toni on. he's traumatized. a guy punching him. they are hoodlums. >> a father lashes out at three suspects wanted for a senseless hate crime attack on his 19-year-old son in queens. a major commuter alert for all of new york city. why should expect road closures in all five boroughs today. a washout for the second half of the weekend. two more words to say. obama out. >> president obama drops the

good morning. 6:00 a.m., sunday, may 1. >> happy to have you with us. >> i'm andrea grymes. the top stories are ahead. first vanessa murdock has a look at the rainy forecast. >> but cindy brightens the forecast. >> yes. we love to have her with us. it is going to be a rainy weekend. how long does the rain last? beyond today. let's get to the forecast. first we start with the vortex satellite and radar picture. light rain in the western fringes of new jersey. for the next two hours, i would say all of us will be getting light rain and then it will transition into moderate rain at times. lasting pretty much for the entirety of the day. we may see breaks late this afternoon, throughout the evening and overnight. as far as temperatures, it 50 in the city. and 46 in andover. hamptons, 39.

breezy as well. so not pretty. we do need the rain. 52 degrees is the high today. expect persistent rain for the most part until we get into the late afternoon and evening hours. i will have the full forecast coming up. we will talk about days upon days of opportunity for more rain. cindy, andrea grymes, back to you. new information on the brutal beating of a teenager. three suspects are wanted in what is being investigated as a hate crime. >> we're hearing from the father of the victim. we have the story from queens were the attack happened. magdalena. >> reporter: good morning. he says his son is traumatized. and a witness said it could have been much worse. >> his son was a wreck -- allegedly beaten by three

his race on his own block. >> in these moments leading up to the assault, you can see the suspects walking along 10 street wednesday afternoon. this man pulls out a metal pipe and charges toward the 19-year- old. the nypd says one of the teenagers punched the victim and the two others threatened him with a metal pipe and that -- bat and yelling, "isis". >> a protruding lump came out of his head. >> the victim's father says the damage done was more than skin deep. >> right now he is traumatized. a guy punching him and another guy running with a pipe and screaming racist remarks -- he is pretty, tries to -- he is pretty traumatized.

to a end. garcia came walking up at the same time. >> they took a swing with the pipe. he moved out of the way. he made his way over to me. that is when they ran. >> police are still looking at this -- looking for the three suspects that ran away in this case. magdalena doris, cbs2 news. >> thank you. a student said she was broke -- groped by a man on campus. police have released this video of the suspect. he is identified as miguel -- the student said she was approached in the bathroom in the social and behavioral sciences room. she said she managed to push the man away and ran. police say they have increased patrols. two tourists ended up in handcuffs after police say they were caught trespassing on the brooklyn bridge.

on a beam around 6:00 yesterday morning. they reportedly told officers they wanted to take pictures of the sunrise. over the past few years, there have been a number of tourists arrested for trespassing on the bridge including german artists that swapped american flags on the bridge. a raging fire on fire island. flames is so high they were visible from the long island mainland. a vacant home burned. another couple of houses sustained damage. the fire call came in last night around 8:30 p.m. no injuries reported. earlier the coast guard put out a boat fire on long island. flames destroyed a 26-foot boat around 10:30 a.m. saturday morning. the boat was towed away so it would not burn other boats. two people on board escaped injury when he jumped into the water. an update on labor issues in new jersey transit.

spokeswoman, two of the unions involved taff narrowly rejected a proposed contract. the unions represent conductive and locomotive engineers. a cooling off period goes into effect meaning there will not be a strike or a lockout during a 60 day period. negotiations can resume at any time. new jersey transit says 14 other unions modified contracts by significant margins. and they are now in effect. a commuter alert. 30,000 cyclists are set -- are set to hit city streets for a tour. streets will be closed for the 42-mile challenge. closures will begin at 7:30 a.m. and end at 5:30 p.m. the ride starts in manhattan before moving into the bronx, back to manhattan, into queens and through brooklyn before finishing in staten island. >> too that the weather was a nicer.

