>> he's 20, about to be 21. >> jimmy: so will you give him a big las vegas 21 year old party? aitresses, don't give him no beer, take him some milk. that's my baby! watch out for him, please! >> jimmy: are you still like that at this age? >> i'm still like that, i'm bad. i'm one of those detective dads. >> jimmy: that's good. there's nothing wrong with that. does he find it annoying? >> no, i think he's cool with it, because i'm rich? i don't know. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: uh-huh. >> maybe that's why he really loves me, i don't know. >> jimmy: i'm going to throw a hypothetical situation at you. let's say your son's getting married maybe, who knows, ten years, whenever it is. and there's a bachelor party and he and his friends, and they have a bachelor party and they say we're going to go to a strip club together. would you go with your son to the strip club? >> i will be there, yeah. >> jimmy: you would be there. i have to show him what not to do. [ laughter ] i will go, i will definitely go. >> jimmy: you would feel comfortable? >> i would have to be there for him. till i know h

i spend a lot of time in las vegas. i appreciate las vegas. and at times las vegas appreciates me.ot our movie "knocked up" here a long time ago. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: yeah. how long were you here in town? >> i was here for like a week, but it, so in the movie, like the scene is that we're supposed to do hallucinogenic mushrooms and go to a cirque du soleil show. >> jimmy: i remember. i was a producer on the movie, so the director, judd, sent me and my partner, evan goldberg, to las vegas to scout all the cirque du soleil shows over the course of a weekend to pick which one would be the best for the movie. and as responsible producers -- [ laughter ] we thought the only appropriate way to really know which one would be the best would be to do shrooms for two days straight and see -- [ cheers and applause ] -- every single cirque du soleil show that was on the strip at the time. which we did. and it was amazing. >> jimmy: did judd apatow know that his two location scouts were on mushrooms? >> no. we did not disclose that information. we went to "o," the water one, which

las vegas, nevada. it's very kind. i appreciate it. lcome. [ cheers and applause ] thank you for joining us on the strip for the first of five nights in vegas. that's very kind. i don't know, how many -- just out of curiosity, how many locals do we have in the audience tonight? [ cheers and applause ] all right. well, i see a lot of faces i know. i grew up here. we moved to las vegas when i was 9 years old. i went to kenny gwynn junior high school. [ cheers and applause ] i went to clark high school. [ cheers and applause ] and then the university of nevada las vegas. [ cheers and applause ] i enrolled at unlv in the fall of 1985. as a young man i had the privilege of watching the great jerry tarkanian and his running rebels electrify this town. [ cheers and applause ] i started a promising career in high school at a store called miller's outpost where -- selling parachute pants and shrink to fit jeans. i got my first job in broadcasting, unpaid of course, hosting a sunday night talk show on our local college radio station, kunv. [ appl

when was the first time were you in las vegas? how old were you when you were here? y 6 or 7 years old. >> jimmy: very young. >> very young. i remember going to circus circus. we stayed in a hotel room with a bed, if you put a quarter in the bed, it vibrated. i thought it was best ride of all time. >> jimmy: called magic fingers. >> huh? >> jimmy: magic fingers. >> for real? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was just like, eeeeee, eeeeee, that was nice. my bed now vibrates. to this day. i got me one of those beds that the back come up and the legs come up and you push the button and it vibrates. i think that's from my childhood. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do you really have a bed that vibrates? >> yeah. you should come over. [ laughter ] no, you're married, never mind. you're not welcome. >> jimmy: i think the wife would be all right with it, i'll tell you it's a social experiment. >> if you've got a wife, i don't want you in my bed if you've got a wife. >> jimmy: you just got off a stand-up comedy tour. >> i'm wrapping it up. >> jimmy: it had a rocky start. >> just one, just one. you

we've been having a very good time here in las vegas. lled into town with a 1-year-old, a 4-year-old, my parents and mother-in-law. not exactly the rat pack, but you do what you have to do. [ laughter ] vegas is a great place for kids. there are sharks and dolphins. they have a pool in every hotel. there's a ferris wheel. there's a butterfly sanctuary. it is also a terrible place for children. [ laughter ] there are strippers on the sidewalk. trucks advertising girls to your room with naked women on them. people are smoking. people are gambling, there are bachelorettes crying and carrying their shoes. [ laughter ] and, you know, kids, they soak it up. and so we're crossing the street from the link, just down the block. we're waiting for the light to change. and there's a country song blasting out of jimmy buffett's margaritaville. and it's a song called "hick town" by jason aldean. i think it came out about ten years ago. do you know this song? in the middle of the song, he says the word "butt crack." [ laughter ] he sings -- ♪ you can se

the a's play regular season home games in las vegas. the only big league team to ever do so. >> and here's why this happened. the raiders had just returned to oakland, alameda coliseum a year earlier, out, davis built in the outfield to ensure the raiders would return from los angeles was still under construction because of delays. the first 6 games for the athletics that season were played cashman field. the battles over construction in the aging stadium created issues between the raiders and athletics ownership that still exists to this day. they were not happy roommates. in 2019, the a's became the triple a affiliate of the aviators playing exhibition games at vegas ballpark and further solidifying their connection with the city leading to a possible move to las vegas later this decade. i think that this is awesome city and >> you they they really do a good product here with the aviator. whatever happens happens. but, you know, it's it's definitely fun city to also, the a's have announced their partnership with the golden knights and

