they are expected to be okay. started. no arrests have been made. live in east new york this morning, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thank you. to a developing story now. a massive search for the killer of a police officer is underway morning. police say 33-year-old officer shawn bolton was conducting a multiple times. he was pronounced dead at a local hospital. >> this is just a reminder of how dangerous this job is. you are talking about from what we know now routine traffic stop that results in an officer losing his life. >> bolton is the third memphis officer to be fatally shot since july of 2011. nearly 40,000 verizon workers will stay on the job without a new contract. the union representing workers from massachusetts to virginia threatened to strike if they didn't reach an agreement over benefits by midnight. instead, negotiations will continue. the unions want to keep verse from slashing jobs, eliminating the 401(k) match but the wireless carrier says the proposals are out of touch with today's job market. one man was rescued. another apparently drown in rip currents off long island. around 6:30, lifeguards and emergency crews pulled a man from the waters and gave him oxygen. another victim was pulled from the water but police say he was submerged for about an hour. they have not released his name yet. swimmers were told to get out of the water as the lifeguard's shifts ended. police say the two men went back in. a fourth person died from legionnaires in the south bronx. two more locations tested positive for the does including a mott haven building and a the health department says all five locations are now disinfected. there have been 65 cases in the boroughs since july. health experts say people get sick after breathing in water vapor from infected faucets or cooling towers. >> to prevent it 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 we do with elevators. >> a town hall meeting will take place tomorrow at 6:00 p.m. an african wildlife researcher is casting doubts on reports that sees sill -- cecil the lion was also killed. there were reports yesterday that his companion jericho was killed. but the researcher in zimbabwe said his satellite collar is sending normal signals indicating the lion is alive and moving around. a conservation group claimed that jericho was killed. cecil the lion and more than 150 other animals were displayed on the empire state building last night. the filmmakers behind the project called erasing extinction hopes the presentation will inspire a global conversation about the flight of endangered species. happening today, senator schumer will call for higher stran cards for stretch limousines following the crash of four women on long island. schumer said changes to limousines can make them structurally unsound. sometimes companies remove exits or add seats without side impact airbags. it's not known if those issues played any role in last month's crash. in health watch, young children with scoliosis have to deal with braces and surgery. a high-tech device is giving kids exciting new options. dr. max gomez reports. >> reporter: 6-year-old stanley loves to run and jump. you would never guess he has a back. >> you want science and technology in the house. apparently he is a lot more cutting edge than you wish sometimes. >> reporter: stanley has spine. >> he can grow deformed to the point whereas the spine is cure d, the ribs become deformed and the chest wall can't contract normally. >> reporter: he had an operation to implant a metal rod in his spine to reduce and stabilize the curve then lengthen the rod as he grows. >> hard watching him cry all the time. you feel helpless. >> reporter: things are different thanks to a magnetic device recently approved by the fda. dr. good win can lengthen his rod without surgery in a matter of minutes. >> ready? >> a bed like a table and he put the machine on my back. >> tickle? >> reporter: since stanley's rod can be lengthened in the office, he won't need surgery this summer. >> hopefully we see this get bigger. >> reporter: the expanding rod is bigger until a child's rod stopped growing, usually between the ages of 10 and 13. then at that point they will have a perm name spinal fusion. >> any scoliosis who needs a growing rod even at age 2 could rod. in our next half hour, we will tell you how the death of a teenage boy is saving the living of six strangers. >> what kind of services do you flight. are willing to pay for. early detection is critical in fighting cancer. a misdiagnosis or other errors can have serious consequences. for almost 40 years jacoby & meyers has successfully represented thousands of clients. winning them the money they need to take care of themselves and their families. you fight the cancer. we'll fight for you. 71 degrees. clear skies as you can see. vanessa murdock says a nice day ahead. more on the forecast coming up. leaders of a commission set up to review murders in baltimore say the top prosecutor is with holding information on ongoing cases state attorney marilyn mosby says releasing the information