>>. >> terry: good morning, i'm terry mcsweeney. let's start with a quick first look at weather on a very busy weekend. here is lisa argen. >> lisa: good morning. our cool air mass has settled in and inversion has mix order out and you are waking up with plenty of sunshine. few clouds drifting by. mainly 50s, 56 in fremont, 58 in mountain view and down by the monterey bay, 54 in watsonville. we're on our way to a good

looking afternoon but we still have a low pressure spinning to the north and west of us. that will maintain cool numbers below where they should be here in the city. as much as 8 degrees below average. high of 51 degrees for the pride parade and many other festivities. we'll get to some of them and look ahead coming up. the 42th annual san francisco pride festivities in full swing leading up to the main event, the parade. let's take a quick look. it starts about 90 minutes from right now at market and beale streets. the party continues all day. tens of thousands of people poured into the castro district for a street festival. sergio quintana looks at what has changed and what has stayed the same. >> sandwiched among the thousands are the usual sights. there are the sisters of perpetual inindulgence and the

men in drag and from people from san jose. >> i'm from napa. >> and far. >> where are you from? >> italy. >> moscow. >> most people at this saturday night gay pride street fair are here for one reason. >> we want to party. >> but mixed in are plenty of people who are here to celebrate progress that has come far but say there is still a ways to go. >> i would like to see a president and a congress who understands that gay americans need to have the same rights as straight americans. >> dawn ackerman is u.s. citizen and her partner is french. though want a defense of marriage act repealed so she can apply for a green card. >> i want to stay here. this is home for me now. >> as the sun sets on the corner in the castro and the parted years continue to pour in, lots of things have changed in 42

years and lots, if not all of these attendees are pushing for few more changes. gay parade starts at 10:30 and culminates at civic center. that party will continue on through the rest of the day. >> terry: san francisco's annual pink triangle ceremony honored gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender victims of the holocaust. in keeping with tradition, friends of the ceremony laid out the one acre pink triangle overlooking the city. this is reminder of nazi practice of identifying homosexuals with a badge in the shape of a pink triangle. now take a look at this picture, sally will be marching in the gay parade this morning. we would like for you to send us your pictures.

developing news, muslim brotherhood candidate mursi has been declared winner over egypt's elections. take a look at tahrir square, a huge crowd of supporters erupted in cheers that he won by a margin of 51% to his president obama's 58 48.3. it came three days later than planned the announcement. >> an antioch man, what happened to him, he lived through it and he has also seen the surveillance video. john alston shows us that video as the man describes the moment that could have turned the armed robbery into a murder. >> when he pulled into his driveway, this is how he was greeted. a hooded man pointing a gun to me. >> he put it directly in my

face. i complied and gave him my wallet and he still pulled the trigger. >> for whatever reason the gun never fired. >> i look looked up a guy was right there with the gun in my face. >> what did he say? >> he said basically, brace yourself. give me everything you have. i complied, i gave him my wallet. he pulled the trigger and it locked up. >> he said the guns still wasn't satisfied. >> walked over to the truck. he wasn't satisfied. he mentioned he was from the city called oakland. he said he wanted more. >> ordeal ended when the armed robber tried and failed to get into the house. >> he again squeezed the trigger. at that point i put the key into the lock trying to get into the door and he squeezed the trigger again. i opened the door and i ran in closed the door. >> he called 911. he thinks the gunman followed him home in a white honda

accord. it was about a month ago he installed surveillance cameras for peace of mind. he never imagined he would capture him bag victim. >> the homeowner says he wanted to tell his story on television to get the word out things like this could happen to anyone and people should be aware of their surroundings. >> a pregnant woman is recovering this morning from a beating while traveling on bart and she says lots of people saw it but no one tried to help. 26-year-old woman has a black eye and bruises after she said a man and woman attacked her. man beat her while the woman tried to grab her iphone and she says at least 15 people stood by and watched. >> people will be there and they will see you in a public area. they see you, but they are going

to watch you until that person kills you or something. >> terry: someone finally did step forward, pulling her into another car, bart police say passengers claim they tried to help her but backed off when the male suspect reached into his waistband possibly going for a weapon. >> a sacramento man is back home after a 50-foot boat was struck by a whale during a trip off the coast of mexico. he was on final trip on his trip when it happened. 67-year-old retired high school teacher says the whale seemed to come out of nowhere, hit his boat and almost sent him overboard. >> i didn't like the fact of drowning. i said this is not going to work. >> terry: five hours after the accident young was rescued from his sinking boat by a freighter that went off course to save his life.

