Live from the cbs Broadcast Center in new york city, this is cbs 2 news at 11 00. Am i going to make this out alive . Its just everything hits you. Right now a scare in the sky on long land a father and daughter survive a plane crash and more danger on the ground. The sudden death of a nun leaves a congregation heartbroken. Students are mourning the loss of a woman who dedicated her life to education and her faith. A nun who spent two decades of teaching died in a car crash yesterday. Reporter flowers placed at the entrance in honor of the sister. An 80yearold nun who taught opened in 1966. Car crash. The father says students faculty and parents are crushed by the loss. Sister barbara, just here at kennedy, was a woman of faith that influenced young people for 50 years. Sister barbara as she was known to everyone here was in this honda when it was in a head on collision friday afternoon on route 6 near the border. Another nun driving, sister murphy, was seriously injured. Parents havin
High on wednesday. Today, seasonably chilly. In the mid40s for many of us. Right now, on the vortex satellite and radar picture, these snow showers are falling apart. This snow is barely reaching the ground. The air is very dry. You may see a few flakes through the morning hours. After that, skies clear. Temperatures will warm up. Thirtyfour in the city. The windchill is very light this morning. Wind only blowing at about 5 miles per hour. As we go through the day, noon, 39. Feeling like 38. By 3 00, mostly sunny and 45. That is as warm as it gets today. Still a little bit of an improvement over yesterday. Then by six oclock this evening, 42 degrees. Feeling like 40. And a little bit of daylight. Coming up in my full forecast, we will talk about more specifics on how quickly the temperatures climb. Back to you. Firefighters battled a big fire in brooklyn overnight after flames broke out at a commercial building which you can see in this picture. This happened in east new york. The fire
Far fewer than the million to million and a half city officials had guesstimated would attend. Mayor mayor said a packed parkway and a service were proof of a successful event. He lashed out news reports suggesting attendees would face massive inconvenience. I think that in some instan instances you all scared the bleep out of people with some of the stories. Reporter i pointed out to the mayor there was plenty of blaming to around. A lack of coordination and communication among numerous government agencies. At one point a map was shown to reporters suggesting up to seven hour walk times from new jersey to the papal events. Nutter admitted it was, you know, during that stretch there probably over a couple weeks not some of the finest moments in Public Service as collective. Reporter not everyone who attend actually saw the pontiff. Nutter promised to look into reports that massive backups at some metal detector stations caused thousands of visitors to miss the mass. Despite arriving ho
New Jersey-based Monster School fighter James Pasquale - known as Jimmy the Jester - is reported to have passed away aged 34 after suffering serious injuries in a collision.