eun, back to you. >> danella, thank you. may want to avoid branch avenue in southeast washington for the next couple of days. it will be closed at pennsylvania avenue so crews can rebuild the roadway. news four's megan mcgrath is there live this morning. megan, good morning to you. >> well, good morning, eun. this is going to be a problem for people who travel on branch avenue right here at the intersection of pennsylvania avenue. take a look at the construction equipment we've got here on pennsylvania avenue. this is all a part of an ongoing construction project, it's been going on for quite some time. you can see that the roadway is really torn up here. we have a lot of equipment. we have uneven pavement. we've got construction barrels and the like. now, what is going to be happening here is they're going to be moving this project along to the intersection of pennsylvania avenue, and branch avenue. a very, very busy intersection. if you travel through the area, you know that. unfortunately, they're not going to be able to

eun and joe?anks very much, tom. >> right now we're following breaking news out of northwest washington. part of "u" street is closed right now because of a liquor store fire. >> that broke out in the 1300 block of "u" street. melissa mollet is live with more on this. >> right now we still have the block between 13th and 14th on "u" street completely shut down because of the fire investigation. we went down there to shoot some video so you could really see the damage to the store. around 5:00 a.m. somebody noticed flames coming from inside "u" wine and beer. investigators arrived to heavy fire coming out of the front of the building. we understand from talking with investigators the fire started on top of refrigeration equipment and went upstairs into the two stores above the beer and wine store. the beer and wine looks like it's pretty much destroyed on the inside from a closer look, and those two businesses above, a hair salon and karate studio damaged as well. now, luckily, nobody injured out h

joe and eun, back to you. >> not too bad. thanks, danella. >>> the new concerns this morning about nasa's final shuttle mission. not that long ago, many families were priced out of an overheated housing market. but the times have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and towns. with lots of houses to chose from and down-to-earth prices the dream of owning a home seems more attainable than ever. find out what an experienced re/max agent can do for you. nobody sells more real estate than re/max. visit remax.com today. >>> "atlantis" is scheduled to liftoff at 11:26 friday morning. it's making one final supply run to the international space station. after landing, the shuttle will then head to a museum. >>> prince william and kate have made a last minute change to their royal tour. today they'll meet with people affected by recent wildfires. the duke and duchess will head to slave lake in northern alberta to meet with firefighters and people whose homes were destro

eun? >> tom, thanks so much. >>> still ahead on news 4 h midday, why july is a bad time to be admitted to the hospital. plus, the royal couple heads to southern california today. we'll tell you >>> hiring slowed to a near standstill last month. let's check in i know back's hampton pearson now for more. hampton, good morning. >> hello, eun. as a matter of fact, as soon as i got my first look at those disappointing jobs numbers, i knew it was going to be a rough day for the markets, and right now the dow's down 117 points, the nasdaq off 33. the s&p down 16 points. employers added just 18,000 new workers to their payrolls in june. the slowest job growth in nine months. economists were looking for about 125,000 new jobs. and headline unemployment rate went up to 9.2%, a six-month high. average hourly earnings actually decreased. the labor department revised the jobs rural route for the last two months. 44,000 fewer jobs created than previously reported. traders have been rushing to the relati

>> hi, eun. a little rain came through during the last hour. that cooled us down. we were in the low 80s before the rain arrived, but the rain has cooled us back down into the mid-70s. some blue into prince george's county, and farther to the south, into charles county. farther south, we have some showers heavier with thunder and lightning. that is just now passing south of fredericksburg, heading off into the northern neck of virginia. and throughout northern montgomery county too, getting a few light sprinkles there. our temperatures around the region are generally still holding steady in the 70s, but it is in the 80s on the eastern shore where we've had some sunshine. sun breaking out in the shenandoah valley, where they're climbing into the 80s. over the next several hours, we should have some sunshine breaking out here as well. and as we get into the afternoon hours, going partly sunny, going to be a humid day. highs reaching up around 90 degrees. and there is a possibility of some scattered

