emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> for the full list go to cbsnewyork.com. >>> a nice monday. unusual november day again. >> abelievably beautiful monday. -- an unbelievably beautiful monday. it will change by 11:00 p.m. tonight, winds start shifts. mild, clear. 63 degrees. consider this, 16th day of november, and 15 of the 16 days talking 8 degrees above normal on average. 15-16 days, by tomorrow, it will be 15-17 days. the average is 54. today 67 in new york city. some of you outside the city found 70 degrees. tomorrow, you will struggle to find 50 degrees. forecast 50 for new york city. plenty will be in the upper 40ss tomorrow because of this front -- 40s tomorrow because of this front. front drops in. winds shift to the north. temperaturesgo down. no wet -- temperatures go down. no wet weather. denver, that wet weather gets to us on thursday. future cast, you will find your day tomorrow is sunny. 15 degrees colder. wednesday, clouds, late day shower. the front comes through with rain. the rain will be heavy for your day on thursday. numbers, boy, up and down. talking 50 d

here is emily smith. >> reporter: at 50 riverside boulevard you have waterfront living i'm emily. >> i'm dan weiss. nice to meet you. >> reporter: you are the interior designer? >> wanted a color pallette that was neutral. >> reporter: the designer's favorite piece, this walnut table with acrylic legs. >> this is a beautiful kitchen. all fabricated in italy, italian marble. a great place for a gathering. >> reporter: the master bedroom sides in its own wings. >> all of the furniture was custom made. >> i was told to sit over here. >> this is where you can read a book, have some tea. >> reporter: the tub is like a swimming pool. >> it's deep. >> reporter: a long hallway has five bedrooms off of it leading to a media room. >> this is your own resort. you have the pool, the media room. >> reporter: that's your own private pool. >> this is something that you can have if you live in new york. $15,350,000. >> wow. taxes and fees, 72 a year. >> champagne wishes -- budget. >> that's the saying. that's what it was. that definitely qualifies for up there. >>> we're talking about a warmup that'

emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> more information now on how to protect yourself online. buy from retailers you know by going to their websites directly. check security measures by making sure wifi private and -- is private and protected. purchases and check your records daily during the season for unusual purchases. . >>> a bazaar scene in china. take a look at this. surveillance video shows three vehicles jerk and then they appear to levitate off the ground. at work. a steel cable got caught on a truck on the right side of the screen there and then it tripped all the passing vehicles. >> wild. >> there is the cord and the truck. and then that tripped all the other vehicles. >> got to look closely. >> did you see that? [ laughter ] >> man, i thought the video had to be doctored. >> no, it is for real. >> cars like dancing. here is what we have weather wise. the temperature is 43 degrees. more clouds over head. you will see the clouds thicken up. high temperature of 49. 49 is what you expect to see this day. the last day of november. 24 your morning low. 34 degrees this m

emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> experts suggest be careful with your credit. racking up credit cards at each store for the deals can lower your credit store quickly. >>> lowering salt intake is part of a menu change. menus must now include a salt shaker item for items that have more than the recommended daily limit. the menus explain high sodium can increase blood pressure and the risk of heart disease and stroke. >>> concern tonight over a potentially large fish die off. it follows several large kills off long island's east end. the state needs to find the cause. cbs 2's elise finch with the story. >> the entrance from the creek seems normal but it is teaming with bunker fish and competing to survive. >> a lot of fishane small area. they -- fish in a small area. they are fighting to breathe. >> reporter: desperately trying to draw in more oxygen. dozens have already died. others floating to shore. >> waiting for an easy meal. >> reporter: this follows a massive fish die off on the east end. fisherman had to be paid to haul them away. they believe this is caus

emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> good information. xylitol can also be found in toothpaste. doctors suggest sticking with brands made for pets versus human products obviously when dealing with your dogs. >> very good information. i didn't know that. >> you bet. that's it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you again at 11:00. the news at 6:00 starts right now. captions by: caption colorado comments@captioncolorado.com >>> developing tonight. slashed on the subway. two men stabbed on the c train. >> security breach on the lirr. how did a passenger get into a conductor's compartment that should have been locked? >> also, fallout over a fence. a homeowner under fire for building this fence on a sacred ground. >>> but first, facing a judge, our first look tonight at the young man accused of killing his parents. good evening, i'm dana tyler. the son of jeffrey and jennette navin appeared in a connecticut courtroom today. kyle navin is accused of killing his parents in august. new details revealing in court suggest a history of drugs may this family apart. as cbs 2's lou young reports,