>> they were expecting yesterday to be the hottest day ever here in las vegas.tures climbed as high as 116 degrees fahrenheit and stopped just a few points of a degree short of the highest ever recorded temperature here of 117 celsius. i'm told by meteorologists that today it's slightly more humid and there's be bit of a breeze which they say is making things slightly cooler but i can assure you, it will still extremely hot. one of the problems is that las vegas was experiencing record cold temperatures. they had more than 260 consecutive days of temperatures below 38 celsius, below 100 fahrenheit and then issued listen i the heat came with a vengeance on the fourth of july holiday weekend and temperatures have been up there ever since. what that means that even local las vegas weren't really acclimatized to this now above-average high temperatures. people are used to it being hot here but not this hot. i was speaking to the man w runs the ambulance service here in las vegas and he said callouts have climbed by more than 40% and many of those, they're attending

and las vegas could hit an all time record of 118 degrees this weekend. >> if las vegas and this is kind of a nerdy thing that i'm always interested in, if las vegas passes 117, which is kind of their cap, that would break an all time record. i remember being out at the national weather service in las vegas and asking them, why is it 117 well, it looks like this sunday we might even be able to break that heat. >> is the deadliest natural hazard in the us with an average of nearly 1400 additional deaths each year due to more days over 90 degrees. and it's not just rising temperatures on land. about 40% of the world's oceans are experiencing a heat wave. scientists say climate change is also triggering more extreme rain events, which could be a factor in this slow moving disaster unfolding in southern california. at least 12 homes are collapsing into a ravine in rolling hills. estates 16 others are at risk. >> state geologists tell me that record rains this year have unleashed thousands of landslides, and it's often the biggest ones that take the longest to form, which is why there is conc

everyone is a las vegas fan.e, or didn't feel comfortable coming, that pent—up demand has shown up over the past 15—18 months. now, talk to me about this tie—up between grand prix and vegas. they seem like fairly unlikely bed fellows, some may say? unlikely bed fellows, some may sa ? �* , unlikely bed fellows, some may sa ? v ., unlikely bed fellows, some may sa ? �*, . , . ., . say? there's a perfect match. there's no — say? there's a perfect match. there's no city _ say? there's a perfect match. there's no city with _ say? there's a perfect match. there's no city with more i there's no city with more horsepower than las vegas and no sporting event that matches before with our city. we're going to run on a saturday night in november, formula i night in november, formula 1 cars down las vegas boulevard. it's going to be the biggest eventin it's going to be the biggest event in the world in 2023. what are you looking for this weekend? in terms of seeing the grand prix and seeing how it's organised and the rest of

liz: okay. >> you know, anything that is las vegas especially the big las vegas strip has its owns set on set of volatility and you know we know that these whether it's a hotel operator or hotel casino operator they typically don't own the bricks and mortar. they don't own their land. those are held by reits in most cases. so we're talking about, you know, revenue on lodging, less so on gaming than it used to be even for mgm. so we like them both. liz: okay. >> but we like excuse me, marriott for long-term. liz: okay. >> it still has room to grow just because demand, demand remains very, very high right now. liz: you know what's fun? you get to cover all the good stuff. you like dave and buster's. you like bunch of other names, louis vuitton, lvmh, boyd gaming. we're seeing with lvmh, luxury names they're in the red at the moment down around three% because china's economy and the gdp of china just missed expectations and they had been a big driver, all the newly wealthy people in china, big driver of purchases things like louis vuitton purses. tell me what you anticipate for that? is i

i spoke earlier to our correspondent sophie long, who's in las vegas. the hottest day ever recorded here with the mercury poised to hit 47 celsius. now, i'm told it hasn't yet got there, but it's pretty hard to imagine it being any hotter. and it's not much cooler in places like phoenix, arizona, as well. they've had temperatures above 43 for the past two weeks now. and i think that's one of the problems. it's notjust that we're experiencing these dangerous levels of heat, but there's no respite in el paso. in texas, they've had temperatures above 38 celsius for more than a month, and there's still no end in sight. as you rightly pointed out, 38 cities across the southern and western united states are expected to have record breaking temperatures today. at the moment, some 100 million americans are under what they call an extreme heat warning. and yeah, there's no end in sight. we're told that in las vegas, the temperatures are set to stay like this for much of the next week. as you can imagine, it's very difficult for people to cope. most people are he

