look at the vortex satellite and radar, and it doesn't show a lot right now, but it's likely to change. 73 on the day. with the humidity feeling then like 89. the instability should feel like a touch of storms. popup thunderstorm later today w tomorrow. more on that coming up in a bit. for now, andrea, back to you. now to a developing story in queens. a 9-year-old girl was found dead in her bathtub. >> police are questioning her stepmother magdalena doris is live. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out what led to the 9-year-old girl's death. family members wait anxiously outside of the police precinct as they wait for answers in the

>> the kid came to america for a bright future, no be killed. >> reporter: the medical examiner is working to determine the cause of ashdeep kaur's death. she was found neck ached and bruised inside of her home at 1,112th street. >> you know the water? it was not water, and she was in the tubment. >> reporter: the girl's father found found her when he returned home, asking the super to he was overcome with grief and fainted at the scene. >> he was shocked, and they can put him in the ambulance. >> reporter: ashdeep kaur moved from india to be in the care of her father and stepmother 2 months ago. >> little one told me always she sometimes beat her up. >> reporter: sources say the investigation is now focused on the stepmother, the person who was watching ashdeep kaur at the time of her death.

that? why? >> reporter: and when police ran into the stepmother, shes were two other children who are now in the custody of acs. the medical examiner is working to determine the cause of ashdeep kaur's death. magdalena doris, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. police have released surveillance video for a teen's killer in the bronx. it was wednesday afternoon in the claremont section. dahntay gordon was pronounced dead after being shot in the chest, and a 21 year old man was shot in the stomach and is in critical condition. florida officials say zika cases have shown up outside of the zika zone. now there's a warning about miami beach. brian conybeare reports.

sign of the times for travelers at laguardia airport, arrange everyone about the zika virus. >> scary, very scary. >> reporter: the announcement now adding to the growing concerns. >> five individuals have been confirmed as local cases of zika are con necked to the area. >> reporter: two residents and three tourists including one from new york are the locally transmitted cases in miami beach, just 24 hours after local officials denied the disease was there. the cdc added a 1.5 square mile area to the travel advisory, warning pregnant women and their partners to stay away, in addition to the wynwood area that has already been put in the zone. >> mmi grandchildren are there. we have to be careful, but everyone has to protect themselves. >> i would still go to miami beach. >> reporter: would the news about zika keep you from going to miami beach? >> it would. it really would. >> i would not want to be a native down there or visiting as a tourist either. >> reporter: if more people feel that way, it could devastate the city some call

industry. >> if it hits hard, people will find somewhere else to go. >> the cdc says there's likely more cases in south florida, and some airliners are giving refunds to travelers who are canceling their plans to go the zika zone. police are hunting for two men on a robbery spree in queens, armed with stun guns. investigators released this video, and police say the men shock their victims before robbing them. th flushing since july. the men struck last week,tizing and robbing a 35-year-old man at roosevelt avenue and 147th street. a queens salesman facing charges after impersonating an officer. investigators say gurpneet singh flashed a fake badge when a highway patrol officer pulled him over yesterday morning in queens village. he's charged with criminal impersonation, dui, and

violations. the state of new york is changing the penalties for when workers are assaulted. governor cuomo changed. mta cleaner assaults to a felony that would face 7 years in jail. new information on the huge fire on staten island that left dozens of people homeless. it was started by children the fire burned for 3 hours on thursday in st. george. seven homes were destroyed or badly damaged. it's 9:05, and ryan lochte is apologizing for his behavior in rio. but it may not be enough. the incident may come back to haunt the olympic swimmer. it's hot now, but could we see a brutal winter ahead? he's my best friend.

it with him. here's elise for the forecast. things are looking good as we start out this saturday, and we could see wet weather by the end of the day. details coming up in the full forecast, and first, we want to take a check of the community calendar from cbs 2 and

