sally quinn. he attended the new york film academy and has made several short film documentaries on children with learning disabilities he lives in washington, d.c. to find out more information you can go to friendsofquinn.com. >> potomac books publishes redcots' revenge and the ultimate history of the 1812. we have the senior editor of potomic books. tell us about this one. >> this is an altered history of 1812. what would have happened if the british would have won and the author pausits they would have send over the best general to fight america and they would have occupied the white house and would have come through and america would have been a british colony so it's very meticulously documented. it's a thrilling story of what might have been and we've been very successful with alternate histories and counter-factual histories which are -- it seems like it should be part of the realm of science fiction but, in fact, what it is, it is a way to look at historical documents and think about how h

. >> on the same field, stafford, and quinn, starting for the bro browns.hey iwnn line to win the js at this point? bs >> well, culpepper is having aad really good training-camp forns, the lions, with stafford. t, when but, when it is close, and it's been close with stafford, you go with the rookie. c as long as it doesn't overwhelmm him. so far it hasn't. qun quinn, i think he's always beene the favorite for f that.derson, anderson, has not distinguishede himself and some people thinkthc the deck may be stacked against. anderson.y and i would say yes, the coach says no.no. but, i believe quinn will be tha guy. >> speaking of quarterbacks,mi, they might have the most interesting situation there is. arterbac two chads and they drafted the catimate wildcat in pat white. d do you have any idea what we cae expect have them? is it tonight, they want to see pennington and henne play aclear cleaner game. but, pat white is interesting,ds he played well last week, andgae they like the way they handledte the "final four" minutes, and e deep they like the way he playe

quinn will be putting her to sleep. through all the monitoring that is necessary when this drug propofol is used in responsible hands. it is the medication that's still swirling around the michael jackson controversy, a medication that he reportedly used as a sleep aid. it is a drug very few people had heard of until about a month ago. propofol, the generic form of diprivan, is used by aen the anesthesiologists to put patients under for a medical procedure. it is prescription-only and not something you would expect to find in a regular doctor's office. this is propofol, sometimes called the milk of amnesia, it is a powerful sedative and its uses are intended for controlled environments like this operating room. there is no indication for using it anywhere else. that's where suzanne finds herself. she's a 22-year-old professional golfer who had come to the hospital for special surgery in new york city to have a spur removed from her right shoulder. dr. thomas quinn is an attending anesthesiologist and in church of sedati

and quinn, i think he's always been the favorite for that.nderson, has not distinguished himself, and some people think, that the deck may be stacked against him. i would say yes, the coach says no. but, i believe quinn will be the guy. >> speaking of quarterbacks, you were down there in miami, they might have the most interesting quarterback situation. two chads and they drafted the ultimate wildcat in pat white. what can we expect from them. >> tonight, they want to see pennington, and henne play a cleaner game. and white is interesting. he played well against the jags, and they love the way he throws the deep ball. they haven't fooled a lot with the wildcat. i think they will, starting now, that camp is broken. they like him. but this is clearly pennington's team, and henne is supposed to take over eventually for pennington. >> chris, as the bus-tour comes to a stop, at good spot, south florida. thanks, mort. >> coming up, federer and andy i murray, number 1 and 2, scared off, the final on the line. >> lots of exciting baseball going on, i

it's hard to separate clauson from brady quinn. they are almost the same.as a great arm and has all of the tools to be a successful quarterback. you saw how perfect he was in the bowl game last year against hawaii. now he has to step up in other areas and be ed weller on-- be a leader on the practice field and do more quinn-like things. you learn to charlie weis he believes clausen is starting to do more brady quinn-like things. >> a quarterback competition out west at usc. which guy has the edge right now? >> corp enterses fall with the light edge. he's a sophomore. pete carroll will have a difficult time holding off the true freshman mark barkley. usc had a true freshman start at every position except quarterback and pete carroll tells me barkley may change all of. that the offensive coordinator said that he has skills tom brady-like. there a gave alabama the edge based on their outstanding performance last year. they have a new quarterback and have to replace key offensive linemen. sneed is the 2nd best quarterback in the sec behind you know who. >> does

