monroe 64 is where you are starting off your day at 8:01 in one second. there we go. 8:01 exactly. vortex satellite and radar, skies have cleared out after early morning showers. we are sitting pretty. a mostly sunny day with a slime chance of showers well north of the city. an air quality alert goes into effect at 11:00 a.m. today. this is especially important for those of you who suffer from allergies for young kids and the elderly as well. difficult to breath with the high heat and high levels of o soap. here we go, to break down the day, 9:00 a.m., 82. that's what it feels like. by noon 86 feels like 88. mostly sunny. three this afternoon, 92 the high this afternoon. it will feel like 94. skies are mostly sunny. this evening, it will start getting more humid. we will talk about what you can expect as we make our way into the workweek coming up in the full forecast. >> vanessa, thank you. breaking news this morning, indonesian airliner flying through bad weather is now missing. transportation officials say they lost contact with the plane in indonesia about a half hour after take off. the twin turboprop is carrying five crew members. get more information. east harlem. police are searching for a man that escaped police custody while still in handcuffs. >> ilana gold joins us with more. >> police say they are looking for a suspect named austin stevenson. they tell us he escaped from the 23rd precinct this morning after he was arrested for trespassing. take a look at his picture. he is 25 years old. police tell us they arrested him last year on a burglary authorities have been looking for him since 3:00 this morning by 102nd and park and they haven't found him. officers say they had just taken the suspect out of the patrol car. he was in handcuffs and they were walking him up to the building but he got away and ran off. police say he is not a violent offender, neighbors have a lot of concerns. >> what are the questions that come up? >> why? how? what procedures weren't followed? things of that nature? >> you wonder how it happened? >> exactly. you worry about your safety, you live by this precinct. >> one block away. i do worry about my safety. it could be somebody more dangerous and he could be still dangerous. >> people are especially concerned because this is the third escape this summer. in july, arthur collins escaped from a different precinct in east harlem when he was in a holding cell. a month earlier tarek arnold escaped. both of the suspects were captured. back at the 23rd precinct, police are looking for an escaped prisoner named austin stevenson. if you see him, come forward. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. >> all right, thank you. new this morning, julian bond, an activist at the forefront of the 1960s civil rights movement died. he died in fort walton beach after battling an unspecified illness. he served as founding president of the law center in the 70s and chairman of the board for naacp for more than a decade. bond was 75. three people are dead after a multivehicle crash on the yorktown. police say just before 3:00 s.u.v. slammed into even embankment north of baldwin road and went airborne. other cars. one person was rushed to the hospital in critical condition. crash. a brooklyn family is in mourning after a 5-year-old apparently drown swimming in the rockaways. ezekiel gray was unconscious and unresponsive when a lifeguard pulled him out. lifeguards say there were strong rip currents but it's unclear if that was a factor in the boy's death. police are searching for four people after a stabbing at the union square subway station. it happened around 6:30 on a southbound nqr platform. witnesses say the attack appears to have involved a group of young people. >> looked like kids being kids and somebody instead of talking it out or settling with their fists which i guess is an arrestable offense, somebody pulled out a knife. >> the victim was taken to bellevue and is expected to be okay. crews from the national transportation safety board are trying to determine what caused a deadly plane crash in west caldwell, new jersey. shortly after taking off from the essex county airport yesterday morning the pilot of the single engine cessna told the control tower he was unable to maintain power. the new jersey man was trying to make it back to the runway but took a nosedive in the woods. >> as soon as it hit the ground it exploded then two more after that. >> the second you saw the explosion you knew what happened? no way anyone walks away from that. >> police say the pilot and flight instructor was the only one on board. no one on the ground was hurt. update on the legionnaires in the bronx, city health department added several more confirmed cases of people with the disease bringing the total to 124. but there have been no new confirmed cases since august 3rd. 94 of these people have been treated and released from the hospital. 