>> thousands of state workers have announced a deal that includes salary cuts. under the deal those workers will see their salaries reduced by 4.5% per year starting july 1st andare take additional eight hours off per month. >> coming up next, congressman behind the fast and furious investigation telling us why the president is required to give us documents. and hundreds of homes thatt

>>. >> terry: congressional oversight committee is about to sent a letter to obama saying that he needs to request for documents in the case of. they lost track of some guns including where a border agent was shot to death. eric holder faces a full house vote on charges of contempt of congress. he is accused of lying about knowledge of the operation which he later acknowledged. president obama has refused to hand over certain documents. diarlt issa a southern california republican makes the case on abc's this week why he must hand over those documents. >> the supreme court has held clearly there cannot be

executive privilege over criminal cover-up of a crime. lying to congress is a crime. every right to see documents to say, did you know what, did you know including even the president. >> terry: attorney general has released 7600 documents related to fast and fewerous. so far there is nothing related to the white house. >> this weekend thousands more colorado residents are evacuated from their homes because of wildfires. meteorologist ginger zee has our update. >> unruly flames erupting across the west. latest out outbreak around colorado. where low humidity fueled the fire. flames covering 150 acres threatening 250 homes. 150 miles north, another wildfire facing mandatory evacuations. with 21 structures already

destroyed. >> it's kind of scary. it's surreal with the helicopters and seeing all the smoke. >> 40 miles northeast from there near fort collins, this shows the devastating 16-day hyde park blaze where containment has slipped from 60 to 45%. >> tough days for firefighters, tough days for residents. >> evacuees will return to their homes but forced to leave again. >> i with a wanted to water my house down a little but be safe is most important. >> so far the fire has burned hundred square miles and destroyed 191 homes. the up side of the cooler weather is less chance of any of that happening here for now. >> lisa: we're cooler than average and looking at plenty of sunshine and the winds are pretty calm right now. here is a look from sutro camera. when we see the sea breeze, it will be cooler. 50s, a nice long day but will it

warm up, when will it warm up? >> terry: also next, a wild finish at the coliseum between the a's and giants. rick kwan has the highlights coming up in sports.

>>. >> terry: tsunami debris from japan is hitting the west coast

and a researcher says there is hazardous cargo along for the ride. wayne freedman brings us the story. >> reporter: it is the biggest thing to wash in oregon in a long time. seven feet tall, 19 feet wide, 66 feet long, a dock after japan's tsunami covered with non-native marine life. hence the shoveling and worry. >> it came by populations and may spread up and down the coastline. >> that dock in oregon called detection to the problem. oregon is one place, they have the hulls of ships or getting into the balast water and being transported to another part of the world where they establish themselves often to the detriment to the ecosystem. >> it's a lot of material. >> in richmond, he held much of

the world in her hand, they grow and multiply and worry people. >> it could be huge if it's a situation where regulatory agencies mandate remediation has to take place. >> he was concerned with identifying non-native giant oysters, they came from mare island. the state as tried to control it by hand picking them. he wanted to see if they reproduced two or three times. they did and that is a problem. >> that said to us they probably have the ability to become established and stay here. if we don't want that to happen we need to get lid of them. >> it's the story of one non-native species among many, threatening to make every special place ununiquely the same.

>> terry: this morning, forecasters expect tropical storm debby to strengthen as it heads toward the texas coast but land full is not imminent. they are concerned over high surf causing dangerous conditions. debby could have near hurricane-force winds in the next few days and top winds right now are 50 miles per hour. a far cry from what we got around here. >> very calm and very subtle change day to day. we are looking at a nice pattern. i suspect somebody does. we'll start with this forecast from mount tam. few clouds floating by. marine layer the inversion has mix order out. we're not talking about the low clouds and fog. more sunshine to start off. live doppler 7-hd. we can pick up lower clouds bury nothing to speak of this morning. in fact we will look for maybe some mist and drizzle as we head towards tomorrow and back to the low clouds and fog by tuesday.

