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Event Location(s): United States | Description: 07:01:49 (2:04) Breaking News: American Killed In Uganda Terror Bombings Ugandan police say two suicide bombers killed at leas 64 people in the capitol Kampala last night. The Somali Islamic group Al Shabab, who called for attacks against Uganda for contributing troops to an African Union peacekeeping force, is suspected of being behind the attacks, which would be the fist time the group have struck outside of Somalia. NBC's Tom Aspell reports live on-camera from London, England. EJ 07:02:05 (1:36) EXT NIGHT JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA OHS: Spain's team scores a goal against the Netherland's team in the World Cup final match. MS: Spain fans cheer and embrace. EXT NIGHT WS: Crowd of Spain fans watching an outdoor screen. EXT DAY KAMPALA, UGANDA MS: People stand amidst chairs in suicide bombings aftermath. MS: People walk past covered bodies on the ground laid amidst the chairs. MS: People carry a bombing victim. MS: People walk through the chairs. MS: In interview, a man says, "WE HEARD AN EXPLOSION." MS: In interview, a man says, "THEN THE SECOND ONE WENT OFF." MS: An ambulance (with flashing lights) speeds down the road. STILL Photo of Nate Henn (American who worked from aid group Invisible Children, who was killed in the suicide bombings) in a van. WEBSITES: Memorial for Henn on Invisible Children website. WEBSITES: Henn's Facebook.com page. WEBSITES: Text from Henn's memorial. INT KAMPALA MS: An injured American woman lies in hospital bed. MS: A woman. EXT DAY MS: Masked members of Al Shabab Islamic militant group walk carrying weapons. MS: Rear shot of Al Shabab walking. MS: Masked members of Al Shabab walk. EXT DAY KAMPALA MS: Guards at checkpoint. MS: A guard holds an automatic weapon (faces unseen). MS: A guard stands at police cordon. INT MS: In interview, Chatham House Somalia analyst Roger Middleton (partial VO) says, "Al Shahab have begun to use suicide bombings. They target civilians and that's on one side. They engage in a type of guerilla war as well. They are using roadside explosives and suicide bombings this is a really unpleasant form of warfare they're engaged in." EXT DAY MS: A militant mans a weapon mounted onto a car as it speeds down the road. MS: (Shaky cam) A militant stands on the street. MS: A militant fires an automatic weapon around the corner of a wall. MS: Militants run on the road, crouched low. MS: A militant fires an automatic weapon. MS: A militant fires an automatic weapon. MS: (Shaky cam) An armored vehicle fires an automatic weapon. MS: A solder fires an automatic weapon mounted on an armored vehicle. MS: Closer shot of the soldier firing the weapon. MS: Tanks. MS: A soldier mans the tank. MS: A militant runs carrying a weapon. INT MS: In interview, Middleton (partial VO) says, "Al Shahab is a very significant force. You know the assumption is if the African Union was to leave they would take control entirely of the capital city Mogadishu." EXT DAY MS: People walk in open market. MS: People walk in the market. MS: People walk in the market. Aspell reports and closes live on-camera (no sign off). 07:04:05 (2:41) Disaster In the Gulf, Day 84: BP Works To Get New Cap Back On To Contain Leak Robotic submersibles are moving a transition spool onto the top of the blowout preventer leaking oil into the Gulf of Mexico, and will ultimately connect the gushing pipe to the new cap that BP says will collect more oil than the previous cap. In the gulf, endangered sea turtles are being rescued from the oil and cleaned off. Jimmy Buffett, one of the gulf's favorite sons, headlined a free concert in Gulf Shores, Alabama to boost the morale of the region. 