could compromise investigations. there were 43 murders last month in baltimore. the numbers come three months after riots erupted following the police custody dealt of freddie gray. the naacp kicked off an 860- mile trek to d.c. as part of the america for journey justice event. people marched in selma, alabama. they want leaders to protect the voting rights act. for next 40 days different groups will pick up with other marchers leave off. bobbi kristina brown will be buried next to her mother tomorrow. yesterday's funeral was the scene of a family feud inside and outside the church. >> whitney will haunt pat houston from the grave. she will haunt her. >> i have knowledge of who pat really is. she is not any relation whatsoever to kristi. >> bobby brown's sister lee loyola brown was talking about pat brown. she cared for bobbi kristina as she has been in a coma. brown accused her of trying to profit from her death. vice president joe biden may be considering challenging hillary clinton for the democratic nomination. his source is meeting with democratic leaders who have yet to back a candidate. biden's son beau encouraged his father to run before he passed away. some in the democratic party think hillary clinton is vulnerable. the white house says power greenhouse gas emissions by 32%. states have to submit plans on how they will reduce greenhouse gas by 2018 and comply by 2022. summer airfares can be steep. if you are taking off this fall, prices are falling. that's according to forbes magazine. the magazine says hopper, the airfare predictor april is predicting a steep decline in autumn airfare. they are expected to be 3 1/2 percent lower this year than last year and 8 peters lower than the year before. frequent fliers know airfare is part of the equation. airlines are charging for just about everything these days. a lot of people are willing to pay up for those perks. cbs 2's alex denis reports. >> from how long you are on the plane to what you do when you are sitting in the seat, flight view, a company that tracks airlines trends asked more than 2300 people what travelers want most on their trips. one of the answers, a better in flight experience. travelers is willing to pay more to get more. 64% would like wi-fi with streaming capabilities. 50% would pay for in seat charging for their electronics. 22% would pay more to get off the plane earlier. early deplaning versus that process that is common. people like the idea of services that can make the entire experience a bit easier including a bag tag to track luggage in realtime. the chance to temporarily check luggage at the gate to spend long layovers without being tied to your bag and curbside rental pick up. it doesn't ask people how much they would be willing to pay for the service. millennials were 10% more likely to say they would pay for in flight amenities. tv so you can watch your own movie, not deal with staring at a big screen. >> getting off the plane earlier, if you are at the window, you climb over people. get out of my way. >> time for the exclusive forecast. vanessa murdock is here with a look at that. >> a beautiful beginning tour sunday. it will stay this way all day long. lots of sunshine in today's forecast, folks. let's give you a closer look at what you can expect when you step outside. it will be an absolute beauty. beautiful blue skies for us this morning. it's really looking good out there. 71. bright skies, calm winds on this sunday morning. headlines, it gets hot and humid as we start the workweek then cooler temperatures ahead as we end the workweek. we do a little counting of the 90s. this time last year we had three. we are at 6 and counting. we have some 90-degree days in the extended forecast. let's show you when we expect that to happen. today we expect to hit 88. tomorrow 91. liking that. it will be more sticky. so, that means it will feel like 95. tuesday 89. from there the temperatures continue to drop off. so, getting more seasonal by weeks end. this weekend will end on a hot note. not humid. it will be dry. oh, so good in comparison to where we are heading on monday and tuesday with the rising humidity. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, what we see are beautiful blue skies. this is thanks to high pressure. high pressure is doing us a favor today keeping us what we like to say hi and dry. lots of sunshine. lots of warmth. the cold front that rolled through yesterday is out over the atlantic. what is happening there dropped a few showers yesterday, didn't bring in cooler air but wind and now high pressure is taking over for the second half of your weekend. a real beauty to end things. great day for boating, the beach, lots of sunshine. a few clouds out there. tomorrow the forecast starts to change. another cold front from the northwest will switch the winds out of the southwest pumping in hot and more humid air. certainly big changes on the way as we make our way into the start of the workweek. then late in the afternoon a chance for showers and thunderstorms. that chance lingers into early on tuesday when we will likely see more rumbles of thunder and much more humid air. temperatures will drop down into the 80s on tuesday. today mostly sunny. another buy different a high of 88. southwest winds 5 to 10. yesterday the winds were likely gusting 20, 25 miles per hour. different stretch with regards to the winds today. as far as highs across the region, 83 in montauk. 