reporting on the upper east side, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >>> a commuter alert. the jersey turnpike just re- opened moments ago following yesterday's fiery accident. police say debris on the roadway led to the a crash and there's new video of the moment of impact. this is video taken yesterday afternoon. mattresses fell on to the turnpike. and an suv swerved and hit the tanker which slammed into the guardrail and exploded. and another drive shot cellphone video and felt the intense heat. >> as we pulled up, i opened the sunroof and put my hands tot take the video and the heat was like putting your hand in an oven. and i'm 3.5 lanes on the other side of the barrier. and it was extremely hot even from that distance. >> the truck driver was killed. the flames so intense his body was not recovered for hours. >>> time now for traffic and weather on the 2s. >> good morning. it's going to be another beautiful day but we will see more clouds as the day progresses. right now, a cool, crisp fall morning. calm wind, relative humidity at 72%. and on the vortex sat lie and ra

. >> she was found in the doorway andrea grymes is live in chelsea where the investigation continues. andrea. >> reporter: well, chris and mary, officers are standing by this morning outside the building where dr. kiersten cerveny was found. the nypd said as of this morning they're working on the theory the dermatologist from long island was not murdered but they stress they have not ruled anything out. >> neighbors in chelsea were stunned to see this building turn into a crime scene. investigators looked for clues in the doorway of 223 west 16th street where police say they found 38-year-old kiersten cerveny unconscious and dying around 8:30 yesterday morning. >> very frightening, especially for us in chelsea where we always felt safe. >> cerveny of manhasset was a dermatologist and married mother of young children. she was with >> usually this is a very other area here. we just wondered when we see something like this is everybody that we know okay. >> investigators were looking at surveillance video that shows who she was with when she was here. sources say detectives questioned ce

reporting live, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. boy, that broadcast when it went down, the internet blew up. >>> and scalpers are raking in profits selling tickets but is governor cuomo at it too. his campaign is raising money by offering up pricy mets tickets for this week. they go for $5,500. the package includes a 90 minute pre-game reception with the governor in a luxury box and then you get to watch game three or four from your seats. and some fans wonder, is this legal? >> it seems sketchy. almost like it's buying votes. >> you need to raise an awful lot of money. and this is about one of the cleanest and straightforward open types of campaign events that you can find. >> some met fans say it's a bad call but fans of the governor write off the criticism. >>> piano man billy joel is getting into a new york state of mine. he will sing the national anthem at citi field for game three on friday. he headlined the final two concerts at chase stadium and sang the national anthem at the 2000 world series. and his songs are used durin

andrea grymes is live with more. >> reporter: good morning. the city taxi commission says it has heard the complaints and this is a way of maybe making the ride in the yellow cabs a bit more peaceful. they'll be taking a first step today to likely phase out those tvs. it looks like taxi tv is on the road to being shut off for good. today the tlc will vote on a out what many consider a backseat annoyance. >> i'm really not interested. and i heard they might go out and i'm glad. >> don't love them. i put it on mute. >> reporter: since late 2008, all yellow cabs have been equipped with a screen to pay by credit card but it automatically broadcast a loop of news, informing and other programming. >> a lot of people it's unnecessary. >> reporter: the tv function has not been popular with customers or drivers. customers or drivers. >> generally it's about, i want a little bit of quiet. why do i have to listen to the noise? sometimes there's equipment complaint, i can't turn it off, i can't mute it. but primarily people want to know why do they have t

andrea grymes reports from times square. >> reporter: a local councilman who represents the area says they are okay with times square being quirky but it was becoming chaotic. this morning costume characters walked freely through times square. taking pictures with people walking by. >> it's great. it's nice to get pictures with these characters. >> reporter: but there may soon be more restrictions in place. city council man corey johnson says the times square task force is recommending the put limits on exactly where and when the costume characters, topless painted ladies and people selling cds can operate on the pedestrian plazas. >> we want to ensure that the plazas have specific spots where people who want to engage in commercial activity, they can be there but they cannot be all over times square. >> i think that's a great idea. and i would bring my family back here. because for a while, i was telling my wife, it was not appropriate for my daughter. >> reporter: the nypd is doubling the amount of cops to about 100. first amendment rights and quality of life demands came to a head

