i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are straight ahead. vanessa murdock has a look at the forecast. the shots from outside are beautiful. >> it will stay that way. no change to the great beautiful skies today. it will be just like this all day long. looking lovely. it will be a little warmer than yesterday by about 4 degrees. let's take a look at where we stand right now. up to 49 already in the city. forty in somerville. forty-six in the hamptons. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar picture, nothing to see because of high pressure. it will be a superduper sunday. the sun shine. keep in mind that the uv index is at a seven. a burn time of 30 minutes. so put on the sunscreen and enjoy the day. by 3:00, the high is 72. 10 degrees above normal. by 9:00 this evening, 59 under

a nice end to the weekend. coming up, we will talk about warmer weather to kick kickoff the works -- the work week. breaking news. a deadly shooting. >> several police officers were sent to the hospital and one person dead. the family of the victim is demanding answers. we're live from south ozone park queens with the story. >> good morning. family members are saying the man that was fatally shot by police is 32-year-old george tillman. a father of five. they say this man is innocent. but police say the suspect was approached by officers early this morning. he ran away and then turned around and pointed a firearm at police. >> this is the gun that police say the suspect was carrying when he was shot by officers. the scene sprawled out over 116 avenue and 135 street in the

-- of queens. you can see what may appear to be a gun on the ground. according to the nypd, the suspect was running from police when he turned back, firearm in hand. it is unknown if he fired the weapon or how many times he was shot by officers before being taken to jamaica hospital where he died around 1:30 a.m. this morning. you can hear the calls for more officers over the dispatcher radio. >> police say this incidents only involved one suspect. no others are really important injured. the family of the man shot came to jamaica hospital. they say they need to know how and why this happened. >> we need answers. a loving father and husband. very good family member. >> police say four officers were taken to a local hospital

they were not injured in this incident. the investigation is ongoing. a live -- live in south ozone park, cbs2 news. the death toll in ecuador stands at 77 and is expected to rise after the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in decades. the epicenter of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake is along the south american country's central coast. >> this video was captured inside of a supermarket inside the capital city which is more than 100 miles away from the epicenter. the earthquake flattened buildings and buckled highways yesterday. the port cities reportedly suffered the brunt of the damage. the sin on the warning center says that there are tsunamis possible for the coast. residents are urged to move to higher ground. now to the latest on another deadly earthquake in japan. thousands of rescue workers are

two powerful earthquakes in the southwestern part of the country have killed at least 41 people. the second play, a magnitude 7.3, damaged more than 1000 buildings and triggered mudslides that have swept away entire bridges and buried highways. back at home, police released surveillance videos of a slashing suspect. they say around 3:30 a.m. yesterday, a 23-year-old man was walking with a female companion in the bronx. they say the suspect seen here wearing an eye patch at the time approached and said something to them that they could not understand. the suspect allegedly cut the man in the face with an unknown object before taking off. the victim was treated and released from the hospital. the investigation continues into a slashing attack on a cab driver in queens by a man who may have also been involved in a murder at a homeless shelter. >> police have released a looking for. 53-year-old william smith. dave carlin has the story from elmhurst. >> these photos show some of

year-old deliver -- cabdriver manuel vera. he was dropping off a passenger thursday morning expected to get his $10 fare but the man became violent. >> instead of paying, he pulled out a knife and slashed body. his throat, arms and back. >> this is the spokesman of the new york state federation of taxi drivers. he says all cabbies and the public should watch out for this man wanted by police. 53-year-old william smith. police say smith could be connected not only to the cabbie attack but also a murderer the day before. police say friday morning, inside this homeless shelter in manhattan, 56-year-old shelter resident marcus guerrero was found dead in his bed with a wire around his neck. >> investigators say the clues to possibly link the two crimes include items they found. a

