swcho tt.swcho os . we have reached a tentative agreement. we're going home to our families. >> strike averted in the final hours. nj transit reaches a deal with union workers to keep the trains rolling. >> violence causing a postponed rally. parents have been camped out for days to get their kids ep rolled in pre-k. -- enrolled in pre-k. cbs 2 saturday morning starts right now. . good morning.

march 12th. i'm and and. >>. the first stories, but vanessa murdock is here first. >> big time chill. >> you raised my little chill to the big chill. >> compared to where we've been and you'll see the numbers in a moment. but it will be a beautiful beginning to the weekend. lots of sunshine. temperatures toward 60 degrees. right now it is not that warm. let's go ahead and look at this stuping shot of a sunrise. beautiful. it is 40 degrees right now in the city. 29 in andover. three # in bridgeport. the hamptons at 25. this is why i say big time difference out there. 16 degrees colder in the city than it was yesterday. 6:01, 25 degrees colder in summerville and in the hamptons it is 26 degrees colder waechltz look at your hour by hour forecast at 9:00 a.m.. we expect 45 degrees. mostly sunny skies. by noon it is 56 and mostly sunny. through this afternoon, 60 and

start your weekend, if you're headed out late tonight. 9:00, 54 degrees and partly cloudy. so looking good for today. tomorrow, we will discuss the opportunity for a little bit of wet weather. dick and andrea, back to you. nj transit riders can expect to be serviced up and running on monday after a last minute deal is made to avoid a strike. >> we have the story from newark. >> we have reached a tentative agreement. we're going home to our families. thank you. >>reporter: it ended with smiles and congratulations. very little information. they have a possible deal that will carry them through the rest of the decade averting the new jersey transit strike that had been authorized for this coming sunday but at what cost? governor chris christie who directed the state's end to the final deal wouldn't talk about it. >> the price tag on this.

the union proposal would cost $183 million. do you know how much this will cost? >> i do and i'm not telling you because the unions, because the unions and i have made an agreement that the financial specifics of this deal will not be put out by the government until they've had at&t an opportunity to present -- had an opportunity to present it to the member s. it was a long task and it is done. >> the governor was critical of the $183 million estimate cost of the original proposal so we can probably guess it was less than that. >> this will give workers and commuters a measure of certainly and stability. we're talking about a contract that goes back, all the way back to 2011 and now goes through . >> fares are safe, he says through june of next year, riders are happy the trains will keep rolling. >> no more strike? >> no.

>> i'm happy about it. it would have been chaos on monday. >> the contract clues residento active pay and retro active pay. trains will run as usual when the work week resumes. we're in newark, lou young. cbs 2 news. >> the tentative agreement must still be ratified by the more than four # thousand members of the unions. protesters and supporters brawl as anger boils over at a donald trump rally in chicago. the candidate called off the friday night rally because of security concerns and clashes pour add out into the streets. they arrested at least five people. dave carlin reports. >>reporter: in chicago it began with chanting and it turned physical.

presidential nominee donald trump at the university of illinois of chicago was postponed at 6:30 p.m. after thousands were already in place but before the candidate was actually on the stage. >> we thought trump was coming out and they cancelled it saying it is not safe. police ejected several anti-trump protesters insid pavilion. tempers flared outside. in a telephone interview with cnn, trump explained his decision postpone. >> i'm not a person who wants to see violence. i'm not a person who wants to see people hurt and that is why i put out the statement before and i said go home in peace. >> we were confident we were providing you the proper amount of security to get into the event and to be able to leave the event. >> trump responded to criticism at previous rallies there were scuffles and bloodshed. protesters are the violent ones.

