Better pizza. I mean, its just so unique, so satisfying. It just kills new yorks thin kind of boring pie. Deep dish is way too thick. Its a little too overcompensating. Reporter but when it comes down to it, this is about a chance to get to the world series. Mets fans have every right to feel like they are in the drivers seat up 20 but the cubs fans say welcome to Wrigley Field. The series is far from over. The cubs in four. Reporter whoa, you mean four more . We got you guys. We have to keep it interesting and all that. Come to new york. Youll understand, chicago. Thats why you guys havent won in 107 years. Reporter i have to tell you, i did like that deep dish pizza you about i told the general manager the kind that you can just roll up. I dont need the knife and fork because were all on the go. He said where are you going . I said to the world series hopefully two more wins away. We have much more coming up in sports. For now reporting from Wrigley Field, Otis Livingston, Wrigley Field. Nice comeback reporter i had to get that shot in there. Now that. Well you know that. Well, no doubt the fans will cheer the mets on at Wrigley Field and here at home. Mets fever is spreading quickly even among the youngest fans. Cbs 2s Hazel Sanchez spoke to some of them today. I have been a mets fan since i was 5. This is just it makes me feel so great because theyre so close and were gonna take it. Were going to winnow doubt about it. Reporter you dont need a drivers license to be old enough to be a fan. As parents say kids can catch anything and mets fever is no exception. Lets go, mets reporter grownups have no problem showing their true colors but the littlest new yorkers were learning how to sport their team spirit at the Childrens Museum of manhattan, with special new york mets activities. Mets fans are little people, too. And theyre boys and theyre girls, and theyre grandparents. Im a little more relieved. Im a little confident that, the world series. Go, mets reporter fans like 10year old victor moran are confident the mets, up two games over chicago, will win it all. And he will do whatever it takes to make sure he doesnt miss a second of the game even if its past his bedtime. So do you stay up and watch the game late at night . Sometimes i sneak. [ laughter ] im supposed to go to bed around 10. Not happening not until the game is over, all right . My homework, that can wait, too. Once the game is on, the game is on. Im clocked in watching the game. Mom, leave me alone, just bring me food, thats it. Reporter after tonight the mets could have two more late night games before coming back to citi field and some teachers say they will take it easy on their bleary eyed students. We are going to be flexible tomorrow and i hope everybody else is as flexible as i am. Reporter and maybe a mets win will be just the energy these kids need until game 4. Go, mets reporter in flushing, queens, Hazel Sanchez, cbs2 news. The cubs and mets go way lets start with the cubs curse the billygoat. 1945, a diehard cubs fan was kicked out of Wrigley Field for bringing his pet goat named murphy. He declared the cubs would never win the world series again. And you know what . They havent last time the cubs had won the title was 1908. Their owners name . Charles murphy. In 1969, the year the mets won the first world series, the mets general manager was johnny murphy. And the mets radio voice back then was the great bob murphy. Fast forward to 1984, when the cubs were in the playoffs and they lost to the San Diego Padres at you guessed it jack murphy stadium. And now theres a new nemesis. The Mets Daniel Murphy the red hot second baseman has already homered twice in this series putting the mets two wins away from the world series. That settles it. Yup. Its all murphy all the time. You cant break the streak now. No. Is older than the team itself. At least one. This one is westchester native Adeline Russo born in 1915 and was just 100 years old. Nobody can change face. Im a mets fan until the day god takes me. Coming up at 6 00, she will reveal how she first fell in love with the team and why she has stuck by this team through thick and thin. All right. Looking at some other headlines now, it has happened again. Another inmate has escaped nypd custody. Police commissioner bill bratton called it an embarrassment. Cbs 2s meg baker reports on the search. Reporter searching from every angle the nypd is on the hunt for an escaped prisoner in east new york, brooklyn. Yeah, real scary. My mother has bars on the windows. Reporter Gerald Brooks was being arrested and handcuffed behind the back when he pushed an officer to the ground and ran off around 5 30 a. M. They were searching the backyard and asked if they could go back there. Cops on every block searching diligently. Hopefully they find him. Reporter this is the fifth time since june a prisoner has escaped nypd custody including this infamous escape in harlem. Surveillance video shows two detectives trailing a suspect in handcuffs bolting down the block. Not going to tolerate it. Im getting tired of it reporter today the commissioner expressed disappointment with the officers involved in the latest fail. They are an embarrassment to themselves in terms of their lack of professional skills and letting a prisoner escape in the city and they will be dealt with appropriately for that incompetence. Reporter chief the Department James oneil said he knows the sergeant involved. He has been in the warrant squad for a long time. He has put hundreds of very dangerous people in jail. He