it seems to worked so far here in las vegas. maybe we'll get a little greedy here in las vegas thinking about the oakland a's. i think a lot of people in the east bay when would agree with my with my thoughts on a few of them might. all right. ron patrol live in las vegas tonight. thanks very much. brian. >> you can get the latest on the oakland a's on our website. all you have to do is take a pictured use your phone to scan the qr code on your screen and that will take you to the kron 4 sports page from there. you can get the latest on the oakland a's along with other bay area sports teams. we'll have much more on this story is still to come. in just a few moments with sports director jason dumas us. >> today. governor newsome unveiled a 12 billion dollar plan to tackle the state's homelessness crisis. part of his proposed 100 billion dollars. california comeback plan is aimed at providing 65,000 people but housing placements, for example, the money would also be used to create 46,000 new housing units as soon as planned also i

liberty in atlanta we have robert patillo he is a civil rights attorney and a radio host and in las vegas we have robert barnes he's a constitutional lawyer all right gentlemen cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want i always appreciate let me go to robert in las vegas for 2 reasons he got up the earliest for this program and he's also wearing a bow tie which of course points with me obviously robert let me go to you here what do you make of this raid on giuliani's house and taking his devices that was what the. the raid was all about they didn't take all of them we might want to go into why but i mean as a as a lawyer yourself this is fairy on usual what they're doing. do it i think they could have just called them and said hey we're coming over you know maybe we need for breakfast and we need to hash out a few things i mean giuliani if you love him or hate him he knows how the system works it seems to be very unusual unless they just wanted publicity and as i said in my introduction send a warning your take go ahead in las vegas. i think it's bifurcated i

bifurcated that's how robert in las vegas put it that way i can agree with that there how do you see it robert go ahead well we've seen the previews will trump associates who the f.b.i. believe that they were at your site or at least destroying documents being raided that's bizarre roger stone with his medical records 5000000 rate of residence when he was taken custody or manager was another one. and he was huge or even from the prosecution being so you can from jail where there were concerns about uses you so i don't think that this this is outside of the winds of things that have been previously oh well you know it's a giuliani and they say flouting the law you. write me and shadow foreign melchior supportive of the shadow secretary of state ukraine during the trump administration at the. f.b.i. would not be taking these notes without strong clear and convincing evidence and we have better or worse working in this country for sure that we have the crest in our federal government they're building cases of this nature well i mean the trust is getting a bit then my friend i'm sorry i

water use has dropped by the las vegas. it's reputation for excess, notwithstanding, has made strides and conservation cruise the they are also days. it's in unit, for example, in energy caea in southern spain. it rarely rains and the ground is dry as dust. yet the region is packed with greenhouse why agriculture accounts for 70 percent of fresh water used? in analisia, the ground water is, is severely depleted even so, the situations not as bad as you might think. the men will see a kero phone, a tech to hear he's taken steps to mooney as much water as they me instead of spraying water indiscriminately. he uses a refined system of drip irrigation such modernized farming methods have led to a decrease in water consumption across analisia by about 10 percent in 5 years. and there's more. this sea water diesel a nation plant, provides enough water to irrigate a quarter of the firms in the area that we do use as demand for ground water. the downside, however, is that the plant is powered bus fossil fuel, which are harmful to t

but we don't see many cruises from las vegas.o many of our businesses and workers that rely on the cruise industry have been left at a standstill for over year, waiting for the cdc guidance. the cdc has made it difficult for the cruise industry to get started again. i'm glad the cdc has answered the call to get things moving in the right direction. so things can get back to work. the cdc has treated the cruise industry terribly. we will make sure that we can reach a quick and equitable solution that keeps people safe. we want employees safe but also protecting the jobs in florida and those jobs in las vegas that are tied to the cruise industry. as the nation works to recover to get the economy back on track, i remain committed to doing anything i can to support the travel industry in florida and across the united states. i look forward to hearing from all of our witnesses. i think chair rosen for organizing this hearing and inviting the witnesses that she has invited. all of us want to understand how covid-19 has impacted our ind

