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peopop are having a great time and hopefully applying lots of sun screen. >> reporter: something they expect to have here in steamy south florida, where they are working on a more traditional celebration. >> the work is very hard, but hearing everybody cheer, that makes it all worthwhile. >> reporter: and david, by tomorrow night, there will be millions of shells like this three-inch golden tiger tail bursting over the nighttime sky. over 100 million people will watch fireworks shows. david? >> all right, matt gutman, thank you. >>> there are new numbers coming in from montana, where authorities say 42,000 gallons of oil spilled into the yellowstone river when an exxon mobil pipeline ruptured this weekend. the swift waters are spreading the oil over a large area, making it difficult to capture. some of the oil is now 100 miles downstream. >>> now to the huge battle in washington over spending cuts. and where to find them. lawmakers will be in the capitol this holiday week because of this. both parties agree needing to reduce the deficit, but with so many cuts already on the table, wha

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