today governor cuomo refused to commit to such a plan. and here is government affairs reporter melissa russo with more. >> you have young people who are locked up who are going to come out of the prison experience probably worse than they went in. >> reporter: governor andrew cuomo today expressing general support for prevention instead of prison. but with drug diversion programs like the one tyrone howard attended now at the center of controversy, the governor declined to take a more specific position. were you aware that felony drug dealers are regularly being offered drug treatment in new york state instead of jail, and are you okay with that? >> well, look, should people who are dangerous be on the streets? of course not. i mean, it's common sense still applies. so can we always improve the system? yes. >> reporter: but how? the only specific suggestion cuomo offered today was for leaders to send a louder message that police must be respected. >> the police have to respect the community, and we spent a lot of time talking about that.

now, grumbling to hear governor cuomo's cashing in on mets fever? his re-election campaign offering tickets for $5,500 each. contributors attend a 90-minute pregame reception with the governor at a citi field luxury box, then get to stay and watch game 3 or 4. a campaign source said they purchase limited number of tickets for the fundraising event. fans said it sound like scalping. >> it seems sketchily championship like it's bike votes. >> reporter: the fundraising practice is legal but looks bad. >> this constant auction off access to the governor really is unseemly and highlight what's wrong with our campaign finance system. >> reporter: a source said the campaign bought a few dozen tickets from the mets at face value. >> doesn't seem like a regular person would be able to get it. >> reporter: political veterans said it's a perfectly legitimate fundraising tactic like broadway event that include entertainment, a very common practice. >> you need to raise an awful lot of money to raise campaigns -- this is about one of the cleanest and straight fo

if the royals win the world series new york governor andrew cuomo has agreed to wear a royals jersey for a full day and send new york items including bagels, sausage, crafter. governor cuomo is feeling, but it tweeting to the other governor you're going to look good in blue. # mats. >> reporter: a couple of notes you should know, officials officials are telling everyone if you're coming to the rally the best ideas to use public transportation. if you're planning to drive the westbound lanes of queens boulevard between 82nd avenue and 80th road will be closed between 1:00 p.m. and 6:00 p.m. this afternoon. , early we hear the first 500 fans will get free mets t-shirts. if you live on long island there is an rally for you there. that really will take place at 5:00 p.m. let's go mets. >> juliet: very quickly, before before you go. i want you to say this word in a sentence. ba g el. >> reporter: bagel obviously. >> ben: okay the language bully over here she is indicating that perhaps in your tweet there said bagel. >> juliet: i didn't indicate that you indicated that to me. >> reporter:

governor cuomo is feeling confident tweeting that you are ben: more on that throughout the morning. joining us now is curtis sliwa and refusing to root for the mets. >> i'm for the kansas city at r athletics. i hate the mets. today i hope, hey, mike woods, you should play a locust come down, hail, the worst weather should be heading queens borough hall. juliet: because of the mother of a couple of your children, the queens borough president, and i'm sure dating you was a night mare. the event. >> i was told you are a person of no consequence and don't show up to the mets rally. ben: you would rather root against a team of the new yorkers. >> another team other than the yankees. if you are a true yankee fan, you are a closeted phillies fan or orioles fan. i'm a yankees fan. juliet: this is why you are not attending the event. >> carter was named after gary carter. juliet: why do that? >> i had no choice. it is the mother. i want my visitation today. i want an intervention. ben: how many children do you have? >> >> none of your business. ben: well, if an even number you can have two m

"the new york post" reports cuomo's election campaign is offering tickets to games three and four toi field for the low low price of $5500 a ticket. the price also includes a private reception for cuomo before the game but the governor isn't the only politician cashing in on the world series. a queens congresswoman is selling tickets for $2500. now yesterday president obama honored the u.s. women's soccer team for their world cup win and appeared to get a little caught up in the excitement of it all. >> this victory was about more than just soccer. it was about dominance, and skill, and about inspiring our whole country. this team taught all america's children that playing like a girl means you're a bad ass. and -- perhaps i shouldn't have used that phrase. >> amen to that. the president did clarify, though, saying that playing like a girl means being the best, and taking yourself and your country to the top of the world. that does it for me and "way too early." coming up next on "morning joe," as congress hashes out a budget deal, top leaders on both sides join us from capitol hill.