84 see side heights. 89 freehold. morristown 90. overall we are looking at very warm temperatures from the city and points inland. near the coast more seasonal. beach forecast, mid-80s. winds out of the west southwest at 5 to 15. nice breeze on the beach. 70 to 72 is the water temperature. lightning risk is done. absolutely no threat for storms for anyone today. your rip current risk is moderate for the south shore of long island. jersey shore, low risk of rip currents. u.v. index is 8. a burn time of 15 to 25 minutes. mountain forecast is improved over yesterday. in the mountains, the best bet of wet weather. today mostly sunny, 82 to 86 degrees. west southwest winds 5 to 10. mostly clear, mild, 74 degrees. south winds 5 to 10. overnight temperatures in the day. humidity levels will be climbing and by afternoon tomorrow, when we reach 91 skies, it will feel like 95. late tomorrow afternoon through the evening hours, a chance for showers and storms as we end the day and they linger into tuesday. so, tuesday 89 degrees. more humid. showers and storms possible. wednesday it's 85. more comfortable out there. clouds. thursday another shot of showers and thunderstorms at 81. friday 82 and mostly cloudy. unfortunately at this point in time we can't keep the skies dry. there is a chance of showers as we start next weekend. today doesn't get better summer weather than this, i think. >> i'm a huge fan of the heat but i think some people will be looking forward to seeing the low 80s coming back. >> when the air is dry, that is such a rare occurrence in summer. we need to appreciate that as well. >> the beaches will be packed today. >> absolutely. >> thank you. >> thanks so much. lucas duda hit not one but two home runs leading the mets >> here is steve overmyer with the wfan sports update. >> reporter: the move the mets made to get cespedes is most likely a two-month rental. if all goes right that rental agreement will last through october. cespedes batting third. hitless in three at bats. he provides protection for lucas duda. 7th homer in seven games there. recently mets skipper terry collins had a sit down with duda telling him to drive in runs or he will sit. duda said all right. he had eight home runs in seven games. the nationals intentionally walk cespedes to get another shot at duda. we are not sure why. et cetera nine for the last 24 with eight homers in the game winning double right there. the mets are a game back of first pla nationals. yankees had to go with bryan mitchell. a tall order even if it's against one of the worst offensive teams in the al. mitchell didn't make it out of the 5th inning. his replacement didn't fair any better. that is melky cabrera. five hits on the offensive side for the yankees. they lose 8-2. for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. looking for a great meal that is also easy to make? after the break, stephanie and tony show us though make chick pea pasta. moms know their family's mouths often need a helping hand. after brushing, listerine total care helps prevent cavities, strengthens teeth and restores tooth enamel. it's an easy way to give listerine total care to the total family. listerine total care. one bottle, six benefits. power to your mouth . and for kids starting at age six, listerine smart rinse delivers extra cavity protection after brushing. leave early go roam sleep in sleep out star gaze dream big wander more care less beat sunrise chase sunset i love this dish. >> you love chick-peas and pasta. >> it's always good. >> white onions plays a good role in this. white on nines have to look nice and white. very important, free from shriveling whatsoever. store them in a cool, dry place. maybe two, three weeks. that is a long time. they have so much flavor when you say take you them. >> we start off with them right away. extra virgin olive oil and salt. chick-peas and tomatoes last. >> i like what you do with the sauce. the juice. >> a little extra juice. that juice is so sweet that if you can use it in something like this, you should. s -- more parsley and a little pepper. >> a pinch of salt. >> you know what? i put in salt earlier. i should have told you that. look at this pasta dish. it's just as good cold. is that beautiful? >> nice looking dish. >> bella, beautiful. >> my grandma used to make chick pee pasta. >> looking forward to having some. up next, the day's top stories. >> this morning police are looking for a group of gunmen that opened fire during a brooklyn house party and shot nine people. what do a nascar driver... a comedian... and a professional golfer have in common? we talked to our doctors about treatment with xarelto . xarelto is proven to treat and help reduce the risk of dvt and pe blood clots. xarelto