meteorologist vanessa murdock is here. we've broken a record. the cold is kind of short lives. >> it's ending today. wrapping up. tomorrow we're in the 30s. tuesday in the 50s. so big changes on the way. this morning, yes, we set a new record. we broke a record set 100 years ago. just find that incredibly interesting. it's frigid out there. that new record now 1 degree. 13 below in monticello. this is what it actually feels like outside right now. nearly 20 below in the city. 25 below in sparta. in the hamptons the windchill at 26 below zero. we do have wind chill warnings and advisories in effect until 1:00 this afternoon. we go through the day, we'll be subsiding. temperature temperatures will be warming up. it'll feel so much better by 9:00 a.m., 2 degrees. by noon, 8, feels like 7 below. our high of 17 will feel like 3 degrees. climbing. the windchills just keep on climbing from there. as for sky conditions, lots of sun. the winds subside into the afternoon. your full forecast is coming up. we'll have specifics on a winter storm moving in. back to you. >> thank you. people across the tristate area are waking up to these extremely cold temperatures and conditions will get colder before they start getting better. >> ilana gold is live with the mobile weather lab with more this morning. >> reporter: it is brutal out here in bryant park. feels like 19 below with the windchill. if you're heading out this morning, you really need to be careful. i am wearing so many layers and the cold is cutting right through them and the worst part is that it is stinging my face. we want to show you the numbers here. 3.6 degrees. it is freezing and the wind, that is really the biggest problem right now, 8.5 miles per hour. a few moments ago it was in the double digits. this is going to be. the big issue this morning. these winds are going to continue. extreme cold blasting the from area for the second day in a row. the arctic air bringing dangerous conditions. >> my nose is freezing. my legs are cold. >> the wind gusts leading to unforgiving windchill. temperatures will feel like 10 below zero. >> it's really the wind that makes it brutal. >> the cold is so brutal being out for just a few minutes can be excruciating, even if you're wearing many layers. >> my face and hands are the worst part. >> how do you feel? >> a little bit cold, yes. it's cold, it's cold. >> very cold. >> imagine working outside in this. these construction workers on tenth avenue spent hours in the from head to co. emergency responders had a tough time battling this apartment building fire. if your skin is exposed for 15 minutes, frostbite and hypothermia can set in. >> so important to take this seriously. to stay indoors for the maximum extent possible. >> warning all new yorkers to stay indoors. >> if for any reason you have to go out, go out for as little time as possible, bundle up skin exposed. >> this cold can cause problems indoors too. burst pipes and emergency calls to plumbers. let warm water drip in the faucets. open cabinet doors and keep your thermostat set to the same temperature day and night. and here's a life look this morning at bryant park where you can see the fountain is frozen over in the frigid temperatures. in weather like this it is so you'll want to keep a close eye on your pets. live in bryant park, ilana gold. the death of supreme court justice antonin scalia has prompted an intense battle over who should appoint his successor. >> as tributes continue coming in, the focus is quickly shifting to the court's future. cbs 2's dave carlin reports. >> reporter: antonin scalia is remembered for his brilliant legal mind and into rant personality. he was born to italian immigrants in new jersey and his family later moved to queens. college took him to georgetown university and harvard law school. >> i studied real hard. >> reporter: it was 1986 when president reagan chose him to serve on the high court. >> embraced the law and a life beyond the court. >> reporter: justice scalia was a strong advocate for gun rights, privacy and he states outlaw abortion. president obama pledged to nominate a successor, but first he praised the staunchly conservative justice. >> justice scalia dedicated his life to the corner stone of our democracy. the rule of law. >> reporter: now the president can push for a third justice to the high court and possibly tilt the supreme court's 5-4 divide. five conservative and four liberal. but he may not be able to get it confirmed by a republican congress with members who are already insisting it's a job for the next president. allen sanders is a political science professor. >> people now understand that it's not just the politics of the day but the law of the future that will be at stake. >> mayor de blasio ordered all flags to be lowered until february 22nd. the funeral and memorial plans have not been announced. turning to the future of the court now catapulted to the it was the first topic in a >> i got to tell you, this is this is just nuts, okay. >> reporter: trump scuffled with cruz who revisited the supreme court issue. >> the single biggest liar. >> all right. >> this guy lied. let me just tell you. this guy lied about ben carson when he took votes away from ben carson in it iowa. >> if donald trump is president he will appoint liberals. if donald trump is president your second amendment will go away. >> this was marco rubio's attempt at a rebought boot after being labeled a robot. he took aim at ted cruz. >> he either wasn't telling the truth then or he isn't telling the truth now. to argue he's a purist on immigration is just -- [ inaudible ] -- i don't know how he knows what i said on u, in ivision because he doesn't speak spanish. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> the republican presidential primary in south carolina is next saturday and it's in two last night presidential candidates hillary clinton and bernie sanders were in colorado attending the democrats dinner. criticized those who want justice scalia's seat to remain vacant. >> it is totally out of step with our history and our constitutional principles. >> supreme court of the united states has nine members. not eight. we need that ninth member. a lot of important issues coming up. >> the supreme court has already heard on cases involving abortion, climate change and backup's healthcare obama's healthcare law. >> face the nation this morning coming up at 8:00. we will talk with host john dickerson who is also the moderator. interesting to hear what john has to say. time now is 6:09. police make an arrest for the stabbings of a mother and her where police caught up with the suspect after three days on the run. plus a deadly pile up involving at least 50 cars on a pennsylvania interstate. a new look without going to extremes, how you can get luscious lips that'll last forever. here's vanessa murdock with your forecast. >> dangerously cold this morning but then a big warm up and we have a winter storm to discuss. full forecast. first a check on the community calendar from cbs 2 and cbsnewyork.com. e sttinrn aillewi uoa utox st anab. t 0 g lo a dnldspds it tbeer it tfi. 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(dog whimpering) final preparations are underway in los angeles for the grammy awards. host l. elements cool j ran through some of his lines yesterday. the world's most popular acts will all set to perform. you can watch the grammys live tomorrow night at 8:00 right here on cbs 2. pope francis hopes to spread his message of justice and hope today when he travels to a mexico city suburb racked by drugs and violence. readings at a mass will feature passages about not being tempted by the devil. the pontiff ended his first full day in the country by celebrating mass at the basilica of the virgin of guadalupe. as many as 1 million people came to catch a glimpse of the pontiff. three dead and dozens injured after a massive chain reaction crash on a pennsylvania interstate. snow squalls and near white out conditions on 178 played a role in that crash that left a tangle of trucks, trailers and cars scattered across three lanes. it happened yesterday morning about 75 miles north of philadelphia. police say more than 40 people were taken to local hospitals. time now is 6:14. let's get another update on the forecast. we have broken a record for cold for today. >> that's right. we're starting off at 1 degree. >> she says with a smile. >> i have kind of the twisted mind of a weather person to get excited about these sorts of extreme conditions. we need to know it is frigid out there this morning and it is going to warm up from here. so this is about as cold as it gets, folks. winds will be settling down. it will be feeling a lot better later on. let's take you live outside. it is a beautiful live picture out there this morning. the sunrise will be spectacular. north-northwest winds at 22 miles per hour. the windchill is about 20 below. record cold this morning. we could have record cold for the day and then as we make our way into the day tomorrow we're talking about snow, especially during that evening commute and then it will change over to rain. a soggy tuesday out there with a high in the 50s. incredible changes. lots to discuss here. let's take a look. the old record was 2 degrees. this morning, so far, we're at 1. we could hit zero. it is possible. we're not done cooling off yet. yesterday it was 22. into today we warm to 17. tomorrow, 34. tuesday a high of 51. high pressure is dominating. big changes over the next 48 hours. today will be sunny and cold. tomorrow morning you'll note the clouds thickening, maybe a few snow showers. but afternoon into the evening, steady snow starts to fall. as of 6:00 making your way out and about. if you have to come to work, it'll be a slick ride home. 10:30. note what's happening. shh we're seeing it transition to rain. toward midnight for all of us this will transition to rain. tuesday it is going to be a soaker of a day. 1 to 2 inches of rain. before the rain this is what we anticipate with regard to snowfall totals. the ground will be close frozen. the snow will stick immediately. a coating across long island. 