lonnie quinn has a look at the weather outside. halloween costumes across the northeast are depending on you right now! >> i've said yea goes the snow truckdriver. here is what is happening outside. we do have our first nor'easter of the season brewing up the eastern seaboard right now. a very possible chance for a white hall lean in massachusetts. soaking rains currently in florida. that is not the storm we watched for the northeast. this is the storm we watch for the northeast as it pushes offshore. the elements come together. the low pressure supplies the moisture but high pressure to north will bring in that abnormally cold air. you could pick up to 6 inches of snow. quick look at the national picture. make it great saturday. >>> tomorrow is national prescription drug takeback day and allows people to turn in old unwanted or used prescription drugs and no questions asked. that underscores a major national problem. more than 7 million americans abuse prescription drugs, two and a half times more than those who use cocaine, heroi

we'll head to lonnie quinn, the son of who, lonnie, for or final check of the weather?our parents' names? >> the son of john and jane. >> okay. >> can you believe that? people named john and jane have a kid named lonnie. >> let's go figure that one out during the commercial break. hey, welcome to october, everybody. it is a month of extremes. south dakota, the perfect example. eastern side of the state, today you're maxing out in the upper 60s. western side of the state, you will be in the lower 90s. can you believe that? big old high pressure system in the middle of the country. this has a lot to do with where the temperatures are different. on one side of the high, you have return flow. warm air. places like montana, wyoming, the 90s, and then in georgia northern georgia will be in the upper 60s today. i mean, a crazy setup out there, and you look all over the place, we have a low pressure snl that exits the northeast. that's been kind of a damp and dank situation for a long ti. next week looks so much better. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a clos

lonny and you. >> all of our information we share with our partners. so, another example as a university, we are able to do indepth study on homicides. many of you have already heard the results. we were able to come up with the data 58 percent of happens within a small radius. there are tiny pockets. if we can target as the chief said. they are the same folks shooting each other. if we can target them and have community and law enforcement we can make a difference. >> chief, any plan on expanding that in a way that david was speaking just now? >> i think that's a direction we would like to take. i like the notion of making better use of the schools and having schools stay open later and having the schools as a reporting centers. and having the probation officers at these centers. we don't have to call the kids in. they will come in naturally. that's the goal we see. i ran this 20 years ago and called in kids on intensive probation in chicago. and we would call them in on tu

lonnie quinn has the latest on it. >> i got it so i shall give it out.weather in the midsection of the country. wet weather. i see a system in florida. drenching the sunshine state about four or five days. a lot of rain for you. take a look at the hot spots and the chilly temps. down in texas, 93. coldest spot, alamosa, colorado, 18. the best weather anywhere, i had to do this because my weather producer joe said put my hometown on the map, howell, new jersey, his hometown. sunshine, 76. not to leave out the rest of my friends around here. russ' hometown st. louis, sunshine, 82. betty's hometown is dallas. storms and 88. my hometown is cheshire, connecticut, 73 and elaine, don't want to leave you out, chicago. 83 today. now here's a look at what's going on outside your window. . everybody time for the shout-out day. georgia, a swash buckling good time because it goes to tybee island, georgia. in addition to the buccaneers, there is food and fun and music. we want to thank everybody who watches "the early show" on wtoc, that would be the southeast news le

>> lonnie only wears cashmere. >> home depot, i'll go to that one. that's a big store!tloose ♪ ♪ kick up the sunday shoe >> welcome to "the early show." i'm nancy cordes. >> i'm jeff glor. we should have had big bird stick around for the footloose dancing. >> that's right. because he has great, big feet. >> he doesn't move all that well necessarily. >> no? >> big bird is eight feet tall! >> wow! how big is blue jay? he's little. >> tall, like a foot. they are both very cool, though. >>> you heard the music from "footloose." you know the new movie is out. a lot of people canning the trailer when this movie came out saying it was going to be horrible. >> how do you improve on a classic? >> right. it's getting decent reviews, "footloose" is and we will get footloose is what we are going to do. >> we will talk to esteemed movie critics what they thought of the movie. >>> we will talk about negotiating how do you get the best price, especially in a tough price. >> haggling with a car dealer, at a local market, flea market, whatever else. cool tips coming up. >>> first, the o