let's go over to lonnie quinn for a first look at the weather. >> looking good. we are going to start seeing big-time summer weather here in the northeast. we haven't seen it this summer. this is the biggest story on this map. it's that little "h" right there. i'm starting to see the formation of a bermuda high. normally i see that filling in sometime in union. this year took until august. the heat and humidity on the way for the northeast. more so tomorrow and especially come monday. the other big story, a racing stripe of wet weather extending from the ohio valley out to the central rockies. it separates the warm air, which is going to be south of that, i'm talking big-time heat for texas and oklahoma, temperatures in the triple digits, from the cooler canadian air and where those two air masses clash, that's >>> like chris said at the top of the show, wherever you today, you make it a great looking day. the heat and muhammad on the way to the northeast like i was talking about. >> i'm so excited. >> guess who really loves the beach now? >> wragge? >> you think

lonnie quinn. >> look at this. we've got everybody right here. >> the weather wonder team in the same room. >> weather-wise, i hope you're having a good looking morning out there. here's the deal. the eastern half of the country, beautiful weather with the exception of a couple of isolated showers around portions of the southeast. then you take a look out west. here's where it gets a little dicey. cooler air filtering over the northern rockies and also have cooler air pushing through the northern plains. what that's going to do is clash with the warm air in place yesterday. when you get that big range in temperatures, that creates pretty strong lift. that is going to bring about strong storms. on the back side of it, much cooler air around places like western montana. yesterday, not so bad. today you are going to struggle. work really hard to get to maybe the 60 degree >> all right, everybody. make it a great day wherever you are. guys, that's going to do it for weather. back over to you. >> i was taking notes thro

. >> if it does even come in the trillion dollar prices, but quinn ton, what do you say? >> i think its set up. they are saying the taxes won't go up. see if you are you can get efficiency here. in a people are saying government shurnts be involved in health care. what is it john, irrational or cynicism? it's true per capita we pay more than anyone in the year for health care. >> why you saying that. >> trillion with a "t". >> we're going to deal with equality. but first, the question is taxes will an increase in middle-class taxes be enough to pay for the health care plan. >> absolutely not. first of all the interested on the debt alone is $170 billion, enough for 13 government agencies. i like the comparisons to france plans. that plan has been deep in the red since 1989 and they can't get a grip on their ballooning costs and running 11% grosses national product. >> bill, it was the water street jumper had a lead pieces like the french is trying to be more like us. >> we're going to get a tax increase. >> will it be enough to pay for health care? >> yes, but the value a

that, to be honest. >> quinn martin productions.o is that in san francisco? >> never was even a passing thought. >> me thinks you protest that. you are carl quinn. >> trust me, i've not done it. >> i'm going to do it and you obviously like it. >> quick is my stage name. >> oh, is it really? >> no. >> what is your real name, mcgillicuty? >> no. >> in other news, besides carl's secret wish to be called carl quinn, the senate is expected to vote on a $2 billion cash for clunkers program. the name is not -- i feel silly saying it after a while. senate majority leader harry reid says he has the votes to pass the bill. senate leaders plan to introduce an amendment to it. if any of them pass, the house would need to pass the amended bill. the problem there is that the house was already in recess, which is why the market has been going up every day. but senate and democratic aids say they don't expect it to pass. >> the wisdom of crowds. >> you've already shaken off your, like, love of washington from tuesday. >> yeah. it's a one night of s

carlos quinn, david hernandez -- not even a obama giving the name -- one-zero, chicago.ase, and i do not even know what to say about this attempt at stealing. but he should go to the dugout and hide in shame. there we go again. goodness, gracious. he should be smiling. you see roberts all night long. nice play for the orioles. quickly flies into a third, burning like a hanging in, does not cross the plate first. this one does not count. no counterattack with the bat. for-one is your final. florida versus mexico, jason, this is impressive. a three-one shot in the first, not going down quietly. down 7-3 to start the evening. a solo shot to right, florida making it. calverts and world series 1, 4- 6. by all accounts, it went well. hard work and serious injuries highlight the nearly months-long stay at westminster. but the nagging injury might surprise you. he made a mess on nearly every practice, and we do not know when he can take the field for real. >> is a nagging thing. you are delicate. we're trying to push him on the cardiovascular and get back as soon as possible. >>

but kathleen quinn says there was no compassion for her son flying home for the holidays when the pan am flight 103 exploded over lockerbie, scotland. >> you don't allows someone who has murdered toole hundred 70 innocent people and let them walk away. >>- 270 innocent people. >> he was the only person convicted of the 1988 bombing. >> something he did not do. >> but the u.s. government says he is guilty. >> i think it's wrong to release someone who haseen in prison, based on the evidence about his involvement in such a horrendous crime. >> some british relatives of the victims believe the man should go free. they have doubts he was guilty in the first place. >> i think it would be inhumane and downright cruel to keep the man in prison to die. >> he will spend the rest of his life in libya with his family now. reporting from new york, lynsey davis. >> funeral serviceill be held in the d.c. area for journalist robert novak. he died tuesday after a battle with brain cancer. viewing this evening from 4:00 until 7:00 at st. patrick's catholic church in northwest. for a funeral will be the

