outside with john collins. i was in a bit of a fog coming in myself. do my colors match? we were in the dark last night. why? i don t know, a week after the storm, i don t know why. we were added to the list of b.g.e. outages. it is ok this morning, though. a little more humid. what we re looking for this weekend is to see what s going to happen with a chance of rain in our area. so far we have been lucky. the rain by and large avoided our area. we had shower activity about this time. yesterday was fine. i ve taken a wide view of the radar just to show you the lay of the land. there is a cold front out to the west and northwest of us. that system is trying to move our way. also, down at the bottom of the screen, have lee which is pumping a lot of rain down in the gulf coast region. the two things will merge over our area. we may pick up bits and pieces over that area not in the immediate future but in the holiday weekend as it sales tails off. rain is in the forecast,
and then discovers it was suicide. and then they realize someone else helped her do it. we re going to hear from them in a moment and from the man who some people are calling the new dr. death. the original dr. death, of course, was dr. jack kevorkian who died last week of natural illness at the age of 83. he revealed a pretty grim view of life in general. said it nicely, what crime has this child committed that it should be born? that s a profound it s a deeply pessimistic thing to hear. it s very sensible. according to a gallup poll, americans are spritz down the middle, as to whether assisted suicide is morally okay. while the public is evenly divided only two states, organ and washington, have laws allowing doctors or anyone else for that matter to assist in suicide and even then, only under some circumstances. more than 40 states explicitly forbid it and yet it happens more than you might think. jana had a long history of mental illness and when she was 58, she