that's united states' number one market as well as las vegas.so having this consumer confidence and being that first part of it, and having airlines work with airports, and each part of the experience, tsa, so that, you know, flying customer does feel confident and will not only take one trip, but take more than one. >> thank you. thank you, chair rosen. >> thank you. i would like to recognize senator blunt next. >> thank you, chairman. thanks for holding this hearing. thanks for naming the committee in such an appropriate way, and thanks for putting this great panel together. as mr. thompson pointed out on the return from foreign travelers, they just come -- they stay longer and spend more money than the individual american tourist for lots of reasons. the other thing is, they almost always like us better when they leave, even if they thought they were going to like us a lot. they like us more than they thought. so an investment in travel is a great investment in diplomacy as well, particularly that investment in foreign travel. chris, the mone

las vegas a little over 50% and in new orleans 32%. and some of reasons why our workers are not back here is because -- casinos have moved to eliminate a fair amount of food and beverage jobs and also changes housekeeping. and food service -- the employment there for example airline catering we have about 70% of workers back but that's really been paid through the cares act funding. in traditional cafeteria only aboutfu 55%. in airport confession when is people come through only about 45%. inio stadiums in arenas, less tn 40.. and bank convention centers 5% or less and there's real concern there about those jobs will come back. because that involves both large and employers and in hotel employment, there's really a buy per kaition and some of those leisure markets like florida, arizona, and hawaii we're starting to return back to precovid levels. but not where it was. but those relying on group international travel, numbers are so far below what it was before the pandemic that it is affected ability to people to come back to work. now

the mayor of las vegas. carolyn goodman went on social media to reveal that her city has been in talks with the team for 2 years. >> kron four's maureen kelly has reaction to this latest development. >> now, that's that's really devastating to hear. that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las

how about las vegas?l, the vegas mayor says talks have been going on for years to try to get the a's to sin city and she says she's excited about what's next. and still ahead, are trying to bring writers back as more people are vaccinated. how you can get a discount on your next ride. when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. t by a car let our injury attorneys help yoand needed help. i called the barnes firm. that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. >> but a's fans are focused on the future of the team right. are they bluffing about this threat to leave the bay area. should that waterfront ballpark plan fall apart. well, if you a

hopefully, something a lot of people from las vegas enjoy but we don't see many cruises from las vegas. so many of our businesses and workers that rely on the cruise industry have been left at a standstill for over a year now waiting for the cdc guidance. while so many industries have reopened. you can go to a restaurant. you can go to amusement park. you can go stay in a hotel but the cdc's made it very difficult for cruise industry to get started again. i'm glad cdc finally answered my call and call of many of my colleagues to get things in the right direction. so our cruise industry can get back to work. but the cdc unfortunately has treated our cruise industry terribly over the past year and i am going to continue my fight and work with the cdc to make sure we reach a quick and -- and equitable solution that keeps people safe. the employees safe. but also, protects the jobs in florida and i know there is jobs in vegas tied to the cruise industry and all across our nation. as the nation works to recover from the virus and getting our economy back on track, i remain committed to supp

and here's some good news out of las vegas, nevada. the desert city is a champion in conserving water resources. i use the mojave desert in the south west of the united states is the dryer region in north america. i guess if you have a big sticky rice with its elaborate fountains and more than 50 golf courses, this is synonymous with extravagance, even when it comes to water. ah, let me hear the prices resumed thames almost entirely from the colorado river. i flows down from the rocky mountains into make me a huge man, made reservoir behind, down. ah, but the water level has been thinking for years. date, an unrelenting route is not enough funding up lake me. a millions of people depend on the water frontage rectify. ah, you think the situation in las vegas would be done? but take a closer look. and you're in for a surprise. ah, kevin perry is a water come to charles the city on behalf of the local virtual authority. his job is to look for was wasted. the the rules here, sprinklers my only operates at night and just once a week during

