to a homeless shelter murder. another deadly earthquake strikes. this time in ecuador, where the death toll continues to climb. cbs2 news sunday morning continues right now. it is 6:00 a.m. >> good to have you with us. >> i'm andrea grymes. first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. >> it was beautiful yesterday. >> and warmer today by about 4 degrees. felt a little bit of a chill. yesterday. but we will try to get rid of that. it will be lovely again. we start off with a frost advisory in effect until the temperatures are in the low to mid-30s. a crisp start. we will be warming up nicely. forty-five in the city. forty in white plains. thirty-two in somerville. thirty-four in the hamptons. as we look at the vortex satellite and radar, it looks identical to yesterday. nothing overhead. some clouds trying to push their way in well to the east. but it is not going to happen. blue skies today. by noon, 64. feeling like 63. by 3:00 this afternoon, a high of 72. by 9:00 this evening, 59 with clear skies. almost 10 degrees above normal. it will get even warmer tomorrow. the full forecast is not far away. back to you. we begin with breaking news. a police involved shooting in queens have look -- has left one man dead. >> several officers were sent to the hospital. we're live from south ozone park with the details. >> reporter: good morning. police have not released any information as to what led up to this officer involved shooting. the investigation here is still underway. the scene is still very active. as you can see, police officers and detectives are talking about what exactly went on trying to get more details and information about what exactly led up to this. >> this is the gun police say the suspect was carrying when he shot at officers. the scenes sprawled out over 116 avenue in the south ozone park section of queens. you can see police cones surrounding evidence and what may appear to be a gun on the ground. according to the nypd, the suspect was running from police when he turned back, firearm in hand. it is unknown if he fired the weapon or how many times he was shot by officers before being taken to jamaica hospital where he died at 1:30 a.m. this morning. more officers over the dispatcher radio. police say the incident only involves one suspect. no other civilians were injured. four officers were taken to a long island jewish medical center. as a precaution. they are not hurt. as the investigation continues, police are continuing to release more and more information and updates on exactly what happened here. we will bring you those updates as soon as they get them. live in queens, cbs2 news. the death toll in ecuador stands at 77 and is expected to rise after the most powerful earthquake to hit the country in decades. the epicenter of the 7.8 magnitude earthquake is along the south american country's inside of a supermarket in the capital city which is more than 100 miles away from the epicenter. highways were buckled. the port cities suffered the brunt of the damage. the weather center says tsunami waves are possible for the coast. residents are urged to go to higher ground. towns near the epicenter were evacuated as a precaution. for the latest on another deadly earthquake, this one in japan. thousands of rescue workers are searching for survivors. two powerful earthquakes in the southwestern part of the country have killed at least 41 people. the second quake, a magnitude 7.3, has damaged more than 1000 buildings and triggered massive mudslides that have swept away entire bridges and very highways. police have released surveillance videos of a slashing suspect they are looking for. they say around 3:30 a.m. yesterday morning, a 23-year- old man was walking with a female companion in the hunts they say the suspect approached and said something to them they could not understand. the suspect then allegedly cut the man with an object in the face before taking off. the victim was treated and released from hospital. the investigation continues into a slashing attack of a cab driver in queens by a man who may have been involved in a murder at a homeless shelter. police have released a picture of the man they are looking for. 53-year-old william smith. we have the story from elmhurst. >> these photos show some of the knife attack wounds on 43- year-old cab driver manuel vera. saturday morning, he was dropping off a passenger in queens. and then he became violent. >> instead of paying, he pulled out a knife and he slashed mr. manuel vera all over his body. his throat, his arms and is back. >> this is spokesman of the new york federation of taxi drivers. he says all cabbies and the public should watch out for this man wanted by police, 53- connected not only to the cabbie attack but also a murder that happened friday morning inside of a homeless shelter. marcus guerrero was found dead in his bed with a wire around his