. >> andrea grymes spoke with letter ring leader-eyed mets fans confident of a come back. >> reporter: tell me how you're feeling? >> tired. >> little naps during the game but i made it most of the way. >> reporter: met fans started the day with little sleep. >> started to stay up. little cat naps in between. disappointed result. >> reporter: the mets and royals battled it out for 14 innings into the early morning hours with kansas city ultimately coming out on top. >> yeah, couldn't watch the whole game. >> reporter: so when you woke up -- >> i was disappoint, sure. they played a good game. >> the 9th inning was a disaster. >> reporter: many fans like david golden say the most frustrating point came in the 9 when the in a rare occurrence, the closer blew the save sending the game into extra innings. >> when he gave up the home run, he's been great. >> reporter: the amazins tried to rally but couldn't pull off the win. >> seemed like a roller coaster ride for sure. both teams just relentless. they had the big at-bats, you know, when they counted. our split here. you don't come in thin

andrea grymes live in times square with more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. and you're right, that full report is expected later today. the times square alliance has already said it's please the de blasio administration has endorsed key elements of the task force plan. it appears the topless painted ladies will not get kicked out of times square but they'll not be free to roam all over the place. the city council man detailed some of the recommendations the task force agreed on to make the area safer. >> we're going to look to keep the plaza in place but have the department of transportation put forward time, place and manner restrictions related to costume characters, top theless women, people hawking cds that are constitutionally ron carly bust. >> reporter: first amendment rights and quality of life demands came to a head this summer in the cross roads of the world. many complained they harass people and demanded tips. and the commissioner who co- chairs the task force had suggested possibly ripping up the pedestrian plazas where they gathered but the plaz

i'm andrea grymes. police are searching for the gunman who opened fire on a nassau county home and hit a 12- year-old girl in the head. a single shot was fired from outside, striking the girl as she stood in her living room in hempstead. she was taken to winthrop university hospital in mineola in grave condition. detectives don't believe she was the intended target, and gang-related. westbound lane when he was hit at 9:00 last night. police are looking for a vehicle with front end damage, possibly a nissan. >>> we are here at the intrepid with the walk to cure lupus this morning. a decent start to your weekend, but on the chilly side. the mix of sunshine and clouds, and possibly a stray sprinkle north and west of the city and then breezy. 49 feeling like 44, and getting very cold as the game progresses, and other night, we anticipate the lows in the upper 30s. 20s north and west. tomorrow, 40s, and 50 in the city with the mix of sun and clouds. >> vanessa, thank you. >>> that's right, game one of the na

. >> andrea grymes is live from the stadium. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris and mary. the team flew back from kansas city right after the game. take a look at the video we shot about an hour ago. around 4:00 this morning, the team buses arrived here at citi field. the players heading home after that two-game loss on the road. getting some rest in before the workout this afternoon. they're really hoping being back home will change the trajectory of the world series. [ applause ] >> reporter: met fans tried to remain cautiously optimistic last night but it wasn't easy. >> hope is drowning fast. >> reporter: the bats were swinging, just not the met's bats in their 7-1 loss. >> up the middle. >> reporter: the star pitcher jacob degrom lasted five innings, allowing four runs. >> a lot of good hitters over there. the walk -- the walks hurt me. >> reporter: his teammates didn't help him at the plate with a grand total of only two hits on the night. >> great positioning. long throw, two out. >> reporter: captain david wr

andrea grymes has the story. >> reporter: northern arizona university students consoled each other as police and the school president spoke about this morning's deadly campus shooting. >> we are, of course, shocked and deeply saddened by the circumstances that bring us together this morning. >> reporter: police say and 1 20:00 a.m. local time two student groups got into a fight in a parking lot that turned physical. the school's police chief says 18-year-old freshman steven jones started shooting. one of our students is deceased. the other three are being treated at the flagstaff medical center. >> reporter: he says jones stopped shooting and stayed at the scene as officers arrived and took him into custody without any trouble. the flagstaff campus is 145 miles north of phoenix and has about 20,000 students. the shooting comes just over a week after nine people were killed in a shooting at umpqua community college in oregon. students at nau say it's crazy this has happened now at their school. >> i woke up to call for my sister, who is in oklahoma, who wanted to make sure i was okay.