has also been proven to reduce the risk of stroke in people with afib, not caused by a heart valve problem. for people with afib currently well managed on warfarin, there is limited information on how xarelto and warfarin compare in reducing the risk of stroke. i tried warfarin before, but the blood testing routine and dietary restrictions had me off my game. not this time. not with xarelto . i'll have another arnold palmer. make mine a kevin nealon. really, brian? hey, safety first. like all blood thinners, don't stop taking xarelto without talking to your doctor, as 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memphis, tennessee, are on the hunt for the person that shot and killed a police officer during a traffic stop. >> super sunday ahead. plenty of warmth, no humidity. a change is coming according to vanessa. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. >> live from studio 46, this is cbs 2 news this morning. >> good morning, it's just about 7:30 on this sunday, august 2nd, i'm andrea grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. vanessa murdock has another sunny forecast. >> sunshine and not quite 90 today but we will get close. humidity. still feeling good out there and the breeze won't be as significant as we behind the for some it's a cool and crisp beginning. west milford at 58. warmer in hackensack. 69. westfield 66. central park it's 71. up to 74 in rosslyn. darien 66. vortex satellite and radar picture, we have beautiful blue skies. high pressure to thank for that. we are not alone. the northeastern corridor will feel a bit of heat today and enjoy a lot of sun. here is the breakdown of the forecast hour by hour. by noon 83 degrees. feels like 85. mostly sunny skies. by 3:00, it's 88. feels like 87 because more of a breeze will kick in and that will help to keep you feeling cooler. skies mostly sunny. by 9:00 76. under clear skies the forecast looking lovely to end the weekend. into the workweek, what will happen, we will see big changes, not only higher humidity levels but a chance for storms and then temperatures returning to more right now we should be topping out in the mid-80s. instead pushing the upper 80s into the low 90s. heading to the beach today, keep in mind there is a moderate risk of rip currents at the beach, especially the south shore of long island. i know it's cool. you want to seek relief from the heat later on. keep in mind a moderate risk of rip currents on the south shore of long island. >> vanessa, thank you. breaking news, a violent ending to a house party in brooklyn. shots rang out leaving at least a dozen people injured. >> cbs 2's ilana gold joins us with more from east new york. ilana? >> diana, nine people were shot during the house party on stanley avenue. this is by crescent street. there is a huge police presence in the neighborhood. they shut down several blocks to investigate. shortly after this happened at 2:30 this morning. police got multiple 911 calls. the problem started at a house party. there was a fight in the bark yard. that's when a group of men opened fire. 9 people were shot. investigators tell us the victims are men and women ages 19 to 38. bullets hit them in the arms, legs and neck. right now they are at various hospitals and all of them are expected to survive. police describe this fight as total chaos. they say the debris was flying everywhere and four others were hurt as a result. they have cuts, scrapes and bruises. and back out live, police are looking through evidence. they are going door to door talking to neighbors after nine party. been made. live in east new york, ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> thanks. now a developing story. the killer of a police officer in memphis, tennessee. police say shawn bolton was conducted a traffic stop when he was shot multiple times and died at a local hospital. >> this is just a reminder of how dangerous this job is. you are talking about, from what we know, routine traffic stop results in an officer losing his life. >> bolton is the third memphis officer to be fatally shot since july of 2011. >> rip currents off long island may have claimed the life of a brooklyn man as another swimmer was saved. around 6:30 last night, lifeguard and emergency crews pulled a man from the water. another victim, a 23-year-old man was pulled from the water. police say he was submerged for about an hour. his name has not been released. swimmers were told to get out of the water as the life guard shifts ended but the two men went back in. >> a. a bronx high school teacher was struck and killed by a car during a cross country bike trip. the driver admits she was looking at her cell phone at the time. 25-year-old patrick waningcof died thursday. another cyclist was also hurt. he taught for about three years at fordham high school for the arts. a jersey city teenager's life was cut short when he was hit by a stray bullet. the 16-year-old boy has given the gift of life to six total strangers. matt kozar has that story. >> reporter: 16-year-old ronald witherspoon junior dreamed of being an