heads up the violent felonies squad. Reporter brooks has been looked up 54 other times and was wanted for several outstanding warrants for Domestic Assault and driving with an expired license. We hope they will catch the person. We dont want no problems in the neighborhood. I been living here for years. So far, me and my family been safe. Reporter residents still very much on edge and as far as the escapee, he has dredlocks, was last seen wearing a red baseball cap, blue top, hooded sweat shirt and bluejeans. In east new york, brooklyn, meg baker, cbs 2 news. The prisoners who escaped this summer were also found. Parts of manhattans chelsea neighborhood are still feeling the effects of an overnight fire. This was the scene. It happened early in the morning as the flames ripped through the building on 17th street between seventh and eighth avenues and now a live look from chopper 2. 14 hours later, theres still a scene and road closures. Live at 5 00 cbs 2s alice gainer reports from the scene. Reporter maurice, 17th street between 7th and 8th is shut down at this time. [ signal breakup ] reporter 18th street between seventh and eighth also closed. Firefighters are still dealing with hot spots that keep popping up. And there was some real concern for a while that the building could collapse. Flames shootout of 221 west 17th street early this morning as multiple hoses from all different angles work to douse the fire. The fire began at 3 a. M. Quickly spreading through the roof. Flames shot as high as 20 feet in the air. Heavy smoke could be seen for miles. It was enough smoke to make your eyes hurt. It was just inside. Reporter the sixstory building in chelsea was under construction set to become luxury condos. It was vacant with only a watchman there at the time. The biggest problem with this fire was that there was numerous because it was having renovations the Sprinkler System was removed. There were numerous holes in the floors. They were putting the center shaft, new elevators. Usually you have Construction Materials throughout. All these Fire Protection features of a normal building have been removed because of reporter to the back of the building on 18th street sits this commercial use building at 216 18th street. Firefighters were positioning hoses out of some of the upper floors to help fight the fire. We saw a hired cleanup crew outside ready to get to work. Theres a lot of smoke damage, water damage probably from the 7th floor down since thats where the Fire Department put all their efforts. Reporter in addition to the damage, a big inconvenience. This man flew in from l. A. For a meeting on this block. I dont know what to say or do yet. Ill figure it out right now. [ laughter ] reporter the red cross is here helping residents and buildings evacuated across the street. We found some of them sitting on this bus. Carol was away for the weekend and just got back to find out she cant go in. Left the window open. Im sure the whole apartment is full of smoke. Reporter so for a while officials were concerned that the building might collapse. The Buildings Department now says there is no danger of any major collapse. Of course, the important thing to point out, there are no injuries. As for a cause, that is still under investigation. And as for when these folks can get back inside of their evacuated buildings, theres no timetable. But the hope is they will be back in there tonight. Live in chelsea this evening, alice gainer, cbs 2 news. The village of hempstead will come together tonight for a prayer vigil and rally for a 12yearold who was killed friday in her own living room hit by a stray bullet. As investigators search for the gunman, Community Leaders say enough is enough and are calling for an end to violence. A 75,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest. New information in a police chase that led to a deadly wrongway crash on long island. It started as an overnight traffic stop and ended with a suspect running into and killing another driver and then herself dying in the flames. Tonight there are questions whether police could have done anything differently to prevent such a tragedy. Cbs 2s Jennifer Mclogan reports from dix hills. At some point, the police should stop their pursuit. She is going the wrong way. Reporter Suffolk Police say they were pursuing a female suspect who tried to run down an officer as she drove the wrong way on the Northern State parkway. She slammed head on into an innocent driver killing him instantly. Seconds later her suv left the road and exploded into flames. She was burned beyond recognition. Detectives say the suspect had initially been pulled over here in the Central Islip area on suspicion of drunk driving and operating a stolen vehicle. The suspect refused to comply. She got into her she got into the drivers seat of that vehicle and fled from the scene. When fleeing from the scene, she almost struck the Police Officer at the scene. The Police Officer then engaged in a Police Pursuit with that suspect. Reporter fleeing Central Islip she eventually drove the wrong way on the Northern State parkway and crashed nine miles west in dix hills. The parkway was closed for hours during the morning rush. Driving the wrong way on the parkway makes me nervous. The police have a difficult job. And they are trying to protect us. Reporter Suffolk Police have protocol standards for chasing suspects at high rates of speed. Avoid engaging in or terminate any vehicle already pursuit when the safety of the officer and or the public is in jeopardy. It is a