12 have died. the health department says all the people that died were adults with preexisting medical conditions. police are desperately trying to identify this woman. they are asking for help. ems found her lying on the ground on 11th avenue near 43rd street in hell's kitchen wednesday night. she was taken to roosevelt hospital. workers told police she does not speak or respond to verbal prompts. she is believed to be in her 70s. a firefighter shot twice during a violent stand off on staten island is back home this morning. [ applause ] >> dozens of firefighters cheered as lieutenant james hayes left richmond university medical center yesterday afternoon. the 31 year veteran of the fdny and father of two is expected to make a full recovery. he was shot twice friday while responding to reports of smoke coming from a home where u.s. marshals were serving a warrant. >> nice to see him leave the hospital. >> coming up, a little girl on a mission at a liquor store. did someone put her up to the sneaky steal. >> confusing and potentially roadway. >> what we have that you need to know about college and hidden costs. >> another hot one on tap. it will be the second day of what we expect to be the first heat wave of 2015. i will have specifics coming up in the full forecast. but first a check on the community calendar. since 1961, pearle vision has provided the neighborhood with expert eye care. that was dr. stanley pearle's vision and we still proudly carry on his legacy. today, doctors like lisa hamilton perform 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democratic front- runner hillary clinton never crossed baths but he continued -- paths but he continued to attack her record. >> i used a single account for convenience. obviously these years later, it doesn't look so convenient. >> hillary clinton was the single worst secretary of state in the history of this country. >> trump has been criticized for not detailing his policy positions more specifically. he said he will release a policy paper on immigration. the real estate mogul told reporters he is willing to spend $1 billion on the campaign if he has to. president obama teamed off with hillary's husband, former president bill clinton. they were spotted on martha's vineyard. they attended an 80th anniversary for vernon jordan. time to see what is coming up on "face the nation." >> john dickerson joins us with a preview. >> good morning, andrea. we will talk to a bunch of presidential candidates. we start with governor john kasich of ohio. then senator lindsey graham. then the democratic side and talk to governor martin o'malley and a political round table to talk about everything including donald trump. >> there is always lots to talk about with that. john, thank you so much. you can catch john and a full hour of "face the nation" at 10:30 on cbs 2. >> now time to check in with meteorologist vanessa murdock and the weather forecast. >> beautiful blue skies. the sun will be heating up. it will be a hot one today. highs in the low 90s. it will feel like the mid-90s. it won't be the only day this week we will feel the heat. let's take you live outside and show you a beautiful live picture from high atop the empire state building. mild start. 78. northwest winds at 5 miles per hour. headlines, the 90s are back. yesterday 92. today we do the same. it doesn't stop there. the hottest day of the week we expect to be tomorrow. that is not just because the temperature will be the highest. it's because the humidity is rising. tomorrow temperatures will feel like the upper 90s for many of us. for today, 92 degrees will feel like 94. tomorrow 93 feels like the upper 90s for many. then tuesday 92. we expect five days straight in the low to mid-90s. that would be the first heat wave of 2015. on the vortex satellite and radar picture, things are shaping up nicely. we had a few early, early morning showers move through and now skies are clearing. we have blue skies. that means you need the shades, sunscreen and thanks to high pressure. we have an area of high pressure off the coast that is here to stay for a while. and that brings us persistent winds out of the southwest pumping in heat and humidity. humidity levels will be on the rise over the next couple of days. today's forecast, mainly dry. a slim chance of showers to the north of the city. most of us, it will be mostly sunny and hot. here we go. hour by hour looking good this morning. this afternoon -- oh, a few specs of green on the futurecast model, well north of the city, slim chance of that. mostly sunny skies. overnight mainly clear, good, more muggy tomorrow. through the day tomorrow, there is a chance for isolated showers, maybe a thunderstorm. it's not going to be a wash out by any stretch. most of the day will be sun filled. hopefully relief from the heat in the chance of showers and storms tomorrow. heading to the beach, good choice. cooler at the coast, 84 to 88 degrees with southwest winds 5 to 15. ocean temperatures, 70 to 76 degrees. your lightning risk is none. rip current risk is moderate. u.v. index at 8. a burn time of 20 to 25 minutes. mountain forecast, 86 to 89. mixture of clouds and sun with a slight chance of a stray shower or possibly a storm. hot today but more humid. 