dion: it is game day in las vegas. for the wnba all-star game happens right after this edition of abc 7 news. we are live at las vegas with a look at how fans are taking in the experience before the game. >> the fans are starting to fill up michelob ultra arena. this is the event they have been waiting for all weekend long. it is a rematch when you think about it. wilson's team got the win over breanna stewart's last year. fans say they are looking forward to this clash of basketball's best. >> wnba all-star weekend, let's get to it. >> the wnba live experience inside the mandalay bay is a top destination for fans. jerseys show who people are pulling for but despite who wins, the wnba is promising fans will not leave disappointing. they are implement in three special rules. there will be a four-point shot, the shot clock will go from 24 to 20 seconds, forcing players to pick up the pace, and will be automatic points for free throws, not having to go to the line until the last two minutes. >> they have the best players

the a's 7 bit of history in las vegas. >> well, baseball has had a strong history in las vegas with the triple a in town for 40 years. but you could argue no big league team has had a larger presence in las vegas. then the oakland athletics. the history goes back decades. and 1996 27 years ago. the a's play regular season home games in las vegas. the only big league team to ever do so. >> and here's why this happened. the raiders had just returned to oakland, alameda coliseum a year earlier, out, davis built in the outfield to ensure the raiders would return from los angeles was still under construction because of delays. the first 6 games for the athletics that season were played cashman field. the battles over construction in the aging stadium created issues between the raiders and athletics ownership that still exist to this day. they were not happy roommates. in 2019, the a's became the triple a affiliate of the aviators playing exhibition games at vegas ballpark and further solidifying their connection with the city leading to a possible move to las vegas later this decade. i think

you look at the past six quarters of a las vegas is on fire -- past six quarters, las vegas is on fire good. two other demand trends. even prior to the pandemic, the leisure segment was by a wide margin the most rapidly growing segment. expanding our footprint in this critical destination makes all the sense in the world. secondly, when you look at the way demand has been recovering post-pandemic, the most compelling and encouraging trend we have seen is the velocity with which group demand has recovered and you can argue las vegas is the most interesting group destination in the u.s. when you look at not only the quality of the resorts but you have more than 4 million square feet of meeting space in your portfolio within a mile and a half space, it is a tremendous opportunity for our customers. >> as we talk about the idea demand recovered post-pandemic and did so in dramatic fashion, have you seen signs about that having? -- that ebbing? inflation has eaten away at a lot of savings that consumers in the u.s. has. are you seeing more price sensitivity and demand coming down at this po

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just like everybody else here in las vegas. on course to be the hottest day ever recorded here, with it poised to hit 48 celsius. it is pretty hard to imagine it being any hotter. it's not much cooler in places like phoenix, arizona, they have had temperatures above 43 for the last two weeks. that is when the problem is, it is notjust that we are expecting these dangerous levels of heat, there is no respite. el paso in texas have had temperatures of 38 celsius for more than a month and there is no end in sight. 38 cities across the southern and western united states are expected to have record—breaking temperatures today. at the moment, some 100 million americans are in what they call an extreme heat warning. there is no end in sight. in las vegas, the temperatures are set to stay like this for much of the next week. it's very difficult for people to cope. most people are heeding advice to stay at home. the strip in las vegas is normally much more busy than this. people are advised to stay at home, that is difficult if you do n

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in las vegas.ta is investigating why one of its planes sat on the runway in triple digit heat with no air conditioning. our affiliate reports the plane was on the runway for four hours and some passengers had to be given oxygen. some passed out before being wheeled off the plane. the flight to atlanta was canceled nearly 900 wildfires are now burning all across canada. >> british columbia has lost a record amount of land to the flames and there are still months to go in fire season. historically dry and hot conditions are also plaguing parts of europe caused by the so-called heat domes that you see. large areas of high pressure, signs of a changing climate back in this country. >> new allegations of inhumane treatment along the southern border. a state trooper in texas claims officers were ordered to push migrant children back into the rio grande and even deny migrants water in the extreme heat. abc's em nguyen has more on the accusations and the fallout. good morning. >> good morning, andrew. yeah

las vegas has always been known as sin city, but it's quickly becoming the top sports city in the country. for the first time ever, the super bowl is coming to vegas as allegiant stadium will be site of the big game in february. it's also getting its first-ever ncaa final four in 2028. formula one will also return to vegas in november after being ignored by pro sports leagues for years, vegas is now the hot destinations. >> once allegiant stadium got put into play we went to the next level and said we can host the final four one day. we have the infrastructure. >> reporter: did the fact that gambling started becoming more accepted nationally help las vegas in getting these pro teams? >> it's been important for that to happen. it had to fade in the minds of some of those who were in control. we couldn't buy an ad for the super bowl in the late 'national interests and early 2000s -- '90s and early 2000s. >> reporter: in the past six years vegas has added golden knights in the nhl, aces in the wnba, and raiders in the nfl. and this is currently where the tropicana hotel and casino is, but al

we're looking at 103 and it's all thanks to this high-pressure near las vegas, giving them temperatures6. so it's hot folks in vegas. it is hot right here for us today. break it all down for you coming up next all right. thank you for that check on those traffic cams this morning. an 8 minute ride into the city. >> lights are still off. san mateo bridge just under 13 minutes. there. richmond, sandra fell bridge around 7 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 20 morning right? well, our top story this morning, we're talking hot temps, smoke from wildfires burning in oregon, calls in the air in the bay area to be unhealthy. officials are encouraging you if you can stay inside over the weekend coffers will tran is live in lafayette with the latest will so are you already smell and seeing hazy skies? >> breathing is always difficult for me, but it gets a little worse. obviously, when it's really hot and guy and yes, fires always a problem for me and could be a problem for you as well. you might be able to see just the horizon right behind me. the sun is starting to rise and you