engineer. that dream and his life ended last week on the streets of jersey city. his family says he died from a stray bullet to the head. he was standing just 50 feet from his front door. >> it wasn't even meant for him. it was a drive-by shooting. and her husband are finding solace in the smiling photos of their teenage son, the eighth of nine children. there is something else giving them comfort, a certificate from the new jersey sharing network. >> through his generosity, other people live their dreams. >> reporter: the wither spoons agreed to donate 7 of their son's organs to six people. a 13-year-old girl received a kidney. a 35-year-old woman received intestines. another received lungs and three men received a kidney, liver and heart. the new jersey sharing network said they collected bone and skin tissues that will be used to help 50 people. >> it makes me feel good, especially when they said the 13-year-old girl. >> as dawn prepares for her son's funeral tuesday at the mount olive baptist church, she >> i would like to meet them one day, if possible, to, you know, just to say i'm glad that you made it because of my son. >> six strangers connected by a gift they received from an angel. in jersey city, matt kozar, cbs 2 news. >> 21 people die every day waiting for an organ all over the country. so far no arrests have been made in the shooting that killed ronald witherspoon. summer stage kids is in full swing in new york city. there is time for the entire family to get in on the action. family day takes place at 4:00 tomorrow in staten island. a range of activities from dancing, story telling and circus acts. the last family day takes place next sunday at east river park. still to come on cbs 2 news sunday morning -- >> they said these tickets are not real, they are fake. they have the same serial numbers. >> after cbs 2 chased down an accused ticket scam artist, the >> and from a mariachi band to stripping on the streets of new york, john montone finds out about the crazy questions things you have done to impress a crush. wow, time warner cable really upgraded their network. 300 meg internet, clearer picture. i know, we get almost 20,000 movies and shows on demand. our new dvr records six shows at once. why didn't we switch sooner? right? everything's better. 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pretended i was an acrobat. >> jumped off a flight of stairs. took my shirt off and flexed. >> i called a mariachi for his birthday. >> she said what do you have a lot of money. i said, no, and i took the shirt off. >> he was depressed because he was turning 30. so, you know -- >> i turned 30. yes, i know. i want an reenactment of that flex. >> they will throw me out. >> oh, no. boo. you bring the band in his house. >> he thought it was a radio. when he got out of the bathroom -- it was funny. >> when did he find out that you weren't an acrobat. >> when he said let's see your act. i had a phobia, i told him. >> what did the guy do to impress you. >> borrowed a car. my first boyfriend of 40 years ago traveled from iran just to see me. >> a redmon at the carlo. >> yes. the next day i found out it was his brothers. >> after 40 years, what did you say to him. >> i kind of jumped him. >> did it work? >> yeah, of course, it still works. >> i'm pregnant now. >> for cbs 2 news john montone 1010 wins. >> the next guy you meet, what will you tell him? >> he has to act first. >> he has to impress you. move, i guess. diner. that guy is not hesitant at all. >> props to him. let's check in with vanessa murdock and a look at the forecast. >> how do you follow that? >> i just can't. >> you might want to take your shirt off with all the heat. >> not me but. >> oh, gosh. >> we know gentlemen in the studio have done that for a good cause. we will speak to them in a moment. right now the forecast with the weather watchers. this is going all wrong this morning, isn't it. okay. let's bring it back to tasteful. it's sunday morning, goes after all. gina sends us this beautiful photo. spectacular. does the sky look like that for you? it will be a beautiful shade of blue. anthony sends us this picture of sunrise before 5:00 -- excuse me, just before 6:00 this morning. it's 7:40. what it looks like at present. beautiful blue skies. 71 degrees. calm winds picking up a bit giving us a decent breeze, not overwhelming one later today. stunning sunday. hot and humid into the day tomorrow and then cooler temperatures as we move ahead. degrees. normal high is 84. 