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david price is off so lonnie quinn has a check of the morning weather. >> nice to see you. in terms of my weather today, take a look at this map. it's really a pretty quiet weather picture. you know it's quiet when i will point to a front that came through the pacific northwest yesterday and dumped less than hatch an inch half of an inch of rain around seattle. less than they've had in the last two months. the east coast, from philadelphia to atlanta, showers kicking in. the most rain centered around the carolinas, 1 to >>> all right, everybody. that's your latest weather. harry, over to you. >> a lot of clear skies over there. >> and the meteor shower is tonight. you want to get out there and catch a glimpse if you can. the best spot is the great lakes in the midwest. >> what comet? >> the shuttle -- >> swift-tuttle. >> i was right there with you, harry. >>> up next new hope for people with colon cancer. it can be found in your medicine cabinet. >>> also ahead, will gm's new deal rev up new sales? the pros and cons of buying your car online. >>> and the scene right out of

same inning, vincent quinn. how are you doing?ew york takes it, 8-3. >>> that does it for this espn news update. now, let's go back to jeremy and vinita and "america this morning." >>> well, an unidentified millionaire just bought an opportunity to spend eternity with marilyn monroe. the crypt located above the movie star's at a los angeles cemetery was auctioned off on ebay at $4.6 million. >> a beverly hills widow is moves her husband's body, which happens to be facing down, so he can look at monroe when he's buried there. he got the crypt from monroe's husband, joe dimaggio. she decided to sell it. >>> for some of you, your local news is next. >> and for everyone else, "america this morning" continues after this. you've wanted to quit smoking so many times, but those days came and went, and the cigarettes remained. but today's a new day. and a few simple steps can make a real difference in your next quit... things like starting with a plan to quit smoking... getting support... and talking to your doctor about how prescription t

lonnie quinn is out there with another check of the weather.hat harry and i did to you with the garbage can this morning as we stuck you in it. >> we haven't really had a chance to discuss that. we've got a nice looking crowd out here. this sign gets my attention. my name is sunday. i'm here on a tuesday to see "the early show." sundae, where are you from? >> i'm from rochester, new york. >> i notice it's not sunday spelled like the day of the week. it's sundae as in hot fudge. >> absolutely. that's the best kind. >> and she's a sweetie. there you have it. let's talk about the weather out there. >>> here's the big story. felicia had been a huge hurricane. it had been a category 4. it is weakening now to a depression as it passes through the areas just north of the hawaiian islands. we're talking 30 to 40-mile-per-hour winds with heavy rain. 1 to 3 inches of rain. rough surf. the surfers are going to be digging it out there. hang ten, dudes. bigger picture across the continental u.s., a cold front from the east into the southern plains. hit or m

over to lonnie quinn with our first check of the weather. >> wow. that's cute. >> you wonder if they'll get dressed up like twins, same outfit every day. >> cousins are close oftentimes anywhere but can you imagine the same birthday? that's fabulous. we have to talk about weather out there. there really is a situation i have to address. first and foremost in california, we heard from john blackstone, only about 15% of the fires contained as of right now. unfortunately we don't see any relief from mother nature. it looks to stay bone dry for the foreseeable future. the other big story we have, strong low pressure system around the dakotas. a trailing cold front. what happens when you have warm air on one side with temperatures in the 80s and cold air on the back side, temperatures only in the 60s today, with that air clashes like that, youet really strong showers and storms and unfortunately you can't even rule out tornadic activity as a whole thing pushes to the east. that's going to be a player in the pga championship later today, you can watch it

carter and quinn rutherford have had just five weeks of summer vacation -- >> my shoe's untied!> reporter: -- before heading to mt. vernon community school, where classes run almost year round. do you think your boys are ahead of the game? >> absolutely. the keep learning. they don't have this long process of getting back into the rhythm of school. >> reporter: jennifer fisher teaches first grade. >> you all know me. what's my name? >> reporter: she's taught in both traditional and year-round schools and says there's a difference. >> i call it the summer hangover. i mean, you really have to spend so much time getting them back into the frame of mind of school >> reporter: these students spend an additional 25 days in school. that's more in line with the rest of the world, like japan, where students spend 63 more days in class. more days in the classroom means more money. this school spends an added $600 a year per student. that's $350,000 for just one school. and critics say there's no proof that added days equal smarter students. >> it's the wrong idea. the schools don't work,