i'm joe krebs, along with -- >> eun yang. did i say i'm eun yang already? >> no.obody knows who you are. >> all right. it's 5:30 a.m. look at the pretty sky out there, pink and blue, tom. >> we have some sunrise. beautiful sky with some sun likely on the way. later this morning, those clouds should close in and produce maybe heavy downpours by later this afternoon and tonight, which may cause some flooding. right now all is tranquil, except it's a steamy morning, very humid. no travel problems, though, weatherwise. don't have any fog around this morning either like we did yesterday. right now in the low 70s in the suburbs and rural areas. it's in the mid and upper 70s in washington and right by the bay. weather watchers reporting a partly cloudy to mostly clear sky across parts of virginia. however, still much of maryland and west virginia is still quite cloudy. in fact, the clouds are producing some heavy downpours now in ohio and kentucky. yes, that's advancing our way and looks to be arriving here by later today. the sunrise in about 20 minutes, and by 9:00, ma

weather and traffic on the 1s. >> hi, eun.omfortable now compared to what we'll have this afternoon. temperatures should climb about another 20 degrees for highs this afternoon in the low to even mid 90s. right now low to mid 70s throughout most of the region 74 reagan national. just a few clouds on the eastern horizon. there's capitol hill in the middle distance, and by 9:00 we should be near 80. lots of sun this morning and into early afternoon. already near 90 by noontime. and then the low to mid 90s, mid to late afternoon. then clouds building late afternoon, and by then, we'll be down to near 90, and some scattered storms likely developing. and then, into the evening hours, here's your night planner. we could have passing showers and thunderstorms through most of the night tonight. and unfortunately, we could have some of those storms unloading a lot of rain in a short amount of time which may cause small creeks and streams to come out of their banks. so if you're going to be out and about and coming up on high water late

eun, back to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> 5:23 now.out 1 million heading to florida's coast to sieee nasa's shuttle launch on friday may have to change their plans. a shuttle officer says there's a 60% chance that rain or thunderstorms will postpone the liftoff for "atlantis." the forecast improves for saturday and sunday. whenever the shuttle launches, astronauts say they're preparing for a historic mission. >> i hope that i paint nasa in the finest light, that we pull off the cleanest mission possible because we want to finish on the strongest note. >> "atlantis" is scheduled to launch at 11:26 friday morning and make one last supply run to the international space station. after landing, the shuttle will head to a museum. >>> remember the horse chase scenes from the old western movies. time and technology seem to catch up with everything. check out this police dash cam video to see a modern day horse chase. a horse apparently got loose from a farm in ohio, and local police tried to give chase. the horse ran for eight miles along the

joe and eun, back to you. >> it is now 6:11. 68 degrees. coming up, why you may want to change plans if you are hosting a holiday cookout. >>> also, the holiday getaway begins. what is being done to ease the drive at one notorious traffic spot. she notices when my skin's rough. (announcer) gold bond ultimate softening lotion. with shea butter for soft healthy skin. gold bond ultimate softening. this stuff really works. >>> welcome back. 6:14. a developing story out of new york. today lawyers for former imf head dominique strauss-kahn will ask a judge to release him from house arrest, claiming inconsistencies with his accuser's stories. there are now also serious questions about the victim's credibility. news 4's tracee wilkins is live with the latest on the new developments. tracee, good morning. >> reporter: lots of developments happening in the case against dominique strauss-kahn. some legal experts saying the case is on the verge of collapse. investigators for the prosecution have uncovered major holes in the credibility of the housekeep

. >> and eun yang is here too. welcome back. >> thank you so much. >>> we do have the humidity that's returned along with eun. >> don't blame me. >>> now it's in the mid and upper 70s in washington, low 70 to mid-70s around the bay and eastern shore. hazy steamy air this morning. the view from space showing a mostly clear sky over the haze. there are clouds building to our west. shenandoah valley mostly cloudy now and much of virginia, and we do have a few showers way down in the southern shenandoah valley and also just to the east of the blue ridge there around lynchburg and roanoke. there's the washington monument under this hazy sky on this wednesday morning, the 6th day of july. we'll have hazy sunshine this morning. sunrise is at 5:49. low 80s by midmorning. up around 90 by noontime. then late afternoon into the evening, we have the possibility of scattered thunderstorms. a slight risk they would be severe just south of washington. a look at the night planner in ten minutes. danella, good morning. how's traffi