92 degrees will feel like 94. southwest winds 5 to 10. overnight mostly clear skies. staying mild in the city. 75. it will be cooler north and west. in the 60s but also keep in mind it will feel more muggy as we make progress toward monday. tomorrow is hot and humid with an isolated storm. 93 tomorrow will feel more like 97, 98. we will push that feels-like temperature into the upper 90s tomorrow t. tuesday 92 degrees with a chance for showers and storms. feeling like the mid-90s. wednesday the same story. not a big opportunity for wet weather wednesday but nonetheless another hot one. after that, the mid- to upper- 80s with a chance of showers and storms thursday, friday and saturday. right now no day looks to be a complete washout. friday looking like the best bet for more widespread activity. >> you say it's backing off the 90s. it will be close after that. >> it will be hot. november mall high is in the low -- normal high is in the low 80s. >> take advantage while it's here. soon enough we will talk about cold weather. >> we showed the snow on the cars. >> we showed the picture earlier. sports this morning, pittsburgh pirates beat the mets in extra innings. >> here is steve overmyer with the sports update. reporter: mets are in first place and they better hope it stays that way. the top two wild card spots are held by the cubs and pirates who have a five game lead on the entire field. the mets have only one path to the postseason, division or bust. remember the calls for jon niese's head a few months ago? he righted the ship. last night the other shoe did drop. he gave up a couple of homers including the moon shot in the third. they get a lift from michael conforto tying the game at 3. he was demoted in a trade that brought cespedes to new york. cespedes is in center. one hopper getting the runner at third. extra innings for the second straight night and the mets get stung again. this time in the 14th inning off a pair of soft bloopers. mets drop to pirates. 5-3 the final from citi field. seems like everyone had written off carlos beltran when he got a buck 62 in april. he has been part of the solution since then. game winning home run friday. this one a 1-0 lead in the first. like most of the yankees mark teixeira lost his swing. he got all of that one. that's his 31st of the year. boomers on top 2-1. they need a good start out of masahiro tanaka who allowed 18 homers this year. asked and answered. tanaka finished what he started, ate strikeouts in nine innings. yankees make it back to back increasing a lead over the blue jays to game and a half. for cbs 2 sports, i'm steve overmyer. a tennessee teen is crediting two women with saving his life. a 911 operator and apples personal assistant siri. sam ray was working under his truck near nashville when he tried to slide out and got trapped. he realized he had his iphone in his pocket and activated siri to call 911. >> 911. >> help me. i'm stuck on my truck. >> stuck in your truck. >> where are you? >> he suffered broken ribs and a bruised kidney. he met the crew that saved his life and iphone. of course he brought the phone along for the ride. >> lucky kid. a new york husband and wife celebrated woodstock from the very beginning. their love was captured in this photo of them 46 years ago. it became the album cover for woodstock and documentary film movie poster. last night nick and bobby attended a woodstock festival anniversary at the winery in st. george where they signed copies of the image that made them '60s icons. they are going strong. >> one of the keys to the longevity was focusing on fond memories. that. >> i'm sure it's framed in their home. >> still to come, a nun turns to a higher power with a request for the pope. how the internet could help her get something crossed off her bucket list. wi b cacy o,oernen e uscabeli a aon. on fs s 0 gwnadpes,it eql lo sed soouanpld urfari veoupo faerhacae. anwi t fs bi a,yocavi yr teaien atom oonheo. buthma rsotoetoswee tenuer inusmesasfti.y osulmaly th'shy rit w,et0 g osteettv pnefoju $.9a nt guanedorwoea.oroue urpes 1 m foju $ me moh.ca 8 g fs gonne geouofheas g fs. 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grymes. >> i'm diane macedo. top stories straight ahead, first vanessa murdock with the forecast. lots of 90 degrees. >> we are expecting five days straight including yesterday. today would be day number 2. it will feel like the mid-90s today. not only are temperatures climbing a little bit but humidity levels are on the rise as well. it will get muggy especially tomorrow. looking at the current conditions, we are in the 70s for most of us. we got 66 in otisville. 