. >>> imagine being stuck on the tarmac in las vegas in triple digit heat with an infant. i'll talk to parents who endured that hell. >>> and the pilot that made a run for it into north korea. tonight, i talk to a woman who watched him doing it. >> doing it for a tiktok stunt or something stupid like that. i heard one of the american soldiers yell get him. he was going so fast, he was gone by then. >> we'll hear from her later. >>> the special counsel grand jury is expected to meet a few hours from now. the president trump being indicted for a third time. we have jennifer rogers, former assistant u.s. attorney. and john miller, our chief law enforcement officer and analyst. how likely is it that former president trump is indicted tomorrow? >> i don't know if he'll be indicted tomorrow. maybe tomorrow. maybe next week. as we were talking about, there's folks coming before the grand jury in the coming weeks. two or three weeks out. >> you happen to know there's people who are going to be going for the grand jury. >> there are witnesses under subpoena to the grand jury, throu

the a's play regular season home games in las vegas.y big league team to ever do so. >> and here's why this happened. the raiders had just returned to oakland, alameda coliseum a year earlier, out, davis built in the outfield to ensure the raiders would return from los angeles was still under construction because of delays. the first 6 games for the athletics that season were played cashman field. the battles over construction in the aging stadium created issues between the raiders and athletics ownership that still exist to this day. they were not happy roommates. in 2019, the a's became the triple a affiliate of the aviators playing exhibition games at vegas ballpark and further solidifying their connection with the city leading to a possible move to las vegas later this decade. i think that this is awesome city and >> you they they really do a good product here with the babysitter. whatever happens happens. but, you know, it's it's definitely fun city to also, the a's have announced their partnership with the golden knights and the r

the a's actually have a bit of history in las vegas. >> well, baseball has had a strong history in las vegas with the triple a in town for 40 years. but you could argue no big league team has had a larger presence in las vegas. then the oakland athletics. the history goes back decades. 1996 27 years ago. the a's play regular season home games in las vegas. the only big league team to ever do so. >> and here's why this happened. the raiders had just returned to oakland, alameda coliseum a year earlier, out, davis built in the outfield to ensure the raiders would return from los angeles was still under construction because of delays. the first 6 games for the athletics that season were played cashman field. the battles over construction in the aging stadium created issues between the raiders and athletics ownership that still exist to this day. they were not happy roommates. in 2019, the a's became the triple a affiliate of the aviators playing exhibition games at vegas ballpark and further solidifying their connection with the city leading to a possible move to las vegas later this deca

even if it means that they have to come and live in las vegas with me.t i can give them a better quality of life. >> reporter: governor josh green says keeping hawaii accessible to those who have lived on this land for generations is important. >> my wife, who's native hawaiian and japanese, my children are part native hawaiian, so i'm already anticipating how it will affect all our families, including my own. >> reporter: but hawaii is the most expensive state to live in in the united states. the cost of living is 86% higher than the national average, with the cost of housing an astounding 207% higher than the national average. >> we don't want any out-migration. we need our young people to stay. we're working on economic development, we're working on making hawaii the most diverse place in the world. which it is, actually. it's just too expensive for many people. >> reporter: efforts to protect hawaiians date back over 100 years. in 1920, the federal government set aside 200,000 acres of former lands owned by the royal family and the state for native h

this as las vegas.hat we're watching here is just as high pressure system coming from texas area, new mexico into las vegas, bringing some dangerous temperatures. they have a heat wave. that's breaking records from 1962. actually in las vegas. they could see 116 by sunday. what does that mean for us? it just means we're going to have warmer temperatures to thankfully nothing like that. but temperatures are still going to be one. and that is the theme today inland. we're still going to 99 for any livermore, 96, but again, that delta breeze will drop it down just a little bit up to north rosa. 91 san francisco, 71 half moon bay. 65 in down south. we're looking at the 80's to those temperatures are going to be a lot like yesterday. >> those driving conditions, hazy conditions a lot like yesterday. you're still going to see fog around 7.45. all the way up to the 8 o'clock 8.45. our so again, rain is going make sure that you're ok with your commute. make sure you use your low beams. the 7 day forecast showin