the injured cabbie spoke to the car company soon after he was released from the hospital. >> he went through a really hard situation. he is alive. it is a miracle. >> nervous taxi drivers and nervous residents at the shelter insist on action. they say without better safeguards and more security cameras and panic buttons, they could be in grave danger. >> there is no security work anybody can come and go as they please. everyman fends for himself. >> officers described the manhunt as intense. they say they want to get the suspect off the streets before he can strike again. street fairs are supposed to bring in big crowds. but a new jersey restaurant owner says it is bad for business. >> it is bad for business -- not just mine but everybody else's. >> there is a battle brewing in tenafly. why a man says his customers are getting ran away. and candidates are still

today ahead of the primary next week. following in her footsteps. how the duke and duchess of cambridge recaptured memories of princess diana at the taj mahal. mahal. firsters a check of the forecast. >> blue skies and warmer when this is unseasonable sunny stretch come to a end? the full forecast coming up. first, a check of the community

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's campaign 2016. four of the five major presidential candidates will make appearances in the city today. only ted cruz has no public events scheduled following his sweep of delegates in wyoming. >> i ask you to support the men and women. >> donald trump denounced to the process and syracuse. he called on republican leaders to reform the nominating system . >> you will have a rough july at that convention. you better get going and straighten out the system because the people want to vote. >> what was the show on tv? was that rigged?

>> ohio governor john kasich stopped at a deli in manhattan yesterday after visiting a synagogue on long island earlier in the day. on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders flew back from the vatican where he met briefly with pope francis to attend a faith on social justice roundtable in brooklyn. >> i feel good about the campaign. we're just busting through. and forcing a discussion that the establishment would assume pushed under the rug. >> hillary clinton visited los angeles yesterday where she criticized bernie sanders for opposing gun control legislation. >> he voted against the brady bill five times. >> hillary clinton will visit staten island today and so will donald trump before he goes to west point. bernie sanders hold an event at prospect park, brooklyn. john kasich will be a guest on a radio show and do an interview with cnn. >> speaking of bernie sanders, he along with the chairman of the republican national committee will be on

>> joint -- john dickerson with a preview. >> that is right. we will talk to bernie sanders the democratic race. it has gotten it little more and what he is thinking about tuesday and beyond. on the republican side, it is red-hot as donald trump is at the top of the polls basically rigged. we will talk about that to the he thinks. and then we will talk and switch topics and talk to the national institute of health about the zika virus this summer and what it means in the united states. we will have some new poll numbers from our battleground tracker about the contest coming up on the democratic and republican side. as always, we will have the political roundtable at the end of the show to put all of that in context. >> and tuesday is the big new york primary. they have the big debate in brooklyn last week.

getting a little closer between bernie and hillary. how do you think that plays out tuesday? >> they are a little closer. right now, she is still out by double digits. the thing to watch -- if hillary clinton loses new york, that will be huge news. she is still well ahead and the pledged delegates. the goal for bernie sanders is to find a way to shrink the lead that she has got. we will see how close he gets in new york. a win will be big. he probably has energy for his movement to continue going forward. but the math is still daunting. and hillary clinton wins new york, it will be even more so. >> on the republican side, donald trump talked about the system being rigged. is that catching on with voters? how does that play into tuesday going forward? >> it is catching on among his voters. it is not a small group. basically what he is doing is trying to increase the pain

he does not get the magical number of delegates that he needs. donald trump wants to make it very painful for the party to allow anybody but donald trump to be the nominee. and so he keeps talking about the system being rigged, so that any outcome that that doesn't favor him will be seen as a theft. a ceiling of his delegates. the question is, what can the party do about that? it looks like no matter what the outcome, whether he is the nominee or not, there will be a lot of disappointed people coming out of the convention. >> thank you. you can catch john in a full hour of face the nation later this morning at 10:30 a.m. right here on cbs2. pope francis is, the vatican this morning along with some extra passengers that he brought back with him. from a trip to greece. the pontiff flew 12 syrian bus on support his plane after his emotional visit. the island he went to has been on the frontlines of the new