ah, you think the situation in las vegas would be done? but take a closer look and you're in for a surprise. aah! kevin perry is a water comp. he to charles the city on behalf of the local virtual authority. his job is to look for to waste is the rules here? sprinklers my only operate at night and just once a week during the winter however, not all residents are abiding. the, well, there's 2 ways we go about it. we go through outreach, we go through conversations those that they choose not to adjust in and change their watering habits. we have an enforcement side that starts with penalties. monetary fees are charged and deals. monetary fees are on a graduated scale. they have to pay it, or we will turn their water off as a delinquent, as non payment for service. so if you don't solely issue funds, they also used incentives, forgotten. apropos garden design, the southern nevada also authority pays residence to rip out her loan. that's because growth needs the loss of water, which isn't then recycling. we're going to pay the equivalent of 27

and golf courses account for just 7 percent of the used in las vegas. the was called central source, are doing a good job. despite the population over the past couple of decades to use has dropped by las vegas. it's reputation for excess, notwithstanding, has made strides and conservation they will also days in europe. for example, in entered the caea in southern spain, it rarely rains and the ground is dry as dust. yet the region is packed with greenhouse line agriculture accounts to 70 percent. so fresh for to use. in analisia, the ground water is, is to be depleted even so the situations not as bad as you might think. the manuel garcia, kero phone, a hectic here. he's taking steps to minimize his consumption. he relies on the modern pump system and gives his plans only as much as they me instead of spraying water indiscriminately. he uses a refined system of drip irrigation such modernized farming methods have led to a decrease in water consumption across analisia by about 10 percent in 5 years. and there's more. this sea water diesel a nation plant,

. >> diaz: plus, viva las vegas. the city welcomes crowds back.t's making the car you want hard to find. and later, stem support. a chicago teacher goes the extra mile to pay fo science and tech classes. >> we're really trying to break a cycle and help kids get out of the cycle of poverty. the jobs are in tech. this is the "cbs weekend news." from chicago, here's adriana diaz. >> diaz: good evening. the world's coronavirus cases are hitting record levels, driven in part by a devastating surge in india. new daily infections there today topped 400,000. at the same time, america's pandemic pain is easing. over the past week, new infections are down in 26 states. they only rose in four. and vaccinations have provided a critical boost. more than 100 million american adults are now fully vaccinated. that's fueling summer travel plans for many. cbs's danya bacchus at l.a.x. leads us off. danya, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. those with travel plans will still face restrictions. the t.s.a. just announced its covid rules-- mask mandates

they do a really good job of promoting las vegas. i want to thank everybody for their hard work.rida is a global travel usdestination and we try to make it the number one travel iddestination in the entire word and the competition of course was vegas. peopleer from all over the world come to enjoy the attractions and all the state has to offer. we worked hard to grow the industry by the way there is you can win the best state parks every six years. there's only one that's ever one twice and only one state that hase won it three times and it's the great state of florida. it's unfortunate what happened in the pandemic and it has the biggest impact on traveling to tourism in the industry and its hurt a lot of people that rely on they don't have a guaranteed salary theyst are relying on people showing up on things like that we have a bipartisan bill wither senator cinema. introducing the industry and to restart the businesses in the communities for the cruise industry making progress with the cdc which was frustrating fore quite a while as the natin works to recover and get back on t

the mayor of las vegas is suggesting otherwise there.olyn goodman went on social media to reveal that las vegas has been in talks with the team for 2 years. kron four's maureen kelly has reaction to this new development. >> now, that's that's really devastating to hear. that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman road las vegas has always been open to active conversations with major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 2019, las vegas is

. >> the mayor las vegas is suggesting they are not bluffing. mayor carolyn goodman went on social media to review her to reveal, i should say her city has been in talks with the a's. forget this 2 years kron four's maureen kelly has the story. >> now, that's that's really devastating to hear. that's chris dobbins was save oakland sports reacting to the las vegas mayors revelation that sin city is interested in luring away yet another oakland sports team. she showed her hand the day after the mlb encourage the athletics to look for an alternative place for the a's to call home base calling the coliseum site not viable an unhappy with the progress getting the a's proposed waterfront stadium at howard terminal off the ground on social media mayor carolyn goodman wrote las vegas has always been open to active conversationsrwith major league sports franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with lee commissioners and for the oakland a's these have been occurring since 20

