vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> looking pretty good. not as bright as yesterday. it will be as warm as yesterday. high around 60 degrees this afternoon. slight chance of a shower. mainly south and west of the city as we get into the afternoon. overnight showers for everybody. and then tomorrow will be the main rain events. let's check out the temperatures right now.

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vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> looking pretty good. not as bright as yesterday. it will be as warm as yesterday. high around 60 degrees this afternoon. slight chance of a shower. mainly south and west of the city as we get into the afternoon. overnight showers for everybody. and then tomorrow will be the main rain events. let's check out the temperatures right now. fifty-four in the city. and 38 in started. fifty-two in greenwich. thirty-five and the hamptons. quite a spread. as we look at the 24 hour temperature change, there is a huge bump up. it is 20 degrees warmer in monticello now as opposed to yesterday at this time. warmer. on the satellite and radar, we watched as the clouds get more thick. plenty of rain making its way closer to us. most of that right now making valley. tomorrow. we are expecting a very foggy start to the work week today. pretty cloudy out there. by 3:00, the high is 61. mostly cloudy. it will be breezy with a slight progresses. i will have the full forecast coming up and talk about the rain moving in tomorro

vanessa murdock has the details, cbs 2 this morning starts right now. >>> live from studio 46. this is cbs 2 news this morning. >>> good morning it is 6:00 on this saturday march fifth. >>> today's top stories are straight ahead. the forecast. beautiful day, but a chilly day, low 30s, heading for the low 40s out there. it is 29 right now in central park, 16 in monticello, 26 in the hamptons, 25 in belmar. as we look at the wind chills they are existent, feels like 24 in the city, feels like single digits in monticello, 7 is that wind chill right now. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, fortunately there are very few clouds out there. it will be a beautiful start to your day, just a chilly one as we roll into the afternoon, we'll start to see more clouds and warm to 42 degrees this afternoon. not quite a seasonal day. our normal high is actually 46 degrees. a few degrees below the northerly. winds will be subsiding throughout the day by this afternoon blowing about 5 to 10 miles per hour. yes we do have the beginning of a warming trend but it is going to be 25 plus degree

congratulations. >>> let's check in with vanessa murdock. somebody good week to run. >> i am inspired to run this week. this morning, only be avid runners i think will be out. we are at or below freezing. let's check with our weather watchers to see where temperatures fall across the region. thirtys that -- getting into the mid-30s across long island. it is freezing right now. north plainfield, reporting mainly cloudy skies. the relative humidity is 38%. snow has been moving through. very little has reached the ground. it is evaporating before it going north of the city -- temperatures are hanging in the 20s this morning. partly cloudy skies for christie this morning. good morning everyone. hope you are enjoying the start to the day. a lovely forecast. live outside right now, from across the empire state building, mostly cloudy. 34 degrees. wind out of the north, northeast at six. what can you expect moving forward? some flakes this morning. very few. and not for everybody. skies will gradually clear today. fiftys monday. sixtys tuesday. wed

. >>> rubert mursdok now a marry -- murdock is now a married man. they'll be holding a big celebration tomorrow. 84-year-old groom and 59-year-old bride were engaged in january. murdock tweeted in part "i feel like the luckiest and happiest man in the world." >> the former mrs. mcjagger. >> exactly right! it's gonna be a great weekend, timing perfect. as soon as the weekend is over, we see a change. you can see no weather problems right now. skies are beginning to clear. it's gonna be a nice night with mild temperatures. and tomorrow and sunday just look great. some of those clouds now drifting out of the state. clear skies coming in behind it. we take a look at the big picture. to the north, a little system moving through. rain and snow. still some scattered snow showers into the northeast. most of that system is off the eastern seaboard. what we're watching is a pretty potent system out here. lots of rain moving into california and the pacific. and yes, this colorado. on the hour by hour forecast. 5:00 am on sunday, that's when we roll this up. no

we will check in with the vanessa murdock. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. >>> good morning. 7:00 a.m. on this sunday. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea. >> the top stories are straight ahead. let's get to vanessa murdock who has been tracking a warm up. >> a big warm up on the way. maybe a few flurries this morning. ground. but it is a cold start to sunday. a chilly end to the weekend. and then, temperatures will be climbing big-time. right now, let's go to the vortex satellite and radar picture. most of us under mainly cloudy looks like snow moving through. very few places reporting it reaching the ground. a few flurries through the by midmorning, it is out of here. after that, we will be looking toward a much brighter afternoon. 33 degrees right now in the city. twenty-six in franklin. as we take the forecast hour by hour, by 9:35 a.m., feeling like 32. noon, 39 and partly sunny. this afternoon, your high is 45 degrees. pretty much on par with where we should be. feeling more like 44. the wind will be calm today

first, meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. our lovely ladies in their easter best. one day of the year, right? >> thank you so much, dick. yes, one day out of the year. [ laughter ] >> no. we could see easter best. >> you're right. >> oh, you can never compliment a woman and get it right. am i right? okay. >> we are always -- >> oh, man. >> you look very dapper as well. >> in your sunday best, my friend. all right. let's get dick out of the hole on to the forecast. it is looking like a very pleasant it your weekend. plenty of clouds around early. more sun later on. we are at 43 right now in central park. 36 in quag. we have clouds overhead right now. they are hanging awfully low. thicker clouds trying to stream in through the south. through the day clouds this morning, a little more sun later on and tonight overnight showers. 9 a.m. 44 degrees. mainly cloudy. 1:00 partly sunny and 50 by five tonight. looking good and 53. the high this afternoon will be 55 degrees. i hope everybody has a beautiful day. rain on the way to start

vanessa murdock is here with the forecast. and we are back to freezing temperatures. >> not your fault. >>> good weather, warm weather on the way later after the week. today is going to be quite nice as for the snow tomorrow, it is looking less impressive which i think many will be happy to hear there will be some disappointed people though as well. we will get to that forecast in a little while, i want to talk about today what's happening out there right now because it is chilly out there, 37 in the city, 27, and as for the 24 hour temperature change it is 24 degrees colder in scarsdale, and toms river. a few clouds over head yes generally speaking i think it is going to be a beautiful beginning to your weekend and then we widen the picture to show you what's happening. one will move through first the one closer to us and then down south there is an area of low pressure that will lift in our direction, that will bring us a little bit of a chance for snow tomorrow. but for today, no snow in the forecast not during daylight hou

vanessa murdock is here with that. >> it will cooperate. it's just not going to be as overall, i think it's a pretty nice sunday forecast. looking pretty good. let's check in with the weather watchers this morning to see what's happening out there. temperatures have not warmed up much yet. we are heading for the 50s. and one ever our weather watchers says, hey, a good day for yard work? i say absolutely. we will have plenty of clouds. there is no rain in the mix. warming into the mid 50s as long as you are not near the coastline. tom donovan reporting sunshine in islip. winds on the calm side at four miles per hour. 42 degrees looking to les. he has cloudy skies in little neck. things looking decent right now. just not perfect with ample cloud cover hanging over the region. let take you live outside. show you what's going down out there. murky picture from high atop the em pair state building. cloudy skies. east winds at 8 miles per hour. what can you expect from the forecast? clouds this morning giving way to some breaks of sun for this we

first vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. talking about some rain. >> rain on the way. tomorrow will be the brunt of it. we could see showers late this afternoon and evening. mainly south and west of the city. end to the weekend. temperatures close to the 60- degree mark again. however we will see more clouds today than yesterday. already happening. let's take a look at what is happening outside right now. it is so much warmer this morning as opposed to yesterday at 6:32 a.m. right now, 22 degrees warmer in monticello. white plains, 15 degrees warmer. actual temperatures. fifty-three at central park. forty-six in babylon. these are incredible numbers. normal daytime highs, upper 40s. certainly a very mild start to your sunday. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, you can see the clouds overhead. it will get more thick throughout the day. then you see all of the moisture -- the rain, lifting up from the deep south. heading our direction. and how will that impact tomorrow's forecast? this is how we break it down. by noon

meteorologist vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. good morning! >> good morning. >> she hasn't sprung forward yet. >> no. wait until tomorrow. >> we're not going to remember our names, it will be completely off the road. all right. here we go. the forecast is warm this start. let's go ahead, shall we? first, brighten your day, i hope. this live picture of sunrise, the cloud formations are stunning as well this morning. it is 40 degrees right now, east winds at three miles an hour. much colder than where we plains. when you look at the 24-hour temperature change, the biggest contract we see is in the hamptons it is 26 degrees colder in monticello. plains. 19 degrees colder, but it will here we go. 9:00 this morning, 45 is feeling like 43 under mostly sunny skies. by noon, 56, and mostly sunny, three this afternoon, we reach our high of 60. that is cooler than yesterday. yesterday we were in the upper 60s. we'll see a few more clouds by 3:00 and by six tonight, mostly cloudy and 57 degrees. coming up in my full forecast, we'll talk cooler temperatur

