. we're staying on top of breaking news in brooklyn where a fire destroyed three multifamily homes in the cyprus hills neighborhood, even causing one of them to collapse. neighbors say they could see the flames shooting out of the homes as firefighters rushed to put out the flames. no one was injured, but several families have lost everything. the red cross is helping. >> my house, my insurance can pay for that later. a life? i thank you to god that there was not any injuries. that's the best thing. >> firefighters say the fire began in the garage of one of the homes and quickly spread to the others. right now, they don't know how the fire started. school administrators in wisconsin say the quick actions of officers saved dozens of lives when a gunman opened fire outside a prom. it happened late last night in milwaukee.

already patrolling the parking lot when the 18-year-old suspect, jacob wagner, walked up and shot two students who were leaving the building. officers returned fire, killing him. a school add terror leaves wagner planned to enter the dance and start shooting randomly. both students that were shot are expected to be okay. grief counselors will be on hand at a westchester county school following the death of a young student. a second grader at green vale elementary suddenly died saturday. preliminary findings show the child's death to be an isolated event, but parents are still concerned. >> right now, i need to worry about the fact that he's still in the school and we don't know exactly what is going on. >> so you're keeping him home? >> i am keeping him home. >> school superintendent says the county health department has assured them the school is safe for everyone to return tomorrow. still ahead, important information for drivers. the bridge change that took effect just hours ago. >> plus, march for babies 2016.

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. flames as far as the eye could see, an arizona apartment building catches fire and looks more like a wildfire in the process. 60 people had to run for cover. more than 100 firefighters battled the flames. firefighters blame high winds for fanning the fire, which was so bad it got picked up by weather radar. the n.y.p.d. released this video they say shows two men who robbed another man on the upper west side. you can see the men run into a building on west 81st street. one appears to pull out a gun. the victim says this morning the men followed him into the vestibule and armed with a gun, stole his cell phone, two ipads and cash. police say they took off in a black suv. if your commute includes the tappan zee bridge, your

today, a cashless tolling system went online. sensors will now read drivers' ez pass tags. for those without, they will capture the vehicle's license plate and a bill will be mailed to the owner. at least 5000 people took to the streets on the upper west side today for the march for babies. cbs 2's andrea grymes reports it brought out special guests. >> reporter: looking at twins jacob and liam, you would never guess they were born premature. one at 2.7 pounds, the other at 3 pounds. >> they are very lucky to stay alive because some kids don't stay alive. >> reporter: big cousin kelly anne and her family joined thousands of others to celebrate children like jacob and liam at the march for babies sunday morning. >> all these kids, there's a chance they can survive and continue on being normal children. i love it. >> reporter: this is the march of dimes premier event. the nonprofit works to improve babies' health by preventing birth defects, premature birth,

participant stephanie park says the organization helped her little guy jacob, who was born premature. >> it means a lot to us, all the research that's been done. we wouldn't have made it where we are without all the medical help, the assistance and nurses, which was a support for him and me especially. >> reporter: the walk also had some special guests. >> good morning, new york city! how are we doing! >> reporter: giants quarterback eli manning traded in his football cleats for a pair of walking shoes, serving as celebrity chairman. >> i got three little babies of my own at home and thank goodness they were born healthy, but, you know, it's getting better in new york city and around the country and less premature births. still got work to do. >> reporter: manning was not alone. >> what a beautiful day to march for babies and raise $2 million! >> reporter: cbs 2's john elliott served as host, cheering on families that are hoping for a better tomorrow

>> of course cbs 2 is a proud sponsor of the march. a solar-powered airplane on a mission to fly around the world has landed in northern california, and that completed a risky three-day flight across much of the pacific ocean. the solar impulse 2 landed in mountain view south of san francisco just before noon saturday, after a 62-hour nonstop solo flight from hawaii without any fuel. the pilots hope to cross the atlantic ocean, then go to europe or north africa. and who says you have to be in the uk to run the london marathon? british astronaut tim peake took part 244 million miles above the earth, while strapped to a treadmill on the international space station. you can see the roads pass underneath his feet thanks to simulation on an ipad. it took him 3 hours and 35 minutes, a record for the fastest marathon in orbit. i think that's pretty fast if you're on earth.

look at the weather. we had a wonderful weekend. the streak continues for your monday, so we have a good monday temperature-wise as well. we will see rain as early as monday night, definitely for tuesday. just remember, we need it. let's go ahead and take a look at some of the numbers. current temperatures right now, not bad. temps in the upper 40s to low 50s. as we broaden out a bit, take a look. 36 in the hamptons, sort of the cool spot, the cold spot in the area. monticello at 50. central park at 52, same at greenwich. temps, not bad. expect cool temperatures, but really calm overnight. high pressure still dominating, so not much to talk about overnight by way of moisture or cloud cover. we have warm sunshine tomorrow with a few clouds starting to make their way in, but really the high pressure system slides offshore tomorrow. by monday night, we are talking about cloudy skies. the rain should return monday night and then we're expecting showers, even thunderstorms as we head into the day on tuesday.