as things get back to normal. 60 in mountain view. we're at 57 in oakland. fairfield at 60. upper 50s in livermore and down by the monterey bay, lots of sunshine with upper 50s for you, as well. 59 in monterey. mostly clear. a cool started to your sunday. lots of sunshine for today. the atmosphere has really settled in. those cool conditions from the north and west of us that doesn't want to move out of town yet but we will look for the warmer pattern on the backside of it by the middle of the week. 60s and 70s once again today. really we should be much warmer than that. east bay valleys should be well into the mid 80s keeping us as much as 12 degrees below the average. oakland and san francisco, nice afternoon, but that sea breeze will keep it on the cool side and san jose, just 71 degrees today. here is a look at what is going on. the upper-level low, it's been

sitting here for the past couple of days. it continues today to maintain a cool flow over much of california. it's going to start to move out tomorrow but not in time to bring us any real change. we'll rake up to more sun. atmosphere continues to be well mixed but once it slides to the east of us, we'll get back to low clouds and fog and more typical 30-35 degree spread. very little change today. statewide, quite comfortable, in the 90s. 80 in sacramento with more sunshine and 60s and 70s for the sierra nevada. if you are headed to the east bay today, more mid 60s with the winds increasing and sea breeze in the afternoon. starting out low 60s, ending in the mid 60s. for san francisco, just about like what we had yesterday with 61 at 4:00 in the afternoon. north bay, some of the warmest numbers, just about 72 at 4:00

in the afternoon. taking you back into the santa clara valley, a beautiful afternoon, certainly a little bit on the cool side, 70 in milpitas. along the peninsula a little cool, redwood city, 69. low 60s for south city. north bay numbers, upper 60s for petaluma. 67 in hayward and inland valleys i think in pleasanton, 71. alameda county fair and cool 62 in monterey today. notice not a lot of change and warmup comes tuesday into middle of next week. >> terry: get into the 80s and that is where we belong. >> in sports this afternoon. giants will go for a sweep over the a's. matt cain will face griffin making his debut. it was a bad night and the a's nearly came back from the five run deficit.

good morning. on friday the giants staged a big rally to get by the eyes. last night oakland tried to return the favor. m balm ballroom got off to a shaky start for san francisco. josh read i can goes deep with a man on. this makes it 2-0. pablo sandoval base hit gets by jonny gomes, that allows posey to score from first. they would tie it at 2. a's retook the lead. gomes makes up the error with a solo shot off madison bumgarner. wheels would come off for oakland in the sixth, san doval's grounder goes by moss, two runs score. brandon belt put the giants on top by connecting. this made it 6-4. giants scored three more on the seventh, two on this shot by posey. they went to the bottom of the ninth. they would not go down without a

fight. brandon hicks delivers with the bases loaded but this is ruled a ground rule double. this is caught to end the contest. giants hang on for a 9-8 victory and wrap up the series later today. >> the spain taking on france. french have dominated spaniards as of late but this would be different. here is a great pass who scores. alonzo 100th international match. spain takes the lead. and this is only shot on goal and it gets knocked away. in the 90th minute. rodriguez is brought down in the penalty area. this is a free kick by alonzo that does not miss. it gives spain a victory and will meet portugal in the

semifinals. >> quakes are on the road to salt lake city was threatening. here is a great play. tied at 1, mario finds chris who knocks it past the keeper. 2-1 victory for san jose in first place in the western conference. tiger and phil are taking a week off but west simpson is playing this week at in connecticut. the players were having their way with course. simpson fired a 68. this sets up a birdie. ball will stop short of the cup. he is 7 under but five strokes back. bubba failed to make the cut but he shot a 65 to make him eight un, brian davis shares the leads with thatcher with 12 under par. they are both looking for their

first pga victory. >> straight ahead, new twist for for some of the funding designated for the new 49er stadium in santa clara. and the unwelcome mat is being rolled out at lake tahoe this