. >> it is rupert murdock, of course. >> yes. >> media mogul. >> i got ahead of myself. >> they all came together for the ceremony for low key civil ceremony. >> they have 11 children between them. >> not together. >> and this is his fourth marriage. >> okay. >> he is 84. >> sure. >> he tweeted out that he feels like the luckiest and the happiest man alive. >> rupert murdock mick jagger's ex-wife. >> yes. >> now if you saw that on paper somewhere you are lying. >> you are like no way. >> good for them. >> she's 59, he is 84. >> way to go. >> yes. >> mick jagger's ex-wife married to rupert murdock. i'm wrapping my head around it. >> while he wraps his head on it, more than two decades after the trial captivated america not so new evidence coming to live. >> are we talking about that knife now. >> um-hmm. >> what police are now testing, you know it is knife we told but it a all last week. i'll tell what you they found out about that knife. savi ngs are up. my giant. when it comes to the things you love, you want more. love romance? get lost in every embrace. into sports? follow every pitch

first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. feeling like winter out there this morning. >> definitely. thankfully it's not looking -- >> that's true. >> not at all. but it is freezing with temperatures now warming on up. that's the good news. we started below the 30-degree mark for some and now we are over the 30-degree mark and w arming up into the low and m id- 50s for today. so let's take a look, shall we? 41 in the city. 38 in sussex. as we look at the 24-hour significant now, 20 degrees c older in new york city than yesterday at this point in time. toms river still taking the c ake, 23 degrees colder right now. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, we have clouds on the east end of long island right now and coastal new jersey. but what is going to happen today, a bright, beautiful day, high pressure will build in. we are anticipating mostly sunny skies with temperatures warming into the low and mid- 50s for most of us. but on the east end of long island, you can anticipate cooler temperatures there, more likely in the

a spokesman for the city's law department says it will review the claim. >>> now we go to vanessa murdock with a check of the forecast. good morning. >> good morning. the clouds are on the move in advance of what could be a little bit of wet weather for us tonight. well, to the south and some snow tomorrow. but it is not looking nearly as impressive as it was yesterday. the storm is now trending much more to the east which means lower snow fall totals. today, 46 degrees, increasing cloud, slight chance of wet weather to the south later today. overnight, mostly cloudy, maybe a few snow flakes to the south, 3. and then tomorrow, here's the deal. mainly dry in the morning and better bet of snow through the afternoon, evening and overnight hours. most of us get a trace to 2 inches. the high tomorrow 39 degrees. we're talking accumulations mainly on grassy sures ifs. back to you. >> thank you. >>> we will have another update in a half hour. continues in. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm vinita nair. >> i'm demarco morgan. this half hour, taking shots under fire. hear the incred

now to vanessa murdock for a look at our weekend forecast. temperatures that are quickly warming up. earlier this morning, we 20-degree temperatures north and west of the city. we're out of the 20's into the 40s in andover. 42 central park. up to 47 in the hamptons, 43. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, notice what is happening over us. beautiful gs bright blue skies. south. afternoon. we'll see a few more clouds overall, lovely. 60 degrees. tonight, partly cloudy skies, falling to 48. 30s in the suburban yushs and don't forget it is -- 30s in the suburbs, and don't forget it is time to turn your clocks ahead. tomorrow. 62 degrees with a chance of showers later. >> no spring in our step on that one. our next news cast is at 11. have a great day. who treat only cancer. every stage. every day. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/experts. appointments available now. smoking causes 16 different types of cancer. you have one clear way to reduce your risk. you can quit smoking. narrator: today on "lucky dog

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and vanessa murdock spoke to some of them. >> reporter: what is it about the parade that keeps you coming back year after year? >> the cops and the firemen. i'm too old, but i can still look. >> this is the first year that the mayor took part. >>> well, hoping to keep their dreams alive. it was a rough night on the first night of march madness. joining fans, trying to cheer them into the next round. >> they had more than 200 fans dreaming of a big upset. >> and we are finally here at the game when the big dance right here, it is super >> we want to win the game. eventually we're the type of school that will probably win it all one day, i truly believe that. >> reporter: but for now they are making their first ever ncaa tournament facing power house kentucky in des moines, iowa a long way from long island, but the fans made their voices heard. >> stoney brook wants the sea wall. >> reporter: they had a storybook season, advancing to the tournament. fans cheered every basket. >> this is an awesome opportunity for us. grit. , any hopes of a cinderella run for the sea wolfs, fans are disappoi