emily smith, cbs2 news. >> reporter: children as young as 4:00 can join kids' trade. the only criteria is you have to be in school. >>> here are some ways to contribute to the bottom line. social media is exploding with opportunities every day for kids to become superstars. even super earners from free clothing to nest eggs for the future. posting pictures and videos >> i was able to really help myself work through college my first year. all the books i had, pretty much everything i did at school my first year at college was because of youtube. >>> the pros and the cons tonight on cbs2 news. >>> that is going to do it for us here at 5:00. we'll see you again at 11:00. >>> the news at 6:00 starts right now. >>> >>> right now this monday night at 6:00, a developing story in think in new jersey. there is trouble on tap for the thanksgiving holiday. >>> plus a rush hour traffic jam at the lincoln tunnel right now. we are live with mobile 2 and the worst bottle necks nationwide. after an emergency terror drill in the city. a discovery underground that some say could put yo

cbs 2's emily smith is live in the newsroom with more on this notorious case now that finally ended. >> reporter: the decision came down less than an hour ago. vincent asaro was acquitted in the legendary heist at jfk. the $6 million armed robbery was considered the largest in u.s. history. 80-year-old redskin sent asaro walked out of court a free -- vincent asaro walked out of court a free man. the reputed member of the bonanno crime family kept a low profile for decades. his cousin came forward recently naming him in a robbery portrayed in the movie "goodfellas." prosecutors said he collected at least $500,000 from the robbery, a key piece of evidence for the government, secret recordings of asaro complaining he didn't get his fair share of the money from the lufthansa heist. prosecutors said he had a gambling problem and lost his cut at the racetrack. this afternoon, his lawyers didn't seem to want to let him speak but he had a few words at the microphone. >> i just want to repeat, i like to thank my two lawyers. i would like to thank you for treating me great. >> now i think mr.

we are live in paterson, emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. >>> the nypd has released a photo of the man wanted in connection with a deadly shooting in manhattan. police have identified this man as one of the suspects, he is a 27-year-old. investigators say a drug deal gone wrong on path street led to the shooting. he -- on 35th street led to the shooting. they allegedly followed the victims to a subway entrance before opening fire. >>> rallies across the country today as workers demand an increase in minimum wage to $15 an hour for all employees. janelle burrell is live in harlem where one demonstration is taking place. >> reporter: the rally here on west 125th street just starting to wrap up but they have been billing this as the largest series of rallies nationwide today. and they chose to have the next year's presidential election, urging candidates to pay close attention and recognize the 16 million minimum wage workers in the u.s. as a key voting block. from rain-soaked protesters in the heart of harlem -- [ chanting ] >> reporter: to the pre-dawn chants in downtown brookly

emily smith, cbs 2 news. . >> roderick covlin faces 25 years to life in prison if convicted. >>> new at 5:00 p.m. a baby fell through a subway gap. the one-year-old girl was in a stroll that tipped over -- stroller that tipped over at times square last night. a good samaritan reached down and pulled the baby up to safety. the child's injuries are not said to be life-threatening. >>> a driver slammed into a group of trick or treaters. three people were killed. the youngest 10-years old. cbs 2's matt kozar is live with what he learned today. matt? >> reporter: pain and heart ache at the spot where the crash happened. people saying prayers and leaving candles and flowers on the sidewalk. the driver missed hitting a tree and a pole by inches that would have protected people on the sidewalk instead he barreled into them. tonight police say they believe they know why he lost control. >> reporter: investigators believe the 52-year-old had a on morris park avenue causing him to crash and hit and kill three people. police say he takes two medications for seizures. but told police he hasn't ha

emily smith takes us there. >> reporter: you find a picturesque three-level level. >> we're in this two-story gallery, it extends from the front to the back of the home. >> reporter: a private office, off the foyer has rich mahogany and an elegant dining room brings you to a butler's panty and then the kitchen. >> these countertops are from it's stain proofed. >> reporter: the kitchen has custom cabinetry and multiple the home. >> here is the living room. you have a fireplace that's an antique marble. up the staircase is the beautiful master suite. >> reporter: up here, six bedrooms, the master has a large balcony. inside the bathroom, you have access to two large dressing rooms. i see one that way and one that way. >> yes. >> reporter: it's an apartment. >> yes. >> reporter: an island and a lot of natural lot add to it. there's a wine cellar. >> nice and cool. >> reporter: each bottle labeled as part of a coveted collection. room or watch a movie in the theater. there's a mirrored fitness room and a custom hand crafted bar in brazilian cherry awaiting your friends and family. outside, you ca

