sent wyatt andrews out to meet him. >> lemonade. >> reporter: the first thing to know about this lemonadet it was johnny's idea. >> lemonade. eight-year-old johnny karlinchak. for johnny this is a fund-raiser for a cause that he wrote on the money jar. >> what does your sign say mere? >> this is mrs. myers building fund. >> this is my living rom. >> mrs. myers is elissa myers, a close family friend and neighbor. three weeks ago after a storm pushed this oaktree into her home, johnny donated his savings of five quarters. >> from his piggy bank an he said i'm just getting started. i'll be back. >> which was all very nice but why do this? johnny says he owes mrs. myers for what she did in a time of tragedy. >> she helped us. now it's time to help her. >> reporter: how did she help you. >> she gave us food and all this good stuff when kelly died. >> kelly, johnnie's sister was killed in a car accident four years ago. their mother donna says the neighborhood response lead by mrs. myers was unforgetable. >> they really came together for us. did anything that they could. grocery shopping, carpoo

the lemonade stand.ringfield, virginia, a lemonade stand brought a lot of good neighbors together thanks to one little boy. wyatt andrews has the story. >> the first thing to know about this lemonade stand is that it was johnny's idea. >> lemonade! >> 8-year-old johnny karlinchak. to johnny this is a fundraiser for a cause that he wrote on the money jar. >> what does your sign say here? >> mrs. myer's building fund. >> this was in my living room. >> mrs. myers is elissa myers, a close friend and neighbor. three weeks ago, after a storm pushed this oak tree into her home, johnny donated his savings of five quarters. >> from his piggy bank and he said, i'm just getting started. i'll be back. >> which was all very nice. but why do this? johnny says he owes mrs. myers for what she did in a time of tragedy. >> she helped us and now it's time to help her. >> how did she help you? >> she gave us food and all this good stuff when kelly died. >> kelly, johnny's sister, was killed in a car accident four years ago.

lemonade. yeah good idea brian you might need one after that lame excuse of an interview so we're going to children for insight about obama's handling of the economy all based of the sound bite it's edited to the nines were given kilmeade tonight's tool time ward. and last week's movie theater shooting in aurora colorado is still fresh in everyone's minds and every time mass shooting occurs here the left and the right to bring up the issue of guns from people like mitt romney who want to make it very clear that in his opinion gun legislation wouldn't have saved those twelve lives. i still believe that the second amendment is the right course to preserve and defend and don't believe that new laws are going to make a difference in this type of tragedy. to people like michael michael bloomberg wants to use it as a rallying cry for harsher gun laws. i don't understand why the police officers across this country don't stand up collectively and say we're going to go on strike we're not going to prote

we saw a picture you brought up from an ellicott city lemonade stand. in that photograph, that's me, danoto and her friend, frank. this is a cool story besides the fact it's a lemonade stand, they were inspired by the proceeds they made to donate it to mac murray, a 7-year-old boy, i believe he's from sikesville and has a rare disease. there's an organization called max team and they're helping the family pay for medical bills. a pretty cool story right there, way to go megan and mia taking those proceeds and doing something good with it. >> i always love that. >>> $1.75 for lemonade. >> i'm telling you, it's delicious. >> inflation at its best. >> those cookies and let me onaid -- lemonade were actually from chick-fil-a, so you gotta make a profit. >> it is awesome. >>> let's do this weather thing because we have a whole mess of weather to talk about. first off the flash flood watch. what you need to know this afternoon going into the evening hours is that more storms are on the way and some which could produce some flash flooding. so just be aware of