69 netcong. 6969 the earth is retaining a lot of the overnight heat that gives is em pay tuesday to the afternoon -- impetus to the afternoon high of 82. we noted this morning a few showers passing to the north of the city. skies are clearing from northwest to southeast. it will be a beautiful day with mostly sunny skies for most of us. a slight chance of a shower well north of the city this afternoon. air quality alert goes into effect at 11:00 a.m. until 11:00 p.m. this evening because of the heat and humidity kind of keeping those levels of ozone close to the surface. you may want to limit yourself to indoor activities. as we look at the planner, 9:00 a.m. 79. feeling like 82. by noon 86 feels like 88. mostly sunny. 3:00 this afternoon, the high is 92. it's actually feeling like 94. skies still mostly sunny at this point in time. at that time as well, there is a very slight chance of a stray shower well north of the city. if you are heading out for dinner this evening, he will fresco 8 -- el fresco, 87. at 9:00 82 feeling like 83. heading for another sizzling summer day. coming up, the beach and mountain forecast, what you can expect if you are heading there and what exactly will happen the next few days as we rake in the first heat wave of 2015. time to send it to andrea. >> vanessa,ing thank you. we have breaking news we are following. the search for a missing indonesian airliner has been suspended for now. transportation officials say they lost contact with the plane about a half hour after today the twin turboprop was flying in bad weather. it's carrying 54 people, 49 passengers and five crew members. officials say the search will resume tomorrow morning. more breaking news just in. a small plane has crashed on bethpage long island, oyster bay road. nassau officials say the plane didn't hit anything. we don't know the condition of the person or people on board. the plane came down near l.i.r.r. tracks. because of that, service is suspended between hicksville and bethpage. buses are being called for passengers stuck on the train going east and west. we will continue to keep you updated as we get more information. new this morning, julian bond, an activist at the forefront of the 1960s civil rights movement died. he died in fort walton beach after battling an unspecified illness. he served as founding president of the southern poverty law center in the 70s. he served as chairman of the board for the naacp for more than a decade. bond was 75. three people are dead after a multivehicle crash on the taconic state parkway in yorktown. police say before 3:00 yesterday afternoon a bmw s.u.v. slammed into an embankment north of baldwin road and went airborne. the vehicle then struck two other cars. eight people were also hurt including one person who was rushed to westchester medical center in critical condition. no word what caused the crash. a brooklyn family is in mourning after a 5-year-old boy apparently drown swimming in the rockaways. ezekiel gray was unconscious and unresponsive when a lifeguard pulled him out of the waters at jacob reese park. four people nearly drown there two weeks ago. lifeguards say there were strong rip currents but it's unclear if that was a factor in the boy's death. a long island man is facing manslaughter charges in a deadly car crash from two years ago. police pulled him over friday for driving without a front license plate. when they ran his information, they found an open warrant for his arrest related to a 2013 crash that killed his 4-year- old son and the boy's mother. at the time police said he was driving and appeared to have suffered some kind of medical emergency. prosecutors haven't clarified why it took so long to charge him but he is due in court today. police say alcohol may have played a role in a boat crash that left three people stranded in new jersey. photo shows emergency crews rescuing two men and a woman. swan called 911 after the fishing boat hit a jetty. police arrested the boat's operator. he is charged with boating under the influence. happening today, a clam lovers dream on long island. the annual long island clam eating contest to raise money for south shore firehouses begins this afternoon. the funds will help firehouses damaged by superstorm sandy. the event takes place 1:00 at peter's clam bar in island park. >> sounds good. >> westchester nun lost her ability to talk but it's still -- but she is still speaking volumes. >> she hopes her prayers are answered when the pope comes to town next month. >> reporter: she may not be able to speak but 88-year-old sister noelle divine has no problem spelling