>> 21-year-old alisa campanella from l.a. took home the big crown in las vegas.ormer miss teen usa runner-up and a model competing in pageants since the age of 15. a new jersey native. how does that work? >> i'm not sure how that works. >> she will compete for the miss universe title in and the last time california represented the usa back in 1992, the year alisa turned two. where were you in 1990. >> that is it for the cbs 5 eyewitness news at noon. enjoy the beautiful weather. stay cool. ,,

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. >> reporter: alisa hadn't done drugs, she had had sex but used a condom. what she didn't know was that her mother was hiv positive and had passed the virus on to her at birth or through her breast milk. she and her mother are now both on medication and in good health. when alisa met darrell hunt, show told him she had hiv and she insisted on safe sex. >> i felt that i loved her and we had a very good connection and it was just -- it was worth it. >> reporter: but one night the condoms failed and two her surprise, alisa got pregnant. unlike her mother, she knew she could protect her unborn child. >> i think the vast majority of infections from mother to child are preventable. there's no reason that they cannot have a child. given the current therapies we have, we believe the transmission rate can be less than 1% even in that population. >> reporter: she stuck with her anti rhett row viral medication. after little darrell was born, he took anti rhett row viral medication as well. it worked. he's hiv-free, as healthy as any little boy you might find. she want

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. >> reporter: her sister alisa ended up on a roof two houses away. >> she was crying. she was full of blood, her head, her face. >> reporter: she had a concussion and required staples to close a cut on her scalp. in april, strong winds blew a bounce house away in rockland county, new york. four children had minor injuries. the federal consumer products safety commission estimated from 2005 to 2007 all types of bounce house accidents sent an average of 6,000 people a year to emergency rooms, most of them age 5 to 14. the most frequent injury, broken bones. they weren't operators to anchor them properly, but not all states regulate their use which concerns parentses. >> never in my mind imagined that the thing would take off and fly. >> reporter: a popular attraction and an unexpected danger. for "today," john yang, nbc news, new york. >> that's got to be frightening for the kids. >> a lot of accidents. 6,000. that's -- >> unbelievable number. >> there is more to come on news 4 at 4:00, steve jobs comes out of his medical leave to make a major apple announcement. >> i to

because it's starting to -- 21-year-old alisa from here in california won miss usa.ce, uglier states. [ applause ] she will now go on to compete in the miss universe competition. her runner-up miss tennessee will go on to marry an orthodontist so congratulations. meanwhile, miss alaska, bristol palin, is back in the news. she's releasing a memoir tomorrow called "not afraid of life, my journey so far." she told the story how she lost her virginity. she lost it on a hike while drinking wine coolers? wine coolers? 1988? bristol and her boyfriend were on a camp trip, drunk on wine coolers. when she woke up in the morning, she said she didn't remember a thing. it's like something out of a fairy tale. they really are america's royal couple. let's check in with the roof. there you are, andrew. she did not splatter your beautiful bald head. she was unable to hit you. but do you believe you will be able to hit her? >> oh, yes, definitely. >> jimmy: definitely? why do you say definitely? >> oh, this is payback i think. >> jimmy: it is. because the intent was there. she might

the first falcon was shot with a pellet gun near the corner of guna and alisa street. her daughter was shot at tiffin road and whittle avenue. both falcons are recuperating at the lindsay wildlife center in walnut creek. they are reportedly in stable condition following orthopedic surgery. >>> well, the video may be grainy and only lasts less than a minute but the impact could be huge. there's a video that surfaced that shows bryan stow, the giants fan at a dodgers stadium the night he was brutally attacked. patrick healy from our nbc station in los angeles tells us how this could impact the case. >> reporter: the off-kilter cell phone camera rotates and you can make out bryan stow seated on the left. the camera follows the angry man who was cursing him and returns to stow with his right hand still in the air. look again and you see the angry man jabbing his finger at stow's face as he curses and threatens him in spanish. >> i think if anything it would just be said that bryan stow had a confrontation with a dodger fan and it was not vee vauggiov ramirez. >> reporter:

. >> reporter: her sister alisa ended up on a roof two houses away. >> she was crying. full of blood. you know, her head, her face. >> reporter: she had a concussion and required staples to close a cut on her scalp. in april, strong winds blew a bounce house away in rockland county, new york. four children had minor injuries. the federal consumer products safety commission estimated that from 2005 to 2007, all types of bounce house accidents sent an average of 6,000 people a year to emergency rooms. most of them aged 5 to 14. the most frequent injury? broken bones. they warn operators to anchor them properly, but not all states regulate their use, which concerns parents. >> never in my mind did i think the thing would take off and fly. >> reporter: a popular attraction with an unexpected danger. john yang, nbc news, new york. >>> just ahead, the one thing that kept john edwards from accepting a plea deal, even though he would have been able to keep his law license. >>> plus, apparently even a criminal trial is not enough to put an end to an italian prime minister. silvi