andrea grymes spoke with excited mets fans who hope this is not the end of the season. >> let's go, mets, baby! >> reporter: kevin striker could not hold back his excitement for his amazing mets. just a few hours away from their do or die game five tonight in los angeles. >> i'm so excited. man, i don't want to go to work. i wanted to call out. >> reporter: die hard met fans are probably not getting much work done in anticipation of tonight's national league division series finale. many today are all decked out and pulling out good luck charms. tell me how you feel about gemmative? >> let's go. -- feel about game five? >> let's go. >> reporter: do you have a superstition? >> that's why i'm wearing this shirt. >> not taking this off. not until the last pitch. >> reporter: that's your thing? has it worked in the past? >> well, didn't work the other night. i hope it changes. >> reporter: it has been a roller coaster of emotions this series. the mets won the first game on the road and then the dodgers took game two after chase utley's dirty slide that broke ruben tejada's leg. and now all ti

andrea grymes has more live from madison square garden this morning. >> reporter: well, chris and mary, lamar odom was on the knicks roster for a few months last year but he is now said to be in critical condition after that trip to a brothel in nevada. he came florida south jamaica queen, becoming famous on the basketball court for the lakers and clippers and off the court for his marriage to reality star khloe kardashian. and now lamar odom is fighting to stay alive in a las vegas hospital. investigators say he was found a nevada brothel. >> yeah, passed out. 911 rolled him over on the left side. awful looking stuff came out of him. and the paramedics got him to the hospital. >> reporter: he says he arrived on saturday and was not drinking much. the owner says he put odom in his home attached to the ranch. the local sheriff reports they got the call around 3:15 yesterday afternoon asking for an ambulance. he says the girls found him passed out. >> they're saying it's not looking good and that he was taking some viagra supplements. >> viagra, like the actual viagra? >> no, like a herb

. >> i am andrea grymes and high the coast. wildwood new jersey where the powerful -- wildwood, new jersey where a powerful way up picked up this home and swept it into the bay.>> there are still concerns and meteorologist, vanessa murdock , has the latest.>>> basely -- basically there will be more coastal bend and flooding along the shore. -- windy -- coastal wind and flooding along the shore. there will be improvement today. we will still be on the cool side and we expect stray showers and even some breaks of sun this afternoon. the coast is the area of concern for the second half of the weekend. we have coastal flooding alerts through the weekend. a warning for the jersey shore and those persistent winds. will be around 1:00 and between 1:00 and 4:00, those are the high tides around the region. the hamptons will warm to 56. monticello at 45 right now. we have clouds, but rain is not falling. there may be a stray shower. otherwise we will warm to around 61 degrees this afternoon. an improvement today and it is still windy. wi

. >>> good morning, it's 6:00 on i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. first, vanessa is live with the walk to cure lupus. what does it look like out there right now? >> listen, it's dark out here, but it's a beautiful backdrop aside the intrepid for the walk. 5,000 people will join hands here this morning, walking 5- kilometers to raise $5 million for lupus research. in the city right now, 50 degrees. temperatures starting off in the 30s, and there's a breeze. that means, well, you know what it means therest a windchill as well. 35 in the hamptons, and 45 in greenwich, and on the vortex satellite and radar clouds, there's so much clouds especially on the periphery. we are expecting a dry cold front through the region. on the cold front this morning if you want to come down to join us, there's time to register. 49degrees, mostly sunny skies with winds out of the west, northwest. 10-15. today if you're walk ago lodge side the highway, dress warmly. we anticipate warming only into the arizona today, and 54- degrees with a lot of sun. -- and 3:57, passing c

i'm andrea grymes. >> and i'm diane macedo. first vanessa is here with your forecast. >> reporter: the temperatures are warming up, the sun is out, and it will be a beautiful start to the weekend it will be cooler than we have become accustomed to as of late. high in the mid-50s for most. the current temperatures, 45 in central park. mid-40s for long island, and hanging on to the low to mid- 30s for much of new jersey, and the 24 hour temperature change in booten right there. on, the clouds will thicken. less sunshine than this morning, but a great hallow week forecast. feeling like 49 and mostly sunny. 2:56 and partly cloudy. 5:00, 55 degrees, and mostly cloudy skies, and then 53 degrees and mainly cloudy around the time of the first pitch of game 4 of the world series, so a nice drive, but on the cool side of things, forecasted for your halloween. i will have the full forecast coming up. andrea and diane, back to you. >> thank you. >>> now to the championship chase. fans are waking up relieved this morning to finally pick up

