. >> how can you do that to a little girl? it is not human. >> the community and shayla

accountable. >> i'm heartbroken. i lost my daughter. >> her parents are certainly dealing with unimaginable grief. the funeral for shayla pichardo is open to the public. it is tonight from 7:00 until 9:00 in jersey city. live in west new york, new jersey this morning, cbs2 news. students in westchester county are mourning the loss of a non- -- nun. flowers were placed in honor of sister barbarba heil. she taught mathematics and latin since the school first opened in 1966. the 80-year-old was in a honda friday when state police say the driver of a suzuki crossed the centerline on route six and hit her vehicle. last night, students dedicated their musical -- musical production of cinderella in her memory. she handstitched many of their costumes. leaders say the community is devastated by her loss. >> sister barbarba heil -- you have to remember, just here at kennedy, was a woman of faith that influenced young people for 50 years. >> her funeral will be held thursday morning. police on long island say burglar armed with a blowtorch was caught on camera breaking into a cell phone store. nassau county police say the man spent about one hour trying to burn a hole through the door at the at&t store. the double paneled metal prevented him from getting in. investigators say he then broke off -- broke into the nail salon next door. but that didn't work either. eventually, the man kicked in the window at the cell phone store. >> this is the most brazen act to get into the store that i have seen. the glass doors and the metal doors will not hold these guys back. >> nassau county police say he made off with cell phones, i pads. the attorney for the

metro train derailment says his client has retired with a disability pension. william rockefeller has not worked since the accident back in 2013, which left four people dead. it was study is no longer capable of doing the job. the national transportation safety board said that rockefeller suffered from sleep apnea and fell asleep just before taking a 30 mile-per- hour curve at 82 miles per hour. a father and daughter survived a midair nightmare. >> your life flashing before your eyes. >> hear how a last-minute lesson may have saved their lives when their plane -- plane crashed on long island. plus, the former star witness speaks out about a knife reportedly found on a property he once lived done with o.j. simpson. a surprise at the wheel

first a check of the forecast. >> a little snow passing through this morning. and then we continue a major warm-up. the full forecast coming up. first, a check on the community

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a father and his teenage daughter survived a small plane crashed in suffolk county. >> it was dad's quick

>> you see your life flashing before your eyes. like, will i make it out alive? >> rachel obergh and her father were flying back from rhode island where they were touring colleges. them the small plane's engine cut out. >> you could hear it stopped working. we call the airport control tower. we said, there is an emergency. >> obergh says her father was calm the entire time and was able to deploy a parachute to help guide the plane safely to the ground. >> you are just falling. you are facing front. wherever you land. >> they landed in the middle of an industrial park. you can see the parachute left draped over a building. despite the safe landing, the danger was not over yet. >> we didn't know if the

>> obergh was not hurt. her dad had a few scratches on his for head. and she says her dad gave her an important lesson before take off. >> he was showing me how to take out the pen for the parachute -- before we took off at republic. he says you never need this -- but you do. good thing. >> she says despite the cast -- the crash, she still had a good day and found a dress for the prom. >> a key player in the o.j. simpson case is sharing his thoughts about a knife found on the property. police sources told cbs that the knife is not consistent with the murder weapon. but kato kaelin says he was astounded that a police officer kept the knife a secret for nearly two decades. >> you would think in the police handbook 101, u-turn and any kind of evidence. to think that somebody would keep something -- that could possibly be the weapon used in this heinous crime -- why keep it? it makes no sense? >> we first heard about this

it was given to police last month. a little chilly outside this morning. >> let's check in with vanessa murdoch. >> we are in the low 30s right now. on wednesday, the high will be 70. >> now we're talking. >> 40 degrees warmer by wednesday. it doesn't happen today. let's go live outside. we do have cloudy skies. 33 degrees. north, northeast wind at 5 miles per hour. your headlines. some passing snow flakes this morning. a dusting is what we expect at most. and it will be isolated patches. a seasonable sunday. highs in the mid-40s. and then there is a big warm up coming. the warm-up has begun already. but i want to just backtrack a little and talk about snow --

and it could be the final snowfall of winter. could be. normally, any year we just have over 22 inches. last year, nearly double that. almost 46. this year, over 30 inches. most of that fell in just one day. when we got almost 27 inches for the blizzard of 2016. so we could see a little bit more today. it will be passing by. it is pretty weak. this little batch -- i suspect will leave about a half inch on its journey to the south. out of here by midmorning. skies begin to clear. high-pressure will be taking hold. this little bit of snow -- courtesy of low pressure to the south -- high-pressure will begin migrating east.

