I may get out and have dinner. Ton something. Thats for sure. A horrible accident here on the Grand Central parkway today and there was a second smaller fenderbender here in the eastbound lanes about an hour after the first crash. Its caused even more delays. That second accident appears to have been removed but the damage has already been done concerned. Reporting live from mobile2 on the Grand Central parkway in hollis, queens, brian conybeare, cbs 2 news. We are two days away now from a possible new Jersey Transit strike. There are conflicting signs now about whether a deal could be reached today. New Jersey Transit and Union Leaders are meeting at this hour. We have team coverage. Cbs 2s emily smith is at penn station with how commuters are planning to cope. We begin with lou young with the latest on the negotiations. Reporter its crunch time according to their own words. Were gathered at the hilton here, the gateway hilton to get first news of a Union Contract deal to head off a strike. 4,000 workers for new Jersey Transit trains have been without a contract since 2011. Money and healthcare costs are issues and the length of contract. Without a deal, the strike is possible sunday morning. Its been authorized. A commuting disaster that nj transit can only mitigate with the addition of extra buses. Management is at least saying they can wrap it up without going into the weekend. Some optimism. Theres no reason why this cant close today. It should close today. Everything that we have to talk about we have talked through. We know exactly what the differences are between us. Now time to close those differences reach an agreement, lift the threat of a strike off the heads of our customers and move on. You guys this is going to close today . No comment. Reporter yeah. Recently when asked how long it will take, they said soon. How long is soon in this context . We dont know. We cant tell you. Rail workers often early a six figure salary annually with overtime but they seem most concerned in this instance with healthcare insurance. They pay no premiums and there are copays involved payroll issues upwards of 80 a week at stake. If the strike happens its expected to snarl traffic monday morning in Hudson County and the hudson river crossings as 100,000 commuters switch to cars. In newark, lou young, cbs 2 news. Could be a mess, lou, thank you. Its been three decades since the last nj transit strike. So are commuters prepared to handle what might happen . Cbs 2s emily smith joins us now from penn station where the pressure is on. Reporter more than 100,000 into new york city every day. As of today those commuters are pretty concerned about monday morning. Praying and hoping. Reporter it was get out of dodge time at penn station this afternoon. And while commuters were happy to kickstart their weekend, the impending transit strike and how they are going to get back into the city on monday morning was putting a damper on things. Its not going to be pretty. Its going to really be hustle bustle. There is already a push day. Thats going to be chaos. Its not going easy. Reporter anthony from red bank, new jersey, says he has some options but is not looking forward to them. Academy bus or take the ferry. But its a whole different commute. And its going to be a lot its going to be difficult. I can work from home but some people cant. Reporter especially essential Services Workers which is why many manhattan hospitals say they are ready to put their doctors and nurses up. If this situation calls for that. Well be making provisions for emergency lodging at our facilities either in the patient areas or on air mattresses or cots. Reporter Chris Christie no relation to the governor says he endured the long island rail road strike when he lived in new york in 1987 and he doesnt want do it again. Its not fun. Really isnt because the we had to drive in and it was chaos. And trying to find parking in the city was just crazy. Reporter that strike lasted 11 days. Heaven forbid, say commuters. Strike is not good. Strike is not good. Working is good. Reporter but its possible in 1983, new Jersey Transit struck for a full month, something carla, who commutes from brick church station, says she certainly doesnt want a repeat of. I cant stay home. I have to go to hoboken and get around. Reporter a lot of people say they plan to go to hoboken to take the path train into the city. Those tickets will be cross live from penn station, emily smith, cbs 2 news. Stay with cbs 2 for continuing coverage of the strike threat and for more information on the contingency plans and other ways to get around, please visit our website, cbsnewyork. Com. It was a Beautiful Day to learn to fly. But just minutes into a first flight lesson over long island, the engine failed and an Emergency Landing was the only option. Cbs 2s Vanessa Murdoch with the drama. Reporter its not the sight would you expect to see at sunken meadows state park a singleengine cessna parked on the sand. Around 11 a. M. This beach became an Emergency Landing strip. I decided to land on the beach to save my life. Very simple. Reporter the pilot said he was just minutes out of Republic Airport giving a first flight