reporting live this noon in chelsea, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> breaking news out of vt ermont where an amtrack train has derailed. it happened in central vermont near the town of rocksbury. the train goes through new york penn station. amtrack said it struck a rock slide on the tracks. no word on injuries. >>> rescue crews are still searching the wreckage of a deadly explosion trying to find a missing woman. ilana gold has more from the scene. >> chopper 2 flew over the explosion site at 13th avenue and 42nd street in borough park where investigators have been working non-stop today. they're using k-9s and heavy machinery hoping to find any sign of through right now. >> it's hard. nobody knows nothing. it's scare y. >> her nephew said the family the since the explosion saturday investigators believe she was in the building when it happened. >> i think she was just cleaning out the house. that was her last day there. >> this surveillance video shows the front of the three story building getting blown off. the liquor shore across the way recorded everything. >> firefig

andrea grymes is there right now getting ready. andrea. >> reporter: chris and mary, you know that met fans have waited a long time for this moment. they are getting the partying started early. the world series doesn't start until tomorrow but the rallies will begin later today i -- including this one. you can see the barricades getting ready to go up here on queens boulevard. the fans of course hoping they sent the good vines over to the team in kansas city where they will begin the word series tomorrow. the mets took batting practice and worked out yesterday afternoon. the including game one pitcher matt harvey, david wright and steven mats. a group of die hard fans waited to catch a glimpse of him yesterday. >> it's fantastic to see the mets do this. i've been a met fan all any life. -- my life. >> it feel s great. this is the first time i've seen the met ins the playoffs. >> reporter: terry collins said it will be a exciting match up with the mets pitching and the royals hitting. harvey made it clear that he's ready to pitch no

i am diane macedo i am andrea grymes. high wind and heavy rain pounded our area and we are not out of the woods just yet.>>> take a look at this video from wildwood, new jersey. at home lifted off its foundation and thrown into the bay. we will talk to the man who used to live in the home. >>> still concerns along the coast and meteorologist, vanessa murdock, is tracking it all. >>> we have coastal flooding surf and high wind gusting to 50 mph. for those of you along the shore, you are not out of the woods just yet. play it safe and be cautious. these will begin to settle down tomorrow. we have coastal flooding alerts in effect through this evening. for those of you along the jersey shore, you have a coastal warning and in long island it is and advisory. wind cranking up to 50 mph along the coast. there is a wind warning effect until 10:00 a.m. it will be wendy all day long along the shores. while there will be improvements inland, things will be caught -- will be dicey along the coast. high tide is at one deck 16. at san

i am andrea grymes. >> the day's top stories are straight ahead. but first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. this week has been all over the place. >> it will feel close to summer again on monday but today it's going to feel a lot like fall. it's going to be cool and crisp with a stiff breeze. so talking about this morning, wind chills in the 30s for some. and tomorrow morning we will likely have patchy frost. yes, quite a different scene today but beautiful with bright skies, just on the cool side. babylon starting your day off at 52. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, not all seeing crystal clear skies yet but the general trend is clearing and leading to very sunny skies this afternoon. 9:00 a.m., it's 55 and sunny. and by noon, 59. still mostly sunny and breezy, 3:00. and 65 degrees, that's as warm mostly sunny and then falling back to 57 by 9:00 tonight under clear skies. a cool start to the weekend. a chilly night. and tomorrow we start warming back up. we will talk about the next chance for rain in the full forecas