out her mission. >> mary knoll is a house in ossining, new york. sister noelle who served for seven decades in hong kong and chicago returned her after being diagnosed with sclerosis. it is diminishing her ability to move and speak. remarkably, she can still write and communicates with an electronic tablets. she dead indicates her days helping sisters with dementia and alzheimer's. herself. years ago. she lost her ability to speak. she still makes drawings. >> because of herselfless service, the sisters have taken her plea to meet the pope to facebook. tens of thousands of people have seen it. the sisters are hoping the pope is one of them and reminding them that mary knoll is 30 miles outside the city. >> i would like very much to see noelle get to where she father. >> i would like to thank him for bringing new life and hope to me and the world. >> reporter: sister noelle said meeting the hope would be a blessing but clearly a blessing for both of them. sanchez. >> the nuns say if the pope cannot come to them, they will him. still ahead, college can be expensive but it may cost more than you think. the hidden living expenses and though avoid overspending. >> signs on a busy new jersey roadway misleading and in some cases plain wrong. we want to get back to breaking news. the nypd is on the hunt for a man that escaped custody still in handcuffs. >> cbs 2 ilana gold has more from east harlem. >> police say they were taking the suspect into the 23rd precinct when he somehow got away and ran off in his handcuffs. this is who they are looking for. take a look. he is 24-year-old austin stevenson. this is from his arrest last year on robbery. we want to show you video of police searching the area for him by 102nd and park. authorities satisfy was arrested this morning for allegedly trespassing. officers had just taken him out of the patrol car when he escaped and he ran off in handcuffs. the neighbors are worried. up? >> why? how? you know, what procedures weren't followed? things of that nature. >> reporter: you wonder how it >> exactly. >> reporter: you worry about your safety? you live by this precinct. >> one block away. yes, i do worry about my safety. it could have been somebody a still be dangerous. >> reporter: do you wonder how something like this could happen? >> i wish they could be careful. i mean, i saw something a while back of some guy running down the street with handcuffs on and i am surprised by that happening. it's weird. >> reporter: this man is talking about an escape from june in harlem when tarek arnold got out of the custody. surveillance video shows him running down the street in handcuffs and detectives chasing after him. a month later arthur collins escaped from another precinct in east harlem. he got out of a holding cell and both of those suspects were captured. police are looking for a suspect that escaped from the 23rd precinct this morning. if you see him, they are urging you to come forward. ilana gold, cbs 2 news. caught on camera, a florida mother apparently used her child to steal from a liquor store. it happened in pembroke park north of miami. you can see in the video the woman shows her daughter a bottle of tequila. >> later the girl grabs the bottle, walks it behind her back, side steps out of the store then runs to a car. police are looking for her mother. cbs 2 is demanding answers about confusing and potentially wrong road signs on a new jersey parkway. the signs cost tens of thousands when they were installed a little more than a year ago. meg baker explains the problem. >> reporter: a much needed project to repave the new jersey portion of the palisades parkway last year. a noticeably large number of road signs were installed at that time. some that are clearly misleading. >> approaching exit 1 southbound there is not one, not two but three different signs to alert drivers that the exit is a you turn but those three signs are completely wrong. as you see in this google maps 180 degrees. it should have indicated a forward. we went to the palisades parkway interstate park commission to demand answers. assistant superintendent says the same signs were used at each exhibit no matter the curve of the road. >> maybe exit one it doesn't apply but at other places it does make more of that full looping curve so exit 2 would be a better example where it does come down, make the full three-quarter degree revolution then out to the other adjoining roadway. >> but exit one does not. >> no. >> reporter: yet, there are three signs that indicate that is what the road does and it doesn't do that. >> you have to speak to the state diner why he chose that. >> reporter: state transportation officials who ran the project would not go on camera but say in response to your concerns, njdot will send out a crew to make sure the signs are correct. as for the price tag, some signs