i'm not happy about that and i express my feelings about that. >> some protesters took credit for stopping trump's rally. . >> you came to the wrong city! chicago is not your city! >> some trump supporters called that un-american. >> intolerant of free speech. they can't stand that somebody has an opinion that is not theirs. >> trump's challenger says trump creates an environment that he calls nasty discourse. dave carlin. cbs 2 news. >> democratic presidential candidates responded to the clashes. hillary clinton tweeting violence has no place in our politics. we should use our words and deeds to bring americans together. senator bernie sanders tweeted we'll continue to bring people together. we will not allow the donald trumps of the world to divide us up. back here at home this

an elderly bronx man with his own cane. investigators say around 11:00 p.m. an elderly bronx man with his own cane. investigators say around 11:00 p.m. wednesday, the man pushed the 77-year-old into his park chester apartment as he was opening the door. police say he then grabbed the victim's cane and hit him over the head several times. they say he took off $1,100. the victim was treated for head injuries at jacobi medical center. >> the search continues this morning for the man who slashed a no one was brooklyn. she had to get 13 stitches to repair the wound across her throat. this surveillance video shows a man who attacked her on beverly road thursday morning around 10:00. she came up behind her without warning, slashing her and ran off. apopko says not being aware of her surroundings nearly cost her her life. >> don't stay on the cell phone when you're walking. that is what i was doing. >> you were on your cell phone. >> i was looking at text messages. >> the subject left behind a knife and american flag bandana. parents in jersey city are camping out for a chance to get their children into a popular preschool. >> some have waited days in advance. magdelina joins us live. >> everyone is starting to wake up and pack up. these parents, some of them have been here since 7:00 a.m. on thursday. their dedication is unmatched. the stakes here for them, very high. there are only 82 spots at the concordia learning center pre-k three program. that is why these parents are out here waiting. this program really, really highly regarded within the community and it is free so it is an opportunity for these parents to send their kids to a great school without breaking the bank. now, as for these parents, there are only 82 spots, again, more

waiting outside and they say just for a chance on the waiting list, it is worth it. >> my wife had a baby three days before so i came from the hospital on thursday evening. so that is why i was late, actually. >> i grew up in this area, and i want my son into a good school, so i just think is . >>reporter: and the parents here also, again, packing up, they're getting ready. registration is opening soon. they say the lack of sleep, the lack of accessibility to food and bathrooms it is worth it for their kids. live in jersey city, magdelina doris, if cbs news. >> and a cool morning to be out there, too. . time is 6:09. a disaster on the highway. >> a flying tire crash through a

where it -- it come from? plus this. >> a massive explosion caught on camera. what caused it. >> buck wheat pillows, bed snacks, how hotels are turning it up. >> here is vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> beautiful start to the day but a chilly one. we'll talk about a saturday and wet weather on the way. first, a check on the community

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. family celebrities and political dignitiries fathered for the funeral of former first lady nancy reagan. >> as first couple, ron and nancy reagan represented america with great distinction. >> it was held at the ronald reagan presidential library in california. michelle gram was among 1,000 invited guests. she put the list to the and picked out everything from the music to the flowers. the reagan children spoke. ron junior said his mom and dad are now reunited.

will once again lay down beside the man who was the love of her life. the one she loved until the end of her days. >> mrs. reagan was buried beside her husband on the grounds of the presidential library. she died last sunday at the age of 94. astronaut scott kelly wants to keep his feet on the ground. kelly announced he will retire from nasa at the end of the month. he just returned from a record breaking 340-day mission. even in retirement, he will be tested for the long-term effects of space travel and tested against his twin brother, too which is interesting. >> very interesting. he is shrinking a little. >> he grew in space. little. >> it doesn't last long. >> he is back to normal i think. >> back to gravity. >> vanessa knows all about the science behind it. >> i'm thinking he is retiring

a whole lot. getting paid to discuss his year in space. i'm jealous. i'll be honest. >> i know you are. >> let's talk about the weather. it is a very beautiful, but crisp beginning to your saturday. overall, the forecast, though, is pleasant for much of the weekend. let's take you live outside. beautiful sunrise spot. you can see a few clouds in play. it is 40 degrees. we have east winds at three miles an hour. as we look at your weather headlines. colder start as i mentioned but an above normal finish. we're gunning for 60 degrees this afternoon. rain is on the way. a chance late tomorrow, monday into tuesday looking to be the soggier portion of this forecast. what a week it has been. my goodness. as of sunday it was a little bit below the normal but monday, 13 degrees above normal. tuesday, 20 degrees above normal. wednesday and thursday, record warmth temperatures, 30 plus

