whereas las vegas, if you go from new york to las vegas, that is also five hours. betty: while lawrence is bringing lots of glitz and glam to gambling in macau, sheldon adelson says he invented the concept -- in vegas first. now he says he is the one who will conquer macau. sheldon: they vastly and wrongly predicted i would not even open. i would never get it built. if i got it built, it would not open. and if it did open, i would be in bankruptcy immediately. they didn't want to believe someone else could do it better than they did. betty: they underestimated you. sheldon: right. they grossly underestimated me. betty: when we come back, sheldon adelson tells us why he is the real king of macau. ♪ betty: for a man whose business caters to high rollers and big spenders, billionaire sheldon adelson's roots are unglamorous. today, he can often be seen at high-profile events with his wife, miriam. he was born the son of a cab driver in a poor section of boston. adelson first began in the convention business in 1979 when he founded comdex, one of the largest technology

he's a veteran reporter at ""the las vegas review journal."" we talked during a spin on the strip. >> one of the technology guys in vegas decided to get a ride and hire them and then we're going to call the taxicab authority and let them know where we're going so that the taxicab authority can be right there ready for them as soon as they got out of the car. that's exactly what happened. >> these photos of the incident were taken by "the las vegas review journal." officers were reportedly wearing ski masks, bulletproof vests and guns. on the face of it it looks like you deploy a bunch of troops to handle a cartel rather than folks that shuffle people from one place to the next. >> i think that was one of the things that the taxicab authority realized afterwards. it looked pretty over the top. >> call it a sting or a stunt. the taxicab industry flexed its muscle. when people talk about the taxicab industry here they often refer to it as a cartel. why is that? >> because they have so much control over what's going on within the industry. they have

is there a ticket for sale left in las vegas? >> no.he goodman's have a few extra beds left in their homes. cheryl: got you. which i'm sure you'll sell for a good price. let's talk about this. this is an amazing amount of attention, even for vegas standards when it comes to big events. (?) this has to be a huge economic boost for the city. what kind of activity are you seeing in vegas? >> we have 41 million visitors a year coming. and over 160,000 hotel rooms. you can imagine with the great restaurants, the shopping, the great climate, everything, and the ease of getting around our city. it's just -- it's so enormous. we have so many great shows and performers that are here. the impact as you mentioned 400 million is going to be phenomenal for us. but we want people to have a grand time. we're prepared for this. we are fully staffed. our police will find it the best weekend ever with no issues, hopefully. what an we're doing with big events. huge events. massive events. and we have the electric daisy. we have na nascar. we have so many

i was there last night at our jc in las vegas. took the redeye back last night so i could be here for you guys today. obviously jeb and his team have to get their donors together and have a confab down there. it's pretty common that campaigns do that. i think the iowa event is very important and being the first in the country caucus and having all those potential delegates in the room are important to all the candidates. you know what? we are obviously almost in full campaign mode right now. luckily we shaved the actual calendar from six months to 90 days, which is good. we've got the debates. i am hopeful for a quicker process once the green flag goes down. john: mr. chairman, any hope your milwaukee bucks will come back against the milwaukee -- chicago bulls. reince: i hope so. it is tough to come back from 0-3. that's for sure. john: you are expressing an appropriate level of reserving -- pessimism there. thank you. after the break -- there. john: does john boehner think baseball or football is america's pastime? ♪ john: yester

. >>> i have the sport news and we will be live in las vegas where everybody wants a ticket for mayweathersus pacquiao and the rich estest boxing match in history just two days away. ♪ hello, we start with the latest from nepal the u.n. has launched a $415 million appeal for aid. and warning people in rural areas are now in desperate need of help. and weather and blocked roads are continuing to hamper the rescue efforts. the official death toll has now exceeded 5800. but with rescue crews not able to get into the hard to reach areas, that number is likely to rise dramatically. the u.n. estimates 8 million people have been affected more than a quarter of nepal's population. and it's thought reconstruction costs could top $5 billion u.s. dollars or 20% of the country's gross domestic products and around 600,000 homes have been damaged or destroyed by the quake and al jazeera's andrew simmons has an update from the village. >> reporter: the mountain roads of sindu would normally take you to a scenic place and now it shows you misery and despair and some of those who survived this is what rema