one of the best i've had at my life is the caesar's palace in las vegas.people get comfortable with going back to eating at buffets, maybe they'll check that out. >> when i get comfortable i'll take you up on that one. i love food, so. >> too much for me. too much for me. >> thanks, dom. >> thanks. >> you got it, guys. >>> coming up next, helping you get prepared for the next big one. still ahead on "today in the bay," the growing expansion of the earthquake early warning system that could now be a game-changer, really for the west coast. we'll be right back. welcome to jack in the box. hey, jack, i heard your chicken- who told you that? it was jimmy wasn't it? no, i heard your chicken comes with classic and spicy in the same box, so i don't have to choose. ah yes. best of both worlds. my 50/50 popcorn chicken. only at jack in the box. majestic mountains... my 50/50 popcorn chicken. scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is avai

possibly a house, just a short time ago in las vegas. now, the base releasing a statement on twitter, saying, "we are aware of an incident involving an aircraft --" david, at this point, it remains unclear if there are any injuries but we'll continue to follow this story. authorities on the scene there right now, david. >> all right, alex perez on the breaking news near las vegas tonight, apparently a military plane going down near las vegas, perhaps into a neighborhood and we will stay on it. alex, thank you. >>> in the meantime this monday night, we move onto the coronavirus here in the u.s. new cases of the virus plunging to their lowest level in nearly a ar. ,0 nbe milon people 12 and older receiving at least one shot of the vaccine. that's more than 58% of people in this country. and the cdc revealing it is investigating tonight a small number of reports of a potential heart problem, potential inflammation in more than a dozen teenagers an young people. of course that's out of millions of shots administered. but the cdc is warning d

from the deserts busy las vegas. consummation here it's fast. greenhouse bay. good news from the blue planet on dw, the international theme has been eagerly waiting for this new contemporary collection. new pino museum. ah, a forgotten jim is real wakened as a modern temple of hero max. ah 60 minutes on will you be double use crime fighters? are back africa, most successful radio drama theories continues. all episodes are available online. course you can share and this goes on w, africa, facebook page and other social media platform, crime fighters. tune in now. ah ah, so much of the news we hear about the state of the world. so how about a change of perspective? we'd like to offer some good news from the blue climate. ah, for example, in southern spain, suspicion, vegetable grown has supplied all of europe. new voters on track to make cultivation, eco friendly. and here's some good news. as of las vegas, nevada. the did the city is a champion in conserving water resources. i use how they did it in the south west of the united states. it's ryan region in north

the nellis air force base near las vegas saying, "we are aware of an incident." our reporter sharing late information as we come on tonight. >>> also tonight, the coronavirus in the u.s. new cases plunging to their lowest level in more than a year. but tonight, the concern over reports of some adolescents and young people after their second shot. the cdc now revealing it is looking into a small number of reports of heart inflammation. tonight, dr. jha is here on that. and new research this evening on the india variant and whether it's believed the vaccines of the u.s. will be effective. the doctor on that tonight, as well. and new questions about that wuhan lab. growing calls for an independent investigation now after reports u.s. intelligence is aware of three workers at the lab who were hospitalized with flu-like symptoms in november of 2019. a full month before the first reported case of the virus. >>> also developing tonight, the growing international outrage. was it a state-sponsored hijacking? belarus forcing the diversion of a passenger jet to arrest a jou

our cbs las vegas affiliate reported the parking lot was killed. it's not clear if anyone on the ground was also hurt. tonight aftershocks are still being felt after a devastating volcanic eruption in the democratic republic of congo. it came with little warning turning the night sky red over the city of goma. daylight revealed the damage, entire neighborhoods buried under lava. the death toll has risen to at least 32. thousands have fled the area. all right, up next, lefty does it. he joins a growing list of athletes who refuse to act their age. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cance

shortetakef.by a military raor voed in ainingce residential neighborhood of las vegas. thick black smoke billowing into the sky after a plane crash left this backyard looking like a war zone. >> this was an f1 military aircraft that just crashed. >> reporter: authorities at nearby nellis air force base say the plane operated by a military contractor took off from the base monday afternoon crashing a short time later near the southern edge of the base. >> it sounded like a plane in distress. >> i heard the low flying. i heard the shaking. i felt the shaking in the house. >> reporter: police and military officials rushing to the scene securing the area. an elementary school nearby told to shelter in place. students could see the crash from their classrooms. witnesses in the area describing the tense moment. >> my dog was freaking out. he was like running around the house like going crazy by the windows and my dad is like, hey, a plane just crashed down the street. >> right between the two houses he went down where the wires were and that's when we heard the big boom and w