lesson in whats known as the north practice area when the engine failed at 3,000 feet up. He radioed for help. And i was able to get that he had two souls on board before went down. Reporter has this ever happened to you before . No. I flying 35 years and this is the first time. He did what he was trained to do. He found a place to land and he landed safely on the beach. Reporter the coowner of long island aviators and the plane, he says this is the first time his company has ever experienced engine failure during flight. But its a scenario every pilot trains for just a moment actually over here. Picked out a place to land and he came what we call downwind. He went downwind turned base and landed into the wind along the beach. Reporter nothing but sand. Keleti had roughly 2 minutes to glide from 3,000 feet to safety. What about your student that was with you . How did react . He trust me. He trust me. The student, believe it or not, it was his first lesson. And they are going to fly again tomorrow. Reporter a second shot at a first flight lesson. Brave choice, considering how from sunken meadows state park, Vanessa Murdoch, cbs 2 news. Now to campaign 2016. One of Donald Trumps former rivals is now coming to his defense and also explaining why he thinks the billionaire is the best of the president ial candidates. Cbs 2s Craig Boswell has more from washington. Reporter dr. Ben carson endorsed donald trump during a News Conference in florida friday morning. Its such an honor to have ben. He is a friend. He has become a friend. And, um, i really appreciate the endorsement, ben, thank you. Reporter carson says he was able to get over trumps attacks against him during his campaign because he has gotten to know the other donald trump. There are two different Donald Trumps. Theres the one you see on the stage. And theres the one who is is he cerebral. Reporter perhaps it was the more cerebral trump who showed up last night who left out the personal attacks. Last nights debate was fun, different. A lot of good feelings in that room. Reporter the biggest policy difference during the night came when trump claims Social Security is fine as it stands as long as we get rid of fraud. Lets wipe out fraud but as you said it wont add up. You already gave those numbers. But the answer cant just be wave a magic wand, problem go away. This is not a theory. You have to take on balance the budget. It doesnt mean you have to cut them. Reporter it remains to be seen if the good feelings in the debate will continue as the candidates hit the campaign trail ahead of tuesdays primaries. Craig boswell, cbs 2 news. It was a celebration of life. Today hundreds of friends, family members, celebrities and dignitaries pay their final respects to former first lady nancy reagan. Service held on the grounds of the reagan president ial library in southern california. Cbs 2s alice gainer reports. Reporter first Lady Michelle obama, former president george w. Bush and first Lady Hillary Clinton arrived ahead of the procession. I am the resurrection and the life saith the lord. Reporter a Diverse Group of people filled the seats along with hundreds of dignitaries, journalists and celebrities. [ music ] reporter Reagan Library Officials Say nancy reagan personally created the guest list for the funeral and chose everything from the flowers and program to the pallbearers. Her husbands Favorite Song was also played. Glory glory halleluia reporter former chief of staff james baker delivered the main eulogy. When they were together, he hid love notes around the house. Reporter one of president reagans letters to nancy from 1981 was read. Fortunately for me, that is, for there could be no life for me without you. Reporter it was his letter to her on their first i love the whole gang of you. Mummy, first lady, the sentimental you, the fun you. Reporter other speakers included diane sawyer. She told very wicked and the days when life would throw you a curve and you got up and you put on your lipstick and you combed your hair and you kept the band playing. Reporter the reagan children patty davis and ron davis, jr. , reflected on their mothers devotion to their father and the family. She was devoted. When my father was shot and my mother rushed to the hospital, they at first wouldnt let her see him. I have to, she said. You dont understand how it is with us. Reporter but others could see it. The two intertwined as one. Theirs was a love story for the ages as first couple, ron and nancy reagan represented america with great distinction. They had style. And they had grace. Reporter and now once again reunited they have each other. But most importantly, she will once again lay down beside the man who was the love of her life. The one she loved until the end of her days. [ voice breaking ] they watch the sun drop over the hills in the west toward the sea and as night falls, they will look out across the valley, my father will tell her that the lights below are her jewels. The moon and stars will endlessly turn overhead and here they will stay as they always wished it to be resting in each others arms only each others arms until the end of time. Final resting place will be on the grounds of the