in clark county including las vegas. taxi drivers are employees, and receive benefits like health insurance and 401ks, something they won't get driving with uber. >> cab companies are concerned. they believe if uber is successful that they may lose their jobs at the cab companies and will be compelled to work for uber. which does not provide the hard benefits they are accustomed to. is that a ridge mate concern on the part of hundreds of drives here who made a living doing this. >> we are opening up the transport eco system and creating more opportunity. >> the transportation system will pay for things like trips to the hospital, or dentist visits. >> the vast majority of drivers are worried they'll come into the market and ruin the good thing we have. >> the fight over uber moved from the strip to carson city, the capital where two bills allowing uber to operate unleashed armies of lobbyists from both sides. >> how many lobbyists and consultants do you have working on the issue now? >> it's about 10. we have to compete

you changed las vegas because you saw big ideas. as ass more than las vegas, a place people could come for entertain. as well as gambling, you saw the move to china. you have created with ideas what a facility ought to be about. >> big ideas are a hallmark and you believe that they are essential, not only to companies but to the country and to progress in science and everything else. i do. >> rose: tell me. >> just a remark about my business. over the years as we built these hotels in las vegas each one of them, successively, one after the other, in order has broken all previous records of gaming revenue for a hotel that existed before it. caesar's had the record mirage broke it. when caesar's won 400 million mirage was the first to win 500, mirage was 500, bellagio was 600 bellagio is 600 wynn was 700 wynn and encore did 800. >> what is interesting, charlie is that in each of those examples, never was casino revenue as much as half of the revenue. it was always more money in noncasino revenue than casino revenue regardless. last ye

let's get out the jane wells who is out in las vegas. some say it will be the fight of the century. >> reporter: i'm at the wild card boxing club where manny >>> welcome back to "options action". let's get out the jane wells who is out in las vegas. some say it will be the fight of the century. >> reporter: i'm at the wild card boxing club where manny pacquiao trains. there's some talk that total revenues could be as much as half a billion dollars. for floyd mayweather who is the favorite in a single day he'll earn more than any athlete has earned in a year. guaranteed $10 million that could go hire. is the only reason this fight happened was because you were willing to take less than half? >> yes. 60-40. agreeing what he wants. >> i've never waited so long to do any fight. >> reporter: look at this. mayweather putting his money where his mouth is. he paid 25 grand for a mouth guard. he breaths better with them in than out. we'll have to see if he keeps them in his mouth in the corner in between rounds come may 2nd. back to you. >> jane

it's start in las vegas. sin city playing host to an weekend to an event that is known as the republican jewish coalition spring leadership meeting. the real reason it's a big deal has to do with one man, a republican billionaire and casino magnate whose massive spending propped up newt gingrich for months in 2012 and is looking to spend as much in 2016. who is he going to put his money behind? ted cruz rick perry, they are making the trip to vegas to court him. all this comes amidst signs that another candidate may have an early inside truck to his support. marco rubio. we'll have a live report on the ground from las vegas a little later this morning. meanwhile, also this weekend, moving east to iowa that is where the faith and freedom coalition is holding a big event today. how important are religious conservatives when it comes to the iowa caucuses? look at this in 2012 evangelicals made up 57% of the iowa caucus electorate. ted cruz and rick perry will be flying to iowa as soon as they're done in las vega

it was well known before i went work for the las vegas sun that harry reid was a sacred cow at the lasun. his mentor used to be the executive editor. greenspun consistently tried to protect him. he changed a headline on a column i wrote in 2010 during the race when i said reid lost the debate. i got the call from inside the room saying brian changed the headline. it was innocuous. i let it go on i was upset. he had come to me in 2010 and asked what he could do to help harry reid. i had a contentious phone call with him. out of the hundreds of columns i have written for the las vegas sun, this was the toughest one i had ever written about harry reid and suddenly greenspun is holding a column that never happened and saying it was too harsh in the tone. >> i guess what i'm thinking about is this is how it works. there are cases like this where political influence can get a story canned? viewers at home, you know this is a last thing they want to hear. >> yeah of course it's absolutely outrageous. i knew what i was getting into. the sun is a family-owned newspaper. brian greenspun protects