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he was in las vegas, tweeting out his view from a golden night hockey playoff game. trust me. n vegas just to see a hockey game. obvious exploration of vegas is a possible future home for the aged continues right in the face of aids fans, cavil and rightfully so. just getting tourney up on social media tonight by ace's fans, very insensitive move right there. by dave kabel go there, but don't put it out of social media, right? meantime well, we're three days into the warriors offseason. ah year. that's ah lot of heartache, a lot of highlights and plenty of pickups in between, but we know one thing for sure they have got to take care of them. ppe candidate steph curry. he did everything inhumanly possible to try and get them into the playoffs. now the warriors must of course, number one. get him a contract extension on the cout we have to add some veterans and free agency. we just have to. we're well aware of that. offensively you saw too. how steph was being guarded. it's not fair to him. almost. you can't walk. i can't do that much. it's a compliment to him clearly. and a lot

and las vegas up 15%.are foot one-bathroom home in tiburon, california, went for more than $2 million. 58% over the asking price. >> if you're putting asking price offers, you're automatically a loser. >> reporter: mike mcgrath paid $45,000 over list price for this home in henderson, nevada. >> he barely got the house. barely. >> reporter: so if you waited another day? >> gone. >> reporter: buyers faced black friday-type lines at open houses. >> i keep can't doing this. >> reporter: after getting outbid on 20 homes in boseman, montana, sean hawksford pleaded for somebody to sell him a home. >> this guy happened to see me and happened to have a house for sale. people shouldn't have to literally beg for a house. >> reporter: jennifer steinzer never wanted a third floor >> uries pull them up with a string. >> reporter: why were you willing to make so many sacrifices? >> just to have a roof over us. >> reporter: this home hit the market for $800,000. it's already had 123 showings and it will likely sell for cl

i think they benefit from both combination, a little bit of macao, a lot of las vegas. they've done a good job in terms of executing in a hard environment. it is one of my favorite names in the portfolio. >> you have marriott in the reopening story. give me something quick on that and i will end with sarat on delta airless. >> they have a little more international exposure than their peers, so they're lagging. i like that. the "star wars" transaction a couple of years ago gives them size and scale and i wouldn't be surprised to see in the next two or three-quarters they institute the buy back program. >> all right you have an interesting new buy we will talk about later too i'm looking at it on my list but i will tease it for a little bit. sarat, delta airless >> i do. i like delta for the leisure travel i think, as josh mentioned, we get more people vaccinated, kids getting vaccinated, people are ready to travel. as soon as europe starts opening up delta is going to benefit there. the option is business travel in the fall so you get three things that will help this it

ah, you'd think the situation in las vegas would be done. but take a closer look and you're in for a surprise. aah! kevin perry is a water cup. he chose the city on behalf of the local virtual stores. his job is to look for was who wasted the the rules here. sprinklers my only operate at night and just once a week during the winter. however, not all residents are abiding. well, there's 2 ways we go about it. we go through outreach, we go through conversations those that choose not to adjust and change their watering habits. we have an enforcement side that starts with penalties. monetary fees are charged and deals, monetary fees are on a graduated scale. they have to pay it, or we will turn their water off as a delinquent, nonpayment for service. the real story, if he's done solely issue fine. they also used incentives, forgotten. i propose garden design, the southern nevada also authority pays residence to rip out her loan. that's because growth needs the loss of water, which isn't then recycled. the authority paid the equivalent of 27 year