1 to 3-inches through the city. 3 to 6 well north and west of this is before it transitions to rain monday night. expect windchills to only feel about as good as 5 degrees later on. overnight tonight, 12 degrees. a frigid start tomorrow morning. thankfully the winds won't be as impressive. it won't feel as horrible. tomorrow, 34 degrees with the snow moving in through the afternoon hours. it will change over to rain tuesday evening into the midnight hour and then tuesday a soaker at 51. wednesday we're winding down the rain and cooling things off again and drying them out. some flooding is expected tuesday. >> good day to cuddle up with your valentine. >> it's one day. >> then there's a warm up. thank you. surgery sports this morning, it is nba all star weekend in toronto. some say the finalists in the slam dunk contest put on performances rivalling that of michael jordan. carmelo anthony was doing his best to slam trade rumors. here's steve overmyer. >> reporter: the biggest story is actually centered around the knicks. is a block buster trade in the works? the daily news is reporting the knicks are working on a three way deal centered around carmelo anthony and kevin love. the celtics would get love and the knicks land highly coveted draft picks. melo has a no trade clause. even if every other team agrees to the deal melo has the final say. >> haven't even thought about that. report. what's next. >> we had an upset in the many contest. finished with a record tying 27 points. this is orlando magic forward who dunked over the mascot while sitting in a chair. that was a mic drop moment. that should have won the contest. everybody has this thing for free throw line dunks. a half step in front of the free throw line. impress ienough to get nothing but 10s. gordon may have won over the crowd. levine won over the judges. for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. >> my vote is for the over the mascot seated chair. >> no one asked us. next year. time now 6:19. after surviving a nightmare, a royal caribbean cruise ship is back at sea. it wasn't such a horrible experience for everyone. hear why one couple is calling getting a celebrity look. kissable lips that are low maintenance. morning. so, what moves me? 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>> of course. why buy a car if you're not going to drive it? >> they can be removed if you don't like them or want to change sizes. cost is about $3500. it's about the cost of two or just going to stick with the lip liner. >> the lip gloss. >> the lip line makes it look like you have fuller lips. whatever works for you. time now 6:23. looking for love? a study reveals what could increase your odds of a second day. caught on camera. more than $1000 in ladies underwear stolen from victoria's secret. find out whatnot to get your love if you're looking for morning. here in the city, parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those who do should switch to geico because you could save hundreds on car insurance. ah, perfect. valet parking. hello! here's the keys. and, uh, go easy on my ride, mate. hm, wouldn't mind some of that beef wellington... to see how much you could save on car insurance, go to geico.com. ah! (car alarm sounds) tens of millions of americans will be celebrating love today. people who take part will spend an average of $147 this weekend. >> how difficult is it for guys to settle on the right gift? here's cbs 2's dick brennan. >> reporter: it's not like valentine's day came as a surprise. but buying a gift, oh boy. >> it's not easy. >> not easy. >> no, it's not easy. they should have -- well i don't know what they should >> reporter: it would seem simple. flowers, chocolates. didn't you give that last year be how hard is to get the right gift? >> i don't think it's hard at all as long as you're married to the right girl. >> anyone would appreciate roses or flowers, not hard. no problem. >> but it's so easy to strike out. >> my dad once got my mom a dust buster and that was bad. >> women often say they don't want a gift, they don't want chocolate, flowers. well don't believe it. if they say that, get them flowers, get the chocolate. heed the words of that great american philosopher who once said whatever they say, do the opposite. 75% of people said they do not want anything for valentine's day. but when asked again in the same survey, 25% of them admitted they lied. >> some say the key is paying attention. says oh, isn't that the cutest thing? >> write it down. >> exactly. note taking is key. >> we did find one guy who had it figured out. >> dozen red roses, chocolate and a big smile. >> that's it? >> little bit of wine. >> and don't forget the card. >> this is hard. >> yeah. >> on the upper west side. >> and people in the u.s. spend over $1 billion on valentine's day cards. sometimes that's the nicest part of the gift. >> i bought several cards this year. good tips. up next, today's top stories. >> if you're heading out, be prepared for extreme and dangerous cold. we'll show you what you can expect. secrets that could save your family big bucks. expert shoppers take us to spot real bargains. right now extreme temperatures and dangerous wind as you look at the bryant park frozen fountain. record cold continues to grip the triarea. just when you thought it couldn't get worse, perhaps, there is a little bit of snow coming. plus the man hunt is on for a suspect wanted for stabbing his girlfriend and her daughters. that man hunt is now over. hear how police managed to catch up with the suspect. and bon voyage. a cruise ship that survived a nightmare at sea set sail again. why one couple says the trip was actually a dream come true. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. good morning. it is 6:31 on this sunday, february 14th. i'm andrea grymes. the days top stories are straight ahead. first vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. a chilly valentine's day. central park. degrees. the windchill feeling like 23 below right now in the city. but it is colder elsewhere let's take a look at temperatures across the region. the actual temperature in white plains, 2 below. in greenwich, 5 below. winds are still cranking out there and will be through the morning hours. feeling like 23 below in central park. in the hamptons, 26 below. in sparta, feels like 25 degrees below zero. frigid start. as we go into the afternoon the winds will be settling, temperatures will be warming. until 1:00 we are still under a windchill warning for areas in pink and advisory for those in blue. hour by hour forecast. winds subsiding through the day. breezy this morning. it's going to feel like 12 below at 9:00. noon feeling like 7 below. we go plus 6:00 tonight. 14 degrees will feel like 8. coming up in my full forecast, we'll talk an end to the arctic chill and snow and rain on the way. andrea and diane, back to you. >> thank you. and just when you thought maybe the extremely cold weather couldn't get any worse if you don't like snow, it actually does. people across the area will have to deal with another brutally cold day. now we're looking at possible snow. ilana gold joins us live from the mobile weather lab. >> reporter: it is absolutely freezing out here. there is really no other way to see it. we just got word the windchill is minus 23 degrees. i've only been standing in this spot for about 5 -- extreme cold blasting the tristate area for the second day in a row. the arctic air bringing >> my nose is freezing, my legs are cold. >> the wind gusts leading to unforgiving windchill. temperatures will feel like 10 below zero. >> like you're inside of a freezer and it's really the wind that makes it brutal. >> the cold is so brutal being out for just a few minutes can be excruciating, even if you're wearing many layers. >> my face and hands are the worst part. >> how do you feel? >> a little bit code, yes. it's cold. it's cold been. >> very cold. this. these construction workers spent hours in the frigid elements and covered up from head to toe. emergency responders in hoboken had a tough time battling this fire. if your skin is exposed in this weather for 15 minutes, set in. >> so important to take this seriously to stay indoors for mayor bill de blasoi is warning all to stay indoors. >> bundle up, lots of layers, do not have skin exposed. >> this extreme cold can cause problems indoors too. burst pipes and emergency calls to plumbers, so make sure you let warm water trip in the faucets. open cabinet doors. and keep your thermostat set to the same temperature day and night. and here's a live look at bryant park on this dangerously cold morning. you can see where the fountain is frozen over. it feels like minus 23 degrees out here with the windchill. again, the mayor is telling all new yorkers to stay indoors and if you don't have heat, call 311 right away. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> braving those temperatures for us. thank you. the man police say brutally stabbed his girlfriend and her three children on staten island is now behind bars. sources tell cbs 2 police got a a friends house in queens yesterday. on wednesday investigators say sykes murdered his girlfriend rebecca cutler, their 4-month- old daughter maliyah and cutler's 1-year-old daughter ziana. police are searching for two men accused in a violent kidnapping in brooklyn. the nypd released this surveillance video of the mini van used. two armed men jumped out of the vehicle on tuesday night, grabbed a man in his 60s then stabbed and robbed him. police say the victim was held in his vehicle for more than an hour then pushed out near east 39th street and foster avenue. it's unclear if the men knew the victim. the broadway community is asking for help tracking down a missing dancer. dancer. he did not show up for rehearsals on wednesday. he was last seen near his apartment in the bronx. cell phone and has not updated his social media accounts in the past four days. residents got quite the surprise after a sink hole nearly swallowed a car. yesterday morning as crews worked on a water main break, bub