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yesterday trump took a tour of the recent damage, and he met with members of the sheriff's office and handed out supplies with running mate, mike pence. residents made it clear they thought president obama should be visiting. >> your not playing golf in martha's vineyard. we are glad you're not playing golf. >> thank you for showing buddy. >> somebody should be. hillary clinton said she is intentionally staying away from westbound right now. she posted a facebook message that said in part my heart breaks for louisiana, and right now the relief efforts can not afford any distractions. the very best way the team can help is to make sure the people have the resources they need.

chairman. paul manafort resigned yesterday. it comes days after he was replaced as campaign manager. there's been concerns linking him to prorussian groups alleging secret payments were made. he denied receiving any cash payments. we are finally hearing from ryan lochte after the swim he's addressing the misleading account of being robbed at gunpoint. >> reporter: it took 5 days for ryan lochte to issue an apology, but he stops short of saying he lied. he said i want to apologize for my behavior last weekend for not being more careful and candid in how i described the

he said it's dramatic to be out late at night with friends in a foreign country with a language barrier. >> reporter: gunnar bentz said videos of the situation have been emerging over the last several days. however, i'm confident that some video angles have not been shown that would further substantiate my account. they were drunk and ll damage they caused, but ryan lochte's actions made it worse. >> you pay the damages, apologize for being an ugly american, let the u.s. embassy know what you did, and everyone moves on. >> reporter: because gunnar bentz and jack conger stayed

had to go through the crowd of brazilians with their own opinion. [crowd chanting liar ] >> a disciplinary commission has been set up to review the incident, and they have the power to issue sanctions. usain bolt got a triple triple. he has won three gold medals at three consecutive olympics. 27.7 seconds. his olympic record career he says will end with games. >> he makes it look so easy. will it stay nice today, elise? >> i think for a good portion of the day, but we can cannot rule out wet weather for today and certainly not for tomorrow. a live look outside, and it's hazy looking at the moment. 78degrees, and currently winds out of the northeast at 9 miles an hour. your headlines, we are in for another humid weekend, and

and eventually so will the humidity. late storms for tomorrow, and then a refreshing monday. look at the temperature trend, and it tells the story. 85degrees yesterday, and 87 is the forecasted high today. the humidity will make it feel closer to 90 degrees. tomorrow at 84. still humid. and monday, 80 degrees, and we are expecting tremendous decreeses temperatures below normal on monday and the humidity also drops dramatically. it's going to feel very, very different. the u.v. is high with an 8. the pollen is medium to high. 9.5 for the score there. and air quality is moderate. 9.5, and unhealthy for some people especially those folks with respiratory issues.

most of us dry this morning, however, it's still humid as i mentioned. circulation around the area of high pressure, tapping into the moisture and warm air. here's the cold front, and the shower and thunderstorm activity you expect to be generated along the frontal boundary, and like a huge broom it will sweep out of here and usher in dryer air on the backside, but we have to wait until tomorrow for that to happen. here's how the future cast will see this playing out. we head into the thunderstorms potentially. could see activity early on your sunday morning, and really, since we head into the afternoon, we will start to see the activity along the line. 6:00or 7:00 at night, the line will push in. showers and thunderstorms are

sunday night. 4:00monday morning, could be dealing with the showers unless the system moves faster. by mid-morning accident it's out of here, and things are looking and feeling very different, and again, with the sunshine and the much lower humidity. for today, hot and humid. 87degrees. tomorrow a chance we will see widespread activity. cooler temperature, but incredibly muggy for tomorrow. here's the 7-day forecast. 87 to 84, and unsettled weather, and then monday, feeling very different. cooler breezes, below normal, and temperatures and low humidity, not bad at all. tuesday, 82 degrees, and a summer beauty. looking good. and wednesday, still looking good, and we have got a couple more days to get through. as we endure the dog days of summer, some people are already looking forward to winter.