leaving the las vegas says she's been in talks with mayor league baseball about the a's moving therece 2019. oakland mayor libby schaaf called the news heartbreaking. melissa colorado has more on this tug of war between oakland and vegas over the future of the a's. >> it's heartbreaking that they could even talk to any other city. the a's and oakland go together. >> reporter: two cities, two mayors, one mlb team. las vegas mayor carolyn goodman told her local paper that she's been in talks with mayor league baseball about moving the athletics to sin city since 2019. sports business reporter mik acres. >> we saw it with the raiders, you know, 2018 the spark up and got the deal done. >> the city does move very fast and they understand that's attracted sports franchises of all types. >> reporter: on tuesday the mlb said it gave the a's its blessing to start scouting for other cities to move to, citing concerns over how little progress the city has made to approve the $12 billion waterfront development project. mayor schaaf is doubling down on her commitment to get the deal done. >> this

. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm winning ♪ ♪ i'm winning ♪ ♪ i'm winning ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> good morning to the beautiful las vegasr in the world of baseball is winning again and again in more ways than one. >> he was at the lowest point of his life just over a year ago and now is sharing his incredible story. >> incredible is right. it's a story of inspiration and hope but a difficult one, too. the following piece deals with suicide. if that's a trigger for any viewers, we wanted to give you guys a heads up. 13 months after an attempt to end his own life, drew robinson is back in the game, literally. they say hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in all of professional sports. in the second inning of a minor league game between sacramento and las vegas on tuesday, drew robinson crushing the ball into the bull pen. a home run. pretty amazing. even more so when you consider that only 13 months ago the 29-year-old pro ball player attempted suicide. >> how can this be happening? what happened? are we trying to survive this? >> now robinson's comeback being called the most inspirational sports story of the yea

that includes the las vegas strip henderson, nevada and some others.the same time, couple said they're still moving forward with plans for the waterfront ballpark at howard terminal with the city council session today and another on thursday to continue these negotiations. the city council is actually scheduled a vote for july 20th on the matter and that couple said is one to circle on the calendar. >> we have a vision that includes a privately financed ballpark, you know, commercial center, you know, housing including affordable housing. and i think the question is whether or not that you know, you are vision comes to a reality whether or not we kind of continue along the current path, which is an area that has been under invested in. and that's a decision a public policy decision that the city is going to need to make. you know, we're strongly advocating for our project, which we think is a real winner and that will keep us in oakland for many generations to come and we'll do everything we can to get success in july. >> so despite this trip to nevada

lisa, find of roseville also survived the las vegas massacre. she agrees other mass shootings are a trigger for ptsd. i don't understand what's going on. what is going on in our world that this is continuing over and over and over the 3 survivors say they don't know the solution for fixing this problem. they believe in gun rights, but they also believe a common ground can be reached but doing nothing is an option that the mass gun violence is so great land that a lot of these people, they're doing anything will actually experience it for themselves. or their friends, their loved ones. and then i think they're going to look at bar differently. >> gurajpal sangha fox 40 news right now on kron 4 dot com. we have this qr code. there's a section with everything you need to know. >> about yesterday's mass shooting so you can grab your phone scan, this qr code that you can find a live blog with the latest updates press conferences reunifications centers and details if you need that and other mass shootings here in the bay area. we'll be right back afte

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some of those proteins are based in las vegas. kate hudson takes a look.e of esports and its future. >> i used to strive to play games. i was always like a competitive person in sports translated to gaming as well. >> kyle landers team captain for dark 0 e-sports based in las vegas with a team specializing in rainbow 6 siege. a popular tactical shooter game and are very dependent on strategy lander in his teammates train 8 hours a day, 6 days a week. whether it's setting up a defense or setting up attacks. we kind like a football team with different plays at the helm of dark 0 is player turned coach brandon carr. there's a lot of training that goes into hand-eye coordination and reflexes and anything with the ice and general car says the structure of an e-sports team years. any other athletic programs. well, it may be new to digest. it's serious and its popularity growing over the next 1020, years, you'll shift. he's the people who are getting those up into the people who actually grew up playing this over the past few years dark 0 has gone from a couple 1