i am andrea grymes. >> the day's top stories are straight ahead. first, we have a look at the it's going to be a chilly beginning to your weekend as well. highs today below seasonable, in the 50s and expect clouds, maybe even stray showers as the afternoon approaches. where are we right now? it is 28 in sparta. 41 in the city as well as the hampton thes. white plain, starting off at -- hamptons, 41. white plains, starting off in the 30s. in edison, 22 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. and in the city, 13 degrees cooler. so a big drop-off over the past 24 hours and today, men thety of clouds. here's -- today, we will see plenty of clouds. we may see showers developing close to the coast as we make our way through the day. 9:00 a.m., 44 degrees, partly cloudy skies, feels like 40 by noon, 53 degrees and feels like mostly cloudy. we are watching an even more likely opportunity for wet weather into opportunity. details on that in my full forecast. >> thank you. >>> a developing story we are following this morning. hurricane patricia is slammi

cbs 2's andrea grymes is in astoria. >> i took two aspirins last night after it was over. [ laughter ] >> i was really depressed. >> reporter: luke gasparre knows about the mets digging themselves into a hole. >> yogi berra said it ain't over till it's over. >> reporter: at 91 years young has seen everything mixing it up with mets fans for more than five decades. now the oldest usher at citi field. >> they are yelling, oh, my god, it's -- [ laughter ] >> sometimes you don't hear yourself talking! >> reporter: he started way back when shea stadium opened in 1964 never imagining he would stay this lock. you must love it? >> i do. i love love it just to be among people. it's great. it's fun. >> reporter: gasparre of astoria, queens originally got this as a second job it make some extra money on the side to support his wife and children. 52 years later, the purple heart bronze star battle of the bulge army veteran is still going strong. these days, holding down the fort in section 310, the excelsior level. >> it might be -- >> reporter: he winced the team's biggest moments. >> the mets a

. >> reporter: the mets don't andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >>> well governor cuomo has canceled plans to use world series tickets to raise campaign cash. his campaign raised criticism for offering tickets for $5,500 each. the tickets included a 90 minute pre-game reception with the governor in a luxury box before games three or four at citi field. and his campaign says the plan was nixed to make more tickets available for fans given overwhelming demand. >>> fans are showing their team spirit. marie up loaded this picture to our facebook page. young met fans ready to cheer on their team. and monica posted this picture, perhaps she is hoping that hitting plays a bigger role tomorrow night. and you can post your photos at facebook.com/cbsnewyork. >>> the house of representatives has elected paul ryan to be its next leader. to the president. more from capitol hill. >> the house will be in order. >> reporter: john boehner called the house to order for the last time and then he called for a vote to replace him as speaker of the house. >> ryan? >> reporter: the result did say not come as a surp

i am andrea grymes. in the news, police are looking for the men behind a jewelry heist near central park. police say the two men robbed a jewelry store on west 57th street at gun point around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. investigators say the duo got away with dozens of expensive watches worth more than $70,000. >>> a teenager has died after falling down the elevator shaft of an abandoned building on staten island. police say the 16-year-old marcus was with his friends when he fell seven floors down the shaft yesterday. the building on castleton avenue was once home to staten island hospital which has been vacant now for the past 36 years. he was taken to richmond university medical center where he died. >>> and now let's head over to vanessa murdock for a check on the weekend's forecast. >> it is looking beautiful. very bright but still chilly to start things off. 51 in central park. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, looking beautiful thanks to an area of high pressure building in for the entirety

i'm andrea grymes. in the news, met fans are waking up relieved and excited this morning. the team came out swinging big to pick up a a win last night. the fans helped to cheer them to victory in the first-ever world series game played at citi field. the mets will try to even things up tonight. >>> police in new jersey are investigating a double stabbing at rutgers university. rutgers police found two people stabbed, but it's unclear if they are students. both were faken to the hospital. a suspect in the stabbing is now in custody. no word on the condition of those two people stabbed. >>> now let's head over to vanessa murdock to see what the like. >> reporter: it's looking there. cases. sea girt at 35, and central park at 434. vortex satellite and radar picture, skies are pristine this morning. into the afternoon, the clouds will thicken as the two systems approach from the west. today, beautiful sunshine to start. clouds of 57, and the near entirety of the forecast is dry. back. skies mainly cloudy an

