. >> the shooting at the busy intersection of dekalb and flatbush avenues. jim dolan is there with the developing story. >> classes were letting out it eschool across the street. there were scores of people out there when the gunfire started. witnesses say at first down the street then it came down here to the dekalb avenue subway stop. before it was done, two people were shot. now a 17-year-old is dead and police say the gunman is still out there. >> reporter: police rushed to the crowded intersection of flatbush and dekalb. a shell casings scattered around the crowded sidewalk and bullet holes in cars. one of the guns used was found a few blocks away. police had to comfort the shaken eyewitnesss who saw two teenagers shot in front of them. >> i was walking across the street. kids were arguing and they came running down. the kids started shooting at him and shot him in the head. i ran back once they started shooting. >> i just moved from here. >> how are we safe? we go to school here. >> reporter: in downtown brooklyn, across the street from the university

two people were shot in front of this applebees at flatbush avenue. we know two people were shot in an unknown condition. in the meantime there's an ongoing investigation as there are no suspects yet in custody. if you travel along flatbush avenue it's shut down at fulton street and will be for the duration. reporting live over downtown brooklyn, shannon sohn, channel 7 eyewitness news. >> busy news night. thanks for watching. i'm bill ritter.

is still on the loose, and you can see the crime scene stretches almost the entire block here on flatbush avenue between dekalb and fulton street. a group of teens started to fight here, and they ended in front of the subway station where one teen was killed and another shot in the ankle. >> reporter: this exclusive surveillance video shows the moments of chaos before the shooting, and a group of teens take off running down the sidewalk on flatbush avenue, and the gunman among them. seconds later the group scatters, and you can see a 17- year-old victim shot in the ankle, hopping away. soot 17-year-old boy was -- another 17-year-old boy was shot in the head. >> kid on the stretcher was hit in the head. his brother was over here crying, his sister or whoever. >> reporter: the 17-year-old shot in the head was take tonight hospital, where he was pronounced dead. a fight between a group of teens sparked the shooting, possibly gang-related. it start at one end of the block and moved to the other. >> i was coming across the street, a bunch of young kids going crazy, and they were fighting over

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in flatbush, stephan kim, channel 7. >>> we are following breaking news off of staten island where a teenager has fallen down an elevator shaft. it happened in an abandoned building that was once a hospital. anthony johnson is at the seen -- anthony johnson is at the scene. >> reporter: we are standing on the corner here in staten island. let's show you that the abandoned building. it is a seven-story building. we understand this was the person got in the building -- we do see gates up around the building. how that person got into the building we do not know. apparently, that person, a 16- year old fell seven floors, suffering head trauma. his condition is critical. again, this is an abandoned building. police have not said if he was in there with anyone else but, obviously, someone did call 911. this report came in around 5:00 this afternoon. i did hear that the building has been unoccupied for quite a long time. you can see some of the emergency vehicle starting to lean the scene. once again a 16-year old male falling seven floors in a building that was unoccupied at the time. we a

dallas parkway, utility were going none on flatbush avenue. one x and enclosing all lanes on the bruckner east bound but the sheridan, affecting the commute with the george washington bridge. let's take a look at your commute on the boards river parkway, you are fine south bound and northbound, and the apartments come type of debris spilled, just one lane open, traffic is moving very slow and this is affecting the ramp onto the deegan so expect delays towards the cross bronx westbound on the east downside. 495 towards the lincoln tunnel, the approach of the george washington bridge looks good and trains are running gun or close. juliet: you did ok? ben: that might be a little strong. juliet: back to the campaign trail for the democratic presidential candidates. ben: last night they took part in their first debate. robert moses has a recap this morning. >> reporter: forget -- i am stayed up last night. good morning to both of you. what happens in vegas normally stays in vegas but hillary clinton hopes that is not true because she wants to carry

teenager is dead and another wounded in a shooting after 6:00 last night near the intersection of flatbush avenue right there and the subway stop. police a 16-year-old on mony hankins from queens was shot in the flat and anything-year-old was shot in the angle. several reports say there was a fight between teens before this started. no arrests have been made yet as police continue their investigation. ben: a week will be held for officer rand paul holder who was shot and killed in the line of duty, at the greater alan a. m e church in jamaica, queens starting at 9:00 a.m.. the nypd has confirmed the gun required in the east river is the weapon used to kill officer holder. the department'sunit recovered after an extensive search yesterday, the ballistics came back as an official match. >> we covered 67,000 square feet under the water so it took five days, but we got what the chief was asking us for and everyone of us is really proud. ben: 60,000 square feet. tyrone howard is charged with murder. officer holder's funeral is set for tomorrow. juliet: the fbi as warning police department of a