were replaced at a cost of approximately $92,000. >> if it's wrong, who pays for it. that are confusing. >> reporter: cbs 2 will continue to demand answers on why this happened and why the signs have not been fixed for more than a year. on the palisades parkway, meg baker, cbs 2 news. >> the entire palisades parkway project cost $11.2 million. a lot of parents are getting ready to send their kids off to college for the first time. what do you send them off with exactly? some of the largest expenses come in the form of computers, electronics and sports equipment. but some new popular items on student wish lists include debit cards for off campus restaurants, meal delivery and private gym memberships. college admission experts say some parents include laundry students to help students save time and focus on studying but others say that is the time to learn the skills. >> there are parents that pay for laundry service? why didn't i know that when i was in college. ' mom, everybody else is doing it. that either. time to check in with vanessa murdock. hang the laundry outside to dry. >> humidity levels are rising. it will be damp again tonight. out there. one that we will make day number 2, we think, in the first heat wave of 2015. all right. let's check in with our weather watchers. this morning a beautiful one at that. we had early morning showers passing through between the hours of 3 and 4:00 a.m. those are a thing of the past and skies are clearing out. first check, where it's cooler, 62 degrees. sunshine. relative humidity 97%. but as temperatures crime, that percentage will drop. he sent us this beautiful picture that i wanted to share with all this morning. beautiful beginning to this day for those of you in northwestern portions of the viewing area. cloudy as we made our way to the city south and east. 79 degrees. a few clouds in south ozone park, new york. the relative humidity 60%. what we will note, temperatures in the 90s and higher humidity levels to start your workweek. live outside right now, we show you what is happening from high atop the empire state building. 78 degrees. northwest wind at 5 miles per hour. a look ahead, another hot one today. 92 degrees the forecasted high. it will feel like 94. that's because the humidity is creeping back. tomorrow does look to be the hottest day of the week. highs closer to the mid-90s and i think feels like temperatures will be in the mid- to upper- 90s tomorrow. we have a few chances for thunderstorms this week with heat and humidity in place. it's one of those pop up afternoon storm set ups that we anticipate. several days with the opportunity for wet weather. no day looks to be a wash out as of right now. the forecast is 92. that is roughly 10 above the norm of 83. a hot one today. not far off the record of 96 set in 1944. getting closer to report setting heat this week. sunset this evening at 7:53. you have time to enjoy the 90- degree health. eight days at 90 and above so far this year. we expect to continue counting on that as we make our way through the rest of the weekend and into the workweek as well. we think it will be a stretch of five days straight with highs at and above 90. vortex satellite and radar, things are looking good. high pressure is nestled off the coast and stays here for days. as that happens, winds will be out of the southwest pumping in heat and higher humidity. today the forecast is dry for all but the slightest chance of a shower well north of the city. so, goes a summer sizzler today. highs in the low 90s. feeling like the mid-90s. tomorrow highs in the mid-90s 90s. plenty of sun with a chance of storm. tuesday steamy, hot and humid for tuesday with a chance of storms again. 80s. southwest winds 8 to 15. rip current risk is moderate. u.v. index is an 8. burn time 20 minutes or so. mostly sunny. slime chance of showers well north of the city this afternoon. overnight mostly clear, mild, 75 in the city means 60s north and west and it's getting sticky out there. tomorrow 93 will feel like the mid- to upper-90s. afternoon. tuesday the story is the same. wednesday we think it will stay dry at 90. after that it's hot but not as hot with highs in the mid- to upper-90s and a chance of storms thursday, friday and saturday. >> relief at the end of the week. >> a little relief. >> thanks, vanessa. a pennsylvania clerk decided to fight back during a robbery. wait until you see what he had behind the countedder. two men -- behind the counter. two men are seen running in. one was carrying a sword or machete. the clerk behind the counter grabbed his sword. >> i used this one. when i see him with a sword. you don't need to do that. you are a young guy, go find a job. this is not the way. this is the way that you are going to end by kill or in jail. >> the would be robbers ran off. no arrests have been made. >> i love that