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stopping in the area hoping their messages stick with voters. an unusual spring snow. we are sick of it. that is actually snow falling. putting a damper on the weekend. the snow has led up but the frigid temperatures are sticking around. cbs2 news sunday morning continues. good morning. coming up on 7:00 a.m. -- it is 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, april 10. >> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are ahead. first vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast. it looks pretty out there right now. >> i think it is a beautiful start. just not warm. >> a beautiful february. >> exactly. if we turned back the clocks, it would feel normal outside. it does feel like teens and 20s. at least it is bright and beautiful.

thirty-two right now in the city. the actual temperature -- 31. here are the wind chills the wind chills. feeling i 26 in the city. feels like 13 in ferndale. under a freeze warning until 10:00 a.m. this morning. soon, that will expire as temperatures warm above freezing. it is noon. 42 degrees. feeling like 37. by 3:00 this afternoon, a high of 47 feeling like 42. anticipating a lot of sunshine early with clouds building and later today. ultimately, a beautiful but unseasonably chilly end to your weekend. we should be warming into the upper 50s. the full forecast is coming up. we will talk warmer and wetter weather returning to the forecast. now to campaign 2016. the stakes are high as the new york state primary showdown nears.

decided, two other states weighed in. bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in wyoming. and ted cruz swept donald trump and john kasich by picking up all 32 delegates in colorado. >> this -- new york has been getting a lot of attention from presidential hopefuls on the democratic and republican side. the primary here, just over a week away. >> in the race for the democratic nomination, a battle for home turf between bernie sanders and former new york senator hillary clinton. at a rally in queens, sanders broke in with big news for his campaign. >> we just won wyoming. [ cheering ] >> he stopped by the apollo theater. the sanders campaign is won eight of the last nine contests for delegates. still trailing clinton but gaining momentum. clinton also spending time this weekend at her adopted home state, stopping by juniors cheesecake in brooklyn. and a rally at sunset park.

values are really good for america. >> on the republican side, ted cruz coming off of a major win in colorado. cracking jokes at a rally in nevada. >> the democratic field right now consists of a wild eyed socialist with ideas that are dangerous for america and the world and bernie sanders. >> donald trump has stayed relatively quiet since his loss in wisconsin. on saturday, he took time to visit a national september 11 memorial museum and donated $100,000, passing up a chance to speak with the media. john kasich stopped in rochester addressing the working class. >> trying to play by the rules and get somewhere -- we just want to believe the system is fair. >> new yorkers make their vote count in the primary april 19. >> today bernie sanders is staying local rolling in coney island.

hillary clinton going to baltimore. and the wife of ted cruz will be stopping and long island. be sure to tune in to face the nation were bernie sanders and john kasich will be guests right here on cbs. an investigation is underway and the bronx after a man was fatally stabs at a party. this happened around midnight on westchester avenue. the 30-year-old victim was taken to a local hospital where he died. no arrests have been made. new video this morning of a temple tragedy in india. more than 100 people were killed in a massive fire sparks when fireworks exploded. this happened in the southern indian state of kerala -- another 200 people injured. the fire started when a spark during a fireworks display ignited a separate batch of fireworks. they had been stored in in the temple in preparation for the hindu new year festival thursday. this morning prosecutors in belgium say the terror group

initially planned to launch a second attack on france. under the pressure of the investigation, they decided to rush attacks on brussels instead. one of those involved in the bombings in brussels is finally in custody. >> belgian prosecutors finally have the so-called man in the hat. they say he is mohamed abrini, one of the terror suspects rounded up in brussels friday. during interrogation, authorities say mohamed abrini admitted that he is the person and surveillance video seen next to the suicide bombers and the brussels airport. mohamed abrini is also linked to the paris attacks last november. he was caught on a gas station security camera with terror suspect salah abdeslam, two days before the coordinated massacre in the french capital. >> mohamed abrini is one of four men charged in belgian with participating in terrorist acts. thirty-two people died last month at the airport and a brussels subway station. >> authorities say one of the suspects in custody is osama

second man at the deadly train station attack. belgian police carried out more raids saturday as they looked for additional accomplices and works to counter fears criticism. criticism that they have not been enough to battle terrorism. cbs news, london. the u.s. air force says it has deployed b-52 bombers to the mideast. the first time the heavy bombers will be based in the region since the 1991 gulf war when they operated from saudi arabia. this time, they will be based in qatar -- the long-range bombers will join a multinational coalition carrying out air strikes against islamic state targets in syria and iraq. new charges this morning for the driver police say slammed his car into a man writing a scooter in queens. the car burst into flames after the accident yesterday morning in glendale. investigators say the car hit the scooter head-on after swerving into the eastbound lane on cooper avenue. the 21-year-old victim is hospitalized in critical condition.