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campaign 2016. at the arizona republican convention. ted cruz picked up virtually all of arizona's the national delegates. and half of those selected by congressional districts. all of the arizona delegates have to vote for donald trump on the first convention ballot because donald trump won the state's primary. if there is more than one ballot, many of the delegates

indiana holds their primary tuesday. it is considered key into determining whether trump can clinch the nomination before the convention. bernie sanders and ted cruz will make appearances this morning on face the nation at 10:30 a.m. a preview from john dickerson coming up around 8:00. the current president enjoyed his last appearance that one of washington's premier events. the eighth and final white house correspondents' dinner. the commander-in-chief did some standup comedy. >> i do apologize. i know i was a little late tonight. i was running on cpt. jokes that white people should not do. >> the president poking fun at a recent skit involving hillary clinton and mayor bill de blasio. another combative new york billionaire.

entirely fair comparison -- after all mike was a big city mayor. he knows the policy in-depth. and he is worth the amount of money that he says he is. >> the red carpet brings together big names from both washington and hollywood. actors bryan cranston among those. at least six people have been killed by flash flooding in eastern texas. authorities found the body of the six the victim yesterday. more than 7 inches of rain fell in less than one hour late friday evening, slumping the city of palestine east of dallas. some people were forced onto the roofs of their homes. a woman and her four grandchildren were among those killed. >> you look at video like that. we have no complaints.

we do need the rain. our thoughts are with those families. let's go outside. we will show you where we are. a little bit of a very light drizzle falling this morning. otherwise, starting off okay in the city. 50 degrees. east wind at five of -- miles per hour. a mild start. a high of 52 today. chilly. it is going to have a break in the activity late today. generally speaking, it will be raining. tomorrow, much more mild. in the 60s with showers. and in unsettled week ahead. yesterday we talked about the cut off low. it is still cut off. it will be sticking around. a look at the extended forecast. first let's talk about the temperature trend. friday, 58. yesterday, 65. today, 52 in soggy.

we may end up in the low 60s. nonetheless, still in the 60s. tuesday, 64. as we look at what is going down now, we have rain moving in. it will be steady rain for the rest of the day. light now and getting heavier in the mid-morning and early afternoon hours. some downpours at times. low-pressure is coming our direction. it is very slow. not just today but tomorrow and even tuesday, we will get low- pressure riding along this. and bringing us more opportunity for rain. let's take you through today. light rain, giving way to

at 5:00, things are little bit breezy. >> showers and storms rolling through at times. tomorrow will not be a washout. tuesday, 64.

right now, wednesday looking like the only day that we might get through without a shower. thursday, friday, saturday, the cut off low sits around bringing us a sickly rounds of showers as these disturbances stick around. >> eight days. >> may showers because we did not have them in april. >> thank you. it is 6:16 a.m. would you pay to drive in a fast lane? the new idea for bridges and tunnels to avoid being stuck in traffic. hugs, tears and a remarkable bond. two mothers meet for the first time since a life-changing gift.

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>> think about -- if you would say, our produce is fresher. we will arm you with the ability to fact check that. >> that is so interesting. i always wonder when you are picking out strawberries. >> absolutely. i'm getting used to the calorie count on the menu. >> yes. the top stories are next. >> police are investigating after they say a teenager was attacked because of his race. we will hear from his family coming up. a dog napping in the bronx. the search for a man who stole a dog right off of a pole when the owner shopped at a local store.

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they are just hoodlums. they have nothing better to do. >> a 19-year-old man is traumatized after he was jumped by three men allegedly during a hate crime attack in queens. hear from the neighbor who scare the attackers away. and a kayaker's big catch lamson in the ocean. we will take you inside the risky rescue. and the new idea for bridges and tunnels that will let you pay to bypass traffic.

sunday, may 1. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm cindy hsu. first vanessa murdock is here with the weather forecast. >> it will be a soggy sunday. expect rain for most of the day. it is also going to be very chilly today. with regards to normal. highs in the low 50s. couple that with the rain and it will feel damp and row out there. the light rain is filling and across the region. as we go through the midmorning, we may get pockets of moderate rainfall. late this afternoon, about 4:00, 5:00, maybe some breaks in the rain. overnight, showers are possible. in the city, 50 degrees. it does not get what -- does not get much warmer. most of us will warm to roughly 50 today. by noon, 51. 3:00, 52. still raining.