yesterday 20 degrees above the norm. today will be 10 degrees above normal. the above normal stretch continues for quite some time. a little bit of a dip on monday, but anyway, we'll talk about this because this might make you a little sad. we have to spring ahead tonight. we have to lose one hour of sleep. today, sunrise was at 6:12. just four minutes ago. tomorrow it is at 7:10 as we lose that hour. as we look at the vortex, satellite and radar picture, a few thin clouds but bigger picture reveals there are more on the way and moisture as well. it is an area of low pressure well to our west bringing in not just gulf moisture but a little bit of instability from the northwest as well. late tomorrow, a chance for showers but monday, really looking like the soggiest day. wet weather lingers into tuesday as well. hour by hour, here we go with your forecast. increasing clouds for today. partly sunny by late afternoon, then overnight tonight, looking pretty good. you know, more clouds to the south.

as we make our way through the day, it will be a mainly cloudy sort of sunday. by the evening hours we'll start to see showers moving in. then monday morning for that commute, showers around, it is throughout day on monday. some steadier, heavier rain is anticipated. start. 60 degrees is where we're going this afternoon. now. they will become southwesterly later, helping us to reach that 60-degree mark. overnight, partly cloudy, not as cold, 48 degrees, then for your sunday, mostly cloudy sort of day, a high of 62 degrees with showers moving in late in the day. in the afternoon, we could see some through the city but as we head toward evening, they become more likely for all of us. your extended forecast. on monday, when it is raining, it will be cooler and seasonable at 49. then for tuesday, lingering

again, sunshine, clouds, 65, for saint patty's day, a few showers are in the mix. >> what? >> yes, i know. i hate to say it. it is possible. for the parade, maybe a shower or 2 and 62 but not a wash out. friday, 54. i'm telling you friday into this weekend it will get much cooler than we've become used to. similar to monday with the upper 40s. >> it is kind of a shock when you step outside this morning. >> yes. >> thank you, vanessa. billy crystal is auctioning off movie and sports memorabilia to help his hometown as it continues to rebuild after super storm sandy. the actor and comedian grew up in long beach which was hit hard by the storm. he is sell dozens of items to efforts. >> i just moved out of my office of 23 years and i have really great stuff that i'm

covers, and interesting things, this is the prototype of 700 sundays and i'm signing everything. >> all net proceeds will go to the long beach relief efforts. so nice he is not forgetting wlg he came from. >> he never has. >> and a great yankee fan. we saw that picture behind him whether you stay at a hotel for business or vacation, getting a good night's sleep it important. >> they're getting help to make sure that you sleep soundly. >> for many hotel guests travelling for work or pleasure, falling asleep can be difficult. >> if i do it the wrong way, it will feel terrible. >> thanks to a new sleep program at the benjamin, bed time is like a dream come true. >> i travel a lot. this is the best i've ever felt. >> fair to say you think about sleep a lot. >> indeed i do. >> dr. rebecca robins is an author and sleep expert at the hotel and helped develop the program.

their life. >> options include things like bed time snacks, extensive menu featuring a selection of pillows filled with water some that play lullaby museum sglik people were giving chocolates on the pillows and leaving things to that will be the worst thing you can do before bed. there is an industry shift. >> hotels across the country including marriott and conrad properties have similar programs with sleep programs from aroma therapy and black out blinds. general manager steve sasser says customizing sleep options isn't just good for guests it is good for business. >> they're looking for unique services and this provides them for them. >> i like the buck a wheat

>> karina mitchell, cbs 2 sgloshg 30% of americans get fewer than the recommended amount of sleep each sglieth who would that include? >> no one here. the time is 6:21. springing into sickness. how you can tackle allergies and fatigue from the time change. >> stealing from girl scouts. this man tried to take off with their cookie money.

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. better move the clocks forward tonight. 6:24. 40 degrees listening to a little kesha this morning. they're calling on sony to fire the producer she has accused of raping her. about 35 kesha fans gathered outside of sony headquarters. petitions with o00,000 signatures demanding sony release kesha from the contract

he is not charged with a crime. researchers at rutgers say using a doingle pass word could boost your cell phone security. they say it is more secure than using letter or number based pass words. a doodle can be faster to use and easier to remember. the findings will be presented at a computing conference this may. >> i don't know if that would be easier for me to remember. >> who knows! >> i forget my pass words all the time. there are too many these days. >> you stick to one, you get in trouble. go to the doodles. let's talk about sports now. the knicks came close to over coming a double digit lead against the cli. >> the game was tied at 84 with six minutes to play. knicks missed a few easy and clippers hit a few clutch 3's. >> here is otis livingston with the rest of your sports update.