reckless driving and driving while impaired by alcohol. a new jersey father was fatally shot by police. now friends and family want to know why. a memorial was set up yesterday for 27-year-old diahlo grant. the father of six with another on the way was killed early yesterday morning in new brunswick during a shootout with two police officers from neighboring franklin township. the middlesex county prosecutor says the officers first came across diahlo grant while he was walking in franklin township. officers say the officers followed him across the town border and that is when gunfire erupted. >> we heard five gunshots. we look outside. by that time, it was surrounded by cops. they closed off the roads. >> investigators say diahlo grant was wanted for nonpayment of child support and a probation violation on a drug charge. no word yet on what provoked the shooting. police in the bronx have released a surveillance photo of a slashing suspect.

police say a 19-year-old woman was having an argument with two people. one of them, a 21-year-old woman, slashed her across the face with a nice. the unidentified man been slashed her. the woman was caught. the man was that -- the man is at large. three new york city firefighters are facing charges after a bar brawl near citi field. police say the three off-duty police -- firefighters got into a fight at mcfadden's restaurant and saloon near the stadium. it happened after the mets home opener friday. all three are charged with assault and disorderly conduct. one of them was also charged with resisting arrest. it is 7:08 a.m. a huge a competent for a long island student. >> this young lady was accepted to all eight ivy league schools. the valedictorian's recipe for success coming up next. also stranded at sea. and the stilt performers and acrobats have gotten our attention.

circus later in the show. bright and beautiful. but awfully cold out there. so when do springlike temperatures returns? the full forecast coming up. for almost 40 years jacoby & meyers has successfully represented thousands of clients. winning them the money they need to take care of themselves and their families. you fight the cancer.

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the search is on for the man police say robbed a woman in brooklyn. police released this photo of the suspect. the 40-year-old victim said she was getting off of a bust in front of brookdale hospital when the man grabbed her wallet and took off. it happened march 28. investigators say he used her credit cards to make a purchase at a nearby walgreens. a queens teenager is

possession of a weapon for allegedly terrifying people with this fake gun. they say the boy was walking near his south richmond home flaunting a fake ar-15 assault rifle. back on april 1, police arrested him and two of his friends for carrying a real mac 90 machine gun and smoking where one a. two new jersey volunteer firefighters that got in trouble after posting a wedding invitation on facebook will not be suspended. the imitation shows the two with the fire department turnout coats. the garfield department says this violated the social media guidelines. but city leaders met and revised the rules saying positive and favorable content can be posted. three men stranded on a bar -- on a remote pacific island that creative and were rescued in the process. the boat they were and that swamped by a wave and the end -- they ended up on a small island southwest of honolulu. they decided to spell out the word "help" in palm leaves. and it works.

spotted it and they were rescued thursday. >> like a scene from a movie. >> it truly is. they are lucky the tide did not wash it away. >> what are the odds? >> great story. time for the exclusive cbs2 news the forecast. vanessa murdock is here promising -- what month now? >> i would say march. >> not too far off. definitely this morning, feeling more like february. this afternoon, will feel like march. it is bright out there. generally speaking, it is going to be a decent end to the weekend. let's show you this picture. beautiful empire state building. one world trade and the backdrop. blue skies. mostly clear. the headlines -- another cold start. feeling like teens and 20s. it is going to be dry for the duration but chilly.

10 to 15 degrees below normal. wet weather returns for the start of the work week. looking at the vortex satellite and radar picture. looking lovely out there. high-pressure in control. but unfortunately, it does not stick around. here is the deal. late today, we get some clouds. benny's areas of low pressure began impacting the forecast starting tomorrow. a few showers tomorrow. the steady heavier rain anticipated tuesday and wednesday. hour. a lot of sunshine. then we will see high thin clouds as we get into the late afternoon and evening. overnight, much more mild. more thick clouds cover. for monday morning commute, spotty showers. if you happen to be driving north of the city, be on the lookout. there could be more of a wintry mix going on up there. as to make our way through the day monday, not much else happening. the chance for a few showers.

mostly cloudy skies. much warmer in the upper 50s. as we make our way overnight, monday into tuesday, clouds again. tuesday, all day, dealing with a slow-moving front that will bring us rain. heavy at times. and lingering. so we do anticipate lingering wet weather into early wednesday. hopefully that will change and the skies will clear. as far as the rainfall totals, they don't look that impressive. ten up to three quarters of an inch. totals ms. some rain to help out those early plantings. sunshine. more clouds later and a breeze. forty-seven in the city -- it will feel like 42. fifty in moorestown. getting up to 49. if you are going to the game today, 45 degrees. a lot of sunshine early. clouds in the afternoon.