people here in las vegas have going to have to wait a few more dates for a respite. the national weather service has issued an excessive heat warning for the city, expected to last until tuesday evening. and meteorologists here are taking a close look at the climbing temperatures, because there's a possibility that the city's official all-time record of 117 degrees could be tied some teem bime between sunday a monday. a good portion of the country is experiencing extreme heat. more than 85 million people are under heat alerts from the national weather service and at least 15 states from florida to california. phoenix has topped 110 degrees for 14 consecutive days and is forecast to make that at least 19 by tuesday, which will be the longest stretch in that city's history. earlier, i spoke with a tourist from canada visiting las vegas with her daughter who told us she had found the right combination of indoor and outdoor recreation to stay safe in this oppressive heat. >> going to all the shops, in and out, walk outside for a bit, get too hot, go inside, cool down, an

i spoke earlier to our correspondent in las vegas. told me how people there are dealing with the heat. it is on course to be the hottest day with the mercury poised to hit 37 celsius. i am told it has not yet got there but pretty hard to imagine it being any hotter. not much cooler in places like phoenix, arizona as well. they had temperatures above 43 for the past two weeks now. i think thatis past two weeks now. i think that is one of the problems, notjust that is one of the problems, not just that we are experiencing these dangerous levels of heat but there is no respite. in el paso in texas, temperatures above 30 celsius for more than a month and still no end in sight. —— 38 celsius. 38 cities expected to have record breaking temperatures today. at the moment, someone hundred million americans are under what they called an extreme heat warning. there is no end in sight. in las vegas, the temperatures are set to stay like this for much of the next week. it is very difficult for people to cope, most people are heating advice to stay

viva las vegas, bienvenido fÚtbol central. se estÁ quemando las vegas con la temperatura.idia cavazos, quien nos tiene detalles que parecen de una pelÍcula de terror. nidia: se siguen dando a conocer mÁs detalles del caso de rudy farÍas, el joven de la ciudad de houston quien supuestamente habÍa estado desaparecido durante los Últimos ocho aÑos, se siguen revelando mÁs detalles de quÉ fue exactamente de su vida en este tiempo en que lo buscaban autoridades, su madre lo habÍa reportado como una persona desaparecida en el 2015 despuÉs de que supuestamente saliÓ para pasear a sus perros, ahora rudy farÍas estÁ hablando frente a las cÁmaras y contando por primera vez su versiÓn de los hechos que nos dice que durante estos ocho aÑos su madre lo mantenÍa en su casa escondido de todos sus familiares, incluso cuando habÍan reuniones o personas venÍan a visitar a su madre, tenÍa que esconderse y aparentar que no estaba allÍ. [habla en inglÉs] nidia: hay muchas preguntas rodeando este caso, todavÍa no se le ha presentado cargos a la madre de rudy farÍas. seguiremos al pendiente, reg

in las vegas, international travel and convention business hasn't fully rebounded, plus f1 is projectedsh vegas to its best november ever and macaw this week posted gaming revenue for june five times higher than last year but still off almost 40% that leaves a lot of room for mgm, melchiot, las vegas sands, and wynn resorts i'll send it back to you. >>> for more on the gamie ing sector's second half, let's bring the david katz thanks for being here. >> thank you. >> i want to get a sense, what's your second half outlook so technically gambling's consumer discretionary over the past month do, you see the consumer willing to spend on everything including game? >> i think when you couch it in the context of consumer, and, yes, it appears to be consumer discretionary on the surface, when you look at las vegas, it's really a convention of the destination market and because of the logistics, that has taken longer to recover and is still accelerating so we do have a view on las vegas and the stocks there at mgm and secaesars. that's followed by the super bowl every next year, and with all the

authorities say rex heuermann has ties to both las vegas and south carolina.ossible connections between heuermann and unsolved cases in those areas. heuermann has pleaded not guilty to the murders of three women who were found in gilgo beach on new york's long island in 2010. >>> and imagine driving home and finding a stranger hiding in your back seat. that's what happened to one massachusetts woman. police in the cape cod area say 36-year-old jailton dos santos broke into a woman's car and then hid in the back by covering himself with a coat. the victim says she didn't spot him at first but then noticed a light turn on while she was driving. she spotted him, swerved, and the suspect fell out of a rear door. he was eventually arrested. >>> and model gigi hadid and a friend were arrested and briefly jailed in the cayman islands. customs officials said that they found a small amount of marijuana in their luggage after they arrived last week. they both pleaded guilty and were fined $1,000 each. a rep for hadid said the marijuana was purchased legally in new york