garden was electric last night with best east semi-final action. ville nova beat; villanova beat them. they had to get past 5th ranked xavier. pirates hit the muskateers with 1, 2 combo and isaiah whitehead with the spin around. seton hall trying to beat xavier. seton hall moving on to the big east championship game where they will face villanova. you con, celebration -- uconn celebration time. that may be the shot that kept the ncaa hopes alive as they win it ten #-97 and 4 -- 104-97 and 4 overtimes.

>> it must feel good to be at uconn this morning. the time is 6:20. coming up on 6:27, the top stories straight ahead. >> parents have been sleeping outside for a chance to get their children into a highly touted preschool. how long they've been out here and what they've been through coming up. >> an unusual sight at the beach. why this pilot of the plane was forced to land it on long island. this is cbs 2 news saturday

. we have reached an at the pointive agreement. >> the -- a tentative agreement. >> a deal is reached. >> chaos on the grand central parkway when a wheel goes airborne and lands into the windshield of another vehicle. >> a chilly temperature returns as we prepare to spring forward.

it is 6:3 saturday. >> i'm and and. thanks for being here with us. >> i don't know who i am either. it is still early for me. >> it is march 12th saturday morning. the top stories are straight ahead. meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. good morning! >> good morning. >> she hasn't sprung forward yet. >> no. wait until tomorrow. >> we're not going to remember our names, it will be completely off the road. all right. here we go. the forecast is warm this start. let's go ahead, shall we? first, brighten your day, i hope. this live picture of sunrise, the cloud formations are stunning as well this morning. it is 40 degrees right now, east winds at three miles an hour. much colder than where we

plains. when you look at the 24-hour temperature change, the biggest contract we see is in the hamptons it is 26 degrees colder in monticello. plains. 19 degrees colder, but it will here we go. 9:00 this morning, 45 is feeling like 43 under mostly sunny skies. by noon, 56, and mostly sunny, three this afternoon, we reach our high of 60. that is cooler than yesterday. yesterday we were in the upper 60s. we'll see a few more clouds by 3:00 and by six tonight, mostly cloudy and 57 degrees. coming up in my full forecast, we'll talk cooler temperatures and a chance for rain. andrea and dick, back to you. >> nj transit riders can expect service to be up and running monday after a last minute deal was made to avoid a strike. >> 11 unions have been working out a contract for five years and now have a possible deal

2020. >> we have reached a tentative agreement. >> it averted a strike that had been authorized for tomorrow. nj transit workers, governor final deal. the information will not be made public until they make the pitch to the wo. >> this will give workers and commuters a measure of certainty and stability as we go forward. we're talking about a contract that goes back to 2011 and goes through 2020. there won't be fare increases necessitated now by this. >> the tentative agreement must be ratified by the 4,000 members of the unions. story in queens. a bouncer at a restaurant and bar was killed after an assault this morning. this happened after 1 o'clock inside johnny's restaurant and bar in south ozone park. badly beaten. he was rushed to jamaica

police have one person in custody. a terrifying accident on the grand central parkway after a tire flew off one car and slammed into another. two people were hurt. one criti. >>reporter: this is the wheel, rim, tire and all, that flew off of an suv on the grand central parkway in queens. that wheel went airborne, bounced over the central median and smashed into the windshield of another suv travelling in the opposite direction. you can see the windshield smashed and a huge hole in the roof. >> it is very scary. i wouldn't know what to do. >> drivers at the nearby service area on the grand central were stunned by what happened. >> that is insane. that is the worst thing i've seen in my life. it is crazy. >> this happened after two friday afternoon. why the tire came off is not known. a 63-year-old male passengerer in the damaged suv was hit in

the 62-year-old driver has an injured shoulder but is expected to be okay. his critically injured passenger was rushed here to north shore university hospital for treatment. the accident backed up traffic for several hours creating a ripple effect on other roads frustrating the drivers during the already busy friday afternoon rush. >> horrible. i went from one traffic jam to the other. from the bqe to the l.i.e. to the grand central. it is just, every place an i went. >> many thought if the timing was different it could have been them that was hit. cbs 2 news. a long island man accused of stealing money from a group of girl scouts appeared in court. michael aveli is facing charges after police tracked him down. the 34-year-old stole the cash box with $100 inside from girl scouts selling cookies.