>>. >> terry: in oakland the battle to stop four schools from closing continue this morning. they 6 camped out for more than a week, the protests. lisa amin gulezian explains why the district refuses to budge. >> the school board shut down five schools and foreclosed on one thousand of our children. >> hundreds gathered in the plaza to demand change and then they marched. >> parents, teachers, students and people who were simply concerned with the direction of

education united. they want the oakland unified school district to reopen five elementary schools. board voted to close. it prompted a sit-in where parents and children set up tents and have been camping out since last friday. on monday police posted signs ordering them to leave. the group refuses to budge. >> we want them to reopen schools or resign or the board needs to revote and be heroes so we can improve public education. >> as for revisiting the school closure discussion that is a decision the board would have to make but it's extremely unlikely. >> the district insists right now there is way too many schools in a city of this size and student enrollment is dropping. officials say consolidated will go make the school system more efficient and it will save the district $5.7 million. >> could we keep these schools

opened if you want to keep limping along the way we have? probably, but that won't get the district to where we need to go. >> they insist the district is making matters worse. they are sure closing schools will add to the problems. >> they are closing them down because they are too far away and they are not connected to the teachers or students. >> several protestors have gotten into the school and offering to teach free summer school classes to children who used to attend lake view elementary. >> terry: sometime in the next couple of weeks, state lawmakers will vote on the billion to begin building california's high speed rail project. plan is expected to pass the assembly but faces a difficult vote in the senate. the governor is seeking praf8 of

building track from bakersfield to madera. but it could be a train to nowhere. l.a. times reports that alternative plans are being drawn up to get more votes by committing funds to high ridership areas such as the bay area or los angeles. the 49ers and the city of santa clara will try to figure out what to do now that saint clare county has cut $30 million from the team's stadium project. "mercury news" reports the country property tax board voted friday to spend the money on schools instead. they found a loophole in the law that let's them do it. changes in redevelopment funding gives counties total control how the money is spent. money amounts to less than 3% of the total cost of building the stadium. they expect the 49ers to absorb the loss. voting season is now in full swing at lake tahoe to make sure that invasive speaker's don't

get into the lake. good news, experiments on getting rid of one harmful species appear to be paying off. here is dan ashley with this assignment 7 reported. >> dan: you might call this the unwelcomed mat. this u.c. davis video shows researchers spreading sheets of rubber on the bottom of the lake. it's aan attempt to smother a species called the asian clam. >> it blocks the oxygen and clams are underneath it. >> they are tiny but they 6 the potential to cause big problems. so a multi-agency task forces is trying to control the clams before it's too late. they took a crew out the lake how it's going. in some areas the clams are easily visible through a scope. >> every white dot is a dead clamshell. there are a lot more live ones. >> we sped up the video how they bury themselves in the sand. they were first discovered in

tahoe ten years ago and they spread fast. >> these guys can grow faster and more efficiently than the native clams. >> the clams encourage algae which clouds the famous clear waters. their shells are sharp and make beaches dangerous. scientists say the most serious threat may be the clams change the water chemistry so it's easier for other even more harmful species to survive. ted is with the tahoe regional planning agency. >> you combine effects and it could be as much as $22 million in year in lost property values, recreation, increased maintenance of boats and boat engines. >> this picture shows how thick the infestation is. so far the klamgs are mostly in the southeastern part of the lake but a small colony is beginning to grow at the mouth of emerald bay. >> emerald bay is one of the most popular and beautiful parts

of lake tahoe. it is the site of a pilot project that started a year ago. divers put down 2,000 square feet of those rubber mats that we showed you earlier. >> it's a lot of work. these rubber mats are heavy. they have a lot of rebar keeping them in place. >> we were there as researchers pulled the entire engs piaryd out of the water piece by piece. divers took clam samples for analysis. after a few weeks the news is good. >> it was very effective. >> the mats killed about 80% of the clams by cutting off their oxygen. that result combined with earlier research is leading the team to recommend a much larger project putting mats on five acres of emerald bay. it would cost about $800,000. >> anybody that wants to bring a boat to lake tahoe must be inspected. best way to keep getting the

invasive species from getting into the lake is making sure your boat is clean and dry when you arrive. new this morning, the contra costa farmer's market returns to concord today. the market will be back at concord high school after getting the boot when city officials said it was illegally operate in a residential zone. they called attention to it numerous residents complained. last tuesday the city council to allow the market to continue. today it does in about 30 minutes from right now. coming up next, texting while driving. there are people that should know better but the law is not entirely clear on the subject. we'll have a clarification. live picture from emeryville, that is not the story. story is about that. that blue sky. more from [ female announcer ] itchy, irritated skin? try new cortizone-10 quick shot. fast relief with the strongest, nonprescription itch medicine in a no-mess spray. cortizone-10 quick shot.