>> amÉrica. >> las vegas estÁ 100% con las chivas. de dÓnde eres tÚ?un placer como siempre. >> maluma, gracias por haber asistido nuestra invitaciÓn. >> marquitos llÉvalo comer con un carnitas doraradas. >> ya volvemos con la guerra de los sexos. kevin, podrÍa ser el moderador de la guerra de los sexos. >> ya volvemos la repÚblica deportiva. >> antes de ir al corte veÍamos como cuauhtÉmoc blanco pateaba este penal. que finalmente lo transforma en un bol.. >> seÑores basta de hablar de futuro porque es momento de hablar de nba, hubo partidos interesantes el dÍa de hoy, los cleveland cavaliers barrera contra los de boston. paÍses del son los playoff de la nba. vemos todavÍa las imÁgenes de la pelea. >> no dejÓ para nadie. >> y avanzan los cavaliers. >> las funciones son super drÁsticas. >> si, claro. vamos a los spurs, y los puntos de ginobilli. la serie liderados a una san antonio. duncan encestar tiro desde la pintura. los aÑos me pasan por ningÚn lado. acumulÓ 22 puntos y 14 rebotes. finalmente los clippers no puede encontrarlos es spurs. >> vamos con

sacarla del centro comercial y que mejor lugar que las vegas? e eso hacen su trabajo. es subestimado por mucho. >> estoy muy emocionado con Él. somos amigos desde hace mucho tiempo. es un gran actor. lewis es excelente. >> no lo pensÓ dos veces. >> eduardo verati? >> me encantÓ verte en esta pelÍcula. quÉ tal la experiencia? >> serÍa taquilla. grieta que sea. entonces, me dijeron que tenÍa que audicionar. el importante porque en principio es muy vanidoso, soberbio, pero se va rompiendo, sharon de nuevo teniendo la transformaciÓn. todos estÁn llamados a ser junto reportero: quÉ al trabajar en la capital de las tentaciones? >> es bellÍsimo. pero tener una disciplina ayuda muchÍsimo. te distraes. reportero: verÁs que estÁ a punto de lanzar su nueva producciÓn cinematogrÁfica. otros dos actores tambiÉn actÚan. >> estÁs celoso no? recuerda que la pelÍcula se estrene 26 de _16 d y _de abril y es para toda la familia. barbara: una joven lucha por el sobrepeso y incentiva a otras. pamela: adelante chicos. alan: saludos amigos en primer impacto maÑana des

people in las vegas are pulling their hair out.s the national championship, which looks like they will, vegas loses millions and millions and the long shot comes through. david: duke may have a thing to say about that. matt? >> persuasion, i'm going to do a dodge on a concept. with all the rfra in indiana, instead of trying to convince each other of the rightness of cause, they're going to government and using it like a brick against each other's heads. ugly thing to watch. david: liz, loser? >> i think mcdonald's, they're going to get slapped around by the nlrb. i agree with vegas too, it's apparently sinking because of the drought, it sits on an aquifer. it's a loser for the city. david: job-seekers took it on the chin last month. we're seeing how badly they're hurting. winners, stephen, who is the winner? . >> i am going to basketball, tom izzo, seven final fours, amazing performance, go msu. david: matt? >> martin o'malley didn't do anything, running for president against hillary clinton openly which almost no other democrat is

we're still in las vegas.e 50 years together, we would renew our vows, and we did, and we had elvis marry us again. >> [laughs] you had elvis marry you guys. this is awesome, man. let's get your beautiful family some money. are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> all right, now, you are 8 question

let's get out the jane wells who is out in las vegas. some say it will be the fight of the century. >> reporter: i'm at the wild card boxing club where manny trains. there's some talk that total revenues could be as much as half a billion dollars. for floyd mayweather who is the favorite in a single day he'll earn any athlete as earned in a year. guaranteed $10 million that could go hire. is the only reason this fight happened was because you were willing to take less than half? >> yes. 60-40. agreeing what he wants. >> reporter: look that. mayweather putting his money where his mouth is. he paid 25 grand for a mouth guard. we'll have to see if he keeps them in his mouth in the corner in between rounds come may 2nd. back to you. >> jane wells thank you. that big vegas event comes as gaming revenue on the strip has been falling. the real problem for casino stocks is in the cow where a crackdown on corruption has decimated the business. is there any reason to get into the casino trade or are these stocks left for dead. even today credit su

ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega is live now and you have more details. >> reporter: yeah, we're here in a neighborhood near mclaughlin and story road, last night our crews were held farther back but now that emergency crews have left we were able to get closer and you can see, some of the charred remains here in the back, the house still standing but you can see there is broken fence here it appears the windows have been boarded up, most likely broke during this fire, now fire officials tell us they received a #12k34r9 call just before 7:30 last night about this fire, when they arrived they found a man who told them he was in the garage when he smelled smoke in the house and quickly got out he told firefighters someone else was left in the house, the flames were coming from the back of the home in one of the bedrooms firefighters did a search while knocking down the flames. >> firefighters going in there and performing a thorough saefrl while -- search while fighting the fire, and finding someone deceased, not something us as firefighters you know, look forward to. >> reporter: once td

. >> las vegas sands is not necessarily down. i think that's one that gets thrown in out with the bath water. >> people are not distinguishing between vegas and we have to distinguish where they are on a look back and going forward. you have to be really careful. they are not. >> well, when you look at las vegas sands, that's one i thought you could buy probably close to the 53 we said it a couple weeks ago. we still think. i know people aren't distinguishing and you should with las vegas sands, but very hard with these numbers for any of these names, particularly las vegas to get out of the way. unless it gets back down to 52, that's where your risk areward is best. >> 70% to 80% of its revenues are from las vegas, why can't we make that differentiation? >> the market. >> the market is going to throw it out. that's why at 52, it's probably a buy. >>> avon products soaring today. product up 14% on reports that it is exploring strategic alternatives. this comes after news last night that avon products is postponing its analyst day

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charlie: how is it different from las vegas?teve: discounting politics, in terms of the motivation of the visitor, and the experiential aspiration they have, they are exactly the same as america. people come to live big and have excitement, and if they like to gamble, and test lady luck, so the people, you get on an airplane and fly, you get off the plane, and you are home again. mcdonald's, colonel sanders. my grandparents came to this country just before the turn of the last century. charlie: came from? steve: russia, poland. they took whatever job they could get in the eastern cities. they started to have children before world war i. my parents were born in 1916. they never saw a good day. they came of age in the great depression. if they didn't go to war they had defense jobs. they came out of world war ii in their 30's into one of the great periods of expansion. what is amazing is these people who had never seen a good day believe that anything was possible in america, if their kid could get a better education and maybe eve

it is live in las vegas on may 2nd and on pay-per-view.att damon, we ran out of time. nightline is next but first, this is his album "built on glass" here with the song "gold" -- chet faker! ♪ ♪ you gotta know i'm feeling love made gold ill never loved another one another you ♪ ♪ it's gotta be love i said it you gotta know i'm feelin love ♪ ♪ you gotta know i'm feelin love ♪ ♪ you gotta know i'm feeling love made of gold i'll never love ♪ ♪ another one another you it's gotta be love i said it ♪ ♪ i might as well be in a garden i said a smell in the air is a dripping rose ♪ ♪ you can be the one for me another soul to be my warden ♪ ♪ of anything there that's made of gold the physical kiss is nothing without it ♪ ♪ and you close your eyes to see what it's done a body that lies is built up on looking ♪ ♪ is all that remains before it's begun you gotta know i'm feeling love ♪ ♪ made of gold i'll never love a another one another you its gotta be love i said it ♪ ♪ you gotta know i'm feeling love made of gold ♪ ♪ i'll never love a another one an

talk about the political prize in las vegas today?very eager to get involved in the 2016 election. the big talk among all the donors i've had conversations with is iran iran iran and that's been the focus of governor perry and senator cruz's speeches in there as well which are open to the press, unlike most of the events. so there's a lot of money to be dolled out here but the big prize is sheldon addleson's whose casino and hotel the venetian is hosting the event behind me that is not venice not covering the italian election over here but gondolas serenading going on and adelson spends millions of dollars, by some estimates well over $100 million on the 2012 presidential election, so if any republican contepder can get his support in the primaries it would be a massive boost to their campaign. >> which is why they are there today. benji, appreciate that. >> for more i'm joined by eleanor clift washington correspondent for the daily beast and david. david, i want to talk about something that senator ted cruz, he railed against loretta

