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we re celebrating this morning with one of the sts. rolling out the red carpet. a lot more on that ahead this morning. look at bb8 coming. he ll be one of the most popular. what a weekend in the east. central park packed. there it is. people running in shorts. take a look at this, as well. mountain creek ski resort in new jersey. that s last year. here it was on sunday. nothing. nothing at all. we all know about green bay. coldest place in the world to play football. not yesterday. they don t wear shirts even when it s cold. even when it s the frozen tundra. those cheeseheads are no doubt. ginger will have more. let s go to kendis gibson, he s in lufkin, texas. powerful storms there. kendis. reporter: george, powerful being the key word. this giviv you a sense of how powerful the storms were. this, right here, 1 of 64 around. looking@like toys. look over there. across the highway, therergoes another r e. all across the highway over the weekend. today, a massive cl
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