the suspect driving off. ultimately the crash on 76th street. >> police say the victim was taken to cornell medical center. he is in stable condition. as for the driver of the blue ford, investigators are still looking for that person. live on the upper east side, cbs2 news. a bombshell report claims mayor bill de blasio may have violated campaign finance laws. cbs2 political reporter marcia kramer has been following this story from the beginning. she has more on the latest developments in the new york city corruption scandal. >> sources telling cbs2 that manhattan district attorney cyrus vance has a scathing report on mayor bill de blasio's efforts to influence a 2014 senate race. i have determined that reasonable cause exists to believe a violation warranting a criminal application has taken place. the state board of elections chief and council -- the violations discovered by the

described as willful and flagrant. the board's investigation centered on whether team bill de blasio violated the law by filing big bucks contributions to senate campaigns in a pass first team. the money was sent to local county committees which almost immediately gave them money -- gave the money to the candidates. the move circumvented contribution limits. $10,300 was the contribution limit to candidates. 102, $3000 -- the donation sealing for county committees. the board's investigation came after complaints made by republicans and putnam county -- the practice has also been said to then done in monroe an erie counties. cbs2 told you about the story 18 months ago. october 30, 2014, when the then republican candidate, terrence murphy, demanded a federal investigation of the practice. he said bill de blasio was asking people to do business with the city to cut the checks. >> this is a shakedown on new york city businesses by mayor bill de blasio.

attorney is said to be probing a large cast of bill de blasio intimates, at the time, the mayor told me he thought the practice was normal. >> it is something that has been going on for a long time in the state. it is a very normal thing to provide support for party organizations. >> they say it is pay to play. >> the board of elections apparently does not agree saying that team bill de blasio's actions were done "in order to evade contribution limits and disguise the true names of the contributors. a spokeswoman for the mayor insists everything was done in accordance with the law. she says bill de blasio and tends to cooperate with the investigation. marcia kramer, cbs2 news. and one u.s. attorney is also probing corruption involving contributions to mayor bill de blasio and has issued numerous subpoenas. friends and family celebrated prince's life at a secret their money and minnesota. the singer was cremated yesterday. his remains will be stored at a private location.

>> as bigger crowds gathered outside the state of prince, close friends and loved ones arrived saturday to hold a memorial. his publicist said it was a "private beautiful ceremony to say loving goodbye". >> prince's girlfriend of brooklyn and close friend handed out mementos to france -- to fans. the boxes contained event hits to or memorabilia. no box was the same. >> it is a booklet. to me, this fits my personality so well. >> what did you get in your box? >> it is amazing. i have a tank top. i pursue bodybuilding and weight lifting. it is like a personal gift. for him to give me a tank top that is amazing. >> on your birthday.

>> prince rogers nelson died thursday. his body was cremated friday shortly after an autopsy was performed. the cause of death likely will not be known for weeks. it also remains unclear will happen to his estimated $300 million estate. it includes thousands of unpublished recordings kept in a vault at paisley park. there is even reportedly one with miles davis. minnesota law dictates the closest blood relative should inherit everything if there is no will. here in new york, prince fans went to the movies to remember the music icon. some theaters are showing his 1984 film "purple rain" on the big screen again. >> i saw purple rain in 1984. it was a life-changing experience.

homage to this artist. >> police have not commented on reports that he suffered an overdose less than a week before he died. police have released surveillance video of a man who they say tried to rape a woman inside of an elevator on the lower east side. investigators say around 3:00 yesterday afternoon, the 24- year-old woman entered the elevator to her building near stanton and pitt streets. they say the man followed her inside and gropes her. police say he followed her to her apartment. but they say he ran away when a man came to the door. getting through the tappan zee bridge toll plaza just got a lot quicker. a cashless tolling system went online on the rockland side of the bridge at midnight. censors over the 3-way -- freeway were read easy pass tax. for those without, cameras will capture the vehicle's license plate and a bill will be mailed to the owner. coming up, a taxi tragedy on long island.