i made frozen lemonade. >> excellent. >> when where she offers them a drink. >> i made frozen lemonade. i'm going to get changed. have a seat. okay? >> anyone watching this scene repeat itself over and over might be wondering what's going on. die you bring the condoms? >> yep. >> good. >> the girl is an 18-year-old actress hired by "dateline." she's inviting suspected sex predators to sit at a bar in a backyard that is wired with hidden cameras. >> where do you work? >> software. >> like the computer? oh. >> she chats with the men making them feel more at ease. >> office your ride? >> i missed my train first. then i missed my bus. >> oh, no. but you got here. that's the good part. >> and then i come out. >> you had quite the commute today, huh? why don't you have a seat by the bar there? did you enjoy your drink? >> yeah. >> it is part of the investigation into online sex predators. this guy's coming in. >> get down. >> as in the past, men from all walks of life show up. a respected doctor. >> pour me a drink. i'll put on my suit. >> geez. >> we can go far ride later. >> you bet. >> an

kid in the neighborhood having a lemonade stand.when was the last teem you went to a lemonade stand. >> a couple days ago. >> made me turn around and i got lemonade and cookies. >> prices have gone up since the last teem i was there. 1.75. >> inflation. >> here's what's going on this morning. kent island talking temperatures around 81 degrees. that's the launching pad for location into the 85 downtown and 82 in annapolis. georgetown checks in at 80. and again talking heat indecks running into the 80s. heat advisory in effect. 11 until 9 tonight. and notice a cold front draped over parts of upstate new york. that's in our direction by later this evening and that will fire off a scattered shower or gusty thunderstorm. look at future trend. 1 hundred hain -- 100 along the 95 stretch. that shifts towards the south by this evening. drops the temperatures down. we could address the idea of severe weather today. 99 hot and humid late in the day the lay day showers and thunderstorms. and tonight down to 75 degrees with the strong storms. ju

but there's something different about one lemonade stand in virginia, and its young entrepeneur.t why a ed andrews out to meet him. >> the first thing to know about this lemonade stand, is that it was johnny's idea. eight years old, to johnnie this is a fund-raiser for a cause that he wrote on the money charcoal. >> what is your sign say here? >> this is my rebuilding fund. >> this was in my living room. >> mrs. meyers is a close family friend and neighbor, three weeks ago after a storm pushed this oak tree into her home, johnny donated his savings of five quarters. >> from his piggy bank, and he said " i am just getting started ". i will be back. >> that was all very nice, but why do this? john says that he owes her for what she did in a time of tragedy. >> she helped us and now it's time to help her. >> how did she help you? >> she gave us food, and all this good stuff, when kelly died. >> kelly, johnny sister, was killed in a car accident four years ago. their mother says the neighborhood response led by mrs. myers, was unforgettable. >> neighbors really king together for us.

. >> i made frozen lemonade. i'm going to go get changed, have a seat. >> okay. >> anybody watching this scene over and over may wonder what is going on. >> so did you bring the condoms? >> yeah. >> good. >> the girl is an 18-year-old actress, who is there at a bar, with a hidden wire. >> where do you work? oh, like the computer. >> reporter: she chats with the men, making them feel more at ease. >> so how was your ride? >> i missed my train first, then i missed my bus. >> oh no, but you got here, that is the good part. >> and then i come out. so you had quite the commute here, why don't you have a seat right over there by the bar? did you enjoy the drink? >> it is all part of the "dateline" investigation into on line sex predators. men from all walks of life show up. a respected doctor. >> maybe we can go for a ride later. >> you bet. >> reporter: and a carpenter who gave us the most revealing confession we have ever heard. >> is there a part of you who wishes the 13-year-old girl was here? >> if the 13-year-old

raspberry and lemonade. you do not have to get regular lemonade. tavis: when the call comes for you to do this, the true story, you had been a first lady. talk about synergy. >> well, it was almost a role that was not. i had another job. and then it finally stopped. tavis: you passed on cedric the entertainer? >> yes. but it wasn't personal. it is called show business and not show friends. i had another project, but then who could turn down ceddy there. can i finish? >> yes, yes, yes. >> so anyway, when i found out that she was married to an r&b singer and left the stage to become a pastor, i was like i was married to a man who left the stage to become a pastor. he is from st. louis. my old -- my whole family is from st. louis. and when i sat down with a raspberry and lemonade, i knew. tavis: it sounds like divine intervention. >> so much of the story parallel her real life. i could not believe it. you stole my story. it was on the point, but it was perfect. it was a perfect storm in a sense that energy wise, and again, she is just like that. reall