windy. >> i love the heat. >> reporter: monique says she loves the hazy, hot, and humid days of summer, and she is not looking forward to winter, but plenty of people are buzzing about it, thinking a sum her hot will lead to a bitterly cold winter. >> we haven't had a heat wave like this in a long time. my guess is possible 10, and i think we have to be prepared for anything. >> reporter: the farmer's almanac recently promised ice cold and snow- with an equal chance for precipitation to be above normal or below normal. william goodman is with the national weather service in upton. >> looks like the likelihood of a weak el nina developing in the pacific ocean. that means colder than average water temperatures in the tropical pacific ocean near the equator, and usually when that happens, following a winter with an el nino, sometimes we end up with a cold and snowy winter. it's a little early to say at this point. >> reporter: goodman says the patterns will be clearer by late october, and people we spoke to had their own predictions. >> i don't think it will be a

as much as everyone is predicting. i can do without the snow. >> i don't like the snow or ice. >> reporter: some people say as long as the temperatures are close to what is considered normal, they are be happy. >> if it's wintertime, i want it cold, if it's fall, chilly, and summer, hot. >> now we have the hot, the cold and chilly we are working on, and the national weather service the weather in siberia for october to predict what we will have. >> siberia? >> that's what they said. >> when you were doing the story, all i thought about was the day you were out there freezing, and i thought oh my gosh. >> we had a few days. >> i don't even remember which day. >> there were so many over the years. >> they blend together. >> that's true. stay tuned for winter. you can soon own a piece of

lady's private collection. nancy reagan's jewels are hitting the auction block next month. the american flag ring is one of the more famous pieces. she wore it to the restoration of the statue of liberty. items will go for $1,000 to $50,000. >> that's at kristie's in new york. >> you will be there, right? >> fitting. a lot of times you end up snacking instead of eating a real meal. >> a lot of healthy but want you leaving more. what's your favorite snack? >> chocolate ice cream. >> reporter: does that fill you up? >> yeah. >> reporter: when it comes to

>> corn dogs. >> beef jerky. >> kettle chips. specific. >> reporter: registered dietitian willow jeroe says even when you think you're going for a healthy snack, it's the sneaky ones. >> i go for a quick yogurt. >> reporter: protein is great, but the sweeteners can spike feeling unsatisfied. >> the fat free yogurt will add sugar. go for low fat or full fat, and look for 14 grams of sugar or less. >> reporter: energy bars are sneaky. going for the shortest ingredient list with things like nuts, seeds, and fruits,

even dark chocolate. >> you can opt for a whole grain version and pair it with protein like cheese or hard boiled egg or nuts. >> reporter: if you go for a diet soda to hold you over, not a good idea. a better idea is a sparkling water with lemon or orange, and a more satisfied choice than coffee would be a latte with cow's milk or soy milk. a hard boiled egg in humus. >> a hard boiled humus? >> it's really good. i have tried it. >> i like them separately. >> i have some in the fridge, and you're going to try it. it's good. >> i will take your word for it. experts say eat every 3-4 hours, and the key of satisfying is the rule of 2. between fat, fiber, and protein you want at least two of those two stop your grumbling stomach. sometimes eating more with your snack, you will eat less later. >> i loved the dark chocolate. >> you can put that in your

>> i could. >> they went in to rob the place, but they couldn't get out. how store workers managed to trap two suspects, and how they still managed to get away. plus this >> it was the happiest time of my life. >> the heart felt reunion after the break this is cbs 2 saturday morning. emergency ro, i can even submit a claim. wow... yep, geico's mobile app works like a charm.

some brooklyn residents are thanking the nypd for making their family whole again. >> jessica leighton with the story of a missing dog who was rescued and returned.

usual tricks on friday night after pulling a stunt that had his owners worried sick. >> he's my best friend. i'm a single guy, and i don't have kids yet. all my time i can, i spend it with him. we go running, and it's our routine every day. >> reporter: on thursday morning, the year and a half old white shepherd broke the routine, running away. >> reporter: he has never done this before? >> never. >> reporter: miguel and his brother francisco believe the dog was spood before by the storms, and somehow got beyond the gate and took off. >> it was really, really, like empty because when we get here, the dog is always here waiting for us at the door. >> reporter: the family posted about the missing pup on facebook, and hours later, they got a call the nypd discovered the dog in gravesend bay, a couple of miles for their home.