all three families fled syria after their homes were bombed. the catholic charity is helping to resettle them. an iconic moment re- created as the duke and duchess of cambridge wrap up their tour of india. william and kate visited the taj mahal and retake -- retraced the footsteps of princess diana. they sat on the same bench where she was famously photographed is sitting alone in 1992. the bench was renamed in her honor. >> the most beautiful pictures. must have been emotional for the prince. i know you have been following that closely. everything that kate has been wearing. >> yes. i'm taking notes. >> what is she wearing today? >> i always look at her wardrobe. anyway, moving on. moving onto the weather. vanessa murdock -- we can bring out the spring wardrobe a little bit later. i think we will be bringing out the summer

bad. that is where we are heading. we are not there yet. but we will quickly climb. live outside right now, beautiful skies. it looks a little hazy. mostly clear and 49 overhead. calm wind. and the wind will stay on the calm side today. as we look at the weather headlines, a spectacular sunday on tap. loving that. even warmer tomorrow. highs pushing 80 to start the work week. and it will be above normal all week long. normal high is 62 degrees. today we will top out at 72. we will get to enjoy these beautiful skies until 7:38 a.m. -- 7:38 p.m. this evening. let's compare. last weekend, in the 30s and 40s. dealt with a wintry mix. this weekend, 60s and 70s. with so much sunshine. so yes, sunny skies today. high-pressure to thank. massive area of high pressure.

eastern half of the u.s. stays dry. the midsection of the country getting a walloping. it will not be easy over the next 24, 48 hours. it will not make much progress east. so those of you that had impact yesterday will likely have impacts again today. expecting extensive flooding through oklahoma and texas as this line explodes later today and into the day tomorrow. eight up to 12 inches of rain for some very localized spots. that is not out of the realm of possibility. in portions of southeastern texas. we will likely be seeing some unfortunate video from that region of the country as we go into the late afternoon and tomorrow morning. for us, nothing but blue skies. a lot of sunshine. seventy-two, the high in the city. and 74, moorestown. as we look closer to the coastline, we're talking 60s. even 58 in montauk.

easterly component bringing cooler air in off the water. that will make a difference for those temperatures. regardless, it is going to be a lovely day. tonight, not as cold as it has been. fifty-two in the city will mean 40s and the suburbs. no frost advisories anticipated overnight tonight. tomorrow, 70 degrees and gorgeous. a few more clouds building in late. seventy-eight in the city. i do think we will see some 80s and places like newark and trenton tomorrow. low 80s of course. nonetheless so, that is where -- well above where we should be. tuesday, early in the day, a cold front may mean a few sprinkles. after that, clearing skies and 67. wednesday, 65. mostly sunny. thursday, another stunner, 74 and sunny. friday, and saturday, unsettled weather making an appearance. that means rain in the forecast. rain that we will need pretty desperately by then. >> a beautiful day to head to the ballpark. >> absolutely. any outdoor activities -- the

pedestrians, and bicycle traffic. >> i had on shorts yesterday and somebody said, it's not summer yet. >> it doesn't matter. >> exactly. i just love wearing shorts. maybe mentally, i'm feeling like it is summer. >> today yes. and tomorrow, it will really feel like summer. >> i was wearing jeans and a longsleeved shirt. >> the opposite. that's okay. we all have things we like to accomplish or or experience during our lives. >> what is in your bucket list? we are on the move to find out. >> i would like to see the jets win a super bowl. i would want to be there to witness it. >> good to an african safari. >> i like to raise safer re. >> go to the mets world series parade. >> seeing the wink -- the yankees win another world series soon. >> for the yankees to do

>> what is your bucket list? >> world peace. >> when do you plan on doing this? >> she walks down the street. you see her. what is your line? >> i'm not a shy guy. i would probably pass out. >> open track with an exotic car that allows you to go really fast. >> what is really fast? >> triple digit. >> this could hasten your need to make a bucket list. >> are you trying to be me? >> ii went to bu when i grew up. >> really? >> yes. >> you are going to lose your hair. >> i will give you a fake name. if my wife sees this, i'm done. >> sandra bullock, i been waiting for you my whole life. i'm here. him and get me -- calm down

>> he is hilarious. >> he is hysterical. >> we must go to the same barber. living large on the edge. and a frightening sight in queens. a 2-year-old and 3-year-old are found wandering the streets alone. first here is your weekend traffic update. >> this sunday is the 25th annual westside spring festival. from 10:00 a.m. until 6:00 p.m., broadway will be closed from 96th until 106th. expect closures on surrounding streets as well.

