i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes vanessa murdock is back from the slide she was on yesterday. >> it will be upper 80s. gorgeous start to your day. no clouds out there. we will see sunshine for the duration of your sunday. i am loving the forecast yet again. i am greatly appreciating this cool, dry start to the day. we are at 54 right now in monticello. 56 in sparta. yaphank at 58. toms river 67 degrees. in the city, it's 71 as we start off sunday. on the vortex satellite and radar, skies are clear, low pressure is to thank. yesterday was breezy. we expect lots of sunshine, winds on the calmer side at 5 to 10 and a great day. we warm to 9:00 a.m., 77 with sunshine. by noon 83. likely a few more clouds. 3:00 we reach the daytime high of 88 under mostly sunny skies. by 6:00 it's 82. notice today we don't have that feels like list on the screen. that's because low humidity again today means exactly what your thermometer reads is what it feels like out there. coming up in the full forecast, we will talk more muggy weather back to you. >> thank you. we begin with breaking news this morning. more than a dozen people are hurt after a gunfire erupted at a party in brooklyn. >> cbs 2's ilana gold joins us with more on the party from east new york. ilana. >> reporter: nine people were shot on stanley avenue. this is in east new york. this happened during a fight at a house party. this morning police are blocking off this neighborhood, they are talking to witnesses and going door to door to try to get more information on who is responsible. this is what we know. a fight broke out in a backyard at 2:30 this morning. that's when a group of men opened fire during the house party. nine people were shot. the victims are men and women victims 19 to 38. bullets hit them in the arms, leg and neck but the injuries are not life threatening. they weren't the only ones caught up in the fight. police say it was absolute chaos. debris was flying everywhere. four others were hurt. they are getting treated at the hospital for injuries. back out live on stanley avenue, police are investigating an early morning shooting incident that injured more than a dozen people. at this point no one has been arrested. police say they are looking for multiple suspects. live in east new york this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. to a developing story now. a massive search is underway for the killer of a police officer in memphis, tennessee. police say 33-year-old officer shawn bolton was conducting a traffic stop when he was shot multiple times. he was pronounced dead at a local hospital. >> this is just a reminder of how dangerous this job is. we were talking about from what we know, a routine traffic stop and it results in an officer losing his life. >> bolton is the third memphis officer to be shot and killed since july of 2011. nearly 40,000 verizon workers will stay on the job without a new contract. the union is representing workers from massachusetts to virginia threatened to strike if they didn't reach an agreement over benefits by midnight. the unions want to keep verizon from slashing jobs, eliminating pension match. but the wireless carrier says the pros post sales are out of touch with the current job market. a man apparently drown off long island. a man was pulled from the waters off long beach and immediately gave him occasion again another victim, a 23-year- old brooklyn man was pulled from the water. he may have been submerged up to an hour. swimmers were apparently told to get out of the water as lifeguard shifts ended but the two men went back in. a fourth person has died from legionnaires in the south bronx and two more locations tested positive including a mott haven building and a verizon office building. cooling towers at lincoln hospital, the concourse opera mall and county course hotel tested positive. the health department claims all five locations are disinfected. there have been 65 cases in the borough since july. people get sick after breathing in water vapor from infected faucets or cooling towers. >> to prevent this from happening again, why don't we have regular inspections on cooling systems and water towers throughout the city of new york in the same way that we do with elevators. >> a town hall meeting to discuss the outbreaks will take place tomorrow at the bronx museum of the arts. a bronx high school teacher was hit and killed by a car during a cross county bike trip. the driver admits she was looking at her cell phone at the time. she died on an oklahoma -- he died on an oklahoma highway. another cyclist was hurt. he taught for three years at fordham high school for the arts. an african wildlife researcher is casting doubts that a companion of cecil the lion was illegally killed. cecil was shot raising an international outcry. there were reports yesterday that jericho was killed but his collar is sending normal signals indicating that it is alive and moving around. cecil the lion and more than 150 other animals were displayed on the empire state building last night. the filmmakers behind the project called racing extension hope the special presentation will inspire global conversation about the plight of endangered species. >> an aunt kicked out of beck's funeral. >> -- bobbi kristina's funeral. >> could this cheese make you choke? the warning you need to know about it. >> restaurant week is back in new york city. we