for today, clearing skies. a milder breeze tomorrow out of the south. warmer temperatures as we get into tuesday. it will feel more like late april. wind out of the southwest. high temperature tuesday in the 60s. wednesday, we believe we will be hitting 70 in the city. along the shore, a little cooler. a beautiful stretch ahead after a few flakes this morning. forty-five, the high this afternoon. that is pretty much seasonable. we will see more sunshine as the day progresses. overnight, a few clouds. getting cooler. thirty-five overnight. as you make your way out to work tomorrow morning, chilly. but by afternoon, 57 degrees. mostly sunny. a little bit of a breeze. wind out of the southwest at 10 up to 15. it won't feel quite like 57 out there.

stunning. thursday, 63 degrees. plenty of clouds. showers in the mix. friday, 55 degrees. clouds. at 58. >> so wednesday, 70 -- will >> yes. it looks to be a most perfect day on wednesday. >> wow. it is going to be beautiful. just getting warmer as we make our way throughout the week. >> you are looking a little happy about that. >> thank you, vanessa. 6:18 a.m. still ahead, a swimmer survives a dangerous dive near a nuclear power plant. how he managed to get out. now the rainbow bagel. the colorful craze taking over

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a chilly 33 degrees out there. a warm-up coming up. more on that in a bit. a win has been hard to come by for the knicks. but did they managed to turn things around in detroit? >> here is the sports update. >> it is amazing how quickly things have gone south for the knicks. they have gone from a playoff contender, to one of the worst teams in the league. they lost 16 out of 19. they are in an absolute nosedive. do they have time to turn this around? they are seven games back in the pistons for the final playoff spot. it just happened to be last night's opponent. new york was actually in control for most of the night. robin lopez doing his damage on the paint. perimeter. york. actually just shy of a a triple- double. it might be a little bit too but the knicks earn a feel-good win at home. the mets and timberwolves

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right now, a memorial continues to grow for a 7-year- old girl killed in a hit and run in west new york as her family prepares to say final goodbyes. new jersey transit workers threaten to leave commuters stranded as the strike deadline looms. and temperatures starting to rise for the start of the work week.

springlike weather. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. sunday, march 6. >> top stories straight ahead. burst of vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast. the forecast -- i hope will make you smile. maybe not today. but as we look beyond sunday. here is the deal. right now, temperatures out there -- cold enough for snow. some of us are seeing some snow. mainly west of the city. a few snow showers to the north. by midmorning, this is out of here. a dusting -- maybe a half

especially in places like mount olive -- the higher elevations -- hate -- may have a better bet of seeing snow this morning. warming from the 20s and 30s right now, into the mid-40s -- which is seasonable. noon, 39. mostly cloudy. by 3:00 this afternoon, it is 45. and almost -- mostly sunny out there. i think the second half of the day is lovely. but it gets warmer. and much more springlike as we move into the work week. details on that in the full forecast. diane and andrea, back to you. a community preparing to say goodbye to a new jersey little dot -- little girl killed in a hit and run. >> visitation will be held today for shayla pichardo who died in west new york on her way to school. we're live at the scene with the memorial. >> reporter: andrea, tonight the community will pay respects to shayla pichardo and her visitation.

