doubt and judgment should be held until facts are known. the teen that survived a 5.5-hour flight to hawaii is speaking out. he was trying to see his mother at a refugee camp in ethiopia and thought a plane was best. breaching fences, over running security, argentina fans did the same thing sunday, anderson? >> all right. susan, thanks very much. that does it for us in baghdad for this hour. we'll see you at 11:00 eastern, 6:00 a.m. baghdad time for another edition of 360. anthony boar turdain parts unkn anthony boar turdain parts unkn starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >> one of our roles is to take away excess money from people that don't know what to do with it. we can't think of a better idea how to spend the money. the mechanism for doing that was

to throw it on a table. put that into the contest to throw away a bottle of 7-up at a club, that's slightly more honest about it. >> if you talk commercialism, in the very best sense of the world, this is it. is it the center of the country? we may not want to think it is, but is it? >> what is the rest of the country. a place where they leave and come here. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ i can go to the desert, but i am not going to get there by accident. that's part of the whole experience of the desert, is that it ain't friendly. it ain't nice. it ain't good, you know. you're out here, you know, a half a mile, it doesn't matter if you're a half a mile out or 20 miles out. there is no reason to walk a mile further. you're already in desolation. sin city is proof it is real.

we're never going to see the family again. i'm moving to vegas and you ain't coming to see me and i ain't coming to see you. that's the character of the city. that's the pit of america. it wasn't that somebody came out here and i want to make a million bucks. it was i'm going to come out here and survive and you-all ain't going to bug me anymore back home. ♪ ♪ >> in vegas, there is winners and losers. god knows i've been both. ♪ ♪ >> in a place like this where you can lose your shirt on the

unlucky turn of a card, you need a friend. and for my sins, i got one. currently evading prosecution in just about every jurisdiction from his hometown of cleveland and grand forks, wanted for bail jumping, misuse of livestock, assault, grand theft auto and food related classics and the chef, he washed up in vegas at just the right time. vegas was always a dream, a real but imaginary space that keeps expanding, creeping ever larger across the waste land. back in the '40s, the '50s, it was a small town, 100,000 became 300,000, became 500,000, then a

million, then two. but it doesn't pmatter if it wa five years ago or 50. the town always ended like this. an aresult cut in the desert rats on the horizon. but there are comfortable tadar places, too, where a man can have a drink, meet light minded people of the open west. places like this. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it's good stuff. it's jamison black.

>> give me 30 of those. >> the tavern, for those who have to live it, see it, the things that men do day of day, night after night in a town where people are encouraged to do their worst, where they can drink the stain away. >> this is the side of vegas i like. this side. >> yeah, because people here are scenical, they have a dim view, dimmer than me. >> that's hard. >> do you know what this show is about? there is a theme. >> no. >> this is about people who live here, you know, when all the meat heads come and go, they are still here. >> these people have seen every variety of horrifying behavior. the whole business model has come to vegas and behaved really bad. >> i think it encouraged people to be at their worst. they are expected to do that, and it makes my skin cruel. >> really? >> here i like it.

i'm comfortable here. >> is this an easy town to make a living or hard town to make a living? >> depends what you do. 25 years behind the bar and you see some stuff. >> you were bred and born here? >> i am. third generation. >> third generation. are you an opptimest or pessimist? >> half are going. >> there are more knuckle heads per square foot in the vegas strip than anywhere in america. >> i'm not hanging with those people, man. there will be a few high-end meals during our adventure. we'll sample the other side, but there is a price. >> there is always a price with you.

♪ ♪ >> there are places in vegas where the available rooms are not listed on websites, the high rollers, the 10 million a night gamblers that arrive by private plane. ♪ ♪ >> bobby flay probably lives like this all the time. >> it could get dark, couldn't it? it could get dark here. i honestly never thought it would have come to this. >> it was duncan fries 13 years

ago, so. >> you've made some steps up. >> you're making me feel better about this luxury looking back. >> yeah, you deserve this. >> you're right. you're right. >> you deserve this. >> and to my golden years era. they don't show this in the viagra commercials. they are never sitting here. you know, go ahead and kill some young people. throw another person in there, it's getting cold. ♪ ♪ >> to victory, victory in our time. you always try to comfort yourself in situations like this thinking oh, i'm sure that people who are really wealthy, they are probably miserable, they don't know the happiness, the contrast, the passion that i have. we don't know, do we? maybe every day is like wonderful.