story. all right. time is 8:50. final touches. >> sure vieferg the summer heat and -- surviving the summer heat. since 1961, pearle vision has been providing expert eye care. today, we make caring for your eyes even easier. right now, buy one pair of glasses, and get another pair free. this is genuine eye care in your neighborhood. this is pearle vision. i'm so not ready for back to school. with staples, you'll be ready. i can get 30 comp books and notebooks at a low price? yep, 50 and 25 cents each. oh, i can save money and have less stress. and less drama. he's the drama teacher. got it. make low prices happen, make %110 ready happen. staples, make more happen. throughout the show we have had great makeup tips for the summer season. now katie and kaitlyn are just about done. what are the finishing touches. >> you have to put a lip on it. over here we had a smoky eye with shimmer on the lid. most women like to wear a soft lip most of the time. there is a fear around wearing a bold lip like red or pink. for everybody else that likes a neutral color, make sure you find something in your color scheme, maybe a shade deeper. pairs with the smoky eye. >> you go dramatic on the eyes, dial back on the lips. >> it would look too loud. loud. just the right amount of gorgeous as you see here. >> katie has the pink lip. >> we went soft on the eye, about lashes and this bold pink magenta lip. i will finish this up right now. since it's hot outside, makeup wants to move. lip pencil is the base. it locks in the color. you follow through with a coordinating -- this is a nice hot pink. use it from the bullet or a paintbrush. i will highlight the center and use a creamy nice bold pink -- do you like to wear a red lit. >> special occasions. do you do the lip liner above the lip line. >> we always want to look more dramatic. so, for me, what i did here, i slightly accentuated the lip. follow the shape because it's there. >> what is the tip with how to do that without making it look too fake and not getting the crooked blurry line going. >> you have to do the pencil first then a flat brush and go over that line. it can get wild quickly. if you go out of the parameter, take concealer on that brush and on the edges and tight line it and it will look gorgeous. >> bottom line applying makeup in the heat, what are tips that you should keep in mind. >> important thank you use a primer that will adhere to the skin and grab the foundation and pair it with a long wear foundation designed to last through the humidity and this heat. >> i have a problem with under eye circles. i want a -- >> grab a cream concealer. use are hand or a fluffy shading brush. diffuse it on the blemish and tap it off so it doesn't look heavy then you have a beautiful fresh face without the look of makeup. >> you girls look beautiful. >> thanks for having me. >> you girls look amazing. i hope you have big plans after this. >> lunch dates. >> if you missed any part of this segment, head to our web site, all of the segments are posted there. >> time to see what is going on on cbs this morning. >> we have a lot many coulding up. for most of us, running water is a given. most of us have it. this morning we will introduce you to some folks that have no choice but to do without. we will visit with grammy winner sam smith and chat with al franken and spend time with actor and movie maker ed banks. >> vanessa murdock with economic which of the forecast. >> a hot one. lots of sunshine as well and the trend persists into the workweek. take a look. today's highs across the region. 92 in the city feels like 94. 94 morristown feels like 97. montauk a bit of a relief 84 there. seaside heights 86. monticello 88. mostly sunny skies with the slightest chance of a shower well north of the city late this afternoon. overnight mostly clear and mild. 75 in the city translates to 60s north and west. tomorrow morning going to work humidity levels rising. high of 93 tomorrow afternoon. i think it feels like 97 or 98 in the city. skies will generally be mostly sunny but we have a much better chance for isolated afternoon storms monday and on tuesday as well. >> but nice for the last half of the weekend. >> yes. >> looking forward to that. >> while we have you here, any hair tips with humidity. >> you have to ask a hair dresser. >> but yours does look fabulous. >> thank you. >> thank you, ladies for coming in. we appreciate it. thank you for joining us. cbs 2 news is back tonight at 11:00. >> for vanessa and the entire team, thanks for joining us and have a great weekend. so what i'm saying is, people like options. when you take geico, you can call them anytime you feel like saving money. it don't matter, day or night. use your computer, your smartphone, your tablet, whatever. the point is, you have options. oh, how convenient.

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