07:04:05 (:10) Live underwater video of underwater submersible robot arms manipulating a cap over a broken wellhead pipe. NBC's Anne Thompson reports live on-camera from Venice, Louisiana. EJ 07:04:34 (1:54) UNDERWATER GULF OF MEXICO Video of underwater submersible robots placing a transition spool onto broken wellhead pipe. GFX: Header "BP Briefing." GFX: Insert still of BP Senior Vice President Kent Wells. GFX: Supers (audio from BP briefing, heard in VO) "WE JUST CONTINUE TO RAMP UP THAT CAPACITY AND SOMEWHERE ALONG THAT LINE, WHATEVER THE FLOW IS, WE'LL CAPTURE IT ALL AT SOME POINT." EXT DAY GULF OF MEXICO WS: Pan from ships on the water to the Helix Q4000 vessel burning off oil collected from the spill. UNDERWATER GULF OF MEXICO Video of oil gushing into the water. EXT DAY GULF OF MEXICO AERIAL: Oil slick on the water. MS: Blobs of orange tar balls float in the water. WS: (Shaky cam) Ships on the water, including the Helix Q4000, zoom out as Thompson reports on-camera from a boat in the foreground from the vessels. WS: (Shaky cam) Ships on the water, including the Helix Q4000. MS: A man catches a small Kemp's Ridley sea turtle in a net. MS: People clean the sea turtle (faces unseen). MS: People clean the sea turtle (faces unseen). CU: The seat turtle. MS: Algae floats in the water. MS: Algae floats in the water. MS: A sea turtle swims in the water under algae. MS: People take the sea turtle from the net. INT MS: People clean a sea turtle with a toothbrush (faces unseen). MS: People wash the sea turtle (faces unseen). EXT DAY GULF OF MEXICO MS: The sea turtle swims in the water. EXT DAY GULF SHORES, ALABAMA MS: (Courtesy of CMT) In concert, musician Jimmy Buffett says, "I saw a sign out there that said 'what would Jimmy Buffett do? Throw a party at the oil slick!'" (Courtesy of CMT) Panning shot of the crowd gathered in the audience. BRIEF CUTS: (Courtesy of CMT) Shots of Buffet and his band performing. MS: In interview, Alabama Governor Bob Riley says, "When you see 40 or 50 thousand people down here this afternoon that really is indicative of the whole country trying to come together and make a difference here." MS: A boy holds the sign "We Heart Gulf Shores, Jimmy Buffett and CMT." MS: (Courtesy of CMT) The audience at the concert. Thompson reports and closes live on-camera (no sign off). 07:06:47 (3:24) Disaster In the Gulf, Day 84: When Will BP Get New Cap On To Contain Leak?: US Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen Discusses Efforts To Stop the Oil Leak In the Gulf GFX: Animation of robot submersibles removing a cap on the leaking wellhead pipe underwater in the Gulf of Mexico and placing a new cap onto it. 07:08:12 (:14) Live underwater video of underwater submersible robot arms manipulating a cap over a broken wellhead pipe. US Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen joins Matt Lauer (in Studio 1A) in two-way remote from Washington, DC (done as live, recorded earlier). Allen says there has been significant progress made, they put a transition tool into the top of the lower marine riser package of the well bore, meaning they have an intermediate connection that allows them to put a containment cap on, he's asked BP for a timeline to do a well integrity test that could begin later today, there can be several outcomes of the integrity test, they're going to slowly close the valve and try and create pressure inside the containment cap, if the pressure is not what they expect it to be for the well bore to be intact they're going to have to figure out what's causing it and what they should do next, while they've made significant progress, and it could lead to a shut in of the well, they're going to have to get pressure readings to understand it, there was a convergence of opinion they had an uncommon weather window for this year and he did independent consultation to make sure they had the latest data regarding the weather coming through, and he asked BP for a plan to move ahead, they provided with one they agreed would work, and now they're down to how they're going to do a well integrity test when they get a cap put on, they'll know substantially more than they have once they’ve done the well integrity test, but where that takes them remains to be seen. 07:10:23 (3:37) Bull Run: Will Wall Street Bail Out Main Street?: CNBC's Jim Cramer Discusses the Stock Marker and the Economy GFX: Graph showing Dow Jones Industrial Average jumping from 9,732.53 to 10,198.03 from July 2 to July 9. 