tried to stop them. >> he chased the subject, he grabbed him, and that tussle, the box fell to the ground and times. >> the relative was not seriously injured. all of the girl scouts were just fine. a plane made an emergency landing on a long island beach. the pilot reported engine trouble shortly after taking off from republic airplane yesterday. minutes later, he set the plane down in the sand at sunken meadow state park. no one was hurt. new york city's first lady mccray announced a new program for care for new yorkers. 14 locations have been selected to expand services. the first lady said the new program will reduce random street violence and make the city safer. >> if we can prevent mental illness from spiralling into more serious mental illness, it is going to have a huge affect on public safety.

just one part of her $850 million thrive nyc mental health plans. happening now, parents in jersey city are camping out for a chance to get their children into a popular preschool. >> open enrollment begins this morning. seats are so few and demand so high, some have slept outside the school for days. magdelina doris joins us. >>reporter: i can tell you there line. there are only 82 spots for the concordia pre-k three program here. it is a program that is very prestigious. the people on the back of the line are just hoping to get on the waiting list. this is known for getting kids a head start on their education and that is why parents are out here, some for over 48 hours bundled, hidden under tents or sleeping bags, trying to stay

the first person in line was actually a paid professional line sitter. that is how extreme these parents are going here. they say the worst itself was thursday into friday when the rain started to fall. some of them ducking into cars to stay dry. others staying bundled up. parents tell me this is a tradition for jersey city parents who have tod. >> i have a son there now and i loved it. we're going to bring our daughter in. i'm sitting next to people who have kids that have gone and more kids that they're going to do this. >> some people would think this is strange. >> this is strange, but it all depends on other schools you're getting. if you compare this. this is nothing. if your kid gets a good education for one. >>reporter: enrollment for the concordia pre-k three program only in person, only first come, first serve.

here. it opens at 8:00 a.m.. these parents are in the home stretch. live in jersey city. magdelina doris. time is 6:38. clocks spring forward tonight. still ahead, some steps to ease the transdwroigs daylight saving time. plus this -- transition to daylight saving time. plus this -- >> it was sickening, disgusting. dinner with a side of hate. customers are shocked after seeing a racially charged photo on display at a popular restaurant. caught on camera a fire ball in the sky. >> first, here is vanessa with your forecast. >> beautiful out there right now but chilly. coming up, we'll talk about a pleasant weekend forecast overall and some rain for the

. what! >> a 1,000-pound propane tank exploded at a shopping center in construction crews have been doing work on a store that was supposed to open this summer. the fire broke out before the explosion so workers already evacuated the area. the blast could be felt a mile away nobody was hurt. what could be more expensive than living in new york? you may want to try singapore where you have to pay more than $20,000 for a certificate just to own a car. for the third year in a row economists named sing more the most expensive city in the world. a stronger dollar has pushed new york from 22 to number seven on the list. los angeles also made the list tying for number eight. the survey considers cost of

clothing, food, and transportation. >> the jerry seinfeld is selling 18 cars. seinfeld it is time for other car lovers to enjoy them. one is a rare 550 spyder is expected to sell for more than 5 million bucks. >> you put in your bid? >> yeah, well, i have the 2001 accord. and now i'll have an spyder. >> i've senior accord. >> very nice. spring is a week away but temperatures are already spring like or at least they have been this week. this weekend we spring forward by turning our clocks ahead one hour. >> experts say the change in season makes some people sick. there are things you have to do to protect yourself. >> with longer days, warmer temperatures and budding plants, spring is the season some people wait all year for. >> give me 50s or 60s and i'll be pretty happy. >> i can go take a walk outside with my little guy, go to the