land, struggling to stay afloat. >> he was tired and having trouble keeping his head up. >> reporter: the family has no idea how chase made it so many miles, but they are thanking the power of the social media and nypd for the reunion they will always remember. what do you want to say to the police officers? >> they don't get enough credit. honestly. >> reporter: now that chase is back in the arms of his last friend, miguel hopes his dog's next adventure will keep him in brooklyn, jessica layton, cbs 2 news. >> the family says chase was very, very thirsty when he got home, but he went to the vet and is in good condition. >> good news for everybody. up next, our top stories including a tragedy in queens. >> reporter: a 9-year-old girl is dead, and her stepmother is a person of interest in the case. more on the investigation

and guests run for cover when a wedding is crashed by an unexpected explosion, and this is cbs 2 news saturday morning. i'm hall of famer jerry west and my life is basketball. but that doesn't stop my afib from leaving me at a higher risk of stroke. that'd be devastating.

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good morning i'm andrea grymes. it's 9:30 on this saturday, august 20th. >> i'm cindy hsu. the top stories are straight ahead, and vanessa murdock has the forecast. good morning. >> no, she is on vacation. >> oh my god, did i just say that? >> you did! >> i'm so sorry. >> elise, you know i love you. >> she worked last weekend, i'm working for her this weekend. that's how we trade. good morning to you we have the dryer part of the day and a dryer part of the weekend s that's what we are experiencing right now. we are expecting a chance of wet weather later today, and a more significant chance tomorrow. 75 for mt. kisco. and 80 degrees in newark, and things are warming up. the dew points are high, and it's 70 for newark, and new york city.

of course. and a little bit of rain activity out around montauk, but everybody else is relatively dry, at least for now, and 87 degrees, and that's the forecasted high for today, and we should hit that at 2:00 in the afternoon. we will see sunshine and also clouds, and with the humidity, the 87 will feel like it's 89 degrees, and the chance of pop upshowers and thunderstorms today, and tomorrow, that is when things will get more active with wet and stormy weather, and i will have details about that forecast. for now, back to you. >> elise, thank you. now to developing news in queens. a stepmother is being questioned by police after a 9- year-old girl was found dead in a bathtub. >> magdalena doris is live. >> reporter: investigators are trying to determine what killed

her father and stepmother. >> reporter: family members wait anxiously for answer as they mourn the loss of ashdeep kaur. >> the girl came for a bright future, not be killed. >> reporter: the medical examiner is working to determine the cause of ashdeep's death. she was found neck ached and bruised inside of her home on 112th street on friday morning. >> she was in the tub, but you know the water? it was not water, and she was in the fun. >> reporter: the girl's father found her en after asking the super to unlock the apartment door, and he was overcome with grief and fainted at the scene. >> suddenly he got shock, and they put him in the ambulance. we were all frightened. >> reporter: ashdeep moved from india to be in the care of her father and his wife 2 months ago. neighbors say the girl told her about past abuse at the hands of her stepmother. >> the little girl told me

stepmother, the person watching her at the time of her death. >> the little girl. why she want to do that? why? >> reporter: the girl's father immediately went with police to answer questions, but took them awhile longer to find her stepmother, and when they did, she was with two younger children, and aare now in the custody of acs as the medical examiner works to determine the cause of th magdalena doris, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. tragedy on a new jersey transit bus. two buses i collided during yesterday morning's rush hour. the number 59 bus it-boned the number 13 bus at the intersection of broad street and raymond boulevard. no passengers were on the 59 bus, but the driver of the bus died at the scene. a female passenger who was on the 13 bus line died at the

people were pinned to their seats and trapped inside. >> they can't come out of the bus. they were just in the bus, and the guy wanted help, and i was scaring. that's all i could think. the guy is going to die. >> one passenger remains in critical condition, and five others are in serious condition in newark. investigators are trying to determine the exact ca the accident. a queens woman came face-to- face with a dangerous burglar in her own home. she wiped away tears being escorted into an ambulance yesterday afternoon. investigators said the man broke into the home on forest parkway, put a knife to the woman's throat and forced her into a closet. she said she was later able to escape. she spoke briefly with dave carlin. >> reporter: hello, ma'am, are you okay? >> i'm okay. >> reporter: i'm glad to hear that. >> good thing he didn't hurt her.