neck and a gash across his throat. >> investigators say the clues to possibly link the two crams include items that they say the suspect left behind inside of the cabin. his wallet with this identification and a cell phone. the injured cabbie spoke to his car company soon after he was released from the hospital. >> he went through a really hard situation. he is alive. >> nervous taxi drivers and nervous residents at the shelter insist on action. they say without better safeguards and more security guards and panic buttons, they could be in grave danger. >> anybody can come and go as they please. there is no security. >> officers described the man hot as intense. they say they want to get the suspect off the streets before he can attack again. four of the five presidential candidates will make appearances here in the city today. only ted cruz has no public events scheduled following his seat of delegates and wyoming. >> i ask you to please support the men and women of this country. >> donald trump to announce to the process. in syracuse, keep -- he pressed leaders. >> you better get going and straighten out the system. because the people want their vote. >> ohio governor john kasich stopped at a manhattan deli yesterday after visiting a synagogue on long island earlier in the day. on the democratic side, senator bernie sanders flew back from the vatican where he met briefly with pope francis to attend a faith and social >> i feel good about the campaign -- we're busting through and forcing a discussion that the establishment would assume push under the rug. >> hillary clinton visited los angeles yesterday where she criticized sanders for opposing gun control legislation. >> hillary clinton will visit staten island today and so will donald trump before he goes to west point. bernie sanders hold an event in prospect park and john kasich will guest on a radio show and do an interview with cnn. coming up later on face the nation, bernie sanders and the chairman of the republican national committee will have a preview on the 8:00 hour. it is 6:09 a.m. street fairs are supposed to bring in big crowds. owner says it is bad for business. >> it destroys the business. , not just mine. and why one business owner claims a weekend street fair is running his customers away. following in her footsteps. how the duke and dust just -- duchess of cambridge recaptured memories of princess diana. and you may want to jump on some deals and bargains for the month of april. first here is vanessa murdock. >> looking lovely this morning. it is a chilly start. we will talk about a tremendous warm-up, not just to end the work week. first a check on the community york.com. hey, we're opening up a second shop and we need some new signage. but can't spend a lot. well, we have low prices and a price match guarantee. scout's honor? low prices. eskimo kisses? how about a handshake? oh, alright... the lowest price. every time. staples. make more happen. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike they've all come to look for america [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. a new jersey street fair designed to be fun for everyone is having the opposite effect, at least according to one tenafly restaurant owner. >> now that spring is here, street fairs are starting to pop up all over the area. from the music, to the t- shirts, trinkets and food, especially the food, there is something for everyone at this fair in downtown tenafly, new jersey. the tenafly chamber of commerce walked up the street hoping to attract 10,000 people. >> it is a good time to bring a lot of outsiders in and see the restaurants here. >> it destroys the business. else. >> massimo bazzarelli is the owner and chef at max's italian grill. he says the street fair cost him his entire saturday lunch crowd. >> a normal day, we get about 35 up to 40 people. today, we get zero. >> people and family just want to go for a walk. they are not interested in my business. >> other shop owners say business was down because of the block streets. some are hopeful the fair will pay off in the long run. >> it may hurt because of parking. but in the end, we are getting foot traffic. >> ahead of the -- the head of the chamber of commerce chamber of commerce admits they may try to find a way to get regular customers into the blocked off stores. >> this is our first time at this location. i think we can always do things better. >> if this will continue, i will be out of business. >> the businesses may face the same issues today. the street fair is a two day along with warming weather, tulips in full bloom are another sign of spring. you can go to the annual tulip festival at the westside community garden on west 89 street. there are more than 13,000 tulips and other spring flowers on display. you can get a glimpse today and next weekend too. >> you can also stroll park avenue. the tulips are