and did you hear the one about two men in las vegas fighting over a purse? it has $300 million inside. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: as evening falls in baltimore and another 10:00 p.m. curfew approaches, the latest round of protest is beginning. this is a live picture downtown baltimore as hundreds, maybe more than 1,000 protesters, have gathered and begun a march to city hall. all of it peaceful at this point. the protesters want answers about the death of freddie gray in police custody but they won't be getting those answers as soon as many thought. late today the police said the results of their investigation will go straight to prosecutors not to the public. six officers involved in gray's arrest were suspended. two days after the rioting the city is slowly returning to normal. jeff pegues is there. jeff? >> reporter: scott, this is a community that still bears the scars of the 1968 riots. we're just hours away from another mandated curfew put in place the prevent more violence. last night there

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and did you hear the one about two men in las vegas fighting over a purse? it has $300 million inside. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: this is our western edition. as evening falls in baltimore and another 10:00 p.m. curfew approached, the latest round of protest is beginning. arrest were suspended. two days after the rioting the city is now slowly returning to normal and jeff pegues is there. jeff. >> reporter: scott this is a community that still bears the scars of the 1968 riots. we're just hours away from another mandated curfew put in place to prevent more violence. last night there were still a few clashes with police. another sign of a community still on edge. as kids went back to school today, police remained on high alert for renewed violence around the city. but afternoon protests were peaceful, allowing officials to turn their attention to friday when the police department will hand over the results of its investigation into freddie gray's death to the state's attorney's office. today captai

without a dea schedule one license, i can't purchase a study drug. >> las vegas would be ideal.essive politics, a budding medical marijuana community, and lots of veterans. veterans who are fighting a battle on the home front and losing. shawn kiernan knows their pain. >> when you see these younger soldiers coming back now, how worried are you about them? >> heartbroken really. the stories i've heard and the stories i've seen firsthand from the medication regimen these kids are being put on that is addicting them to opiates -- >> it's senseless really, especially when you consider a simple plant could save them and a scientific study could prove it. so sisley soldiers on, hoping the vegas odds are with her. and while she waits, nearly 3,000 miles away in boston another study, another seed of the revolution is just getting planted. >> it's the most exciting time i can think of, really, for marijuana research. this is high times in marijuana research. it really is. >> what i need you to do is identify the number that's different, okay? >> harvard university's dr. staci gruber has

let's get out to jane wells in las vegas. i had a what some will say will be the fight of the century. jane? >> reporter: i'm at the wild card boxing club in hollywood, where manny pacquiao trains. the fight coming up may 2nd is financially going to break all the records in terms of ticket prices, the number of pay-per-views. there's talk that total revenues could be as much as $500,000. for floyd mayweather, who is the favorite in a single day, he will earn more than any other athlete has ever earned in an entire year, since he's getting 60% of the pot, a guaranteed $120 million that could go higher. is the only reason this fight happened was because you were willing to take less than half? >> yes. 60/40. and agreeing what he wants. >> i never waited so long to do any fight. everything is about timing. >> reporter: finally, look at this. mayweather putting his money where his mouth is. he's paid $25,000 for specially made mouth guards, one with a $100 bill inside. so custom-made, mayweather breathes better with them in than

ktvu fox 2 janine de la vega is joining us live now. you're in san jose. and what is happening. >> yeah. santa clara county had the largest increase compared to any other county in the state when it came to bing drinking and the fact we had the highest numbers and the numbers -- the university of washington cubbed this study over a ten year period. they define bing drinking for women as having four or more drinks ona single occasion. researchers found in santa clara county bing drinking increased almost 36%. among men it was 23%. those that work with substance abusers say it could be spurred by the influx of the young wealthy professionals coming into the silicon valley. >> we're working harder and longer hours. well we know what to decompress. alcohol. >> reporter: drug and alcohol therapists say they have seen 15-20% increase in clients in the past year. half are women and many work for tech companies. many hope californians can bring down the bing drinking. they hope the same energy could be put toward reducing bing drinking here. >> interesting. janine