this is the year so far, right? so far in 2016, we've had 11.3 inches of rain. normally we would be approaching 15. we need 3 1/2 inches. we won't get that, but could get an inch to inch and a half monday night. we do need the rain. vortex and satellite and radar, high pressure dominating. not a lot to look at, but this is the setup. this is what we are expecting sort of heading our waymon night into tuesday. this is the system right here moving through parts of minnesota. and now as we turn on your future cast, this is sort of what it looks like. we're heading through tuesday overnight. starts on monday night, talking about showers, possibly thunderstorms. it continues through tuesday morning and then kind of, again, through tuesday at lunchtime, tuesday, your evening commute. showers and thunderstorms. then things finally calm down just a bit, so just be mindful.

we could get out of this system. dick? >> elise, thanks very much. still ahead, steve overmyer sits down with cbs sports radio.

in sports. . well, now that the rangers are out of the playoffs, new

shoulders of the islanders. a return to the stanley cup for them might be a little ambitious, but tonight they can win a series, something they haven't done in more than two decades. game 6 against the panthers in brooklyn, and let's not forget, florida hasn't won a series since their stanley cup run back in '96. thomas griese would like to have this one back. it's 1-0 panthers in the first. griese, though, was great the rest of the way. new york still needed to get a goal. asked and answered. the mark of a true captain is someone who shows up in the clutch and john tavaris. just to test the hearts of islanders fans, this game goes to double overtime again and tavaris does it again. this is what a franchise player does. working overtime in overtime.

series victory in 23 years. >> we fought hard, gave ourselves a chance. thomas was incredible. we stuck to the end to find a way. nice to get it. tonight we wanted to get it done at home and get a series win. to move on, we're excited. just incredible. time to welcome in once again the host of the da show on cbs sports radio, our friend damon, to give us all of his opinions. da, good to see you, once again. >> always good to be here. >> talking hockey off the top. henrik hundred lundquist are out. is too much being thrown on his shoulders? too much of the blame right now? >> no question. he's the easy scapegoat because they haven't won a stanley cup with him. he did not have a good series, no doubt about it, especially the last couple of games. however, there's no way the rangers have any stanley cup

lundquist. to put it all on his shoulders is unfair. you wouldn't be here without him and the defense in front, they were outclassed. penguins team is so much better than the rangers. >> his numbers, since he won the trophy, his numbers have gone down every year since. they are starting to trend down, but i almost feel like this guy is kind of like the peyton manning of the nhl. does he need a stanley cup for validation? >> in some ways, yes. great goaltenders, great goal minders make their reputation in the nhl post season, a guy like patrick roy, dominic, marty brodeur, became statues because of what they did in may and june and going to the stanley cup. but henrik doesn't really need that to validate that he's a great and an all-time great in a lot of ways. >> i was on your radio show this week, talking about the knicks and phil jackson, which is really big. it's almost entertaining to see. >> like stand-up! really fun! >> watching this i guess unfold

jackson, we've known him to be calm and cool, but his pr people are coming out against jeff van gundy. he's lashed out at the media a little bit here. is the zen master losing his zen? >> not so zen when you're getting defensive and you're firing back. now, i understand if you have 11 rings, you're going to be protective of your legacy. >> and proud, sure. >> and your reputation. but the simple fact is, even phil jackson understands that he's fallen well below expectations where this team is right now, where the organization is. it's not just wins and losses. knicks fans understand that it's more about does it feel like it's growing towards something? is it cohesive? can they draw free agents? are they building it the right way? it's a very hard sell right now. they are not winning a lot of basketball games. they don't really seem to have an inspirational coach, and they can't draw free agents and they don't have a draft pick in the first round this year. so knicks fans are, like, what the heck is going on?

conference, if you will, and melo didn't even attend that triangle conference. what kind of message do you think that sends? >> well, i don't blame melo. i understand on the periphery it looks bad. but imagine if bill belichick after they lose the afc championship game says, okay, everybody super bowl week you got to be here because we're installing the offense. it's crazy to do that as soon as the season is over. that's what training camp is for. that's what the preseason is for. to do it right after the year just smacks of desperation of wanting it to look a certain way for phil and it looked stupid. >> right, right. if we want to play the opposite end here, of the spectrum, he did gut the team when everybody expected him to. he should have done that. he did re-sign melo. he got christophe. he did choose the right coach in steve kerr. he's made smart signings in the off season as well. again, if you were to poll him right now in new york, his