number 7, the king's theater in flatbush, brooklyn is also known as what? the wonder theater or the crown theater? it's one of five built in 1920 or 1930. it's number two, a wonder theater and it's a truly wondrous interior was inspired by versailles. question 8, reportedly part of a manhattan project was head quartered in which landmark? the program was administered from this address which was also one of the tallest buildings in the world, believe it or not. the answer is number 3, the woolworth building. they purchased uranium and conducted early research on a manhattan project. question number 9, according to the website, the cathedral of st. john the divine claims to be what? a cathedral is defined as a church of a bishop, by the way, and construction began in 1892, and today it is, number two, the world's largest cathedral measured by length and internal volume. the church claims to be one of five largest churches. question number 10, george washington was sworn in as president where in nyc? the national park service calls this site the birthplace of

in flatbush, brooklyn, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> now, the victim says that the suspects didn't say a word he has never seen them before. >>> these developing stories now. deadly shootings rattle two college campuses, texas southern university in houston on lockdown this morning after a shooting outside a student housing complex, one killed, two injured. two people are being questioned and officers are looking for a third. classes were canceled for the day. and the violence in houston came hours after another fatal shooting, this one at northern arizona university in flagstaff. one person was killed there, three wounded. police say two groups got into a confrontation overnight in a parking lot outside a dorm. 18-year-old freshman steven joined allegedly shot four members of the delta chi fraternity. police say jones stayed at the scenes. officers arrested steven jones without a struggle >>> president obama arrived in oregon this afternoon to meet privately with the families and survivors of last week's deadly shooting rampage. and in that case, eight students and a teacher were killed

. >> reporter: i'm katherine creag live off of flatbush avenue. this is where a teenager was tragically shot and killed. we'll tell you what local elected leaders plan to do at this spot to address violence. >>> if you're headed out the door keep watching "today in new york." download the app on your mobile device. >>> 6:30, a somber morning in queens as thousands of people are gathering to honor a murdered nypd officer. >>> a teenager killed as bullets fly on a crowded new york street. this morning we have new details about the victim. >>> this tuesday, it is game one hear how the mets are getting ready. "today in new york" starts now. >>> good morning. 6:30 a.m. on this tuesday. it's october 27th. i'm mike car gargiulo. >> i'm darlene rodriguez. let's check in with chris cimino. looking at the weather for the world series day. >> world series day here. quiet out there. a little bit of rain. should be good by game time. a little bit of drizzle. increasing clouds heading through this morning mid 40s to upper 40s. 20s showing up for the northern ha

it happened last night at a deli grocery and grill in east flatbush. at 9:30. one at the door the other pulled a gun and demanded money from the clerk. the 32-year-old victim had words with the gunman and was shot. today, an officer remained on guard in the deli. people who work in the area are stunned by the shooting. >> it could be anybody standing there innocently. >> this is not the way to go. especially when you're innocent you just standing there. it's tragic. >> police tonight still looking for the two killers. >>> a major break in a car theft ring. how investigators tracked down 90 high-end cars stolen in the suburbs. >> also, a hazmat scare. several people on a college campus sick after a possible carbon monoxide leak. >> and new rules for new york doctors who plan to prescribe medical marijuana. what they have to do before they write their first prescriptions. >> coming up on the "cbs evening news," really unusual story today, scott. frantic chase for this runaway blimp. >> reporter: absolutely. that's designed to keep our capital safe broke free toda

i grew up in east flatbush in brooklyn. i miss it tremendously. but that's where my roots are. ernie: got to go back. >> i'll go this weekend. >> with the kids and my job -- ernie: it's hard to do. >> very hard to do. i don't have the time. ernie: sometimes you'll take the kids. >> one of these days. >> i'm still in the old neighborhood. ernie: you're still there. you don't have to go anywhere. >> that's how much i love it. so you're happy staying where you were? >> yes. it's a warm feeling. it feels like home. ernie: you're always visiting. >> yes. ernie: keep enjoying it. >> thank you. pleasure meeting you. ernie: pleasure, too. bye-bye. all right. always remember your roots, right? that's right now what's happening. we'll say goodnight. thank you for joining us. i'm ernie anastos in studio 5 and our control room. thank you for being a part of our broadcast. wave to us, john. he's going to go visit his neighborhood today. going back to athens. russ: that's a long trip. >> reporter: going to take a # elevated state. cinnamon is my soul mate. no debate 'cause it tastes so great