back to you, eun and joe. >> thank you, danella. >>> it is 4:42. 73 degrees. royalty arrives in california today. ahead, the heartwarming hug. how princess katherine made a dream come >>> welcome back. in the wake of the casey anthony trial, at least four states are now drafting legislation that would force parents to report missing children within the first 24 hours. supporters say it would be called casey's law. lawmakers in florida, oklahoma, and west virginia announced they will put out versions of this bill. prosecutors say their case was damaged by the fact that casey's body was found so late. the child was reported missing a full month after her family first saw her. this morning anthony is waking up in jail, but she's not staying there very long. she'll be released next sunday on july 17th. the judge sentenced her to four years in prison for lying about her daughter's disappearance to law authorities. she was given credit for time served and good behavior. but the court is not finished with her. anthony could also be charged with the cost of searching

eun? >> all right. we'll see you then. thank you, tom. >>> well, expect stepped up security including bag searches and extra checkpoint ifs you are headed to the area fourth of july celebrations this weekend. a homeland security report obtained by news 4 says that large groups of people could be specific targets for terror attacks on symbolic dates like independence day. there is no credible threat, however, right now. >>> on top of security preparations, crews are getting ready to light up the sky over the national mall. thousands are expected for the annual fireworks spectacular. and news 4's tracee wilkins has everything you need to know to have a fun and safe holiday on the national mall. >> reporter: this promises to be an action-packed fourth of july weekend. in addition to amazing fireworks, folks are also going to be treated to a concert. they're expecting hundreds of thousands of people to be down here this weekend. and the name of the game is going to be family fun. they're movin

joe and eun, back to you. >> danella, thank you. >>> our time right now is 4:54. talk about a bumpy ride. the painful experience that ruined this man's airline flight. >> i am here to represent your voice. so please quiet down. >> and mission accomplished. the ruling that had stephen >>> welcome back. the life and presidency of ronald reagan will be chronicled in a new exhibit at the national portrait gallery. the new exhibit marks the 100th anniversary of reagan's birth. it features pictures of the former president's year in illinois, his acting career, and a portrait by andy warhol. there will also be video kiosks with excerpts from his speeches. >>> it's day two of the royal couple's visit to canada. today they'll attend a citizenship ceremony, and then off to parliament hill for canada day celebration. william and kate landed in ottawa yesterday and took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the national war memorial. this is the couple's first official visit as a married couple, and it's also kate's first visit to north america. next friday the royal couple wil

. >> ike the eun yang pac is a possibility? >> i won't even raise any money for my pac. >> he says he's doing it only for personal enrichment. >> right. whatever that means. >> so he can have a swimming pool and a bigger house, i guess. >> stay with us. "news 4 today" continues right now at 5:00 a.m. >>> celebrating the fourth. what you need to know about this weekend's festivities before you head down to the national mall. good morning. welcome back to "news 4 today." i'm joe krebs >> and i'm eun yang. it's july 1st, 2011. we're going to take a live look outside at 5:00 a.m. it is 67 degrees out there. still feels pretty cool out there relative to what a summer day might feel like in the morning. >> it's the 1st of july, and it's down into the 50s around the region. >>> as we start off this morning, another clear sky of the temperatures dipped into the lower 50s. northern montgomery county, southern loudoun, southern frederick county as well as around the blue ridge shenandoah valley. fairfax county around 60. upper 60s right

back to you, joe and eun. >> thanks, danella. friday eve. sugar plums dancing in my head. >> 4:54 now. coming up, which metro stations could be getting new names? >>> a new iphone could be on the way. "the wall street journal" reports apple placed orders with key vendors for the next model of the popular smartphone. some suppliers say the iphone 5 could be thinner and lighter. they also say it will have an 8 mega pixel camera. another vendor says the company plans to sell about 25 million of these units by the end of this year. that means the new phone should be out during the third quarter. >>> you can now skype with your friends on facebook. the founder of the social media network made the so-called awesome announcement. video chatting is not new, but introducing it into the social network realm could give it, and skype, a major boost. you can try it right now by going to facebook.com/videocalling. >>> this morning, metro's board of directors will get a detailed report on efforts to solve the escalator problems at a number of stations. the