>> just welcome -- >> perfect, thank you. >> delicious. >> perfect. perfect. ♪ ♪ >> the villa at cesar's palace, a little pad they give you if your credit line runs into the eight figures. how did it get it? i told the casino wolf blitzer was coming, he was expected any minute. i suggested wolf might be hungry and they set up this. fortunately, he doesn't watch a lot of television and i plan to live large until they figure out that wolf ain't coming. i'll deal with the fallout later, but for now, we live. >> this dish is caviar, everything is in layers, the

bottom of the glass is a vinegar topped with a cream of caviar and french green beans with caviar and golden caviar and we shall finish the dish with a caviar. >> beautiful. look at that. [ laughter ] >> it's rare that i say it's too beautiful to eat. >> i was just thinking that. speaking of fantastical. >> shavings of parmesan cheese. >> oh, man. that's truffle. >> a combination of fessant. >> look at this. this is beautiful. do you feel guilty eating this well? >> i do.

>> you do? >> i do. >> i'm feeling guilty now but it will pass. >> i'll follow you then. ♪ ♪ >> wow. have you ever seen anything like this? >> i don't think i've ever seen this anywhere. >> me, either. >> the thing is you can see the main pool from the window here. >> i was thinking about inviting them up. >> don't you dare do that. >> we're a party. >> no. >> don't they deserve a good time? i don't know. maybe not? >> not going to happen. >> we're getting back to guilt. do you feel enlightened, inspired by this meal? >> what are you asking? are you getting at here? you're trying to get at something. >> i'm trying to prove that i'm down with the people, man. i'm still cool. >> this guilt, this guilt keeps coming back. you keep bringing up the guilt. >> you're right, i feel guilty. >> than don't use the showers. what are you doing here if you

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♪ it's so easy to say i came out here because it's the land of opportunity. well, that's really great. if you're not here for that, why else are you here? it's the good old wreck your life scenario. that's always pretty popular. you can change your mind about wrecking your life, now what do i do. there's a lot less self-reflection about why people are here than there is about most other places. what a lost opportunity that is. >> sinatra and the mob are gone but there remains still a certain sentimental attachment to the way things used to be. there were rules then, a way that things were done, and when they weren't done, there was always the desert and a hole in the ground. also, there were lounges and rub joints and places where a man could get a proper plate of italian-american meatballs and spaghets. thankfully there are still such

places. places like this, the bootlegger. it's a family operation. mama maria's family has been running it for 41 years. you got your veal parm, your fettuccine alfredo. your steaks and shrimps. don't forget your iceberg wedge with the blue cheese, which believe me, you want. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. welcome to the bootlegger. thank you very much. this is charlie schafer, my esteemed father. my name is laura schafer and we are your entertainment for the evening. ♪ i've got the blues ♪ i feel so lonely ♪ i give the world if i could only ♪ ♪ make him understand ♪ oh, that surely would be grand ♪

>> the bootlegger has a reputation for being a locals joint and it is but there's a lot of out of towners too, sentimental fools like me who if they don't exactly miss frank sinatra definitely miss dino and louis prima and keely smith. >> when i was 19, i got my first show on the strip and it was a small casino which is not there anymore now, it's been imploded for something newer, bigger and better. ♪ ooh ♪ baby won't you please come home ♪ >> what i do, anyway, it's part jazz, part nostalgia, but obviously i do it with a heavy dose of nostalgia because i'm recreating the whole look, not just singing the old songs. which is what makes it fun for me. ♪ to call your name when you