. >> wait until you hear about the bet that governor cuomo made gain the governor of missouri. >> where is kansas city? >> in kansas city? christina: we'll find out how much new yorkers know about our rivals here is duke. antwan: where is kansas city could duke? duke: in missouri, but there is also a kansas city, kansas. in sports royals and mets going at it in the world series in missouri to start. we talk with baseball columnist for "newsday" ." see you at 10:30, "sports extra" by toyota. >> also, flooded car on roadways in houston, texas, that is getting slammed with a foot 1/2 of rain. samantha, tell us what we can expect here. samantha: we're looking for rain for upcoming week. a chilly start in the morning, then rain for wednesday. this bale of hay cannot be controlled. when a wildfire raged through elkhorn ranch, the sudden loss of pasture became a serious problem for a family business. faced with horses that needed feeding and a texas drought that sent hay prices soaring, the owners had to act fast. thankfully, mary miller banks with chase for business. and with greater financia

. >> this is video of governor cuomo's visit to puerto rico. >> 3.5 million u.s. citizens live on the island. it is going through a difficult economic time. people are leaving the island because they have limited opportunities. >> reporter: the island is struggling with a huge financial crisis. $72 billion in debt, accumulated over decades and reaching critical mass. there are two bills in congress that, if passed, would allow puerto rico to file for chapter 9 bankruptcy protection. so far they haven't received much support. >> detroit, other cities, have been able to avail themselves of bankruptcy protection to restructure the debt so it is payable. it's not about waking away. it's restructuring the debt to where it can be paid. >> reporter: cuomo pledged 5 million to promote tourism between new york and puerto rico. while the connection to the island is well known, new york can't do it alone. >> within the state's limitations, the governor stepped up. i appreciate that. we need the assistance from others across the country to step up at the federal level in cong

. >> ben: do not expect governor cuomo to cuomo to endorse mayor diblasio for reelection, quite yet. he is saying it is too early to talk about it. a lot of speculation about another democrat waiting in the wings to challenge the mayor in the primary, which is in 2017. >> juliet: thank you very much for that trivia. >> ben: good morning everybody. >> juliet: it is wednesday, a rainy wednesday. it will be at least. weather. >> mike: it is not even that,. we'll take a look at what our wet wednesday set up. the overall whether set up his high-pressure moving offshore, the conditions will be locked up here today. we have persistent onshore wind from the east from ten - 20 mph, per hour, gusting up to 30 miles per hour. you get minor coastal flooding, there is a lot of moisture on top of us. the area of low pressure is bringing that low-pressure, up to 2 inches of rain. the clouds are just now coming into town, i felt a few to get coffee. we will see the rain intensity and coverage increase as we get deeper into the morning and afternoon. that is when it starts to pick up with heavier sho

patterson is a longtime ally of governor cuomo and thanks cuomo in statements, cuomo in turn praise that isn't for his leadership as governor and head of the party, no word on his replacement is still ahead on "good day early call" we have a cooler day today, temperatures in the 60s. ben: the nicest week of the year juliet: i was told up in a hotel room sick. ben: reports of a fight between we will tell you >> meteorologist: good morning, time to get you out the door on thursday, 73 degrees your high temperature yesterday at central park and we had some clouds. it did break up, we saw plenty of sunshine in the afternoon, 76 at newark, not bad at all, 71 in allentown, 64 in monticello, you made it to 70s the route the majority of the tristate, only a few spots made it into the 60s including montauk which topped out at 68 degrees. we have 54 in bridgeport as well as islip, 59 central park and new work, i hair cooler than it was yesterday at the same time, 48 monticello, we don't have 30s this morning, not talking about frost in the tristate just yet but it won't be long before that happens

an update on governor cuomo's attempt to sell marked up world series tickets. >> records with the mild air in place today, more sunshine tomorrow. that doesn't mean temperatures are going up. i'll talk about how chilly it will be in just a bit. >> coming up on the "cbs evening news," a jet catches fire in florida. scott pelley will have that and more tonight. scott. >> reporter: dana, it was a dramatic few minutes as the aircraft, the boeing 766 headed to south america burst know flames. 100 passengers were evacuated at least one of them is seriously injured. we'll have that story and the news" at 6:30. >>> a lesson to help keep trick or treaters safe this halloween. there's a video with brooklyn mothers and children exposing how vulnerable children can dave carlin showing us how quickly a fun night can go wrong. [ mother screaming ] >> reporter: a chilling online video features kids and parents from brooklyn. [ children screaming ] >> reporter: scaring up an answering to this question. >> how safe are your children this halloween? >> reporter: he set up this social experiment with par

what does governor cuomo think? we've got those stories and much more all new tonight when i walk >> david, thanks. >>> some new security photos released tonight of a thief who apparently has a taste for fine wine. let's get a look at 25-year-old scott deluke california. police say he is wanted for shoplifting bottles of wine from businesses all across the northeast. the latest image shows the theft last month at a bernardsville liquor store in new jersey. he allegedly stole $2,000 worth of wine in the case there and got away in the dark colored jeep grand cherokee. >> can kid's got good taste. >>> the obama administration says kids are spend together much time taking unnecessary tests, and is now calling for less standardized testing in schools across the nation. under a new plan, the president is recommending schools use no more than 2% of classroom time for standardized testing. the tests should enhance teaching and learning, providing a clearer picture of how students are performing. >> learning is so much more

