WHITFIELD: All right. Checking stories across-country now. Biologists in Juno Beach, Florida say they hope to return some 600 baby loggerhead turtles that were displaced by Hurricane Irene. The Loggerhead Marine Life Center estimates 60 percent of turtles' nests were actually washed out by last week's storms. And a state of emergency is declared in New Orleans because of a nearby marsh fire. Today, national guard helicopters will dump water on the fire. The haze is a real issue for people with respiratory problems. And on to Orlando now, a Florida State senator has a back to school gift for kids with saggy pants. He's handing out dozens of belts at three area high schools. Florida State senator, Gary Siplin, reminding students a state law is now on the books allowing kids to be suspended from school if they don't pull up their pants. And stories making news later on today, include U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton leaving for Paris tonight at 10 o'clock eastern time. Clinton will take part in a meeting Thursday that focuses on Libya's transitional government. And coming up in the next hour of the NEWSROOM with Suzanne Malveaux, a lot of people are still reeling after Irene, but could a new storm already be barreling toward the east coast? We're keeping a close eye on Tropical Storm Katia when the CNN NEWSROOM conditions after this.
Students With Saggy Pants Given Belts