beautiful there. >> another sign of spring. >> and vanessa murdock with the forecast. it is going to look and feel like spring today. it just doesn't this morning in many spots. it is cold out there to start. by this afternoon, we will be into the low 70s. highs 10 degrees above normal today. tomorrow will be pushing 80. and i expect a few '80s on the grid. let's go live outside to show off the beautiful skyline. bright blue skies to follow. mostly clear and 45 this morning. forty-five is the exception. many places only in the 30s to start off this sunday morning. otherwise as we go through the afternoon, it will be spectacular and even warmer tomorrow. and for the next seven days, it will be above normal. so quite an unseasonable stretch with very minimal opportunities for wet weather. a lot of sunshine too. let's look at the temperature trend. yesterday, 68. today, 72. tomorrow, 78. i do expect 80s on the board. tuesday, 67. overnight monday into tuesday, a little disturbance. we may see early morning showers tuesday. that is the best bet for wet weather in the first few days of the forecast. let's talk -- let's talk about what is happening now. today, high-pressure in place. sunny skies dominate the forecast. the whole eastern half of the out by this area of high pressure. what is also happening is wet weather to the west is being blocked. it will be really bad news for our neighbors through the midsection of the country. look what is happening this morning. thunderstorms are exploding across the state. from oklahoma into texas. this is the futurecast model. look at how the rainfall totals stack that. three up to 6 inches as we look to the northern portions of texas into oklahoma. locally around houston, austin, san antonio, eight that's -- eight up to 12 inches. it is going to be a very rough go unfortunately for them. for us, clear sailing. 67 degrees today for the first pitch as the yankees take on the mariners. a beautiful day for a ballgame. if you are in the mood to get outside, you want to keep this in mind. the uv forecast is high with a burn time of 30 minutes. sunny skies and 72. cooler by the coast. becoming more easterly wind -- communities feeling a little cooler overnight. fifty-two in the city. fortys in the suburbs. a nice mild overnight. tomorrow, 78 degrees. gorgeous to start. clouds building and all the time. monday into tuesday, a few showers. maybe a lingering sprinkle. wednesday, 65. mostly sunny. thursday, 74. another stunning day. friday and saturday, looking at the most unsettled days of the week. we will get rain those days and it will be needed by then. >> a good weekend for little league. >> i'm trying to get out and play some golf later today. everything should be okay. >> it will be pristine for golf. the wind will not be blowing. it will be calm and sunny. maybe a little too sunny. >> i have to have my excuses. in case i don't play well. the sun gets in your eyes. >> definitely blame it on the glare. >> thank you, vanessa. it is 6:18 a.m. she was in a league of her own. >> i just really wanted to play baseball. i didn't want the celebrity status. i didn't want the news following the home. >> a new jersey woman is honored for making a big play in the history of little league. this is no ordinary pre- passover meal. the special event that brought together a room full of morning. there was a special pre- passover celebration on long island this week for dozens of men and women who survived the holocaust. >> it is an annual event put together by volunteers. we have the story. >> an astonishing affirmation of life, freedom and the miracle of survival at the jewish community center in oceanside. >> it is wonderful. i am so thankful to be here. >> at first glance, it appears to be a lovely pre- passover seder for a large but a closer look at these men and women, the numbers still etched into their skin 70 years later, speaks of their horrible painful past. >> terrible, what i went through. i lost my father. my mother died. >> they are all holocaust survivors, many of whom are in their 90s. they were those who escaped and avoided the death camps, which took the lives of 6 million jews. and people like 98-year-old lara green bound. >> i had at least four sisters in auschwitz. i always feel guilty -- how, i survived and they didn't? >> on this very special day, they all gather together to celebrate passover, the liberation from enslavement in ancient egypt. attempted genocide. >> for many here, it is a powerful moment of reflection and faith. >> i think it is beautiful. because we all survived. we were meant to live. >> and this remarkable seder, is the use -- the work of the uja federation, that raised $6000 to have the event. >> these people gave so much years ago. most of us don't even understand what they went through. >> you can't forget. you can't forget. you are not allowed to forget. >> a celebration and