. >> they open the door for us people in the neighborhood around crown heights or flatbush. i just say thank you to them. >> reporter: if you and your visit just yet, don't you worry, the haunted house will remain open friday. aj ross, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> earlier tonight i had the opportunity to be an mc for an organization who works hard to help at risk youth. champions for children awards gala in battery park. the brooklyn-based organization works to promote safety and achievement in schools, communities and jails. the money raised tonight will help to continue its vital work. >> good organization. >> they are fantastic. >>> so lee says back to reality. >> which is not so bad in october. just after 73. 60 is going to feel a little chilly tomorrow. outside tonight it's been beautiful. we've had a bit of a breeze out there. it's been gusty earlier in the day. we have pictures from four years ago. >> oh, that was four years ago? >> yeah the halloween there. snowtober. 2.9 inches in central park. lots of power outages. 19 inches in west milford, new jersey. flip-flo

arms last night after two groups of teens clashed on the busy corner of flatbush avenue and dekalb avenue around 6:00. he says he stopped to get a slice of pizza and seconds later, he says he heard the gunshots and ran outside. >> i heard the gunshots and he was following and i ran and caught him before he hit the floor. >> reporter: video shows a crowd of teening run down the sidewalk and then immediately scatter as another victim shot in the ankle hops away. the teens were initially running towards the fight and then ran away to dodge the bullets. >> everybody was surrounding. i couldn't see the middle. i didn't nothing that happened. next thing you know, boom, boom, boom and that was it. >> reporter: local residents say it is becoming far too familiar. >> we don't the feel safe. i am ready to move out of brooklyn. >> there's a million kids out here after school. and it's the terrible. from mcdonald's to here, you might see 400, 500 kids and i'm wondering why they're not cleared out. >> ever since they stopped the stop and frisk, the violence has increased dramatically. >> reporter: he

this man was trying to go home to flatbush. >> i just saw police cars coming from everywhere. >> reporter: some passengers stuck in taxis and livery cabs decided to walk and search for another way home. >> i'm trying to get to 76th and madison. >> reporter: how long were you stuck there? >> we came on just after it happened. >> reporter: so all the cars that were stuck in the southbound lanes have been cleared in the last 30 minutes, and they turned around and went the wrong way down the fdr going down the ramp to 125th street it developed over several blocks at 102nd street, and the shooting of the police officer here at 120thth, and then -- 120th, and then a man found, and the assumption is that he was involved with the crime scene, but many details need to be filled in. we do know an nypd officer is fighting for his life after being shot in the head. >> part of the city is essentially shut down, and joe bierman is over the fdr drive tonight. not easy for anyone trying to get around the area. >> reporter: not at all, kristine. the yellow crime scene tape in both directions, the fdr driv

the fire began at the building on church avenue at east flatbush today. firefighters risked their lives to pull that 9-month-old child from the flames on the second floor. the baby and four adults were taken to the hospital in serious condition. >>> in connecticut, shocking video of a teenager making a dangerous escape from an abduction. a camera captured that girl rolling out of a moving car to escape the driver who police say tried to snatch that teen on her way to school. news 4's michael george is live in bridgeport with more on this. michael? >> reporter: well, chuck, that teenager was walking right down the street here on her way to school when someone abducted her. now fortunately, she is okay because she made a split second decision to escape. and that escape was caught on video. watch this teenager tuck and roll out of a moving car. it was a risky move, but it helped her get away from a woman who was trying to abduct her. >> that's crazy. >> it's horrific for a female have to be jumping out of vehicles. >> reporter: we showed this video to neighb

earlin clarke attacked and robbed outside his home in flatbush tuesday afternoon. the suspects were seen ambushing him from behind. he was put in a chokehold, forced to ground by one person as a second attacker grabbed his wallet and his cell phone. >> the moment when it happened you lose your sense of reality. >> it was terrible. it was the worst thing i ever seen in my life to watch my brother helpless. >> surveillance video also showing the suspects at kings plaza mall. police say they used his credit cards to make purchases at the adidas store. no word on any arrests. >>> nypd commissioner bill bratton is concerned about the impending release of thousands of federal inmates. he says he supports the idea of releasing nonviolent inmates, but he says it's being rushed forward without appropriate safety nets including plans for proper monitoring, housing and jobs for the inmates. the commissioner hopes to meet with president bush while he is in washington next week to discuss this issue. >>> one of the city's emergency medical technicians charged tonight with fakin

