lonnie, you know that. well, what i'm saying is that when the white house or the place where the president first lived was created, there was no washington, d.c. in fact, when george washington was sworn into the presidency, he took his oath at federal hall on wall street in new york city in 1789. and then he took up residence at a place called the samuel osgood house on cherry street in manhattan. so the white house didn't have its start here. he served as the first president in that house from april of 1789 until february of 1790. he then, with the congress, senate, house of representatives, and the rest of the federal government, relocated from new york city to philadelphia. and there he occupied a mansion located in the central part of that city, once occupied by robert morris. washington finished his term in office in philadelphia. he never served as president in washington, d.c. and then he was followed up there by john adams, who was the second president of the united states, who occupied that same b

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over to you. >> thanks, lonnie. it's a big step in the life of a british royal, the opportunity to represent the queen herself. now prince harry is getting his chance. >> this is the 60th year of the queen east reign, her diamond jubilee. >> we get more from charlie d'agata in london. how is he doing? >> prince harry long ago shed the reputation as a party prince. he's now a respected army pilot and a representative of the royal family. that doesn't mean he can't have fun, all in the line of duty. belize was the first stop in prince harry's tour on behalf of queen elizabeth. he's visiting her realms in honor of her 60-year reign. >> i bring you the warmest greetings from the queen. i'm sorry you're stuck with me. >> reporter: the prince's private secretary said harry would bring his own brand of enthusiasm to his tour of central america and the caribbean. it's a role he embraces with gusto. >> from the noisy corner here -- a bit more noise on this side, please. >> reporter: there is a serious side to the fun. his jo

it's 79 degrees there. >> thank you, lonnie. with it. >> pushed all the right buttons. we'll be right back. laces? really? slip-on's the way to go. more people do that, security would be like -- there's no charge for the bag. thanks. i know a quiet little place where we can get some work done. there's a three-prong plug. i have club passes. [ male announcer ] get the mileage card with special perks on united, like a free checked bag, united club passes, and priority boarding. thanks. ♪ okay. what's your secret? [ male announcer ] the united mileageplus explorer card. get it and you're in. >>> welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm ben tracy. >> and i'm rebecca jarvis. cigarette smoking kills over 400,000 americans every year, including secondhand smoke. the center for disease control are pulling out all the stops, released graphic ads that they hope will help people quit and we'll look at some of the ads to see if they really work. >> it's hard to believe but jonbenet ramsey was murdered 15 years ago already, for a dozen of

first over to lonnie for our final check of the weather. >> rebecca, ben.how we do national days of the year type thing. today is national something day. >> irish? >> nothing to do with the eyrish? >> you know what it is today? right there a picture of the empire state building. today is actually national corn dog day. >> i can't believe i didn't get that. >> doesn't corn dog day come in the summer? >> corn dog day is always the first saturday of the ncaa basketball tournament because it combines the love of basketball with the love of meat on a stick. what a combo. the picture right here is what we're looking at. you know what? new york city will end up with a beautiful day for the parade. as of right now, this is your satellite and radar picture. watch me erase the clouds here and you're not going to see too much out there with the exception of just a little bit of rain here or there. the spot i'm watching closely would be out here around the west coast. this low pressure system will bring quite a bit of rain really but only for that portion of the countr

. >> thank you so much lonnie.s is one you'll like because you've been reading the series, unless you've been in a deep cave or another planet you know the "hunger games" opened in movie theaters nationwide friday. it's broken a lot of records at the box office already. >> and the hollywood reporter is saying it's on track to make $140 to $150 million just this weekend, making it one of the ten biggest movie opens ever. brian rooney looks at the "hunger games" frenzy. >> reporter: the draw for a young audience is a story about surviving the trials of adolescence. actually surviving them. >> 24 and only one come out. >> reporter: based on a popular trio of books, the "hunger games" is a world in which teenagers have drafted into a fight to the finish survival game. >> two, one -- >> reporter: talk about teenage angst, the no nonsense girl who hits the prime target for making money. >> amazing. >> reporter: opening numbers put it in a league with "harry potter" and vampires of twilight. >> word of mouth used to be so