he within through the proper channels, got the license for it, put the lemonade stand up.uess what happens? let's hear from the kid. >> i'm kind of sad. last time i went to the city council meeting, they were encouraging me to set up here. i'm going to go to lansing to change the law instead of keeping kids like this from doing what they want to do. >> he's actually helping a sick relative. >> i agree with greg, some bizarre operation where america looks like it's david hasselhoff and woke you have as frankenstein. what's up with the regulations? kids and lemonade stand as soon as that was one of the funnest thing i did. >> president obama would be for a hot dog stand if it was actually selling real hot dog. >> oh, my gosh! he started it! >> the story is one has epilepsy and one has ms. he got the proper permitting, and then when he set up the cart, this little kid, he set up the cart to make the money, someone else from the county came in and said, you can't have it. there are so many regulations that one hand isn't even talking to the other. and anyone who tried to open

sometimes you have got dealt lemons and to make lemonade. -- you make lemonade.ometimes people come and complain. we're not the enemy. we are the victims of a circumstance of this state that is too cheap to stand up and fight for children. to be in a state that does not go out there and do everything humanly possible to adequately fund education is a disgrace. in this budget, there is not enough money to do all the great things for what we think is needed. the arts-music library, math, science, ap, ell, foreign language, extended days, credit recovery, summer school, parikh engagement, staff development, food services, custodians, nurses, the list goes on forever. deferred maintenance. the state is not going to do it, san franciscans have always stood up for children. we have been able to pass prop h. if the state would follow the model of san francisco, we would have a fabulous system. we cannot do it all by ourselves but the state has to help and for them to create these sweeps of tier 3 programs and these got awful things we have to do, we do that work. -- the

he opened up a lemonade stand to help his neighbor pay her $500 insurance dee ductable. he raised $714 so far. his neighbor is grateful. >> she was crying but not crying, she was crying for joy. >> he learned his compassion the hard way, his little sister died in a car accident when he was six years old, and he saw how people helped them out, and wanted to do the same. >> pretty grown up for a little boy. >> welcome back. how far away were you? >> 3400 miles. >> we went to montana, and then rode back across the country, a lot of country like that, especially in south dakota and iowa, that shot was in glacierer at 6:00 in the morning before the wind disturbed the water. looks like a mirror image and the reason is because, we saw four of those suckers along the way. my friend was riding a 12-year-old low rider and that bike is awful and it broke down four times. and we have done a country trip several times before and i told her we will not do it again on that bike. >> yours held up? >> oh, yeah, my road glide all the way. it's a sporty bike. people were taking pictures of

the team held it -- had a lemonade stand on game day. the money we collected was donated for more research and even though it is not much, we hope it will help. with the medicine and treatments, we hope that you will get better soon. i know that you will when i guess this illness and we hope to see you running around real soon. remain strong and know that my team and i will be scoring goals with your name on them. we will always be thinking of you and our friendship. sincerely, your friends at e.o. taylor. >> and as a reminder that sometimes, just a letter can be something that really bryan's of their day and brings them hold. they also had a lemonade stand, did a toy and book drive. let's have another hand for e.r. taylor. bell was a beautiful letter and we appreciate it. working on a similar topic, the lady jaguars. they also collected over 40 toys. they did a lot of research and learned a lot about cancer. before they did that, they wrote some incredible poems about a variety of topics. that is what it is about, writing, getting your

you need a sidewalk in order to extend up the lemonade stand. the sidewalk there for you. the girls couldn't make any money without the sidewalk built outside their house? is that what the message is? bill: got it. martha: thank you, little girls. it is hot out there and everybody wants lemonade on a day like today. president obama is not going on the defensive. is now going on the defensive i should say over those controversial comments we've been talking about with our last guest and with the lemonade girls. will those remarks haunt his re-election campaign heading into november? we'll have a fair and balanced debate on the significance of those comments going forward. bill: former president bush out with a new book on jump-starting the economic engine. hmmm. timing right? what he says is the key to a robust recovery. this is $100,000. we asked total strangers to watch it for us. thank you so much, i appreciate it, i'll be right back. they didn't take a dime. how much in fees does your bank take to watch your money ? if your bank takes more mo