appreciation of passover and the unshakable, unbreakable bond to these men and women share. >> cbs two news. >> organizers even cover the cost of transportation to get pope francis is home this morning along with some extra passengers he brought back with him from a trip degrees. pope francis flute 12 syrian muslims aboard his plane after his emotional visit to the greek island of lesbos. the island has been on the frontlines of the european migration crisis. the vatican says all three families fled syria after their homes were bombed. the catholic charity is helping to resell them. an iconic moment re- created as the duke and duchess of cambridge wrap up the tour of india. william and kate visited the taj mahal and retraced the footsteps of the prince's late mother princess diana. they even sat on the bench where she was famously photographed in 1992. the bench was renamed in her on her. >> a beautiful picture. the time is 6:25 a.m. a frightening sight in queens. a two and 3-year-old are found wandering the streets along. how they managed to get away from their caretaker. a big playoff win for the how they bounced back twice on the ice against the penguins. morning. where should you start when you're told you have cancer? start with a specialist. start where you'll find advanced technology, precision treatment options and truly compassionate care. start here with a team of experts who treat only cancer. every day. its not one thing we do. it's the only thing we do. start at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia. the evolution of cancer care is here. learn more at cancercenter.com/e/experts a brooklyn man is making history by becoming the first african-american to enter the chest hall of fame. maurice ashley was inducted this past week at a ceremony in st. louis. the city college of new york graduate is also the only african-american chess grandmaster, a level he reached back in 1999. he says he hopes to read -- to see more black players at the highest level. the rangers take on the penguins in game two and turn of the offense with some thrilling results. >> and here is you are cbs2 sports update with steve overmyer. >> let's start with great news for the rangers. not just a win -- more and partly, we saw a goal he almost loses vision but some focus and thought he would be done. after what we saw yesterday, eye is not an issue. game two -- the rangers to the bulk of the damage in the middle period. three goals in the second. they scored twice in 18 seconds. three times in three minutes. derek brassard, chris kreider -- mated 4-1 in the third. more than enough for henrik lundqvist, the return of the king, as he returned -- and the rangers getting even in this best-of-seven series. 4-2. game three tuesday night at the garden. also the yankees and the mets bulls lost onset -- both lost on saturday. have a great day. security will be extra tight at tomorrow's boston marathon. 5000 uniformed officers from various agencies will be working along the course. half a million people are that -- are expected to cheer on the 30,000 runners that will race tomorrow on patriots' day. it has been three years of course since the bombing at the dead and more than 200 others injured. it is 6:29 a.m. up next, the top stories. >> one man is dead and four officers in the hospital after a police involved shooting at south ozone park in queens. a live report coming up. caught on camera, a driver steps out of his car and into danger, when a massive tree crashes his car. the shocking ending when cbs2 news sunday morning returns. tape. push that tape in and hit play. this is a flip phone. have you seen these before? it's called a compact disc. oh. looks like we're getting a facsimile. what year is it to you? it's old. you'd rather use newer technology? definitely. well, i've got something to show you. this is the 2016 chevy volt. uses extended range electric technology. the prius hybrid uses battery technology 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livingston. the top stories are straight ahead. first, vanessa murdock is here with a look at the forecast. a beautiful day today. a gorgeous day today. nice and warm. 10 degrees above where we should be. seventys and sunny. that is where we end the weekend. it will be quite nice out there. let's take a look at what is happening right now. so it will be warm this afternoon, but not necessarily warm yet. we will get there. here is a look at temperatures now. below freezing in sussex. at the freezing mark at toms river. forty-five in the city. and 40 in fairfield. on the satellite and radar, it is clear overhead. however, expect a hazy sky. as we go through sunday, i think it looks perfect. by noon, 64 degrees. feels like 63 under sunny skies. 