emily smith, cbs 2. >>> churn as young as 4 can join kids trade, but the only requirement is you have to be in school. >>> here's steve overmyer with your cbs 2 sports update. >> reporter: the knicks are a better team than we expected and some is due to the emergence of kristaps porzingis. but give derek fisher some credit. no team uses their bench more than the knicks it keeps everyone fresh and also makes them a versatile squad. as good as they played this year, they would still miss the playoffs if the season ended today. enter the heat. here's porzingis with a 7-point lead in the 2nd. the knicks are holding them to under 100 points a game. it's clear miami had the code. it's like the knicks were suffering from heat exhaustion. game high of 25 for green. winslow here. some thought he should be drafted rather than kristaps porzingis. for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. have a great one. >>> time now, 6:00 50. usually you have to go outside of manhattan to find a 7,000 square foot home, but not when you're living large. >> the brand new luxurious home that includes a rooftop pool.

cbs 2's emily smith reports from greenwich, connecticut. [ music ] >> reporter: this majestic english manor is reminiscents of an old world casting with stone, brick and wood on four acres. it even has a pond. inside, 16 rooms totaling more than 14,000 square feet. douglas elements' maryann heaven gave us the tour. >> you enter into this glorious double height entrance hall and weather we turn around, you're greeted by this very, very regal staircase. >> reporter: it's old world elegance with giant rooms and ceilings that soar to 23 feet. >> this wonderful place is for grand living. >> reporter: the dining room exudes a certain richness, yet it's banquet sized. >> it's so grand that you could have 30 people sitting here. >> reporter: this is the kitchen ready for large family dinners. >> there's children, there's pets. it's quiet right now. >> reporter: we ascended a staircase to the bedroom suites. >> you can imagine your daughter descending the staircase at her wedding, of course. >> of course. >> reporter: the master suite has a sitting room with french doors leading to a private b

cbs 2's emily smith takes us behind closed doors in brookville. >> reporter: this historic home sits on an eight acre property built in 1941. it belongs to marc anthony. he is also general i have lopez's former -- j-lo's former husband. they called this 10,000-square- foot mansion home during their 10-year marriage. douglas element's luis ortiz gave us the detour. >> the owner had their babies here. you can find that out i think, you know, a lot of paparazzi trying to take pictures of them. this is on marc's favorite rooms where they spent every christmas and they opened their gifts. wide butler's pantry marble counters and a stove that costs $95,000. a custom piece. >> made in france, maybe? >> i'm not sure where it's made but it says [ indiscernible ] france so you know a lot of this stuff, i love it. >> reporter: the superstar couple originally had this sunroom set up as a place to dine year round. all of the furnishings you see today have been staged. most every room has an original 1940s wood-burning fireplace including the dining room. upstairs, you find the master suite one of

here's cbs 2s emily smith. >> reporter: a french chateaux on dupont court has a majist appearance sitting on six acres. we met maggie inside. >> hi. i am emily. >> reporter: the grand entree fewer has 29 -- foyer has 29 slabs of marble on the floors. >> and they'ralityinated with calcut a. >> reporter: look up and see hand-crafted plaster designs around a leaded glass panel. a sunken formal living room has rich reclaimed walnut floors. >> and even as big as the space is are, the house is warmth. >> reporter: it's a 250,000- square-foot home. a billiard room with more reclaimed walnut floors and ven serbian walls meant to look like leather. >> and this is the library or office on this level. >> reporter: -- and with letting you can cook on the custom counters flanked by butcher block. >> and they are what you would see in the bedroom in a house this level. took us to the top floor. >> a breakfast companien? >> yeah. >> no. >> and this is all part of the totaling 1,000 square feet. >> yes, it is. >> looks small in here, right? >> and a sitting room leads to the dressing rooms, walls of shel