taste the great food you can get for under 40 bucks. >> first vanessa murdock with the forecast. another beautiful day on tap for us. will i stay this way? we have rising humidity and a chance for storms. welcome back to cbs 2 news sunday morning. we are always on on facebook and twitter. join our conversations at facebook.com/cbs new york and tweet us at cbs new york. naacp kicked off a 60-mile trek to d.c. as part of the american justice event. naacp leaders want lawmakers to protect the voting rights act and pass the law enforcement integrity act. for the next 40 days different groups will pick up where the marchers leave off. tomorrow bobbi kristina brown will be buried in new jersey. brown's funeral was held in suburban atlanta yesterday and family feud disrupted the event. reporter: bobbi kristina brown's casket was draped in pink flowers as family and friends gathered for the 21- year-old's funeral. tyler perry was there and singer monica. bobby brown hugged loved ones outside the church. frustrations between the houston and brown families boiled over. bobby brown's sister lee ola stormed out of the church. kevin phraser said things went wrong when pat houston went to speak. >> leona brown jumped up and was like how dare you, how dare you, how dare you. >> at that moment tyler made a bee-line for leona. tyler and bobby and other folks escourted her out of the funeral. whitney will haunt pat houston from the grave. it is not over. it has just begun. >> reporter: pat houston was whitney's former manager. brown accused her of trying to profit from bobbi kristina's death. >> she is not any relation to kristi. >> reporter: the rest of the family was shocked by the outburst. >> you look at the person who cared for kristi day in and day out, from the moment she was at the hospital until the moment she passed away, it was pat houston. it's interesting that leona would have a problem with pat houston because her father, bobby brown did not have a luge problem. >> reporter: bobbi kristina died a week ago, six months after she was found unresponsive in a bathtub. she will be buried monday next to her mother in westfield, new jersey. autopsy results that could reveal bobbi kristina's exact cause of death are not complete. the nypd is searching for gator possibly prowling in flushing meadows corona park. somebody reported spotted one yesterday morning. police released these photos of their search. no word exactly how big the reptile is but police nicknamed him jaws. hopefully they find him if he is out there. >> maybe he is outside the studio saying hello. time to check in with vanessa murdock. you had fun yesterday. what a beautiful day for summer streets. what do we have in store today. >> same story. not as windy today but it will be another beauty. i am loving this forecast. i hope the alligator is not hanging out in my car. we are going to see another activities. let's go outside now live from high atop the empire state building to show you how stunning this picture is. blue skies, 71. hour. your headlines, a stunning sunday. can't get much better than this. hot and more humid tomorrow. cooler temperatures ahead. so, while we say a stunning upper 80s. by the end of the week, the forecast may be more in alignment with those that prefer the cooler temperatures. today we will hit 88 degrees. tomorrow 91. it will be more humid. tomorrow will feel like the mid- 90s. tuesday 89. wednesday 85. then on thursday, 81. we should be at 84 right now. temperatures today, tomorrow, tuesday above seasonal. by the end of the week we are back to norm. on the vortex satellite and radar we see clear skies overhead. high pressure is in control. it will be a beautiful end to your weekend. the skies will be mostly clear for the day. cold front making its exit brought a few quick showers yesterday as expected and now high pressure is in place. warm and dry to end the weekend. a real beauty today. notice the boat. good day for boating. good day for the beaches as well. we will talk about that in a minute. cold front makes its approach tomorrow. winds out of the southwest. as that happens, it will pump in more hot and humid air. slight chance of storms into the late afternoon, evening hours. hot and humid to start the workweek. on tuesday, still hot and humid with rumbles of thunder lingering in the area. before today, we are not worried about storms. we are worried about you lathering on the sunscreen. u.v. index of 8. it's high. mostly sunny skies. southwest winds 5 to 10. less breezy than yesterday. highs around the region look like this. high of 90 in morristown. 83 montauk. heading out there later today, looking forward to that. 84 monticello and seaside heights. the beach forecast is looking good. temperature on the coastline, mid-90s for the most part. west southwest winds 5 to 15. nice breeze near the coast. water temperatures in the mid- 70s. lightning risk is none. rip current risk is moderate on the south shore of long island. u.v. index of 8. mountain forecast today, mostly sunny, in the mid- 80s with low relative humidity. that is the real winner of this forecast, the fact that it's dry out there. 74, mostly clear and mild overnight. for the day tomorrow, mostly sunny, hot and humid with a high of 91. that chance for afternoon and evening thunderstorms as a cold front makes its approach. the extended forecast, beyond tomorrow, tuesday 89. more rumbles of thunder. making your way into wednesday, 85 degrees out there. what we will see happen is temperatures steadily declining from there. 