>>. we're looking at a live picture atop mount tamalpais. a moment ago we were looking across the bay this way, now that way. no matter how you look at it it's a beautiful day. it's going to be a nice one, too. warming trend on the way. details from lisa momentarily. this morning, a lesson for us all. it has to do with the hands free cellphone laws, just exactly what you are allowed to do and not to do while behind the wheel. here is heather ishimaru. >> reporter: state transportation official was pulled over when a police officer thought she was texting at a red light. instead she was checking to make sure that her smart phone was charging. that is illegal too but let her out of ticket if she agreed to post her experience on facebook where she has 1300 friends.

the officer suspected she isn't the only one that realize that checking for charging may as well be texting. >> did you realize that? >> no, i didn't know that. >> do you understand what legal and what is not? >> not necessarily. >> the purpose using your phone by making a hands free call. >> reporter: they say in 2010 there was more 3,000 distracted driving fatalities nationwide. >> i have seen people crash while on their phone right in front of me. >> we also learned you have to have one ear free. >> let's say, i got my ear bugs in. >> it's illegal. you can't have two in. only one at a time. because you can't cover both ears. >> they work from his car. he only learned about proper

placement of his cellphone holder after being pulled over by the chp for something else. >> it doesn't work very well. >> charging and texting is okay but holding? >> he was satisfied with what i as doing. >> chp says there is important exception, you can handle your phone all you want but call an emergency yours or someone else's. >> pictures from outside. nice and clear and sunny. occasional clouds but not a lot. >> we have sunshine since the very beginning and still we're looking at the fog absent. that will help warm us up but not very much. we have plenty of 50s right now. more 60s and 70's. we've got 80's. i'll spell it all out. >> terry: also ahead, you don't have to spend a lot of money on brand name sunscreen to get effective protection.

michael finney shows you the brands that ranked high. and emeryville pixar's movie is in this weekend

>>. we were atop the mountain ago, now we're beach level. that is santa cruz, the water is so blue with the sky and beach.

great day down. there lisa says it will be around 71 degrees down there at santa cruz. a lot of sunshine. sun exposure linked to more than million cases of seven cancer every year in the u.s. you might have a tough time picking out which one you should be using. here is michael finney with results of recent tests. >> whether you are relaxed lacksing on the beach it's critically important to protect yourself. consumer reports have tested 18 sun screens. names like banana boat and copper tone, to nutregena. >> we tested them for two types of radiation. >> both types contribute to skin

cancer so it's important to use a sunscreen that protects against both. >> they applied sunscreen to people's back and then exposed them to uvb or uva rays. they sit in water up to 80 minutes depending on the claim. >> we also critical wave length test that determines if a sunscreen contains a sufficient level of protection. >> two products claim uva and uvb failed the test. but for fun in the sun without the worry, consumer reports found two very good inexpensive sun screens. walgreen's continuous spray, spf-50. both were rated against both types of radiation making them

great options. >> they are investigating sun screens whether inhaling the spray poses a danger. until more is known, consumer reports it's best to avoid using them on children and never spray directly on your face. instead spray into your hands and rub the sunscreen on to your face. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." >> speaking of sun, here she is. >> lisa: oh, wow, yeah i was going to say tons of sun out there. sunrise to sun set, over 14 hours of daylight. we do have a few clouds drifting by this morning from sutro camera. these are fair weather clouds. we'll see more sun and in fact still a couple of days of below average temperatures. an area of low pressure sits to the north of us. live doppler 7-hd shows that all is clear. mount st. helena, live sweep.

you can see it right here. we do have a system to the north that is really taking command of our weather not only yesterday, today, tomorrow and in fact we'll look for this to lift on out while we begin the workweek tomorrow. 60 in mountain view. 60 by the delta. 57 in the city with 59 in san jose. notice no clouds around with upper 50s but a beautiful looking sky out there. great visibility with the clear conditions. so the low clouds and fog. they are gone. they have been mixed on out due to the colonel cooler on atmosphere. it will take a day and a half to get it inversion reestablished. by tuesday that comes back. we'll stick with the sunny skies and then warm up to 80-degree range and mid 80s that will take us around average. we should be in the mid 80's. livermore valley, kind of a treat for you. low 70s if you like it cool. that is 12 degrees below where you should be. redwood city, 69 degrees.

