amy hollyfield joins us from south san francisco. >>> if you are caring for a five-year-old. do you think she or he could save you if you were choking. caylee did it. her grandmother was choking on a chicken bone. she takes care of the grandkid during the day and they had chosen kfc. caylee was the only one near her and chicken bone got caught in the grandmother's throat and the little girl slapped her on the back. >> she was choking. she couldn't breathe and she couldn't talk. and her -- >> i couldn't believe it at first. such a tiny girl had such a power punch in her. 6 i was so truly happy that i could breathe. i was extremely proud. >> reporter: leanne says her granddaughter is a who are and caylee told us she agrees. she thinks he is a hero, too. leanne wanted to go public with her story she wants everyone to know to teach young children what to do. this children is feeling very grateful right now. -- this family is feeling very grateful right how. >> and she was so brave. >> now to another hero. the story of a crime fighting super dog. paco took on a couple armed robber

amy hollyfield joins us from south san francisco. >>> if you are caring for a five-year-old. do you think she or he could save you if you were choking. caylee did it. her grandmother was choking on a chicken bone. she takes care of the grandkid during the day and they had chosen kfc. caylee was the only one near her and chicken bone got caught in the grandmother's throat and the little girl slapped her on the back. >> she was choking. she couldn't breathe and she couldn't talk. and her -- >> i couldn't believe it at first. such a tiny girl had such a power punch in her. 6 i was so truly happy that i could breathe. i was extremely proud. >> reporter: leanne says her granddaughter is a who are and caylee told us she agrees. she thinks he is a hero, too. leanne wanted to go public with her story she wants everyone to know to teach young children what to do. this children is feeling very grateful right now. -- this family is feeling very grateful right how. >> and she was so brave. >> now to another hero. the story of a crime fighting super dog. paco took on a couple armed robber

year-and-a-half, we have started to see a lot more community by and, in the community coming to us from south -- for stories, but you have to recognize that they are a diverse community, that they are someone who might have been left out of the usual media stream, and let them know that you understand that, and they will slowly open up to you. >> he is the co-founder of the oakland local. >> i'm going to play devil's advocate a little bit here. you cover your local community. do you feel at all, as a non- profit, a bit -- dare i say -- not threatened, but some kind of competition has come in from the big boys? you were having a nice conversation earlier. i listen in. do you see yahoo! going local, for example, as a plus, or do you see them as competition? how did you see that? >> first, full disclosure, yahoo! is a content partner for oakland local. they dibu

year-and-a-half, we have started to see a lot more community by and, in the community coming to us from south -- for stories, but you have to recognize that they are a diverse community, that they are someone who might have been left out of the usual media stream, and let them know that you understand that, and they will slowly open up to you. >>

low 90s but again looking for that mix of clouds and that slight chance of showers creeping at us from the south. we will have to watch that and see how it develop at this point it looks like a long shot but still it'll be a factor come the weekend. there you go, there is the warm up. >> thank you. the isn't a smoking movement calls it the final frontier. >> really no safe level of secondhand smoke. >> protecting nonsmokers in their own home. the fight in one apartment building that led to new policy. >>> and the final curtain on a bay area landmark that -- the credits roll for the last time. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, it's a story . >>> residents of a condo are declaring a win in the battle our secondhand smoke. it's a story consumer watch first reported in february. >> reporter: just think you pay half a million dollars for a luxury high-rise condo, only to be forced out by your neighbors overwhelming cigarette smoke. that's what happened to one woman but now it's appropriating change. >> it was a wake up call. >> reporter: the hoa president talking about the dispute that spread like, well, smoke thro

but again we'll be looking for the mix of clouds and the slight chance of showers creeping at us from the south, we'll have to watch that and see how things develop at this point it looks like a long shot. but still it will be a factor come the weekend. so there you go ann. there's your warmup as promised. >> all right, thank you jim. >>> well, captain america showed off the superpowers at the bob office this weekend. the new movie based on the classic comic managed to do something voldemort couldn't pull off -- he knocked off harry potter. it raked in almost $66 million on the opening weekend. "harry potter and the deathly hallows" part two dropped to second place. far behind was "friends with benefits" and holdovers -- today, it became they rounded out the top five. cheering, applause >>> today it became legal and same sex weddings took place all over new york. [ cheering and applause ] the weddings in celebrations began attempt when new york became the sixth and largest state to allow same sex marriage in new york city more than 800 couples said their vows at city hall. but the federal gover