100 was the record. thank goodness we are not talking about that today. here is the humidity trend, comfortable for today. we are saying, hey, tomorrow, as we start your workweek in the low 90s. you will start to feel the humidity as well. forecasting a heat index tomorrow in the mid-90s. tuesday you are feeling it out there. we are getting back to the summertime stick as we head to midweek. on the vortex satellite and radar we have clear skies at present. high pressure taking hold after a cold front rolled through. cold front, huh? what are you talking about? it sparked a few showers, that is about it. now it's out to sea. high pressure is in place. warm and dry to end the weekend. a real beauty is what we are saying. great beach and boating forecast for you. tomorrow things begin to change. temperatures will be rising as will the humidity levels. approach. this will destabilize the atmosphere. late in the day tomorrow through the evening hours a chance for scattered showers and thunderstorms. we do not expect a well-defined line like thursday but something to keep in mind. that trend, that chance persists into tuesday as the front lingers around. a few rumbles of thunder expected tuesday with higher humidity levels. before today, mostly sunny. another buy different high of 88 degrees. southwest winds 5 to 10. low humidity. beach forecast today looks overall exceptional. here is the deal, though. on the south shore of long island, a moderate risk of rip currents on the jersey shore water temperatures in the mid- 70s. mountain forecast, mostly sunny. mid-80s. west southwest winds 5 to 10, truly glorious. tonight mostly clear. translates to mainly 60s north and west. a few 50s as well. it will feel sticky tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon with a high of 91 it will feel like 95. mostly sunny to start the day. late in the day through the evening hours, showers and storms become possible. on tuesday, rather, we have a chance of lingering showers and storms with a high of 89. wednesday we take out the chance for storms and it gets cooler. 850 is seasonal. it will be a little less humid then. 81 thursday, mostly cloudy. a few hstorms. saturday at this point in time we are not keeping the forecast dry for you. we are saying there is a chance of showers on saturday. keep your shirts on. >> that's right. next week you are keeping your shirts on. lucas duda had quite a game for the mets. >> here is steve overmyer with the sports update. >> reporter: the move the mets made to get cespedes proves they are making their shot this year. it will likely be a two month rental but if all goes right it will take them through october. duda goes yard in the 4th inning. terry collins had a sit down with duda saying you better start driving in runs or you will side. duda said okay. he has eight homers in the last seven games. second of the night ties it in the second inning. i don't believe this. the nationals walked cespedes in the 8th to get another shot at duda. he is nine for the last 24. that is a game winning double. mets a game back with a 3-2 win over washington. injuries forced the yankees to go with bryan mitchell. a tall order, even if it's against one of the worst teams in the ahl. his replacement, moreno didn't fair any better. that's former yankee melky cabrera at the plate. 3-1 shot makes it 6-1. yankees offense not existent. they lose 8-2. letter last week on this show, we told you about the return of american pharoah to the area. he will run in the haskell, a race whose purse increased with his participation by nearly a million dollars. american pharoah going through the final preparations. a three-day farrow fan fest. the track is expecting anywhere from 60 to 65,000 fans today to see this triple crown champion. favorite, which at the moment lifted at 1 to 5 odds. so, it might be more like a coronation. more of the fans way of seeing the racing legend. >> good horses have come to the haskell. to have a triple crown winner come back, it will take another level. >> we are thrilled to have the triple crown winner come to our home state of forecast. we are excited, elated. we are thankful for monmouth and the a accommodations they have done for the big horse. can't wait for sunday. >> should be fun to watch. >> i'm steve overmyer. well, it was not just the weather heating up times square. the fdny foundation officially released the 2016 calendar of heros. the 13 new york city firefighters waved, signed autographs all for a good cause which we will get to in a minute. four of them join us live in the studio. we have mr. january, mr. march, mr. august, and mr. september. thank you for being here. so, mr. january, let me start with you, what has this week been like. >> exhausting. >> i need sleep. >> you need sleep. you guys are famous now. what has it been like for you. >> a good experience. get out there. people get our calendars. a good thing. >> before we get to the cause, talk about just the process for getting in the calendar. >> try out process. photo shoot. they will call you back if you make the first cut. then second shoot. they let y know. then it starts pretty quick. >> marty, this is your second time. >> second time. >> why did you want to be in it the first time. >> the foundation helps the fdny. help with fighting fires as well as educating the public. mainly [ indiscernible ] that's the cause, 100% of the proceeds go to the fdny foundation. talk to me -- tell me what firehouse you work at. >> engine 154 staten island. >> staten island. >> 246 brighton beach brooklyn. queens. >> tell me, what has been the feedback from the guys in your houses? >> good. really? they aren't giving you