85 wednesday. thursday 81 with a chance of storms. friday 82 degrees. we are keeping it dry. next saturday unfortunately with a high of 81 we are forecasting a chance for showers. but none of those today. all right. andrea and diane, back to you. >> thanks. in sports, lucas duda hit not one but two home runs to lead the mets. >> here is steve overmyer with your cbs 2 fan -- wfan sports update. >> reporter: the move the mets made to get sees sped december, if all goes right, that rental agreement will last through october. sees spa december providing automatic protection for lucas duda. 7th homer in seven games there. recently mets skipper terry collins had a sit down with duda. he better drive in runs or he will sit. duda said all right. eight home runs in seven games. the second homer of the night. nationals walk him in the 8th to get another shot at duda. we are not sure why. he is nine for the last 24 with eight homers. game winning double right there. the mets are a game back of first place. nationals 3-2 the final. injuries forcing the yankees to go with bryan mitchell making his second career start, tall order. mitchell didn't make it out of the 5th inning. better. that is former yankee milky cabrera they lose 8-2. for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. join the millions who have already switched. we switched. and now, we're streaming netflix. who knew time warner cable's internet was so fast! mom switched. and now, we can watch our favorite shows together, on demand. i switched. so i can connect to the internet just about anywhere with my free twc wifi hotspots. join the millions who switched to time warner cable. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 100meg internet, and hundreds of hd channels. you'll also get unlimited calling to the us, mexico canada, china, and now india. call today. i switched. now i have a free app that lets me watch tv whenever i have the time. for $89.99 a month you'll get tv, internet and phone. and if you call 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14th. you can come in and enjoy some of the special food that we are preparing for another week or so. >> what are the details about restaurant week. >> it is produced by nyc and company. and they offer promotions for lunch and dinner. we participate for dinner, $38 for three courses. we have specials not typically on the menu as well as special things for them to come in. our east village location we are running lunch, three courses for $25. >> what are you preparing. >> a typical dish. it's hot pepper shrimp. we make a paste from garlic ginger, basically sauteed shrimp with a kick to it. >> a lot of kick. >> reporter: take it away. >> cool, so, we will start with neutral oil in a heave bottom pan. this is heating up. we will put that in there and then bring that paste and you can see it. it's processed but it's not smooth because we want the chunks and, so, we will put that in there as such that will break up and give the flavor to the shrimp. once that is in there, we will take the shrimp. these are head on shrimp. a lot of the flavor is in the shell. a lot of people don't know that. when we serve them, we encourage our guests to eat the shells. when we get nice color on the shrimp, we will flip them. another good benefit of cooking it with the shell, it insulates the meat so it doesn't overcook. >> that's one of the tricks. when you get the right color you want to get them off there. >> this is distilled white vinegar. this peaks the flavor and adds to the chili, garlic and ginger. >> how long does it take to cook. >> two to three minutes. >> let's talk about the ribs while these cook. >> these are pork spareribs. they are first marinated in a glaze which is a flower. they take the flower and make a tea with garlic and ginger then a little bit of honey. then we slow cook them until they are very tender and glaze them with the same-- >> that is amazing. >> we kind of lacquer it up and it forms a glaze. this is an interpretation. a look of chinese spareribs with caribbean spareribs. >> i don't want to mess up the lobster dish. >> let me take this off the heat. jerk lobster, special for new york city restaurant week. 1 and a quarter pound hole lobster. we get them -- whole lobster. we get them in and kill them. we serve them with spicy cucumbers and chutney. >> let's plate the shrimp. >> excellent. we will put these on. these are ready to go. >> fantastic. >> thank you so much. we appreciate you not only giving us the details but cooking for us. to celebrate restaurant week from july 20th to august 14th. for more information, head to our web site at cbsnewyork.com. we will be right back. busy day, huh? yup. our annual clearance event really brings 'em in. i can barely keep up by myself. 0% apr financing. tons of amazing inventory. only happens once a year. hmm, hologram number 17 seems to have gone rogue. i'm the real jan now! 0%! 