. >> and i'm andrea grymes. happy halloween! >>> first, meteorologist vanessa murdock is here. >> reporter: we have showers in tomorrow's forecast, but let's focus on your happy halloween forecast. going to be spooky tonight with clouds pushing on in. bright and beautiful for the community event hatching earlier on. as we look at temperatures right now, 43 in central park, and liberty at 31. the 24 hour temperature change again, impressive. i feel like it's a typical weekend affair, and we have big swings. 14degrees cooler in riverhead than it was yesterday at this time. big changes overnight as we go through the day today, and it's going to be close to seasonal. most of us in the mid-50s. right now, and clouds will be thickening throughout the day. feeling like 44. by noon, 53 and mostly sunny. 3:00this afternoon, 57, and mostly cloudy at 9:00 tonight. 52degrees under mainly cloudy skies and the game will bonn that the point in time. the full forecast coming up in a bit andrea and diane. met fans waking up relieved and happy th

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in fort greene, brooklyn, andrea grymes, cbs 2 news. >>> senate democrats will launch another push to stop gun violence. they want to strengthen background checks and close loopholes . senator charles schumer says 85% of americans support universal background checks. and the reforms are aimed to keep guns away from people who shouldn't have them. >> felons, people adjudicated mentally ill, those who have abused their spouses should not get a gun. no one else is affected. >> democrats also want to make sure that straw purchases are illegal. that is when someone buys a firearm for someone else. >>> also on capitol hill, house republicans are in chaos scrambling tonight after the front- runner to become speaker of the house abruptly dropped out. cbs 2's craig boswell reports. >> i think i shocked some of you, huh? >> reporter: congressman kevin mccarthy the leading favorite to become the next speaker of the house has taken himself out of the race. >> if we are going to unite and be strong, we need a new face to help do that. >> reporter: his fellow republicans were stunned. >> we were al

i am andrea grymes. >> the day's top stories straight ahead. but first, vanessa murdock with you have been smiling all day. >> i know, well, there's reason to smile. not just the bright colors. it is the fact -- >> we're trying to will the warm weather. >> yes. we are making it happen. the sunshine will be grand this weekend. a whole lot of it. temperatures on the cool side today but seasonably cool and then warming up through your weekend. so yes, i think there are many reasons to smile with regards to the forecast. let's take it to the temperatures. it's cool out there to start off this morning. 46 in liberty. and 52 degrees in the city in central park. and 56 in riverhead. city. generally today a mostly sunny start to your weekend. and clouds to the south are still associated with the cold front making the exit. and breaking down the day, 11:00 a.m., 58 degrees and mostly sunny. and by 2:00, 65. today. and i believe many areas north and west of the city will be in the low 60s. and as you make your way toward 5:00, 62 degrees, mostly sunny. a

i'm andrea grymes. >> and i am diane macedo. first, vanessa murdock here with a look at the forecast. >> going to warm up a little. not as warm as it was yesterday so i don't want anybody to be shocked. because in some case, especially earlier this morning, temperatures were 20 degrees cooler than they were yesterday morning. so big changes out there today. 44 right now in the city. but we are up to 50 in riverhead. and mount vernon, starting the day at 42. but this translates to cooler temperatures than yesterday. in riverhead, it's 50 but still seven degrees cooler than yesterday. so yes, a cooler start to your weekend out there. thickening clouds throughout the day just as you see that happening right now. and by this afternoon, we expect mostly cloudy skies and there's a slight chance for stray showers. the best bet is close to the coast. 2:00 this afternoon, 55, feels like 54 degrees. and mostly cloudy sky. 5:00 tonight, mainly cloudy and 56. and by 11:00 p.m., 52 degrees and cloudy skies. coming up, we will talk about a be

. >> and i am andrea grymes. the sun is up already. >> it is up. athe sun. and it's going the to be cooler there. so we have changes on the way for your weekend forecast. expect it to be 58 degrees this afternoon and a slight chance for showers mainly near the coast. let's go ahead and take a look at where we are right now. the sun is up and it's out and it's beautiful. 44 is the temperature in the city. we have warmed up in the 20s into the 30s. sparta at 44. and the hampton, 50. it is still so much colder than it was yesterday morning at this time. in sparta, 17 degrees colder. in babylon, about 10 degrees cooler. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, clouds coming at us from both direction, from the west and east. the cold front from the west will increase the clouds. and winds off the water will increase the clouds.