. >> and a little girl using a lemonade stand to raise money to go to church camp is hit by thieves, how they got way with hundreds of dollars worth of stuff. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. [ male announcer ] where did all the obama stimulus money go? friends, donors, campaign supporters, special interest groups where did the obama stimulus money go? solyndra: 500 million taxpayer dollars. bankrupt. so where did the obama stimulus money go? windmills from china. electric cars from finland 79% of the 2.1 billion in stimulus grants awarded through it went to overseas companies. [ romney ] i'm mitt romney and i approve this message. >>> an unthinkable crime in ohio, a little girl running a lemonade stand to go to church camp was robbed. so far she had made about 70 bucks, but the excitement turned sour sunday night when someone drove by her stand and robbed it. >> in a minivan they came by and they looked around the box. they just grabbed my purse and they drove down the street. >> it breaks my heart that she has to learn a lesson like this the hard way. >> the thieves managed to

he started selling lemonade. so far, haze raised nearly $400.ye nice gesture from that young man. >> good for him. >>> help for a man with cerebral palsy. he is having an extremely difficult time and a half fating his motorized wheelchair under the house that he shares with his mother. >> a local church helping out by raising money for an addition to his home. karen gray houston has the story. >> reporter: cerebral palsy as muscular condition that may slow grant down but he is not letting it stymie his development. >> i just look at myself as a regular person. >> reporter: but he is bumping into walls with his wheelchair, has difficulty navigating into the kitchen and bathroom. >> in order for me to access the bathroom, i have to aline my chair just right. >> reporter: it has been tough on his mom, trying to lift him into bed. >> i have to angle him on me, pivot in a way where i can get him into the bed. there have been times when i fall. several times, we've had times where we can't move. >> reporter: fast forward to their new found bethel comm

i love herbs. >> jimmy: you put herbs in the lemonade. >> uh-huh. yep.urmet. >> jimmy: yeah. [ laughter ] >> yeah, have that. >> jimmy: yeah. i really like the -- >> you really need some more. >> jimmy: yeah, gotta get some thyme in there. get a lemon in there. there you go. cheers. >> cheers. >> jimmy: thanks -- yeah. thanks for coming back. [ applause ] delicious. >> is it less herby? >> jimmy: absolutely yes. very herbal. feels like jagermeister. [ laughter ] now, last time we saw you, top chef all-stars. you were -- i was on the show with you. >> yes. >> jimmy: i picked -- i chose you because you made the best chicken pot pie i've ever had in my life. >> with the crust on the what? >> jimmy: crust on the bottom. okay, good. you know, that's the good stuff. did you ever get that frozen chicken pot pie with no crust on the bottom? >> oh, no. yeah, what? >> jimmy: no. say, hmm? but this led -- that -- you didn't win that season unfortunately. >> i didn't. but i won that challenge and i went to tokyo 'cause you were there. and then i came on here and i m

here -- it's half beer, half lemonade.ling lemonade. so something a little different. >> it is different. kind of refreshing. i'd probably just take my beer with beer but it's good. >> for dessert all we did was make money mini cup kings. then when you lay them out, they mim mimic the games, you can do a shot putt, you can do medals and you can get all of these things at party.com. >> thank you. it's very inspiring. >> coming up next, olympic-inspired fashion and beauty tips of the athletes, coming up right after this. work... errands... ♪ ...a greasy bag of deep-fried easy. ♪ but you have hamburger helper on your side. with 40 varieties that are all fast and easy to make, nothing stands in your way of a home-cooked meal. hamburger helper. help is on the way. into john stamos. honey! i think i'm getting burned! eat. ♪ tastes pretty good, huh? [ men grunting ] open! [ male announcer ] oikos. possibly the best yogurt in the world. [ men grunting ] open! i wish i could keep it this way. [ male announcer ] even after a dental