0%! at our annual clearance event, get 0% apr financing on a 2015rav 4, offer ends september 8th. for great deals 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sound machines. now they are unleashing border collis trained to scare the geese but not hurt them. they will chase them twice a day for the next three months. up next, today's top stories. >> nine people shot this morning after a group of suspects opened fire during a brooklyn house party. we will have a live report from the scene. shots fired at a house party. more than a dozen people are hurt. the search is on for the gunman. >> a memphis tennessee police officer shot and killed during a traffic stop last night. police are on the hunt for his killer. >> super sunday on tap. plenty of warmth. no humidity. but vanessa says change is ahead. she will have the details coming up. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. >> good morning. 6:30 on this sunday, august 2nd. i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. top stories are straight ahead but first vanessa murdock with change is ahead. >> but not today. today will be like yesterday breeze. yesterday got windy in the afternoon which i loved but today calm in comparison. we will enjoy lots of sun and lots of warmth. temperatures. we are starting off very comfortably cool, especially north and west of the city. take a look. 58 in edison. 64 white plains. greenwich 66. babylon 65. in the city 71. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, not a lot to look at. when we look at the live pictures, i barely see a cloud. great start to the day. we will see a few more clouds out there but nonetheless this day will be a mainly sunny end to tur weekend. 77 by 9:00 a.m. by 1:00 it's mostly sunny and 86. we will reach peak heat at 88 this afternoon. then by 5:00 this evening, 85 degrees. warm, then sunsets at 8:11. a beautiful end to the weekend. we will talk the beach and mountain forecast coming up then rising humidity. >> thank you. we begin this half hour with breaking news. a shooting at a house party left more than a dozen people hurt. >> cbs 2's ilana gold joins us york. what happened? >> diane, we learned that nine people were shot out here on stanley avenue during a house party. this morning there is a huge neighborhood. they shut down several blocks as they investigate and try to find the people who fired the gunshots. here is some video from the scene shortly after this happened at 2:30 this morning. that's when police got multiple 911 calls. they say the problem started at nine people were shot. investigators tell us the victims are men and women ages 19 to 38. bullets hit them in the arms, leg and neck. they are at various hospitals, all of them are expected to survive. police describe this fight as total chaos. they say debris was flying everywhere and four others were hurt as a result. this morning they are also getting treated at the hospital for injuries. back out live where police are looking through evidence and going door to door talking to neighbors, after nine people were shot at a house party. at this point no arrests have been made. they are looking for multiple suspects. live in east new york this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thanks. to a developing story, police in memphis, tennessee, are on a massive search for the person that killed a police officer during a traffic stop. shawn bolton was conducting the traffic stop when he was shot multiple times. he was then pronounced dead at a local hospital. he is the third memphis hospital to be fatally shot since july of 2011. an update on a firefighter killed battling a fire in northern california. david ruhl died when a fire broke out thursday in one of the national forests there. the south dakota man was helping firefighters in california. fire officials say he was in a vehicle looking for the best way for crews to handle the flames when they lost contact with him. the 38-year-old's body was recovered friday. the raging fire has burned at least two dozen homes and it is threatening at least 6,000 more. back in our area, in new jersey, an elderly driver lost control of his car and smashed westwood. the man said he stepped on the gas instead of the brakes on friday and crashed into the house on carle place. the accident left glass and debris all over the house. two children, ages 11 and 12 and their mother were sitting in the path of that van. they got up 15 minutes before. >> last night i was grateful and i am still very grateful because we are all okay. but i'm a little angry to be honest. i mean, we could have all three of us been killed. >> this is cell phone video of the car being removed from the property. no one was hurt including the the department of homeland security has issued an alert to be on the look out for terrorists using drones in an attack. the warning comes as the faa investigates two drone incidents at faa airport. dick brennan spoke to the counterterrorism bureau. >> reporter: the department of homeland security bulletin warns police agencies about drones being used as weapons either in criminal or terror activities. it says the increased use of drones underscores 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far bigger problem. the ceo who gave his customers a huge pay raise is struggling to make ends meet. he guaranteed all employees a $70,000 a year salary. there were consequences. he is renting his own house to cover expenses. two employees quit because raises. vanessa murdock has what weekend as well. >> i think it will be gorgeous. if you liked yesterday, you will love today. it's nearly a carbon copy. little bit. let's check in with our weather watchers and see what they are saying around the region. i think we lost the weather watchers. we will take you live