all the way through 9:00. late this afternoon, some breaks possible. maybe a thunderstorm. the full forecast. new information this morning on an attack in queens being investigated as a hate crime. >> the father of the victim is speaking out saying the traumatized. magdalena doris joins us from queens. >> reporter: good morning. the victim's family says he was coming home from pharmacy school when he was attacked. he is recovering but shaken up. ray bisram's son was allegedly beaten by three teenagers wednesday, targeted because of his race on his own block. >> it was shocking because it happened so fast. >> in the footage of the moments leading up to the assault, you can see the

street in astoria wednesday afternoon. this man pulled out a metal pipe from his sweater and charges toward the 19-year-old. the nypd says one of the teenagers teenagers punched the victim while the other two others threatened him with a metal pipe pipe. and throughout the attack, they were yelling "isis". a neighbor found him. >> it was a protruding lump coming out of his head. >> the victim's father says the damage done was more than skin deep. >> right now he is kind of he has a guy punching him and another guy with a bat and remarks to him. he is traumatized. >> thankfully, the attack came to an abrupt end before it could escalate. at the right time. >> they pushed him. pipe. he moved out of the way. he made his way to me.

>> police are looking for those three suspects who ran away from the scene. live in astoria, magdalena doris, cbs2 news. the nypd need your help trying to track down a man accused of choking a 15-year- old girl as she walked down the street. look at the surveillance video from april 11, near white plains road on east 217th street in the bronx. police say this teenager came up around her and choked her before taking off on foot. we're told the victim is okay. police say she does not know her attacker. police also in the bronx are looking for an alleged dog safe. they released surveillance images of a suspect. they say the dog's 22-year-old owner tied the animal to a pet pole and went into a store on east fordham road in the fordham section. when he came out, the dog was

friday afternoon. and a daring rescue off the coney island coast. police divers jumped into the cold atlantic ocean saving a fisherman in a kayak that started thinking. we have more from brooklyn. >> from the side of the nypd helicopter, the air and sea rescue teams spot a stranded kayaker. and a police diver dropped in and made his way over to him. the kayaker ended up popping in the 50-degree water with waves swelling four up to 6 feet after his kayak started to think about 1 mile off of coney island. >> definitely had a look of panic. he was absolutely exhausted. >> he says he was fishing and had good luck with a big catch. but police say big catch -- with a catch ended up not being so lucky. >> he said he hoped to get a nice sized fish. it pulled them quite a bit. >> as the divers were preparing to put the man in the

vessel arrived -- pulling him on board and taking into sure along with his kayak. they say his life vest was his first savior. >> he was prepared. but he was not prepared to sink. >> the man says he is back home and is grateful to the nypd nypd. >> his family says he is getting better and even went to a party last night. a former top aide for governor andrew cuomo is reportedly under investigation in connection to the buffalo billion project. it is an economic development program spearheaded by the governor. the manhattan u.s. attorney's office probe will reportedly focus on whether joseph failed to report potential conflicts of interest and thousands of dollars he allegedly received from outside companies while doing business with the state. the governor's office issued a statement saying they "take violations of public trust seriously". seriously". in the manhattan district attorney made his first public appearance since he issued

bill de blasio's campaign fund- raising investigation. he hosted the second annual event on the lower east side which gives new yorkers from all five boroughs a chance to of arrest. but it is only for low-level offenses. vance refuse to. a queens a family man has an idea to get new york city drivers into the fast lane. we report that the quicker pays would come with a price. >> when you are in a hurry, bumper-to-bumper traffic is the last thing you want to see. one woman says she deals with it every weekday when she commutes from jamaica estates to lower manhattan. >> it makes me want to smash my head on the steering well. >> one new york assemblyman says he has an idea that would shorten the travel time. express lands on already told bridges and tunnels like the midtown tunnel. drivers could pay extra to

>> right now, it is 7.50 -- to go through the midtown tunnel -- maybe we could reduce that to $5 or $6 have the express lane, for $10 -- where people can pay more to have that services. >> do you like that idea? >> i like it. i do. >> would you be willing to pay to go through an express lane? >> the suggestion was made during a transportation panel discussions saying the fast lane charge could bring in needed revenue and help avoid raising current tolls. some commuters say the paid express lane it would only the rich. >> it caused so much money for gas. then you have to park in manhattan. >> in a sense, having some bridges told and some bridges free -- it is almost faster. >> maybe putting a toll on

have a toll would be a more fair approach to the issue. >> there already is legislation being considered -- in order to add tolls to the east river crossing. but they want to keep free options available for those who can't afford the charge. cbs2 news. port authority officials said they could not speak about the feasibility of the idea because it is not an official proposal. the city council will soon vote on a controversial bill that charges shoppers or would charge shoppers extra for paper and plastic shopping bags. mayor bill de blasio says the five cents fee would help keep the city clean. while some shoppers agree, others say it targets those on a limited income. >> the economy is not great right now. >> get rid of the plastic. it is ruining everything.

