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
have become so common pilot daily occurrence nationwide. new information in the trial. the jury you will consider the death penalty as it moves james holmes. it clears the way for another round of arguments before jurors decide between capital punishment and life in prison. the same jury rejected his insanity claim last month and found him guilty of murder. and the colorado shooting and the recent shooting inside a louisiana movie theater has prompted a new push for gun legislation. it brought together two schumers. dick brennan has more on the proposal and the reaction. reporter: when i heard about this news, i was completely devastated and i just wanted to go down to louisiana and then i was angry. reporter: movie actress and comedian amy schumer speaking out on gun violence. you are approachable. reporter: it was her movie train wreck playing on a screen in a lafayette movie theater when a mentally ill man john houser killed jillian johnson and mayci breaux.
broke yesterday so i got a new one. that s the good news. once you get out of this neighborhood there s gas and stuff. reporter: getting out is not easy. north shore roads in suffolk county are littered with massive trees. wrapped around lines pulling down poles. traffic jams are miles long. if there was an emergency it would be big trouble. reporter: the storm cut a 50-mile s.w.a.t. from smithtown to southold. my kids thought it was the end of the world. reporter: the town supervisor called pse&g to the carpet late yesterday complaining response was slow of the now he sees thousands of crew members on the job. in its defense pse&g said it had 87,000 out at the storm s heighted. 82% restored this morning. we stayed at a local hotel. reporter: the mann family of setauket counting their blessings. uprooted trees buried in the deck sticking to their skylights. i hope we get our power back soon. i don t know, i have my doubts. reporter: above us you clearly see
shots fired inside of a movie theater. tonight new details about a former psychiatric patient armed with an ax, and now a new york politician says it s time to make security screenings mandatory for the movies. i m kristine johnson. maurice is off tonight. dave carlin is live in the news room with what we have learned about the suspect. reporter: kristine, he s a 29-year-old according to police with a history of arrests and also mental illness, and he was committed four times, and witnesses said quick action by police saved lives. reporter: in this cell phone video, you can hear the shooting as police confronted this man, vincente david montano in antioch, tennessee. he entered the theater around 1:00 this afternoon, wearing a backpack, surgical mask, and he had a realistic looking gun that shoots pellets, this hatchet, and pepper spray, and he released large amounts of pepper spray nearby. officers working a traffic accident nearby ran over. gunman opened fire on t
reporter: the plan unveiled today is part of a larger program to deal with the mentally ill. arrival date sometimes in the fall. at city hall, i m marcia kramer, cbs 2 news. many new yorkers think the quality of life in the city is not good. they feel it s getting worse. and more on that quinnipiac poll. 53% of voters say they are seeing more homeless people on the streets than they did a few years ago. 49% say they have encountered panhandlers asking for money. and 48% of voters think the quality of life in new york is going down. our reporting on k2 is leading to a heartbreaking discovery for one family. after seeing our story a viewer reached out because he recognized his son in the video. the once smiling happy brother now strung out on synthetic marijuana living on the streets. we ll have that at 6:00. new at 5:00 queens police are looking for men who viciously beat a man with a bat just to steal his cell phone. cbs 2 s hazel sanchez spoke with the victim. repo