. >>> republican senator lindsey graham joins us now from south carolina. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> you said that if we don't act soon the u.s. will have a financial crisis as bad as greece, and what is your reaction to what happened in the senate? >> i was very disappointed. if this is not worthy of debate, what would be? if you don't put forth the cap, cut and balance and then to address the fundamental problem. we are not in jeopardy of becoming greece because we don't raise the debt ceiling. we are in jeopardy of becoming greece because we have 70% of the debt to gdp is going to be 100 in little over a decade, so we have to do more than raise the debt ceiling. we have got to address what got us into debt, and if you don't like cut, cap and balance come up with a plan of your own. i believe that the only solution to this problem is not political rhetoric between politicians and parties. it is a structural change, a balanced budget amendment to the constitution to make us do things that neither one of us like to do, and if we don't

paula hancocks, thank you very much for joining us there from south korea. >>> and before we go we wantll be heading back to a new york courtroom in just a few hour from now. a source close to the case tells cnn that investigators now believe that the hotel maid who's accusing the former imf chief of sexual assault has "some serious credibility problems." the source says the defense lawyers will ask the judge to sharply reduce dominique strauss-kahn's bail as a result and that prosecutors will not object to that. >>> and don't forget that you can get in touch with the whole of the world business today on facebook go. to facebook.com/cnnwbt. that's it for this edition of "world business today." "marketpla "marketpla "marketplace" is next. >>> this week on "marketplace middle east," change as the imf gets a new head. what does it mean for the region? >>> plus, as tempers flare again in cairo six months into the arab spring, what lessons can be learned from iraq? we speak to the minister of state. >>> and the middle east a budget. a trend in web sites that is taking over the region and gar

from the south. this is going to bring muggy weather through the second half of the week especially tomorrow into thursday, possibly even enough instability from the moisture pushing in for usated thunderstorms. the best chance for that in the south bay and especially on thursday. 60 degrees now in hayward. 59 in san mateo. 54 in novato. from the contour map where the marine influence is. the sun is up over fairfield. in the city, 70 by noon, a thin veil of clouds. a beautiful day for outdoor plans like laura suggested maybe lunch on the patio in the city today. 79 degrees. 92 redwood city. 9 they san jose. concord 99. and livermore as well. look where we're headed. a cool down starts as we head through tomorrow. if you are headed out you can catch it on our partners comcast, 65 degrees, 62 at 8:00, 60 degrees at 9 after we hopefully see the giants beat the padres. down to the low 80s this weekend. laura, no more triple digits, take those triplets out to the park. >> as we always do. keep us busy. thank you very much. hot dogs yesterday. who is the real hot dog eating champion? a'll break down theconty.vers 'somit cllup controversy. it's all comg t.inupex n sure, pulling th

from his fellow republicans. senator demint with us now from south carolina. his new book "the great awakening two years that changed america, washington and me" came out just this week. i want to get to the debt talksment i want to talk about today's very disappointing unemployment report, jobs report, showing very anemic job growth in the american economy. here is one of the things the president says must be done. if you look at the sectors hurting most, construction is one of them and the president says washington can help. let's listen. >> right now, there are over a million construction workers out of work after the the housing boom went bust, just as america needs lot of rebuilding. we connect the two by investing in rebuilding our roads and our bridges and our rail ways and our infrastructure. >> is the president right, even as you negotiate with him big spending cuts, maybe changes to social security and medicare, your push for a balanced banlt mendment, is he right that even as that goes on, maybe we need to find some money to put construction workers

>> harris: for those of us from the south are used to seeing some of these temperatures and always the danger zone happens overnight because you need some cooling. that is going to be a problem for many of these areas i understand. >> a lot of temperatures aren't going to get back below eight. some maybe 83 to 85 during the overnight low temperatures. those are your typical daytime high temperatures. your houses don't cool down there. is no relief to your body. keep in mind, harris, so many people on faked income can't afford to cool their houses. make sure you check in on those people and your neighbors and relatives. >> harris: i always say the pets, too. look out for them. we have more coverage ahead on the debt crisis and what we can expect to happen tomorrow now that the president has called an 11:00 a.m. eastern meeting. and house speaker boehner says he will be there. plus, a fiery crash between a tour bus and a tractor-trailer injures dozens of people. turns out the driver who should have never been behind the wheel is in this. but, there is a hero in this story, too. that's co