i'm eun yang. >> do you think those spiders hitch hiked a ride on the outside of the shuttle? >> or they took them on purpose? >> wouldn't they just float away. >> all those legs moving. >> the web is not that strong. >> all right. it is 8:27. still ahead this hour, on alert. the discovery that is making sure security is even tighter than usual this fourth of july on the national mall. >>> a new twist to one of the highlighters lowlights of the fourth of july. the nathan's hot dog eating >>> in harm's way. the biggest challenges facing the firefighters battling the largest wildfire in new mexico's history. good morning and welcome back to news 4 today. i'm aaron gilchrist. >> i'm kimberly suiters. it is sunday, july 3rd. more than 1,600 firefighters from across the country are in new mexico this holiday weekend trying to put out the state's largest wildfire there. >> it's burning near las alamos. >> here's nbc's charles hadlock. >> as firefighters try to keep the flames at bay with controlled burns, the runaway fire continues to consume trees and brushes in las alamos. it has

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. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist in for eun yang. it is monday morning, the fourth of july, 2011. take a live look outside. the sun is up. temperatures in the mid-70s. here outside our studios. tom kierein is here talking about the possibility of more storms. >>> unfortunately, later this afternoon, we could get some. right now, though, it's a tranquil start to this fourth of july morning, and for the parades later today and the picnics, it should be dry. however, late afternoon it's like around 5:00 into the evening is when we have that chance of storpms. radar not picking up any storms. perhaps a sprinkle in montgomery county and the southern shenandoah valley right just south of harrisonburg. and temperatures around the region near 70 in the suburbs and rural areas. near the bay and at the atlantic beaches, low to mid-70s. it's in the mid-70s in washington. over the last 12 hours, the storms we had come through last night have really pretty much dissipated over the atlantic ocean. we do have considerable cloudiness this morning. there's the cloud cover from capitol hill, live p

. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this thursday, july 7th. all eyes are on orlando for the final stage of the trial of the year. in just a few hours casey anthony will return to court for sentencing. a jury found anthony guilty on four misdemeanor counts of lying to investigators. they acquitted her on the more serious charges of murder, and child abuse in the death of her 2-year-old daughter caylee. for the first time we are hearing from one of the jurors. she told abz how difficult the deliberation was. >> it doesn't feel good. it was a horrible decision to have to make. but i had to do it becauased on law. >> casey anthony faces up to a year in prison on each guilty verdict. but since she has already been in jail for three years, the judge could sentence her to time served, which means she could go free. extra security is in place, and there is a plan to get her out of court if that does happen. sentencing is set for 9:00 a.m. >>> happening today, president obama will press congressional leaders to bend their demands over the debt. the pre

i'm eun yang. welcome to news 4 this 6th day of july. anthony killed in her daughter's death. >> after 11 hours of deliberations, the jurors found her not guilty of the most serious charges, murder and child abuse. >> this morning kristen dahlgren has reaction on the decision. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, verdict as to count one, we, the jury, find the defendant not guilty. >> reporter: casey anthony sobbed after hearing the verdict, not guilty on the three most serious charges related to her 2-year-old daughter caylee's death. after weeks of testimony, the jury took less than 11 hours to decide. and while none who participated in deliberations spoke to the media, one alternate offered his take. >> the prosecution didn't meet the burden of proof. we had a lot of reasonable doubt there. >> reporter: but outside the courtroom, the jurors' unanimous decision was met with a shared shock and outrage. >> they got everything. how did you give her a verdict like that? >> we're just devastated. it's just unbelievable that somebody