here's cbs 2's emily smith. >> reporter: a mediterranean villa sits on 2.5 acres. [ music ] >> look up and see the natural light come through and if you look down we are on top of the indoor swimming pool. >> i see the hot tub. >> reporter: beautiful mill work and attention to detail catch the eye. long wide hallways with marble floors and archways bring you to the formal entertaining spaces. >> the home is symmetrical so on this side of the house we have the beautiful sun lit formal living room. if you notice, we have windows and doors on three sides. >> reporter: french doors and beautiful mahogany floors. in the home office, more mahogany, mixed with brick for a transitional style. >> kitchen is all top of the line appliances. >> reporter: there's plenty of space for cooking and eating in a breakfast nook nestled in a tower. the ceiling is high. we took a bridal staircase to the bedroom level where you find six rooms, the master you can step into a master suite sitting room. >> tall ceilings a lot of great lights. beautiful space. >> reporter: comfortable chairs. [ laughter ] >> so

emily smith takes us on a tour. >> reporter: life at the ritz and battery park looks like this. >> hi, i'm emily. >> lindsay stokes with town residential. >> and we're in residents 31- 32e. a five-star hotel. the unit why under went a tremendous renovation and combined two units. >> and we'll head into the living-dining area. you will see the beautiful views, a tremendous feature. >> reporter: the views that show off new york city and a vignette of the statue of liberty. >> and sitting and watching the boys go by all day. cherrywood and leads to a shiny kitchen with top-of-the-line appliances. >> and my favorite feature is the built in espresso feature. >> and everything is beautifully custom done and walnut paneling. >> and has a fully stocked bar with a dishwasher and icemaker. >> and throughout the entire level, our built-in speakers. and this is a gorgeous 600- bottle temperature-controlled wine cellar. >> and this is amazing. i was saying how you're fining the wine cellar on the main 44. >> and that is right. >> also, a vip guest bedroom with an on-sweet bath. >> and feels like a

emily smith was there for the tradition. >> reporter: it's 89th macy's york city. this year, 17 giant character balloons wowed the crowds. those making a debut include ice age, ronald mcdonald and angry birds. and we found some parade goers making their own debut. have you been here before? >> far. >> reporter: 27 floats, 12 marching bands, and 1100 cheerleaders kept the crowds happy. >> macy's thanksgiving day pa! >> if you had a bucket list option, this is probably one of the greatest things to see. >> it's new and different since they added so many new floats. >> reporter: but it wasn't all fun and games. more nypd than ever before lined the parade route. more than 2500 officer, plus counterterrorism units, specifically trained to deal with active shooters. police commissioner bill message, security doesn't stop here. >> we have black friday and then we have the lighting of the christmas tree, rockefeller center and then the mills of tourists and shoppers right on through new year's eve. so these five weeks, incredibly busy time for the city and the department.

emily's smith with more from washington. >> reporter: in brussels belgium quiet does not mean that column. the city is under a partial lock down because of what officials call a series and its threat keeping citizens home while police searched for terrorists in the attacks in paris. full fax are widening from the world the british prime minister met with the french president, among the three big meetings this week for the coalition against isis. and also met with president obama >> reporter: for our people the other for paris the a. that in the west shows 57 percent of americans disapprove of how president obama is handling the situation in assessed. the president >> reporter: candidate trust hillary clinton gets the nod. the club >> reporter: this matchup >> reporter: the closest matchup. u.s. politics impacted by paris. >> pam: there is a breaking news out of the north bay right now. authorities have just found a man suspected of killing his parents in their home here been near sebastopol in the newsroom tonight with more. in the >> grant: visuals associated say the person arrested some

emily smith, cbs 2 news. >> i have a pile of toys. >> seems like a good deal. >> for sure. >>> time now 6:27. coming up, a warning before you head off for the holidays. the travel alert issued for everyone. >>> you're a terrorist and also about how i'm going to blow up your temple. >> screamed and spit on. the man accused in this alleged hate crime could be working for the government. cbs 2 news continues after the break. every sip. the taste uniquely dunkin'. each cup uniquely you. brewed fresh because it's not just any coffee. it's your coffee, your dunkin'. there are over 15,000 ways to take your coffee at dunkin'. every cup as unique as you. always fresh with that signature smooth taste. we take pride in every cup, but only one is your coffee, your dunkin'. america runs on dunkin'. >>> it is 6:30. now 34 degrees and beautiful skies on this tuesday, november 4th. a little nippy when you get out this morning. things are expected to warm up just in time for thanksgiving. coming up. breaking news. >> a russian plane shot down as it crosses over the syrian ask turkey board. and now turke