tell me about your lemonade business. >> our lemonade is actually homemade but i can't tell you our recipe's propeitery. >> i won't ask you about that and i won't ask colonel sanders about his secret batter. who helped you start this business? >> our investors who are our dad and our stepmom along with some other friends and family including our brother. >> wow, your brother -- is your brother a good worker, by the way? >> yes, he is. >> good. he's a very cute and hard worker. >> well, it's hard to imagine him cuter than you two. clara, how do you feel about the president saying that you needed help to start this business and just speak from -- speak from within. all right, you know what? let's switch over to -- >> why don't you answer that one? >> i would say that's rude because we worked very hard to build this businesses but we did have help. >> and your help came from? >> our help came from our investors, our dad and stepmom along with other friends and family. >> eliza, what's it like working with your sister and your brother? >> my brother does things he likes to do. every time you s

. >> way to turn lemons into lemonade. >> this next one cracks me up. woman runs ahead to try to get the gate to open. the car runs through, and she's like wait, wait for me! she gets close lined by the gate, and it gets funnier the more you watch it. >> how did that happen? >> she was looking back like oh, another car is coming -- >> what is wrong with the driver that the driver couldn't reach out to get the ticket and made their poor friend do this, and then she is caught on surveillance camera. >> and you know that left a mark too. >> that's it for today's "right this minute." we're glad you spent time with us, and we'll see you next time. ♪

. >>> this is a classic case of some kids turning lemons into lemonade, and i'm going to let you tellim. >> we're from duluth, skateboarding news. he's talking about the roadways that were flooded and destroyed, and they decided to come from arizona to duluth to skateboard and what was left behind. >> it is a wild day and a great go skateboarding day. go back to you, john. are we good? ♪ >>> this is really dangerous, actually. >> the boys are fine, nobody fell in, they just shot some cool video. notice noti ♪ . they went from phoenix to duluth for broken roads. >> i can't even stan on a sca skateboard and their going over this broken stuff. >> we would have less videos on the show if we didn't have russian videos. here is one, and those specificy manhole covers get in the way almost daily. >> better the suv and the motorcyclist. >> i know, but he almost got hit. close call, the silver suv got sent off, the motorcycle dodged it all, but he looks back thinking that could have been me. how about this guy, brakes fail, traffic starts to slow down. if you look to the left side you see some

. >> and in rockville -- >> we worked on a lemonade stand. >> family does have power. are the lucky ones. >> they say they're not going anywhere. we will just stick around. >> authorities say that's a good idea. over the area are still blocked off by trees and power lines. of traffic lights are out all over the area. you are supposed to treat them four-will stop. on pennsylvania avenue in southeast, some people were but others were driving right through. possible you will be for the mornthis in. major street in rockville, shut down. a lot of other important votes are shut down throughout the entire area. leave a lot of extra time this morning. thesportation officials and district, maryland, and virginia are recommending people use to stay off the roads today. still inf them are such bad shape. in rockville in montgomery county, tom roussey reporting . >> bc 7 news pepco talked about the efforts to restore power. they answered the critics as to whether pepco is doing enough. >> this was a catastrophic event. it hit several utilities from the midwest to the mid-atlantic.