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welcome back to cbs2 news sunday morning. thank you for waking up with us. it is 49 degrees out there right now. a live look at times square. vanessa says it will be warming up nicely into the 70s today. we will have the forecast coming up. springtime ushers in street fair season. some business owners are not celebrating. in downtown tenafly, new

has blocked when avenue for a street fair this weekend. the owner of a restaurant on the same street says it is crowd. >> a normal day, we would get >> today you got? >> zero. >> people and families just want to go for a walk. they are not interested in my business. >> it may hurt customer flow because of parking. but in the end, we're getting foot traffic in it, doesn't get much foot traffic. >> the head of the chamber of commerce says they may find a way to make changes to get regular customers into the blocked of stores. this is a two day street fair and it continues today. time for the free friend finder with vanessa murdock and otis livingston. >> two adorable puppies. i'm holding susie. she is 1-year-old. she is a little more advanced and her puppy years. she has an itch right now.

she is smart. she is friendly. super playful. really would do best with a family that has had a dog before. just to know what she likes to get into. she loves to play. you are getting a really cute to look at her adorable face. her coat is amazing. i'm just thrilled to have her hanging out with me this morning. i hope you can get your itch figured out. >> no such issues with guest on. this 5-month-old maltese. very loving and playful. loves to be held. hypoallergenic for people who have allergies. that is a good thing. this is gaston -- like from beauty and the beast. >> he is not as full of himself. >> he is staring at himself in the camera. >> he is so cute.

they both need loving homes. and earlier, otis did get a kiss. >> my dog at home is jealous right now. >> they are gorgeous. we want you to consider making them part of your family. giving them a loving home. for more information, look at our furry friend finder on the

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breaking news in queens this morning. one man is dead after a police involved shooting at south ozone park. we're live with the latest. >> a good samaritan jumps into action to save lives when a new jersey apartment building goes up in flames. and sunny days are here again. a warm-up the next two days. temperatures reaching near 80.

continues right now. good morning. 8:30 a.m.,. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm otis livingston. the top stories are ahead. first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. and she says it is a repeat of yesterday. >> a carbon copy. temperatures are 4 degrees warmer for most of us. 4 degrees. along the coast, it will be a little bit cooler. in the 60s and even 50s toward montauk. right now, it is lovely. forty-nine in the city. and 48 in sussex. babylon, 49. most of us in that area. green means a sunny skies and this particular case. the earth is looking lovely. no clouds overhead. pretty much, that is the way it stays today.

will be a little bit hazy out there. we do have a uv forecast is high with a burn time of 30 minutes. we will be warming up nicely. heading to 72 degrees this afternoon. light blue skies. by 9:00, 59 degrees. the full forecast coming up. warmer weather to start the work week and wet weather on the way. back to you. we begin with breaking news that we have been following all morning. one man is dead and several police officers were taken to the hospital as a precaution. after a police involved shooting in queens. >> we're hearing from relatives of the man who was killed. magdalena joins us live from south ozone park with details. >> reporter: family members have been arriving here on the scene to see what the latest is. they tell me that 32-year-old george tillman was with his wife and cousin in a car getting ready to leave this

approached by police. police say that when officers approached the vehicle, the suspect ran out of the car, turned around and pointed a gun. right in the police officer's direction. >> this is the gun that police say the suspect was carrying when he was shot by officers. the scene sprawled out over 116th avenue in the south ozone park section of queens. you can see police cones, surrounding evidence and what may appear to be a gun on the ground. according to the nypd, the suspect was running from police when he turned back, firearm in hand. it is unknown if he fired the weapon or how many times he was shot by officers before being taken to jamaica hospital where he died around 1:30 a.m. this morning. you can hear the calls for more officers over the dispatcher radio. >> police say the incident only involved one suspect. no other civilians were injured.