it is open to the public. all week, dozens of people have been stopping by this intersection where she was killed. you can see a man is looking at this giant memorial as we speak. people have been stopping by with flowers and stuffed animals and balloons. they are trying to give support to her family. as you can imagine, her family is in disbelief. they describe her as a beautiful little girl who was always smiling. >> 7-year-old shayla pichardo will be laid to rest this week. or loved ones preparing to say final goodbyes. >> a grieving father spoke to us with help from a translator sending a message to the driver accused of hitting her on her way to school and leaving the scene. >> i hold no anger toward him. i ask if he has a family, to step into our shoes. >> surveillance cameras captured this black suv right before it hit them crossing the intersection at 61 street. seconds later, the driver gets

lifeless body, get back into his vehicle and speeds away. we talked to her mother, still recovering from the impact and stunned by the outcome. in spanish, she told us the driver looked at her daughter, said a curse word and left without apologizing. police identified the driver as 23-year-old fabian red we guess. they tell us, hours after the hit and run, his girlfriend, reported that the suv was stolen, trying to cover up the crime. both are now under arrest and appeared in court where they neighbors and witnesses are alarm. >> how can you do that to a little girl like that? and leave it behind? it is not human. >> the community and the family of shayla pichardo outraged and devastated. they want the suspects held >> i'm heartbroken. i lost my daughter. >> here is another look at pichardo. perfect -- parents are

the visitation is tonight. the funeral is tomorrow morning. live in western new york, new jersey this morning, cbs2 news. emotions ran high at a vigil for a buffalo state college student from brooklyn. >> people released balloons in memory of him yesterday. he died last month in a possible fraternity hazing incident. he was pledging with a fraternity at the time. >> [ crying ] >> very friendly, loving and respectful. we will all miss him. >> toxicology results that could answer certain key questions about what happened are not back yet. the fraternity has been suspended. counselors will be on hand today at a new jersey high school after the death of a student there. sixteen-year-old conor barbero died friday night after crashing his atv.

and flowers has been set up to honor the belvidere high school junior who played basketball and soccer. counselors will be available tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. police have released surveillance video of the man who they say tried to shoot a woman while her children were nearby. nypd says just after 4:00 yesterday afternoon, the woman was walking up the stairs of her apartment building with her two kids when a man approached them from behind and tried try to shooter. but police say the gun jammed. the woman and her kids ran into the apartment and west -- locked the door. investigators say the man been shot at the door several times before taking off. luckily nobody was hurt. the clock is ticking on a strike. yesterday hundreds of workers rallied for a new contract. we report on their calls for change. >> after five years after not having a contract or a raise, new jersey transit rail workers appear to have had enough.

[ cheering ] >> hundreds crowding this park across from the pearland train station saturday as the strike looms just eight days away. >> when we go on strike, if we go on strike, it will be financial devastation to this area. >> without trains, more than 100,000 new jersey people will have to scramble to find another way to work every weekday. >> we will not be able to provide the level of service or the capacity that our rail service currently provides to our customers. >> it is a very long time. everything goes up at our paycheck. >> a highly charged political backdrop -- with a governor who ended his bid for president but now campaigns for donald trump. >> it is absolutely amazing that he continues to refuse to

jersey hands expect him to do. >> new jersey transit and the rail workers union met with the mediation board in washington friday. friday. they are scheduled to negotiate again here in new jersey on monday. >> how else will people commute? >> public sympathies toward a strike divided. >> new jersey transit should do the right thing. >> about to leave the station. in pearland, cbs2 news. two presidential labor boards have recommended annual boat -- wage increases of 2.6%, over a 6.5 year contract. new jersey transit says that would force the agency to raise fares. we reached out to governor chris christie yesterday but have not heard back. a new streetlight. this hybrid wind and solar powered light was installed at jfk marina along the hudson river. it uses a vertical wind turbine to transform wind into