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welcome back to cbs2 news sunday morning. it is 47 degrees. looks beautiful. >> gorgeous. >> vanessa murdock will have the full forecast in a few minutes. presidential front- runners donald trump and

ahead of today's primary in the state. >> donald trump told thousands that the election process is rigged and he made fun of hillary clinton. >> this is typical hillary clinton. people start yawning, leaving -- the whole thing is a disaster. and they get in office and betray us. >> i have to give donald trump credit. he is betraying us before being elected. >> ted cruz campaigned in indiana. john kasich held events in rhode island on the democratic side. clinton spoke with working families in new haven. >> it will take everybody working, to turn that around and get back to where it is really trying to take care of people. >> secretary clinton heard the same evidence that i did. she voted for that. >> bernie sanders who appeared at a rally in baltimore mentioned clinton's authorization of the war in iraq. maryland and connecticut are among two states holding primaries tuesday.

morning, bernie sanders and john kasich will be on cbs, face the nation. john dickerson will join us from washington with a preview coming up at 8:00. it is now 7:09 a.m. the road to the stanley cup comes to a dead end for henrik japanese culture blossoming in brooklyn. coming up, when and where you can enjoy one of the largest festivals in the world.

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in sports, the penguins and the rangers. >> the game was tied at to in the second period -- at two in the second period. here is steve overmyer with your cbs2 sports update. >> let's talk about the rangers and the penguins. one thing was clear from the beginning of the playoff series. the penguins were just a better team. the henrik lundqvist is one of the best goalies of his decade. we have seen him steal a series all by himself. it is just in this series, he didn't seem like himself. do or die for the rangers in pittsburgh, the collapse was already in the making when you are close up the regular-season with a record of nine and 10 and allowed pates -- allowed pittsburgh to take pittsburgh today to 2 feet on home ice. it turns out that didn't matter.

pittsburgh exposed henrik lundqvist's glove side, four times. the king was knocked out of the game. and the rangers season ends and disappointment. 6-3, the final for pittsburgh. >> feeling of embarrassment to give up that many goals. a sense of hopelessness. i think we played a team that was smarter, better -- better goaltending. >> it has been tough to grasp right now. we worked hard to get a chance in the playoffs. it is tough sitting here right now with this group. >> for cbs2 sports, i'm steve overmyer, have a great day. the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. just in time for the 45th -- 35th anniversary of the sakura festival. traditional and contemporary japanese culture. coming up next weekend. joining us to tell us more is the festival's master of ceremony. welcome.

>> first of all, what does this mean? >> this is a very big event. a big tradition. it is also the 100th anniversary of the garden. >> the cherry blossom festival. >> yes. the largest event at a public garden in the united states. >> what can people -- we're seeing some video -- what can people expect to make him? >> traditional performances. japanese traditional downs -- dancing. japanese folk dancing.

>> very nice. >> and also the fashion show. >> why is it important for you to be a part of this? >> because i'm japanese. it is japanese tradition. you can eat, drink -- watching singing and dancing. >> you don't have to be japanese to have fun. >> of course on. >> it is a way for you to share your culture with everybody. >> yes. >> very nice. you will give us a little preview of what we can expect. >> yes. >> for more information on sakura, you can head to our website. cbsnew york.com. >> now you will show us.

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a stabbing and crash on the upper east side stemming from a road rage five. live with the details. a holiday miracle. how a hidden danger nearly killed four generations of a local family celebrating passover. another beautiful day on tap. there is rain in the forecast. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning.

i'm emily smith. >> i'm andrea grymes. first vanessa murdock is live on the upper west side at the march for babies. good morning, vanessa. >> reporter: good morning. we are here at 65th and broadway, lincoln center. things are starting to ramp up. we will thank you for a walk through the starting line. 10:00 a.m., the walk officially begins. it is still getting set up. you can still register at 830 the -- 8:30 a.m. 9:00, opening ceremonies. we will have eli manning -- a celebrity spokesperson for the march of dimes. of course my secret past -- my favorite -- not my favorite cbs co-worker -- one of my favorite cbs coworkers will be here with me as well. let's talk about the forecast. first things first. we will go live outside. a beautiful stunning clear sky. it is 47 degrees.

we have a windchill making it feel like the low 40s. wind out of the north, northeast that 13 miles per hour. what can you expect from the forecast. sunday, the weekend will wrap up on a beautiful no. it will be warmer tomorrow. today's 60s. tomorrow 70s. rain returns late tomorrow night and processed through tuesday. tuesday looking to be soggy. unsettled weather estimate our way to the end of the week. the temperature trend looks like this. yesterday, 71. above seasonable. tomorrow, 73. tuesday, back down to 69. the next seven days is looking at or above seasonable. the setup is a good one. we have this high-pressure system dominating. it will do till -- do so today and tomorrow. you see the low-pressure system to the west -- late tomorrow, it impacts the forecast. we will see showers late

tuesday, storms are possible as well. if you are coming out here, you can see 60 degrees with sunshine later. overall today, a bright beautiful day. warming up to 66 degrees this afternoon. which is pretty much where we should be. the wind becomes more southerly later on today. that helps to warm us up as we make our way overnight and into the day tomorrow. today, clear skies. in the city, 50. liberty, 49. tomorrow, partly sunny and warmer at 73 degrees. looking lovely. tomorrow and tuesday, what weather moves in. maybe thunderstorms. a high of 69 tuesday. wednesday, beautiful. 63 degrees. thursday and friday, a little more unsettled. mid to upper 60s. showers and thunderstorms possible. i'm loving the set up next saturday. 67 degrees and mostly sunny. not a lot this morning set up. but we have some ladies setting up some food.