. >> i'm eun yang. welcome this friday, july 8th, 2011. we begin with the final shuttle mission. stormy weather threatens to delay the final launch for space shuttle "atlantis." here's the final look from the kennedy space center. nbc's jay gray has a preview of the shuttle's final mission in the 30-year program. >> countdown has resumed towards an 11:26 a.m. liftoff time. >> reporter: the countdown this morning is clouded by concerns about the weather. >> the weather is not looking good for launch, as you know. we've been talking about this for a few days now. as you can see outside, the clouds have rolled in. we're starting to see some showers. >> reporter: nasa cameras captured this lightning strike thursday afternoon, but overnight the weather did not delay tanking procedures, and at this point, the launch team is not working any technical issues that would prevent liftoff later this morning. as many as 1 million spectators are expected to flood the space coast for launch, many camping out overnight for a prime spot in case the clouds break. >> this is like the best, to sit h

eun yang has the day off. welcome to "news 4 today." >>> it's another successful celebration of the fourth of july here in washington. >> it's my birthday today, i'm 235 years old. i came down to party. >> reporter: and he had lots of people come to help him. tens of thousands descended on d.c. ♪ o say can you see >> reporter: first for a star-studded concert at the capitol. then the spectacular show in the sky. along with the sea of people watching in the shadow of the washington monument, millions watched on television, and some held viewing parties around the area, like this one in dupont circle. it's a bona fide american tradition, the concert and fireworks. the kareem family made the drive from chicago. >> i lived in washington ten years ago. just wanted to come back and see it again. >> reporter: for this family from west virginia, it was an all day affair. >> we pack up coolers and food. we've got a tent, which we might need to

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist in for eun yang. it is tuesday, july 5th, as we take a live look outside. the sun is up over the nation's capit capital. lots of folks heading back to work. maybe got the windows cracked to start the morning. >>> the humidity dropped a little bit. a pleasant start. looks like a delightful summer day under way. here's the sky watcher camera looking into montgomery county, looking north from upper northwest washington. a blue sky there. it's cleared out there. still some lingering clouds in washington, virginia, and southern maryland, eastern shore, where they're getting a few sprinkles right now around the lower part of the eastern shore, and temperatures there in the mid and upper 70s. close to washington, near 70 prince george's county. mid-70s in washington. montgomery, arlington, fairfax counties have now dipped down into the 60s. it's in the low to mid-60s farther west and north. and out of the mountains of western maryland. look at the heavy rain that passed just south of washington and thankfull

i'm joe krebs. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist in for eun yang.come to "news 4 today" on this tuesday morning as we take a live look outside and await the rising of the sun. we're looking for another steamy day out around the area. >> looks pretty out there so far. what's it going to be like the rest of the day, tom? >>> we'll have moderate humidity, not the sweltering high humanity we usually get in july in washington. enjoy it while you can because it is going to be getting more humid tomorrow. right now, though, off to a pleasant start this morning after those heavy downpours just missed the mall last night passing to the south. those are now long gone. just a few lingering sprinkles in southern maryland. and the lower part of the northern neck. temperatures there in the 70s. mid-70s in washington. west and north, we're in the 60s on this tuesday morning as we get back to work. no travel problems weather-wise other than dense fog through parts of central virginia. right now temperatures in the 60s across much of the mountain region and western

. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist in for eun yang this morning. welcome to "news 4 today." it is monday, july 4th. >> let's take a live look outside right now. looks pretty clear at the moment, at least no rain. probably have some clouds overhead, though. we'll talk to tom in just a moment. 74 degrees. >>> first, more than 10,000 people are waking up without power. last check, more than 8,000 dominion power customers in northern virginia remain in the dark. pepco is reporting about 1,200 outages. novec has 40 customers without power right now. >> making progress getting the numbers down. tom, more storms possible later in the day? >>> unfortunately, yes. late this afternoon and for the events on the mall, there is the possibility of a passing thunderstorm this evening. right now no travel problems weatherwise. we have a dry sky over washington and throughout most of the region. although those little blips of blue that you see on radar on the left of your screen, those are light showers in the central and southern shenandoah valley. they're drifting off to the east. temperat

