lonnie has a pekinese. this is news. ,,,,,,,, ♪ >> welcome back. in chicago. >> sure nice. i wish i was there. >> a beautiful morning. you're here. >> even better. >> welcome to cbs "this morning." i'm rebecca jarvis. >> difficult two weeks for five wounded warriors. they are trying to raise money for five other disabled vets by climbing mt. mckinley. they are facing brutal conditions. we'll check in with them from their base camp at 14,000 feet to find out how they are doing. >> incredible and inspiring story. a case worthy of sherlock holmes. who really kidnapped charles lindbergh's baby. 80 years later an author claims he has solved the mystery and will reveal the mastermind. >> and they continue to teach children well. rock superstars crosby, stills and nash stop by for a rare interview and perform two songs including the classic "teach your children." first our top story this half hour, attorneys for former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky say they will appeal his conviction. the jury in bellefonte, pennsylvania deliberated f

>> i think it's going to take off. >> it's lonnie quinn 2.0.tching the evolution. >> you should have gotten in at the beginning of facebook. >> how many times have we heard this story? >> man, oh man. >> lonnie quinn had an opportunity to get in on facebook at the beginning. before the ipo, by the way. >> you didn't embrace facebook, so embrace twitter right now. >> yes, that's exactly right. >> if jack dorsey approaches you for an investment, take it. he's the founder of twitter. >> i love rebecca. ,,,,,,,, >>> nashville, tennessee. hope you're feeling good this morning. hope the rest of you are feeling good. welcome to "cbs this morning saturday." i'm rebecca jarvis. >> and i'm jeff glor. coming up, a group of wounded war heroes about to embark on a seeming impossible task here. we'll talk to them about why they're climbing america's highest peak together. >> incredible men, incredible story. you don't want to miss it. >>> also a young girl from north carolina, she knows about overcoming hardships. she was abandoned by her parents, but she ne

>> we're a big fan of lonnie quinn.w with the weather. >> learn everything you can from her. >> fabulous. >> that's how you do it. i'm doing fine, terrell. rebecca, good morning. not a big fan of the foie gras. let's get to the surface maps. you're going to find eye lot of clear air over the four corners. the deep south also. lot of clear sky out there. there's a problem. pumping in big time heat. high pressure off the eastern seaboard pulls in the heat. on top of places like albuquerque makes it real hot out there today. albuquerque, you'll hit 100 degrees. that's not as out of the ordinary as atlanta, georgia tting 104. nashville, 108. coolest spot, seattle at 71 and the lower 48. take a look at what we've got tore anchorage, alaska. there will be raindrops. but that's where you can escape the heat. 61 degrees for my friends in anchorage. that's a quick look at the national picture. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. this weather segment sponsored by macy's. >>> all right. that's going to do it for

lonnie quinn. >> what do you think of that song? >> i don't know.t in the room. tell us about weather. >> wish both of you guys happy pink flamingo gooi. today, june 23rd pink flamingo day. it honors the creator of the famous plastic pink flamingo. they are hoping for a record display on your front lawn. send in your pictures to substantiate. where will those pink flamingos have sunshine beaming down upon them. look at oklahoma. oklahoma city. sunshine. 97. boys, idaho sunshine with a high of 81. let's go to philadelphia. sunshine still out there, 88 degrees. sunny, warm. the spots will be tough out there. gulf coast, eastern half and up around the western great lakes. otherwise like i said a lot of sun out there. quick look at the national picture. now a closer the weather for your weekend. >>> well take a look here. the sunshine also beaming down in knoxville, tennessee and that's where my shout out. today in knoxville they are hosting the 10th annual knoxville dragon boat races. it's not just about winning the race, they are out there to raise en

lonnie? >> weatherwise some better places to hang the clothes out to dry. what a transition.off to international clothes line week. that's right. a chance to reminisce about days gone by, a chance to save money not running the electricity bill up and a chance to go green. kicks off and runs for one week. hang your clothes outside, if you can. today is a perfect day to hang clothes outside for dakotas, portions of the southwesting big time heat and then the southeast, beautiful weather, so hang the clothes outside. no problems there. we have a front pushing through northern new england. from boston up to augusta, maine, a lot of rain for you. the pacific northwest i see rain for you as well. i've got to tell you, this front can give you more of a gray day. temps will be seasonable. the best weather in the country, really looks to be over the tennessee valley with a high pressure firmly entrenched there. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >>> it is that time. time for my shout out, to virginia beach, virginia. this week is the patriotic festival and the blue