very frighten. -- very frightening. a quick-thinking store owner tried to turn the table on a pair of homeowners, but they escaped after a slow police response in new jersey. >> reporter: armed robbers enter the cell phone store in paterson on wednesday. the store clerk, tommy torres says he ran out the back floor closed the front gate, trapping the robbers, and police arrived 18 minutes after the initial call because it was categorized as shoplifting. >> the word gun is used, and at that point, within 11 seconds, a car is dispatched, and the priority has changed in the system, and police cars are on the scene.

>> because of the delayed police response, the burglars found tools and cut their way out of the store. they are still at large. two members of the new rochelle police department got a special gift. two friends created a gofundme page and bought state of the art vests for the four-legged crime fighters. they raised $3,000 in less than a month. >> this is my home, and anything i can do to give back, i do, and that's really why i decided to raise the money. >> he's my ptn work tool, and at the same time, you create this bond that is unmatched, and i would probably die for him as i'm sure he would for me. >> three vests were purchased for the k-9s at $1,000 each. >> work has begun on the long awaited makeover of laguardia airport. this is one of the first step in the billion dollars

2022. happening today, nearly 7 miles of manhattan are offlimits to cars as summer streets returns for its final saturday. there's numerous activities including joe bay, zip lining or sliding down one of the biggest water slides in the city. it runs along lafayette street and park avenue up to 72nd street, and it lasts until 1:00 p.m. the bronx zoo has new two california lion pups, and they were born a few weeks ago. jill nicolini was there for the big reveal. >> i think the babies are really sweet. >> reporter: meet the cute little sea lion pups born a few days apart in june. one for mother indy and the other from margaretta. >> it's doublely exciting because their father was rescued from the west coast,

euthanized. he came here and contributed new genes to our population. >> reporter: the females will grow to about 250 pounds, and the males can weigh up to four times as much. >> we know there's one male, and we are not sure on the other, but we hope it's a female. what do you love about the sea lion so much? >> they have no bones, and they are so cute. >> i like they do tricks. they jump around all the time. >> they are water. >> they are mostly known for their barking, and people love the sea lions because they are always active. >> reporter: did you say barking? >> he's barking right there. >> reporter: that's why adults and especially children love to crowd around the sea lion pool for the twice daily feedings at 11:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. any idea what you would call them? >> amelia and starfish.

yet to be named, but the bronx zoo says staff will eventually find names that are fitting for their personalities. jill nicolini, cbs 2 news. >> cute kids, and cute sea lions, too. >> time now 9:39. he promised to deliver the stage and the star, but there was a twist in the finale. why investors are closing the curtains on the idea for the great white way. how new york is pitching in to bale fires in california. how this uber drive got a lift of his own to cheer on his son in the 2016 olympics. >> here's elise with your forecast. >> this is the driest part of the weekend. we don't have any rain. hazy in some place, and we will see things really ramp up with showers and thunderstorms as we continue into the weekend. i will have the details in the

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welcome back to cbs 2 news saturday morning, and 78 degrees, and 9:42 as we take a live look over the city from our camera on top of the empire state building, and warm and humid out there, and elise finch has the full forecast in a few minutes. a wedding reception abruptlen exploded in eastern turkey. [screaming] >> terrified guests quickly ran for cover when a car bomb exploded outside of the venue. there's been at least three deadly bombings this week. turkey's government blamed a separatist kurdish group. governor cuomo is sending a 20-member crew to help fight