07:13:57 GFX: Graphic plug for "Mad Money with Jim Cramer" airing weeknights at 18:00 and 21:00:00 on CNBC. CNBC's Jim Cramer joins Ann Curry live in Studio 1A. Cramer says we are at earning season and he thinks it's going to be a good earning season, the companies have too much cash, they're either going to hire or give it back to shareholders, the stock market jumped five percent, which is a gigantic move, which typically means people are too negative, it's not a jobs recovery but it will change in the second half, we're already seeing hiring on Wall Street, which is a fantastic indicator, they tend to be ahead, companies need more money, and they need more when they want to expand, rather than contract, he thinks the automobile industry is hotter than anyone realizes, he thinks things are starting to improve, it's something they're going to have to do by September, the inventories are very low, materials that go into cars are starting to go up in price, railroad car loadings are the best they've been in years, this can't be ignored, he thinks the double dip recession can be taken off the table, we will have a weak economy but people forget the rest of the world is on fire, and the countries that are doing well can pull us up, we haven't created jobs yet, it's not going to seem so rosy, when industrial America starts hiring after Wall Street, it's hard to stay negative, the systemic worry that the whole world was blowing up is off the table, it's true some jobs won't come back or will take years to come back, we don't have enough money as a government to keep spending a lot of money without raising taxes, which would send us into a double dip, but he sees signs the administration doesn't want to do that, he's seeing the administration declaring a truce against business, of course they never thought they were at war. 07:14:18 (1:53) Difficult Recovery: Six Months After Haiti Earthquake Conditions remain desperate for survivors and the cleanup goes slowly in Haiti six months after a devastating earthquake hit that country. NBC's Robert Bazell reports live on-camera from Port-au-Prince, Haiti. EJ 07:14:34 (1:21) EXT DAY PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: 4-year-old Kevin walks using a walker (having lost a leg in recent earthquake). Panning shot of tents in a camp. MS: People stand by sign for Gheskio clinic. MS: A man tends to 5-year-old girl Berly (missing her right foot from the earthquake). MS: A female nurse speaks French to Berly. MS: The nurse fits a prosthetic foot onto Berly. MS: A woman carries a child as a little girl follows down an aisle in between tents. OHS: Tents. Panning shot of shacks made from cloth, wood, plastic and metal. MS: Children play in front of a shack. INT PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: A woman wipes down her arm and then wipes down water on a boy. EXT DAY PORT-AU-PRINCE WS: Tents. MS: People sing on a camp. Zoom out from a woman walking in a camp, revealing alleys in between shacks. Bazell reports on-camera before pile of rubble of a destroyed neighborhood on a hillside seen in the background. MS: American Red Cross's Nan Bruzard speaks with three men. MS: Women bath a baby in a tub. MS: A woman speaks with a crowd of people. MS: A baby sucks on her fingers. MS: In interview, Nan Bruzard says, "I DON'T THINK ANYONE HAS COMPLETELY UNDERSTOOD HOW HUGE THIS DISASTER IS AND HOW MUCH IT HAS COMPLETELY DEVASTATED WHAT WAS ALREADY A PRETTY DEVASTATED COUNTRY." INT PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: Children sing in classroom. MS: A boy claps. MS: Children seated in classroom. EXT DAY PORT-AU-PRINCE MS: Men pass along rubble in a line. MS: Men fill buckets with rubble and pass them on. MS: Men empty the buckets into wheelbarrows and pass them back. MS: Rubble is dumped into a wheelbarrow. Bazell reports and closes live on-camera (no sign off). 07:16:17 (:06) Violent Broke Out In Northern Ireland, Where Youth Riots Injured Over Two Dozen Police Officers, Some Of Them With Gunshot Wounds EXT DAY BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND MS: Rioters are sprayed with water. MS: Riot police. VO: Natalie Morales. 07:16:26 (:07) Gas Prices Are Down About 4 Cents a Gallon In the Last Two Weeks, With Averages Prices For Regular $2.73 Per Gallon EXT DAY MS: Cars fuel up at a gas station. CU: A hand operates a gas pump nozzle. MS: Rear shot of a woman standing at a gas pump. VO: Natalie Morales. 07:16:34 (:07) Easter Island Got Its First Total Solar Eclipse In Over 1400 Years EXT DAY EASTER ISLAND, CHILE WS: Sun seen in total solar eclipse. WS: People gathered nearby statues. MS: A man wearing specialized glasses looks up. WS: The sun begins to come out from the eclipse. VO: Natalie Morales. 