. >> governor cuomo going at it with mayor de blasio, and it's about mass transit. the newest war of words. >> a harmless habit or hurting your heart? the new warning about the effects of energy drinks. >> and critics say it costs lives every day in new york. now there's a new push to change how people donate their organs. >> we have a little baseball game that we have to talk about. that forecast is coming up here momentarily. rain in a bit. we are the largest and most diverse school district in america! yet we are one! one point one million students! one thousand eight hundred schools! sharing one common goal. help all kids succeed. we're new york city public school teachers. taking learning to the next level. and parents and the community are on board! all coming together... ...as one. to celebrate the passion and promise of our public schools. i'm michael mulgrew, president of the united federation of teachers. cmon! join us! >>> now to the latest blasio. this is time the governor is demanding more money from the city to upgrade bus and subway service. marcia kr

but cuomo pulled back at the last minute. nats music "don't stop thinking about tomorrow.." and a clinton went on to become president. recent polls have biden running hillary clinton. 1245 pound pumpkin on east-24th street. the fort dodge dodgers reach tonight's big game undefeated the fort dodge dodgers reach tonight's big game undefeated and ranked 4th, yet most people saw two loss waukee as the favorite. waukee's losses came to the top two teams in the state. warriors pumped. waukee hosting the great sam cooke and the dodgers. it's not a rhythm and blues group. fort dodge punting on 4th and long, fake! good one too. dodgers get it inside the 20. that sets up this sam cooke touch down run. fort dodge up 7-0 early. slow start for the warriors, the and capitalizes. kayde penn for the short td run. warriors even it up, 7-7. after takes the direct snap and fumbles on the goal line! rare turnover for cooke. warriors take advantage. ben firkin hits drew linemann for a 37 yard touchdown. another great ferkin pass. waukee fort dodge centennial puts valley on upset alert. tigers he

cuomo said that challenge that puerto rico faces is similar to those his staff addressed here in new york, they will work with officials to find ways to reduce costs and improve patient treatment. christina: is the house benghazi committee out for truth or political blood? that is the question after a fired committee staffer broke his silence about 2012 attack that centers around hillary clinton. fox 5 a zachary is live with details. >> reporter: you know the guy that is saying these, identifies as a republican that makes it more interesting, brad lie said that the commity is nothing more than an attack grouped at discrediting presidential can dale hillary clinton. -- candidate hillary clinton. >> i was fired for trying to conduct a thorough investigation. >> reporter: major bradley palace paliska claims he was fired after 10 months for trying to conduct a nonpartisan investigation. >> i do not know the reason for the focus on hillary clinton, i am going to state i am voting for republican nominee in 2016. >> reporter: he is preparing to file a lawsuit gealings against the committee,

mario cuomo is exactly the person i was thinking about. there are a lot of parallels. everybody thought he was going to run. i can remember on the republican side, that was the one we feared the most. it is interesting that you show that. i think there are a lot of parallels in that decision process. brian: i want to show you what his son said about this whole idea at his funeral. [begin video clip] >> he loved being governor and he thought that he could do four terms. he valued that over anything else. he would not trade six more years as governor even for the supreme court. why did he not run for president? because he did not want to. that is all. that is everything to mario cuomo. [end video clip] brian: because he didn't want to. how much of this would apply to mitch daniel? don: a good deal of it when applied to mitch daniels. he said from the beginning, i look in the mirror and i don't see a president. my response was, quit looking in the mirror. from the beginning, he said this is nothing i have ever thought about. i am just enjoying my time as governor. it is n

new york governor andrew cuomo was born in queens. his father the late governor mario mario cuomo played one year of minor league baseball. i decided to talk baseball with the present governor since he was on the field before the game. so what's your bet with the governor of missouri? >> this was a serious bet as gubernatorial bets go. we're going to have an exchange of products. new york bagels. barbecue. the losing governor has to wear the jersey of the other team for an eight-hour period during the week, a full workday, and must appear before the press with the so this is serious stuff. now governor nixon, distinguished fella, the blue and orange is going to look very good on him. it's going to bring out his es, his complexion. governors can do trash talk to, you know. >> reporter: well, just moments ago alex scored a home run to tie the ball game for thy royals in the bottom of the ninth off familia. right now, it's 4-4 in the bottom of the ninth. thtoe royals are going to try to win the ball game. the mets hope it goes to extra i

the task force appointed by governor cuomo scheduled to hold its first meeting today. >>> a consumer alert today, the fire department is reminding us to replace the batteries in our smoke alarms when we turn our clocks back. but if you have one of these alarms, that's all you need to do. the consumer product safety commission is recalling the heat defective fuse. if you have one of these alarms, contact shore signal immediately. >>> a college education can be expensive. student loans help ease the burden but then it is time to pay up. a staten island started making their payments and then they started getting double-billed. >> we're talking about two payment frs the same amount taken a couple of days apart out of one person's account. getting the mistaken double payment back didn't happen until we stepped in. >> mike the robert's daughter will soon graduate college with a degree in fashion design. he helped foot much of the tuition bill until recently. >> i took out loans in my name for the first couple of years and then she applied under her a name. >> michael is now paying off his