the day's top stories are straight ahead but first, let's check in with vanessa murdock with the cool holiday weekend forecast. >> yes. in fact, it was cold this m orning. but nicely, temperatures are warming up with the sunrise. so seeing them climb. we're heading for the low and mid-50s for most of us today for eastern long island, you will probably be stuck in the mid- to upper 40s this afternoon. let's take a look. 41 in the city. 42 in islip. earlier this morning, that number was down below the 30- degree mark. 42 in bridgeport. warming things up this a fternoon. right now, a massive drop-off since yesterday morning at this time. 20 degrees colder right now in the city. 14 degrees colder in the h amptons. what happened yesterday, a cold front rolled through. cooler air moved in behind it so your week lend be significantly cooler than that 72-degree high of yesterday. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, beautiful, bright blue skies with more clouds east of the city. as you make your way through the day on the whole, we expect a mostly sunny start to the weekend. afternoon.

> with that said, wedding bell ring for former model jerry hall and australian media mogul rupert murdockthey are celebrating their marriage over the weekend following a low key civil ceremony on friday. >> between them the bride and groom have ten children from previous partners. all turnout to participate in the ceremony. >> former kid not previous partners like mick jagger wasn't there. >> this is fourth marriage for 84 year-old murdock. he feels like the luckiest, and happiest man in the world. >> he is 84, and she's 59. she will turn 60 on july 2nd. >> my grandmother is 85, when she and my grandfather got divorced that was it. >> she didn't marry a man 23 years younger she would have been a rock star. >> there has been a lot of talk over the lead lady on fox's hit show, empire. >> but now we finally know who really inspired the role of cookie. >> go on. >> empire's co creator lee daniels said at bet honors on saturday his inspiration for cookie actually came from his grandmother, grace daniels. he described her as a politician for the a african-american community, she even had a stre

this is the fourth marriage for murdock. the groom tweeted he feels like the luckiest and happiest man in the world. >>> thrill seekers excited about new attractions in downtown los angeles opening up in june. it's called the sky slide, and check it out, images have already been circulating only. people can careen down this 45-foot long slide from the 70th to the 16th floor of the u.s. bank tower. that is the tallest building west of the mississippi. the owner says if you want to do something new in l.a., it has to be creative. admission is $25. >> you'll be 91st line. >> no. i'll pass on that. [ laughter ] >> i'd do it. what the heck! >> sure. >> we're so excited tonight about the weather. i was just looking at the chp logs, if you can stay off the roads, it would be a good idea. there's a lot of flooding. just be extra careful. a lot of problems are popping up, trying to nav gail the roadways. this is the main event between now, 9:00, and 10:00. and lots of wind out there as well. winds coming in from a pronounced directio

. >> they have vanessa murdock and andrea grymes and janelle burrell and kristine johnson, and chris wragge, taking part in the national cycle for survival movement. the event funds innovative research, led by the memorial >> raised tens of millions of dollars again this year. 10-year anniversary of the event. it started as just one soul cycle class. one cycling class, rather. and now it has grown. it has blossomed into this nationwide movement. it is really great. >> yes. harder than the others. was. >> hey, it looks like you were >> well done. that's it for us at noon. for john and the entire cbs 2 us. i'm mary calvi. >> i'm chris wragge. cbs 2 news is back at 5:00. we will see you tomorrow morning at 4:30. have a great afternoon. i'm just kidding. [ laughter ] t os0 g hhe teetndho r uraschceo t$2 bk. >> natalie: where's billy? >> jack: good morning to you, too. have you seen him? because i know where he's not. i tried to catch him at home, but victoria just reamed me. >> jack: yeah, secrets and lies have a way of destroying an engagement. >> natalie: i feel sorry for billy, but wh

vanessa murdock is tracking some rain for us tonight. vanessa? >> i am. it is taking its time making its way to the city but already impacting areas north and northwest, also associated with the cold front that will be sweeping through overnight so yes, rain is in the forecast, really through the very early portions of your morning commute. and then after that, temperatures will be dropping. so today today we did set a record, 79 degrees breaking the old record of 74 in 2006. it will be cooler tomorrow by about 15 degrees, highs in the 60s, as we make our way toward the weekend, details in my forecast. >>> campaign 2016, more substance, less scrapping in tonight's republican debate. the candidates compared and they did it calmly. jessica schneider has more. >> reporter: it was a different kind of donald on the debate stage in miami. >> we're all in this together. we're going to come up with things. and so far i cannot believe how civil it's been up here. >> reporter: for the first 45 minutes it was primarily policy the biggest divide becoming evident when