40 degrees, the overnight low. a big difference from this morning. tomorrow, what will happen -- we will see a few showers. warmer with a high of 58. on the breezy side with wind out of the south, southwest at 10 up to 20. tuesday, expect a soggy day. a high of 56. wednesday, morning showers giving way to clearing skies and a high of 55. thursday, friday, saturday, looking good. a lot of sunshine. seasonable temperatures. i do want to say we're tracking the potential for that to change. and that we could see another dreary end to the work week. let's hope the current forecast holds. if it does not, talking about another long stretch of just cloudy days with showers on and off, which would not be nice. let's hope to get that break. >> thank you. for the second straight year, a senior from the long

by all eight ivy league schools. >> hazel sanchez introduces us to this year's very bright senior. >> squeals of delight and hugs from teachers are pretty much the norm for 17-year-old augusta uwamanzu-nna. the high school senior pulled off the unthinkable for most students. she has been accepted into all eight ivy league schools as well as mit. >> my mom literally screamed on the phone when i told her. >> not so shocking when you consider the 17-year-old student's 102 point grade-point average. >> i have not received 100 on every single exam if that is what you are thinking. >> modesty aside, she got extra credit for extra work. she is already been an intel science finalist for her ideas on hardening cement to prevent oil rigs bills. her principal calls her a driven a plus student for whom the sky is the limit. >> a nobel prize -- president -- she could make a

>> the acceptance letters come from the hall of fame of higher learning at all eight ivy league schools. even more incredible, one of her former classmates gained a sleeping ivy league acceptance just last year. classmates are bursting with school pride. >> it is honestly amazing that this is the second year in a row that the school has had a senior to go this far. >> augusta uwamanzu-nna says she will visit all schools before deciding where to focus her many talents and high who -- high hopes. >> the teenager says money is a factor deciding which college to attend. she will look closely at how much she gets in scholarships. >> can you imagine? >> talk about choices. not bad. >> congratulations to her. i'm sure that is a tough decision. it is 7:19 a.m. a church battle in the bronx. why some members are against making this church a city

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broccoli. a lot of people unlike broccoli. i think if it is prepared correctly and selected and stored right, maybe you can change their minds. when you are picking up broccoli, you want the crowns to be beautifully bunched together nice and tight end a beautiful green.

but if it is taking over, moveon and get get one that is nice and green. and check the stock. a center stock will be important. when you bring broccoli home, store that in your in the refrigerator -- store that in your refrigerator and keep it cold. when it comes to preparing broccoli, a lot of the head reputation comes from the fact that if it is over boiled, it gets a gross mushy taste. so could get less. don't cook it too long. i do a high sauti with a high heat. some extra-virgin olive oil. a pc the brown, that is good. a great taste. and that you can change some minds. every week, we show you dogs looking for a place to

dr. taylor joins us along with duncan and minty with tips on how to welcome your pet and make sure there is a smooth transition. >> good morning. >> let's talk about how you make this happen. >> the first thing is to think about what type of dog or cat would fit into your lifestyle. looking at your activity levels for your family and your travel schedule. if you will be home a lot. when you have that figured out, you can reach out to the different rescue organizations. these two are from animal haven. they are currently up for adoption. then you can look through the different dogs and find which one will fit into your home. >> when you have made that decision and you find the perfect pet -- is it necessary to retrain and how do you do that? >> the thing to remember is that a lot of these dogs have gone through a lot in their lives. some more than others. these guys are very sweet animals. they have been uprooted from their permanent homes. they have gone to foster homes.

when you bring them home, you want to start slow and easy. getting them used to the new environment and people. getting to know the behaviors of the dog. also i tell people it can take anywhere between three and six months to see the total personality come, out for the rescues. >> so it may take time before you are feeling comfy and the home. what if you notice the dog is not adapting? >> working with a trainer is a good thing. regardless if that dog is adapting or not, getting the trainer involved helps boost the dog's confidence. and helps build a relationship with your dog or cat. learning the basics -- going to different classes and things like that will help you solidify your relationship. and help the dog so comfortable with you. it builds trust between you and your new pet. >> what if you find that the dog is aggressive? and you may not know the full background.