. >> is governor cuomo raiding new york city taxpayer dollars to pay for cup state bills at the expense of mta. that's the accusation that mayor de blasio levelled at the governor. whose math is right? we did the math. >> reporter: let's start with this. let's talk about an mta fare hike. early 2017 unless it has to happen soon ear possibility that was raised today heightening the urgency that the governor and mayor get on the same page. commuters got a new reminder from the governor today of what could happen without a fully funded mta budget. >> if the city pays less than 3 billion, you have two options. increase fares, which i'm against. or reduce the capital plan. >> reporter: but mayor de blasio said he can't commit $3 billion for subways and buses without a promise from the state. >> we will not put money no an mta budget to see itsy phoned off by the state of new york. >> reporter: the de blasio administration says five times in recent years state has raided funds set aside for the mta totalling $270 million. controllers office says that's a fact but when i asked the is that this

. >>> governor cuomo's task force to combat worker exploitation is holding its first meeting today. the governor created the group to focus on wage theft and unsafe working conditions. this year, allegations of exploitation at nail salons. it's the fist of its kind statewide. many workers do not come forward for fear of retaliation. >> for too long, this industry has been unregulated and this conditions that the are ripe for exploitation and raises the level of abuse for many domestic workers. >> governor cuomo has said that state would not tolerate employer abuse. >>> much more ahead here on cbs 2 news at noon, high-tech policing using x-rays to protect the public but are they also invading your crisis? >>> and ex-husband of one of the kardashians collapses at a nevada brothel. >>> and why pope francis is asking for forgiveness from the faithful. >>> nice fall day underway today. but when will we get the numbers coming up. here at humana, we value sticking with things. when something works, people stick with it. more people stick with humana medicare advantage. because we stick wit

cuomo said it's okay. the city pledged $2.5 billion, not the $3 billion he asked for. >> it's more than they were going to do. we are going to buy 1,000 new subway cars, 1400 new buses. it will be a more pleasant experience for the rider and better for the economy. >> what convinced you that this time around the state would not divert funds meant to go to the city. why were you comfortable going up to $2.5 billion? >> it's a very balanced deal. there's a lot of good reforms in the deal. it's a good one. >> reporter: yet to be decided how the mta will save $700 million that wasn't included in the final deal. we expect to hear details on that later this month. andrew siff, "news 4 new york." >>> the major and governor were among thousand that is lined the streets for the parade today. 25 festive floats, 30 marching bands and dozens of supporters. >> they celebrated the day. >>> now to the max playoff run and this devastating blow. the slide that knocked the met's starting shortstop out for the season. major

chris cuomo, good morning. >> happy halloween. >> did you get a haircut? >> yeah.ly a wig. my hair is fake. it's a different one. we will talk a bit about the sixth day multistate manhunt for the alleged cop shooter. the suspect is flood ray cook. he was killed by kentucky state troopers. we will tell you how it came together and how they got him and we will take a second look at the plane fire. it may have been a blessing in disguise. we will tell you why. why would a plane fire be a blessing in disguise? >>> republican race has changed. no question. how does this different dynamic with the candidates? it is like a revolt. party officials pushing for a change in format. what's going on with this and why is this the new focus for the gop? we will have all that for you on "new day" ahead. trick-or-treat. >> i don't know. i think these guys really want equal time, chris. they want equal time. when you look at the minutes each person got on the stage. it is dramatic. >> life ain't fair, romans. life ain't fair. >> i'll get a cuomo t-shirt. >>> video taking you inside

christopher cuomo. >> john berman. michelle kosinski. nice to see you. we are in desperate times on many levels. a u.s. cargo ship that sunk during hurricane joaquin. new information. one sailor has been spotted. the ntsb is looking into the situation. there are two debris fields. we will talk to the coast guard. we will check in with south carolina. the rain has stopped, the damage has not. people are living on the edge. what will happen? >>> and donald trump calls in to the show. what should we ask him? you know how to tweet us. we talk about syria. we talk about his political longevity. people are starting to time how long donald trump will be in the race? does that make sense? that and all the news that we have on this morning for you, ms. kosinski and you, john, whatever your name is. >> michelle kosinski says it is hard getting up early, but at least i don't have to sit next to that cuomo guy. >> she did not say that. nice picture of you at 13. i thought anderson's special was great. your picture, berman, a cry for help. >> i had hair. >> you chang

during a public event in new york, cuomo talked about the shooting of officer randolph holder. >> a losslife needlessly that is out of control. >> a bike cast stolen at gunpoint in manhattan east harlem neighborhood. that push is in custody. >>> who would kill thisling girl just because they were cut off in traffic. in. >> and who wouldn't want to be on this team. first lady michelle obama and lebron were hanging out today. >>> more on o dom's recovery. >>> tomorrow some areas in the 40s and 50s elsewhere and lots of sunshine and have your 3-degree guarantee. >>> want to save extra money. i will tell you about a new ride saving service to save you a lot of cash. >>> more breaking news more often so you know what is going on w usa9 news. >>> police in albuquerke, new mexico are questioning a man in connection with a case of road rage that left a 4-year-old little girl dead. police say two vehicles were cutting each other off yesterday afternoon along the highway and one driver pulls up to the other and opens fire and little lilly garcia was sitting in the backseat and she was killed. >>>