bernardino national forest. they usually work for the state department of environmental conservation. some are forest rangers, and others have been certified to fight wild fires. the fire has scorched 37,000 acres and destroyed 100 homes. police are investigating a break-in at the famous home of the brady bunch. the los angeles police say the burglars were confronted by the homeowners and quickly ran away. a neighbor tweeted this is the second time the house has been broken into in years. atf agents say a fugitive with a flare for theatrical makeup is in custody in massachusetts. >> there are pictures, and not these pictures, but there's pictures of 31-year-old sean miller, and police say miller altered his appearance to look older, and he was arrested in south yarmoth, 2 hours north of

officers raided the home and quickly determined the elderly man inside was miller and pulled off his disguise. there he is. excuse our technical issue. he was then arrested. a producer had quite the performance. he got tens of thousands of dollars for existed. roger skayhill said he signed on a star for his broadway performance, and he scammed $175,000. >> maybe it was a big misunderstanding, or maybe he's the biggest actor. >> he spent the money on stocks, credit card payments, and living expenses. >> it's 9:44. looking nice out there. >> brett: lease says it may be changing up a bit. >> it will. i'm trying to get over the

>> i'm like are they looking for marcia's hair brush? what do you think was still in there? i don't know, maybe a nice house. i can't get over that one. it's a pretty good day to get outside. i think it's one of the driest parts of the weekend. this morning and early afternoon, things are going to change, especially tomorrow. right now, checking with our weather watchers, and let's start from warmest first. heading down the jersey shore, and this is walter comment, iting loos like a beach day today, come on down. it's shaping up to a be a beach day. headed to brooklyn, and this is alaina, hi, alaina. it's 80 degrees where she and her cement, bring on fall. i know, we have had a rough stretch, and a few people are probably, probably looking forward to fall. as we, yeah, let's head out west and north and west, tony

looking forward to the cool front moving in and then fall, and yes, winter, i love it tony, i think you're alone with that. i i'm not sure of the winter love we have, but cooler weather will be welcomed, and that's what we are expecting. a live look outside, looking a the central park. looking beautiful. the sunshine is hazy out there, and we will call it hazy and humid, not yet hot at 78 degrees, and we can expect warm, humid conditions today and tomorrow, and isolated shower likely tomorrow, and then we will get some relief behind the cold front, and that is going to generate tomorrow's storms, and take a look. this is basically the pattern that we are in right now, and we will be through sunday, and we have got the jet stream way to the north. we are under the bridge here, and we are getting a lot of the warm, very humid air, and what we have waiting for us early, to the middle of next week, a

normal, and we haven't seen that much. humidity trend, and when the dew points are in the 70s, we consider that oppressive, and we will be approaching that today. we will really be right there tomorrow, and the good news is, the humidity is going up tomorrow, but the temperatures are down a bit. that will help us out, and then monday, look at that. comfortable. huge drop in terms of humidity for your monday, and that's cooler temperatures as well. the vortex satellite and radar, showing everyone is suffolk county, you're starting to get a little bit of rain right now, and we are seeing a little bit of that cell, sort of retrograding actually. the rest of us are dry for the day, and humid. we do have to deal with that. very warm, and not fully hot, certainly not as hot as we have been, and here's the cold front that will act like a broom, sweeping this away. we have to get through today, and we are very warm and humid today.

tomorrow is more active. very warm, very humid, and we are expecting some thunderstorms, and then as we head into monday, behind that front, refreshing breeze, and it's going to be nice and dry. if you're headed to the beach, not a bad idea. 82 to the 6. low rick of lightning, but moderate risk of rip currents. mountains 80 to 84. partly sunny. comfortable. today, 87 degrees s with the humidity, it will feel like it's 89, so if you're headed to sume festival, enjoy, but just know on the humid side. tomorrow, cooler temperatures, and a lot of activity with showers and thunderstorms, and then we will dry out on monday. 80degrees. >> it's going to be a shock to our system. >> i think it will be shocking to some people. >> hopefully we have a chance to enjoy it. the jets head to dc for preseason play, but the offense could not capitalize. >> here's your sports update. >> the second game of the preseason, and the jets kept