to jamaica hospital. they say they need to know how and why this happen. a cop shot an innocent person. a loving father and husband. >> the family of george tillman say he is a father of five and was not known to carry a firearm. police are still investigating on the scene. cbs2 knows -- news. fire broke out at a three- story private home in brooklyn. the call came in shortly before midnight last night into 1600th block us -- of new york avenue in flatbush. the fire was brought under control. no injuries or word on how it started. another fire. this one in essex county, new jersey where a man is being called a hero this morning for his quick actions. he spoke exclusively to cbs2.

>> smoke billowing up into the air. firefighters say flames erupted on the second floor of a vacant unit. this good samaritan, roy campbell, works at a car repair shop behind the building and was the first to see the smoke. >> i looked up and the flames were this big. >> that is not all. when he noticed part of the roof collapsed, he risked his life and ran inside the burning building. >> i went running. the back of the building was falling in. the roof was falling in. i said, somebody has to be inside. i ran around the corner. i opened the door and yelled, everybody out. >> and everybody did get out, safe and sound, including a woman who grabbed her two daughters and ran as fast as they could. >> we realized that someone was screaming that the building is on fire.

i had no shoes. >> the mayor of bloomfield was on the scene. he says two, six family buildings were damaged in the fire. he says he will also make sure that roy campbell is honored for his selfless act. but he says, he is no hero. >> no. just hanging in there. >> the red cross is assisting six families displaced by the fire. no word on what caused it. two young children scene wandering the streets of queens are back home safe after a frightening ordeal. surveillance video captured one of the siblings in the middle of the street yesterday morning at 145th and 123rd in jamaica. police say the grandmother had been looking after the 2-year- old and 3-year-old but fell asleep. i looked up and the girl was crying profusely. she is all soaking wet with your and -- urine. >> i'm very upset that it happen.

>> the mother says she found her children in an ambulance after coming home from an overnight shift. two other neighbors say a couple weeks earlier, the children had to be rescued from the very same intersection. police say there will be no criminal charges. a man who fell from a hotel window on the upper west side remained hospitalized this morning. the hotel is on west 94th street. the man fell from a hallway window from either the eight or 104. the 29-year-old checked into the hotel thursday. please do not know if he fell accidentally or if he was pushed where he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. the nypd says a gun buyback connected in queens yesterday was a success. the police released a photograph of 85 working firearms that were turned in, in exchange for $200 prepaid credit cards, no questions asked. there is no number to the limit of firearms that can be surrender. but people are limited to three gift cards. the gun buyback program aims to get illegal and unwanted weapons weapons

safety department confirmed a hacking attack aimed at the police department. they say the virus-infected several computers last week. the department director says there was no indication that information was compromised or lost. he says the department's it employees were quickly able to install safeguards. and could you soon be enjoying a boozy brunch? changes to this sunday blues. >> have you ever gone to brunch and you have been told that the mimosa or bloody mary you have been dreaming of all night -- you can't have it until noon? >> i was like, what? you can serve before 12:00? >> you can't wake up without a mimosa or bloody mary on a sunday. >> it is the law in new york state. between 4:00 a.m. and noon on sunday, no booze at brunch. >> it is a little disappointing. i think of brunch around the hour of 11:00.