now, lonnie junior's list of victims may be gring.y have linked him to six more slayings, after reviewing cold cases, missing persons reports and a cache of photos found inside his home. >> he has been arrested. the district attorney's office is filing multicounts. -- multiple counts. >> reporter: investigators say he killed from 1985 to 1988 and again from 2002 to 2007. the gap gave him the name grim sleeper, although police never really believed he stopped. >> lonnie franklin's franklin's reign of terror in the city of los angeles, was span said well over two decades, culminating with almost a dozen murder victims. certainly needs to be investigated further. and we certainly do not believe that we are so lucky or so good as to know all of his victims. >> reporter: at the time, detectives said they would be working to link the 59-year-old mechanic to unsolved crimes. ballistics have linked him to three murders. the evidence, items found at his home and a phone call are being used to link him to the other three. franklin's attorney sa

now, lonnie franklin, jr.'s list may be growing. detectives have linked him to six more slayings after a viewing a cold case. and a cache of photos found inside of a south l.a. home. >> he has been arrested. the district attorney's office has been filing multiple counts. >> reporter: accused of molesting multiple women. investigators say he killed from 1985 to 1998. and again from 2002 to 2007. the gap gave him the name grim sleeper. although police believe he never really stopped. >> lonnie franklin's reign of terror, in the city of los angeles was spent well over two decades, culminating with almost a dozen murder victims, certainly needs to be investigated further. and we certainly do not believe that we are so lucky or sogood as to know all of his victims. >> reporter: at the time, detectives said they would be working to tie the 59-year-old mechanic to unsolved crimes. according to this, dna has linked them to three murders. circumstantial evidence. items found at his home and a phone call are being used to link the other three

lonnie, you're from miami. >> first memory, pb&j. the way to go is make it for dessert.a little almond. >> whip cream. >> yeah, watch out! stand back! how much do we want? >> as much as you want! >> there you go! >> as you're putting on the jam here let's get to your price breakdown here and see how you did. cha-chink! nice. >> not bad. >> did you make the leader board? you did not. >> $28.21. >> you have the taste for it, i'm sure. >> you can find all of these recipes at cbsnews.com/saturday. chef todd miller, thanks. >> thank you. >> appreciate it. >>> we will will be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. i'm not a number. i'm not a line item on a budget. and i'm definitely not a pushover. but i am a voter. so washington... before you even think about cutting my medicare and social security benefits... here's a number you should remember. 50 million. we are 50 million seniors who earned our benefits... and you will be hearing from us... today and on election day. ♪ the pain was so frustrating. i found out that connected to our muscles are nerves that sen

time for weather outside with lonnie quinn. >> good morning.of the weather headlines. it's a relatively tranquil pattern all across the u.s. although no major storm systems brewing out there, there is ironically, a chance to see a storm in arlington, texas. that is where game three of the world series is being played tonight. first pitch gets tossed out 8 5 8:05. think about it. a thunderstorm pulls down cool air from the higher levels and, boom, that temperature drops 10 degrees. 67 degrees with a thunderstorm i just want you to address appropriately. if you're going to the game like betty nguyen's parents 67 would be chilly for you. announcer: this portion of "the early show" sponsored by v-8 v-fusion smoothies. could of had a v-8. >> everybody, have a great saturday. >>> prosecutors say a northern california woman apparently was justified in shooting and killing an intruder in her home. they say donna harper first called police and fired warning shots as the man tried to climb into her bedroom window early yesterday. joining us from reading,