. >>> some breaking news coming in to us right now from south brunswick, new jersey.'s been a chopper crash here behind a school in central new jersey. this is south brunswick. we're told police say two people on the chopper are hurt, but we don't know how badly. the crash happened about 45 minutes ago behind the indiana fields elementary school there in central new jersey. we're keeping our eye on that breaking news. casey anthony may be out of prison, but attend dees at a fair in kentucky got to put her back on trial with a dunking booth. fair goers at the state versus anthony booth could dunk a casey impersonator by hitting two targets guilty or innocence. fair officials shut down the dunk tank yesterday. it could be an extended summer vacation for students in memphis, tennessee. in a big battle over money the school board says it will not open the doors of the schools until the city pays up. lori brown has the latest. >> reporter: it's a move that could be considered bold or brash. >> with eight eyes and one no that vote has been proved. >> reporter: memphis board

. >>> the state is using a bug from south america to try and control a plant from there. the water hyacinth plant hopper is being released in the delta in an evident to keep the water hyacinths from clogging the waterways there. water hyacinths formats that clog water intake systems and block boats, as well. the state food and agriculture department has released 5,000 of them in the delta in a pilot program that may be expanded if they can get to work and take care of those plants. >>> 5:13. the numbers are truly adding up. still ahead, the major milestone for our good planet earth. >> and she looks like a normal dog, very cute but this beagle has a bright spot. we are going to tell you about her special trait and how it might help save lives someday. >>> if you are take off out of sfo this morning, we are cleared for take-off. temperature today hitting 72 so about seasonal. we should see mostly sunny skies. different story heading to houston today. they have a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms. warm there are, as well. today houston will see a high of 92 degrees. a

just clear to partly cloudy skies from us to the south. that front will continue to generate some thunderstorms in southern maryland. you can see the remnants of the thunderstorm clouds in delaware. 2.7 inches of rain this afternoon. a slow-moving thunderstorms producing a very heavy rainfall. the front will be wandering around the mid-atlantic from virginia to other parts of maryland for the next day or so. the storm system could pop up again tomorrow afternoon. the forecast for wednesday through fridays about the same drop partly cloudy, muddy, and a chance for storms. -- about the same, partly cloudy, muddy, and a chance for storms. temperatures above normal again, 87-92. light winds south, 5 to 10. on the day, water temperatures are right at around 80 degrees. a couple more 90-degree days to tallil. -- to tally up. a little bit less humid for saturday and sunday. >> the cost of doing business in the state of maryland and why reverse mortgages could soon be a thing of the past. mariann bannister has the details. the >> homeowners will h

later this evening push well to our south leaving us with clear skies from north to south as we head july 4th and independence day. i'm calling for a good fireworks forecast. i think around here we should be in pretty good shape. when we balance out the day it's going to be mostly cloudy. more showers and thunderstorms later this afternoon. 86 to 91 for the high. a few storms left over in d.c. but pushing south. 83 to 88. between about 7 and 11. during the overnight, clearing skies and temperatures dropping down to around 72 inside the beltway. be safe with 91. pick of the week. 88. more storms wednesday. and we're looking at an unsettled end to the week with storms around on friday especially. saturday in the 80s. we love sing here. we love singing with you. summer breeze. >> you only knew the first line of each. >> that's the important part. >> very cute. >> thanks, kim. >> forecasters are calling for another scorcher in the southwest today after record heat this weekend. temperatures hit 118 in phoenix. old record was 116. but they say it's a dry heat. it came with strong winds th

us are watching similar show moving from the south could we will pick up a few high clouds not only foromorrow afternoon buses saturday and sunday. this could also trigger a view scatters under storms. is it a forecast model showing us a model. all sorts of colors to show you. the warmest locations inland, upper 80s. here's a look at the forecast sites for tomorrow afternoon. fairfield, 91. san rafael in the upper 70s been on a big change from today. oakland went on 73. brentwood, mid-90s. say what will be topping out at 67 -- san francisco will be topping out at 67 people who was saturday into sunday. the court continues into next week. >>> a colorado vine appears divine. it appears to show jesus hanging on the cause. the menu discovered it says he is not religious but decided to take a picture and posted on facebook. >>> that is our report for tonight. i am gasia mikaelian. our coverage continues online at ktvu.com and with our 10:00 news on ktvu channel 2. "tmz" is up next right here on tv 36. go! go! completing an atm deposit in record time... that's a step forward. go! go! with dep