what do you have going on here? >> citibank is the team. >> wonderful. how many people are you expecting? >> hopefully a lot. >> a lot of people. a lot of food. i love the deep purple. it wakes you up this morning. we have some crowds. a beautiful morning. the march of dimes, march for babies. coming up, we will speak to some very important people involved in the organization and getting today's fundraiser underway. we're live from lincoln center for the march of dimes, march for babies. >> and eli manning is coming up. we are excited about that.

we want to turn to a developing story on the upper east side. police on the hunt for a driver who they say stabbed a man several times in a set of road rage. >> magdalena doors has more. >> reporter: two damaged cards here on 76th street have been removed. the driver one of those cars was stabbed six or seven times during a road rage altercation. be up -- he ultimately made it here where he crashed and was taken to the hospital. >> police are not sure where this road rage incident started or where the two drivers clash. but they do know where it ended. this is on east 706th and madison 76 and madison avenue. it is where the 45-year-old driver of a toyota crashed into a parked car. investigators say the driver was trying to get himself to the hospital after being stabbed six or seven times in a driving dispute. according to the nypd, just

license plate that into the fight with the driver of the toyota on east 61st near york avenue. that argument led to the victim being stabbed. the victim -- the suspect driving off. and ultimately the crash on 76th street. >> the victim was taken to cornell medical center and is in stable condition. as for the driver of the blue ford, police are still looking for that person. live on the upper east side, prince news. another bad crash on long island left a cab driver dead. police say a drunk driver ran into a taxi on hempstead turnpike yesterday. the impact sent the cab into a utility pole. police only identify the cab driver as a 47-year-old man from elmont. >> he was a hard-working man. he came in early and left late at night time. he had two daughters. and now this.

23-year-old duke obule, faces 10 charges including manslaughter and dwi. police say he took off running and was cut one hour later. a 20-year-old woman passenger in his car ended up with a broken ankle. the search continues for a shooter who struck a 57-year- old woman at coney island. police released new video of two vehicles that they are looking for. investigators say a man in a silver mercedes-benz opened fire on a man in the blue suburban. at the intersection of mermaid avenue and west 33 street thursday. a woman walking nearby was hit by one of the bullets in the cheek. she was rushed to the hospital and is expected to be okay. a missing autistic teenager has been rescued after going missing from his brooklyn school. the 14-year-old who does not speak disappeared from a weekend program on avenue x on coney island yesterday after about an hour. police got a call of a naked man running on the beach at west 12 street.

waist deep in the water. the officers jumped in and brought him back to safety. a family of two dozen lucky to be alive today after carbon monoxide scare. four generations of the family were all sound asleep following a late-night passover celebration when they were awakened by a warm early yesterday morning. it was the carbon monoxide detector on the home's second floor. >> the alarms sounded. it was the passover holiday. we were all here. >> they got very lucky. >> it appears a defective stove was to blame. fifteen people were taken to the hospital including several young children. and later released. a manhattan street bears the name of the city's first african-american fire commissioner. a ceremony was held yesterday honoring robert lowery. he was sworn in as a commissioner in 1966. he died in 2001 at the age of

west 135th at riverside drive was renamed robert lowery way. yesterday would have been his 100th birthday. it is 7:30 a.m. affect airline passengers. why some airplanes need to be . the barclays center turns purple during a special trans to -- during a special prince tribute from the boss.