las vegas, george w. bush is opening for his brother. and finally jeb bush, i agree with you, the donors are really important to him. this group has a buzz that -- maybe not being as forthcoming with the donors. there was a call for some of the big donors where very little information was provided. it was a big opportunity for them to get donors and cage, like the obama and romney donors. done bang hearing about that kind of thing, there is arrogance and too much aggressiveness. they are flying people down to florida to try to pry money out of their pockets. and that the stores about the fact he was fund-raising by slowing. the massive show of financial forces, the court key element of what jeb bush is doing to try to make his claim. you have to keep that on track. mark: mrs. bush is appearing at one of the events. some of the donors are there -- that is a big deal because jeb bush is going to need his wife by his side to get this done. beyond abelson -- beyond adelson is this notion this question of winning the pro-israel primary. i thi

he founded a company called hangover heaven in las vegas.t saw a 40% increase in revenue just last year. the company expects to grow more this year with services in hotel rooms. >> las vegas, a typical saturday night. >> cheers! >> this is a ritual played out across the city day after day, but partying this hard comes with consequences. >> i've got -- just kind of got a headache you know? little questionsyasiness. >> i've definitely got a hungover. >> a greasy breakfast, a trip back to the bar, but dr. jason burke says he's found one that works. >> i was in the recovery room treating patients for postoperative nausea vomiting postoperative disorientation and thought the same medications i'm using in the recovery room might work well for a hangover. tried it on a few volunteers. >> he's made a business called hangover heaven. the board certified anesthesiologist with a medical degree from the university of north carolina promises that in about 45 minutes he can treat almost 95% of all hangover symptoms. >> physicians, nurses paramedics firefi

a woman in las vegas learned this the hard way. she got a ticket for driving and putting on chapstick. that's a $200 fine. las vegas has a city and county ordinance that requires the driver to keep their full attention while driving. >> i have seen men shaving with their electric easy rayers and a lady had her ipad velcroed to her steering wheel and was watching a movie. each ticket is on a case by case basis. >>> parking restrictions can be confusing but these new signs in los angeles are downright absurd. the testing began on the grid system that they hope will make things easier for drivers. you need good eyesight and an iq over 140. they are not cheap. the test run will cost $20,000. >> i feel like i will be looking at football plays or something when i look at that. >>> if you are up early this the morning look up at the skies. the shortest total lunar eclipse in 100 years is happening at 4:58 a.m. during the eclipse you will see a blood moon redish in color. it is caused by sunlight scattering off the earth's atmosphere. it w

y quedÓ captada en vÍdeo la golpiza que un policÍaca en las vegas le propinÓ a una mujer en un casinopeada por un oficial dentro de un casino en esa ciudad, la mujer acusa a los agentes de usar fuerza excesiva para arrestarla, todo el incidente que lo captado en las cÁmaras de seguridad del lugar, la mujer terminÓ con puntadas a causa de la golpiza que recibiÓ. ahora nos vamos hasta mÉxico donde el congreso de ese paÍs le da luz verde a una ley que permitirÁ que agentes de seguridad extranjeros porque en armas de fuego en territorio nacional, lo que ha generado todo un debate, desde la capital de mÉxico tenemos todos los pormenores. rey: ha sido por dÉcadas un tema polÉmico en el paÍs, para muchos polÍticos locales permitir que agentes de seguridad extranjeros porten armas en mÉxico, es un asunto de soberanÍa nacional. sin embargo, esto serÁ posible ahora, luego de que el senado y la cÁmara baja aprobaran unas reformas a la ley general de armas de fuego. >> por dÉcadas se ha tratado de cambiar la legislaciÓn, y antes, lo que se comentaba era que estaban tratando de armar a la dea, por