street movement it wasn't very cover the movement as a journalist was there to give it a bad name lonnie was caught hanging out and eating out belongings and rolling papers to occupiers in hopes of getting a nifty little shot that would likely end up on fox. news later when his plan didn't work out and he was exposed as. you have farms in your backpack stuff and you taking pictures with people which he could hear was not only shaken far rolling papers are you taking pictures of people who were given what we expect to see those pictures on fox news i don't know the filth taken out nevil so you don't see what's a perfectly killer not taking pictures of people with gongs given out bars softness or somehow you give it away paul no one surely can you give us some thermals we're staying up all. as the right wing so-called journalist credo goes if what you're trying to uncover isn't religious make it up that's the way the right with it and the very very ugly house republican leadership in charge of the house of representatives republican leadership is in charge of figuring out what bills will b

lonnie's lawyer says they will appeal the court's conviction and denies his client's role in the terrorist attack however relatives of the victims cried out in court at the leniency of the sentences given to his accomplices limited to four years imprisonment tack shook a relatively peaceful moroccan major tourist destination that draws millions of visitors each year. at least twenty one people have been killed during shootouts that broke out between soldiers and gang members in mexico at the fighting took place in the western states of the joy of the gunmen opened fire on an on a patrol several people were killed in the confrontations that followed with one federal police officer wounded there were thirty five thousand people have died in mexico since two thousand and six you to violence fueled by criminal groups. more than thirty students were arrested by police in chile's capital santiago during a protest for education reform fighting broke out when police moved to detain demonstrators marching on the banks from approaching river student protesters want to revamp the taishan system to be

let's go to state trooper lonnie pregna pregler's car. boom, a deer comes out from the side of the road. the photos from the aftermath of this crash and the video were released by the minnesota state patrol. this was how the car was left. a huge hole in the windshield. obviously some damage on the side of the door. the antlers, the head of this deer crashed through the windshield. the antler broke off and was stuck there in the car. fortunately, state trooper pregler survived. just walked away with a few bumps and bruises. think about the speed he was going. that antler could have totally impaled him. >> almost every single time you hear of a story like this, some major damage is done, not just to the car, but sometimes the people. >> the dash cam was completely destroyed. it's corn harvest season in minnesota, so collisions like this between deer and vehicles, very common. but very uncommon to see it caught on video. the minnesota department of public safety is sort of letting people know, the little slogan -- don't veer for deer. at the

look for the tribune version of our investigation sunday by reporters of re lonnie and jason runner. >> mayor emanuel is discovering mccormick place open for business after sealing a labor does the mayor the governor and union leaders are announcing changes today for mccormicks place and they agreed to do cost cutting work rules to lower trade shows back from orlando into vegas, the agreement will trim over time and give exhibitors' the right to unload their own vehicles and avoid hefty fees. >> everybody gave a little, but everybody wants a lot. because people are going to go to work and economic growth and activity is going to happen. this is the worst news for orlando and a loss of it is, mccormick place is open for business. a mayor emanuel calls mccormick place a huge economic engine for the city the audit shows a prime example but in recent years some large conventions have deserted chicago for sweeter cheaper deals and a warmer climate. step aside soccer, american football invade england. the bears got a taste of british culture as they prepare for the buccaneers. >> white car

they need a powerful lonnie. >> you are absolutely right. >> bill: you are not really doing it for all senior citizens in my opinion, respectfully. i read the magazine, which is the only outlet i have to know what you guys are doing. it's a left wing magazine. that's what it is now. that's what it has become. your organization has become that. i would like to see you get back into the center and really look at these things. to your credit, and aarp's credit you did object to cap and trade. did you do that. you are not doctrineaire all the way down the line. one thing or another here. i think that basically senior citizens need an independent voice. i will give you the last word. >> well, i would hope that you would look at things a little differently if you knew the entire breath of the organization. indeed we do work for our members. these are the people who tell us what we need to do. >> bill: mr. hammond thanks for coming in. nice to see you. >> thank you, bill. >> bill: plenty more. gay marriage increasingly accepted. polygamists are also demanding the right to marry. we will talk

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