. >> and i'm eun yang. welcome to "news 4 today" for this friday, july 1st, 2011. >>> new from overnight, a d.c. police officer injured in a crash will be okay. you first saw this as breaking news at news 4 at 11:00. the accident happened at randall circle in southeast. the officer was taken by ambulance to a local hospital with injuries that are described as serious but non-life threatening. the driver of the other car was also hurt. the collision may be the result of a police pursuit that originated in prince george's county. >>> also new, hyattsville and prince george's county police are investigating a deadly stabbing on the 6500 block of america boulevard in hyattsville around 6:30 last night with report of a fight. when officers arrived, they found one man with stab wounds. he was transported to a nearby hospital where he later died. four others are also being treated for non-life threatening injuries. police have not identified a suspect or a motive. >>> a 4-year-old boy from maryland is recovering t

struggle is intense fig as leader kim jong-il transfers authority to his son and heir apparent, kim jong eun. they say he is pointing aides. south korean newspaper reported on friday that the north had purged 30 officials who took part in or supervised the inter-korean talks. the south fears that north could conduct another nuclear test and provocative acts and it will remain unstable for a while. >>> next our series, "the road ahead." today we focus on the fisheries. japan's east coast used to have one of the country's largest fisheries. its marine products account for 24% of the nation's production. but the earthquake and tsunami changed everything. the fisheries suffered over $15 billion damage, and the amount is still rising. a port once had the largest shark haul in japan and was also famous for producing shark fins. and the tsunami destroyed every fishery plant in the region. many may never reopen. we now report on a plant manager salvaging his business. >> reporter: the man behind the sanitary mask is hisash hisashi ishiwata, the executive director of a plant that prepares shark fins

la mayor matanza se registro eun r de monterrey donde fueron asesinadas 20 personas.en colombia, atentadoscinco jugadores que dieron sitivo en pruebas de clen-buterol.regresamos al punto de la discusion y el debate con jorge ramos. ♪ >> el columnia, analista, conservador que fue en parte responsable de la calidad del congresista wiener. publicÓ las fotos Íntimas del congresista. es conocido por ser una de las principales voces conservadoras en los estados unidos, sabemos muy poco con respecto a sus posiciones con respecto a los hispanos y por eso estÁ con nosotros. >> gracias por hablar con nosotros. >> muchas gracias. >> blemos primero del congresista anthony wiener. es saber de quÉ haya perdido el puesto? >> yo creo que Él es responsable de su propia ruina. el es quien se buscÓ esto, enviando este tipo de fotografÍas a personas totalmente desconocidas y provocando chantagear a un congresista de turno. tuvo que admitir que Él era culpable. porque encontramos a otra mujer que tenÍa otra serie de fotografÍas más explícitas que aquellas que habÍamos mostrado al principio. >> usted es una de

. >> Él debe estar involucrado en crimen organizado, no son sicarios de la calle, esto eun operivo biennce. >> circula el rumor de resto de pistoleros, aunque no ha sido confirmado, la gente sale a la calle para pedirle perdÓn al mundo por lo sucedido. >> facundo ha muerto. >> los escoltas y el representante de cabral sultaronileso. >> el duelo nacional decretado por el gobierno de este paÍs continÚa y ha trascdido que Ñana podrÍa ser repatriado el cuerpo del conocido cantautor a su natal argentina, erika porras, univisiÓ >> erika gracias y mÁs adelante dos amigos cercano hablan con primer impacto y diremos si el gobierno tiene planes especiales ante su muerte, no se lo pierda. >> un padre asesinÓ su hija de 4 aÑ de edad y luego se quitÓ la vida en el mismo lugar desde puto rico, tienen los espeluznantes detalles, veamos. >> fue en este Árbol que pedro m tomÓ la cruel decision de ahorcar a su hija, luego se suicidÓ colgÁndose del mismo Árbol en la ridencia de su primera esposa. >> por quÉ permitiste que le habÍa quitado la nena y se matÓ. >> el hombre estaba separado de su esposa ella m

beijing's continued efforts to pull rise prices and inflation in china soars to a three-year high in eun. now, banking stocks that sold, the crisis could spread to italy. in japan the striking yen is losing exporters. meanwhile in sid in the main aussie benchmark shed a percentage as the carbon plan. >> you mentioned more european debt. what's going on in italy? yeah. well top eu officials are set to meet later today in brussels. of course, they're going to discuss greece and the second aid package to greece. but there's also speculation that italy will be a topic of discussion. there are growing worrying that the italian economy, which is far larger than the three combined may be putted into the debt crisis as well. the index dropped 3.5% on fearses about the overall situation in italy. but a european council spokesman denies that today's event is a crisis meeting. ali. >> we'll keep a close eye on this. this is a problem that seems to not go away. kristie lu stout in hong kong. we'll check with you later in the show. thank you so much, chriskristie. >>> they celebrate the surpassing of