cuomo and mayor de blasio struck a deal to add dollars for mass transit for widespread upgrades. we caught up with the pair on the parade route. >> reporter: it was columbus day but as he marched up fifth avenue, governor. taking a victory lap over agreement with the city for nearly $11 million into the metropolitan transportation authority's capital plan. four months, cuomo had argued with me or de blasio over the city's share, finally getting him to increase his contribution fivefold to $2.5 billion. >> what does it mean for the rider? it simple, new subway cars, new buses, and rebuild train stations. mike actually, it's a whole lot more. yes, there will be 1000 new subway cars and 1400 new buses, but, there will also be a new metro car system, 80 miles of new track, and extending the second avenue subway into harlem. >> the system is not as clean or reliable, let's be honest. and, we said enough is enough. we wanted to do the investment that we needed to do. >> reporter: marching blocks behind the governor, mayor de blasio said he did the deal because he got a commitment that

however, governor cuomo announced his own initiative, which he says could help safety in new york city. he directed $42 million in state funds to housing projects which would pay for, among other things, gunshot detection technology. there has been an increase in shootings at new york city housing authority buildings this year. that's the latest reporting live in east harlem tonight, andrew siff. >>> updating breaking news where the a synagogue is being gutted by fire. dennis is over the scene in chopper 4 for us. >> reporter: chuck, you're looking at what's left of the synagogue at this hour. fire breaking out around 4:00 this afternoon. this is what it looks like currently but we do have video and we'll show it to you right now of what it looked like when we first arrived on scene. we'll set the scene for you. 145 neilson street here in new brunswick, now holding at a three-alarm fire but a few hours ago it was raging. fire coming up through the roof, breaking out on the third floor of this four-floor synagogue. quickly escalating up through the roof and all sides of the building. ba

. >> governor andrew cuomo is showing his faith for the mets through a friendly wager. cuomo bet an assortment of new york foods and products. there's also a personal stake. the losing governor must wear the winning team's jersey for an entire workday. cuomo appears confident tweeting nixon, you're going to look great in blue and orange. eyewitness news will be with the team every step of the way as the amazins take on the kansas city royals in the world series. we would like to see how you're celebrating. >>> you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic beginning with meteorologist bill evans and the exclusive accuweather forecast. >> we've got gorgeous weather. here's our camera at 4 times square looking south. what a clear sky. it's cool, it's crisp. we've got a little breeze out of the north and northwest. grab a jacket, grab a sweater. we're looking at temperatures warming up into the 50s. 48 right now. 47 before sunrise. northwest winds here, clear skies, great day, clouds will be coming up from patricia. this is the remnants of patricia now. a l

you can quote me on that and cuomo who is the hamlet of the 20th century. i don't know what the competition was maybe the underwear buyer at bloomingdale's so finally he started to look for others. when clinton met ruth bader ginsburg he was completely smitten with her. so i know of he would go looking for her but there were considering putting someone on so you just don't know i don't know. >> just a brief question which one of the chair that were not accepted in the accord as the internet or the a lot -- the interlock work? have they brought in a number of women? the justices? did they go overboard? but has been equaled. >> if i had to guess since i talked to them on the phone i would say 50/50. sandra day o'connor took more law clerks from the chambers of teeeight died then she took from the chambers of any other lower-court judge. i have a printout of all the of law clerks to see where they came from. >> do you talk about the friendship between ruth bader ginsburg and ? >> not much because they did not change though world. [laughter] i asked about it i

can kill you the first time you smoke it. >> reporter: the rocky relationship between de blasio and cuomo is no surprise. the governor has bigfooted the mayor on a number of high- profile issues in recent months including the response to legionnaire's disease and gas explosions. asked about k2's initiative the mayor said he had just heard about it but that it was kindred and welcome. >> continues the, um, interaction there, not always so positive at all. >> indeed. >> marcia, thank you. >>> a posthumous honor today for one of new york's bravest. the street outside engine 237 in bushwick, brooklyn, was renamed in memory of of lieutenant richard nappi. in 2012 he responded to the scene of a warehouse fire. he became overheated, collapsed and died of a heart attack. his widow says having a street renamed for her husband ensures he will not be forgotten. >> it's a nice sentiment, um, it lets us know that so many people are thinking about him. >> the lieutenant was a veteran of the fdny having department. >>> a commuter alert for drivers part of the jersey for a month. we'll explain where. >>

cuomo was offering up seats for 3 and 4 for $5500 a piece. critics said the governor was exploiting the games to target wealthy donors. a spokesman said the fundraiser was nixed to make more tickets available for fans. >>> the senate has approved a budget deal that prevents a national default. the deal did pass after 3:00 a.m. the vote was 64-35. it had the support of all democrats and 18 republicans. presidential candidates ted cruz, rand paul, marco rubio, they all left the campaign trail to be there and they all voted against the spending plan. the bill sets government funding levels for two years. it suspends the nation's debt ceiling. it now goes on to president obama for his approval. >>> mayor deplaz blasio, 48% of voters say he doesn't deserve another term. just 42% say that he does. the poll suggests that many voters disagree with the mayor's handling of the schools and the city's budget. 45% of voters approve of the job the mayor is doing. time for weather and traffic on the 4s. chris, it is the pre-halloween, pre-mets game forecast

