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while the activists prepare to sail again tomorrow france orders the sinking of their ship the rainbow warrior anchored in new zealand's auckland harbor. the bombing provokes an uproar from the international community and tremendous publicity for greenpeace. ten years later in one thousand and five the french president jacques chirac orders a new series of nuclear tests this time to heat up ballots. actually our first demonstration was in one thousand nine hundred four and in one thousand nine hundred five we were both in the airport. and we saw the riot police shooting at protesters since it is so it was sixty percent. just so it was weird it was like watching a big movie screen but. it depicts the significance of that was very upsetting it was a feeling of hate. hate. the polynesian people rose up together and said you know mr chirac please stop. a bit just brushed it away and said something my decision is final. it one person one person decided the entire future of my children. my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. it's in c. and. january one thousand nine. hundred test. what turns o

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by the way, the rainbow warrior was in support of gay pride. >> now to adam caskey. >> a lot of people love the heat and humidity. >> really? >> she is aghast at the concept people might enjoy that. >> mainly people who have swimming pools. it is refreshing. even in midsummer the swimming pool feels like the gulf of mexico in the summer. you will need the swimming pool friday through the weekend or go to the beach to get some relief. turn on the sprinkler in the backyard. let's look at the sunrise this morning over. the over six minutes ago. crisp, clear sunrise because we don't have haze due to the lack of humidity. low humidity today. open the windows for the first part of the day. then you will want the air conditioner for the afternoon. it will be 87. that is average. 69 at reagan national. 62 in gaithersburg, 57 at dulles airport, 52 in manassas, 52 in cumberland petersburg, west virginia 45. take a look at some of the high temperatures from yesterday. 109 in rapid city, south dakota. 105 for the record as well in denver. 104 in oklahoma city. 106 in dallas and that was not even a

rainbow flags. many were dancing a mystery and jumping for joy saying there is a lot to celebrate. this pride celebration launches the first year since the don't ask don't tell. warriors on the front lines of the fight for same-sex marriage are pleased with the progress. >> we are still hopeful that we'll have the quality soon. the president of the united states is now in favor of the freedom to marry. it is all about love and humanity. there are hundreds and thousands of people all over the world saying yes to love. >> those carrying ldc for obama signs say the president's change of heart regarding gay marriage made today's get out the vote clears an easy job. >> i do not think women will decide this election, i think the gay, lesbian and transgendered committee will decide this election. >> i am feeling as impatient as ever. i want equality and at one now. >>vicki: no one was injured when a car slammed into restaurant in brentwood. happened before noon. one family was inside the restaurant what happened. there were four employees also inside. those in the kitchen and said the building shook in depletes fell to the floor. >> i saw a lady screaming and crying. >> and

rainbow flags. many people jumping for joy said there was a lot to celebrate this year. this celebration marks the first year since the repeal of don't ask don't tell. >> warriors on the fronte of the fight for same- sex marriage are pleased with the progress made so far and with the advancement mean for the future. >> we were so hopeful there will have full equality soon the president of the united states is now united with freedom for all. it is all about our humanity, there are hundreds and thousands of people all around the world who are saying yes to love in yes to the quality. >> those carrying l g b t for president obama say that this makes today's get out to vote push an easy job. >> all the pundits are saying women will decide the election but i think that the l g b t community will decide this election. >> i want equality and i want it now! >> it is gone! >> an exciting wrap up to the bay bridge series. the a's won four games to two games. the giants won also. now let us get on with weather. we have erica standing by with our forecast. >> good morning james, welcome back to the work week. begin to celebrate with clear conditions and now temperatures around the bay