fear of aggression. is rescue groups do a phenomenal job of figuring out the dog's personalities and if they work well with other dogs and cats. or with children. it takes some time to build them out. it is about building confidence. most of these rescue groups out there do a fabulous job knowing who the pets are and what type of environment to put them into, to help increase the chances of success. >> for someone like me who has kids, do you think rescuing an animal acting as a temporary home, fostering, is a good idea? >> i think fostering is great. there is something called, foster to adopt. you can bring them into your home and see how this particular animal works into your particular environment. do they do well with children? there is a situation called coke -- called, a foster field. a lot of folks find out that these dogs are amazing

and the cats too. they find out that they get the dog or cat and they realize that it really is a positive addition to their family. we are fostering, you are not making the absolute long-term commitment. so if it doesn't work out, you know the rescue group is able to take that particular animal back. and put them into a different place until they find a perfect situation. >> and earlier you talked about -- when they are feeling like part of the family, it is important to visit the vet. >> i think they should visit the veterinarian within the first 10 days of coming home. the reason is -- a lot of the rescue groups do amazing things. they are able to get them healthy and adoptable, but there is also preventative care. so when this particular pet is in your home environment, you have to talk about heartworm prevention, flea patrol and additional vaccines that they don't get when they are in the foster ocean.

checked out. particular animals come in from the rescue groups. sometimes they will have a skin and section -- but they just need another set of hands. a medical evaluation to help them transition. it is also a great time -- i have talked to a lot of foster families on how these pets will enter into the home. i consult them on behavioral issues and help them feel more comfortable making the family member. >> thank you for the information. so many pets looking for forever homes. coming up later in the show, our furry friend finder section at 8:00. be sure to tune in for that with the the humane society of new york. >> such cute dogs. 7:28 a.m. the top stories next. we have more on campaign 2016. >> with the new york primary over a week away, candidates in

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first snow. today, how low will the temperatures go? a deep freeze warning in effect. 's vanessa murdock tells us what we can expect. the presidential hopefuls are making their case for new yorker's votes. a bronx churches up for landmark status. not everyone is happy. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. just after 7:30 a.m., sunday, april 10. i'm andrea grymes.

here with a look at the forecast. >> i think it will be quite a nice day. >> just not as warm as it should be. but it is going to be bright out there. just as it is right now. temperatures will be -- 10 to 15 degrees below normal. into the mid-40s for the most part today. let's start off with where we are right now. i think we are at rock-bottom. i don't think temperatures will drop off anymore. thirty-one in the city. twenty-one in monticello. twenty-four and montauk. feeling colder than the thermometer. twentys for most of us. on the vortex satellite and radar, clear skies overhead. a beautiful start to the day. high-pressure is dominating the forecast. we will enjoy a lot of sunshine for the most part. a few more clouds in the afternoon and evening. 47 degrees -- the anticipated

keep in mind, it will feel more like 42. i will have the full forecast coming up. we will talk about more seasonable weather to look forward to. the new york state primary is just over a week away. this comes as bernie sanders and ted cruz both pickups a win out west. >> two other states weighed in. bernie sanders beat hillary clinton in wyoming. in colorado, ted cruz beat ted kasich. we have the latest. >> with nine days left until new yorkers cast votes in the primary, our area getting a lot of attention from the presidential candidates looking to secure delegates. >> in the race for the democratic nomination, a battle for home turf between bernie sanders and former new york senator hillary clinton. at a rally in queens, sanders

>> we just won wyoming's [ cheering ] >> he stopped by the famed apollo theater. the sanders campaign has won eight out of the last nine contests for delegates, still trailing clinton but gaining momentum. clinton spending time this weekend at junior's cheesecake in downtown brooklyn. and a rally at sunset park. >> i actually think new york values are really good for america. >> on the republican side, ted cruz coming off of a major win and colorado. cracking jokes at a rally in nevada. >> the democratic field right now consists of a wild eyed socialist with ideas that are dangerous for america and the world and bernie sanders. >> donald trump has stayed relatively quiet since his loss in wisconsin. on saturday, he took time to

