. >> reporter: and inside, colleen was getting ready.ing that party she thought she was going to was her own wedding. >> i'm so happy i'm not going to a retirement party tonight. >> reporter: garage doors slowly open, and there was colleen, in her dress, beside her father. down the aisle to their vows. >> you take colleen as your lawful wedded wife? >> i do. >> do you take sean as your lawful wedded husband? >> i do. >> sean, you may kiss your bride. >> we needed that on a sunday night. congratulations, sean and colleen. don't forget, "good morning america" first thing in the morning. and start the week right here tomorrow night, diane sawyer and "world news." have a good evening. good night. good night. >> alan: a beating, two shootings, and growing concerns of violence at a sporting event after last night's niners-raiders game. i'm alan wang. two men were shot in the parking lot at candlestick park after the preseason game, and one man was badly beaten in the stadium restroom. cecelia vega is at candlestick park where investigators are

they said okay, colleen you can pick it up august 29th.in the friday before and picked up the dress and they had it all completely done. megyn: colleen, did you hesitate at all when he said and everybody is here and we're ready to go? >> well, it was confusing because i'm like everyone is here? like everyone? and he's like, yeah, and i'm like -- i started listing off names, is so-and-so here, is this person here? do i have tea lights. >> i had them all. i didn't miss one. i spent a year meticulously writing it down. megyn: is that true did he miss everything? >> everything was there. no he didn't miss anything, nothing. megyn: the theme of the wedding i wrote it as a play and i called it as you wish. her favorite movie is the princess bride. there's a part in the movie where it says butter cup soon realized that every time the farm boy said as you wish it really meant i love you. that's exactly what it was. i went in, she was saying like get me this. and i was as you wish in a roundabout way so she had everything. megyn: is he normally a r

colleen coyle from wfaa in for sam. good morning, colleen. >> well, first the extreme heat.ake a look at what's going on. eight states from texas to tennessee under advisories. these temperatures in the 90s, triple digits. my folks in dallas, toasty at 106. houston looking at 101 then heading off to the midwest looking at severe storms from minneapolis to kansas city. very strong storms with gusty winds and hail. c >>> more on that forecast in the next hour. >> i see you're wearing your blue. >> because last time i was here we had a little battle going on. >> we won that battle. >> we did win. we beat the heat. >> colleen, she couldn't wait to get that one in. >>> new fears about shark attacks and how safe it is to go to the beach right now. authorities banned swimming around cape cod after sharks were spotted close to shshe attacking seals. linsey davis has the latest from the cape. >> reporter: one of the world's most feared predators is making its s esence known off the coast of cape cod this summer with vicious attacks on gray seals. this is the setting steven spielberg

colleen coyle from wfaa in for the vacationing sam, colleen. >> we start out on the west coast.ming temperatures across the golan tate and into the desert southwest. monsoonal moisture 89 in reno, 95 fresno and feeling pretty good in san francisco at 63 degrees. >> this weather report has been brought to you by purina. robin. >> how far wow go to save a little cash? new extremes some people are taking to get deep, deep discounts. come on back. gotta get that bacon! bacon?! bacon! smokey bacon, meaty bacon, tasty bacon! bacon? ohh, la, la... oh, i say, is that bacon?! oh, good heavens! bacon! bacon! bacon! bacon! who wants a beggin' strip? meee! i'd get it myself but i don't have thumbs! yum, yum, yum, yum, yum... it's bacon!!! mmmmm...i love you. i love bacon. i love you. i love bacon. i love you. [ male announcer ] beggin' strips! there's no time like beggin' timim and introducing beggin' thick cut. [ hero dog ] i'm gonna need a bigger mouth! and introducing beggin' thick cut. keep your photos right at your fingertips. literally! ok. this is my mom and dad. robin, you ok? whatc

ththe was colleen, in her dress, beside her father.own the aisle to their vows. >> do you receive colleen as your lawfully wedded wife? >> i do. >> do you receive sean as your lalaully wedded husband? sean, you may kiss your bride. >> reporter: david muir, abc news, new york. >> i think that's kind of sweet that he surprised her. some women obviously like that. what's your take? >> i can appreciate he did planning. look at this. sprinkling the rose petals and stuff. for me, not so much. i'd kind of like to know when it's my wedding day. >> got to be in control. >> just a heads-up, that's all i ask. >> good going, dude.