outside. things are beautiful as we watch the cruise ship go up a calm hudson river. calm winds, loving this forecast. your headlines, a stunning stun day. sunshine, temperatures slightly above seasonal and low humidity. hot and humid tomorrow. feels like temperatures in the mid-90s. cooler temperatures ahead as we move through the workweek. your humidity trend looks like this. today, comfortable. liking that. tomorrow we begin feeling the humidity and then by tuesday, we are really feeling it. so, certainly changes in that department then temperatures after that start to decline. high pressure in place. that means blue skies for us. in fact today we will see a few more clouds this afternoon but generally it is a mainly sunny day. this front crossed yesterday sparking a few fast moving showers for us. today high pressure is here. we will be dry and warm to end your weekend. so, a real beauty is what we are calling it. great day for the beach, great day for boating. lots of sunshine. tomorrow a cold front makes its approach. as this happens, winds out of the southwest pumping in hotter more humid air. it will mean changes for the start of the workweek. interest tuesday, the front is lingering. showers and storms become a lingering possibility as a result. not a completely dry forecast the next few days. today we are saying, hey, it's completely dry and comfortable, warm. 88 the high today. another beauty. southwest winds 5 to 10. beach forecast today, looking good. water temperatures in the mid- 70s. i do want to say this, if you are planning a trip to the south shore of long island, moderate risk of rip currents. low risk on the jersey shore. mountain forecast couldn't get much better. mostly sunny. in the mid-80s. low humidity. west southwest winds 5 to 10. overnight another beautiful night, mostly clear, 74. tomorrow morning you will start to feel it becoming a little more sticky out there. by tomorrow afternoon, mostly sunny, hot and more humid. 91 will feel closer to the mid- 90s tomorrow with a slight chance of an afternoon shower or thunderstorm and that chance leads us into tuesday. here we are on tuesday, 89 degrees. showers and storms, lingering chance for that. temperatures will be steadily declining as we make our way through the rest of the week. friday 85. more clouds around. 81 on thursday. mostly cloudy, a few storms possible. 82 friday. we are calling it partly sunny. then saturday, unfortunately, we can't say it's pristine conditions. we think there is an opportunity for showers as we start next weekend. >> but i have to say i don't think we have had a dry weekend in the summer in a really long time. >> it's hard to make it happen with the heat and humidity. so, we have been lucky. yesterday i know a few places got fast moving ones. today we think everybody stays completely dry. >> especially after last week's high humidity. >> brutal last week. we are more comfortable. >> thanks so much. well, sports this morning, lucas duda helps make cespedes a winner in his mets debut. >> here is steve overmyer with the cbs 2 wfan sports update. reporter: the move the mets made to get cespedes proves they are taking their shot this year. this slugging outfield irrelevant will be a two month rental but if all goes right the rental agreement will last through october. he went hit less in three at bats but provided automatic protection for lucas duda who goes far in the fourth inning. terry collins had a sit down with duda that you better start making runs. i don't believe this but the nationals intentionally walked cespedes to get another shot at duda. that is a game winning double. mets are a game back of the first place nationals with a 3- 2 win over washington. injuries forced the yankees to go with bryan mitchell making a second career start. tall order, even if it's against one of the worst teams in the ahl. mitchell didn't make it out of the 5th inning. his replacement didn't fair any better. that's former yankee melky cabrera at the plate. 6-1. yankees offense not existent. the they lose 8-2. last week we told you about the return of american pharoah to our area. he will run in the haskell this afternoon. the purse increased by his participation by nearly a million dollars. it's a three-day farrow fan fest. the track is expected anywhere from 60 to 65,000 fans to see the triple crown champion. he will go on as the odds on favorite which at the moment is listed at 1-5 odds. so, it might be more like a coronation but the owners way of giving fans another shot of seeing the racing legend. >> the biggest there. there are good horses but to have a triple crown winner come back, we hope it will be a huge day sunday. we are thrilled to have the triple drown winner come to our home state. we are thankful for all the accommodations they have done for a big horse. can't wait for sunday. >> should be fun to watch. >> i'm saddam hussein saddam hussein. >> august is here. we are beginning the dog days of summer months. we will try to give you simple tips to beat the heat and negative side effects that can come with it. today's focus is summertime injuries. this means lots of fun outdoors but more opportunity to hurt yourself. an orthopedist is here to tell you house to enjoy the summer in a safe way. you say that you see more and more injuries come in during the summertime. why do you think that is? >> summer is a great time. everybody wants to be outside. >> what