a unique waterfront setting. north korea is -- here we are looking outside at times square. it is beautiful this morning. i cannot wait to get out there. it is about 48 degrees. warming up. happy sunday everybody. north korea is claiming it successfully test fired a ballistic missile from a summary. curry and officials say the muscle only traveled about 19 miles yesterday evening. military officials say a successful submarine launched

the u.s. says the launch did not pose a threat to north america but it violates un resolutions. the u.s. is limiting the travel of functions. a developing longing to two florida teenagers who disappeared at sea last summer has been found. austin stephanos and perry cohen, both 14 years old, have been missing since leaving an inlet north of palm beach last july. the coast guard says the 19- foot long boat was spotted 100 miles off the coast of bermuda. was found inside. a firefighter has been injured battling a massive fire it began around 6:00 last night at an apartment complex under construction and quickly spread to a nearby home. some residents from the surrounding neighborhoods are being allowed to return home after being evacuated. no word yet on how this the federal aviation

needs to act quickly to fix dozens of 787 during liners because of a dangerous icing problem. the issue could force the engines to shut down while in flight. a 787 flying 20,000 feet shut down after ice fell from the blade. the plane was forced to land with only one injured. the agency has ordered modifications of 176 dream liners. the pilot of a solar powered plane is one step closer to circling the globe. solar impulse two landed near san francisco last night. the nonstop leg of the journey began thursday from hawaii. it was seen as the riskiest because of the limited emergency landing sites. the aircraft started the journey last march in abu dhabi. the plane has the wingspan of a boeing 747 but weighs as much as an suv. sometimes you can get distracted in the car. >> what do you do on the road

>> we are on the move to find out. >> pack the dog. drink the coffee. >> play fun games. >> tweeze my eyebrows. >> i don't shave my legs or anything. >> do you put chapstick on? >> yes. at a stoplight or something. >> that is a misdemeanor. >> what do you do? >> i usually have something to eat. >> how do you drive with the dogs in the car and the food in the car? >> i have to spend full-time in the backseat. >> you play the radio. >> you are playing poker as you are driving? >> yes. >> i think you are playing russian roulette. >> texas hold him. >> you have the coffee and the dog. >> it is called automatic pilot. >> how do you tweeze your eyebrows when you're driving?

>> they should probably, up with a law, no tweezing while driving. >> how can you look at the road? >> i'm very talented. >> don't make noise when your mom is driving the car. >> you have liquids and solids. you have a whole wholemeal going on. >> yes. >> don't do this. >> for cbs2 news, 1010 wins -- an entire family of distracted bad really horrible drivers. >> i didn't know if i should laugh at this story or be really scared to drive ever again. >> have seen people looking at the neighbor and driving. >> if the police are watching, they will be watching out for all of those people.

vanessa murdock is live this morning getting ready for the march of dimes, march for babies. it is looking nice out there. >> it is gorgeous. just a little chilly. as we look up to the buildings, you can see the sunshine reflecting. it is making it look so bright and beautiful. you have the pristine blue skies. just don't be deceived when you see how great it is. it is chilly. wind chills in the 30s and 40s. something to keep in mind as you go out and about. let's go live outside above the skyline. 48 degrees. clear and crisp. the reading out of central park. north land at 10 miles per hour. it will be a spectacular sunday. the skies will continue to look like this all day long. dry and warm tomorrow. late tomorrow and through the

high-pressure in place today and tomorrow. that leads us to a splendid sunday for the march of dimes, march for babies. tomorrow is looking good as a high-pressure system migrates off the coast. wind will become more southwesterly. that will warm us up nicely. but the stationary front to the north will sink to the south as we go through the day tuesday, bringing showers -- maybe even a thunderstorm and colder conditions. today, 66 and sunny. and 68 in moorestown. the high temperature in montauk -- to 55 degrees. it seems awfully chilly. it is slightly below seasonable. overnight tonight, partly cloudy and 50 in the city. fortys, for the suburbs. tomorrow, partly sunny. seventy-three degrees. tomorrow will be a beautiful day as is your day today. as you move past the weekend, past monday, with 73 degrees late monday into tuesday -- that is unwed weather makes its approach. sixty-nine tuesday. maybe a thunderstorm.

mostly sunny and lovely. thursday, friday, 60s. unsettled with showers and storms possible. saturday, the forecast looks amazing. 67 degrees. mostly sunny. quite spectacular as we start next week. i have to interrupt some important people here. we are out here for the march of dimes, march for babies. i would like to talk to these two ladies over here getting ready. they are busy chatting. good morning. >> good morning. >> first i would like to speak with the expected moms. >> this is my first -- baby boy due in june. >> it is happening very soon. >> you are here for the march of dimes. you are a volunteer. if you what, kind of talk to us -- why get involved with the march of dimes? >> this is my fifth walk with the march of dimes.