>> las vegas has the highest unemployment numbers 35% and it's a singular economy. its home. the season targets las vegas and it's been very personal for me. >> brian: it's great and the one show i get my whole agreement with. if i appreciate that. john, think you so much. >> good to see oh. >> brian: thank you for watching for "prime time," busy day tomorrow and don't miss the radio show, and that begins at 9:00 p.m., 9:06 and finishes up at 12:00 p.m. noon at which time we'll have special guests from allen west to the senator from kansas, to jesse watters who have never met in person but is unbelievable handsome. i tell you that tucker carlson is up next and he's got a great show, and it starts with a bass drum and a snare drum, then starts right away after seeing his name. watch. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening, and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy monday. how do we assess the biden administration response to covid? here is one marker, those who pretty much everything that the white house is supposedly so committed to science chose as its head to covid coor

they already have plans to explore cities like las vegas and portland, oregon. so i suspect that they will be listening with open years, ucsf sports management professor nolan ha says. meetings like this are typically the team's way of putting some fire under the city's feet, though she suspects that aids patients is probably running thin. there's two things that are happening here one. they're putting pressure on the city of oakland. to pass. you know any of the legislation that's necessary for them to continue to build that the howard terminal, but at the same time, it's tradition for professional teams than the united states to move where the owners get the best stadium deal. team leaders are in vegas this week. the mayor's office, giving this statement to ktvu saying las vegas has always been open toe active conversations with major league sport franchises as they seek new locations and expanded community support for over 20 years. these talks have included dialogue with league commissioners and for the oakland a's. these have been occurring since 2019 las v

the warriors lost the raiders to las vegas.u know, potentially could lose lot so that's that's really frustrating. but not everyone believes the a's are really committed to the city they've played in for over 50 years. to me. i think our turn they pick that side because is a of the most impossible site built. >> ignacio de la fuente who was an oakland city council member for 21 years and is still a member of the coliseum authority. thanks despite the team's investment of both time and 10's of millions of dollars on this project. the team has had their sights set on moving on not to have good. >> you know, the argument, the miscues, you know, we tried everything you know, we tried everything. we tried to build a stadium in old unfortunately hasn't happened. thank you very much. the a's have said they want the city council to vote on the stadium. waterfront plan by late july. >> the city council president says they're committed to keeping the team in town. but they're waiting for more information from the team on this proposal. >

see what we're up to at xfinity.com/commitment todd: welcome back to las vegas, las vegas hitting theot as visitors flock to the area. here to react, celebrity chef, todd english and las vegas council woman, michelle fiori. it's great to have a superstar named todd on the show for once. >> perfect name. todd: you actually opened up a restaurant during the pandemic, called the beast food hall and area 15. i got lost in the menu when i was prepping for this segment. it has all that yummy fusion stuff that so many of us have been missing for the last year and-a-half. describe the vibe this weekend. >> it was unbelievable this weekend. i mean, it felt like pre-covid times. you know, i think just the sheer enthusiasm of people coming out, you know, area 15 is pretty cool. it's an entertainment complex, interactive, a lot of different things going on. people are wandering around looking at different things. our restaurant is very much about fun and playful food as you read on the menu, about bringing people together and people having a good time. it's just -- the pent-up energy i felt is re

-- wynn las vegas in fact following that changing guidance from the cdc game stocks off the back of off the back of the guidance change. >> reporter: wynn las vegas changed its rules the same day that vaccinated guests don't need to wear masks inside and the company will not ask them to prove that they have had their shots. in a statement this morning wynn resorts says it trusts its guests to do the right thing and follow the rules employees, though, will have to show proof of vaccination in order to ditch their masks and the company spokesman told me there was an immediate spike in the number of workers wanting to know their options for getting shots. already 91% of those employees have been vaccinated really that's a remarkable accomplishment mgm and las vegas sand have also decided that they will allow their fully vaccinated guests to go maskless in las vegas mgm and las vegas sands says their employees will still be required to wear them. the nevada gaming boulder says casinos can take down the plexiglass barriers. at the tables they can run at 100% occupaoccupancy. just getting

