obviously, i'm cheryl jones bar from clark county and i'm here to talk to you about the tragic event that is taking place at the mandalay bay. we determined there was a shooter on the 32nd floor. officers responded to that location and engaged the suspect at that location. he is dead. we are looking at an excess of 50 individuals, dad and over $200.00 individuals injured. at this point, there has been multiple, multiple phone calls and accusations or conjecture coming through social media that there is multiple shooters at other resorts that has been proven to be false. within less than 12 hours, it already dismissed the possibility of multiple shooters. she had already dismissed the possibility of it being terrorist related. we believe it's a soul after a lone wolf type actor and we have the place under control, just crime scene included the manually day. it included a venue that was 4 times as long as a football field. it included the streets around the venue. it included what people heard at the tropicana. there were people that passed away as far away as the street in front of sh

for whatever reason, clark county, nevada, has a twitter account. understand in the first place. clark county, where las vegas is, for some reason tweeted you and your wife, your marriage certificate. >> yeah. >> jimmy: they posted it publicly. you and lily allen. did you give them permission to do that? >> no. [ laughter ] clearly, what happens in vegas does not stay in veg has. [ laughter and applause ] it's out rage just. we registered the night before, and it broke, yeah. we were trying to get in and out real quick. >> jimmy: that's crazy. >> yeah. well. you know. it's vegas. >> jimmy: that's the county that did that. >> yeah. >> jimmy: then after -- i assume you had your family members and friends going like, oh, hey, uh -- congratulations. >> yeah. >> jimmy: thanks for not telling us. >> it was awkward, yeah, it was awkward. >> jimmy: you tweeted a photo, because you might as well at this point. [ applause ] you and lily and elvis presley. not the elvis presley, a elvis presley. >> seemed like the real one to me, alive and performing weddings

steve says like running for governor and jo lombardo, who was running for reelection for sheriff clark county. so at this point, i want to thank the community. i want to thank you for let me be your sheriff. and biggest strong, he's popped up all over since the 1 october shooting billboards posters. and of course on the internet at the hash tag vegas strong more than just a phrase. now, a symbol of the cities unity. we put the very strong up on the building just to kind of show no unity with the training that we are part of the movement along with a lot of other local businesses, we put to vegas strong ups and we want to support the movement and help raise money for the victims. this newly got it, and this is regarding dedicated to the victims of the october. first gar is located in a nowhere of las vegas. there is no foot traffic in the world trade center $911.00 memorial is that you know, on a river somewhere or is it near central park? no, it's on the side where that occurred. it's highly unusual to have a memorial site, 7 miles from the side of the massacre. me ah, my 1st initial reaction

. >> we're 100% confident that he was killed here in clark county. >> reporter: detectives are interviewing rodriguez, held in denver jail, could be extradited back to las vegas by end of the week. gofundme page set up by family friends shows a picture of liam with his dad and says he was a young, loving boy full of life and energy. spent a lot of his at park playground and swimming pool. sadly he was taken from us and his father and family can use the support of friends, family and community. vigil is being set up to remember liam for this thursday at 5:00 p.m. in san jose. in the south bay, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> here's another tragedy, just days after he was buried, charges filed against the couple accused of road rage death of six-year-old boy in california. shot on orange county freeway last month sitting in car seat on the way to kindergarten. investigators say a bullet pierced the trunk of his mother's car, striking the little boy in the back. he died in his mother's arms on the side of the freeway after saying mommy my tummy hurts. both suspects are back in court next week