07:16:43 (:14) Spain Is the New World Cup Champion After Beating the Netherlands On Sunday 1-0 EXT NIGHT JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA (ESPN) MS: Spain's team scores winning goal against the Netherland's team in the World Cup soccer final match. MS: A player in Spain's team receives the World Cup trophy, kisses it and holds it up as he and his teammates cheer and pump their fists. VO: Natalie Morales. 07:18:31 (1:54) Where's Kyron?: Investigation Of Oregon Boy's Disappearance A Portland community prayed for 7-year-old Kyron Horman, who has been missing for over five weeks now. Suspicion and criticism has focused on Kyron's stepmother Terri Horman, who was the last person to have seen him, and his birth parents say they're suspicious that Terri knows more than she's telling, and investigators believe there may me a second person involved, with knowledge of what happened. NBC's Kristen Welker reports live on-camera in Portland, Oregon. EJ 07:18:46 (1:20) EXT DAY PORTLAND MS: Desiree Young (mother of missing 7-year-old Kyron Horman) wipes away tears holding a lighted candle in a candlelight vigil. MS: Kyron's father Kaine Horman hugs a woman. CU: A person holds lighted candles. Panning shot of a sign hanging on a fence, featuring photos of Kyron and hand-written messages. A boy is seen writing on the sign. INT PORTLAND (From Home Video) MS: Kyron Horman does a presentation in class. EXT DAY PORTLAND MS: Desiree hugs a woman as the woman tells her, "Be strong OK. He is going to come home. I know it." INT PORTLAND MS: Kyron's stepmother Terri Horman (last person to see Kyron). INT 2 MS: Kaine and Desiree seated in interview. MS: Desiree says, "When I look in her eyes, I'm not confident that she wouldn't do something." INT PORTLAND MS: Terri and Kaine stand together during a press conference. INT Sots of polygraph machine in operation. EXT DAY PORTLAND MS: Kaine and Terri walk to a van. GFX: Graphics of court documents. GFX: Layer in photo of Terri. GFX: Graphic text excerpt "involved in the disappearance of my son Kyron." EXT DAY PORTLAND MS: In interview, former homicide detective C W Jensen says, "I've seen women who have killed their children, who have injured their children, and the motivation behind it is to hurt their husband, their ex-husband." MS: Kaine, Terri, and Kyron's stepfather Tony Young walk together. MS: People gathered in park for the candlelight vigil. MS: Desiree carries balloons. MS: Kaine hugs a woman. INT PORTLAND MS: In interview, Kaine says, "He's the kind of son that every father hopes they're gonna have." STILL Photo of Kyron. Welker reports and closes live on-camera (no sign off). 07:31:13 (3:42) Barefoot and Busted: "Barefoot Bandit" Finally Arrested In the Bahamas Colton Harris-Moore, the teenage fugitive known as the barefoot bandit, was captured in Nassau after a brief chase that ended when the Bahamian police shot out the engines of his stolen boat. The arrest comes after a two-year crime spree in the northwestern United States after Harris-Moore escaped from a halfway house in Washington State. NBC's Peter Alexander reports live on-camera from Nassau, Bahamas. EJ 07:31:43 (2:48) EXT DAY NASSAU MS: Police escort Colton Harris-Moore (known as the "Barefoot Bandit") out of an airplane. STILL Photo of Harris-Moore being escorted in shackles in bare feet. EXT DAY NASSAU MS: Police place Harris-Moore into an SUV. STILLS Photo of Harris-Moore. Photo of engine of the boat Harris-Moore stole which was shot out during police chase. Photo of the boat. EXT DAY NASSAU MS: Docked boats as seen tough palm tree branches swaying in the wind. INT MS: In a press conference, Royal Bahamas Police Force Commissioner of Police Ellison Greenslade says, THE SUSPECT IN AN EFFORT TO EVADE CAPTURE ENGAGED LOCAL POLICE IN A HIGH SPEED CHASE BY BOAT. AFTER A BRIEF CHASE THE SUSPECT WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WITHOUT INCIDENT." STILLS Photo of police escorting Harris-Moore. Wanted posters of Harris-Moore. GFX: Map of the continental United States, highlighting the Northwestern and Midwestern states where Harris-Moore is alleged to have committed his crime spree. EXT DAY MS: Wanted poster for Harris-Moore hangs in a window. MS: An investigator stands outside a window looking at the roof of a house. EXT NIGHT MS: Steering wheel of a car. EXT DAY AERIAL: A single-engine airplane and a car. STILLS Photo of a single-engine airplane. Photos of a plane Harris-Moore allegedly stole in Indiana and crash-landed in the Bahamas. EXT NIGHT BAHAMAS MS: An SUV Harris-Moore allegedly stole from a family's garage and drove. INT BAHAMAS MS: People walk past wanted posted for Harris-Moore in a sports bar. MS: People at the bar. MS: A man plays pool (back to camera). CU: A man puts down a bottle of beer (faces unseen). 