. >>> and now over to vanessa murdock with a look at the forecast. no storms for us today, right? >> not today. tonight we will have snow moving through but nothing like they were facing. here we go, chilly this morning, 19 in liberty. on the vortex satellite and radar, beautiful, bright skies right now but that will change this afternoon. clouds will start moving in overnight. a little bit of snow possible. and that lingers through tomorrow morning. a dusting to an inch at most is what we anticipate. today, 42 degrees, a little below seasonable. tonight, cloudy and cold, 20s in the suburbs and. the chance for show showers. early snow possible. and by afternoon, 46, clearing skies. >> all right. thank you. >>> another news update for you in half an hour. i'm diane macedo. continues in a moment. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning: saturday." i'm noinanthony mason. >> i'm vinita nair. >>> coming up, scientists are discovering the arctic is melting much faster than they originally thought. >> mission accomplished. a group of students in a school in virginia developed a tiny satellite t

vanessa murdock has more on the record warmth, live in columbus circle with the mobile weather lab. >> reporter: right now, temperature is just about 70 degrees from the mobile weather lab out here. that is seven degrees from where we topped out this afternoon. it was a new record set in cancel -- central park, 77 degrees. the previous record, 69 in 2000. it wasn't just central park. we set records almost across the entire board. the hotspot today was newark at 82. that was a new record. also a record at islip, the previous record was 64. today topping at 68. wonderful warmth today, in fact how warm? 82 degrees in newark, it's the earliest it's ever reached 80 or above. so very impressive warmth today as far as what's happening right now. right about 70 degrees, close to central park but only 51 in the hamptons, that's because of the wind direction, winds from over the water, temperatures have been substantially cooler today and that trend will continue tomorrow. question is, how long does the warmth last? tomorrow we will see more highs in the 70s but cooler on the coast. more specif

and vanessa murdock is in for grown is this morning. god to see you. temperatures, 15, 20, 25 and almost 30 degrees warmer than yesterday. >> and that is better. >> and woheading for 70 today and some big changes on the way and it's going to be a dry day and mostly clear and 51. the wins at 3 and relative humidity is at 61% and as we look outside, high above the clouds they not there and there is a bit of a haze over the moon and if you had a chance to catch it, it looked gorgeous and the bigger picture shows wet weather to the west and that is tonight. today is dry, breezy and warm and by noon, it's 64 degrees and a mix of sun and clouds and close to that 70 degrees mark by 2. >> and looking good today. >> and being look forward to 2:00. >>> and how about that commute this morning? >> and we're not doing bad this morning. we have a couple of trouble spots. you remember that serious fire we had in brooklyn yesterday? because of that, we have did cab avenue closed between bushwick and woodward avenues surrounding streets as well and steer year, if you c

madam president, i wan wanted te start of one of my constituents are his name is sean murdock sean was there was special and gifted young man. he was cocaptain of his high school football team and has that rare ability to bring people together and to connect with anyone. sean didn't get if you're on the football team or if you have a disability. he was always the first one there to help you when you needed it. after high school, sean loved working with his hands so he got a good job as a construction worker. one day, sean broke his arm. sean's a doctor gave him a prescription for oxycodone, a powerful opioid to mask the pain. but by the time his prescription ran out, sean was already addicted and he couldn't shake the addiction no matter how hard he tried. he started using heroin, tried to quit many times, but the system failed. the system failed him at nearly every step of the way. and last fall, sean overdosed and died. i'd like to tell you is a story from the perspective of his parents. my hometown paper, the times union, is an incredible story about his wife. i can imagine the pain

vanessa murdock will have more. and police are hoping new surveillance video will lead them to a violent robbery targeting elderly women in brooklyn and queens. the victim, an 83-year-old woman who had her nose broken. the robber struck five times. several victims were left with >>> and a warning if you're travelling by air. airport strikes are scheduled at all three tristate area airports and along with airports, four other cities, including chicago. many security officers baggage handlers, janitors and other employees plan to walk off of the job and they're protesting unfair labor practices and demanding a $15-per-hour minimum pay rate. the strike will not have a big impact. >>> and the new york city housing authority is changing the heating policy. that follows a lawsuit filed by public advocate leticia james. the policy was not to turn on the heat at night unless the temperature dropped to 20 degrees. that is changeed to 40 degrees and james called the previous heating policy, quote, callous, cost-cutting and no

