the search will resume for two men following a tebow crash near the tappan zee bridge. this morning, hearing from a woman who spot or -- whose father did not survive. plus this. campaign chaos. protesters arrested and doused with pepper spray. violent increases at rallies for donald trump. we get an extra hour of daylight. look at the beautiful sunrise. we do have rain in the forecast. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday. >> nice to have you with us. >> i'm andrea grymes.

with a look at the forecast. >> a beautiful morning. starting off in the 40s. upper 40s for many. and low 50s. such a difference from yesterday. in fact, for many of us, the temperature starting off -- let's take a look. see if you are one of the lucky ones this morning. thirty-two right now. fifty-three in the city. thirty-seven and started. forty-eight in greenwich village. clouds overhead. that will be the trend today. they will gradually get more thick as the day progresses. and there is a slight chance of showers this afternoon. especially south and east of the city. tomorrow, anticipating rain and wind and cold air. today, not a lot of that. it is 37 at noon.

sixty-one is the high today. showers possible as we get into the afternoon and evening hours. city. the full forecast coming up. we will talk about some changes in the work week. back to you. family and friends are clinging to hope as the search for two members of a tugboat crew is supposed to resume in the hudson river. near the tappan zee bridge and we're live from tarrytown with an update. >> reporter: the daughter of paul amon, the man who was found in the water after this crash, says her dad was passionate about his job as a tugboat crewmen. now crews will resume the search this morning for the two crewmembers who were on the boat with him when it crashed. >> 40 feet underwater.

missing after the 84-foot vessel pulling a crane crashed into a construction barge under the tappan zee bridge saturday morning. >> 62-year-old paul amon of bayville, new jersey died in the accident. but was found shortly after the crash. cbs2 spoke to his daughter. >> he loves going sailing and fishing and everything to do with the water. he loved his job. when it was time to go to work, he enjoyed it. >> the 21 crewmembers on the barge were able to brace themselves and were not injured. >> the u.s. coast guard and diving specialists fighting condition saturday night -- and had to suspend efforts to crewmembers as choppy 40 degrees waters made it in the search. quickly. so when someone goes into the water, the water wants to drag

>> this is the second deadly accident with a construction barge under the tappan zee bridge. in july of 2013, a boat operator who later confessed to drinking crashed into a dimly lit barge killing a bride to the and her fianci's best man. that crash lead to more safety improvements and better lighting in the area. the latest accident here raising questions. >> was there enough lighting? how familiar were they with this part of the hudson river? >> there is no word on when from the water. that could aid in the investigation. >> thank you. a missing connecticut boy has been found safe in queens after police say he was taken from his home triggering an amber alert. investigators say 43-year-old rodolfo revello abducted his 7- year-old son yesterday morning from his estranged wife's home police say rodolfo revello

before fleeing with the child. she is expected to be okay. police are still searching for the father. and the beating death of a bouncer in queens. two people have been arrested and charged with manslaughter. this happened early yesterday morning inside johnny's restaurant and bar. police say 43-year-old elsworth reid was trying to break up a fight when he was knocked down and attacked by a large group of people. his wife wants all of the attackers brought to justice. >> he was beaten to death. a trampled him. that is what friends told me. they said, they stomped on him. >> elsworth reid was pronounced dead at jamaica hospital. campaign 2016. officers used pepper spray twice on protesters outside of a donald trump rally in kansas city, missouri last night.

people inside the event. other demonstrators were also removed. >> the incidence come amid growing fears of violence in and around donald trump gatherings. >> we have more. >> forming a circle around donald trump as a man tried to rush the stage at a rally in ohio saturday. >> donald trump was forced to cancel any then friday after fights broke out between his supporters and protesters in chicago. the chaos spilled into the streets where police made several arrests including one cbs journalist. >> there have been other groups of coordinated protests at rallies. but nothing as massive as what i saw last night. >> the republican front- runner declined to take responsibility. >> they want me to tell my people, please be nice. by people are nice. >> instead, he blames supporters of democratic presidential candidate bernie