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vanessa murdock says to expect a lot of rain. in boston, an investigation is underway into a deadly accident involving a tourist boat. they say woman on a scooter was hit by one of the vehicles which are used for sightseeing in the city. this happened near boston comments. the 29-year-old woman was taken to the hospital where she later died. a passenger on the scooter is expected to be okay. nobody on the tour bus was hurt. authorities are trying to find out why two teenage girls were ejected from a whirling ride at a church carnival in el paso, texas. one of the teenagers died. and another injured. police say the teenagers were hurled from the sizzler friday evening. one girl hit a metal barricade and died a short time later at a hospital. the other victims is expected to survive. an american woman and her daughter have been rescued after spending four nice lost during a hike in new zealand. they had planned for a day of walk tuesday but became lost in

the pair from north carolina survived by staying calm and sticking together for warmth. the new zealand herald reported the two used brush, rocks to spell out the word, help. they were spotted and taken to dehydration. the woman was reportedly studying in the country. a fan of tv csi apparently learned something after viewing. and police say she used her knowledge to solve a crime. we found -- she found a woman's body near her apartment and thought she died of a drug overdose. she found bloody tissues which she kept as evidence. an autopsy later found that the woman had been raped. and dna from the bloody tissues proved crucial in finding the woman's attacker. prosecutors credit her with closing the case. happening today, a end to a circus tradition. ringling bros. and barnum & bailey circus elephants will take the final

they are being retired to a conservation center in florida which is run by the circuits. ringling brothers says it was in the best interests of the elephants and comes after many years of criticism from animal rights activists. bono goes to broadway to speak out about an important cause. the u2 lead singer joined the cast of roadway "eclipse" speaking out for the 219 schoolgirls objected and missing in nigeria. the performance was dedicated to two girls who had been missing for nearly 750 days. >> i think in some tiny but important way, we can do this. >> there will be similar dedications at future performances. it eclipse is the story of five women brought together at their homeland of liberia. the show runs until june 19. it is 6:45 a.m. a good indoor day-to-day. >> a good movie day. >> yes.

latest on this rainy weather. >> it is going to be a very soggy end to the weekend. a movie is a good idea. what i would like to do first is check in with our weather watchers and see what they have to say. what i am seeing -- the rain is not up and running yet. but it will be. it is filling and across the region. right now we have 48 degrees on long island. david herman reporting mostly cloudy skies. no rain yet. let's see if we travel to the west and to the northwest. 43 degrees right now in berryville, new york. this system moving west, to east. and the rain will begin filling in for all of us as we progressed through sunday. let's go live outside. in the city, a few sprinkles. 50 degrees. very mild. it does not get any warmer. wind out of the east at five.

soggy and cool to finish the weekend. highs today only around 50 degrees. it will be about 70 degrees below normal. and then showers and thunderstorms tomorrow. not an all-day washout tomorrow like we anticipate today. but nonetheless, a day when you will have to be prepared with the umbrella. seasonable temperatures for the rest of the week. but it will be accompanied by several chances for wet weather. we're talking -- maybe one day where we think we will steer clear of any showers or thunderstorm activity. in the entirety of the next seven days. it has been a very dry season so far. for spring, we have gotten about two and 3/4 inches. nearly we have nine by this point in time. we're running a deficit of nearly 6 inches. here is the deal. while we have several opportunities for rain over the next several days, we will not wipe this out. however, it will make a big difference when we get this persistent day after day rain. where do we stand?

just over 11 and a half inches. normally we have over 15 and a half. for the year, the deficit is over 4 inches. we are right now -- in abnormally dry conditions. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, maybe we can fix that problem. the rain moving in will become steady. it will stick around for most of the day. i'm holding confident -- maybe holding optimistic that late this afternoon, early this evening, we will see a break. regardless, rain today. and the trend continues. a soggy sunday today. pretty much a washout. tomorrow, showers and rumbles of thunder. but not an all-day washout. as a make our way into tuesday, it remains unsettled. a low pressure system going up and along this front. and with that, more showers and maybe thunderstorms. today, soaking rain. 52 degrees. as far as totals go, most of us will get around a half inch. the totals have dropped off since yesterday.