'quinns recover.ay daniel does it again over the top to a wide open fred davis in the end zone giving the 'skins a 17-13 lead. that is your final, washington wins. >>> going to baltimore, dropping a goose egg you know a lost our coaches weren't happy. we a little something we had to prove. >> they won the super bowl last year even though that doesn't matter for this season but they are a great football team. we recognize that. we wanted to do a good job against them. overall we did okay. >> it was a great night. we left there, i finally got -- i have been itching for a chance to get out there and play football. it has been awhile. i had some mistakes but did good things as well. >>> and i am joined now by the redskins top draft pick brian oh orakpo. i know you have to feel better about this 238 yards better than baltimore where you gave up 500. >> the coaches and players were pleased with our performance. a great team effort on both sides of the ball. i know it is nice to leave with a win and i know g

tile or two quinn tiles, so in that sense, i rely on another government, the i.r.s., the tax returns, rather than a faulty survey that hasn't been updated in 30 years. >> i must say, i never thought i would hear a forbes say he relied on the i.r.s. we are choosing our statistics, aren't we. >> i believe in diversity. >> you were talking about fannie mae and freddie mac. a what proportion of subprime loans did they buy? i wrote it down. in 2006, they created this crisis. what proportion did they buy and wall street didn't buy? >> in terms of what fannie mae ended up guaranteeing, subprime mortgages and what they call a mortgages ended up, you don't look at just their numbers, actually, ceded a trillion dollars. now, wall street wrote this stuff and fannie mae guaranteed it. however, again, this couldn't have happened if the federal reserve hadn't done what they did to create that excess liquidity. >> fannie mae bought 20% of subprime mortgages. >> they bought them. however, those were mortgages that i think they kept on their books. they started to drink the cool aid too and keep this

quinn, espn. >> the leak of the 2003 test results came on july 30 and ortiz homered that night, then the next day. it's been a struggle over all in the eight games he's 6-35 or .171. even worse, he's two for his last 28. espn the magazine with buster olney with the potential fallout from big papi's denial that he ever purchased or used steroids. >> david ortiz says he didn't do steroids. now, i don't know if that's true or not. david ortiz is the only one who does know. but here's his problem. so many players in the past have been down this exact same road and so many have been untruthful, whether it's jason giambi saying he didn't do steroids. whether it's rafael palmeiro jabbing his finger at congressmen and saying i did not do steroids. or alex rodriguez telling katie couric he didn't do steroids. in tend, in the court of public opinion, players have lost the benefit of the doubt. >> still to come, josh hamilton's exclusive interview with espn. what he's saying about his alcoholic relapse. >> and find out if the cubs could end the rockies' domination of the n.l. central. >> also,

lonnie quinn with a final check of the weather. lonnie?big tug of war out here. this is something organized by the police act league of new york city. it's referred to as p.a.l. the kids are all involved. john, you are the president of p.a.l. what exactly is play street? >> we close down city streets and playgrounds, creating safe havens for kids all over the city. it's our 95th year we've been doing this. >> 95 years in new york city? >> 95 years young, i might add. we've got 75 play streets and about 13,000 kids go through our program each and every summer. it's terrific. >> it's just something to keep the kids out of trouble, keep them involved in something. nothing like aed good tug of war, right? >> absolutely. keeps the kids safe and helps the communities. >> we've got p.a.l. and play street's team one and team two. are you guys ready to go here? you betcha. are you ready to go? >> yes! >> on my whistle, you've got to get the red beyond one of the cones. guys, one, two, three! [ whistle blows ] >> it's nip and tuck here. looks like t