are some of the more common injuries you see. >> sprains, strains, fractures. gravity is there. in terms of falling off a bike or overuse injuries like running, weekend warriors are out there. they want to put the shoes on, run outside, whether it's soccer, football, basketball, those are the most common ones we see. >> running is a big one. what can people do to go out there and run as they want to but maybe prevent injury. >> i ran two new york marathons. stretch. run early in the morning, later at night so it's not too hot and stay hydrated. >> for those who already are injured, how do you treat some of the common injuries, sprain, things like that. how do you know when to walk it off or try to get out there and when you need to rest. >> it's hard to give that advice, especially when people call over the phone, what should i do. please come in. in terms of managing it, know your own body and a lot of the runners may have overp overuse injuries. they are going from 10 to 15 miles. they want to go out there because it's a great day and enjoy it. i would be careful and try continue to crease what you are doing slowly and not have a dramatic increase in your mileage. >> does being out of practice factor into this when we go from winter to summer. most people haven't been running at year. is there a way to ease into it. would that help? >> sure. depends on what is motivating the person. if pits eye a weekend pick up game and your friends are going, who doesn't want to go and play. stretching before and after, understanding your body's limitations is the best way to handle it. >> thank you so much for coming in, we appreciate it. for more information on tips to stay safe this summer, head to our web site. next week summer products the whole family can enjoy. thanks for waking up with us at cbs 2 news sunday morning. a live look inside the control room. welcome back. 71 degrees outside. are you looking to get away from it all this summer. >> lou burbank may have the place for you? >> camp wandawega in wisconsin looks like a place where time forgot, where childhood memories are made. except for one not so miner detail. there aren't many kids here and revel replays at the crack of 9:30 which is early for many campers. welcome to adult summer camp. your inner child meets your outer grown up. >> hanging out with friends that didn't have kids and we were -- we used to joke about it. being at summer camp but the counselors were gone and we had the keys to the liquor cabinet. >> reporter: david and lisa bought it 10 years ago for a song. david grew upcoming here when it was run by priests. >> it was a place where kids to be kids and you could wonder into the woods and take a boat out and go swimming and do the things you can't do in the city. >> reporter: campers can kick back, canoe, shoot arrows or learn to use a tomahawk. >> this is the place people can disconnect or reconnect to sim from times. >> reporter: disconnect kind of. how many times have you checked your phone since you have been here. >> ten minutes. it's sad. >> you have no idea how much mobile phones are at the bottom of the lake. >> sunglasses and cell phones. >> i want to go there. summer camps adult only plus carl rain near rainer on cbs sunday morning. >> leach the cell phone in the campground. time is 6:55. helping kids be kids. how doctors are using magnets to help children suffering from what is usually a debilitating disease. every cup has a story. dunkin' k-cup packs in my life were a good fit. a single serving for myself, it's pretty special. it is like having a dunkin' store in my home which is what i've always dreamed of. bring home delicious dunkin' k-cup packs today. your coffee, your dunkin'. breaking news overnight. a house party went terribly wrong when nine people were shot and four more hurt in the aftermath. >> a memphis tennessee police officer was fatally shot. the killer is on the loose. >> i have a little one that i have to worry about. i have to take precaution. i didn't know it was so close to home. >> the number of legionnaires cases and deaths jumped in the past 24 hours and there could be more. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. . >> good morning. 7:00 a.m. on this sunday, august 2nd. i'm diane macedo. >> i'm andrea grymes. >> the day's top stories are next but first it's looking nice out there. ago. it's looking beautiful. temperatures are in the 50s, 60s and low 70s. the air is dry. it is a crisp summer morning. crisp is how i would describe it. take a look at the current temperatures. it's 71 in the city. everywhere else, 69 in mahwah. cooler, 56 in franklin. armonk 64. matawan 67 r. sayreville 68 degrees. a great start to the sunday morning. skies are blue. it's looking wonderful for the duration of the day. mostly sunny skies later on and we won't be alone. lots of us in the northeastern corridor will enjoy sunshine. the breakdown of your day is this. 9:00 a.m. 77 with sun feeling like 79. by noon 83 degrees. mostly sunny skies. feeling like 85. then by 3:00, note the difference. the temperature will be 88 degrees. skies mostly sunny. we are saying, hey, it will feel like 87 because there will be a nice gentle breeze. 6:00, 82. 81 by this evening. 76 will feel like 76. skies clear. no forecast for storms. a forecast of low humidity, slightly above seasonal temperatures and a whole lot of sun. we will talk changes to the forecast coming up briefly.