organization is they are taking issues like prematurity and looking at it from different angles. from the advocacy friend -- information they need to have the healthiest baby they can. and on the research front, they are doing such amazing work. there are scientists all over the country doing stuff to make sure that every baby gets get the best possible chance. even for before i was pregnant -- my husband and i talked -- that this was an interesting thing for women my age. i'm excited to be a part of a. >> what is the event like? >> in a few hours, this will be totally jampacked. there will be kids, moms, grandpas -- everyone. it is a fun atmosphere. the walk is great. miles. nothing too strenuous. >> on a beautiful day. >> talk a little bit about prematurity -- and what are some of the things that people

>> prematurity is probably one of the biggest challenges that we have. and however, we have made some progress. some great strides. much of that due to the work that organizations like the march of dimes -- what they do do. about one and nine up to one in 10 babies are born prematurely. of which, 70% are spontaneous and not anticipated. every woman is at risk. clearly women are at risk. many things women can know and do. for instance, knowledge about a progesterone injections -- that women may qualify for. knowing about what is called,

the cervix is what keeps the uterus closed. and a short cervix increases prematurity. in general, it is advocated that every woman gets their cervix checked. a woman being aware of these interventions can discuss it with her provider. >> what are some of the biggest risks that would lead to prematurity? some are unexpected. what are some things that are linked to premature birth? >> as far as what a woman can do -- you can certainly try to be as healthy as you can prior to pregnancy. a woman with any underlying medical conditions should seek help from her primary care provider or her obstetrician -- prior to the pregnancy. most medical conditions -- when well-controlled at the

likely to yield a successful outcome. secondly, things one must avoid are cigarette smoking -- certainly associated with smaller babies. and all recreational drug use. alcohol should not be consumed in the pregnancy. and being healthy -- as far as balanced meals on a regular basis. and moderate exercise. that is extremely important. >> what about on the research front? what are the things you find to be the most exciting. some of the greatest advancements that have been made to help babies and reduce the amount of premature birth. >> two things i would like to mention -- from a pharmacological point of view -- the use of progesterone -- both in the form of an injection and the suppository, have been linked to successes. defined as reduction in subsequent premature birth.

most useful interventions today. and more research is ongoing. to establish which women might benefit the most from these interventions. and there are still challenges that remain. >> of course. >> a long way to go. that is why we are here. hoping to raise millions of dollars today. you said you have been walking for quite some time. how much money are you raising with your team? >> collectively over the last five years, i'm a little under $10,000 with my team. there are teams out here that do amazing stuff. it is really more about coming out and doing what you can -- whatever you can give is awesome. >> ladies, thank you so much for joining us this morning. it will be crowds of people packing in. >> a beautiful time. >> lovely for you ladies to be here. later, we will be joined by eli manning. a celebrity spokesperson. and my other special guests.

>> we look forward to that, vanessa. the islanders help to cleanse the playoff series against the panthers tonight in brooklyn. in the meantime, the rangers quest for the stanley cup this season has ended. we're live in the studio to talk playoff hockey and the nfl draft this week. >> thank you for having me. >> let's talk about the islanders pick you are a huge islanders fan. game six tonight. two overtimes. they came back to win. >> it has only been a 23 year wait. >> 1993 was the last. >> they have had their chances in the first-round series. it has not worked out. it is right there in front of them tonight after winning the game in double overtime. the barclays center will be extremely rowdy this evening. i know the last few tickets went really quickly after they won the game. hopefully they can wrap it up tonight. >> alan klein -- you got the game-winning goal in the

-- he is new. >> he was playing for the bridgeport sound tigers a couple weeks ago. keep -- they called him to play the last two regular- season games when they were resting players because sent him back to bridgeport and called him back to play in the playoffs. he has been a good player. electrifying. played a great goal game. >> game four was in brooklyn. did not look so hot that night. >> no. i was surprised. after winning games three in overtime, you would think they would have come out a little more hungry and game four. that was not the case. they were kind of lifeless in game four until it was too late. i thought they played a decent game in game five. i would be very surprised if they did not come out on fire. >> and home ice advantage. the first playoff series as well at the barclays center for the islanders. talk about the difference. at the coliseum -- the energy with the fans -- it was just rocking there.