time to check in with lonnie for a look at the weather. you're also here too, because obviously you didn't win either. >> correct, i am not that individual in baltimore. it is not me. >> unfortunately. >> you know what i don't even know what i would do with all that money although i can think of a couple thing. this is what it looks like right now in new york city. some of our rooftops here. i love the rooftop gardens you see on the sky scrapers in new york. let's get right to my weather headlines. here's how i see it. last day of march. it is out like a lion in the northeast. meanwhile it's like summer in the plains and blustery and gusty out with west. if i can go to the satellite/radar picture, here's the system that will make the northeast unpleasant. midsection of the country, high pressure bringing in a lot of warm air. i'm talking temperatures in the 80s arounded inned in and again it will be blustery around the state of nevada. wind gusts up to 60 miles an >>> our daytime high around 59 degrees. 38 with partly cloudy skies tonight.

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lonnie, no complaints from my end. >> oh, really? we have to pay for it somehow. it's going to be an ak spring in this portion of the country. this is st. louis missouri. is it going to be a record setter? for st. louis, i see that happening. if you look across the northern plains, portions of the mid-atlantic and the northeast, you're looking at 83 today in topeka, 83 st. louis, 85 in little rock, 80 cincinnati, 79 d.c., 70 new york city. not all of these numbers are record setters. but they're shaded in red. little rock be a record, chicago. minneapolis, 72 degrees. how much above average are we talking about here? every single town on this map will be between 20 up to 32 degrees above average and if you like this kind of warmth, it stays in place right through your weekend. charlie, erica, that's it. we have to pay for in somehow. it will be an active spring is what i'm thinking. >> lonnie, thank you. >>> leon panetta arrived in afghanistan this morning on an unannounced visit days after an american soldier allegedly went on a shooting rampage killing 16 afghan

pro tem darrell steinberg, and we are counting on their leadership along with folks like skinner and lonny hancock and mark leno and others who have stepped up to provide leadership to say, enough is enough and we've got to stand up. the banks may be powerful interests. it can be very difficult for some legislators to stand up to them. but i think we have courageous leadership in california that is prepared to do that in the best interests of the consumer and the homeowner. >> belva: let's move to the criminal justice system because that's where you made your reputation. there's going to be a question before voters on the death penalty. and that was a difficult issue for you when you were running for office. where do you standno on the issue? >> my position is the same. i am personally opposed to the death penalty but i will follow the law. and so we'll see how that initiative turns out. >> belva: another issue that you wrote a book and included something about three strikes, the three strikes law. it also will be on the ballot again. >> right. >> belva: what are your feelings about taking

it was put back on oh it's actually back up but i have some questions actually a little girl lonnie little girl you get any questions yes thank you i actually have many questions from that video i want to know was this a money inspired you know i'm a little confused we've got the evil rabbit flying through the catapults i'm a little lost i don't know whether or not it's a good thing that the rabbit was killed because the monkey i found it attacked and i have answers for that body part that was a cow coming over the castle wall yes the rabbit was on the ground and i think this was history the world remember where the king was having the presence of the king the poll when. he was taken out of the year and all kinds of references i'm assuming no one's going to say that small business is. crazy small business like a little child actually i hate small business. corporations and i said it was so i think that meaning was lost somewhere in the craziness yeah yeah that's so surprising but what you're saying the important points were lost in the crazy something recently came out of the pain i don't

two hundred and twenty percent more than he did as a member of congress earlier i spoke to sad to lonnie communications and outreach coordinator for united republic and asked his opinion on whether the change of role for lawmakers were a conflict of interest here's his take. you know exactly is actually took office and it was the first one is that when you're actually in office you're allowed to continue to negotiate with people for your next job so if you're retiring member of congress you could be talking to the n.p.a. or to the drug industry and saying well i want to become a lobbyist for your organization or for your lobby after i leave office and at the very same time you're doing this you could be potentially overseeing legislation going seriously affect their lobby or their industry i mean pro quos are technically illegal but there's very little we'll oversight or regulation of this and unfortunately that's a huge conflict of interest in the other one of course is that once you leave office you have all those connections within the executive branch of the legislative branch and yo