in the south bay or even the east bay t the southeast most region of the bay area you could see thunderstorms. we've got this monsoonal moisture up from the south. it's enough instability for us to see a few isolated thunderstorms. i don't know if you noticed the clouds over the mountains yesterday, the clouds that stack up and bubble up. they do provide thunderstorms f. you see those, just watch our, you could see a couple of thunderstorms roll through. we have a better chance for that than yesterday. that's what we're looking at. overall the cooldown continues, 61 degrees already. we're noticing a 3 to 5-degree dip from this time yesterday. 50 in novato. 53 san francisco, 54 in santa cruz. headed toward 75. you probably will notice a little more cloud cover today hugging the coast. and it will probably be more stubborn. probably will take to about noon before we see the sun break through. that's what we're looking at. these temperatures are down right comfortable. you can probably give your ac a bit of a break. 85 in los gatos. 75 in santa cruz. they will see a little of the fog probably till about noon. friday we dip 10 degrees between friday and saturday and hold on to co

us from the southeast. most locations dry, but south florida just a few storms. worst of the weather, tennessee valley through areas of virginia and north carolina. that's where our frontal boundary is going to hang up. that's where we'll see the greatest concentration of showers and storms. hopefully if it rains on your picnic it'll be a quick, 20, 30 minutes then you can get back outdoors. in the middle of the country, you're fine. no issues at all. anyone traveling to the west coast, also beautiful weather for the fourth, veronica. >>> i'm veronica de la cruz and this is "first look" on msnbc. [ female announcer ] now, give dry, damaged hair a whole new life! with aveeno nourish plus moisturize. active naturals wheat formulas target and help repair damage in just 3 washes. for softer, stronger... ... hair with life. [ female announcer ] nourish plus. only from aveeno. ♪ you are my sunshine ♪ my only sunshine ♪ you makes me happy ♪ when skies are grey ♪ you'll never know, dear ♪ how much i love you ♪ please don't take my sunshine away ♪ [ male announcer ] as lo

us presidential election because i'm told r.t. that. it's adamant it's personal space interests attacked it. there are questions that remain unanswered if missile threats against europe come from the south why is the us placing part of its military infrastructure in the north close to russia's borders this is the question that we can't get an answer to when we ask for legal guarantees that the system is not aimed at russia we're told there's a big conflict between republicans and democrats in congress and they start to explain that conflict but we're not interested in that what's important for us is that the u.s. is behind these projects and they should provide security for all partners otherwise it's like when you come home and discover somebody else's bodyguard sitting in your bedroom he's been sent to provide your security who's going to like that so if all our suggestions are rejected and it's understood that iran is just a reason to have more russia's nuclear potential is the real target then russia will come up with its own military response which nobody is going to like. the earthquake that devastated japan they have happened in what countries the death toll is still rising suici

you there are questions that remain unanswered if missile threats against europe come from the south why is the us placing part of its military infrastructure in the north close to russia's borders this is the question that we can't get an answer to when we ask for legal guarantees that the system is not aimed at russia we're told there's a big conflict between republicans and democrats in congress and they start to explain that conflict but we're not interested in that what's important for us is that the u.s. is behind this project and they should provide security for all partners russia is very flexible if for some fabricated political reasons they rejected our suggestion to integrate our means of anti missile defense then there's another scheme they could be cooperation between two independent system if nato wants to defend itself that's no problem but if russia wants to provide its own security so be it otherwise it's like when you come home and discover somebody else's bodyguard sitting in your bedroom has been sent to provide your security who's going to like that so if all our suggestions a

south of us as the front levels and to the south tomorrow. as we get into wednesday, rain chances again as warm air pushes from the south and a cold front approaches on thursday. again, we will have rain chances that day. again, we could use the green. here is our forecast for seven days. 89 on thursday. humidity goes up by wednesday. that is when we have the rain chances late in the day and on thursday. freda, there could be a lingering ring chance. saturday and sunday, temperatures stay warm and up around 90 degrees. >> thank you. one man was ready for a fireworks display with the orioles. >> as the orioles had into the all-star break, the tornado of good and bad. just getting a good start from the pitcher, but the show, it is reynolds. picking up where he left off, goodness gracious, and other tape measure shot the left. orioles take a 2-0 lead. and the chavez, a long ball to go. a little more than batting practice for him. for-to taxes. -- 4-2 texas. the rest of the orioles' offense -- despite the 103 came temperature, they cooled off somehow. 0-4 after a five hit game on sunday. josh hamilton losing his grip. adrian bell tradeable. great hops