but it's unclear when what we do know is that the team is in las vegas this week. officials with the a's including a president. dave kaval making that trcp. the touring possible stadium site in and around vegas, major league baseball gave the a's the green light to explore these new homes while the team tries to secure the new waterfront ballpark in oakland. the oakland city council needs to vote on this proposal. that vote is slated to happen sometime in mid july and he's president dave kaval tweeting this video from the las vegas golden knights playoff hockey game. he says wow. stanley cup playoffs. it is clear this is a very public flirtation. can't think of a better word to describe it in kabel must know that he's fans will not love this particular tweet and you can stay up to date on the oakland athletics by scanning the qr code on your screen with your mobile device. it'll take you to the kron 4 sports page and there you can get the latest on just about anything about aids but also other bay area sports teams as well. >> up next, a man refuses to wear his mask

now it doesn't end usually at least not las vegas the way it doesn't. the movie, right? where the old black cop tackles the young guys. if i'm getting too old for this stuff, it ends with the young guy who's much faster than the officer saying, i'm faster than you, but i'm not fashioned the radio. i'm about to be surrounded, please don't hurt me. but if i'm an officer, my adrenalin up, my heart rate is pumping. i know they're a bad guy because who runs from the police, but bad guys. that means even if you surrender peacefully, i'm giving you a shot to the kidneys for the price of making me run. and so it las vegas when we came back with that information, say hey, it's your focus is that seem to be a big portion of the problem. both the community and law enforcement knew right away how to manage that, which is slow it down. teach the officers account and can tell them, don't touch the person to back up arrives, give signals that if this is not immediate danger, then you don't need to put hands on someone and they were able to reduce their use of force by 23 percent in alm

decimated in las vegas.ed. these guys are grateful for reopening and the capacity and the rest, i don't know the latest in las vegas, but how do you keep them psyched? how, when they're facing daunting odds to say nothing of just reopening and expense or the problems associated with that, now not being able to find workers, it's hard to be chipper and a glass half full person. how do you coach them with that? >> in nevada we go 100% june 1st, it's a big deal for us. there's light at theened of the tunnel. we're excited about it, seeing people on the street. you're right. covid has been a paralyzing fact upon people, neil. almost like they've been wounded. they don't walk as fast, they're not assertive, they're reserved about their future. and it's had a psychological impact. this season is much more motivation and helping them move forward rather than pushing them to move forward. a quick story, neil. in this season of bar rescue, we've talked the past year, year and a half how the pandemic decimated the ind

he's recovering something known as baia, the las vegas of the ancient world.50 feet under surface.s them to create the visual models that visualized 400 acres of lavish villages and spas whe emperor near row and baia had lush offerings from fresh fish to private water ponds. they showed us where toppled columns once stood and i ran my hand along steps likely leading ompool. you'd never want to go scuba diving just to see fish again. >> yeah. >> reporter: while smaller artifacts have been removed, large structures remain with underwater divers. an entire neighborhood still being investigated and restored was open to the public last summer. >> wow, that's so fascinating, seth doane joins us now. seth, good morning. i understand you actually learn allowed to dive to make this trip? >> reporter: that's right, somebody's got to do it. it was spectacular, anthony, to go down there looking at those replicas of statues that they have put down. they pulled out thet get deteriorated anymore. but they wanted to give people something to experience. a lot of the bigger thi

look, our slot revenues at wynn las vegas in april were the biggest we've ever had in the history running65% hotel occupancy so people -- >> and how about the convention business is it going to come back you got a big place. i'm not hearing enough convention talk. >> yeah, conventions are coming back the back half of the year are convention room bookings from july to december we have more rooms on the books than we had in 2019 during that time more conventions are coming. i think last time i was on i talked about tech companies are talking about coming back out. people want to get-togethers that's how you innovate. >> this is good. we have a lot of negativity in the stock market there is one place people will be doing very, very well i didn't get to ask about hannibal and napoleon here what matt maddox wynn resorts ceo and bill foley along with other spacs, thank you guys for coming on the show. >> thanks, jim. >> pleasure. >> "mad money" will be back after the break. >> announcer: coming up, there's always a bull market somewhere and cramer just might have found it for you this stock pop