3:00 this afternoon, blue skies, 72. by 6:00 this evening, 68 degrees. then we cool off to 59 by 9:00. and skies are still clear. it has been a beautiful drive stretch for the weekend. when do we finally see some rain? i will let you know coming up in my full forecast. back to you. we begin this half-hour with breaking news. one man is dead and several police officers were taken to the hospital as a precaution. shooting in queens. >> we're live from south ozone park with details. magdalena. >> reporter: police say this incident started when officers approached a double parked car. the nypd says the suspect was standing outside of the car at the time. and when he was confronted by police officers, he turned to run away and pointed a firearm at the officers. >> this is the gun that police say the suspect was carrying when he was shot by officers. the scene sprawled out over 116 avenue and 135 street on the south ozone park section of queens. you can see police surrounding evidence and what may appear to be a gun on the ground. according to nypd, the suspect was running from police when he turned back ,-com,-com ma firearm in hand. it is unknown if he fired the weapon or how many times he was shot by the officers before he was taken to jamaica hospital where he died around 1:30 a.m. this morning. you can hear the calls for more >> police say this incident only involved one suspect. no other civilians were injured. police say the man who was shot was 30 years old. four police officers have been taken to local hospitals to be checked out. but they are expected to be okay. they were not injured. nobody else was injured in this shooting. and the suspect has died at jamaica hospital. we're waiting on more updates and will give you them as soon as we get them here at south ozone park in queens. cbs2 news. new this morning, fire strikes a three-story private home in brooklyn. the call came in shortly before midnight last night in into 1600 block of new york avenue. the fire was brought under control. no injuries were reported. note -- no word on how it started. and other fire in new jersey where a man is being quick actions that saved lives. he spoke exclusively to cbs2 and we have the story. >> smoke billowing up into the air over an apartment building in bloomfield. firefighters say flames erupted on the second floor of a unit on charles street. this man works at a car repair shop behind the building. >> by the time i dialed 911 and looked up again, it was big. >> when he noticed part of the roof collapsing, he risked his life and ran inside the burning building. >> the roof was falling in. i said, someone has to be inside that house. >> i went in and yelled, fire, everybody out. >> everybody did get out, safe and sound, including a woman that grabbed her two daughters and ran as fast as they could. i had no shoes. >> the mayor of bloomfield was on the scene. he said two, six family buildings were damaged in the fire. he also says he will make sure that way campbell gets honored for his selfless act. but he says he is no hero. >> no just doing what i can't. >> the red cross is helping six families displaced by the fire. two young children scene wandering the streets of queens are back home safe after a frightening ordeal. surveillance video captured one of the siblings in the middle of the street yesterday morning at 145th and 123rd avenue. they say the grandmother have been looking after them but fell asleep. >> the girl was crying profusely. happened. but the kids are okay. >> the mother says she found her children in an ambulance after coming home from an overnight shift. two other neighbors say a couple weeks earlier, the children had to be rescued from the same intersection. criminal charges. a man who fell from a hotel on the upper west side remained hospitalized this morning. he fell from a building from a hotel on west 94 street from a hallway window on either the eighth or tenth floor. the 29-year-old checked into the hotel thursday. police do not know if he fell accidentally or if he was pushed. he was rushed to st. luke's hospital in critical condition. the nypd says a gun buyback in queens yesterday was a success. police released a photo of 85 working firearms that were turned in an exchange for a $200 prepaid card with no questions asked. there is no limit to the number of firearms that can be surrendered but they are the buyback program aims to get it legal an unwanted weapons officer. the newark public safety department has confirmed has confirmed a hacking attack at the police department. they say the virus infected several computers last week. the department's director says there was no indication that information was compromised or lost. he says the department's it employees were quickly able to clean the system. additional safeguards have been installed. it is 6:39 a.m. she was just a little girl from hoboken you loved to play baseball. forty-three years later, she is being honored for starting a national movement. how she changed the face of the the the lake