library right by her husbands side. Nancy is best known for her support of her husband and her just say no to drugs campaign. Thats four sure. Fitting ceremony this afternoon. There was some levity in there, too. It was nice to hear some of the stories and, you know, just you know, their personal experiences. It was it was a very beautiful, beautiful tribute. It was. Ronald reagan lightened up a couple of moment. Very funny. More news here for you at 5 00 including this story about being slashed in the neck by a stranger. Hear from one of the citys latest victims of knife violence. I hope they find him as soon as possible. Tonight the search for her attacker and what she says might have made her more vulnerable on the streets. Plus, why a local lawmaker wants taxpayers to foot the bill so heroin addicts can get high. Deadly storms, flooding, authorizes evacuated, big concerns a levee could break. And a fireball in the sky. What caused this massive explosion at a construction we have the mobile weather lab here at Columbus Circle where it is cooler today than it was yesterday and the day before. Still plenty of op are getting out and enjoying whats still a very mild friday. Things cool down a bit more for your weekend. Ill have the details coming ive been a turkey farmer my whole life. And i raise turkey for shady brook farms. We dont use growthpromoting antibiotics, thats just the way things should be done. Thats important to me. 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I told my whole family to stay down because i saw guns drawn. Reporter behind the wheel of a police car a handcuffed suspect 36yearold andrew howard. Sources say Freeport Police an alarm thursday night indicating a rented car want in a string of health club larcenies. Pulled over a block from headquarters, placed in the back seat, howard nimble and agile managed to slip his hands from behind his back to the front, slide open a partition tigs like this one and wiggle through head first. I dont know ever thought an individual could squeeze through that small square hole. This individuals 59, 155 pounds a swift clean maneuver. Reporter police had left of the suv running while out of the vehicle questioning howards passengers. In the drivers seat, still handcuffs, he sped off nearly Striking Police Standard Operating Procedure to leave the Police Vehicle running with a handcuffed suspect in the back seat . That is under investigation right now. Reporter car owners are left to pay for extensive his is a station car. Got no collision. Credit their new license plate readers for stopping a career criminal with a violent record but had no comment on whether officers followed protocol. Police wear body cameras and have mounted dash cams. Police will be reviewed those tapes for lessons learned. In mineola, long island, Carolyn Gusoff, cbs 2 news. Howard is hospitalized and faces several charges including grand larceny. Two passengers were also arrested after a knife was found in the rented car. New information in a crash that killed two teenagers walking on a sidewalk in union city, new jersey. Additional charges of aggravated manslaughter have been filed against the unlicensed driver. Prosecutors say toxicology reports show Eric Paterson was high on pcps. Investigators say 293yearold was speeding when he jumped the curb on saturday killing 17yearold Brian Rodriguez teenager critically injured. A major mess after a east village at 10 a. M. Workers pouring cement at 811 broadway breached a wall sending cement into a stairwell in the next door building at 813 broadway. It led to the evacuation of thatling with and an hours long cleanup effort. No word on injuries. Louisianas governor declared a state of emergency after heavy rain for the fourth straight day caused flooding. The storm left many roads impassible in the border city. Dozens of familiar his were rescued after they were trapped in their homes. Overnight, the National Guard went door to door enforcing mandatory evacuations. Rivers and creeks overflowed flooding entire neighborhoods. Five people were killed. The Current System causing the weekend. Here in the tristate area felt nice. Sure did. Get used to it. Elise finch is out with the Columbus Circle in for lonnie tonight. Reporter hey, maurice. Yeah, so definitely cooler today than yesterday and the day before. We have the mobile weather lab here in Columbus Circle and, of course, the instrumentation on the top telling us that the temperature we are getting right here in this spot, 61. 