. >> we are 100% confident that he was killed here in clark county. >> reporter: detectives are interviewing rodriguez and she's held in a denver jail but could be extradited back to las vegas by the end of the week. a go fund me page shows a picture of liam with his dad, and says liam was a young, loving boy, full of life and energy. he spent a lot of his at the park playground and swimming pool when warm out. sadly, he was taken from us and his father and family can use the support of friends, family and the community. a vigil is set up to remember liam this thursday at 5:00 p.m. at la colina park in san jose. ian cull, "today in the bay." >>> now back to the pandemic, president joe biden's july 4th vaccine goals looking increasingly unlikely to be met. his target is to have 70% of americans partially vaccinated. the biden administration insists that even if the goal is not reached, it will have little effect on the overall u.s. recovery. about 15.5 million unvaccinated adults need to receive at least one dose in the next four weeks for biden to meet his goal but the pace of new vaccinatio

i am sheriff of clark county and i'm running for the governor for the state of nevada.reason why i'm running for governor is recently nevada turned blue, and it's going in the wrong direction. we have a sort of a socialist attitude occurring here in nevada, single-party rule. the legislature, the governor' office, and all of the associated offices have recently become blue, and it's important for me in my stance, reference law and order and taxes and immigration and the second amendment that i throw my name in the hat and move forward with a run for governor. stuart: okay, sheriff? if you were to be elected as the republican governor of nevada what's the first thing you would do? what's the top of your priority list, the very first thing? >> well the first thing is to let the legislature know that i would not accept any new taxes that was brought forward to me, i would immediately needle that and hopefully, ensure that they wouldn't even bring it to my desk. we have to create an environment here, a regulatory environment here that is conducive to our diversified economy

at the stroke of midnight clark county, nevada reopen at full capacity.ks and social distancing are not required for people fully vaccinated. you can see all of the folks out and about celebrating the reopening. visitors gathered for live music to celebrate. >> hamilton is coming back to san francisco. tickets go on sale tomorrow at 10 a clock a.m. it resumes on august 10 and will run for four weeks. hamilton had to cancel performances in april 2020 after san francisco shut down life performances like everywhere else because of the pandemic. >> a big deal getting it back. >> is a part of our efforts we are focusing on bay area tourism. out how it has changed and how it is bouncing back. when will san francisco really start to feel normal again? bustling streets, busy conventions? is it weeks, months or years away? stephanie sierra took to the city streets to find out. >> seven cisco is a special place. you could take a cable car to work, eat in chinatown and gaze at the golden gate all within a five-mile radius. >> we have everything, the bridge, the wate

and if we do see a spike, the governor or clark county leaders against a step in and bring back those requirements for reporting in downtown las vegas hector mejia kron 4 news. >> 9.24. and coming up next, june is pride month and kron. 4 is celebrating those who've made big impact on the lgbt community in the bay area. we're going to have the story of justice martin jenkins, the first openly man to sit on the state's highest court just ahead. when you're born and raised in san francisco, you grow up wanting to make a difference. that's why, at recology, we're proud to be 100% employee owned with local workers as diverse as san francisco. we built the city's recycling system from the ground up, helping to make san francisco the greenest big city in america but we couldn't do it without you. thank you, san francisco. gracias, san francisco. -thank you. -[ speaks native language ] let's keep making a differene together. we're checking out the weather. i like to say a whole new day in the weather. a whole new month. june. 1st. >> and a cool down, which is much appreciate and yesterday i w

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the clark county coroner's office identified the boy using dna.is asking the smith is working on this story, and she will have more details coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news back here

the clark county coroner's office identified the boy using dna. the cause of his death has not been released. ktvu is asking the smith is working on this story, and she will have more details coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news back here in the bay area. oakland police are investigating a mass shooting last night that left five people wounded. ktvu henry lee tells us the victims were all attending a house party when someone drove by and opened fire video posted on the citizen app shows oakland police and fire at the scene of a drive by shooting at a house party. two paramedics are you left yellow tape. it happened at about 9 20 sunday night near the corner of 51st ignacio avenues in east oakland, shot spotter the city's gunfire detection system reported eight or nine rounds, officers arrived and found five men, all oakland residents suffering from gunshot wounds. one victim was reported to be in credit. cool condition. the others are expected to survive. witnesses told police the shooter fired from a car carrying several other people. we don'