left you broke my heart ♪ >> pick one, dean martin or frank sinatra. you get to see one of them live in a small room like this. >> frank sinatra. >> i'm going with dino. >> i like dino as a person better because i never heard anybody say anything bad about him. >> whereas sinatra, you would have a hard time hearing something good. there does seem to be a soundtrack to old vegas. >> a soundtrack? >> yeah. yeah. yeah. does that help? >> who, me? or other entertainers? >> well, an affection for the classics. an expectation that while i'm here, i should hear some standards. >> i don't know if there's a certain place that people stay who are sentimental about las vegas because there are very few hotels left that were there in the old days. they've all been imploded. >> they recreated ancient rome sort of and the amalfi coast and paris. you would think somebody would want to recreate vegas.

i'd go there. >> i'd work there. ♪ every hour ♪ every day ♪ you will hear me say ♪ oh baby, won't you please come on home ♪ ♪ baby, won't you please come home ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you very much. ♪ >> you used to be able to go see

louis prima 3:00 a.m., have breakfast, and then go out and watch an atomic bomb explode in the distance. i mean, that -- >> that sounds like a good time. >> i would like to live there. yeah. >> was it better before? is it better now? is it different? >> it's better to talk about before. people loved having their mob stories, and there's that weird romance of bad people. >> yeah. >> i don't think it actually was better. i think it was really good if you were sinatra. >> penn gillette, another cog in the entertainment machine, though at a somewhat more elevated level. of the live acts left in vegas, his might be the biggest draw. i suggested this place because rocku off the strip is where every chef i know who knows this town said i should go. the japanese modern izikaia, known as one of the best places to eat in vegas, casual but

pricey. pricey because the ingredients, many from around the world. there is sea urchin from santa barbara. okay, that's not too far, but good. the tuna is from spain where it's best. the fresh river crab from japan. >> that was good, right? >> yeah. delicious. >> i didn't know oysters came that big. >> oh, yeah. >> isaki sashimi. isaki belly. juicy deep-fried chicken. hamachi belly. and one of my favorites, fish collar, where all the best, tastiest, moistest, meatiest bits hide their favors. penn has been living here and performing here for over 20 years. he knows. >> the thing about magic is, you cannot see it electronically. many people that come to vegas are people that see one or two live shows a year, and if you see one or two live shows, you might as well see something that you can only see live.

>> right. >> you can never, ever see a magician any way but live. >> these days for better or worse, live acts, live performers, are being squeezed out in favor of edm, electronic dance music. it's a dj's world. and where once they used to say cocaine was god's way of telling you you had too much money, now maybe edm is. >> we get invited to all the openings of the new clubs but i simply don't understand it. i'm embarrassed that i don't understand it. >> are we just old? >> i think that might be it. >> or are we non-douchy. >> i don't know. you want to spin it the latter. i'm afraid it might be the former. >> used to be a whole spectrum of entertainers who existed almost entirely in vegas. danny gans was huge here. wayne newton. they were gods. but what's the big money draw now? this. ♪ come, ye lords and princelings of douchedom. hear my clarion call. anointeth thyself with gel and heavenly body spray. maketh the sign of the devil horns with thine hands.

let there be high-fiving and the hugging of many bros. for this is the kingdom and the power. ♪ now frolic and maketh it to rain. >> the cockpit. power. >> it is, man. it's crazy. >> just press a button and people respond. >> they do, man. >> wednesday night at the marquee. dj jason lima works for the house. tonight at marquee and at other clubs like it around vegas, somewhere between 8,000 and 10,000 people are going to stop by and drop a whole boatload of cash. >> it's not just coming in here and ordering a bottle and sitting there drinking it. you're getting a full-on group experience. >> the new money, the new vegas, where the take at the big

nightclubs is outpacing the take from gambling and slots. where everybody for the right price and with enough sparkles and the right mix can be a winner. after you finish work, how long does it take for your adrenaline to level off? >> at least an hour. >> what are your dreams like man? >> i'm not going to lie. sometimes i close my eyes and i still see the strobes. ears are ringing. still got like flashes of strobe lights. ♪ las vegas is an adult standd with an engine that's been called the benchmark of its class. really, guys, i thought... it also has more rear legroom than other midsize sedans. and the volkswagen passat has a lower starting price than... much better.