a hard time. they are analyzing everything that is going down then they will hit me when i come back to the firehouse real good. >> what about you? >> super l they are supportive but give me a hard time. blow it up and put it in the front of the firehouse. >> talk more about the fdny foundation. i mean, the calendar has safety tips and everything. why is it important for people to come out and buy the calendar in addition to seeing you guys, of course. >> safety related deaths are down to historic lows because of awareness, cpr training, they are getting out there and reaching people who really haven't been exposed to fire safety education and it's having a tremendous impact. the fire department is busy. however, fire deaths have been down and a big part is because of the money that is raised through the talent. it is giving the organization the opportunity to reach out to people and for someone who maybe couldn't afford a smoke detech tore, what to do during a fire. it had a tremendous impact. >> the fire department this year is celebrating 150 years. tell me why did you want to be a firefighter. >> my grandfather was a firefighter. always around a firehouse. we are a big family and we support each other and here for the city. >> marty, let me ask you the same thing. >> living the dream. also a dream of mine to be a firefighter. >> a firefighter as well. what about you. >> my father was a fireman. growing up around the firemen, same thing, camaraderie, great thing. >> are you single, married, helping you in your search, anybody want to answer >> very supportive. very proud. >> she might be sleeping. >> hopefully she has it on dvr. we appreciate yacht it. do you have any other time when people can see you or is that done for now. >> we are not sure. >> the big event was this week in time's square. >> right. >> what was that like to be waving to people in time's square like that. >> built pretty cool. >> like a rock star. >> would you do it again next year? >> it would be fun. >> what was the process like of shooting the pictures? each of these pictures is in front of a landmark. what was it like. >> interesting because you are in front of a camera and you are not used to it. thank god the photographer -- >> tougher than it looks, right. >> yeah. >> thank you for coming in. we appreciate it. thanks for your service to the city as well. >> thank you. and the 2016 fdny calendar of heros is on sale now. our web site, cbsnewyork.com. in living large we head to irvington. >> a mansion from the 1920s has been restored to its original glory. emily smith has the tour. >> this mediterranean tour is known as villa verde built in the early 1900s. >> hi, i'm emily. >> we have beautiful arch ways with carved marble. >> all of this original to the home including a hand carved marble fireplace, an antique stain glass windows restored to perfection. >> high ceilings to the chandeliers, sit and have a cocktail before you dine. >> head into the dining room surrounded by greenery, a relaxing place for banquet sized dining. >> they bought the house in total disrepair. they lovingly restored the house for quite a few years. >> the kitchen has a 9-foot center island, custom granite and state of the art appliances. >> it's probably the biggest refrigerator i have ever seen. >> walk into the family room. again, surrounded by light. >> plus, a gas fireplace and easy access to the outdoor patio complete with wood burning fireplace. >> we met with broker vicky west sell to tour the other part of the home. >> wrought iron. we are entering the master bedroom suite. note the amazing stain glass doors that open to juliette balconies. as we walk through here, we enter the city room. >> a sun room used for morning coffee and tea. >> we are entering the master spay bath. soaking tub, spa shower, fireplace. >> wide hallways lead to seven bedrooms plus an elevator. >> step up to a beautiful roof deck. >> up on the third floor, more wide plank oak floors. finally a guest house with a surprise custom shaped indoor pool with a high cedar ceiling. beyond the pool you have a cedar sauna and another outdoor space. >> how much does it cost to live large here, $9,495,000. >> that's living large in irvington. >> the property is both a greenhouse and a smart home. the electricity bill, believe it or not, $40 a month. compares to 1500 for a similar home without that technology. pays to do that, right. >> a bargain. hundreds of people will feel the cold today despite temperatures going up to the high 80s. we will explain why. >> first a check on the day's forecast. breaking news overnight. a house party went terribly wrong when nine people were shot and four more hurt in the aftermath. live on the scene. >> developing overnight, 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 will take precaution. i didn't know it was so close to home. >> the number of legionnaires cases and deaths have jumped in the past 24 hours. there could be more p. cbs 2 news sunday morning continues right now. >> good morning, it's coming up

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