inch totals racking up by late this afternoon, early this evening. low temperatures overnight with cloudy skies. maybe a thunderstorm. forty-nine in the city. and 40 and liberty. in the 40s overnight. tomorrow, much warmer. sixty-seven to start the work week. mostly cloudy skies. tomorrow will we see -- we will see more sunshine. however showers and thunderstorms are still a possibility. tuesday, 64. the chance for wet weather lingers. wednesday, 66 in mostly cloudy. wednesday. but thursday, friday and saturday, we certainly think we're looking at a very unsettled period over the next several days. >> not the best first week of may that we're looking at. >> not the best. but as you saw from those numbers -- we do need the rain. we have been dealing with many brushfires, persistently -- affecting homes as well. this will help to keep that from happening. >> when i go out with my

rain is good for your skin. >> i agree with you 100%. >> thank you. the islanders take on the tampa bay lightning in florida before they go back to brooklyn for game three of the playoff series. >> here is steve overmyer with your cbs2 sports update. >> the islanders had to see this coming. the lightning did everything possible to leave tampa with at least one victory. they came out with an elevated intensity. the tampa coach john cooper called it -- the panic factor. the islanders try to take a 2-0 series lead in tampa. but self-inflicted wounds would be the prevailing feet. a collision ended ice leads to tampa's first goal of the game. thomas brice has not been the best goaltender in hockey this year but he is one of the hottest in the playoffs. tampa goes twice in the opening period. new york it eventually cut the lead in half. and another self-inflicted wound.

this goes off the skate of calvin right there -- the islanders fall behind 3-1. tampa evens the series at a game apiece. 4-1 is the final. game three tuesday night in brooklyn. >> very good hockey team. they will make pushes. until we handle that moment on. and find a way to grab it back -- it is part of the playoff series. no question we have to be a little better. >> also the mets won there eightth straits -- their eighth straight game. have a great day. the new first of its kind of but a feel for people with disabilities is open in nassau county. hundreds of people gathered at east meadow yesterday to try out the new field at the nonprofit organization. the group provides a baseball league for hundreds of children with disabilities on long island. the multipurpose field is made

and is also wheelchair accessible. >> this field in particular is so much nicer for all of the kids to be on. it is a beautiful experience for them. this whole experience changes hearts. it is a beautiful thing. >> organizers will also host soccer and lacrosse games in the future. >> so wonderful see -- to see the smiles on those kids faces. >> very nice. the time is 6:52 a.m. he is the first musician to oliver -- to ever sell out madison square garden. >> after the break, mark anthony talks about his marriage to jennifer lopez.

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singer marc anthony's music straddles the cultures of his new york home and latin roots.

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the first thing is, love him. the second thing is, will you ask them about jennifer lopez? doesn't that drive you crazy? >> i have a different perspective. we were married seven or eight years. she is the mother of my children. i'm proud of that. i'm proud to be in the same sentence as someone who has accomplished what she has accomplished. it is not a bad thing. >> trust me. it could be worse. >> the sounds of marc anthony plus the visit to an american town practically inside canada. and senior citizens who support legalized marijuana. those stories and more this sunday morning beginning at 9:00 right here on cbs2. >> the only team -- time you ever see his eyes. from wedding bands, to first -- to perfume, finding out about good deals. speaking of deals, we go

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he is traumatized. >> a father lashes out at three suspects wanted for a hate crime attack on his 19- year-old son in queens. a major commuter alert for all of new york city. why you should expect road closures in all five boroughs today. a washout for the second half of the weekend. wait until you hear us how the rain will stick around. i have a few more words to say. obama out. [ laughter ] >> president obama drops the

correspondents' dinner. cbs2 news sunday morning starts right now. . good morning. it is 7:00 a.m., sunday, may 1. i'm cindy hsu. >> i'm vanessa murdock. the top stories are ahead. first vanessa murdock has a look at a wet forecast. >> good morning. it is not there yet for many people. but it will get there. the light rain is pushing in as we speak. it will be a cloudy day. and cool as well. not perfect. but mother nature is delivering just what we need right about now. that is rain. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, you can see the light rain pushing in from west, to east. i would say, for those of you on the east end of long island, by 9:00, you will be seeing light rain. over the city, just sprinkles. 50 degrees. forty-one in ferndale.