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las vegas is an adult playland. and that's what we intend to be. if people want to see mickey mouse, they can go 175 miles down the road. if they want to see bugsy siegel under a rock, they stay here. >> is there a mr. vegas like elvis or wayne newton or bugsy siegel used to be? if there is, it would probably

be this guy. former mayor oscar goodman. a man who knows allegedly and to the best of my knowledge where all the bodies are buried, some of them equally allegedly by some of his former clients. we meet over drinks at oscar's, the steakhouse that bears his name and boasts beef, booze and broads. >> you have colorful clients. who was nice and who was less fun to have -- >> the truth of the matter is, all my clients were nice to me because i kept them out of prison. >> did alleged mob guys know how to eat? >> my mother used to say two things, she said. she was the greatest lady. she said oscar's clients don't hurt anybody, they just kill each other. and she also said oscar's clients take us to the best restaurants. >> they knew where to go. >> they knew where to go. yeah. and were always treated right. they were always treated like kings and queens. >> did the feds hold it against you? i mean, you were just doing your job. >> they didn't see it that way. they thought i was a

consigliere. as a matter of fact -- in order to murder somebody, they had to get my permission. that's how stupid these people were. >> anthony "the ant" spilotro, meyer lansky, these were gentlemen not unknown to mayor goodman. >> a lot of people will tell you it was a better place when the mob was running it. in many ways, that's true. >> there were rules then that mattered. you know the old saying, what happens in vegas stays in vegas. back when the mob ran things, there was a certain urgency to that suggestion. >> we saw that with princess harry. that's a perfect example. here's a guy who was here having a good time. in the old vegas, that would never have happened. there would never have been a disclosure. in today's modern age it was all over the world in moments. >> moments. >> yes. >> it says something about the town that his honor served three terms as mayor. he's an unabashed booster, entrepreneur, drinker of hard liquor and gambler and he was never shy about admitting it. >> i mean, it's unique. it's its own sort of hothouse environment.

>> that's what vegas is. vegas is unique. but i'll tell you one thing, you go to the airport, everybody is smiling. when they come in they're smiling, they can't wait to lose their money. and when they leave they're smiling after they lost their money. i think it's very special. a special kind of place where people can take their basest instincts and just let it fly. i think that's good. i have no problem with that at all. >> when you come to vegas, you see this. the lights and smoke and mirrors, the casino floors. but who manages the machine? where do they come from? beneath the floors, behind the walls, above the winking surveillance camera lenses, a whole other world manned by thousands and thousands of waiters, maintenance people, repairmen, chefs, engineers, plumbers, and croupiers. three shifts a day they slip in and out of the casinos almost unseen through their own entrances but it's these people

who have seen it all, seen everything, night after night. benny's been working here since caesars opened in august of 1966. he's dealt cards to everybody. >> i've dealt to diana ross, harry belafonte, sinatra. sammy davis. >> sinatra was not supposed to be particularly amiable at the table. >> sinatra was class. >> really? >> he was class. he was a gentleman. but those were the good days. but it's nice now, too. >> would you describe yourself as a degenerate gambler? >> i definitely have been. i'm trying to move past that. i have a 2-year-old at home. so i'm working on that phase. but i'll always have that gambling gear. there's no doubt about it. >> eric and erica lindgren are professional gamblers, poker players, to be precise. it's routine for them to sit down to a game with a bankroll of half a million dollars.