the belt parkway, construction, west, flatbush avenue, that construction has been cleared away. our street cleaning rules are in effect for today. >>> all right heather and we're the condition of lamar odom this morning. he remains in a coma. one of his childhood friends is opening up about the condition of the former nba star. >> hundreds of u.s. service members placed on an isis kill >>> welcome back, and we are following every move as the mets continue on the road to the world series. this is a live look at citi field. the mets will head back today after beating the dodgers in los angeles last night 3-2, and now they'll move on to the national league championship series. we'll get a live report from citi field at 6:00 for game 1 of the nlcs will be played tomorrow night. >>> the other news we're following this morning, an nba player who grew up in new york with lamar odom breaks his silence. odom remains on life support in a las vegas hospital after he was found unconscious in a brothel where he reportedly used cocaine and took herbal viagra. the l. a. laker who calls himself

the westbound beltway is closed for construction between flatbush avenue. traffic is diverted to the eastbound lanes. let's take a live look. construction has cleared on the inbound george washington bridge. no delays at all. alternate side parking is in effect citywide. >>> back to the big news of the morning. the championship chase moves on. it is official the mets are the toast of the town. >> on their way back to queens after that locker room celebration last night. in l.a. it was great to watch. they beat the dodgers. morning the mets championship chase beginning with highlights from cbs-2's otis livingston. >> it has been a long nine years since the mets were in the post season. they want to keep this ride going as long as they can. a gut check 3-2 victory in los angeles last night. murphy's law taking home the hardware. >> in this all important game 5, it is the mets that struck first. the catalyst was daniel murphy. first he drove in curtis granderson with a double. more murphy in the fourth, using his head and his legs. on the lucas walk, he sees t

flatbush avenue to knapp street construction, east side runs two-way traffic. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. >>> thank you. it's 5:02. happening today, the demolition will begin on a vacant hospital in staten island following the death of a teenager there last week. police say 16-year-old marcos castillo was playing with friends inside the building when he fell seven stories town an elevator shaft. eyewitness news reporter kala rama is live now outside the building. >> reporter: a memorial of candles and flowers sitting outside the gate to that abandoned building. finally today demolition will start to tear this eyesore down, something that the neighborhood has been waiting for for months. back in february an emergency declaration was issued for the building to be demolished along with an order to seal the old staten island hospital on castleton avenue. after eight months the building is still standing and accessible. police say 16-year-old marcos castillo and four others were playing in the abandoned building right before he plunged to his deat

. >> they opened the doors for us people in the neighborhood around crown heights or flatbush. i just say thank you to them. >> there's more halloween fun to be had. the haunted house will be open again at 2:00 this afternoon. >> very cool. >> closing in on 5:00, we're following developments in the bronx after one person was killed. another person injured in a fast moving fire. several people displaced this morning. we're live at the scene. >> and we are live at citi field where the mets are set to take on the royals tonight in the first world series game to be played at citi field. >> also meteorologist bill evans is tracking your world series forecast. your trick or treating forecast and what you can expect for the tcs new york city marathon that's happening this sunday. your accuweather update coming up next at 5, channel 7 coming right back. for the girl scout meeting... okay. for the soccer team... for the girl scout meeting... how many meetings are you having?! at stop&shop, prices are down. savings are up. which makes the checkout lane, victory lane. >>> this is new york

the 16-year-old was killed and another teen shot in the ankle in front of the restaurant on flatbush avenue. in this video, you can see a group of teens take off running down the sidewalk. and seconds later, they scattered and an 18-year-old victim shot in the ankle hops away. police recovered a gun a few blocks away. and one bullet went through a parked van in the area. >>> well the championship chase come down to one last series. first pitch 8:07. the former mets, the let's go mets rally in queens yesterday as hundreds gathered to root for the team. fans respoke with say this time the mets are going all the way. and matt harvey is on the mound for tonight's game one. and now let's get over to john elliott, our mvp. >>> there's a chance for light rain to start the game tonight in kansas city, in the mid-50s. pretty skies in the city, and i want to take you up north, readings in the 20s parts of orange, sullivan, we are dealing with some cool temperatures for parts of eastern long island. and even down into ocean county, you're in the 30s. a cool way to start the day. 59 the high tod