>> we change from basically 4 or 5 months a blah, gray, dark, and then you see a burst of color in all of that. >> you see the tulips. it is magical. >> the plants that signify the season lead to problems, spring time allergies. >> we're starting out with the big t. tree pollen. >> dr. clifton bassett is an aller gisz. the patient volume has increased dramatically. sneezing that doesn't stop. stuffy nose. . >> the countdown to spring also requires us to spring forward, turning our clocks ahead by one hour this weekend. >> i definitely feel it for a couple days after we spring forward. >> dr. lisa livatori is a sleep specialist. daylight saving time causes a big loss of sleep with big consequences like increase in car accidents and heart attacks. >> a lot of our body mechanisms that only happen during sleep.

hor honal system of your body to work properly and not allowing your body to repair itself and to get rid of toxins unless you give yourself adequate rest time. >> seven hours for adults, nine hours for children. she recommends going to sleep and getting up at least 30 minutes earlier starting the friday before we change our clocks. it will help you feel your best as the season changes. in manhattan, elise finny. children's nap time should be shortened by 1-third this weekend to rotary better sleep and -- rote better sleep and everyone should spend time outdoors so the sunlight can advance your body clock. what about your nap time? >> when you do the morning shift, i like when it gets dark earlier because we have to go to bed early when you're on the morning shift. but that is okay. i have the black out shades. >> there is nothing helping in terms of the spring ahead. >> no.

>> we just wanted to settle on miserable. >> i love that it is going to stay late, later in the day. however, you know, i've gotten accustomed this week to it being sunlight when i wake up. that will not be the case. sunrise, instead of being around six, will now be around 7:00 moving forward. just be ready. let's check in with the weather watchers right now, see what they're reporting on this very bright beginning to your weekend. we have temperatures that are on average 15 to 20 degrees colder yesterday. as we look to the northwest, the city, 30 degrees right now. lake. high, thin clouds out there. then we'll go to long beach, 40 degrees says brian barto.

hour. we don't expect big impact from the winds but it will be cooler along the coast than elsewhere because winds by this afternoon will be coming in off the water. let's take you live outside, show you what is going down. this beautiful, live picture across the city skyline. blue skies. a few clouds, 40 degrees, east winds at three. what can you expect? you'll need the jacket this morning but you should be able to shed it by this afternoon, we'll rebound to 60 degrees. tomorrow, a cloudier portion of the weekend and afternoon showers are possible, especially south of the city. as we make our way into monday it will be a very soggy start to your work week. the temperature trend has been one of a decline. you have to expect that. on thursday we were at nearly 80 degrees. 31 degrees above normal then. yesterday, beautiful at 68,

62, but note monday it will be a day seasonable and soggy with a high of 49. on the vortex satellite and radar, high, thin clouds, most to the north of the city. clear skies across much of new jersey but you do see the clouds starting to ease their way in. this is associated with low pressure now well to our west. it will be picking up moisture, making its way towards us. showers possible late tomorrow but monday into tuesday will be the soggiest sections of your forecast. here we go, hour by hour, increasing clouds by the afternoon. partly cloudy to partly sunny. overnight similar story. partly cloudy skies, tomorrow, a mostly cloudy day, showers possible in the afternoon, mainly south. monday morning commute, you'll likely run into wet weather and the afternoon rain becomes a bit more steady. monday, the soggiest day of the next seven.

lots of sunshine, more clouds this afternoon as we look to the overnight lows with a few more clouds around. eight in the city. 44 for wayne. four # in whiting. not as chilly as it is this morning. then tomorrow, 62 degrees. mostly cloudy, so showers moving on in. south of the city by the afternoon and by evening, better chance for all of us to see a little bit of wet weather. monday it is cooler, 49 and rainy, then for tuesday, 62 with lingering showers, wednesday, 65 uks a mixture of sun and -- 65, a mixture of sun and clouds. wednesday, saint patty's day. we have a few showers possible but that would be with tradition as it is in ireland. dick? >> saint patrick's day is iffy. yesterday was nice. i remember last year. >> it is beautiful. >> it is a decent day. not a wash out. >> you never know. >> thank you vashgs nesa. >> joe's crab shack is under fire over a photo depicting a lynching.