control law was enacted in 1934, just after the prohibition ended. the owner of this restaurant says he does his best to explain the antiquated lost to his customers. but it is not always easy. >> when they want a bloody mary and you are telling them all they can have is coffee, they are not happy. >> governor andrew cuomo said he wanted to know how to improve liquor was so he formed a control working group. they just released the full report, which included two ways to modernize booze laws. >> either change statewide hours from noon until 8:00 a.m., or create a permits, to allow on-site licenses to serve before noon. >> community board 12 is opposed. >> it may have a negative impact to the community. >> specifically stating, having the current eight hour cooling off period on sunday may invite problem drinkers and other individuals to overindulge.

drink when they want to drink as long as they are responsible and not driving. >> so many things change. go with the changes. it is a new modern world. >> and that may include drinking at a sunday brunch before noon. >> governor andrew cuomo says he will be making a legislative proposal. not had a chance to get a closer look at them yet. >> still 12:00, for now. >> yes. >> thank you, vanessa. it is 8:38 a.m. time is running out if you have not filed your taxes. thousands are without power as flights are canceled by a spring snowstorm that blanketed parts of the midwest. a driver steps out of his when a massive tree crushes the

that story when we come back. take a look at this everyone. dramatic footage of a driver barely escaping as a tree falls

this happened in the republic of georgia yesterday. several cars and houses were damaged. so far no reports of injuries. the tax deadline is looming. you have until tomorrow to file your state and federal tax returns. if you ask for an extension, you are in good company. the irs says 13.5 million people are expected to request one. it is an extension to file, not to pay what you might owe. the payment has to be postmarked by april 18 or you could face penalties. also tomorrow, security will be extra tight at the boston marathon. 5000 uniformed and plain clothing police officers will be looking along -- working along the course. have a million people are expected to cheer on 30,000 runners that will raise tomorrow on patriot day. it has been three years since the bombing of the finish line left three people dead and more than 200 others injured. it is springtime. don't tell that to colorado residents. they are dealing with major

more snow on the way. this could continue to fall through tomorrow. the same weather system is causing dangerous conditions in texas. take a look at this funnel cloud in kent county. severe thunderstorms are expected in that area. >> could you imagine if we have that kind of snow here now? people might revolt. >> i was worried. here we are in april -- but vanessa has great news. >> yes. we don't see any potential for snow. really all the way through april. and even into may. >> like the winter is over. >> hopefully the last cold snap was this last week. now we're just talking about warmer weather from here on out. unseasonably warm today and tomorrow. let's start with our weather watchers. and see where we are now.

up very nicely as we look up very nicely as we look across the region. most of us, in the 40s. we see some 50s out there as well. 50 degrees in north plainfield, new jersey under sunny skies. and they say the temperature has risen 13 degrees and the last hour. and the warming trend will continue, taking most of us into the low 70s today. closer to the coast, expect highs to be in the 60s. live outside right now, beautiful picture of central park. the grass is so beautifully green right now. i love it. bright skies and 49 are the current conditions at central park. calm wind. that will stay the course today. the sunny stretch does continue with temperatures in the 70s. today, slightly cooler by the coast. tomorrow, how does 80 sound? not everybody will hit 80 in the city before forecasting 78. i do anticipate and one spot to have 80-degree highs.

we are just consistently seeing these right blue skies with zero moisture falling. this will eventually change. but not anytime soon. monday night into tuesday, we have a shot at wet weather. what it is also doing is basically creating a wall, keeping this area of low pressure through the midsection of the country. and creating all sorts of problems. you saw the snow into colorado. you saw the funnel cloud down in texas. all of these problems will be repeated today. and flooding will also becomes a major concern as we go through the next 48 hours for our friends in texas. for this -- for us, a super dry sunday. tomorrow even warmer. wind has more of a westerly component. that will bring temperatures up to nearly 80. overnight monday into tuesday, a cold front will sweep through. it is looking very dry. still likely an early-morning sprinkle for most of us. it looks like the most likely place for that to happen will