police say the driver went around the barricades and ended up inside the hole. police say the water from the 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now headed for the bahamas. most passengers on that cruise would like to forget the stormy experience but for one happy couple may have a different memory. >> yes. oh my gosh. >> roy garcia proposed to his girlfriend as the ship sailed last saturday. he posted the emotional video on youtube with the message she said yes. little did we know we were in for the ride of our lives. >> a very memorable trip for them. >> now they're on another ride of their lives. >> that's great. good for them. congratulations. if you like to save money and dig for treasure, thrifting may be the way to go. >> cindy hsu finds out how to uncover some hidden treasures. >> tina walker is a thrifting queen. she found this dress at goodwill. >> i paid $5 for this and i for about $500. tags. this told her the dress was sold. she has a popular blog called thrifted sister and has bought and sold just about everything, including this covered secure with a spike. she found it at an estate sail for $10 and sold it for $400. >> if you're looking for valuable jewelry, i look to see if it's signed and marked and in really good condition. >> if you've never thrifted before, a great place to start, nonprofit thrift stores. we stop by housing works where all proceeds go to fight hiv and homelessness. katherine oaks' favorite find? a brand new north face winter coach. >> how much did you pay? >> $75. >> what would the normal price be? >> $340. the tag was still on. she also bought this $600 bag for $125. if you're into free stuff, the hunt on what she calls trash night. >> what night is trash night? >> different neighborhoods put out trash at different times. you can find things like this upper west side. >> very cool. >> just a warning, it is illegal to grab even discarded trash and throw it in any vehicle in new york city, but allowed to take stuff from the curb. >> this bed frame slash fire mantle was found in the trash. >> it's now a head board. she says t an adventure. >> you start pulling through like you're on some crazy scavenger hunt. >> you just trevor know. on the upper west side, cindy hsu, cbs 2 news. >> if you're curious about what's popular when it comes to thrifting, there are lots of thrifting blogs. you can also check out the top sellers on e commerce sites. >> look what i found! i have a friend who always shops at thrift stores so compliment him on his jacket and he'll be like, $5. >> it's cool when you can find -- >> i love myself a good thrift find myself. time to check in with vanessa murdock now. you might need to get a winter coat from a thrift store. it is cold outside. >> two or three. >> exactly. layer up this morning. we have set record cold levels. zero degrees is the temperature right now. could it drop by another degree. windchill. another degree. at zero, incredible cold this morning. what i'd like to do is check in with our weather watcher. across the region. for many, 20 below is the average. so here we go. let's take a look at the 23 below. in greenwood lake, daniel hanny began reporting 32 below. let's see the numbers. lynn brown says it's 14 below. michael and linda tyler say 25 unbelievable. there right now. temperatures, of course, a little bit warmer than that. but for many those numbers are beloci row as well. let's take you live outside. show you what's happening here. beautiful picture of the empire state building. we have clear skies this morning. it will be a sunny day but brutally cold. zero right now with north- hour. winds will be subsiding as we get into the afternoon hours factor in those feels language temps. so yes, record cold this morning. it could be a record cold day. 17 degrees. if that's where we top out today, would tie the valentine's record. something we're watching. and then really as we move forward, because the cold only lasts one day. tomorrow we'll be focusing on a storm that will bring us snow to start, then it will change over to rain on tuesday with rain continuing. 50s out there. so a big change over the next 48 hours. but for today, we did hit zero degrees. we're there right now. the last time this happened was back in 1994. and it set a new record for today. so out there right now, clear skies. it does not stick around though. what's going to happen is low pressure moves in. here we see two systems moving in our direction bringing snow first, rain will follow. so for today, arctic air, but frigid sunshine for valentine's day tomorrow. here's what we see happening. and as we get into the evening hours it will transition to a mix. afternoon we'll start to see some snow. it becomes steady by 2:00, 3:00. after 6:00 we'll start to see it transition to rain. then it will continue to rain all the way through the day on tuesday. tuesday will be a very warm soaker with highs in the 50s. now before we change over to rain, note there will be accumulating snow. the ground is frozen and it will stick upon contact. we're talking about a coating for long island. areas along the jersey shore, 1 to 3-inches. 