this division within the muslim community here to discuss it with me here is progressive journalists lonnie and. standing alone an american woman's struggle for the soul of islam i want to thank you guys of both for joining me tonight and so also i want to start with you because i think that this is maybe the minority view or definitely the view that we hear a lot less up and so why is it that you want to defend their actions you know i've been a muslim that's growing up here in america and i call one number if i'm in trouble and that's going on because we are not a police state we're not a state where we have to worry about police i think we do in other countries and i think that it's fundamental to realize that we have an idiology inside of our muslim community that unfortunately our own people have not policed well enough and so we should work with the n.y.p.d. and instead of correcting them instead of criticizing actually work. position and actually try to clean up our own communities which we failed to do and then white is the first line of defense in new york city for so much of what

erica, charlie, back to you. >> lonnie, good to have you with us. in the next hour, we're going to look at a high tech device that gives forecasters more time to warn people that a tornado is coming. a device that may have already saved lives this week. >>> there is breaking news from afghanistan. two americans have been killed in yet another attack on u.s. troops following last week's burning of islamic holy books at an american base. mandy clark is in kabul. what can you tell us about in latest act? >> well, the american soldiers were shot dead in kandahar province inside their outposts according to afghan officials. one of the attackers was an afghan soldier, the other a teacher. it's the third time that afghan security forces have turned their guns on americans since the your ran burning indent. the protests may have died down, but it seems targeted attacks on american soldiers is on the rise. >> mandy shall what's being done then about those targeted attacks? is there anything to be done? >> very little can be done now. a big part of the u.s. m

lonnie quinn is with us to tell us just how hot it's actually going to get. lonnie, no complaints from my end. >> when it comes to the warm temperatures, all over the country, i mean over 80% of us are above average. the picture you're looking at right here, this would be the arch in st. louis. st. louis today gets up to about 83 degrees. if you take a look, i put a big map up here for you with a good portion of the u.s. of a. 83 tow peek car, look at little rock, hot spot on the map at 85 degrees. 79 in d.c., 70 for new york city. if your town is lit up in the bright red color, they will be record setters today. we have set over 300 warm weather records over the last three days that will be more of the same today. i'm not talking about just barely getting above average. we're talking every single number on this map will be between 20 and up to 32 degrees warmer than average. if you like this kind of heat, it's going to continue right through the weekend. that's it for weather. >>> thank you. defense secretary leon panetta arrived in afghanistan this morning

lonnie lewis was arraigned in court. was sitting in a car parked at bart station with a 1-year- old who was selling marijuana. they say he shot the victim threw the seat when the 17-year- old refused to give lewis the drugs for free. he also face robbery and assault charges. >>> a new study is exposing inconsistencies in sentencing in federal court. the associated press reports federal defends who did the same crime received significantly different prison sentences over the past five years, depending on their judge. the report adds that the differences don't line up with the party of the president, who appointed the justs. the findings came 30 years after congress worked to create fair result. >>> a head-on collision in alameda county yesterday morning claimed the life of a 68-year-old hayward man. the highway patrol says hanno lind died several hours after the crash on crow canyon road. investigators say lind collided with a 2003 acura on a sharp curve. the crash is under investigation. >>> gas prices across the country

lonnie quinn of "cbs this morning" is here to show us where the violent weather is headed next. >> good morning, erica, and everyone. i want to recap and show you how big this area was affected yesterday. nebraska to kansas, missouri, illinois, tennessee, kentucky, indiana, two days, 27 confirmed tornadoes. with so many people on edge, i think the big question is does it happen again today? the answer is highly, highly unlikely for today. i think this entire area shaded in yoel low, okay, member fos, st. louis, indianapolis, pretty strong thunderstorms. tornadoes, not going to happen. this warm gulf air has to push further to the north and clash with colder air. that happens tomorrow. national weather service and the storm prediction center is saying tomorrow is your day from nashville up to cincinnati. the possibility of 2s, 3s, 4s, it will be out there again. you have to be on alert everybody. i'm sorry for the bad news. >> glad to have you with us. >>> just a note in our next hour, we'll take a look at a new high tech device that gives forecasters more time to warn people that a torn