>> what the supporters are doing is responding to a candidate who has in fact, in many ways, encouraged violence. >> the ugly divisive rhetoric from donald trump and the encouragement of violence and aggression is not only wrong, but dangerous. >> donald trump's gop rivals criticized the protesters but also the billionaire. >> donald trump has created a toxic environment. >> at this moment, i intend to support the republican nominee, but it is getting harder every day. >> responsibility is necessary. >> donald trump has rallies in three states scheduled sunday. yesterday senator ted cruz dominated the wyoming delegates. senator marco rubio won the picking up 10 delegates.

face the nation, appearances by donald trump, bernie sanders and john kasich. we will be speaking with john dickerson ahead of this -- his show in the 8:00 hour. it is a jampacked show. >> always. coming up, to flush or not to flush. are wet wipes clogging of the country's sewer system? deadly flooding prompts mandatory evacuations in the south and it could get worse. >> for the first time in 23 years, a big win at the garden. here is vanessa murdock with a check of the forecast. >> beautiful right now. overall, it will be a nice end to the weekend. we do have rain on the way. and a big swing in

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a pretty shot out there on this sunday morning. washington bridge. 53 degrees. vanessa murdock will tell us what is in store for the second half of the weekend. new information on the german wing copilot that crash a plane into the french alps. investigators say a doctor returned -- referred him to a psychiatric clinic just two weeks before the crash. 150 people were killed in last year's crash. investigators say the pilot had been treated for depression and called dozens of doctors before the crash. the accident investigation

rules requiring doctors to warn authorities won a pilot's mental health is a threat to the public. a dog competition and the iditarod -- state troopers say a 26-year-old woman -- man admitted to being drunk when he crashed his snowmobile into people competing in the sled dog race yesterday. at least three dogs were injured as well. the man is being held on numerous charges. at least four people are dead after historic rainfall and devastating flooding in the southeast. and more rain in store today. thousands of homes across six states are underwater. some areas received more than 2 feet of rain. several people have ignored evacuation warnings. including a family in tennessee and/or five dogs. louisiana's governor declared a state of emergency as police urge people in flood palm -- prone areas to evacuate.

so get your stuff and get going. >> three people died in louisiana including a 6-year- one person died in texas. more storms expected today across parts of oklahoma, missouri, arkansas and west tennessee. >> nothing like that in our area. forecast. including some rain but not >> correct. today. south and west of the city. tomorrow is the brunt of the wet weather. it will be a raw day. temperatures in the 40s. windy and wet. so enjoy today. because tomorrow will feel and look so much different. live outside right now, sunrise -- happening. a beautiful beginning to your sunday. and a very mild one at that. 53 degrees right now. northwest wind at 3 miles per hour. headlines. more clouds than yesterday.

we could have a few showers later this afternoon. that is south and west. overnight, it better bet for rain. overnight, a certainty. a very soggy start to your work week. in addition, temperatures will only be in the 40s. the wind will be picking up. i really think it will be a raw day. temperature trend looks like this. friday, 68 degrees. pushing 80. yesterday, 59 and lovely. today, 61 is the high. tomorrow, 48. but the 48 degrees high looks to happen early in the day. then temperatures will actually fall throughout the afternoon. so when it is really raining and windy, he will likely be into the low and mid-40s out there. tuesday night, rebounding with a nice day. as far as when spring begins, we have seven days to go. next sunday, we will say hello to spring. and slightly cooler temperatures.

satellite and radar picture, there are clouds out there already. they will get more thick throughout the day. more sunshine this afternoon. with showers to follow late this afternoon and this evening. here is the main event. monday into tuesday. this area of low pressure to the west is pumping and a lot of moisture from the gulf of mexico. this is the system that has been causing a lot of problems for our neighbors in the deep south. the flooding images that we just saw prior to this. for us, we do not anticipate that. we could have localized flooding tomorrow. not widespread flooding. here is what it looks like hour by hour. today, thick clouds. late afternoon and evening, we see the potential for showers. overnight, showers are possible. some problems spots likely for the morning commute. but not for everybody. as we get into the afternoon, watch what happens. rain pushing in. this would -- could possibly

because temperatures will be at the freezing mark. as we head toward the evening drive, steady and sometimes heavy rain and localized flooding is possible. rainfall totals from this event -- i think for most of us -- we get a half inch up to 1 inch. lesser totals to the north. higher totals as you go south and east of the city. and again, we could see pounding on the roadways from localized flooding. today, 61 degrees. increasing clouds. chance of showers. not a washout. don't change plan. enjoy today. tomorrow, 48 degrees. breezy and wet. tuesday, 59. showers in the mix. wednesday looking good. sixty-five. sunshine and clouds. saint paddy's day, 60. showers possible. it is not looking like a drenching rain. just passing showers. friday and saturday looking lovely. just cooler, in the 50s.