lonnie quinn is directly in the middle of us. >> this is always a fun shot. >> this is great.> we try to perfect this whole thing. it's the art of the weather cast. let's take it over to the big old picture. we can show you what's going on. first thing your eyes are drawn to will be the central corridor of the country. it will fire off some showers and storms. washington, d.c. today, beautiful skies overhead with that sunshine. but beautiful temperature as well at 81 degrees. the center section of the country, storms to the north of fargo. they stretch to the south. they will be moving into the area around places like des moines, iowa, 85 degrees. the afternoon thunderstorms will kick inment then i want to look at the west coast. remember the beautiful sky. it is sunny. this is a cooker. sacramento will reach 103 degrees today under that beautiful sunny sky. going to be a hot one. that's going to do it as far as a tour across the country. here's a closer look at the weather for your weekend. >>> this weather segment sponsored by macy's. >>> have a great day. over to you. >>> t

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. >> lonnie, would you be willing to pay $3 million to dine with anyone?or lunch? >> chump change. >> chump change. >> guys, also in the news, the belmont stakes today and another year without a triple crown winner because i'll have another is not going to be running. i'm going to take you right now to new york city. this is central park. well, what we've got over new ork city right bit of a haze, some high clouds. we'll call for a bit of a rain chance and that's important when i'm talking about new york city because just outside of new york city is where we find the racetrack in elmont, new york, just outside of kweequeens. it will be 77 degrees at belmont but otherwise it's a sun and cloud mix for the northeast. this cold front is going to be triggering some afternoon activity. again, it's a shower here or there, primarily north of the city. anywhere north of new york could see wet weather. bigger weather will develop around the southeast because that low-pressure system, you put some heating of the day on top of that and it will fire up big storms. also

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i just have one from lonny gwinear and she basically says like the minors canary alerts miners to dangerous conditions in the mine, racial minority alert our society to broader issues and so i think this is true with policing, right? so there are some broader issues that we need address with policing. we have a broader problem here. so if we can fix a broken system, and i'm confident to make improvements and so to that end, i'd advocate a swiss army knife approach, right? this takes everyone. it takes the federal government, state and local government and communities working together to address this. i have a little less faith, i think, in the role of courts because when we're talking about -- when we're talking about the exclusionary rules and the other judicial remedies. these remedies can only help adjudicated conduct. so much of what happens on the ground is adjudicated. if it doesn't get to a point of law. we need to have a multifaceted approach and we need more transparence ney police departments and that will go a long way to solving some of the problems that the communities have wit

let's take a call from lonnie. >> caller: good evening. lincoln once referred to clay as his ideal of a statesman. i always believed the two men had never met. however, recently i came across a web page, which purported to show a book, i believe, it said that had been enscribed by clay to lincoln. could the panel comment on this a bit? what is the thinking now? did clay and lincoln ever meet? >> louisville -- did he meet him in -- >> well, we don't know, basically. there was one person who left a memoir between the turn of the 19th and 20th century that said that person had seen the two in lexington. mary's family was very close with the clays. her family knew the clays. lincoln came to kentucky several times in connection with the family. he certainly heard henry clay speak. whether they met is unknown. can't you imagine what a great time it would have been had they -- you have to think they tried to meet, if nothing else. the two of them sit here in the parlor and clay would say, you know, something to and mr. lincoln say and that remind

in the french open singles this after sputnik is nuts over went down in straight sets to italy saw lonnie the twenty six seed fail to even pick up a game in the first set of their last sixteen encounter she had better in the second but eventually went down six love at seventy five ironically who also knocked out two thousand a champion an advantage now faces germany's angela. they saw after the german beat unseeded croatian petra martic chin straight sets six three seven five the comfortable scoreline in favor of the tenth seed looking to reach the last for the grand slam the second time in her career. meanwhile domenica civil kovar has produced the main upset of the tournament so far the fifteenth seed slovak knocking out top seed and world number one victoria azarenka supercross easily took the six two and won the second set on a tie break to advance to the quarterfinals wessel friends either sam stosur or sloane stephens. well that's the late match of the day yet to start. the u.s. open champion and six taking on the unseeded american run seventy in the world also on the screen the con