>> i would defy anyone who could find a louder building as opposed to the pot -- the coliseum during the playoffs. you look at the playoff series against the capitals. the roof was lifted off the building. a lot of people were concerned that when islanders moved to brooklyn, you would not have the same feeling. for most of the season, there were times when it did not feel the same. i went to game four. it was really loud. it will be a little biased and say -- it was not quite coliseum loud. but it was loud enough where it finally felt like him. >> hopefully they have the intensity tonight and they wrap things up. >> let's talk about the rangers. what a heartbreaking loss. >> i was surprised. i thought the rangers would win the series. >> they have had the penguins. i'm really surprised how poorly they played in the series with the exception of game two. some big-time players does did

blame on henrik lundqvist. i just think that is so unfair. i don't think the rangers are in this runs the last few years without him. he just takes so much abuse from people. i just don't get it. he is one of the great goaltenders in the world. and i think he could sue his teammates for a lack of support. for me, to blame him on it is just the wrong thing. they have young players that are supposed to help bridge the gap. and they just were not able to do it. very disappointing. >> he said after the game that they just played a smarter team with better goaltending. >> and they played a red-hot team. let's face it. the capitals finished with the backrest -- the best record in the nhl. but the penguins have had the best record. and they did it without the number one goalie. so kudos to the penguins for dancing. >> and the season ends for the rangers. let's talk about the nfl draft.

the first two pics -- >> what about jarrod cost. >> i think he will go number one to the rams. the rams and the eagles have the first two pics. they will both take quarterbacks. the eagles -- when they made the trade the other day, the general manager was open to saying they would take a quarterback. so i think jared will go number one. >> and he started as quarterback his freshman year. >> he is really, really good. a lot of teams went into went to try to move on come up -- move him up to the jets. fitzpatrick -- which i think question. >> and carson -- he is also a straight a student. >> an intelligent guy. quarterbacks go to schools that are not thought of as big football powerhouses.

>> very intelligent guy. by the nfl. >> and the giants have the tenth pick in the first round. with? back elliott. i on the giants have always been big on big-name running backs since barber retired. they have been going a lot to the running back committee over i think if he is there at number 10 -- i think he would be a perfect fit for the giants. >> he has the ability to excel at every aspect of the game. >> when you have an electrifying player -- like eli manning -- with the quarterback position -- with the giants have been able to do on offense -- and he would be a perfect fit. >> and the jets have the 20 20th take. >> they could go with billing so she was a good physical strong player. they sold avoid with paris in with a few signings during the off-season. and number 20, you take the best player on the board. if he is there, he might be a possibility.

i still think fitzpatrick will be back. i think they will go defense on the first-round. >> so much to talk about this morning. >> and new york islanders walk the arena. >> rock the barclays center. thank you so much. we appreciate it. this is cbs2 news sunday

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bruce springsteen honored prince at his concert in brooklyn. he opened the show at barclays center by singing a moving cover of "purple rain". the stage and crowd was lit up in purple. springsteen closes up the u.s. leg of the river toward tomorrow night at barclays. in this morning's living large, a mansion you can get to buy by land or by sea. >> this home in westport, connecticut goes right to the water's edge and includes a private dock. >> welcome to charmers cove, situated next to the long island sound. on a romantic tranquil piece of land. higgins group real estate gave us a tour. >> lovely to meet you. you open up to these beautiful views. the house has been named, charmers cove.

we have a beautiful formal little room. you are taking advantage of the views of the house. so come into the formal dining room. it can comfortably sit 12 up to 14 people. possibly more. you can imagine having thanksgiving here. >> but the sealing is one of many architectural accents and the home. a butler's counter made of on axis -- made of oryx. >> why does everybody want the extra space? >> because they can. >> you just never know. >> this is a subzero refrigerator. >> cleverly disguised behind a mahogany wall. >> i love the staircase. >> it has moldings reminiscent of being on a boat. upstairs, and asked her wide foyer leads to the master

>> and a fireplace -- and terrace with mahogany floors. a spa bathroom has basket weave marble. a soaking tub and a barrel ceiling. >> we're heading into the library. >> itit is a luxurious leather sofa. >> on the top floor, we entered the yoga room. >> stunning views. >> a balcony. as you get this high up in the house, the views are very expensive. >> the home has a manicured lawn and a private dock. to live large in westport, connecticut, it will cost you over $7 million. >> that is all. the current owner bought the house three years ago. taxes on the property are nearly $94,000 a year. my big question for you -- every time you do these amazing homes. why are these people moving?

>> the answer lately is, into the city. they say their work is in the city. they are leaving with small children -- moving into manhattan. that is what i keep hearing. >> i don't know their personal story. >> i always wonder when you have a gorgeous house like that -- why you would want to leave. >> it is beautiful. it is 7:58 a.m. coming up, turf trouble. fields falling apart years before they should be at a big cost to taxpayers. and cbs2 investigates