from flatbush, by way of vermont, please welcome senator bernie sanders. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: good to have you here. >> my pleasure. >> jimmy: you have excited a lot of young people. have you ever excited young people before? >> not too often, no. >> jimmy: i notice in front of my studio audiences whenever i mention your name that you're getting a lot of support from very young people. who might not have been interested in politics before. >> that's right. >> jimmy: i think a lot of it is because certainly your positions. some of your positions i think are very interesting. in particular, you want college to be free. i think that's something -- something that resonates -- [ cheers and applause ] >> you know, here's the simple reality. this is the year 2015. everybody knows that a college degree today is more or less the equivalent what was a high school degree was 50 years ago, right? >> jimmy: true. >> we have free public education through high school. i think in a very competitive global economy what we have to say, if we want to compete, we've got to have colleges and univ

skyfoxhd overhead earlier on dekalb in flatbush avenues. two people shot after fight at shot after friday the 17th of this dead. an 18-year-old was shot in ankle and is expected to be okay. police have not made any rest. tonight a strong show of support for police officers across the city. the pro-police rallies come on the heels of the death of officer holder. zachary keys has the latest. reporter: here in brooklyn the death of officer holder change the narrative. not to point the finger but to wrap their arms around them. >> i think police officers are doing a great job and helping to serve the community. >> we pray lord against violence. believe pray against the marauders and raiders of goodwill. reporter: a teachable moment joined by police church leaders and activists like tony herbert. >> we support our police officers no matter what you believe. reporter: they came to condemn our killing. the former officer ran off older here. >> it comes with a sense of responsibility. or for code they called it a day of prayer and solidarity. in to

i grew up in a 3.5 room apartment in a flatbush neighborhood in brooklyn, a rent-controlled apartment. dad worked. we were never poor, but the truth is we never happened -- had a whole lot of money. my mother's dream had been to own a home of her own, and she never achieve that, she died young. buying anything, buying a jacket, became a major production. tensioncame an issue of in our household. and that is a lesson that have never forgotten. that all over this country now, there are people wondering today how they're going to keep the lights on, put gas in the car to get to work. i understand that. charlie: to say to the gives, that you do not have to eat. senator sanders: there are 40 700 millio7 million people livig hungry in this country. my of ringing has really affected me. charlie: what was it about your dad that made you admire him? senator sanders: a bold man, courageous man. he wanted to create a world and people had which all wasrtunity, and when he working you had people in the mines, people in factories working under his conditions. and he organized and he stood up and sa

rails, all ines: nice and early, construction going on, the parkway all lanes closed westbound at flatbush avenue due to construction, you also have construction on the bqe. closing all lanes man andbound, looking great this morning, let's go to our cameras and look at rockland county, the thruway toward the tappan zee bridge, moving at the speed limit no issues, crossing the tappan zee bridge let's go to that camera shot the westchester doing fine, nice and clear for you, as for the trains running on or close. the first game. i know we did. fans probably little hung over, it was crazy all around the area. i was in buckley's center last night at a fish restaurant, everybody is watching the game and and what they did. antwan: champagne flowing after they beat the dodgers advancing to the series, national league championship series against the cubs. juliet: duke has the highlights. duke: jacob degram gutted it out five penzance it may have been daniel murphy who goes down as the hero of last night's game. he was incredible. top of the first, no score. murphy at the plate, swinging about that

this video shows a number of teens running down the street, down the sidewalk on flatbush avenue toward the fight. and seconds later, the group scatters and you can see one victim shot in the ankle and the other hops away. another victim wasn't so lucky. the gunshots wednesday off and friend says he tried to help but no luck. the friend actually says that the victim who was shot died many his arms. police identify the victim as 16-year-old armani hankins. they say he was pronounced dead at brooklyn hospital. and a second man was shot in the ankle. they are still searching for the shooter and asking anyone with information to come forward. live in downtown brooklyn, diane macedo, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. we will continue to keep you >>> and we will get back to her. right now, 6:32. time for traffic and weather on the 2s. >> and clouds creeping in right now. that's basically what we're up against today. you will see filtered sun and mostly cloudy skies this afternoon. and right now, it is 46 in the city. it is cold north and west. i mean, looking at readings in the 20s. so patchy frost o