in a table top at a joe's crab shack near minneapolis. a black man was hung for robbery surrounded by white people. two customers called attention after a recent visit. the naacp complained and it was removed. it is unclear if it ended up in any other locations. snacking on fruits is always good when you're looking to lose weight and our fresh grocer tony tantillo with a seasonable fruit you might not have heard of. >> this will be rasummo mandarins. they're not the prettiest. the skin, the peel, is kind of ugly, but what is insi absolutely beautiful. when you select them, simply make shurz they're nice and orange all -- sure they're nice and orange all the way around at heavy inside. when you bring them home, here is the key, store them on the

you know, what the shelf life is very short. buy them and enjoy them quickly. very easy to peel as you can see, and then open them up, look how beautiful that is. tastes incredible. and they smell nice, too. mandarins and the market, the window is short so they'll be around a little longer and they'll go bye-bye, i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, before i eat this, i better cleep up my mess here and pay for this -- clean up my mess here and pay for this. science can prove brady is innocent in the deflategate scandal. ben goodel says he was upset when his favorite quarterback was accused of deflating footballs during the 2015 championship game against the colts to prove his game he did a science experiment. he took an nfl size football and put in snow, humidity, and

>> i found that every time i tested the football, the psi dropped two psi. the lowest was psi under proper deflation. the weather conditions could have affected the footballs during deflategate. >> it didn't affect the colt's football. oh, sorry. . no comment from the nfl or giants fans. >> or from giants fans. >> that is a great science project. >> next time maybe he'll get it right. a multimillion dollar manhattan view. west village. this place has five bedrooms, 4,500 square feet with views of the hudson river and celebrity neighbors include bradley cooper.

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swcho tt.swcho os . in today's living large, we take you inside a west village home where the cost of each bedroom afrmgs $3 million. >> emily smith has the tou 166 perry street. . >> it is one of the most modern pieces of architecture in new york city, a glass building off of west street standing like a giant prism reflecting colors. what makes it the most

victoria steiner with campus gives us the tour. >> we're in a 4,500-square foot apartment. we have a view of the river. facing south. >> 12-foot ceilings and win dews running the length of a wall create a jewel box experience and you can block off the light with remote controlled shades. >> we're going through the you this. this is very special. >> it is the master suite with city views, a south facing family room and a private office that can be closed off with pocket doors for privacy. the master dressing room looks like a boutique. >> and then we have her bathroom and wait until you see this tub. >> raidant heated floors keep your feet warm and corian counters provide a smooth, seamless look. another of five bedrooms has an enormous window and deep soaking tub.

it is not slippery. corian is not slippery. >> a dressing room with built in drawers. >> this is the kitchen. >> it is a modern chefs agreement with a hidden wine fridge and a walk in pantry for extra storage. >> any of the celebrities living nearby. bradley cooler. >> arn the corner. >> that is a nice. >> hugh jackman is in the building next door. >> it will cost you $15 million. taxes and fees run$171,000 a year but when bradley and hughes are your neighbors -- >> does he come in and cook for you? >> hopefully, right? >> you see them walking by on the way to work. >> anyway. time now to see what is coming next on cbs saturday morning. we're joined with a preview. >> why would you want him to cook when he could sing and dance? >> he could do it all. >> flex? >> i'm trying to move on from

>> coming up, the growing controversy over paperless tickets, more sports teams and venues are requiring them but is the convenience costing you money? >> also, she took a walk into history. sarah marquise travelled 10 thousand miles on foot alone for 1,000 delays. we'll take you along her amazing journey. >> they are some of the most iconic portraits ever but this time starring john malkovich. he used the actor to recreate the amazing images. >> all that plus the eye opener and the dish in our saturday session ahead on cbs this morning, saturday. >> we look forward to it as always. thank you. final check of the weather now. >> chilly start but we'll warm to roughly 60 this afternoon. we'll see some sun for sure. then tomorrow, 62 with a chance for showers. >> all right. thank you. >> thanks vanessa. >> that wraps up cbs 2 saturday morning. the next news cast is tonight at 11. >> for vanessa and the entire team, i'm and and. thanks for watching have a great

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captioning funded by cbs good morning. it's march 12th, 2016. welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." donald trump rally explodes into violence. protesters shut down the event turmoil. plus, deadly storms down south. rivers reach their breaking point as the unrelenting rain continues. a growing controversy over paperless tickets. they add convenience but it run. let the madness begin on the eve of selection sunday. we talk with the man who heads