>> my plans today are a nap. >> [ laughter ] after springing forward, right. morning. disposable wipes. even the ones labeled flushable are a big problem for cities. that is why cities around the world are campaigning about this. we have more. >> clearing the club. in australia, a crane pulled out this glob of wet wipes, greece and other items. the problems start here. and when wipes go from the back of the toilet into the humid -- sewage system. 7% of wet wipes are labeled flushable. new york city estimates they spent $3 billion in one year dealing with wet wipes in the sewer system. >> whatever you flush will end up somewhere. it doesn't just disappear. >> the environmental

us the screening process. but it does not catch everything. >> wet wipes are getting in here and clogging this up. >> we cannot process as much wastewater as we normally would. >> kimberly-clark, a manufacturer of flushable wipes told cbs news that the flushable products are thoroughly tested to make sure they meet the current u.s. industry guidelines guidelines. the industry has criteria for wipes to break down one flesh. the manufacture -- but no laws regulate how flushable they are. >> there is no evidence presented by anyone at any time -- that a white has caused any damage or any issue anywhere -- because they don't. >> tackling legislation to regulate fluctuate brands.

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great without the addition of any better. option. of the day. one third of adults are and health problems like diabetes and heart disease continue to rise. adults do not meet the nutrients. march is national nutrition month. and a good time to take a look at your diet and make sure you are making some healthy decisions. here to help us with that is alexander miller, dietitian. welcome. >> thank you for having me. >> what are some of the most common mistakes that people make when it comes to their diet? >> i think the number one thing -- making sure you are eating enough fruits and vegetables. i have a lot of those here. so you are getting fiber, proteins and healthy fat.

>> so you have a few different tips. >> one of my favorite things to do is to take these higher carbohydrate and calorie items. so you will get a lot of naturally occurring vitamins and minerals. antique oxidants -- antioxidants. and fiber good for digestion. >> what do you do here? >> this is zucchini. and noodles or pasta. you can use a peeler -- and you can replace this with pasta. >> a great alternative. >> are all carbohydrates bad? how often should you be doing that? >> are cover high -- all carbohydrates are not bad. you do want some. anytime you want to do this, it is good.

>> we have a bunch of super foods. nuts and spinach. >> what are super foods? >> they have large doses of vitamins and minerals and antioxidants. >> these berries are rich in vitamin c. great for your immune system. and then a great source of protein and fiber. >> so are the salted or non- not salted? >> they are non- salted of course. as long as you are getting the nuts without added sugars or oils, that is what you want. >> these are packed with vitamins and minerals. you can put this in an omelette, or sandwich or a smoothie. >> , and he super foods should we be eating on a daily basis? >> as many as you can. you can't get too many fruits and vegetables. you want to watch your portions. >> and spices.

which are two of my favorites. a half teaspoon of cinnamon and cloves, have more antioxidants than blueberries. >> really? >> it is a if it is it's -- it is a good source of vitamins and minerals. >> we put this on baked fruit, peaches, pears or apples. >> do you taste this in the coffee? >> it does have that taste. >> and there are no milk or dairy products. >> the goat -- the yogurts are great too. i like cashew milk. >> when it comes to yogurt -- there are a million different options in the grocery store. what is the healthiest? not have added sugar. i look at the first three ingredients on the label. they are a good source of protein. calories. to find out more about national

visit our website. a man killed in a typo crash near the tappan zee bridge is remembered by his family. this morning, the search continues for two other men on board. a water crisis at 30 public schools in new york -- newark. how long has the district known about the lead levels in the drinking water. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. it is 7:29 a.m. march 13. >> the top stories are straight ahead. vanessa murdock is here with a look at the seven-day forecast.