somewhere around de blasio and ted cruz. [ laughter ] is that in and of itself unfair? >> in some ways, yes, because expectations were huge because he took over and he was phil jackson. he was a knicks legend and he had all of these rings. so the expectation was, well, here we'll get great again. unfortunately, outside of getting porzingis, so what, you picked steve kerr. he didn't want to come here for a reason. derek fisher was a total bust. is kurt rambis the guy? do you need to run the triangle? all of this stuff seems like one step forward and one step back. well, the nfl draft is this week and you wrote about how trading up in the nfl draft is fools gold. why do you believe that? >> every time throughout nfl history that teams have tried to swap out a bunch of draft picks to go get one guy, it has busted in their face. it's gone kaboom. you look at the herschel walker trade, what that did for the dallas cowboys, built a dynasty. the vikings never amounted to

you look at guys that have-- >> ricky williams, another one. >> ricky williams. an entire draft traded away. carson palmer, jay cutler. these are all guys you try to go up, get, and/or, you know, acquire through draft picks and inevitably it has not led to post season success of any kind for the team that did it. >> okay. so the flipside of that, that was the past, but it's a little different now because of the finances of it. now you're getting a quarterback at pick 1 or 2, paying him 4 to $5 million. if you go out in the free agent market to try to get a secondary quarterback, chase daniel cost $7 million. you want brock osweiler, that's $18 million. it's a little bit more cost- controlled to get a quarterback at 1 and 2 right now in the nfl draft. don't you think that maybe finances play a little bit of a role in this? >> it's a fair point except because you need rookie picks to flesh out the rest of the roster, trading away multiple

there's a reason that when washington acquired rg-iii there was no talent around him. even though he flamed out, they had lost all of these draft picks. same thing's going to happen with the rams and the eagles. they will go get a quarterback, but the quarterback won't have enough pieces around him at an affordable price. >> okay. which one do you believe is a better excuse for trading up? rams did it because they wanted to jump start their new program in los angeles. the eagles say their scouts believe there isn't an nfl quarterback available in the next two seasons. which one is more justified? >> well, that's idiotic to say there's no quarterback available the next two seasons. where was carson wentz one year ago? i'm guessing he wasn't number one on the eagles draft board for 2016. so that's stupid to say. i think both reasons are dumb. you don't marines to make splashes in your community in l.a. you don't do it if you have $27 million wrapped up in quarterbacks in philadelphia. i'll give you the eagles somewhat of a pass because they have a brand-new head coach who

peterson. in l.a., jeff fisher is the place and the coach where quarterbacks go to die. jared goff, good luck with all that. >> right. it's still a couple of years before goff gets in that rotation. we got to get to our final three. last time we spoke to you, our questions were who was going to go a little bit further in the ncaa tournament? kansas or nova? you said kansas. villanova ended up winning the national championship. would there be four or fewer presidential candidates? you said yes. there are five still. >> uh-huh. >> will there be an incident in the mets and the royals first series? you said no. so you were correct on that. so far for the season, you are 17-13 for the season. you're above ground. >> fine, i'll take that. >> so this time we want to ask you, everybody's talking about daniel murphy versus neil walker, the current mets second baseman versus the old mets second baseman. it's difficult to measure their value on each team because of

so who will have the berwyn above replacements? i know you're a saber metrics guy. >> walker has been amazing through the first month of the season for the mets. i loved that acquisition when it happened. it's another example of sandy alderson pulling the wool over somebody's eyes. >> a-rod is batting .132 right now. will he be above .175 next time? >> yes, but only slightly. maybe .180. still below the mendoza line. >> unbelievable. >> that's a bad yankees team right now. >> roger goodell has had issues pronouncing names in the past. one of the top draft pick's names is robert kimdicha's name? >> no doubt. you know the silent -- he's definitely going to blow that. no doubt in my mind. >> last year he mispronounced

>> might not even be him! >> he might escape that. >> you could get out of this one! >> let's see also awkward bro hug. >> definitely on the table. >> lots of those. >> you can hear the da show every night on cbs sports radio. damon amendolara, thank you for joining us. >> absolutely. a few other scores, yankees and the rays in the bronx. tampa didn't take batting practice before this game, but they got their cuts in against michael peneda. for all the talk about the bad yankees offense this year, the reality is the rays are even worse. tampa is second to last in runs scored and batting average, but peneda kept grooving them in the zone and the rays stuck him for four homers in five innings. bombers have now lost 8 of 11. 8-1, the final. alex rodriguez left this game with oblique stiffness. results of the mri were negative. mets trying to close out their road trip with a record of 7-2. they fell short of the six runs per game they were

the ball hard. michael conforto is batting .323 since his promotion to the 3 spot. jacob degrom looking good in his first start in 16 days. the baby is fine. and so is degrom's back. anxious moments though in the 9th, a 3-2 mets lead, two outs, two on. jeurys familia is struggling to pitch clean innings, but the results are still the same. that's his fifth save, as the mets do complete the sweep to cap off an impressive 7-2 road trip. mls soccer, red bulls have yet to get off the ground with the record of 1-6 to start the season. tonight, they finally made their move. new york scoring three times in 10 minutes. bradley wright-phillips accounting for two of them in new york's 3-2 win over orlando.

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