memorial museum and donated $100,000, passing on the chance to speak with media. john kasich stopped in rochester addressing the working class. >> trying to play by the rules, we want to believe the system is fair. >> new york voters make their vote count in the primary april 19. >> and the wife of ted cruz will be in wrong island. -- long island. bernie sanders will hold a rally at coney island. he and john kasich are supposed to appear on face the nation this morning on cbs. for the first time since the gulf war, u.s. b-52 bombers are heading to the mideast. the long-range bombers will be based in qatar carrying out air strikes against islamic state terrorists in syria and iraq. new video of a deadly fire in india that has killed more than 100 people. another 200 were injured when a

southern indian states of kerala. the cause was because of a spark during a fireworks display igniting a separate batch of fireworks stored in a temple. ahead of the hindu new year festival. huge flames quickly engulfed the building trapping people inside. back at home, police and the browns are looking for a slashing suspect. one of two people who allegedly assaulted a 19-year-old woman. police say a 19-year-old woman was having an argument with two people around noon on monday. they say a 21-year-old woman slashed her across the face with a knife. the unidentified man in this case slashed her across the neck. the woman was caught. the man is at large. an investigation after a father was killed in a shootout with police. a memorial was set up yesterday for diahlo grant. the father of six with another on the way was killed early yesterday morning.

a shootout with police officers. the middlesex county prosecutor says the officers first came across diahlo diahlo grant who was armed while he was walking in franklin township. officials say the officers that followed him across the border of the town -- and then gunfire erupted. >> we heard five gunshots. we look outside. it was surrounded by cops. investigators say diahlo grant was wanted for nonpayment of child support and a probation violation on a drug charge. they have not said yet what prompted the shooting. but did recover his gun from the scene. 26 gun control advocates are on an annual bike ride from newtown, connecticut, to washington dc. they are calling for tougher gun laws honoring the 20 children and six educators murdered in the 2012 sandy hook elementary school shooting. the ride is expected to last >> we will continue this fight for as long as it takes.

bicyclists do, just to keep moving forward. so we have a safer america. >> upon arrival in the nations capital, the cyclists plan to deliver a petition signed by 38,000 people. it calls on congress to make it more difficult to carry concealed weapons on college campuses. a south bronx church is on its way to becoming a new york city landmark. but parishioners are doing everything to prevent that from happening. we explain. >> color stained windows. stepping into this century old church in the bronx is like stepping back in time. so it is no wonder the city wants to make it an official landmark. but the church pastor is praying to god that does not happen. >> it is an immigrant community. i don't know what the church will look like and 30 years. >> father francis scully says this is no museum. a church that needs repairs. like his last parish in east harlem back out landmark status

>> i want to put in a handicap ramp. taking away from the look of the church. landmarks would not let me do it. >> more than 500 churchgoers are backing his petition. since it is a church, funds come mostly from donations. and landmark status means repairs and changes could cost a lot more. >> it is nice to have a landmark. but it is a poor parish. it comes to the parishioners. this is not a wealthy area. >> father scully says the doors will probably have to be the next thing replaced. he says they are heavy and in the wintertime, they bring in a draft. but at the landmark status, replacing the doors will be pricey. >> because they want to retain a certain look. and they will make you do more than you want to do. >> the landmark's commission says "we collaborate with religious organizations to arrive at solutions that

>> but for this parish, teaming up with the time, means not getting stuck in it. >> the city landmark preservation commission is scheduled to vote on the church's status tuesday. today was supposed to be the day that bruce springsteen performed in north carolina. but he canceled the concert to protest a new state law. included in the law, it prohibits transgender people from using public bathrooms that do not match the gender listed on their birth certificate. a congressman who supports the law is slamming bruce springsteen. republican representative mark walker says "i consider this a bully tactic like when a kid gets upset and says he will take his ball and go home". rehearsals are in full spring for the upcoming garden of dreams talent show. [ singing ] .

the garden of dreams foundation will participate in the show. it is set for monday evening at radio city music hall it gives children who face obstacles a chance to showcase talent. >> i would not picture myself doing this in a million years. if you think something is impossible, just keep thinking possible. >> this year's talent show celebrates a decade of dreams. in the next hour, we will be joined by some of these kids. >> they are so talented. >> and smart and with a great outlook. the time is 7:40 a.m. if you have had your very own theme song, what would you want it to be? get ready to sing along. >> and the universal circus is in town. and in our studio. a sneak peak at what you can expect. from sweet french toast to a savory burger, we have the dining deal after the break.

murdock with the forecast. >> we just have some frigid weather to start things off on this sunday morning. a nice warm up as we move into the work week. when does that rain and when

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>> probably "let it go" from frozen. >> the candy man. >> country road. >> don denver -- john denver. >> the grateful dead. >> rock you like a hurricane. >> something from excalibur. >> [ music ] . >> west virginia. >> let it go. [ singing ] >> let's marvin gaye, get it on. >> [ singing ] >> what does it say about you? >> i'm a kid at heart.