janine de la vega is out there now -- burned rubble. janine de la vega is out there right now.t. coming up, she will tell us why this locked gate is a major part of the investigation of that fire stay tuned. i'm dave clark. thank you for joining us. let's check your weather and traffic. steve is telling you how things are changing and will be changing. >> pretty fast. >> windy, started it this morning. now the cloud cover is on the krien -- is on the increase. we'll go mostly cloudy. the breeze and cooler temps, kind of the main story. you can see the cloud cover on the increase. this system will move in. could be light rain, mendocino county, lake county. but more likely later tonight. our system is up here. it's going to make it. it looks like .25 to .50. there will be snow up in shasta/lassen and also into tahoe. that's a good sign. 50s on the temps. we had upper 40s, now it's 50s. the big news has been the breeze, west, west, west. west-southwest, west at san jose and mountain view. usually they are different. but west, west, west. you get the idea. it's a west wind. that's

. >> "america tonight"s michael oku takes a ride and gets an insider's view of las vegas's showdown. will it bring travellers to a stand still? also tonight - behind bars and behind belief. the gang leader who proclaimed i am the law. >> one woman was fixing home cooked meals one smuggling him other matters. >> that is the tip of the iceberg. a rare look behind bars, and why baltimore prisoners may not be the oig mate running -- inmates running things on the inside. good evening, thank you for joining us. i'm saying in for joie chen. after the death of a suspect injured in police custody, it's turmoil. it's the latest in a long history of incidents shaking that community's faith in law enforcement. it's devastating, but no less shocking than another baltimore case, putting prison guards behind bars. we investigate prison corruption, and discovered that no one is tracking what appears to be a frequent problem. >> does the location of the corruption. >> i think it plays a vital roll. >> until now, ralph never talked on tv about what he witnessed from the baltimore gaol. >> you have peo

but things happen after fights in las vegas.iven how the country may be a little on edge right now, i'm hearing a lot of people talk about concerns about security after. how secure are you about your team security? >> we're very comfortable. the amount of effort that has been put into the preparation has just been phenomenal. we have had a number of meetings with law enforcement officials from the fbi, homeland security to a number of different local officials, to make sure that all of the fans will be safe. and we have a great event come saturday night. >> the weird thing that happened today, at least in my experience, was asking that manny pacquiao have his cup checked. why did the mayweather camp want that? i don't understand that. >> well because his trainer -- he used his kind of different kind of tactics. in the last fight that we fought against a fighter of his was oscar de la hoya in 2007. and to the best of my knowledge, he instructed oscar to wear a higher cup so when floyd would hit him with body punches, he would abs

. >> item 11 discussion item h ss financial reporting as of february 2015 pamela las vegas vin. >> to our fine cfo if you could just hit the top like that the things that must be talked about. >> pamela chief financial officer we have started our fund balance this fiscal year january i'm sorry july 1st, 2014, with a $92.8 million balance with 8 months behind us we're projecting a $90.5 million balance at the end of the year our general fund budget after the first 8 months we're projecting $650,000 no surplus by the end of the year those are dues and delays in hiring the director mentioned we're hiring up and will not have those kinds of savings in the next year's thank you. >> thank you. >> any questions of chief financial officer las vegas vin. >> i asked last month when we switched from paying advanced as you go why that wasn't the month of payment not reflected in the trust fund balance. >> it was a wash we advanced it it didn't make it a significant impact in the financial so we prepared for it we knew we had to use our fund balance you don't see it it has no large impact because

also coming up in two minutes janine de la vega will have more on the escape attempt he witnessed andthe chief did after. good morning. tuesday, april 21st i'm brian flores. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it's 4:30. >> the old time. >> the first half hour is practice. >> i think we did all right. >> his will be live. [ laughter ] thank you pam and brian. brian get your tennis racquet dusted off. we immediate to play. >> we do. >> let's go. >> later this week. >> we need to see pictures. >> steve is so good. >> and then i wake up. [ laughter ] we have a lot of cloud cover over us. high clouds. high and mid level clouds. boy there is a no doubt about it delta breeze. my goodness. when you get gusts to 35 at travis, they are done. it's sold out. even at this early hour. overcast for almost everybody. unless you are far away from any marine influence. 54 oakland to start. 62 in san jose. 66 downtown san jose under cloudy skies this morning. thunderstorm activity erupts. and then falls apart but drifts over us which gives us the combination of the low clouds and h