governor cuomo selling tickets for profit? >>> and a little girl chokes at school and is on life support. the family is not getting the answers they want from her school. >>> but first tonight at 6:00, honoring a fallen hero. thousands attend the wake of nypd officer randolph holder. good evening. i'm dana tyler. officer holder made the ultimate sacrifice, killed tuesday while protecting new yorkers, and today, his family, his friends, and his brothers and sisters in blue are turning out to celebrate his life. cbs 2's hazel is an comes live at the cathedral in jamaica queens with more on the wake. hazel? >> reporter: dana, the support

governor andrew cuomo a queens native is showing his faith in the mets through a friendly wager with missouri governor jay nixon. cuomo bet an assortment of new york foods and products against a similar batch of items from missouri. on the line a purchase baying els. the losing governor must wear the winning team's jersey for governor cuomo appears confident taunting governor nixon in twitter saying "you're going to look great in blue and orange." we will be following the mets world series run every step of the way. watch for our live reports from kansas city later on eyewitness news. be sure to check out a special section of our website abc7ny.com/mets. >>> it is 6:08. you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic and bill with your accuweather forecast. >> we take a look outside. we're looking at what's going to be a clear sky, a beautiful morning, a beautiful sunrise in an hour from right now. it's going to be a gorgeous dawn. grab a jacket, sweater, you're going to need that. the loser who also loses in the world series works with ken right here in this very spot

up next, in the wake of the roseburg, oregon, tragedy, new york governor andrew cuomo joins us here on how politicians should take action on gun safety. he's pretty good on this. this is "hardball," the place for politics. >>> welcome back to "hardball." the tragic mass shooting in roseburg, oregon, has again brought gun safety to the forefront of the political conversation. while advocacy groups like the nra have made it increasingly difficult to have a national or rational dialogue about the issue in recent years, the debate over gun control goes back decades in this country. in his campaign for the presidency, senator robert f. kennedy made a heartfelt speech in support of the 1968 gun control bill, which had stalled in congress at the time. it was five years after he'd lost his brother to an assassin's bullet and just two weeks before he would become a victim of gun violence himself. now, 47 years later, kennedy's words have taken on a new meaning because of the place where he delivered his remarks, on the steps of the county courthouse in roseburg, oregon. >> anybody can have a gu

rosanna: and you were sitting next to governor cuomo. where is the photo? greg: they are great dining partners. there is chris columbus. the late great mario cuomo. rosanna: yes, rest in peace. greg: remember the speech? rosanna: we were so proud when he made that speech. beautiful, emotional. greg: we are talking about the 1994 speech. he was amazing. how about a prominent italian american. take a look. hey. rosanna: thank you so much. is that is only one. john travolta. rosanna: he's a great actor. greg grek how about the role in saturday night fever? rosanna: at the time, i didn't know about it. rosanna: yeah. greg: stefanie. rosanna: yes. greg: there is a major parade up 5th avenue. rosanna: by the way, a million people are expected to line the sidewalks to celebrate the parade. 4,000 are marching in the parade. it is at 11:30 this morning until 3:00 in the afternoon. greg: we marched in the st. patrick's parade once. i felt awkward because we were not playing an instrument. rosanna: next time we'll play. anyone? this is a rendition of how it would look

if by chance the royals should win, governor cuomo has to wear one of their jerseys. also on the line, food of course and other native items to each state. so we have bagels, hot italian sausage. >> and kansas city is going to be home of the big steak. this could be good for us. right, chris? >> for the governor anyway. >> we should get in on this. >> put barbecue ribs on that. all over that. let's hope we get to eat the ribs and they don't get any of the bagels. we'll give them a token bagel. about weather classic to fall. 30s in the suburbs, 40s in the city to start out. the temperatures warm into the 50s this afternoon. a breeze out of the northwest at about 5 to 15 miles per hour. in the sunshine, it will feel a little better. 48 right now in the city. a lot of low and mid-30s distant suburbs north and west. 58 by 3:00. typical late october weather. seven-day forecast and world series forecast around the corner. right now let's find out about the commute. >> good morning. a couple problems on the roads today. route 9 remains shut down southbound between main stree

and you're starting to see references to mario cuomo from 1991.e major rules of presidential politics is never get compared to mario cuomo if you're going to decide to run for office. >> hamlet on the hudson. mario cuomo took it all the way to the filing deadline, they had the airplane idling on the tarmac and he never got up there. but a cynic could make the case thati beden is waiting for hillary to implode. but right now he outperforms her in head-to-head matchups against the republicans, in some cases by substantial margins. you still look at those poll numbers and ask, do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of her? do you think she's honest and trustworthy? those numbers are poisonous. what happens if in this debate, she has one of those moments like she had from '07. do you think suddenly we're talking about tomorrow about, hey, there is an opening? >> i don't doubt that you would be talking tomorrow about maybe biden having an opening. but there's two things to consider here. the first is that joe biden has had two cracks at this apple