responsible for this crime accountable, police say rodriguez was last seen in the denver area of the clark county using dna. the cause of his death has not been released yet ktvu is azenith smith is working on this story. right now. she will have much more coming up tonight on the 10 o'clock news, santa clara county's largest water provider, is about to take drastic action due to drought. valley water is calling for mandatory reductions in water usage, which may mean big changes for customers this summer. ktvu is an reuben is live now, with what we can expect an. it's right valley water is calling on their customers to cut back to consider turf reduction, rain barrels, even shorter showers. they say if nothing is done, their supply will be in jeopardy. this is an emergency, according to valley water ines p and drought conditions have come on fast. it's a combination of very bad things happening at. same time, not to mention the anderson reservoir, the county's biggest for drinking wat

reporter: las vegas casinos are back at 100% capacity, surrounding clark county, nevada lifted restrictionstherings. neal, that comes as welcome news, during the height of the pandemic if you took any three las vegas residents, chances were one of them would be unemployed. neil? neil: thank you very much, jonathan serrie. good news all. good news for my next guest as well. daniel lamarre. he has to have a fund job. he is the guy in charge of cirque du soleil. i believe they're holders of blue man group. very good to have you, daniel. thanks for taking the time. this must all be good news and welcome news to you, right. >> it is for sure. you are mentioning that i have a fun job. i do have my fun job back now that we are relaunching our shows. that is an exciting time. neil: now obviously you had to notify all the performers and they're up to it now? i mean that is a physically grueling show? they're obviously in the best of shape. i'm just wondering, how that all went down and how they're getting ready and how you're getting ready to prepare? >> yeah, the best investment we did was to keep

one restaurant owner in clark county wrote to me to say that, quote, each week it gets harder to create a full schedule. restaurants are already reducing hours of operation. next will come closing. i've heard the same story from constituents all over the commonwealth. a sign manufacturer had to ask his staff to work as many as ten hours of overtime each week just to keep up with demand. an outdoor supplies maker in mccracken county saw shipping costs quadruple in the past year. he can't find a prospective employee that will even show up for an interview. he can't even find a prospective employee who will show up for an interview. after 25 years of production, he's facing the prospect that his company may not be able to stay afloat. the commonwealth still has 90,000 fewer workers than we did before the pandemic. in the past year the consumer price index and kentucky's surrounding states increased by 7%. the tee up has been buried under an ill-advised self-inflicted avalanche of spending. folks in kentucky know all too well what happens when democrats get carried away here in washington.

clark county school district, one of the largest in my state, had a large ransomware attack recently. and so i want to be sure that we keep ctap funded. so if confirmed to the position, do you have any insight into the administration's plans tois support k-12 schools or soft targets in thehe ransomware spa? >> thanks for the question. i have some awareness of the ctap program and some of what cisa does to protect schools and other facilities that may be vul vulnerable around the country. i agree with you that starting young is critical to building the national societal resilience, providing cyberer awareness, knowledge of how to protect yourself even at the youngest level, particularly now that kids are t using all kindsf technology. i also think it's important because that helps to create a pipeline for the workforce, the earlier piece that we were talking about. if in fact i am confirmed, i will look forward to working with you on this issue and also working with partners at nist and nsf to ensure there is the provide education to the k-12 community. >> i appreciate that. and now vi

joining us now a local election official in the great state of michigan, barb byrum, clark of ingram countythank you for joining us tonight and thank you to you and people like you across this country who make elections work in this country. the idea is that these are necessary positions. they are a manifestation of civic duty but we are doing things across the country that are causing people to back away. to not want to do this. have you seen any of that where you are in michigan? >> unfortunately i have. many clerks have decided to retire or not run for reelection and it is a direct result of the attacks they have seen, the unnecessary criticism that they have received just doing their job. most clerks in most election officials just want to make sure that every qualified registered voter has an opportunity to exercise their right to vote and there are elections are safe and secure. now they're dealing with over 120 bills in michigan. over 120 election related bills have been introduced in the first six months of the michigan legislature's session. directly impacting the way we do our job