9 degrees. Take a look. There it is on the back of the screen. Definitely cooler than what we had. Lets look at current temperatures in the rest of the tristate area. We have 48 degrees in monticello the cool spot. Still 60s in addition to the city also in white plains at 60, 62 for bridgeport and islip and somerville belmar at 64 degrees. When you take a look at the temperature difference between now and yesterday, it is 16 degrees cooler now than it was this time yesterday in the city same for belmar and somerville, 15 degrees cooler in andover. It is 10 degrees cooler in white plains. So what were our high temperatures today . Well, there they go. Still in the 60s. Still well above where we should be. Had yesterday and the day b6 8 for jfk. 65 for bridgeport. Islip, newark. Central park made it to 63 degrees. Now, we have even cooler temperatures as we head into your weekend. And ill have those details coming up in just a bit. Maurice and kristine . Thank you. Taking drastic measures in the war on heroin. Next a lawmaker who wants to supply drug users a place to shoot up in new york city. Plus very surprising because i didnt know anything like that exists. A war secret hidden in an attic wall. The family secret from an old home. And later, smart contact lenses. How Bluetooth Technology is while monitoring their health. Coming up at 6 00, nightmare at newark airport. This morning hundreds of people were waiting in line to get through security and this is not the first time. Whats causing this backlog . Plus this. You know what to do with me. And everybody was so afraid of what i would do. It was the unimaginable. Madonna badgers three daughters and her parents died together in a house fire more than four years ago. She survived. What she is doing now to keep thats ahead. Now to the war on heroin. Users might someday be heading to your neighborhood to get high without breaking the law. A new York Lawmaker is pushing for legalized injection facilities. Cbs 2s ilana gold explains the idea is stirring up a lot of controversy. Heroin junkies looking to get a fix might be shooting up legally across new york state if one lawmaker gets her way. Not in my neighborhood because obviously, people that are using drugs propose an element of risk and crime. I dont know what their high is and what they would be doing and if they could be dangerous to people. Reporter assemblywoman Linda Rosenthal who represents the Upper West Side is planning to introduce legislation for supervised injection facilities partly funded by the state places where drug users can go to get high while medical staff watches them. They are going to shoot up wherever they are. So they need their fix. Reporter rosenthal says these facilities would prevent overdoses because of that supervision and help addicts recover with access to treatment and will protect the public from dealing with drugs on the street. You often see people shooting up on subways in public restrooms, playground. Leaving people exposed to contaminated needles, blood, drug paraphernalia. Reporter its a new idea so its unclear where the possible location would be. There are none in the u. S. But rosenthal says similar programs have been successful in europe and canada. The mayor of ithaca is also pushing for a facility but its something many lawmakers call dangerous and some drug counselors strongly oppose. Theres no way to use heroin safely it kills families, it kills communities. And its been destroying the new york state area. Reporter at this point, rosenthal is drafting that legislation and figuring out specifics. She says she will propose her bill to the assembly in the next few months. On the Upper West Side, ilana she needed 13 stitches after getting cut across the neck. Hear from the last slashing victim and what she is revealing about her attacker. Cars speeding dozens of accidents all near a school on long island. Cbs 2 demanding answers about why nothing has been done about a dangerous intersection. And accused of stealing from the girl scouts. What police say this man did money. It took Joel Silverman years to become a master dog trainer. But only a few commands to master depositing checks technology designed for you. A slashing suspect runs from the scene of an attack in brooklyn leaving a woman wounded on the street. Good evening, im kristine johnson. Welcome back, im maurice dubois. That victim knows she could have been killed. But tonight, she is out of the hospital and speaking to cbs 2s scott rapoport. Reporter the band damage on her neck conceals a brutal wound a 13stitch gash across her throat slashed with a night in a park thursday by an attacker she didnt see. Horrible. Horrible. Reporter but ask her about it and you will also hear this. Each lucky and grateful. Reporter to be alive. Police say her alleged attacker seen here on after the carnage came up behind popco behind her cut her across the throat and ran away leaving behind this knife and what appears to be an American Flag bandana. An allout ambush. What did he say to you . Nothing. Breathing. Reporter came from behind you . Did you recognize him in any way . No, no. Never saw it. Reporter the victim says she was on her cell phone at the time of the attack and that it left her vulnerable. Better be aware. Dont be on the cell phone while youre walking. I was looking at my text messages. Reporter back at the scene friday a Large Police Presence and a plethora of posters showing the suspect and offering a reward for information in the case. Yet another slashing in the city so far theres no arrest. It has the 53yearold victim and her husband terribly concerned. Somebody just attacks from a troubling question thats becoming all too familiar. Scott rapoport, cbs 2 news. The outcome of the attack could have been much worse for the victim. She tells us that she was lucky her wound wasnt too deep. We are following breaking news. A fire at the top of a high rise on manhattans west side. This is midtown. There are street closures not far from the lincoln tunnel. Joe biermann in chopper 2 right now with more. Reporter hey, maurice. 