tough call. This woman was allegedly drunk, speeding, and endangering the lives of other motorists. Maybe in hindsight they could have called ahead set up a roadblock. Cooler heads prevailed. I would radio ahead. Reporter the Public Safety committee is looking for a focused review for potentially deadly pursuits, not to hinder Police Abilities but to help officers confirm they are making safe decisions. From dix hills, Jennifer Mclogan, cbs 2 news. And Suffolk Police have not yet released the identities of those killed in the wrongway crash or identified the officer who pursued the suspect. Coming up next are you getting a mammogram before you need one . One major group has new asking a lot of questions. Dr. Max gomez will join us to sort it out. Not everybody is permitted to buy this long island home. That has the sellers heading to court. The bizarre battle with ties to naziism. No matter whether youre a girl or boy, like, you shouldnt be afraid to compete in anything. Thats a lesson this girl is living by shattering stereotypes on a High School Football team. Hear what her teammates have to say about it next. Its a cold day yesterday, mild today. We are going to talk about tonights forecast in a bit and talk about chicagos bit. Welcome back, everyone. Happening right now, this bus fire along the Grand Central parkway. Joe biermann overhead in chopper 2 in queens. Exactly where, joe . Reporter well, maurice, first thing i want to tell everybody, theres no injuries reported in this. Its a school bus, full sized, on fire in the westbound Grand Central parkway coming out of kew gardens just west of, say, the Jackie Robinson parkway. The school bus is fully involved as you can see. Avoid the Grand Central parkway in both directions. The bus is on fire. No injuries to report right by kew gardens. Live in chopper 2, joe biermann, cbs 2 news. Thank you, joe. For the first time in 12 years, the American Cancer Society is changing its Breast Cancer screening recommendations. It could just add to the confusion about when women should get mammograms. Cbs 2s dr. Max gomez sets the record straight. Reporter Sherry Forrest had her first mammogram at age 35 after she felt a lump in her breast. It was a false alarm. I have gone every year since. Reporter the American Cancer Society is now recommending women at average risk have yearly mammograms starting at age 45, not 40. Study author dr. Kevin offinger says the benefits outweigh the harm starting at 45. Between 40 and 44, Breast Cancer is less common. So the risk for a false positive, we thought that needs to be an informed decision between the woman and her healthcare provider. Reporter starting at 55, recommends screenings every two years. Thats closer to the u. S. Preventative Task Force Guidelines which recommends mammograms every two years starting at age 50. Some doctors say the guidelines are confusing and only take into account Breast Cancer deaths, not quality of life for survivors. The chief of breast screening at Lenox Hill Hospital recommends all women start yearly mammograms at age 40. Women who develop Breast Cancer in their 40s, early 40s, develop a very aggressive Breast Cancer and it spreads rapidly. Reporter sherry has had a few false positives in her early mammograms. Its scary when youre waiting to find out results. Reporter but she says she would rather have the anxiety than cancer. For the first time, the new guidelines support informed decisionmaking saying some women ages 40 to 45 should have the option to screen early and those over 55 to screen yearly in consultation with their doctors. So its not a hard and fast [ pause ] [ signal breakup ] just to clarify, i know a lot of women are probably at home saying, well, geez, how does this affect my insurance . I mean, will my insurance still, you know, cover the the screening . Reporter theres a possibility that the Insurance Companies wont cover it because its now a screening mammogram outside of the guidelines. The keywords there are screening mammogram because screening means you dont have any symptoms, any lump or anything. If you found a lump, that now automatically makes it a diagnostic mammogram and that should be covered by Health Insurance. They are also recommending changes in the regular office exams with a doctor, right . Thats right. The doctor or whats called a clinical breast exam where the doctor examines a breast for a lump. They have evaluated all of the data on that and they have looked at it and they said, you know what . Theres not enough data to support that it makes a difference for women having that so they recommend against the clinical breast exam for women. Something to definitely have a conversation with your doctor about, right . Reporter thats the important part. You can have that conversation so youre making that informed decision. Thank you. It wasnt a mammogram but a Facebook Post that led a wisconsin woman to find out she had Breast Cancer. Leah dietrich and susan norr are neighbors and friends. Leah already had Breast Cancer and beat it on the second anniversary of her diagnosis, she posted a thank you note for all the support she got during her treatment. When susan read the post, she made a lifesaving decision. Somehow, i read between the lines. It didnt say anywhere about doing a selfexam but thats what i got from that. That day, i did a selfexam and i hadnt done one for years. Maybe ever. And i felt a tumor and im like oh, my god oh just weeks later, susan was diagnosed with Breast Cancer. Susan and leah are now thankfully both cancerfree. So you g