. >>> now here's lonnie quinn filling in for dave with a check of the weather. hi there. summer day. right? >> yeah. yogi, boo-boo, a little dip in the backyard pool. let's talk about our big weather picture because here's the deal, the midwest, you have had a run of some gorgeous weather and it's into the great-looking day for you, couple big state fairs kicking off today, the iowa state fair and the missouri state fair. weather couldn't be nicer. the east coast from about new haven to new york, philadelphia, all the way down right through florida, looks like you'll have some gray skies overhead, and that will lead to scattered showers and storms. on the backside, the tennessee valley looks >>> all right, everybody. wherever you are today, make it a great day. harry, my stage manager told me not very thorough with our new york city city weather today. >> hopefully better than iowa. that state fair -- >> yes. >> -- and it's huge and the competitions there. >> there you go. >> the pie, the butter. >> and you've been in there with those butter sculptures. >> it's a huge dea

log-on quinn -- algonquin roundtable crowd. maybe it came from him and maybe it came from his father who was a professor of german literature. >> here is a little more from ted kennedy at that rose. >> -- at that roast. >> it was a marriage made in heaven. she relied heavily on his press skills, what my brother love the most was the day-to-day company and his sense of humor. once bobby brought him to the senate office said he was just a tiny baby. body showed him off and introduced into the whole office. at that time, frank had just become a father again, too. his son had been born a few weeks earlier. so, bobby went over to frank's desk, held up the baby, and said, "frank, say hello to doug gie, he just finished reading camus." he said that was fabulous. you need to meet band. he just completed reading the works of shakespeare. and he continued, next week he is going to read it all again right side up. >> that reminds me of reading part of the speech that bobby kennedy gave in indianapolis after the death of martin luther king

brady quinn didn't start. derek anderson did. >> nobody seems tos be doubting michael vick's physical readiness to play. showing up at camp about two pounds overweight, which is what andy reid's estimation reveals that vick is in good shape after such a long absence. and just in case, he's logging extra practice hours. as sal paw tone joe tells us, vick's uphill is still off the field. >> after two years of being out ofal football and then the long difficult process of finding a team, michael vick is eligible to play finally on thursday night., and his teammates get the senses he can't wait.w >> i definitely got the sense. you know, he's been off for two years. the guy, he's a passionate player. when he played thee game, he was passionate and any time you have a passion for the game, you definitely want to get throughout and play. so i'm looking forward to seeing him go out there and make some plays. >> you know being out of football so long, you know wants to play and we're just excited about that. >> vick ha

now here's lonnie quinn with another check of the weather. shsh lonnie?e heard about doctors without borders, where doctors travel all over the world providing medical help to people who maybe cannot afford it. but they can't do it if they can't speak the language and help the people in the foreign countries. you guys are a language learning organization. you help the doctors out? >> yes, we do. we actually, over the next year we're donating up to $50,000 in product to the volunteers of doctors without borders to teach them the languages so that they can speak in the area where they're -- >> of course. got to be able to talk to your patients. >> absolutely. >> listen bravo to you at pimsleur for doing that. here's how we see it out there. the east coast a scattering shower or storm throughout the area. i tell you, we are close to getting it right now here in new york city. the midwest, that is the place to be. what about tomorrow? you know what? the midwest will still be the place to be because tomorrow's forecast looks beautiful around the great lakes, a

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. >> reporter: principal james quinn points out that the intercession classes all include enrichmentcademics or intervention classes for students would may be struggling. does year-round school work? take a look at the very imprsies third grade state test scores for timber lane and remember, this is a school where just over half the students are eligible for free lunch. >> we don't need to behave any differently. eyes right here. >> reporter: intersection attendance is optional but more than 90% of the timber lane students attend classes on a year-round basis. john henrehan, fox 5 news. >> and we are following a deadly scene at a health club. up next aikman armed with a gun turned out lights and opened fire. we'll get a full update. >>> two american journalist imprisoned in north korea on their way back home along with the man who helped free them, former president bill clinton. we'll have the latest. >>> and metro says safety will go downhill an fast if the federal government doesn't si ♪ music up and under. vo: will you find a day off in aisle 17? vo: or family time in aisle 12?

as tough talking americans speak their minds both in congress and quinns. >> i'm trying to have a conversationith you would be like trying to argue with the dining room table. i have no interest in doing it. >> who says politicians and their constituents, exchange views? frank exchange of views. we'll be right back. >>> joining me now republican strategist. former white house political director, cnn contributor, ed rollins, good to have you here. white house reporter for politico. and democratic strategist. robert zimmerman, robert, good to see you. let's start. when asked which would be better, passage of the current bill working its way through congress, i love that expression. i'm not sure it's working its way through at all or no passage at all, the great majority said it's not better to pass health care this year. robert it looks like the end game is near. >> the game has just started. wall street journal, nbc news poll out today said 60% of those sampled said the system should be overhauled. when you look at the fact -- ask people what they feel about obama's position his approvalle rati