60 Story Building here, 620 12th. When we first got here, there was a ring of fire on top of the building. Inside this enclosure the Fire Department says is a water tower. The top of that water tower was completely engulfed in flames when we arrived. Fire department managed to get stories high. And get the fire out. No reports of any injuries. Between 10th and 12th avenue. If you are in the area allow extra time because all those fire trucks continue to block 42nd street. Live in chopper 2, joe biermann, cbs 2 news. Impressive how they can make quick work of a high fire. We appreciate that. All right. As we continue, the citys first lady announces a new program to provide Mental Health care for thousands of new yorkers. Show says it will reduce random street violence of the kind we saw in the Previous Story and ultimately make the city safer. Marcia kramer has the story. Reporter you dont have to go far to find someone with streets of new york. Sonia gonzalez, the homeless long caravan of rusted and brokendown carts from one Hells Kitchen spot to another,is the latest example. I sleep anywhere. Because i got a big problem. Reporter whats your problem . Somebody wants to kill me. Reporter while sonia was a menace to local residents, i dont want nobody reporter and blocking traffic and business entrances, she didnt reach the level of a 23yearold with psychological problems who killed and slashed people and setting people on fire. We didnt get into the situation overnight. So we are not going to get out of it overnight. Reporter the first lady announcing the selection of 14 Community Based organizations to expand Mental Health services to some 40,000 new yorkers over the next five years. She says it will go a long way to making the streets safer. If we can prevent Mental Illness from spiraling into more serious Mental Illness, its going to have a huge effect on public safety. Reporter like her husband mayor de blasio she blames the states decision to deinstitutionalize mental pages close hospitals in the 70s and 80s for the citys problems now but doesnt want to reopen mental hospitals. Places like hospitals are not are not ideal as a long term solution. Reporter she has sympathy for Sonia Gonzalez whose things were confiscated by the Sanitation Department after the story became public. It was heartbreaking to see the photos. These are the kinds of stories that actually reinforce the stigma. Reporter the first lady says she is working to end the stigma of Mental Health issues which she says affects one in every five new yorkers. Im marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. A Court Appearance today for a man who allegedly ripped off a group of girl scouts. Michael is facing robbery charges after Police Tracked him down at his deer park home. They say on wednesday, the 34 yearold stole the cash box with about 100 inside from girl scouts selling cookies outside rockville centre. A relative of one of the girls tried to stop him. He chased the subject. He grabbed him. In that tussle, the box fell to the ground and then he about the face. That relative was not seriously hurt. And all the girl scouts were fine. New jersey man makes a fascinating discovery hidden for decades inside his home and what he found turned out to be a very valuable piece for someone else. Cbs 2s Tracee Carrasco has the story. Reporter when jerry wilson moved into his cranford new jersey home built in 1951, he had no idea how much history was tucked behind an old attic wall. We had a contractor come, i saw a trunk against the sidewall. Reporter a beat up leather trunk more than 70 years old packed with love letters, telegrams, service medals, hospital scrubs and a picture dated 1945 of lieutenant anna, a world war ii nurse. Like this incredible little time capsule of stuff that we discovered. Reporter wilson set out to find her family. After an internet search he discovered she became anna mcgary married to walt your daughters and Eugene Mcgary. We are looking for Eugene Mcgary and if this is the eugene with parents named walter and anna, then please call me back. Reporter intrigued by the message, mcgary called wilson back. I didnt know anything like that existed. Reporter the trunk handed over to mcgary and his sister. Now solving a puzzle piece to his parents love story. I knew she was a worse in world war ii. I knew my father of course was in the war. Battle. So what i didnt know was how they ever got together. Reporter the couple met while anna was at a hospital in georgia but neither talked about their service days. Theres a diary my mother started it when she entered the army in june of 45. Reporter a pencil, an army hat, newspaper clippings, items that may seem mundane past he didnt know. Falling in love, meeting under those conditions and then, um, you know, getting married, pretty amazing. Reporter and quite possibly may have never found out. Tracee carrasco, cbs 2 news. Amazing. How does this thing get stuck behind a wall . Im not