2 MS: In interview with Alexander, bar owner Laura Alvary (ph) says, "YOU DON'T SEE TOO MANY 6 FOOT 5 WHITE GUYS WALK THROUGH THE DOOR ALL THE TIME." INT BAHAMAS Pan to a surveillance camera (in a restaurant) and then zoom in to it. EXT DAY BAHAMAS 2 MS: In interview with Alexander, restaurant owner Alistair McDonald (ph) says, "THE THING THAT STRUCK ME WAS THAT HE LOOKED VERY CALM AND AT EASE. IT WAS LIKE HE WAS STROLLING INTO HIS OWN PLACE." Alexander says, "LIKE HE OWNED THE PLACE." McDonald says, "LIKE HE OWNED THE PLACE." Panning shot of MS: Dive shop owner Kay Politano (ph) in walk and talk with Alexander. 2 MS: In interview, Politano says, "IT WAS A PERFECT HANDPRINT AND IT WAS SO FUNNY BECAUSE IT WASN'T LIKE IT WAS ACCIDENTAL, LIKE HE ACCIDENTALLY TOUCHED SOMETHING. IT WAS LIKE HE WENT SMACK UP ON THE WINDOW, LIKE 'I WAS HERE.'" EXT DAY MS: A search helicopter flies. WS: A boat speeds on the water. STILL Insert mug shot photo of Harris-Moore. EXT DAY MS: Police search beach. EXT DAY WASHINGTON STATE MS: Sign for Griffin Home (halfway house where Harris-Moore escaped from in 2008). MS: Exterior of the Griffin Home. STILLS Photo of Harris-Moore. Photo of chalk outlines of Harris-Moore's feet (that he drew at a crime scene). CLIPS: Clips from the movie "Catch Me If You Can" featuring actor Leonardo DiCaprio. GFX: Insert Harris-Moore's Facebook.com fan page. GFX: Graphic insert shows Harris-Moore has over 70,000 fans. EXT DAY WASHINGTON STATE WS: Houses along shoreline of a body of water. WS: A house amidst woods on hillside. MS: Trees on shoreline nearby a house. MS: In interview, a man says, "HE'S BEEN ELUSIVE FOR A LONG TIME AND HE HAS DONE A LOT OF DAMAGE. AND I AM JUST GLAD THEY FINALLY CAUGHT HIM." EXT DAY NASSAU MS: Police escort Harris-Moore out of the airplane. Alexander reports and closes live on-camera (no sign off). 07:34:56 (4:50) Today Exclusive: Attorney For "barefoot Bandit" Speaks Out: John Henry Browne Discusses His Client Colton Harris-Moore's Case EJ 07:35:26 (:20) EXT DAY NASSAU, BAHAMAS MS: Police escort teenage fugitive Colton Harris-Moore (known as the "Barefoot Bandit" for his two year crime spree and committing many of his crimes barefoot) out of an airplane. MS: Police escort Harris-Moore on tarmac. MS: Police place Harris-Moore into an SUV. 07:36:11 STILLS Insert stills of police escorting shackled Harris-Moore. 07:36:43 STILLS Insert stills of Harris-Moore. EJ 07:37:11 (:29) EXT DAY NASSAU MS: Police escort Harris-Moore out of an airplane. MS: Police escort Harris-Moore on tarmac. MS: Police place Harris-Moore into an SUV. 07:37:41 STILLS Insert stills of Harris-Moore. 07:38:54 STILLS Insert stills of Harris-Moore. Harris-Moore's defense attorney John Henry Browne joins Matt Lauer in two-way remote from Seattle, Washington State (recorded earlier, done as live). Browne says he's been informed Harris-Moore was allowed one call and he called his aunt, because Harris-Moore didn’t have his mother's new phone number, and then his phone number was relayed to Harris-Moore, the American consulate checked on him and said Harris-Moore was physically fine and doing quite well, the Bahamas is claiming they have jurisdiction as far as possession of stolen property and allegations about burglaries so if they wanted to hang onto him for a while they probably could but it would make more sense to consolidate all these things and have him extradited to Seattle where he's charged in federal court where it's easy to consolidate things, otherwise it can be an administrative nightmare, Harris-Moore having a gun during a boat chase with police complicates things, even having a weapon during the commission of a crime is potentially much more serious, but everyone acknowledges he wasn't using the gun, he would hope his job would be to neutralize the publicity in the long run, it will always have a special ring to it because of the notoriety but the US attorney in Seattle is very level headed and they have to view it as a case, and approach it as they would most normal cases, which is going to be a challenge for him, if they consolidate the charges in Seattle he estimates Harris-Moore could face between 4 and 12 years in prison, if it hadn't had so much notoriety it would probably be 4 or less, but given the number of allegations, it's probably going to be a higher number. 