first things first, the high clouds begin to stroll in because of the storm comex to the north and west. nothing is happening today. tomorrow watching a cluster of showers and thorpes form along the frontal boundary. distinct line showing up at 6:00 p.m. and showers and thunderstorms late tomorrow could linger on through sunday. unfortunately, also rain at the beaches. today's two degree guarantee mains rain. checking it out for tonight, 66 degrees and looking for showers and thunderstorms possible as we head on in through tomorrow. 85, 82 morning showers on sunday heading to the beach. temperatures will go back into the upper 70s for the weekend with the best chance of rain in ocean city on sunday. so you may want to come home early and beat the traffic. you can traffic the latest weather conditions and scroll down on abc2news.com. we find out, there we go, that we have ourselves the interactive radar with the brand new feet chawr to make it full screen. that's abc2news.com on the weather page. hopefully it will work better for you than it did just for me. >>> speaking of heading to th

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. >> these are comex issues and the teacher unions haveeen great partnersn helng to think this thingugh. all of us, frkly, have to ve outside our comfort zone. teachers,nions, principals, th department of education. all of vus to behave in very different ways and do lab rate to get the kind of dramatibreakthroughs that we need. what teachers ve said and unions have said very clearly is they want reform appening with them. not too them. and iouldn't agree mo. that's how i've always operated. anyone who thinks can get th kind of success we have to have without including teachs in the implementation of these reforms, in the thoug process of these rerms is kidding themsees. it's the right wayo get where we need to go. >> what about this comment today from t national educationssociation, quote f we contue to focus narrowly on test scores, then students in neeof the most support wil continue get me test prep rather tn the rich, challenging, ngaging education they serve. >> i asolutely agree. and none is focusing just on test scores. argued a lot i was worried about th narrowing of t curric

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fans turned out for the most anticipated movies and comex.he event has gotten so big, they may need to relocate. now some are asking hollywood- type vendors to go back so that they can go back to their showcase. >> more than four years ago, the convention started these comic books, but now we see that it is attracting hollywood and video game companies. according to a retailer and collector for many years, this is hurting his business. is this correct? >> yes, there is a huge impact at the convention, but this is not comic-book people. membership at the show is pretty huge, but the majority of people are there for the video games and hollywood, said there are comic-book fans who cannot even get in. >> quickly tell me what kind of prices the original "star wars" or "iron man"went for. >> star wars is not worth that much. right now, for this one, spider- man, i am asking seven dozen dollars. >> even if you do not have $7,000, most of these, books are under $10. jane: jon is salivating over that one. jon: we are getting word that robert gates in