sure. In the first place . Lets wall this off. Well, thats the mystery that will remain unsolved. Glad they found it though. A fire at a construction site and then an explosion. The wild scene caught on camera. See what happens next. Comments front of the school and its just insane. Cbs 2 demanding answers after several complaints about a dangerous intersection. The mayor says he cant do anything about it so who is responsible . And today in history, in 1997 former Beatle Paul Mccartney was knighted by Queen Elizabeth ii for his his former bandmates. These little guys . They represent blood cells. And if you have afib an irregular heartbeat that may put you at five times greater risk of stroke they can pool together in the heart, and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. But if you have afib thats not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. And, in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. Dont stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. Stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. Ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before any planned medical or dental procedure. Pradaxa can cause serious, and sometimes, fatal bleeding. Dont take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding. And seek immediate medical care for unexpected signs of bleeding, like unusual bruising. Pradaxa may increase your bleeding risk if youre 75 or older, have kidney problems, stomach ulcers, a bleeding condition, or take certain medicines. Stomach pain, upset or burning. Dont just go with the flow. Go with pradaxa, the only blood thinner that lowers your risk of stroke better than warfarin and has a specific reversal treatment. Caught on video a shopping center. Look. [ explosion ] thats what it looks like when 1,000pound propane tank blows up. The blast occurred in westlake, ohio, near cleveland. Construction crews having doing work on a store that was supposed to open this coming summer. A fire started before the explosion so workers had already evacuated. Mile away. But nobody was hurt. Something. Camera even shock. A quiet neighborhood in our suburbs is the scene of screeching tires and broken glass. Cars speeding through an intersection to make a train and often crashing near a school and homes filled with families. Cbs 2s Jennifer Mclogan demanding answers now from babylon village. Reporter how can the children who attend school on park avenue in babylon village be better protected . We just had two accidents last week, a four your car accident and a twocar accident the day before. Reporter Jean Mccarthy stands at park and livingston a block from the grade school and elementary school. Intersection, the scene of 13 major crashes in 11 months according to police. Homeowners snapped photos sometimes on a weekly basis. They have gone through their hedges several times. They have gone through the house across the street several times. Reporter fences have been crushed. Lawns ruined as cars curbs in wild collisions narrowly missing homes and families. Speed limit 20, but 40 and higher often the norm. Cars flying down the road like its a freeway and accidents up the galore around here in front of the school. I helped a man one day an older man. He just got plowed by two young girls. Its dangerous and its every day. Reporter the village put down rumble strips, painted slow, school zone, on the asphalt. Its a very important issue to the residents and its also a very important issue to this administration because we want to do something about it. Our hands are tied. Its a county road. Reporter the village is asking the county and state the safest remedy a traffic circle, light, reconfigured ad, fourway stop. Still residents wait. This is the main road that people go through to get from the train station to sunrise highway. Reporter so janet hecken says they speed to make the train. You just usually hear a big boom and then the fire trucks come here and everything and just nothing is really being done. Reporter lenda and thomas have started a petition. The mayor says he hopes to meet with Suffolk County officials next week. From babylon, Jennifer Mclogan cbs 2 news. Just ahead, snoozing when you stay at a hotel. See the new program some local hotels are using to help guests get a good nights sleep. Coming up at 6 00, do you have a contingency plan if nj transit workers strike . What you need to know if the trains stop running. [ music ] springtime for hitler and germany some area high schools have staged a broadway hit, the producers. Why one local production now controversy. The sunll come out tomorrow. For people with Heart Failure, tomorrow is not a given. But entresto is a medicine that helps make more tomorrows possible. Tomorrow, tomorrow. I love ya, tomorrow in the largest Heart Failure study ever, entresto helped more people stay alive and out of the hospital than a leading Heart Failure medicine. Women who are pregnant must not take entresto. It can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. Dont take entresto with an ace inhibitor if youve had angioedema while taking an ace dont take entresto. The most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure. Kidney