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. >> finally in 2010, lonnie franklin junior was arrested and charged with murders of at least 10 blackighborhoods hardest hit by the riots. >> this case was solved because of you. yes, it was science and good detective work but families. >> in the years since the rodney king riots, there's been a seismic shift between the lapd and black families. and here in koreatown, most businesses thriving again. >> trying to find a thread to you on ni fi them. >> african-americans are the ones that paved the road for koreans to do business in this country. >> even today, the relationship is sometimes tenuous. >> the relationship between african-american and korean american community hasn't improved as much as we would like. i think there is a tolerance that has been built up because of that experience. >> as for the officers convicted in the rodney king beating, both powell and koon still live in southern california. they declined their request for the interview. >> they picked up their lives and put them back together. >> do you think the officers, if they could do it again, would they do it any

. >> finally in 2010, lonnie franklin jr.ted and charged with murders of at least ten black women from neighborhoods hardest hit by the riots. >> for the families, this case is solved because of you. yes, it was science, yes it was good detective work, but it was because of the families. >> in the years since the rodney king riots, there's been a seismic shift in race relations between the lapd and the black community. 6 and here in koreatown, most businesses have emerge from ashes and are thriving again. attorney david kim is trying to find a common thread in history to unify the community. >> african-americans are the ones that paved the road for korean merchants to do business in this country. >> even today, the relationship is sometimes tenuous. >> the relationship between african-american and korean- american community hasn't improved as much as we would like. i think there is a tolerance that has been built up because of that experience. >> as for the officers convicted in the rodney king beating, both powell and koon s

joining me is lonnie. the only way to describe it, it looks like this wall of smoke and fire. see today. >> it was a big wall of smoke. you could see the flames up on the hill and 40-mile-per-hour win winds. it was terrifying? >> what does it smell like? what does it taste like to be that close? >> right now we're covered in haze. i woke up with a raspy voice this morning. >> where is your home in conjunction to this line of fire? >> my home is safe now. those foe kphotos were across f the fire. i had my wife drag me around and take photos. >> don't do that to your wife. how many years have you lived in this area? >> i've been in the area about 15 years now. >> in these 15 years, i know colorado knows their fair share of wildfires, have you seen anything this grand? >> no, nothing like this. this is our third fire this year. we've had our share of smoke, but nothing as dramatic or as close to where we usually go and hang out. it's quite scary. >> i know you mentioned your wife. you have a dog inside. i also read you're a nurse. you're an r.n. have you had to use your skills he

this is one comment from lonnie. he says, people wonder why we can't move on from this issue.is person with an addiction to media has to hang onto something like this. he says it's just a pair of ugly shoes. >> well, it's according to what your sensitivity zone is. i mean, the slave cycle -- it's a 246-year experience. connected to jim crow. we are fighting these battles now to make us better. so it's offensive. it may not be offensive to the blogger. it's insensitive to a whole bunch of people. have i begun to contact athletes who likewise are selling these shoes, and they were going to rebel as well. >> well, i think this person was saying, you know, we want to move past all of the stuff. why not just not bother with things like tennis shoes and talk about something really important? >> well, i don't think that you can ask women to move past issues of women's rights given the gross violations of women. or ask people who are gay oregon native american or jewish. this is insensitive, provocative, and wrong. and therefore it was provoking really, and an outcry across the nation

. >> as far as lonnie brewer, there is evidence that he knew about fast and furious and failed to tells why eric holder had to apologize. should brewer lose his job? >> i think that should be seriously considered if there was an intentional misrepresentation here. i hadn't prepared for that at a topic this morning. which people in the justice department new which pieces when is something i don't have in front of me. my recollection was that the attorney general again covered the facts with us in front of the judiciary committee repeated the apology for the miss direction and misleading of congress. i'll leave it to the attorney general to make decisions about when he thinks that sort of mistake or misstatement justifies. >> if the transportation bill gets through congress, it will create 2 million jobs. the bill goes over to the house of representatives congressional republicans block it. what is the latest on that and what do you make of what's going on on the other side of capitol hill? >> this has been enormously frustrating to me and anybody in congress who cares about creating job