he sold lemonade and cookies for 50 cents.'s raised $714 and his neighbor couldn't be happier. >> she was crying but not crying -- she was crying for joy. >> johnny learned his compassion the hardest way imaginable. four years ago his sister kelly died in a car accident at the age of 6. johnny's mother says he saw how people helped them out and now he wanted to do the same thing for other people. >> amazing what just a little bit of will from someone that tiny can do to change lives. >> a great story. >>> 5:37 this morning. thank you for joining us. a scheduled shakeup for some area bus riders after another fire prompts changes. >>> not where you want to find yourself. an up close look at the power of flash flooding. >>> and no break from mother >>> and no break from mother nature after a night still thinking of replacing the truck? i just don't know where to start. glad you made it. start by choosing from over 30,000 used cars and trucks. carmax. start here. [monotone] she says, "switch to progressive and you could save hundr

>>> we all know the saying, if you're handed lemons, you make lem lemonade.ne guy didn't let the worst drought stop him from having the greenest lawn. he was armed with a tin of bright green paint. he is a painter and decided he wasn't going to paint for it. he painted his brown grass green. look at that. shoppers across the country are being warned if it's grown here, expect to pay more. this is the toll of heat wave. 27 states, the countries crops are shrivelled. both are staple items this millions of products. 38% of the corn crop is in poor or very poor condition. chad meyers is hear to break it down. what is this going to mean when people go to the grocery store because prices are likely to go up? >> corn is in so many things. corn syrup in pop and cokes. corn flakes. you don't realize how much corn is fed to animals including in chickens and in beef. when you have to pay more to feed those cows, the cows will cost you more when they get to the grocery store. let me show you what's happened. they are calling it a flash drought. you've heard of a flash fl

once in a while a neighbor would come by and would excuse herself and come out with a pitcher of lemonade or ice tea. she had those tea cakes that i loved. most of the time children would say go on and play. you wouldn't listen to grown up's conversation. at that point we were all welcome. the stories were layered. seniors got something that the young parents and fathers learned, then teenagers and little ones. we all got something out of the story. they were layered. i try to do that in my writing. i try to layer so that the reader who is sharing the story with the young person will get something out of it or see something they can learn from as well. my mother loved to do poetry. i would sit in the hallow of her arm and begin resiting dunbar poetry. [inaudible] you as dirty as me. look at that mouth. him being so sweet and sticky, goodness. i would say momma, do it again, please. i would beg her to do it again, she would say, no, go to bed, now. i grew up listening to dunbar who wrote in dialect, little brown baby. he wrote beautiful things in standard english. an angel robed in spotles

. >> adults are staying cool by grabbing a snow cone or fresh squeezed lemonade. owners know when the temperature goes up business will be booming. >> we get prepared for it. stay tune -- stay cool. >> health officials say there does not have to be any more heat related death. everyone is potentially preventable. >> if you look for people who are vulnerable don't have access to air conditioning or live alone or have medical conditions, those are the people we want to reach. >> last summer, there were 34 heat-related deaths across the state. officials hope we don't make it up to that number again this year. heat causedntense an activation of the peak event. this is different from the non- emergency event later in the day. it was directed by the electrical grid operator who says a.c. current to be cycled at their rate and they have. it could be cycling up to six hours or longer. >> crews under contract with the department of public works continue to work on a busted the water main in downtown baltimore. our reporter tells us this is not the first time the major arte

so johnny built a lemonade stand to raise money for his neighbors. the first day he pulled in $22.nations grew. his goal was $500. that would pay his neighbor's home insurance deductible. and he's already exceeded it. >> she was crying but not crying. she was crying for joy. >> reporter: johnny's mother, donna, said they get their inspiration from their own experience with loss. they lost their 6-year-old daughter in a car accident four years ago. the community rallied around to help them, but donna says giving back, that was her therapy. >> it was tough in the beginning to wake up every morning. i got involved with a charity and i would donate pajamas to children in need in shelters right here in fairfax county and that helped, giving back to other children really helped. >> reporter: this is all that remains of the tree. it did so much damage they're not sure if they can even rebuild. but help from a little neighbor down the street still gives them hope. >> johnny has really captured the spirit of something. i think he's really captured the spirit of the american community the wa