opposed to yesterday. temperatures warming up to 60 degrees. a great end to the weekend. we do have a slight chance of showers later on. nothing to change plans for. here is the deal. right now, a big spread in temperatures. fifty-three in the city. thirty-seven in surrounding areas. forty-seven in spring lake. plenty of clouds around. also some shower activity starting to make its way toward philly. as we go through the afternoon, and into the evening hours, showers become possible the city. the big picture is this. that is the wet weather on the way for monday into tuesday. colder. windy as well. today, a much more pleasant experience. as of 9:00 a.m., at 52 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. breezy. mostly cloudy.

mainly south and west of the city. i will have your full forecast coming up. we will talk more specifics about the rain on the way. back to you. our top story. a search will resume a little later this morning at the hudson river for two members of a tugboat crew. >> the tugboat sank yesterday near the tappan zee bridge and left one man dead. we're live from tarrytown with an update. >> reporter: yes. as the sun is rising. emergency crews are arriving back on the scene and getting into the hudson river. the search is expected to start around 10:00 a.m. this morning. the two crewmembers have been missing for over 24 hours now. >> 40 feet underwater. two of the three crewmembers still missing after the 84-foot vessel pulling a crane crashed into a construction barge under

morning. 62-year-old paul amon of bayville, new jersey, died in the accident. but was found shortly after the crash. cbs2 spoke to his daughter. >> he loves to sale -- go sailing and fishing. he loved his job. >> the 21 crewmembers working on the barge were able to brace themselves and were not injured. >> no workers when in the water from the barge. >> the coast guard and diving specialists, had to suspend efforts to find the two missing crewmembers. as choppy 40 degrees waters made it impossible to gain any traction in the search. >> the current is moving very quickly. so when someone goes into the water, the water wants to drag them down stream at a high rate of speed. >> this is the second deadly accident with a construction barge under the tappan zee bridge.

operator who later confessed to drinking, crashed into a dimly lit barge killing a a bride-to- be and her fianci's best friend. that crash lead to more safety improvements and better lighting in the area. the latest accident here raising questions. >> was there enough lighting? how familiar were they with this part of the hudson river? >> containment domes have been placed around the sunken tugboat to keep any leaking fuel from spreading throughout the river. there is no word yet on when the tugboat will be pulled from the water. live in tarrytown, cbs2 news. >> thank you. a 28-year-old staten island woman has been arrested after police made a heartbreaking fine. officers say they discovered a newborn baby dead in a trash bag at a home on richmond hill road in new springville. yesterday morning, police charged a woman with concealment of a human corpse. it is unclear how or when the

investigation. and the hunt continues this morning for this suv scene in surveillance video from greenwich village. police say the driver was involved in a hit and run on march 1 that left a 40-year-old man injured. the man said he was struck by the suv. investigators say the suv has new york plates which include the letters gsp. a chain reaction crash sends a woman tumbling 30 feet off of the whitestone expressway in queens. police say victoria garrett fell off the overpass yesterday morning as trying -- as the she was trying to help a friend who was allegedly driving drunk. police say the friend samantha maloney called victoria garrett after she hit a concrete barrier. victoria garrett was standing on the side of the highway when sources say an off-duty nypd lieutenant hit a car. victoria garrett was thrown over the barrier. an off-duty emt stopped to help

>> victoria garrett remains in the hospital in critical condition. her friend was charged with dui. sources tell us the lieutenant test. family and friends gathered to say goodbye to one of two new jersey teenagers killed after getting hit by a car in north -- city. a funeral was held for 17-year- old noel herrera. he and his best friend brian rodriguez died on march 6 after a car jumped a curb and ran them over. another teenager walking with them was also seriously hurt. the driver has been charged with two counts of first-degree aggravated manslaughter. new information on the dangerous levels of lead found at 30 public schools in newark. new evidence suggests officials new about the potential lead in water nearly two years ago. >> and memo from the district