here the quinn fee yak poll numbers to look at. approve the president's performance, 50%. disapprove, 42%. that compares to only a month ago and just a month ago to 57% positive, 33% negative. now let's look at the course. the poll asks people who is the president handling the health care issue. there you have it, 39%. very, very low for an issue he really campaigned on. 52% of the people, a real majority now, opposing him. shrummy, are these two sets of numbers connected? >> i think the quinnipiac poll is wrong. the ipsus poll has the president -- these polls don't matter. what matters, whether he's up or down. what matters is where they are in 2010 and where they are in 2012. the only other thing that counts in this is whether democrats get panicked and walk away from this health care fight because the lesson in 1994 is that if they do that, they'll pay the price. the president will ultimately get re-elected because the economy is going to revive, but those democrats, and especially i think by the way the blue dogs, would pay the price in the marginal districts. >> pat,

up at the miami elections office were new york state republican party chairman at the time, brendan quinnnew york republican congressman john sweeney, who's now better known for losing his seat in congress after multiple dui arrests and domestic violence allegations from his wife and odd proclivity for showing up at frat parties and having his picture taken there, too. the mob that the gop sent to stop that count in miami was billed at the time as a spontaneous grassroots uprising, one that just happened to be made up of no one at all from miami, all republican national operatives, including at least a half dozen who, according to irs records, received payment for their services from the bush/cheney recount committee. here were the brooks brothers rioters, you know, just a bunch of ordinary americans who wanted to see justice done who were moved to spontaneous protest. rioter one here, tom pyle, aide to republican congressman tom delay. rioter two, former staff director of the house judiciary subcommittee on criminal justice. number three, staffer with the congressional committee. rioter

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quinn incomplete i didn't ak was in the field two weeks ago with a poll i saw which said that pat toomeyis neck and neck in the general election but specter wins in a primary. i don't know what he's seeing in the primary numbers but i think there is this possibility that senator specter becomes the embod emmie embodiment of the administration at a time when there is a lot of concern over the spending. i think that's driving this. >> it would be hard to get in the life boat and have the life boat sink. right, michael? friends of arlen specter? >> i am a friend of arlen specter. i make no bones about it. what was the alternative? to stay in the primary? there are no republicans left in the state. >> you never know which party was going to be stronger next year in pennsylvania. you never know. >> i wonder how upset organized labor and the white house are that he'll be in this race. he is somebody that can keep specter honest. if specter starts drifting back to his gop roots, maybe he goes soft on the labor vote for example, the organizing vote, health care, what have you, energy, having thi

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. >> time to check in with lonnie quinn who will give us a grade on the weather. >> i am.king of beautiful, we have a birthday girl. what is your name? >> mira jeffries. >> with the prettiest earrings in the crowd. give them a shake. quickly if you don't think this gal is going to get on tv, what is your name? >> melissa. >> where are you from? cooper c. >> by fort lauderdale. i used to work there. let's talk about weather around fort lauderdale. we see pop up showers and storms, big time in the mid-section of the country and a beautiful day for the northeast and that continued sheet still in place for the pacific northwest. that's a look at the national picture. here's a closer look and i have money for you, melissa. here's a close up of weather for the weekend. >> anybody from atlanta, georgia? take us down to atlanta. we would like to thank our viewers on cbs atlanta. cloudy and 90 degrees for the back to school supplies. cbs atlanta will help to give away 5,000 backpacks so that every kid can have a great year in school. every station in the country should be taking th

. >> time to check in with lonnie quinn who will give us a grade on the weather. >> i am.girl. what is your name? >> mira jeffries. >> with the prettiest earrings in the crowd. give them a shake. quickly if you don't think this gal is going to get on tv what is your name? >> melissa. >> where are you from? >> cooper city florida. >> by fort lauderdale. i used to work there. let's talk about weather around fort lauderdale. we see pop up showers and storms big time in the mid-section of the country and a beautiful day for the northeast and that continued sheet still in place for the pacific northwest. that's a look at the national picture. here's a closer look >> weather for our weekend not bad at all. looking at temperatures today, starting off around 70 degrees, getting up to a day time high of 88. look for party sunny conditions, seasonably warm. the average temperature for this date around 87 degrees. 70 tonight, partly cloudy and mild and for tomorrow, a chance of thunderstorms, stray showers in the after >> anybody from atlanta, georgia? take us down to atlanta. we wou

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