forever. and flights canceled by a spring snowstorm that blanketed parts of the midwest. time is running out to save on great deals. we will talk about the bargains this month from everything from flies, to close us, to threw -- 70s and sunshine today. then a warm-up. then only a couple opportunities for rain in the next seven days. so exactly what days can you expect to need the umbrella? i will have the forecast coming up. i am totally blind. i lost my sight in afghanistan. if you're totally blind, calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. the sun'll come out tomorrow... for people with heart failure, 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 aleading heart failure medicine. women who are pregnant must not take entresto. can cause harm or death an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren. if you've had angioedema while taking an ace or arb medicine, don't 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. good morning. a live look outside at times square. it is a little chilly. 45 degrees. at 6:43 a.m. vanessa murdock says it will warm up a little more than yesterday. the full forecast coming up. some footage of a driver barely escaping, as a tree falls right on top of his car. this happened during heavy wind in the republic of georgia yesterday. several cars and houses were damaged. so far, no reports of injuries. a dr. seuss book is no laughing matter to a michigan couple. they failed to return the book which was checked out by their adult son from a local library. they were late also returning a novel. they paid the proper finds but say they refused to pay over $200 of what are called diversion fees to a unit of the police department. they call that extortion. say they risk up to 93 days in jail if they fail to comply. the tax deadline is looming. you have until tomorrow to file your state and federal tax returns. if you ask for an extension, you are in good company. the irs says 13.5 million people are expected to request one. but remember, it is an extension to file, not to pay what you might owe. the payment has to be postmarked by april 18 or you could face penalties. it is springtime but do not tell that to colorado they are dealing with major winter weather -- some areas seeing 2 feet of snow with more on the way. this spring snow could continue to fall through tomorrow. the same weather system is causing dangerous conditions in texas. take a look at this funnel cloud in kent county east of love it. severe thunderstorms are expected in the area. >> it is amazing weather in other parts of the country and it is beautiful in our area. watching the forecast. a lot of people are happy about what you have to say this weekend. >> the reason the midsection is getting so pounded is because -- what we are enjoying is for thing that to stay put. i will show you a graphic. this high-pressure system is so powerful that it is causing big problems for our neighbors in places like texas and oklahoma and into colorado. for us, smooth sailing. let's check in with our weather watchers and see what they have to say about that -- about how things are starting off this morning. it is chilly out there. we can continue to look at the beautiful blue screen. or we can go ahead and take you live outside to see what is happening. blue skies. 45 degrees. northwest wind at 6 miles per hour. you can expect a sunny stretch to continue. temperatures in the side -- 70s today. pushing 80 tomorrow. slightly cooler along the coast both days. today, forecasting a high of 72, 10 degrees above normal. sunrise was about a half-hour ago. sunset is at 7:38 p.m. this evening. here is the deal. high-pressure dominating the eastern half of the u.s. a powerful area of high pressure. it is blocking this area of low pressure from progressing east. so what that means is that we will continue to see big issues in texas, oklahoma and into kansas and colorado. here is the snow you can see wrapping around the system. this will mean flooding and severe weather for our neighbors to the west today. for us, with with a high pressure overhead, it will be a super sunday. warm and 10 degrees above normal. tomorrow, even warmer, pushing 80. watch what is happening. this cold front to the north dips in monday and into tuesday. so early tuesday, maybe a sprinkle. but it will not be significant. we will need some rain. in the near future, friday into saturday, a better opportunity for us to get some rain. seventy-two. cooler at the coast. expected to be in the 60s. if you're going to head to the mountains today -- it will be a beautiful bright sky. tonight, much more mild. fifty-two in the city. we are not really seeing any 30s out there. there could be an exception. but most of us will be in the 40s and low 50s overnight under clear skies. tomorrow, cranking up the heat even more in the city. 78 degrees. gorgeous again. a few more clouds as the