i grew up in a 3.5 room apartment in a flatbush neighborhood of brooklyn rent-controlled apartment. ,my dad worked. we were never poor, but the truth is that we never had a whole lot of money. my mother's dream had been to own a home of her own, get out of the apartment and she never , achieve that, she died young. buying anything, buying a jacket became a major production. how much money should we spend for the jacket? we can get it cheaper over here. money became an issue of tension in our household. and that is a lesson that have never forgotten. that all over this country now, there are people wondering today how they're going to keep the lights on, put gas in the car to get to work. i understand that. charlie: or they say to the kids that you cannot eat today. senator sanders: that's right. there are 47 million people living hungry in this country. we have people who are working hard and cannot afford to feed their families. my upbringing has given me a lesson that i have not forgotten and has had a great impact. charlie: what was it about your dad that made you admire him? sande

the 32-year-old man was inside the deli grocery and grill store in east flatbush last night. police say an argument broke out and the man was shot in the upper body. police are trying to determine what caused the dispute to escalate. >>> 6:36, it will be an emotional and final farewell for family and friends of nypd officer randolph holder killed in the line of duty last week. members of the ceremonial unit carried his casket out of the church in queens last night after thousands of people lined up to share their respects at his wake. >> reporter: good morning ken, it will be another long and difficult day of good-byes here at greater allen a.m.e cathedral. like we saw yesterday for officer randolph holder's wake we are expecting thousands of people to be here for his funeral. an honor guard carried officer holder's flag draped casket out of the church last night after his wake. the line yesterday outside the church here in jamaica queens stretched for several blocks as people stood in the long line to pay their respects. police officers from around the country were also here

as you travel along and going on to the belt parkway we had construction westbound flatbush to knapp street. two way traffic on the eastbound lanes. we will check in about that. we have street cleaning rules in effect today. >> thank you. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news this morning," why the fbi is taking a closer look at very popular fantasy sports companies. >> and a local woman who sued her young nephew after an choose to move freely. move free ultra has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. and now try move free night. the first and only 2-in-1 joint and sleep supplement. jill and kate use the same dishwasher. same detergent. but only jill ends up with wet, spotty glasses. kate adds finish jet-dry with five power actions that dry dishes and prevent spots and film, so all that's left is the shine. >>> welcome back.actor randy quaid is scheduled to be back in court in vermont after being arrested crossing the canadian border. he is accused of leaving the u.s. five years ago to avoid a vandalism charge in

teenager is now behind bars in the shooting death of a 16-year-old boy on a malik peters opened fire in flatbush on monday. surveillance video shows this large group of teenagers running after the shots rang out. peters is now facing several charges including murder. >>> and the son of a connecticut couple who went missing now being charged in his parents deaths. the remains were found yesterday in the yard of a connecticut home. police have charged their son kevin with murder. his girlfriend is charged with conspiracy to commitment murder. >> so much going on this weekend. cool and delay for halloween. a high temperature of 56 degrees. not too windy. it is comfortable cool. tomorrow dry and mild for the marathon. >>> and we're back on this special halloween edition of "today" on saturday, october 31st, 2015. we have incredible costumes on the plaza this morning. in a few minutes, we will be in our costumes as well. let's say we are full of surprises this morning. we have a very special guest in the house. >> that is still a surprise to us. we are all interested. >> i'm hyping it up. i don't kno

another on the belt westbound at flatbush avenue. delays on the garden state parkway. >> thanks you very much. we'll be right back with the forecast. >>> the trepd nd is chillier the next couple of days. starting out in the 40s and 50s. 30s in the suburbs tonight. upper 50s tomorrow. sun followed by clouds. early shower or two sunday. quiet early next week and rain late wednesday into thursday. darlene? >>> coming up on the "today" show, desks without chairs. a look at what experts are saying about the health benefits of standing desks. another local update in a half hour. >>> 7:30 now on this friday morning. it's the 23rd of october, 2015 already, and we're getting an early start to the weekend. we've got a great concert on the plaza. carrie underwood will take our stage in our next hour. can't wait for that. >> looking forward to that, but first a look at what's making headlines this morning. patricia is now the strongest hurricane ever measured. the category 5 storm with winds near 200 miles per hour is heading towards mexico's pa