>> oh, great, now i can make another "leaving las vegas." let's keep doing it.allenge. we wanted to ask him about reports that he blew through his fortune, buying exotic cars, mansions around the globe, even a dinosaur skull, but his african crow huginn, objected to the line of questioning. >> hi, huginn. >> right on cue. >> nice to hear you're talking again. i know everyone in the house kind of freaked you out. >> the houses right, castles in germany, in england, an island, a mansion in new orleans. >> right. >> what's that about? >> i was over-invested in real estate. it wasn't because i spent $80 on an octopus. but the real estate market crashed, and i couldn't get out in time. >> how much money did you end up owing to the irs? and to your creditors? >> i paid them all back. about $6 million. i never filed for bankruptcy. >> he moved to tax-free las vegas and dug in and worked nonstop. making three to four movies a year. that has to be a dark period for you. >> it was dark, sure. >> did the work help? >> no doubt, work, work was always my guardian angle. it m

this is coming from the las vegas area again on sunday. they could break records of 116. they have a dangerous, deadly heat wave and that high pressure system as it sits right there at las vegas is really going to heat up our inland temperatures so way above average. so happening at 11 all the way till tomorrow at 11, we're going to see excessive heat advisory with triple digits. and i think what really makes this even worse is going to that smoke tracker to the north. you can see right here in oregon. we're going to have that dense fire here, bringing us those hazy conditions. so if you are sensitive to the air quality, might be tough for the next couple of days. friday, saturday and sunday. we're going again see those hazy conditions that we kind of just showed you hopefully monday and tuesday will be green and things will look better. digging a little bit deeper. looks like the east bay is going to have a more problems than everybody else. but if you're sensitive to it is still going to be a problem. so again, it's going to be the hazy conditions. that's the bad thing.

and he feels the best way to do it is in las vegas. i suspect one of the reasons, and one of the reasons that mlb is so hungry to get to las vegas is the new -- it's a new gold rush there is a lot of gambling money. and the mlb does not want to be the last major sports team to get to las vegas. so they want to get there and plant their flag and start cashing in. >> yep, it is a sad reality for the fans in the bay area. scott ostler with the san francisco chronicle, appreciate it. have a good evening. >> you too. >>> why this behavior is concerning wildlife officials. >>> also, an iconic san francisco business is closing for good. say it isn't so. yet another one is doubling down in the city. in the city. it's all aboutome ice cream s what do we always say, son? liberty mutual customizes your car insurance... so you onlnly pay for what y you need. that's m my boy. ♪ stay o off the frereeways! only pay f for what yoyou nee. ♪ liberty. . liberty. libertrty. libertyty. ♪ >>> welcome back. and here is the message. watch out, surfers. fish a

only to be gunned down at just 25 years old near a las vegas street corner.e on that september day in 1996. >> i ended up pulling tupac out of the car. i spoke to him, he was still alive, he was still breathing. i was asking him who did it, who shot him, what happened, and that is even responded to me with the now infamous words, have you. >> to put it mildly, tupac was not a fan of the police for a myriad of reasons. for one, his mother said, is experienced police violence while still in a room. she recounted the fbi charging into her house, guns out, and carting are off to jail for being a member of the black panthers. she defended herself in court and won her case against the state. >> he was born one month three days after we were -- >> tupac also had his own run in with violence and the law. >> we are going to make this court proud if they give me their chance to do so. i'm sure that you don't need to see in the blackface behind. bars >> he was a natural born fighter for black causes, borne of two members of the black panther party. >> i'm his mother, an

warriors announced today in las vegas more.ft pick brandon projects guy with the ball dribbles. the baseline finds an open guy santos who puts in the easy to 17 points. 10 boards for santos. then now business goes right to kendric davis. the perfect downpour pass to leicester communities. for the slam. he had a team-high. 29 points. now up big late. but the war is one of 12, 2 run to get back in. it. just assist against this time. reggie perry jams it home. perry had 20 points off the bench for the dubs. it looks like the mavs iced the game when mike miles 7 to lows past jen ski for the twisting layup to give dallas a three-point lead. the 27 seconds left warriors, the warriors. what working around it. >> and get into davis who buries the 3 to tie the game at 90. so we're going to overtime. >> in ot jen ski had a chance to win the game. but shot is blocked by braxton key. now break the other way, jaden hardy misses the layup, but key there for board in the jam to win as take down the warriors in overtime. 98 to 96. still lookin

here in the las vegas area it will stay very hot. harris. >> harris: looking at the graphics just over the right side of your head it is 96 degrees at 8:05 in the morning. it only goes in one direction when the sun is out. thank you. you can follow the latest news. if you don't have this app you need to get it. it is the best one. i was a storm chaser for eight years. this thing cooks. download it for free. fox weather.com and get your weather where and when you want it. the battle over free speech is the goal here. appeals court temporarily blocked the lower court's order limiting the biden communication with social media guy anality. the white house can now continue to push to try to limit americans' access to what it considers in quotes, i put it. misinformation. it often includes much more facts that they don't want us to know. you know. the lawsuit that sparked these rulings lists some topics in the censorship spotlight. covid-19 vaccines, hunter biden's legal issues, election fraud allegations. senator eric schmidt filed the la