day progresses. northwest wind at five up to 10. expect a couple of 80s as we look at the tri-state area tomorrow. tuesday, early tuesday -- maybe a sprinkle and 67. wednesday, back to beautiful and 65. tuesday will be a beauty too as we get into the morning hour. seventy-four on thursday with it is friday. that the forecast looks unsettled. before we get through this dry stretch, we will need some soggy days to make sure we do not deal with wildfire problems. anytime the wind kicks up when it is a strike, it becomes a concern. so some rain by the end of the week but we may need it sooner. >> i know everybody loves this beautiful weather. but we have to keep it in perspective as well. that it can cause some concerns. >> so some good weather. also some good deals. we're talking about these temperatures warming up. we may have more than just a good forecast in our future. the month of april offers good deals. even freebies. on necessities and luxuries. >> when i say april, what pops into your head? >> spring, flowers. >> hot weather. >> the sunshine and happiness. >> so much to look forward to >> what about deals? does that come to mind? >> deals, not really. >> perhaps it should. one financial expert says april offers big bargains. >> spring clothing comes out in february and then it becomes discounted two months later. we are at that time period. >> look for 40% off, jackets, sweaters and dresses too. >> tax day is monday, the 18 18th. >> when you think tax day, what emotions go through your system? >> annoyance -- and then hopefully if i get a return, a little happiness. >> perhaps freebies will help you get to your happy place. >> the real freebies will be at the restaurants where they are doing two, for one specials. or a free site order or a desert with an entrie. >> one example, hard rock cafi says you can get a free burger. >> you can also get great deals with spring break wrapping up. >> discounts are being rolled out. a great time to take a cruise. >> don't way too long to book or travel. >> when you get into memorial day travel, prices go up. >> want to list your home? nationally, may is the best time to do it. in manhattan, april is ideal. >> they looked at supply, demand and the sales outcome. they found that you will get the biggest amount of money in the least amount of time. >> that is for manhattan. if you live in brooklyn or the bronx, march is best. however queens -- it may is the best time to list your home. so you have not lost out yet. >> and singing in times square. >> karaoke style outside of the hard rock cafe from 5:00 until 7:00 on tax day. if you do that, they will give you a voucher for the free burger. you don't have to eat it got day. i think it will draw some interesting characters. >> and otis livingston is getting ready. legendary burger. >> you can't go wrong with that kind of a burger. the city of hoboken honored a woman that blazed a baseball trail for others to follow. maria pepe was the honored league season. and in april of 1972, maria pepe became the first ever female little league player. the national league told her she could not play because she was a girl after that. that spurred a civil rights lawsuit which she eventually won. by then, she was too old to play but she paid a pathway for others. >> i'm basically playing baseball because of her. i just really wanted to play baseball. i did not want the celebrity status. i didn't want the news following the home. >> the batting cages at her former home field, will have if it was not for maria pepe, we may not have seen davis, who took over the little league. such a venture -- such an inspirational story nationwide. >> i played little league back in the day. >> we can talk about that during the break. it is 6:52 a.m. she survived breast cancer but was left with a debilitating disease. coming up after the break, battle with lymphedema. hollywood can be a difficult place to be if you are a young actress trying to make it. >> kathy bates tells cbs it can be. heavy. you really have a more internal look about you. you don't think you will make it in your early years but it will be later. feelings? >> it hurt my feelings a lot. but it all turned out to be right. >> and it did. >> almost done. just one more. >> the role that put her on the map, playing the deranged annie wilkes, in "misery" did not come along until kathy bates was 42. >> by hollywood standards -- that is a late bloomer. >> over the hill. >> but there was indication. >> her performance won her a golden globe and an oscar. she was a star. and one night, walking down the street with fellow actor alec baldwin, it all hit. >> they were screaming for alec baldwin. then they were screaming for me. i was like, oh my god. overnight. it is me. i'm famous work this is >> actress kathy bates. and the wonders the need the sea. and country legend 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