colleen swanson bangeter having been born in 1935 was the mother of six children, the mother also of one foster son, and in many respects was the friend to all of utah's three million residents. she served faithfully in many capacities including as p.t.a. president and other offices within the p.t.a. she also served faithfully in a variety of positions as a member of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. just a few years ago, she and her husband, former governor bangeter pre?rieded over the church of jesus christ of latter day saints mission in south africa. they worked hand in hand in raising their children, in running the governor's campaigns and in running the state throughout his time as governor which wasn't an easy time for our state. during governor bagerter's two terms in office, the state faced financial difficulties, flooding challenges, and the bangerters served the conditions well, serving as standing examples for all the citizens of utah for what it means to rise to the challenge of adversity. colleen bangerter who had many friends in many coirns and she also

cnn's matthew chance spoke with colleen mcedwards earlier today. >> reporter: we saw the guards, the gadhafi loyalists in the lobby of the hotel armed with assault rifles have largely disappeared from the lobby. so we're kind of alone in the hotel virtually. outside of the hotel, along its perimeter, we understand there are a number of gadhafi forces. not quite sure of the exact number. we're still not in a situation where we're able to leave the hotel. we have lek tris tri. the lights are on, electricity is on. so it's all right in that sense. we've braced ourselves given the other parts of tripoli, for some kind of confrontation here at the hotel. so far that hasn't happened. we're all hoping that this crisis -- and we've been here under these conditions for about five days now, unable to leave, sort of corralled on the floor of the hotel, about 35 journalists together, not knowing what's happening. we've been in that situation for about five days now. we're all kind of hoping this episode and this conflict with come to an end with a kind of fidsal and everyone will drift away, rat

colleen has more on what many libyans have been saying. >> as the events in tripoli and across libya unfold we're hearing from people who are living in the libyan capital and they have a front seat view on this historic moment. >> years have gone by and we've missed out on so much. people's morale is really high still. we're just waiting for it to all be over. >> this is something that we've all been dreaming of forever. the second this starts, everyone is so happy. it's something we've been waiting for. we were living in fear for the past four decades and now you can go out and say what you want or feel and i can talk on the phone and say what i think without worrying that they'll come and take me. >> here are celebrations in benghazi in the east. thousands gathering to celebrate the rebel advances on sunday at freedom square. we got this footage to cnn i report and we also talked on the phone. >> everyone has been waiting for this day for moammar gadhafi to get out. everyone is waiting for that very minute. they can capture the son. they can catch sure confidants of gadhafi but unt

in the media colleen angry as the government keeps a grip on the press with a controversial law hundreds of journalists silenced. a very warm welcome to you this is our see you live from moscow the british prime minister is blaming gangs of black berry phones and even social networks for inciting violence in the country.

. >> sean's long time girlfriend colleen natalie said yes. get married and then he texted friends and guests saying that the wedding was a go. he spent a year asking her what he wanted on the wedding day and she thought they were eloping in vegas next month. to her surprise, 207 guests joined them hours after the proposal. that's a flash wedding. >> right. i do. okay. everybody. 6:25. still ahead at 6:30 -- no more mr. nice guy. a study that could have you being meaner at work. >> pool problem that turned a day at the water park to trip to hospital for two dozen. what officials think could have poisoned them. >>> what newly released documents show of an effort to find a cause for the san bruno pipeline explosion. >> sad day in oakland as the city prepares to bury one of the youngest murder victims. but police say they have made a major break in the case. i'm amy hollyfield, the story coming up. >> good news. all is quiet at the major airports right now. delays develop. we'll have them. you can, too. flight tracker, abc7news.com. >> closed cap

. >> reporter: colleen and her family will be heading out, and hopefully others will take the warnings issued. the governor said this will be a very dangerous storm, a storm that people have not seen here in a very, very long time, and he wants people to heed the warnings. people like colleen feel like they can come out to the beach and enjoy the sun, but once again you don't want everybody trying to leave at the same time and putting the strain on the transportation system. >> among those states preemptively declaring a state of emergency ahead of the storm, all right, thank you so much, jason carroll, from point pleasant, new jersey, and not far from where you are at beach, atlantic city coming from trump entertainment, asking all of the guests there in atlantic city to leave that entertainment. and now let's move to annapolis. a college town. that's where we find our athena jones. what is happening there in beautiful annapolis? >> reporter: well, hi, fredricka. the key word here is sandbags. we just got an update from the city officials that said they expect to see a storm surge of