i spoke to a guy a few months ago, he had the form from cuomo signed, ready to submit it.ffice space and everything. we're a little over an hour away from this big house republican meeting in d.c. with paul ryan. here's what i'm curious about. even if paul ryan gets what he wants, he gets the near-total majority of republicans onboard, would he, as speaker, be able to avoid the same trap that boehner fell into when it comes to debt ceiling, government funding, those must-pass bills? >> you know, i think if john boehner wants to do him a favor, he does the debt ceiling before he takes the speakership. because, no, you don't feel like there's a way to do this. that said, you talk about tea leaf reading. look, there is a lot of -- while we don't know what biden is going to do, and some of us are convinced that maybe the vice president isn't fully sure what he's going to do. paul ryan today is making every move that you would make if you were about to do this. having that meeting, unofficial meeting with the freedom caucus, having this meeting tonight that he's going to have,

lake cuomo. quite nice >>> cbs this morning has 1000 reasons to celebrate. and gail. update. >>> the 112-101 loss to the hawks, the islanders lost to the hurricanes and the devils tonight the mets try to get back into the world series. start. 51 degrees for your friday morning. we have a pretty nice weekend. >> looks like a beautiful start to what's going to be a gorgeous weekend with the mets the marathon the trick or treaters. >>> thankfully this year, weather is not going to play a starring role. weather is going to be cooler and cloudy tomorrow, a mix of sun and clouds and 55 to 60 for your day today. the coolest of the next year will be halloween and then we see a nice recovery. don't forget tomorrow night, you get to turn the clocks back an hour. i found out about a guy whose clock did it last week. a week before it was supposed to happen. so he has been early all week long. >>> and don't forget, if you are going to check out foliage, we are past peak well to the north and west but still pretty around the city and points >>> here's alex right now. >> reporter: i

. >> canned goods, batteries, candles. beautiful lake cuomo. bring in the water as low as it will go. hurricane joaquin strengthened to a category for last night. residents here are not taking any chances. >> i do not think we have to go crazy. just make sure that we have water, flashlights. sandbags, if you need them. >> tens, if not hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> reporter: this storm could produce brutal wind. for now, we will all just wait and watch joaquin's every move. they will really monitor the of's days. the governor's office is also development. back to both of you. greg: your umbrella does not look like it is for this world. rosanna: you look like mary poppins. >> reporter: i just said that to my crew. good thing i did not pay for it. rosanna: several cars on fire at a car auction lot. greg: fairfield new jersey. looks like, yeah-- rosanna: there are some flames there. >> the cause of the fire is not known at this time. over 20 vehicles have been burned. this is at an auto auction in fairfield. one of the pupils still in fire.

in, mario cuomo was leading every poll. you took back then among the democratic candidates that included bill clinton. he would have jumped into that race as the favorite. that's worth keeping in mind when we consider the position joe biden's in right now because it's not naezly as strong as cuomo's was and in fact there are signs that it is getting weaker. let me show you what i mean. this is the most recent nbc news online poll np came out last friday. and look at this. this is taken after last week's debate where hillary clinton got very positive reviews. he went from 15% in september down to 10% after that debate. that means that joe biden over the course of a month in the wake of that debate lost a third of his support. down there at 10% in a prospective democratic trial heat. other polls finding the same thing. this is a new cnn poll that's out just this morning. and again, over the last month you see biden going backwards. the other two candidates, sanders jumping up a little bit. hillary jumping up a little bit. bid

rosanna: mario cuomo. rest in peace. greg: take a look at that. we will re-create the snafu that led to the discovery of america. was it really the pinto? [laughter] leave that alone for a while. we will see how that turns out. mike: it sound like somebody made a wrong turn at outlook rosanna: we're just having a little bit of fun this morning. mike: a lot of folks heading out. the best looking day weather wise. around 11:00 a.m. a temperature of 60 degrees. we are on our way back up. 6 c or low 60s. a little cool for starters. here is what we have right now. forty-eight sussex. sixty-one montauk. a nice quiet start to the day. 4 degrees warmer for you out of ago. now we do have mainly clear skies right now. it is nice and quiet. here is a cloud cover. the cold front coming to town. also an area of low pressure. getting really close to us. offshore. this is a cold front coming it will bring us a quick hit of showers. it is in and out of here before you know it. maybe a little bit left over for you on wednesday. today, no rain. sunny skies. tomorro