county. rep. clark: dr.t, i was wondering if you could tell me a little about the gun violence research that was first funding in 20 years in the fy 2020 budget. i wonder if you can tell me what you are learning in our research on firearm injury and mortality prevention. we so appreciate you treating this as the public-health crisis it is, and any updates and strategies and>> thank you so mt question, congresswoman clark. our call for proposals for firearm safety, opened a flood of applications and we were pleased to be able to fund it several that were focused on a gap that the national academy of medicine had identified. the scientific research we are supporting is helping us understand firearms related injury across different types of incidents, different types of populations and different settings. we had 18 funded sites in that research. they're looking at fire -- among youth. they're looking at individual neighborhood level risk so that communities can design interventions in their setting a clinical s

county, georgia. can you get chef clark to engage on this issue immediately to determine if there's any truth to this allegation. >> jeffrey rosen forwarded this email to richard donahue saying, quote, can you believe this? i am not going to respond to the message below. jeffrey clark, who was then the acting head of the civil division of the justice department had no conceivable jurisdiction over voting issues in georgia. but as we discovered in january, jeffrey clark was in secret communication with the trump might house and encouraging with the acting attorney general called pure insanity. and was actually expected donald trump to remove the acting attorney general and give him the job of acting attorney general. put clark in there as acting attorney general. republicans are very disappointed that all of that pure insanity did not work, and the real winner of the presidential election is not rated as the 46th president of the united states. and so republicans in state legislatures are doing everything they can to put pure insanity into election law so that it will work exactly the way they want to

county, state, and federal governments. from 198 to 1992 she worked for mayor dan frawley. she took on responsibilities for our lieutenant governor and now governor john carney and later for paul clark, my successor in new castle, county. paul said it was his good fortune to have hired lynn. she was a shining light in a field of governing service and an absolute joy to work with. i am privileged to call lynn my friend appeared wish her the best in retirement. governor carney offered similar sentiments saying, when i was lieutenant governor, lynn helped make our office run smoothie and always offered a helping hand to constituents. she's compassionate, hardworking and a good friend, and i am personally grateful for lynn's many years of dedicated service. i wish her and her family all the best in retirement. for more than eight years in my office in wilmington, lynn has seamlessly managed my front office and college intern p program. and i can't tell you how hard a job it is to be the person who answers the phone day in and day out particularly when serving a senator like me who seems to draw all sorts of attention and angry phone calls. so, lynn, thank you in particular for handling

county, georgia. can you give jeff clark -- that was their inside ally -- to engage on this issue immediately to determine if there's any truth to this allegation? mr. rosen forwarded this e-mail with a comment -- can you believe this? i am not going to respond to the message be low. you put that, donna, with what we know trump and meadows were doing in georgia to raffensperger, and we know this is a full-court press to overturn georgia. that call happened i think on sunday or monday, right? they were throwing -- no wonder 4,000 people were dying of covid. they were spending all their time to try to overturn the election results, in this case in georgia. >> and they were throwing anything at it they had it, trying to get them to weigh in with jeffrey rosen. i mean, again, nicolle, the level of desperation this president was engaged in -- and i have to tell you. everything that we have talked about the former president, has relied on norms and practices, rules, and what we know is that we actually need clear laws that say that this kind of behavior is prohibited, because donald trump demonstrated that, wit