>> leaving. >> just enjoying life. 1 foot in front of the other. >> what about when the candy man plays -- what are people doing? >> their eyes lighten up. >> [ music ] . >> for cbs2 news,. >> that is so sweet. >> adorable. >> do you have the same? about that. >> what would yours be? jaws. >> we have to get to the weather. let's kick things off with the weather watchers.

just how cold is it? generally speaking, temperatures in the 20s and 30s. there is a windchill. most of us feeling like low to mid-20s out there. as we progress drought sunday, highs will be 10 to 15 degrees below normal. let's go live outside. beautiful blue sky this morning. from high on top the empire state building. barely a cloud to be seen. 31 degrees. feeling like 20s. northwest wind at 13 miles per hour. there will be a bit of a breeze for the duration of the day. what can you expect? nice today but staying chilly. not as cold overnight. we will see more clouds build in. and we will get a push-up warmer air from the southwest. so we will be significantly warmer for monday with passing showers. and then steady rain in the forecast tuesday. right now, completely dry. the sky is blue. looking lovely.

we have low-pressure to the west. making its way toward us. clouds arrive late tonight -- late today and overnight. tomorrow morning, a few showers. this will be very sluggish. we expect a soggy day tuesday. this will be the better half of the weekend. bright blue skies. temperatures in the mid-40s. tomorrow, we will see some sunshine. we cannot rule out a passing shower especially early in the day. temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. mid-50s tuesday. you will need the rain gear. periods of rain. heavy at times. most of us pick up a half inch. maybe up to an inch. otherwise, as we make our way past tuesday, it looks like high-pressure will be building back and by late wednesday. and a nice end to the work week. today, sunshine and clouds. starting off bright and blue. 47 degrees will feel more like 42. wind out of the northwest.

southwest at 10 up to 15 miles per hour. overnight, the clouds will get more thick. 40 degrees will be the low. tomorrow, 58 degrees. mostly cloudy skies. a few showers could impact the morning commute. looking at the extended forecast, tuesday, soggy and 56. wednesday, 55. giving way to clearing. seasonable with more sunshine. that could change. step right up. there are tigers, black -- back flipping humans and disco dancing elephants. the universe soul circus is in town. we have lucky, the ringmaster. you brought some performers. >> thank you for having us. >> we appreciate you coming. tell us about how is the universe soul circus different from the average circus? >> first of all, universe soul sets us apart from any other show.

interactive circus in the world, which means when you come to the universal circus, you won't just watch the show. you are the main star. you will be dancing in a soul train line. we also have beach balls for the kids. we have a little bit of everything for everybody to enjoy. >> i went a few years ago. i remember the music. it makes you want to get out of your seat. >> that is because we love bringing fat -- families together. the best way to do that is through dance and music. we play the latest music. we play everything for everybody. everybody will enjoy. we have old-school, new school, middle school. everybody can have a good time. it is a great experience for the whole family. >> explain more about the performers. we have humans and animals. >> the humans -- we have a young lady -- who does all

moves. and this young man is able to limbo under a bar the slow. and while that is going on, the bar is on fire. that is a little bit. we have stilled walkers. and we have disco dancing elephants. we have the comedy dogs from south america. we have these young men from cuba. the ladies will love them. imagine flipping on your arm and doing all kinds of tricks. they are from cuba. just to name a few of the acts that we have at the universal circus. >> tell us where you are performing over the next month and a half. >> correct. you still have a chance to check us out today. we have three shows which are 12:30 p.m., 3:30 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. reporting live -- performing

brooklyn, new york by the aviators stadium. and then we go to queens. before we leave, we hit newark. that is may 30. we will be in the town until may 30. so you have all kinds of time to check us out. >> plenty of time. tell us about the sneak peak we will be getting? >> you will be seeing trinidad trinidad. >> they are called, color me caribbean. >> wonderful. thank you for being here. for more information about universal circus, go to cbsnew york.com. here is a preview of what you will see when you go to the

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