tonight, slightly smaller stakes. >> hey, benny, how do you like my chances? >> good. good. >> that's a trained answer. >> instead of actual poker, we are set up with a dumbed down for the camera version of texas hold 'em. you play against the house. the odds, to say the least, are stacked against you. >> oh, here's a winner. here's a winner. two pair. he's cutting up over there. see how easy it is? you got this game down. >> uh-oh. those are famous last words. >> all right. let's put out a hundo. let's see what happens. >> all right. now we have a pair of 7s. >> i want to bet. >> okay. i have trips. that's going to be pretty hard to beat. >> you're a dead man, benny. >> i'm a dead man. >> i'll bet again. >> okay. two pair. pair of deuces. two pair.

pair of 10s. >> oh, no. >> pair of kings. >> benny! >> full house. >> goodness, benny. >> huh? >> you got a full house. this is unbelievable. is there a cooler standing behind us? >> all right. that works for me. >> thank you very much. >> this is what we call a learning experience in my case. >> that was fun. we got away with our shirts. >> let's not do it again. >> let's never do it again. . today his doctor has him on a bayer aspirin regimen to help reduce the risk of another one. if you've had a heart attack be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. hey, razor. check this out. it's time to get a hotel. we can save big with priceline express deals. hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool.

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♪ it's easy to find people that will help you untangle a mess, but someone's got to be the one who created the mess in the first place that calls for untangling. where's our metaphor here? easy to tangle. but untangle a mess. this is going to be so much fun. >> anthony bondi is an artist and a born and bred las vegas native. after many adventures and i'm guessing some misadventures as well, he chose to live here. >> to what degree am i complicit in the worst of our city by making art that glorifies the city? i don't profit directly from what those people do but of course i do because i live in the city and as that money rolls all around us. but how do we live with it? it's not why and where the people come from who do the grotesque things people do here. it's how do we live here complicit in it.

that's the big issue, is to be able to be self-reflective about the place. or you have to just go and stay high all the time, which is a shame, you know, which is another popular way of dealing with living here. >> is vegas a friendly town? >> yeah, always friendly because that's our job. >> but i mean to itself. to -- you're a local. >> no. >> no. >> not a bit. this town has never had any respect whatsoever for the people who just happen to live here. in the old days, we were co-conspirators in those days. we weren't citizens. the new authorities, the new power is exactly as anonymous as the old power. no phone number, no access. not a chance. >> there has been for some years an art community in vegas.

you know, like art, that makes your life, all our lives better and makes us think. granted, vegas is a town designed to make you not think. to separate you from your money in as pleasurable a way as possible. so pleasurable that even after you limp out of town leaking from your ass with nothing in your pockets you want to come back and do it again. reflection, not so good. >> as a resident, what are the general rules of survival? >> don't cry about being broke. if i'm broke, more than likely it's because i threw away my money and too bad for me because i didn't get lucky. >> don't gripe about being broke. okay. what's another one? >> well, it's the smile. that is absolutely a local characteristic. >> this is a service industry town. >> one of our roles here has always been to take away excess money from people who don't know what to do with it and who can't think of a better idea about how to spend their money. we'll always take it. >> is that worse than before?

>> the wrong is there are people with that kind of income who could put it to so many thrilling uses and can think of nothing so crass and boring than to wave the money in the air and throw it away. how loathsome. but within us, within those of us who live here is that challenge. and this has always been. here we are. ♪ >> you are sitting in lotus of siam, best thai restaurant in vegas by far. one of the best thai restaurants in america. >> jet tila has been here before. an l.a. guy, he came out here to do four years as executive chef at encore, a wynn casino on the strip. he's a reigning authority on thai food but really, everybody who loves thai food knows about this place. >> what you should order here should only be northern.

you go to the back of the menu, it says northern specialties. if you come here and eat chicken with cashew nuts and drunken noodles, someone should punch you in the face. it's one of those restaurants. >> sipend shutama is the owner and chef. now get this. and it's important. you don't do pad thai here. you do what they are uniquely superb at, which is specifically the food of northern thailand. ♪ >> nam phrik. >> oh, yeah, yeah, of course, love it. >> literal translation, chili dip. it's really more of like a composed room temperature salad. nam kao tod is a puffed crispy rice salad with preserved pork sausage. >> that's good. >> jackfruit salad. >> jackfruit salad. >> this is hang lei pork curry braised down with garlic and ginger.