imÁgenes fueron grabadas en espaÑa donde ofreciÓ un concierto que no pudo cancelar, ahÍ lo tienen >> hoy eun para ir a ver el filme. >> imagÍna Ú. >> y para hablar del gran estrenoos habla daniela g quien nos hablÓ desde los Ángel para hablar del esperado estreno y el elenco que nos diÁa adiÓs. >> y tenemos otra invitada de lujo >> y oiamente a visitar a tu familia que vive en miami pero sirve para visitarnos y compartir con nosotros. >> muyonveniente estoy trabajando aquÍ pero vine a ver a mi familia. >> muy bienvenida aÍ. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos. >> Éanos. >> bueno, estÁ muy interesante vamos a ver quÉ pasa el fin de semana. >> logrÉ entrevistar aarte del elenco en nueva york en mharry potter y tienen sentimientos encontrados por un lado dicen adiÓs pero hayportidad para hacer otros proyectos, vamos a verlos. >> (♪). >> en este Épico fal la batalla entre el bien y el mal llega a proporciones inimaginable serÁ harry pter el llamado a ser el mÁximo sacrificio para salvar a su universo de las fuerzas ma' lipg malignas y su enfrentamiento serÁ inevitable. >> todo terminarÁ aquÍ. >> convers

joining me now with more details is eunice eun from cnn beijing.nice, we say cooling down, and it put that in quotes, but put that into perspective for us. >> pauline, like you said, these are very strong numbers. the chinese economy grew at 9.5% in the second quarter. that's slightly slower than the first quarter's 9.7%. it's still enviable growth. at the same time causing headaches here. wen jiabao said fighting inflation is the top priority, same he wants to avoid big swings in the economy brought on by tighter policy. the tightening policy has been feeding concerns here of a hard landing. complicating matters at the same time are concerns that china may have taken on way too much debt. >>> in the shadows of beijing's urban jungle, the one-man show of defiance against the building boom. this man lives on this traffic island, land he says his family-owned for five generations. he refused to moves, even after local authorities demolished his original house as part of their plan to build up the city. it's not necessary, he says. there are only so m

the president could citing that constitutional authority pay the debts eun hrat r euna u.n. ilat.ty of the public debt of the united states authorized by law including debts for payment of pensions, pensions that is a very important word, and bounties for payment of services in suppressing inch sur recollection or rebellion shall not be questioned. your key point is that pensions, government obligations have to be paid. >> reporter: i think that is the point. of course the constitution as we know is fought overall the time and the inch interpreter nation of it and this issue has never come up since the civil war because the congress has always moved to extend the debt limit since that was imposed i think in the middle of the last century. what's happened here is we have a showdown, and will the president decide, look, i'm going to go ahead unilaterally to do this. if he did he could assert the constitutional power. there would be a political uproar but he would have to say to congress, stop me, make me not do it. it would be a little bit like the war powers resolution, he cited th

seis meses spuÉs de que la representante gifford fue herida eun disparo en la cabeza, la casa blancao cercano, no se espera una prohibiciÓn pero sÍ ijan fortalecer las averiguaciones. la reciente tormenta de polvo de phoenix registra una seria infecciÓn pulmonar. >> el doctor del hospital san josÉ estima que una de cada tres personas que viven en la zona desÉrtica derizona podrÍa contraer la fiebre del valle. >> la fiebre del valle es una infecciÓn en los pulmone causada por un hongo q crece en zonas desÉrticas, es una enfermedad que se puede prevenir. >> protegiÉndose del polvo, no saliendo durante una tormenta, esa es otra manera de prevenir la infecciÓn. >> la infecciÓn comienza cuan se inhala el hongo. >> la mitad de la gente no tiene sÍntomas. >> es que los sÍntomas son muy en leves o parecidos a los de una gripe y la recuperaciÓn podrÍa tardar semanas o hasta meses. trabajadores de la construcciÓn estÁn más propensos a pacer esta enfermedad. >> cuando uno reira puede infectar los pulmones... >> la marÍa de las personas tienen sÍntomas ligeros y no van al doctor. >> una persona