3 to 6 in the extremes north and west of the city. after that, the rain will wash it away. 1 to 2 inches for most of us. we could see isolated 3-inch spots. expect flooding as well. today, 17. feels like 5. tonight, 12 degrees. the winds will have subsided. tomorrow, 34, increasing clouds, snow and a messy evening commute. then we'll see it transition to a mix and rain. wednesday we'll start to see showers giving way to sunshine for the rest of the week. next saturday they tracking the potential for another storm. >> i notice you changed the low temperature on that five day for today from 1 to zero. >> you have to keep up with the times. but it was a record at 1. it's still a record attester row. >> i'm not rooting for that. i know you're really excited about this, but i'm not rooting for it. >> it's just going to feel the same. >> thank you. a nice meal and a cozy restaurant sounds really nice after that forecast. romance this valentine's day as well. >> according to a new study, make sure sushi is served if you want a second day. >> so your next first date, where you going to go? >> i guess maybe red lobster. >> probably an italian restaurant. >> like a steak house. i would be very impressed. especially planning where to go. but a new survey of singles in america shows that if you want to secure a second day date your first day should be sushi. >> sushi gets you to the second date is that it's sharing. >> ducted the survey of 5500 single americans ages 18 to 70 of all backgrounds found that sushi increases your odds by 107%. >> but it's also expensive, which says something about you. and it's also sophisticated. >> there's also biological reasons. >> fatty tuna or salmon, it's got omega 3s in it. that can increase your circulation and your alertness. >> with political season in full swing, how about talking about politics on the first date? >> do not talk about politics or religion. like i don't even want to get awkward like that. >> i'm not huge into politics. i don't have experience in talking about it so i wouldn't bring it up. political talk is a no no, the survey says 91% of singles want to talk about politics on the first date. >> 25% of singles would not go out with somebody who was not registered to vote and 35% of singles would not go out with somebody who didn't have any opinion. >> but no matter where you go or what you talk about, only 50% of singles believe that a a kiss. in union square, cbs 2 news. a utah high school senior has one valentine's day. 800 flowers. he recruited friends to pass them out to every girl at his high school. you might think he is the big man on campus with 800 potential dates but he already has a girlfriend. >> i don't think a girl should be left out during valentine's day. >> to watch every single one of those girls walk out of school makes me very happy and very proud of him. >> that is so nice. the 17-year-old works a the a grocery store as a bagger. he's been saving all of his money to buy the flowers. it cost him nearly $500 to pull it off. >> very sweet though for the gentleman getting the idea. your girlfriend may not think it's such a good idea. gauge that one a bit. last night's nba all star dunk contest is being called one of the best of the decade. it's enough to at least mention the high flying finalists in the same sentence as michael jordan. knicks carmelo anthony did not take it above the rim but he was doing his best to avoid being mentioned in the same sentence as another 23. >> the biggest story is centered around the knicks, is a block buster trade in the works? reporting the knicks are working on a three way deal centered around carmelo anthony and kevin love. if it happens the cavs would love and the knicks land draft picks. melo has a no trade cause claus with the knicks, so even if every other team agrees, melo has the final say. >> haven't even thought about this. i haven't even thought about that. i'm being quite honest, i haven't even thought about that. as far as trade exceptions and teams and trades, i haven't even thought about that. in new york there are always reports. it's always a report. it's always who's next. what's next. i don't care about the rumors. >> all star saturday, we had an upset in the three point contest. klay thompson taking out steph corollary. he cleared the final rack of money balls and finished with a record tying 27 points. check out the final round of the dunk contest. this was orlando imagine tick forward aaron gordon dunking over the mascot and sitting in an air chair. that was a mic drop moment. that would have won. everybody has this thing for free throw line dunks. zach levine was half a step in gordon may have won over the crowd but levine wins over the judges and his second straight dunk contest. we all knew that st. john's basketball was go edge to go through growing pains this year. playing in a new system with a first time coach, a roster that just turned over. they've 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