. >> rupert murdock and actress jerry hall emerged from a church their marriage and they walked out from saint brides church. the couple married friday in london's experience house built by the ancestors of the late princess diana. >> long time of harper she biting -- writing a book on her. he expects the book a mix of memoir and biography to be finished by the end of the year. flint has known lee 35 years and as you probably remember lee passed away last month at the age off 89. she's best known for american classic to kill a mock king bird. >> this morning we're taking a look back at the late pat conroy. he is the author of a dozen books including the prince of tides. >> pat conroy wrote about flawed and wounded people most notably himself his tortured marine pilot father inspired the great san continue any. >> robert duvall earned an oscar playing the title role -- the november novels -- lords of discipline drawing from conroy's years at the citadel and the prince of tides. >> it took a woman i hardly knew to help me face my past. >> with nick not tee deepened conroy's repudiation. >>

his name is sean murdock. sean was a really special and gifted young man. he was cocaptain of his high school football team and had that rare ability to bring people together and to connect with anyone. sean didn't care if you were on the football team or if you had a disability, he was always the first one there to help you when you needed it. after high school, sean loved working with his hands, so he got a good job as a construction worker. one day sean broke his arm. sean's doctor gave him a prescription for oxycodone, a powerful opioid to mask his pain. by the time this prescription ran out, sean was already addicted, and he couldn't shake the addiction no matter how hard he tried. he started using heroin, tried to quit many times. but the system failed. the system failed him at nearly every step of the way. and last fall sean overdosed and died. i'd like to tell you sean's story from the perspective of his parents. my hometown paper "times union" did an incredible story about his life. i can imagine the pain they suffer because i have two young sons.

positive towards him it seems things have changed. >> i think you've identified one voice, rup ert murdockhat sean hannity and rush limbaugh said about trump versus romney. it is remarkable in the wake of what happened on super tuesday, trump has gotten no major endorsements this week on the caliber of a chris christie, instead you've had romney, mccain and others coming out hard against him. in terms of unity, if he continues to win, if it's not a convention fight, if he gets a majority before the convention, i think he will reach out to people and be very charming. he nose he needs to unite the party. >>> we will bring you the brand new jobs report. that's next on "morning joe." ♪ i built my business with passion. but i keep it growing by making every dollar count. that's why i have the spark cash card from capital one. i earn unlimited 2% cash back on everything i buy for my studio. ♪ anthat unlimited 2% cash back from spark means thousands of dollars each year going back into my business... that's huge for my bottom line. what's in your wallet? one...is all it takes...... ...to turn th

mary calvi, vanessa murdock, and more taking part in the rides across the country. they raised over $30 million, and 100% of the money going to innovative research led by memorial sloane cancer center. this is hundreds of millions raised already, starting with david lynn's wife jennifer with a small one-room cycling drive, and now it's this mega fundraiser. >> do you have to be in good shape to do that? >> it's done in a fun way, but chris can do that all day long. >> i'm like i'm going to work out here. >> how are we doing, john? >> work out inside today. >>> 4:57. the next phase for the search of a missing tug boat member. >>> what did the newark school district know and when did they know about the school water crisis? the answers parents are demanding after a letter shows there was a problem nearly 2 years ago. >>> a real estate boom of a different kind on the upper east side. where all of these birdhouses are coming from. >>> working out at work. we look at exercises you can do at your desk. look at cindy with the pushups! 90 seconds. >>> it's 5:00. 51degrees o

murdock tweeted he is the luckiest and happiest man in the world.hurch which is nicknamed the journalist church. a big congratulations to him and his lovely bride. those are your headlines. >> thank you, anna. >> can tornadoes be predicted a weeked in a advance. >> victor found links between tornado activity and strong weather patterns that shift every few months. >> last year he predicted the nation's overall tornado activity accurately more than 60% of the time. so, rick, what do you think about all of this? >> it's interesting. and i love that there are more and more studies and a lot of research being done on something like this. we are getting a much better idea of global weather patterns in a way that we didn't have before. a lot of satellite information is more readily available in more detail. and we know of a lot of different osillations weather patterns. a lot of things are predictable. scientists expect the next three weeks to;u have above average tornado activity across the eastern part of the country. in the very short-term we will get