plenty of 60s out there around the city. oakland should be around 71. here is the biggest deviation 70s instead of low to mid 80s. here is the low. it continues to the north and west of us sitting here and it's allowing the trough, cool sea breezes and cool air mass to influence our weather maintaining the blow average temperatures. that will be the indication again today. very little change with temperatures running shy where they should be. it doesn't look much like the first weekend of summer with 60s and 70s. just a couple of 80s. 80 in sacramento, 103 in palm springs. 79 in yosemite. no more rain for much of california. we have that in pacific northwest yesterday. yesterday the cool breezes continued for the east bair with numbers starting out about 1:00, 60 degrees. mid 60s later on and sea breeze kicking up. we'll have that in san francisco 61 at 4:00 and then north bay

about 10-12 degrees warmer for nascar up in sonoma county, a little cool for the standards that usually feeling in the summer for sonoma. we'll look at low 70s in campbell but 71 in palo alto. 60 around pacifica. 61 in the sunset. north bay, we're talking about upper 60s in petaluma. 70 in vallejo. look at all the 60s for hayward and fremont. in pleasanton, alameda county fair, 70 there and down by the monterey bay, we saw all the sunday and it should be a beautiful afternoon with the numbers slowly coming back to normal. not until say mid-week, just a few degrees shy of summer time averages. it feels like fall? >> it does. >> terry: thanks a lot. abc's general hospital is the big winner at the day time

emmies taking home five awards last night including top drama series. abc was the most honored network on the presentation last week. live with regis and kelly won two emmies. the answer is the show that walked away with top game show for the 14th time -- what is jeopardy. what is jeopardy? >> disney pixar film brave is in theaters this weekend. this past week, don sanchez has been bringing us behind the scenes look from scotland on the making of the film. here is don's review of brave, on the aisle. >> head strong, defiant. she is the daughter of the king and she doesn't want to do anything her mother suggests.

>> a princess is not to leave. >> mom. >> it is a fairytale. for the first time in a pixar film there is a female lead. her parents want to get her engaged but she will have no part of it. >> she has that independent streak and simply isn't ready. only word missing from the dialogue is, whatever. >> i do speak to her. she just doesn't listen. >> her sense of adventure, brings about a curse with disastrous results. its poignant story about mother-daughter relationships. >> i can't do this. >> sure you can. >> there are laughs. three little brothers spell trouble but what is so striking is look, from her red hair. it's breathtaking and details scotland where i saw the film.

as stunning as it is in the way of looks, it's the story that must keep people enthralled, here it delivers. >> a film that is so visually rich and story filled with emotion and action the question that brave is going to be a winner. i'll have to give it a full kilt! i'm don sanchez and we'll see you on the aisle. this morning, as the pride parade gets ready to start. beyond the headlines show takes a look at lgbt issues. they talk about how difficult it was for them to come out and how they survived the painful discrimination and trying to live their lives is not easy. >> we have two children, both

boys, all their friends, somehow we are different and that shouldn't be. >> it's a join cheryl jennings right after the newscast the. >> communicating up next, a lottery loser, now a big winner. how an east bay resident turned a losing

>>. >> terry: here are the winning numbers from last night's drawing. dwelling ma number is 7. there was a winning ticket. all six numbers on it purchased at quick pick market in rohnert park. >> fremont winner is big winner in the second chance replay program. a scratcher ticket was the bust first time around.

lottery officials announced it is now worth two million dollars in second chance replay program. they submit programs on losing scratcher is and the get a second chance. sometimes it works out. $12 million was by far the biggest. smaller prizes was awarded. an antioch man picked up 5 hund for a losing ticket. second effort pays off sometimes. >> vollmer peak this morning, nice and sunny. a few clouds drifting by. you see the golden gate bridge. we'll see 60s and 70s should do it around the bay. 6063 for the city. 69 in fremont -- 63 for the city. low 70s with plenty of sun in monterey. look ahead, tomorrow we'll keep it the same. by tuesday, numbers coming up about five degrees and then wednesday, a little more warming for 70s and 80s around the bay

and inland valleys. that could be just a couple degrees shy of average. we're getting there. all in all, very quiet several days and cool couple ones ahead. >> terry: thank you very much. thank you for bringing back summer mid-week. thanks for joining us on the sunday morning news. next newscast is at 5:00 p.m. keep track of us at twitter and talk about it football. "good morning america" is coming up not next, but let's take a look at pink

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