>> this pork is amazing. >> isn't that great? and that's northern larb. >> right. >> very important dish. >> oh, that looks really pretty. >> this is khao soi. this is the food my grandma made. >> that's perfection, man. >> what i love about vegas asian food is on one street you have the best sichuan food, the best cantonese food, you drive down the street and you get the best thai food. it's a funky awesome asian -- >> how did that happen? >> gambling. >> but i mean, were there high rollers who would come into town and they need -- >> a dude with a $10 million credit line at wynn is going to go eat a $10 chinese meal because this is the closest thing he has to home food. i'm going to go eat asian food. i'm going to come back and drop 5 million more bucks and then go home. female announcer: don't miss sleep train's 4th of july sale.

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tonight, three seats. tucked away in the back of another of jose's restaurants, jaleo. behind the guys making paella over open flame in the center of a crowded dining room. quiet, serene, a kind of magic. this is, granted, a far cry from the $1 shrimp cocktail and all you can eat buffets groaning under the weight of a thousand carbs. iberico ham and bean soup with black and roasted garlic. jamon, baby. the world's best. like from espain. nitro almond cup, a frozen shell made from a puree of marcona almonds, filled with almond milk espuma and finished with andalusian caviar. >> you know, chef, this meal is working very well. my palate is open, i'm intrigued, i'm only growing more hungry and excited. the desired effect is taking hold. >> if you were a famous chef and you were lured, as so many are, to the rivers of green promised

>> gentlemen, this is elvermouse. >> mussels, olives with an escave foam? >> he doesn't use the word foam. >> i would say air. water goes all over the place, it's a mess. a chef cannot do anything with these. air give us opportunity all of the sudden water is not water anymore. water has a body. belongs. ♪ >> the truffle egg, a gelee of truffles formed into an egg shape with an actual yoke suspended in the center. >> this is the idea of what if we were to be feeding our chickens truffles? would their eggs become like these? >> serves with onion puree, a cream, and finished with more, lots more shaved white truffle.

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there is not one acre of preserved mojave desert in the city limits of las vegas. why would you preserve this? this desolation is not nurturing. we can't be here unless there's a lot of technology supporting our presence. and so there's a sense of the city versus nature. this is not our friend. >> you would think looking at the vast lakes, the canals, the fountains of vegas in the middle of a desert, the flush of 100,000 toilets, that the casinos and what they bring would constitute an obscene waste of water. and indeed water is an ever more desperate premium as water levels in the colorado river reservoir at lake mead decrease at an alarming rate.

but it ain't the casinos that are the culprits. in fact, vegas casinos are a model of water efficiency and conservation. main culprit? the all-american lawn. a little square of green. robert kern is water police. he patrols the vegas streets looking for evidence of water violations. >> finding some water in the gutter actually on both sides. this is not their day. we're in an area where there shouldn't be any watering, yet there's water here. that's what we do, we drive around looking for something like that, to give them a little educational visit. hey, you're not supposed to water today. >> so you don't wrestle them to the ground, cuff them and drag them in? >> no, we do not. although we can go to a fee. >> how much? >> $80. >> $80. then -- >> then it doubles. >> and it keeps going? >> yeah.

>> it seems to me a losing battle to try to keep your grass green. do you really need a lawn in the first place? >> well, most everyone that lives here came from the midwest or east coast and it was lush and green, and that's what vegas was 20 years ago. >> it was lush and green. >> sure. >> the city assigns watering days to control usage and also encourages xeriscaping, a landscaping style focused on drought-resistant plants and efficient irrigation. and if you don't get with the program, there's a hole out there in the desert for you. okay, not really. you get like a notice pinned to your door or something. >> but some people, they want the lawn? >> yeah. >> got to have it. >> and they can have it. just don't water on the wrong day. >> how critical is it? >> very. i mean, there's no snow on the