all schools brian and flesh each water fountain for two minutes daily before school opens. the same steps apply for cafeteria faucets -- prior to food prep usage. and principles were instructed to tell students and staff to run fountains for at least 30 seconds before drinking the water. annual water contamination tests said newark's public schools were conducted between december and february. on wednesday, the district turned off water at 30 schools after results revealed unsafe lead levels. them. >> i send my son to school everyday to be safe. this is his safe haven. and let is in his water. >> lead in tricking water should not exceed 15 parts per billion. at one high school, a sample has 558. another elementary school, 194. and another elementary school

children's school was impacted. >> i never thought the water was good in newark anyway. that is alarming. >> health officials say it is problem. it is when lead from old pipes water flint, michigan. too much lead can damage the nervous system. and young children are most at risk. >> starting this week, the epa will help with a new round of testing. and the health clinic is offering testing for students as well. expected mothers in new york has increased access to zika virus testing. the state health department is offering free screenings to pregnant women with partners who have traveled to zika zones. as of now, -- as a before, they were only offered to the mother. there are 40 diagnosed cases of

and trains will be running tomorrow after union leaders struck a deal yesterday to avoid a strike. eleven unions have been working without a contract for five years. they now have a possible deal that will carry them through the rest of the decade. they said information about the deal will not be made public until union leaders make the pitch to the workers. governor chris christie said fares will remain the same through june 2017. >> a lot of grateful people. after the break, time. and a cancer diagnosis that would strike fear in anyone anyone. >> that this man refuses to let his diagnosis stop him. how he is using that. and here is vanessa murdock with a check on the forecast. >> a beautiful beginning to your sunday. the clouds are beginning to get more thick. coming up, we will talk about

a chance of showers today. but soaking tomorrow. details straight ahead. remember rain or shine, you can have the forecast any time on the cbs weather app. you can check the live radar

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>> what does all of this time change really mean? we are on the move to find out if you can explain daylight savings time. >> spring ahead. fall behind. >> do you know which way the clocks go? >> they go forward. what does that mean in terms of light? >> i don't know. >> maybe you get more sunlight. >> it stays light longer. >> yes. in the winter, it gets dark around 5:00. >> you get home from work and it is in dark. that is a good thing. >> will you do with the extra sunlight? >> visit friends. go to the park. >> probably work more. >> stay outside and play basketball.

>> the cocker spaniel loves daylight savings time? >> yes. >> here comes the sun. >> that should be a song. >> for cbs2 news. now that we've got some extra like, you and me, one-on-one. [ laughter ] >> that would have been fun to see the two of them. >> yes. good thing the cell phone does that on its own. i would have been in big trouble this morning. now a look at the forecast.

>> we will see more clouds today. the sun will set one hour later. we will get to see some light. but a cloudy day. may meet -- showers later possibly. >> right now, beautiful. plenty of clouds overhead. and sunshine as well. it is mild to start the day. 48 degrees now. stephen leaves us a comment -- a perfect day to go to the st. patrick's day parade. it will be a beautiful morning for a parade. spectacular. we will head up north. 43 degrees. a little more sunshine to the north. good morning. i hope your day is off to a great start. sun -- sunset around 7:00 tonight. it is mild outside. thin clouds over the city. 53 degrees.

per hour. headlines today. more clouds than yesterday. possibly late rain drops out there. south and west of the city. overnight tonight, showers. over tomorrow, it a rainy day. chili and breezy. so a rough start to the work week. so sunset times have now transitioned from the 6:00 hour, to the 7:00 hour. as we make our way closer to spring, we will get longer hours of daylight. here is the deal. today, the sunset at 7:01 a.m. by march 31, we will have 20 more minutes of daylight. looking good moving forward. as far as rainfall goes. this year, about 1 inch above normal. looking at the month of march, we are about one in a quarter inches below normal. so giving you some rain as we enter the spring season. we are anticipating maybe 1

rain tomorrow with this system moving through. month deficit. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar, notice the trend of clouds from the southwest, to the northeast. getting more thick as low pressure moves to us. the center is well to the west. so much moisture being pulled into the gulf of mexico. we do expect a very soggy start to the work week. this system has also led to a lot of flooding problems. for today, a slight chance of an afternoon shower as the storm system gets closer to us. tomorrow will be a raw and rainy day. high temperatures only in the 40s tomorrow. it will be windy and rainy. and unpleasant. as we make our way into tuesday, it will be warmer. showers will still be lingering. definitely tomorrow, the worst