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statistics year. first things first. we will check in -- 31 degrees north of the city. reporting cloudy skies. relative humidity at 42%. and to the west of the city, we will see if anyone is reporting snow. 28 degrees. cloudy skies at this point in time. it is patches of very light snow pushing through this morning. a dusting may be at the higher elevations. a half inch will be it. not everybody will see snow. and not everybody that sees it will see it pile up to even a dusting. morning. cloudy skies over a beautiful live picture of the city. 33 degrees, north, northeast wind. on the calm side edges 5 miles per hour. forecast. morning. out of here completely by midmorning. and skies gradually clear through the afternoon. tomorrow, the big warm up really begins. we have been working our way toward it -- even yesterday,

here is the deal. tomorrow, 50s. tuesday, 60s. seventy, on wednesday. not everybody will see that wednesday. but in the city and points inland, we do expect 70 degrees wednesday. the last time we actually reached the 70s was on christmas eve when we topped out at 72 degrees. it would be record warm for this week. on the vortex satellite radar picture, here it is. that blob of snow pushing through. it is like, to moderate at most. and it is moving off to the southeast. so many will not even get -- even a glimpse of snow this morning. but there is always more opportunity for snow. spring is not even here yet officially. and we have had storms and spring before as well. what is happening today. low-pressure exiting. high-pressure taking over. the skies will be gradually clearing.

remains the dominant feature in the forecast all the way through wednesday. and eventually, off the coast. all the while, the wind will be pumping and out of the southwest. warmer each day. ten to 25 degrees warmer monday -- all the way through wednesday. as we mentioned earlier, looking toward some record warmth on wednesday. today, seasonably chilly at 45 degrees. the morning flakes give way to clearing skies this afternoon. wind out of the north early, becoming southwesterly later on. just because the warming trend will be underway, does not mean it won't be chili again tonight. thirty-five, in the city. thirty, -- surrounding areas. tomorrow, a beautiful start. mostly sunny. a little bit of a breeze. a high of 57. wind out of the southwest at 10 up to 15 miles per hour. tuesday, 65 degrees. wednesday, 70 and mostly sunny.

it looks like the afternoon hours -- we expect to be in the low -- maybe mid-60s on thursday. friday, 55 -- partly sunny. next saturday, 58. every day is at least 10 degrees above normal. >> you think this is the end of 30-degree highs for us? >> i would say it is too early for that. still early march. it is march/april when we see big swings. i would not be surprised throughout the month if we get up to 70 and drop back into the 30s and 40s. >> keep the winter coat handy. >> yes. and a rare win in detroit. >> here is the sports update. >> it is amazing how quickly things have gone south for the knicks. they have gone from a search a french playoff contender to one of the worst teams in the league. they lost 16 of 19. an absolute nosedive.

time to turn this around? they are seven games back to the pistons for the final playoff spot. and they played the pistons last night. new york was in control for most of the night. robin lopez doing his damage on the paint. carmelo anthony, working it from the perimeter. he is 24 points here -- leading new york. four assists shy of a triple double. might be a little too late in the season, but the knicks do earn a feel-good win at home. ten to-89. the timberwolves in minnesota. and zach levine is the two time slamdunk champion. and his own personal platform. probably not a surprise that minnesota shot a franchise record. 68% on the floor. and the nets put up a big number in the twin cities. just not enough. 132-118. the yankees were tied for the oldest team in the majors last year. i'm telling you -- the superstar prospects are coming up.

he looks like the mountain from, the game of thrones. he looks like go wherever standing next to the others. he hit a 500-foot moonshot in batting practice this weekend. his bat. question. this is the -- the yankees 20- year-old prospect here. hitting a home run. on this home on, he loses his helmet. that is how fast he runs. sold 82 bases. the most in the minors. the yankees future looking pretty bright. the yankees that affect the red sox. and the mets taking on the astros. this is a player who has to do something extraordinary this spring to make the final roster. on friday, an rbi triple.

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we will check in with the vanessa murdock. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. 7:00 a.m. on this sunday. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea. >> the top stories are straight ahead. let's get to vanessa murdock who has been tracking a warm up. >> a big warm up on the way. maybe a few flurries this morning. ground. but it is a cold start to sunday. a chilly end to the weekend. and then, temperatures will be climbing big-time. right now, let's go to the vortex satellite and radar picture. most of us under mainly cloudy looks like snow moving through. very few places reporting it reaching the ground. a few flurries through the