there's been allegations about signature match anomalies in fulton county george can you get jeff clark to engage on this immediately if there's any truth to this allegations. boy, that's a lot of pressure there. mark meadows putting a lot of pressure on people asking can you look into this allegations, someone's raised it. after all, lots of americans, 80, 90 million americans had concerns with the election but what are democrats doing? launching another investigation, call in five people for depositions but we can't have the head of the capitol hill police here today like we wanted. oh, it's interesting too the response that the attorney general gave to mr. meadows when he sent that e-mail. i think it is interesting, he says i can't believe this, i'm not going to respond to the message below. wow. wow, that is a problem. when the chief of staff to the president of the united states asks someone in the executive branch to do something and they basically give him the finger i think that's the problem we should look into but the democrats, we can't talk about the border crisis, can't hav

substantive procedural change on the state, local, county level have to be cleared by the department of justice. deval patrick led that process. now kristen clarkwere restored under section 5 so we have to recognize the interplay of federal legislation and if joe manchin is on board for nothing else has to be on board for the preclearance. before states enact a lot of shenanigans on the county and arizona audit type stuff you have to restrict the ability. before you can get to the count you have to open up access to the ballot box so i'm not worried about the counting procedures because we have lawyer to handle things like that where there's not integrity and shenanigans on the counting process and critical to restore preclearance on the front end and crucial that you really thwart a lot of ballot box con frictions on who decides who gets to vote because it is very difficult to throw out votes when they have been properly cast and very difficult to mess around on the counting process but that's what brian kemp did in stealing the election from stacey abrams in georgia. >> both gentlemen bringing the heat on the broadcast tonight. mark, don, flo

clark bid his family a fond farewell. his family lived at the falls of the ohio in kentucky, which had been a province or a county of virginia until it became a state in the 1790s. and so they head down on this keel boat or barge, that was 55 feet long and could tow 10 to 12 tons of material. they also did some recruiting as they went to the forts, some of the officers tried to give them the people they wanted to get out of the fort, they wanted to vote off the i did, so to speak. but lewis and clark were quite careful in who they chose. they wanted unmarried men primarily that could participate in these dangers and fatigues, and there were only one or two married men that actually went on the expedition. almost all of the others are single. and when all is said and done, about 55 members embark in st. louis in may of 1804. sergeant gas was one of the noncommissioned officers that joined them. he passed inspection. and they built a winter encampment on the illinois side of the river because the transfer of the louisiana territory had not taken place yet. so they were waiting for that formal ceremony to occur. during the wint

couldn't be known.so clark was a true believer and trying to get other officials on board with a plan to do th something particularly in georgia, particularly in full -- fulton county. we see time stamps coming out of that meeting. various officials are saying we don't have a full read out. we think he'll remain acting attorney general.fi t one email even said the cause of justice won. we're not going to have something who believes these conspiracy theories running the justice department.avg a lot of that meeting was about georgia.wa a lot of that meeting was about donald trump's true belief something happened in georgia. he had the call in georgia ru to brad raffensperger trying to get him to do something to find votes and fraud. to find evidence to cast doubt who had won the state. we see this really tense and awful meeting happen. it's after that meeting that yos see rosen's deputy e-mail bj pack. it's only after a few minutes after the entire justice department debriefed op what af happened in the meeting. the president's obsession with georgia is known. the fact something is going to probably happen to bj pack or e mentioned is known. and that point that the n

county hospitals and clinics. the justice department filed a federal lawsuit against the state of georgia for a sweeping voter suppression law, which the suit says discriminates against black voters. this is kristen clarke, assistant attorney general for the civil rights division. >> these legislative actions -- record voter turnout across the state, particularly for absentee voting which black voters are now more likely to use than white voters. amy: the georgia law, which passed in march, adds new voter id requirements, shortens the window for absentee voting, severely limits ballot drop boxes, and grants the state power to intervene in elections in democratic counties. lawyers for the trump organization must present any final arguments on their client's behalf no later than today according to a deadline set by the manhattan district attorney's office. the da is expected to announce criminal charges against former president trump's business over its financial dealings involving top executive allen weisselberg . meanwhile, a former executive vice president for the trump organization told cnn trump "deserves to go to jail." white house aides drafted a proclamation last june to invoke the insurrection ac