. >> thanks, colleen mcedwards. the conflict in libya disrupted the main source of revenue, oil. does an end to the fighting mean return to the markets? the outlook for libyan oil when we return. . >>> one of the reasons why libya was so important was it was a physical disruption. it was the only disruption we saw out of the arab spring. 1.3 barrels off the market. that significantly eroded the capacity. with it remaining strong, particularly in asia, those barrels off the markets really matter. >> well, the prospect of those barrels returning to the markets send the price of oil lower on monday. brent crude is now recovering a bit of lost ground as investors realize if the conflict does end, it will be a while before libyan oil back on tap. right now, brent crude up 66 cents and trading at just over $109 a barrel. >>> now at the start of the year, libya was pumping about one and three quarter millions a day and maybe more than that. as tim bolden reports, getting the industry back up and running will take more than just time. >> we seem -- okay. we seem to have some problems the

this from colleen, good lord, yes, he's out of line.he arational fears of the under educated who think he knows everything because of who he is. and this from g.i., no, they are not. this administration is printing and spending money that has no goal to back it up. and this from judy, they are beyond out of line. it's curious perry could say this and then expect bernanke to set policy, and this is not a john wayne movie. i hear too many words from both sides, not enough action. keep the conversation going. facebook.com/carolcnn. thanks as always for your comments. >> folks not holding back at all. nor are the comedians, carol. the presidential contenders are giving the late-night comics a lot to make fun of these days. >> michele bachmann said when she is president gas prices will come down to less than $2 a gallon. yeah. when asked how she will make that happen, bachmann said she will hunt down the ceo of exxon and stare at him. >> cold-blooded, that conan. >> she handled the "newsweek" cover very gracefully. >> yep. >>> randi kaye is

host: colleen. independent, chapel hill, tennessee. caller: my husband was an infantryman in vietnam. he recently lost a friend to to agent orange poisoning. there were two books that i had seen on c-span. this is my question. why can there be a ruling of some sort, that if you are on a certain committee, that you are not allowed to take money away from lobbyists? but us say ways and means, defense. you should i be allowed to take money from a defense contractor. guest: by taking money from, i assume campaign contributions. the problem is, the supreme court has ridden the and it rigorously argued for decisions that cover a 20-year time span or more than any restrictions on campaign contributions are a violation of free-speech. so the only restriction is the size, where we have limitations on the size of a contribution to a candidate. but not on the fact that they can make campaign contributions. the supreme court has continually expanded access of campaign contributions to members of congress in their election races, and have been unwi

host: colleen. independent, chapel hill, tennessee. caller: my husband was an infantryman in vietnam. he recently lost a friend to to agent orange poisoning. there were two books that i had seen on c-span. this is my question. why can there be a ruling of some sort, that if you are on a certain committee, that you are not allowed to take money away from lobbyists? but us say ways and means, defense. you should i be allowed to take money from a defense contractor. guest: by taking money from, i assume campaign contributions. the problem is, the supreme court has ridden the and it rigorously argued for decisions that cover a 20-year time span or more than any restrictions on campaign contributions are a violation of free-speech. so the only restriction is the size, where we have limitations on the size of a contribution to a candidate. but not on the fact that they can make campaign contributions. the supreme court has continually expanded access of campaign contributions to members of congress in their election races, and have been unwi

finally, let's be breezy in the summer and colleen is our example of the model here before.ht, lori? >> misconception that short and tight will keep you cool. if you get hot in constricting clothing, it creates an encasement effect. keep everything breezy. >> a breezy example. >> it's an a-line skirt with a smocked top. everything should be skimming your body, not sticking to it. everything you saw today was under $50. be very breezy looks to keep cool and -- >> beautiful. >> under $50. on budget. we love it. thank you, ladies. come back out really quickly. take one last shot. give you your due credit. thank you so much for being here and thank you, lori. great, great styles. >>> coming up next, from the farm stands to your table, seasonal cooking in today's kitchen is coming up after this. [ female announcer ] are you and your dry hair not getting along? [ woman ] ♪ why you gotta be like that? [ elevator bell dings ] ♪ don't be like that ♪ 'cause i deserve better than this ♪ ♪ did i catch you playing up like that? ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] make friends with your dry, unpredi