nick, matt and mohammed all sat out to play it safe, but the rest of the starters didn't inspire confidence with the redskins. the goal of the preseason is not as much winning games as it is playing winning football. the jets are not ready to start the offseason. the first team failed to manage with drop passes and costly turnovers. the defense spent the majority of the opening field. mccoy found the end zone twice. the only silver lining coming from the third team offense, which moved the ball, and remember, there's four quarterbacks in camp for three jobs, s, and bryce petty threw for the touchdowns. >> the next cross town rivalry, what are you hoping to do out there? >> we want to work ourselves into a game form, and i think that's the third game, where we

kind of want to try to put it all together by that time. >> for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer, have a great day. a generous uber rider surprises her driver with the trip of a lifetime. ellis woods wanted to see his son compete in the shot put competition in rio, but he couldn't afford the trip. a gofundme page was set up by his passenger to raise for his flight and travel expenses. >> when he said he couldn't go to the olympics in rio, i wondered how i would feel as the parent of an athlete. >> i got to meet his coach as well, and to hear him talk about my son, it was great, and to hear him tell me you did well disciplining, it was great. >> hill's son did not make it past the qualifying round, but he's grateful his father was

he sent out on social media that all the money was raised, his son darrell, that brought him to tears, too. over 150 people donated to the gofundme page in 2 days. >> that's amazing. >> good lesson for all of us. the summer box office is cooling down. and there's one film that may draw a serious crowd. >> and a remake that tells the story of a historical figure. >> reporter: the biggest movie in theaters is war dog with jonas hill and miles teller. >> the crazy story about the 20 somethings who learned how to game the system. >> they start with nothing, no education, no nothing, and they are wealthy beyond their wildest dreams. >> reporter: todd philips also directed the hangover trilogy, and bradley cooper makes a cameo appearance. >> we have similar tastes.

>> reporter: the summer movie season has been full of remakes. why not one more? >> i need you to tell me who wants the enemy. >> it's until we trade. >> reporter: ben herd is back for the epic story of betrayal and redemption. >> this stars jack houston, and he's falsely accused and set into slavery. >> other than being a revenge story, it's a message of love, >> reporter: for the second week in a row, a very different type of animated movie. >> i'm kubo. >> it's set in japan, and it has have very orgami infused story on the boy who is on the run for a vengeful spirit and has to find his father's magical suit of armor. >> critics are loving the movie. it's not just for kids. it sends a deeper message and deals with real-life situations

children after they see this film. jill nicolini, cbs 2 news. critics are split on which movie will win the box office. some predict suicide squad will take the top spot and others say it will be war dogs. it's 9:53. after the break a check on the forecast and the top stories. ?slow, building african-style m? it's the little moments that make the biggest waves.

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cbs 2 is back with your top stories. police are questioning a stepmother after a 9-year-old girl was found dead in a dry bathtub in queens. sources say ashdeep kaur was found neck ached and bruised in the home on friday afternoon. family members said the little girl told them about past abuse at the hands of her stepmother. several signs were posted at laguardia airport, warning passengers about the zika virus yesterday governor scott said three tourists are the first cases of locally transmitted cases in miami beach, and the new cases have turned up outside of the zika zone of wynwood where 30 dayses have been confirmed. a disciplinary commission has been set up to investigate the scandal with ryan lochte. ryan lochte and three of his teammates claimed they were rob at rio gas station at gunpoint.

lie. he apologized but stopped short of saying he lied. a final check of your weather with elise. >> let's do it. looking good out there right now, and we have sunshine, and also a little hay cy out -- hay -- hazy out there. we are dry. in the city, 87 feeling like 89 or 90 with the humidity. with restill dealing with that. tomorrow, more of the humid weather. the the showers, possible today, and thunderstorms are likely tomorrow, and cooler, dryer, and less humid for monday, tuesday, and wednesday of next week. >> sounds like great days to be off. >> i'm not, but they do like like the days to be off. >> i am! >> thank you, elise! that wraps up cbs 2 saturday morning. our next newscast is tonight at 6. >> you can check the top stories all day long on cbsnewyork.com. for elise and the entire cbs 2 team, i'm cindy hsu.

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