shakur was riding in along las vegas boulevard. the car came to a rest near flamingo road and koval lane shakur, who was hit four times, survived but died six days later at umc. the murder case has remained unsolved for nearly three decades. cathy scott wrote a book about the murder and she says she'd love to know what the new evidence is. i've always tried to write about the underdog, and tupac was an underdog in this case and it bothered me that the case wasn't solved at the time of his death. shakur was one of the most famous and influential rappers in the world. he was also an up and coming actor who had starred in several films. tupac's life and untimely death. he was only 25 years old, have been the subject of much speculation over the years. >> but tupac, he was one of a kind. i mean, he and he was the real deal. >> for more information on just what investigators were looking for, we're going to have to wait. metro police say they're not commenting on what they call an ongoing homicide investigation. i'm brian horwath . >> a

kayna whitworth is in las vegas and has details for us. this has long been a case of legend. it was right here in this intersection behind me that the prominent rapper gunned down and now this morning investigators think just 25 minutes down the road, they could finally be closing in on the answer as to who is responsible. ♪ this morning new developments in one of the biggest cold cases in modern pop culture history. las vegas police executing a search warrant at a home in connection to the murder of legendary rapper tupac shakur in the nearby city of henderson, just miles from where the 25-year-old was gunned down during a drive by shooting in 1996. this new video showing armored swat vehicles in the neighborhood monday night just after 10 p.m. another security camera nearby capturing this audio. you can hear officers giving orders. >> come out with your hands up. >> reporter: investigators searching for computers, laptops and articles about tupac and his death. the evidence now being presented to a las vegas grand jury. >> many of us tho

norah: nearly 27 years >> norah: nearly 27 years after the murder of hip-hop legend tupac shakur, las vegasarch warrant on monday in connection with the case. police searched a home in the city of henderson. that's about 15 miles southeast of the vegas strip. shakur was at a red light just a block from the strip when he was shot multiple times. there are a billion reasons to keep your eye on the ball. powerball, that is. we've got some details next. we've got some details next. anywhere, with shopify, the commerce platform designed for entrepreneurs. online, on social, in person and on the go. get the tools you need to sell the way you want, powered by shopify. i was toldld my small business wouldn't q qualify for anan erc tax r refund. you shouldld get a sececond opinion n from ininnovation r refunds att no upfpfront cost.t. sosometimes yoyou need a secocond opinionon. all l these walllls gotta go! ah ah ahah! i'd love a a second opopini. takeke the firstst step to se if youour small bubusiness qualififies. my most imimportant kitctchen tool?? my brainin. so i c choose neururiva plus. unli

but las vegas police say they do not plan to press charges against the bodyguard because they say heot intend to hurt spears and was simply trying to protect wembanyama. and as of last night , police say they had not received an official statement from spears. >> coming up, the backlash against ben and jerry's. >> plus the license plate controversy pitting nevada controversy pitting nevada versus california ♪ when you have chronic kidney disease... there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. if you have chronic kidney disease, farxiga can help you keep living life. ♪ farxiga ♪ and farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure, which can lead to dialysis. farxiga can cause serious side effects including dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections in women and men, and low blood sugar. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that may lead to death. a rare life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this bacterial infection, an allergic reacti

according to the las vegas review-journal. the chairman of bally's corporation, which owns the tropicana, is waiting to demolish the hotel until the a's complete their stadium design process. where that process stands, as has not been released , bally's is providing the a's with at least nine acres of land at that site. meantime, the team is putting together an application to submit to the mlb relocation committee. it will then make a recommendation to the commissioner and the league's executive council. a three quarters vote is required among major league baseball owners in order to approve the relocation. a vote could come this summer or possibly in the fall. and our coverage of the a's potential move continues online. you can find the latest developments around the clock@ktvu.com. west coast rap is coming up next. the allegations that nevada's governor has engaged in ethics violations and today would have been emmett till's 82nd birthday. the new action president biden took today to honor his memory. also ahead, artificial

spencer: especially if you are watching it here and not in las vegas.t is cooling down here but not in las vegas. we have calm winds right now. early in the evening, we had robust tests. right now, concord is gusting in place with winds at 25 miles per hour, but closer to the bay, it is calmer. we have had a cool down the last 24 hours. the temperature change shows locations like concord are 10 degrees cooler than at this time last night. livermore, 17 degrees cooler. closer to the bay and the coast, it is less of a cool down, but still a cool down nonetheless. the wide view from our sutro tower camera looking out over san francisco where it is 68 degrees right now, low to mid 60's in mountain view, san jose, and 55 degrees at half moon bay. a nice view of calm conditions at emeryville right now, just a few high clouds around. 57 at novato. low 60's at napa, fairfield concord, and livermore. and a live view from our exploratorium camera across the embarcadero, a few high clouds around, but otherwise a clear night and these are the forecast futures. expe

someone like kylie, her show was going to be taking place in the newest, one of the newest arenas in las vegasfans. taste top a big money. usually the ticket is a big money for fans.— is a big money for fans. we don't know et is a big money for fans. we don't know yet how — is a big money for fans. we don't know yet how much _ is a big money for fans. we don't know yet how much they're - is a big money for fans. we don't| know yet how much they're going is a big money for fans. we don't i know yet how much they're going to cost, they're not going on sale for about a week and a half, but we do know there will be going to be quite expensive bass and other artists who have done vegas. she is also only doing 12 shows in the venue holds about 1000 people, so again, doing 12 shows in the venue holds about1000 people, so again, it doing 12 shows in the venue holds about 1000 people, so again, it can be quite pricey, but she is not pricing out her normal fans that have been around for years and years because she is going to be doing a uk and european tour as well so it's not just that you can catch uk