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but cuomo pulled back at the last minute and a clinton went on to be president. >>> a top democratice tells cnn that biden's inner circle has indicated a decision could come in the next few days. >>> on the other side, republican front-runner donald trump has sworn off traditional campaign fundraising, but he's still raking in millions from unsolicited donation. he's spending that cash in unexpected ways as we learn from joe jon. >> i put together some really impressive deals. but this thing you've pulled off, it's amazing. a big and tasty for just a dollar. >> donald trump did this ad for mcdonald's more than a decade ago. little has changed. he forked over $458 at the golden arches. $1302 at home depot to $723,000 on jets and helicopters he already owns. in all this quarter, he spent $4.2 million. he did not solicit any donations but he got $3.9 million in donations from 74,000 people. he can close the deficit whenever he wants. >> i'm really rich. >> dropping millions of his own cash into the campaign. but rivals are not so lucky. many in the huge field struggling to raise money a

, mario cuomo kept on giving signals, i will, i won't did not declare-not going to run until the 20th so that's later in the process that we're talking about. robert kennedy, when he was thinking about whether to run lbj over the vietnam war issue in late 1967, 1968 was agonized, finally only declared 16th of march of that election year, the spring of the year that election would have been held. >>> michael beschloss, thank you. great to have you here on these nights to give perspective. >> thank you, rachel. >>> we have not had a vice president succeed the president since -- very is powerful i wonder if the vice president -- the vice presidency is a job that's evolving to be less of a steppingstone and more of just a good job in its own right? >>> we'll be right back. just about anywhere you use sugar, you can use splenda®... ...no calorie sweetener. splenda® lets you experience... ...the joy of sugar... ...without all the calories. think sugar, say splenda® >>> who is the authority on this issue? the chicken or the egg? >> a lot of people are on becky's side, but a lot of people poi

cuomo appears confident, going to look great in blue and orange. pep rallies for the mets are scheduled for tomorrow. the queensboro visit from 3:00 until 5:00 p.m. then at 5:00, this one on long island, in executive and legislative building. the dome there will be lit in mets orange and blue. don't forget, eyewitness news is your mets station. we'll be with the team every step of the way as the amazens take on the kansas city royals in the world series. >>> still to come on eyewitness news at 11:00, a shooting at a house party in queens sends two people to the hospital. the latest on their condition, as investigators try to figure out what sparked the gunfire. >> plus, inside the raid on an isis prison. a raid that freed dozens of hostages, but ended with the death of an american soldier. >> officials disqualify the winner of a high school cross help a struggling runner across the finish line. >> we're crisp and quiet out there, but eventually, we have rainfa for the girl scout meeting. okay. for the soccer team. for the girl scout meeting. how ma

. >>> governor andrew cuomo, queens native himself showing his faith for the mets through a friendly wager. cuomo bet an assortment of new york food and products against a similar batch of items from missouri. on the line a purchase bayingers from junior's bagels factory in queens and barbecue from the famous gates bbq in kansas city. the losing governor must also wear the winning team's jersey for an entire day. no word on a bet between the opposing city mayors. and stay with eyewitness news for coverage of the mets in the world series. we are with the amazins every step of the way as they take on the kansas city royals. >>> and now to a milestone at the jersey shore, the town of belmar is welcoming back its last two families displaced by superstorm sandy. the town started a fund-raising campaign back in february to raise the money needed to finish repairs on krista sperbur and theresa keith's homes. both their families have been displaced since sandy made landfall three years ago. the campaign brought in $240,000 in cash, material labor. >> developing at noon, a struck afghanistan.

thu video, are the nypd the man wanted in the killing of aide to governor cuomo. so far police have not made any arrestp the shooting death of a 43 year old lawyer in governor cuomo's administration. tattily shot on labor day in crown heights and he was, apparently, caught in the crossfire of rival gangs during a sell operation that lead up to the west ind quinn day parade. a 2-year-old girl in crit can condition after she and two pedestrians were truck by suv in queens. skyfoxhd over the scene nar the corner of atlantic avenue and 108th street in richmond hill, that is where the police say the suv ran red height, jumped the sidewalk, hit another car and struck three pedestrians killing one of hem. steve: a pastor in new jersey faced a judge today after allegedly pointing a gun at the he pleaded not guilty of aggravated assault for pointed unloaded at the boy and threatening to soot him. it happened that he catholic church. reverend carter says he was simply joking with the child because they are fans of rival football teams. >> i know, that he and his family, cam

chris cuomo joins us fresh off the tables. hi, chris. >> vegas, romans.n berman begging for money trying to play the slots. embarrassing. the energy of the city is nothing compared to the ex-hill ration anticipation. hillary clinton's campaign. bernie sanders's campaign. martin o'malley. they are all talking about who they will be and what they will not be. all we are not hearing about is what they will wear. we are going to look at it tactic tactically. what do we expect? this is a very different dynamic than what we saw with the republicans. where you have a dozen plus on stage fighting for a bit of oxygen. they will get time tonight. the question is what do they do with that time? we have good insights throughout the morning on "new day." you better get your boy berman some help, romans. he has his tie side ways. >> he already won $170 playing craps. i said quit while you're ahead. >> is that what he told you? >> that's what he told me. all right. guys, leave it in vegas. talk to you soon. we are hours away from the presidential debate. what rules will