emily: police are trying to figure out exactly what caused a deadly crash in boston. brian archand and his girlfriend rebecca smith were killed when their pick-up truck plunged into the charles river saturday night. the rhode island couple was in the city celebrating archand's birthday. police say the truck ran a red light near the leverett circle, before side-swiping an s.u.v., and crashing through a barrier into the river. randy: a new hampshire couple is demanding answers after their van was vandalized three times. the laughtons, who are disabled, have parked their van in the same assigned spot at their derry apartment for the last seven years. in the last week, they say someone has spray painted the van, rubbed dog feces on it, and put sugar in the gas tank. keep paying the deductibles to get it fixed. emily: jury selection resumes today in the murder trial of a danvers teen charged with raping eight jurors have been chosen so far to sit on the jury in the philip chism trial. eight more jurors are needed. chism is accused of murdering colleen ritzer at danvers high the trial is expected to last at least a mont

emily: that was so good. erika: regular red sauce would do. your guests would be impressed. copper smith are opening their coffee bar . they hope to be open 18-24 hours a day. it becomes their third space. randy: it looks fun. you have to stop this series. it is making as hungry every morning. i' m starving. it is a question many reporters would have been afraid to ask, but one reporter went for a live on television. a life-changing moment ahead in eye poppers. congressman seth maltin trading words with the governor. their fight over syrian refugees. todd: the teenager accused of raping and murdering his teacher is frustrating the judge. what philip chism refused to do that has the courts taking action. saint-denis, f rance outside of paris, this is more video of the, raid. we are getting word that seven people were arrested. the operation is over at this cindy: it is cold out there. teens and 20' s in the suburbs. 33 right now in boston. temperatures stay in the 30' s. until 8:00 this morning. we will climb into the 40' s to around 50 degrees this afternoon under laws of sunshine today.

smith. she does a great job and has put together a fantastic team. it was wonderful to see that. emily: did you let them get out of school early? randy: no. i didn't call anybody to the office. cindy: it was a colder than average day in boston. in fact the coldest day since april 9. it was only 45 in the city but with sunshine and light winds it actually felt pretty nice. starting out with sunshine this morning. the sun is up at 6:38 officially. 35 degrees under clear skies. light winds. that is lost. look at the suburbs. 21 in bedford. 21 in belle . 19 in norwood. lots of 20's from the south shore and plymouth down to the cape. look at martha's vineyard at 21. a cold start this morning. temperatures coming up to 48 degrees for your lunch hour. under the sunshine with the light wind, it feels pretty nice this afternoon as we come up to around 50. toward the day's end, we will start to see the clouds increase as high pressure begins to move out. system to start to inch closer to us. it will first bring in the clouds overnight. it is not going to be as cold tonight. tomorrow is a milder

emily: police are trying to figure out exactly what caused a deadly crash in boston. brian archand and his girlfriend rebecca smith were killed when their pick-up truck plunged into the charles river saturday night. the rhode island couple was in the city celebrating archand's birthday. police say the truck ran a red light near the leverett circle before side-swiping an s.u.v. and crashing through a barrier into the river. randy: as state officials continue to discuss how to draw a grand prix-style road race to boston's seaport next year, we're hearing about complaints in other cities that have hosted similar events. for example, a brief experimentation with indycar in baltimore was shrouded in complaints, court action, and financial trouble despite reasonably strong attendance numbers. the inconveniences have been the subject of debate as boston discusses next year's event. emily: worcester residents will get the chance to weigh in tomorrow on the local tobacco control ordinance. city officials have re-drafted the ordinance that was approved back in june. among the new recommendations expanding the city's regulat

emily blount was wearing a borrowed dress. when was freaking out because when it got wet it shrunk like three sizes. >> a look back at the famous including anna nicole smith. welcome back as we commemorate 35 years of covering entertainment news, we are reminded of the loss of anna nicole smith in 2007 sent shock waves through our newsroom. it that was a small chapter in the ongoing saga surrounding the star and her family. of course the birth of her only daut wsh dannie lynn, preceding the death of her son daniel, by tle three days. >> unimaginable mourning. she had drug use until her death at 39. we were by her side at those difficult times and we are with the family she left behind. >> i look at her and she is my everything. she remind me so much of her mom. as she gets older and her features are changing. just like a little miniature anna nicole running around. >> at nine years old, dannie lynn is the living legacy of anna nicole. many wondered if she would be damaged by anna's alcohol and drug use. she is an excellent student and loves playing games with her dad, like star wars. >> could you have looked like me and that would be bad. >> tell me about