carolina: de milagro a milagro, en esta ocasiÓn de la ciencia, una familia hispana de las vegas no cabersamos con ella. doctora, bienvenida a la "ediciÓn digital". ¿cÓmo llega a usted este caso? cuÉntenos de esa conexiÓn inmediata que tuvo con los padres, una pareja humilde de las vegas. >> para mÍ fue un placer recibir esta pareja. ellos venÍan con el diagnÓstico que ambos bebÉs venÍan fusionados, y venÍan al principio con sus miedos de quÉ posibilidades podrÍan existir para sus bebÉs. desde el principio tuvimos bastante cautela, diciÉndoles que podÍan ser separados, pero estaban 100% seguro, pusimos en marcha un montÓn de pruebas, tanto ultrasonido como resonancia, hicimos muchas reuniones de todos los especialistas que iban estar involucrados en el cuidado de los dos bebÉs una vez que hubiera nacido, y poco a poco, a lo largo del embarazo, fuimos dÁndoles cada vez mÁs informaciÓn, y nosotros asÍ vamos aprendido que todo iba yendo muy bien. carolina: a esta mamÁ le habÍan dado la opciÓn de no seguir con su embarazo, sin embargo, ella a pesar de los diagnÓsticos y del pronÓstico, ella

las vegas as well. and take a look at this. dust from the saharan desert coming all the way from africa across the atlantic, arriving here in the united states. florida first. we'll start with dimming sunshine, gray skies that will trap some of the heat and limit thunderstorms. not what folks here in florida need to hear. >> david: incredible. rob marciano, thank you. >>> we have new reporting at this hour in the stunning defection of a u.s. soldier to north korea. this image tonight of army private travis king wearing a black cap and shirt authorities say just moments before he ran across the dmz into north korea on his own. tonight his mother making a desperate plea for his return. so where is he now? and what do u.s. authorities believe is now playing out? martha raddatz in south korea tonight with what she just learned a short time ago. >> reporter: the chilling new image of that u.s. soldier, tall, dressed in black moments before he bolted across the border into north korea and was detained by the communist regime. tonight

. >>> and the oakland a's moving to las vegas, how the mayor is taking it up directly from the mlb commissioner. good afternoon, i'm ryan yamamoto. the historic brewing company announced today it will close after 127 years. the company says they can't keep operating in the current economic environment. we spoke with customers and employees about that surprise announcement. >> of the decision to close came as a shock to those who lived and worked nearby, even though the employees said they were surprised to learn that they will stop operating out of this location in san francisco. the company gave workers a 60 day notice today, the pandemic made it too difficult to stay open. they have seen declining sales since 2016 , they will keep distributing beer through july. prolonged time residence, this is just another blow as san francisco continues to lose businesses and jobs because they can no longer operate in the city. >> each loss that has come with covid and the tech stuff and seeing the tenderloin take a turn for the worst, i have never lost hope , each thing that leaves, it hurts. >> reporter:

forced to wait on the plane in las vegas.n? it was a triple degrees. it was 110 or 111 in las vegas. did they tell you why there was no air conditioning? >> it was something on, and it was something running. we were at the front of the plane in comfort and the back of the plane was much hotter than the front. and as some of the passengers were getting off the plane and were like it's much cooler up here, i have been in a back of the plane before. and it is always hotter in the back of the plane. >> yeah. >> we were on to them. >> yes, for three hours, what was the situation on the plane? what was happening? what did they tell you? >> ideally you're supposed to get on the plane, leave the bridge and within minutes be in the air. the cabin can't cool as efficient on the ground as it is in the air. but something happened that was off from the beginning. they didn't have enough flight attendants, they had to ask for people to volunteer. ask for flight attendants that were in the airport to volunteer to come to our flight. and tha

our correspondent sophie long has more from las vegas. in las vegas, it is extremely hot.are told is on course to become the hottest ever recorded with the rectory poised to hit 47 celsius. i am told it has not yet got there but pretty hard to imagine it being any hotter. not much cooler in places like phoenix, arizona. they had temperatures above 43 for the past two weeks now. i think that is one of the problems, notjust that we are experiencing these dangerous high temperatures but there is no respite. in el paso in texas, temperatures above 38 celsius for more than a month and still no end in sight. 38 cities across the us expected to have record breaking temperatures today. some 100 million americans are under what they call an extreme heat warning. iamon i am on the strip of las vegas which is much busier at this time of day. the advice here is simple and very clear, stay at home. don't come out between the hours of nine and six p.m.. most people seem to be taken that advice for the naval and can. there are people who don't have homes and authorities say they are doin