close to 60 today. overnight, some showers start to move in. the temperature drops down to 43. tomorrow, 48 happens early. temperatures dropping throughout the day. by the afternoon, low to mid- 40s. a slight chance for winter precipitation north of the city tomorrow. temperatures near freezing. tuesday, 59, lingering showers. wednesday, 65 with a mixture of sunshine and clouds. st. patrick's day, 60 degrees. looking at showers moving through, for the parade. andrea grymes, to you. >> this week, the city will turn green in anticipation of st. patrick's day. on thursday, they will march up 5 avenue for the annual st. patrick's day parade. joining us this morning are members of the bagpipe bands that will participate in the band. welcome. >> there are about 20 people in your band? >> about 25. >> and you will be marching?

it is a big event. >> for people who have never been to the st. patrick's day parade, what is the atmosphere like? >> a big celebration. we have people who are irish or not irish -- we have the bagpipes and the kilts. a fun day. people are in a really good mood. >> and tell me what it means to you, to play the bagpipes? >> i'm irish. my father plays. to see people walking down the street -- it is a cool thing to do. i'm proud of my irish heritage. playing the baptized -- bagpipes express is how i. >> will you play? >> we will play one set. >> take it away.

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and chewbacca was there. >> getting slimed. >> i hope they have showers. >> blake shelton getting slimed. stony brook is heading for the big game. here is your cbs2 sports update. >> nobody is hotter than hall. remember last year, they fell apart at the end of the season. now the stars are sophomores. and coach willard said those puppies are turning into dogs. what is most gratifying is that they are doing this with local guys. six of which represent the tri- state area including brooklyn's isaiah white at the top of the list. there is no doubt this guy belongs in the nba next year. the sophomore averaging 25 points over the last seven games. and villanova try to lock up the number one seed in the tournament. them -- 20 seconds left.

coming up with a continuation play. the garden was going crazy. seton hall -- back-to-back nights, two potential number one overall seed. seton hall wins the first big east championship in 23 years. after the game, isaiah white had said -- we better watch out. i love that. >> you can add another local. stony brook fought back from 15 down, on the back of this 43 points to beat vermont. they have had their share of disappointment. all is forgotten. congratulations to stony brook. for cbs2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. have a great day. to a story of inspiration and perseverance. in the face of a terrible illness. >> the man who against all odds, is living an extraordinary life. >> by most medical accounts

should be dying or even dead by now. he is not. he says it is a testament to sure share will and determination. >> for to months ago, clark, a hospital administrator, was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. the former smoker has undergone two surgeries to remove two tumors in his right lung. statistically, experts tell us 50% of people like him die within one year. 80% within two years. instead, he has been doing this. >> i climb mountains with my son. it is almost spiritual in a way. >> he says despite his stage four lung cancer that is incurable and continuing bouts of brutal chemotherapy, dave clark has been busy mountain climbing. five mountains in the last three months. including a 4100-foot summit. he is hoping to complete all

put him in the 46 club. able to do this? >> i don't want to die. that is as frank as i can put it. >> dave says he has always been in really good shape. years. it is a bonus. >> he says his inspiration in his wife, children and grandchildren. it is what he lives for. >> all of this brings us to the toughest question to ask. what is your prognosis? how much time did they say you have to live? >> if you go by sure statistics, i should not make it to the five-year mark. >> but he will not let that define him or his life. >> if there are things you love, keep doing those things as long as you can and do not lose hope. >> cbs news.

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forward. head out early. a chance for rain later tonight. but the big rain event is tomorrow. vanessa murdock will have all the details coming up on cbs2 news. good morning. it is 8:00 sunday morning, march 13. i'm alice gainer. >> i'm andrea grymes. it is 8:00. top stories ahead. vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> looking pretty good. not as bright as yesterday. it will be as warm as yesterday. high around 60 degrees this afternoon. slight chance of a shower. mainly south and west of the city as we get into the afternoon. overnight showers for everybody. and then tomorrow will be the main rain events. let's check out the temperatures right now.