problems, or high potassium in your blood. Tomorrow, tomorrow i love ya, tomorrow ask your heart doctor about entresto. And help make tomorrow possible. A fox on the golf course but it happened in ireland. I was trying to snap a picture. Animal. He was trying to snap a picture of the animal but the fox had ulterior motives with his eyes on the prize there. His wallet was inside his bag there. So the golfer ran after him like wait a minute no, no. The fox did drop the wallet. Is that the quick brown fox . Yes. I cant remember how it goes. Jumped over the lazy dog. But it got away with the wallet. Thats the typing thing. Yes. The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. And gave back the wallet. Whether you stay at hotel for business or vacation, tough. Now hotels are hiring help to soundly. Cbs 2s Karina Mitchell has the story. Reporter for many hotel guests traveling for work or be difficult. If i do it in the wrong way it will feel terrible. Reporter thanks to a new sleep program at the benjamin a Boutique Hotel in new york city, mark says bedtime is like a dream come true. All over the country. This is the best i have ever found. Reporter is it fair to say you think about sleep a lot . Indeed i do. Reporter dr. Rebecca robbins is an author and sleep expert at the hotel and helped develop the program. We want guests to sleep, have the best nights sleep, maybe of their life. Reporter options include things like bedtime snacks, an extensive menu featuring a selection of pillows, filled with water, some that even play a lullaby music. For so long the industry was giving chocolates on the pillows and leaving things that would be the worst thing that you can do before bed. So there is definitely an industry shift. Reporter Hotels Across the country including marriott and Conrad Properties have similar programs with sleep amenities ranging from aromatherapy to bedtime books for kids even blackout blinds. 209 reporter the general manager says customizing sleep options isnt just good for guests. Looking for unique experiences them. I like the buckwheat pillows and firmness of the mattresses. Thats what works well for me. Reporter Karina Mitchell for cbs news, new york. Does seem so elusive, a good nights rest. Pillow. I do prefer that. Weather pictured now. Elise finch is in for lonnie weekend. Tonight. Kristine. Circle. Still quite a few people even though its more chilly than yesterday. We have the mobile weather lab with us and, of course, as you look at the instruments on top of the lab, you can see that, yeah, its doing its thing up there and heres our printout here or readout here. It is showing 61 degrees right here in the back of the mobile weather lab in this particular spot at this moment and it is in fact 61 degrees in central park as well so just take a look at these graphics because 61 is not bad. Temperature trend, well, its definitely a cooldown. We were 77 degrees on your wednesday. 79 for thursday. So today represents a 16 degree cooldown over what we had yesterday. Still, however, its 15 degrees above the norm. 48 is where we should be, 6 3 today. Colder overnight, chilly no, i think most people might call it cold tonight. But we rebound nicely tomorrow. As you say there we are expecting for 60degree day. Well have some more clouds on your sunday than on saturday and we have a chance for rain late sunday into monday. We are expecting a rainy start to the workweek. Vortex satellite and radar shows clouds out there now nothing to worry about as i look up still seeing blue sky here in Columbus Circle so not bad. But the Bigger Picture shows you whats going on. We have an area of High Pressure just to our west but as that area of High Pressure will make way for the area of low pressure. Thats the same system that brought that devastating flooding rain to louisiana. That system is headed our way. It will be significantly weakened not packing nearly that same punch. For tonight things get chilly around here. So expect that. Saturday, its a mild day another 60degree day. Lots of sunshine. So another Beautiful Day. Its just not recordbreaking. As we head into sunday, temperatures not bad. But again, as the high moves offshore we watch a cold front moisture approaching from that area of low pressure we have a chance for arena late sunday into monday. Tonight temperatures for the most part above freezing. Liberty and new paltz will be the exception. Chilly temperatures tonight. Heres your weekend outlook. Saturday quiet dry. 62 degrees lots of sunine. Remember, this is the weekend that we spring forward. Its time to change the clocks. So 60 degrees for your sunday. Late chance for rain. You will lose an hour of sleep and heres a look at your sevenday forecast. Rain a chance late sunday. We are expecting rain on monday. Sort of a rainy start to the workweek and also cooler with temperatures into the 50s. We are live here in Columbus Circle with the mobile weather lab and with that, ill send it back to you. Thank you. Coming up, potentially lifesaving lenses, smart contacts that track your health. See how they work with bluetooth. And then at 6 00, countdown to chaos. 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