07:44:34 (3:35) Today Exclusive: Investigating What Went Wrong With Oil Leak: Bob Graham and Bill Reilly Discuss Co-Chairing the Oil Spill Commission EJ 07:45:17 (:24) EXT DAY AERIAL: Various shots of oil platforms on the water. EXT DAY GULF OF MEXICO AERIAL: Oil slick on the water. AERIAL: Oil slick on the water. AERIAL: Oil slick on the water nearby shoreline. AERIAL: Oil slick on the water. AERIAL: Oil slick on the water. EJ 07:45:54 (:30) UNDERWATER GULF OF MEXICO Video of submersible robots manipulating a cap over a broken wellhead pipe. 07:47:18 STILL Photos of DeepWater Horizon oil rig in flames. Oil Spill Commission co-chairs Bob Graham and Bill Reilly join Matt Lauer (in Studio 1A) in two-way live remote from New Orleans, Louisiana. Reilly says their marching orders are to determine what happened, the route cause, as well as the cause of the accident, try to recommend policies to make sure this never happens again and recommend policies for the future regulation and control and development of offshore oil and gas. Graham says their commission has six months to submit its final report, they started this weekend with a series of field visits in the affected states, which will give them a good foundation to develop an assessment of what happened and what to do about it. Reilly says for all the complexity you can never have too much expertise on a seven-person panel, they have substantial staff resources, and expect to have further consultant resources, and they expect to have all the resources to do this. Graham says the people would not have been selected by the president unless they had had a considerable amount of background that was relevant to the enquire but thinks they can be independent and nonpartisan and develop a report that can be influential to the American people and policy makers about what the future of offshore drilling should be. 07:51:24 (1:17) Abrams, Curry, Lauer and Morales Discuss Spain's 1-0 Victory Against the Netherlands In Last Night's Final Match In the World Cup EJ 07:51:31 (:51) EXT NIGHT JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA OHS: Spain's team scores winning goal against the Netherland's team in the World Cup soccer final match. MS: A player from Spain runs. OHS: The Spanish team converges on the field. MS: Spanish players huddle together. EXT NIGHT MADRID, SPAIN OHS: Crowd of people in Plaza de Colon cheers and pumps their fists. EXT NIGHT JOHANNESBURG MS: Members of the Spanish team huddle together. MS: A man gets up. MS: Members of the Spanish team huddle together. MS: A member of the Spanish team takes off his jersey and runs. EXT NIGHT MADRID OHS: The crowd cheers and pumps their fists. EXT NIGHT JOHANNESBURG MS: Members of the Spanish team huddle together. MS: Fans in the stands cheer and hug. MS: Members of the Spanish team hug. MS: Members of the Spanish team huddle together. EJ 07:52:35 (:06) INT JOHANNESBURG MS: Spanish player Iker Casillas is interviewed by his girlfriend, reporter Sara Carbonero, Casillas stops and kisses Carbonero. In live X-talk, Stephanie Abrams, Ann Curry, Matt Lauer and Natalie Morales discuss last night's final match of World Cup soccer and player Iker Casillas kissing his girlfriend Sara Carbonero while she was interviewing him as a reporter. Outdoor Segments 07:00:57 (:05) Studio 1A exterior. 07:22:45 (:03) Spectators holding a sign wave and cheer. 07:30:00 (:17) Tilt down to a panning shot of cheering and waving spectators, some waving and holding signs. Stephanie Abrams Segs 07:39:49 (:23) The Weather Channel's Stephanie Abrams speaks with Dylan whose sign says he spent his college fund to come to New York. Dylan says he went on cruises and a lot of Broadway shows and it was worth it and he's going to Penn State University. 07:41:04 (:09) Abrams speaks with a woman who wishes happy birthday to her aunt Gerry. Abrams plugs the Weather Channel. 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