Life-long camper Deb Freele was a sleep in her tent near Yellowstone National Park when she suddenly woke up to a bear chomping down on her arm. Freele spoke to Good Morning America today.



Yellowstone National Park - Wyoming - Good Morning America - National park - United States

Body of 2nd missing US Navy sailor recovered in eastern Afghanistan; US, Afghan officials say



Afghanistan - Asia - Taliban - Politics - United States Navy

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President Obama apppears on talkshow, the View. He names his rose and thorn, the highluight being a family vacation and the low being the economy.



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Law - Immigration - United States - Services - Lawyers and Law Firms

Think twice before you jump into the pool this summer! "GMA" goes under cover to check adult and kiddie pool cleanliness.



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A 2-pound hailstone that fell in South Dakota could break a record.



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After a tragic car accident last week, Abby Guerra's parents planned to bury their daughter on Monday. But that was before an Arizona hospital gave them some shocking news: They had misidentified the dead. Guerra's friend had been killed but she was still alive and fighting for her life. Guerra's mother, Maria Guerra, and her aunt, Dorenda Cisneros, spoke out today for the first time.



Traffic collision - Arizona - Abby Guerra - Health - Dorenda Cisneros

The latest Brazilian supermodel Lea T is making headlines for more than just her striking looks. Lea, the 28-year-old muse of Givenchy's creative director Riccardo Tisci and the star of the label's new ad campaign, was actually born Leandro Cerezo and is undergoing hormone replacement therapy in preparation for a full sex change from male to female.



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Toyota recalls 412,000 cars in US, mostly Avalons, for steering problems



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Juan Garcia's illicit journey, which began in the remote desert corridor south of Tucson, Arizona, highlights the influential role of smugglers in facilitating U.S. illegal immigration.



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It's one hot summer. Becky Worley, "Good Morning America's" technology contributor, discusses gadgets that can help you beat the heat, and tells you how to keep your cell phone, laptop and other gadgets working well in hot weather.



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Prostate cancer vaccine, Provenge, adds 4 months to life, at a pricetag of 100K. The first-ever approved cancer vaccine, Provenge offers hope to men with advanced prostate cancer, but the high cost of this new treatment raises healthcare policy questions.



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After beating breast cancer, actress Christina Applegate will soon move on to perhaps her most challenging role yet: motherhood. The former sitcom star, 38, has announced that she is expecting her first child, coming two years after she underwent a double mastectomy in July 2008. While Applegate may be one of the most high-profile women to get pregnant after undergoing breast-cancer treatment, she certainly isn't alone.



Christina Applegate - Breast cancer - Mastectomy - Actor - Pregnancy

The South and East Coast have taken a real beating this summer from record-breaking temperatures and unrelenting heat. June was the hottest month on record, with temperatures nearly 2 degrees above the 20th-century average for the month, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. NOAA's records stretch as far back as 1880.



National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - Temperature - United States - 20th century - East Coast of the United States

Seven people worldwide hold keys to protect the Web after disaster.



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Rachel Clark, an OB-GYN resident at Boston's Brigham and Women's Hospital, says there's no margin for error on the labor floor. Work comes first, her life comes second.



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