and with that, temperatures will start to calm down. today, 65 up to 70. that is in the mountains with brilliant sunshine. today, 72. sundays -- sunny skies. cooler at the coast. overnight, mild, 52 and clear in the city. tomorrow, 78. mostly sunny. clouds overnight monday into tuesday with a few showers. sixty-seven and clearing tuesday. the midweek forecast is fantastic. sixty-five and sunny wednesday. seventy-four and mostly sunny thursday. unsettled with the rain in the forecast hopefully on friday and saturday. >> thank you, vanessa. a brooklyn man is making history by becoming the first african-american to win the chest -- chess contest. >> the city college of new york graduate is the only african-american grandmaster. a little he reached back in 1999. he says he hopes to see more

highest levels. congratulations. and a place without a front yard what -- but with a view of tree and grass. >> a lavish luxury duplex at 239 central park west. we go on a tour. >> built in 1925, this classic prewar home has 16 floors. we're going to the 11th floor. we get to go inside. >> it is a duplex overlooking central park west. >> this is the trophy apartment. >> it is the trophy apartment. it is 2a lines combined vertically. so that is the biggest home. >> the formal living room has a massive picture window. >> these particular windows were probably -- will probably never be allowed again in a building like this. >> this kitchen has an industrial field.

>> double dishwasher, triple oven. subzero refrigerator. marble island. >> what era is this room? >> probably mid-century modern room. a design for that madmen type hang out. >> the dining room can be accessed from four different rooms. >> this is the wallpaper treatment. just gives an ascetic change with the rest of the house. we are going up the stairwell into the second half of the apartment. this is a nice accent wall. coming in from the entrance wall, you see this beautiful pane of glass. >> a large master suite has a wood-burning fireplace and a modern decor. the dressing room has a wide hallway. >> i'm about to disappear from you. because you have closets within closets. >> it is two walk-in closets within a closet. >> this is an amazing bag or

collection, i don't think i could fill this out. this is marble. marble. >> and a shower. with seven showerheads. this. bedroom, five and a half bathroom home at central park west. now for the price, currently, $15.8 million. recently wrote -- listed for almost $17 million. >> living large. >> gorgeous. up next, roaming cuisine with our chef. this is cbs2

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morning. >> and not to one of our favorite parts of the show. of roma. >> our guests this morning says she is not a chef but a cook. and she cooks for guests at her restaurant in the east village, at her home. >> good morning. >> hello everybody. happy sunday. cannot wait to dig into. first of all, tell us about your restaurant. >> the restaurant is a full menu and wine pairing. simple cuisine. this is the flavors of spring. greenpeace, kale, artichokes.

>> this is a soft apple tart. whole-wheat and extra virgin olive oil. not better. i don't really like meat. but i like pork. >> to show us what you are doing here. >> what we did is, it is super simple. this is the cheek of the pork. you just chris it in some olive oil. you add the tomatoes. a little bit of him fettuccine. it is done. >> you are saying every time you go back to italy, you realize. >> that i cook my pasta too much. >> what is the perfect amount of time to cook pasta? >> i don't know. >> you are honest. >> the more south you go, it

>> they say that if you to digestion. if you chew it a lot. so it is good to have that al dente and not lean. it is much better for you. >> and you put parmesan on top? >> romano. >> we have a big chunk. if it is too strong, you can put this on. >> okay. >> delicious. >> in rome, we are big on artichoke.

looks? >> exactly. >> how do you prepare that? together. the onions, the potatoes, the artichokes -- cook them down. you can put them in the oven. >> okay. >> for how long? >> until it is set. >> i'm horrible -- with the people that say this -- i put a little bit of this and a little bit of that. don't put too much. it is these letters -- it is easier to add that as opposed to take it away. >> can i have a little bit? >> you can have some. >> what is your favorite? >> what is your favorite dish to prepare?

thousands of dollars of fabulous food and wine. >> they are all my babies. i don't have a favorite. >> all original recipe is? >> no. everybody thinks that i have nurturing grandmother's that passes down. it is a lie. my grandmother's could not cook to save their lives. >> thank you so much. >> thank you all for watching. we're back tonight at 6:30 p.m. have a great sunday. >> goodbye. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts

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