obviously, i'm sure if joe borrow from clark county and i'm here to talk to you about the tragic event that's 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 cause 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 already dismissed the possibility of multiple shooters. she had already dismissed the possibility of it being care, chris related, we believe it's a soul after a lone wolf type actor and we have the place under control, just crime scene included demand really bay. it included a venue that was 4 times long as a football field. it included the streets around the venue. it included what people heard of the tropicana. there were people that passed away as far away as the street in front of shooters. so

like clark county, nevada, home of las vegas, which passed a resolution to require employees of indoor public spaces to wear masks while at work. okay, that's tough news for many vegas employees-- unless you're a ventriloquist, because your job just got way easier. but-- ( laughter ) but-- ( cheers and applause ) before clark county voted on the mask rule, they held a meeting for residents to voice their concerns... and i'm concerned about their residents. here's one: >> actually, masks probably work as good as a whiffle ball as a condom. >> stephen: first of all-- ( audience reacts ) first of all, masks work. second of all, a whiffle ball is actually a great way of preventing pregnancy, because no one will have sex with you if you've got a wiffle ball on your penis. ( laughter and applause ) ( cheers and applause ) i don't understand how that works. but, not everyone said dumb things-- some people said dumb things really fast: ( speed talking ) >> my name is jennifer bailey. j-e-n-n-i-f-e-r b-a-i-l-e-y. there has been zero scientific evidence provided to the public to show just cause

steve says, elect 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 as a 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 the vegas strong up 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 1st during the hearing. garn 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. i my 1st initi

clark county nevada the school district there has implemented a new gravy policy attendance, participation assignments no longer matter. governors brown alarming oregon students to graduate without proving they can write anything or do basic math. in virginia department of education is moving to eliminate all accelerated math options prior to the 11th grade keep being higher achieving students from advancing as they usually would. china will love that. china will love that. now in california curriculumal asks teachers to remove preconceived biases about math particularly the idea of one right answer. you cannot make this up. high school civics teacher and author of the new book hollowed out. i was so impressed by you on my podcast that i had to bring you on." tv. don't screw up. [laughter] it's great to see you. >> there's no other way around this the left really does want our kids itan seems to be pretty done and fairly submissive. what iswh happening? >> i think we're confusing the compassionate view of trying to understand our kids in compassionate view of trying to understand our kids

counties in nevada. that's everybody but clark and washington. 15 rural counties in nevada sent donald trump to clark andhoe with a 75,000 vote lead. that's a big number for nevada. that's a huge number for the 15 other counts. so he ended up giving 10,000 back in washoe and there is clark county with a 65,000 vote lead. so guess what? election officials in those 15 counties, thank you very much. thank you for the 60,000 vote victory. thank you election officials for how you ran your stuff there. in my district, donald trump won 40,000. guess what? some people go, how did you vote on that stuff? when my part of the country basically gave the guy an overwhelming win, you've got to kind of work on lying cheating and stealing in my part of nevada. the republicans did very well. don't think that we took that for granted. thank you rural nevada. and by the way, washoe county folks, thanks for paying that price for gas. if everything is going to be electric shortly, i'm burning every gallon i can get a hold of for the old guys. -- washoe county, i want to thank you people because in this day and age of cliches

in clark county, nevada, the 11th most populous county in the whole country, the school district thererading policy. here it is, attendance, participation, and late assignments no longer matter. organ governor brown assigned organ students to graduate without proving they can write anything or -- virginia, the department of education there is moving to a limited all accelerated math options prior to 11th grade, china's good a love that -- keeping higher achievement of students from advancing as they usually would and in california, the curriculum now asking teachers to reconsider preconceived biases about math. particularly the idea of one right answer to math problems, you can't even make this up. joining me now, jeremy adams, high school civics teacher and author of the fab new book "hollowed out." i was so impressed by you on my podcast that i had to bring you on tv, don't screw up, okay? great to see you. >> i won't, i promise. >> laura: there is no other way around this, the left really does want our kids to be pretty dumb and fairly submissive, what's happening here? >> i think w

. >> yeah, you got the new mask mandates that have come down for clark county, which is where las vegashink and i don't want to get into political debates about masks. will it hurt bookings or tourism? >> i think it will not the best question i can answer is if it will hurt stocks. i think it won't, frankly. i think as you aptly pointing out in the opening, there is a high appetite to get out the volumes have been extraordinarily visitations in vegas which is 17% below room rates are 6% above 2019 levels already i don't think it will hurt business frankly, i don't think it will hurt stocks. what we were talking about is what is your booking rate for '22 and '23. both companies are talking of booking pace and rates better for '22 than they were at any point. all time >> wow so, i know it's early, david it's been a couple of days since the mandate. i'm sure you are working the phones no indication there have been people cancelling their trips? >> we haven't -- it is really too soon quite frankly where we are focused is getting information from the colleagues in hong kong what we learned f

and secondly, you go down to -- you could call legal aid, they're available or go down to the clark countyand you make sure that you apply for the chaps program. it is the care housing act program. that is vital and that will give you some leeway and some stay so you could be in the home until they could mediate or negotiate or help. but i'm on a -- >> yeah. >> i'm on a nonrenewal of lease. i'm in a little bit more precarious situation. >> angela, we empathize with you. and we hope you do get that the help you need and thank youing sheamus waller for helping us understand the broader issue here. you hope that that existing funding gets to the folks who need it. thanks to both of you. just a quick note, at the top of the hour, the new york attorney general will hold a news conference to make a quote, major announcement. something that watch. we'll bring you that news conference. thanks so much for joining me today. so much news to cover. i'm jim sciutto. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts right after a short break. i've been telling everyone... the secret to great teeth is having healt

clark county held its 5th annual state of the industry event when state to celebrate the most licenses seen in about 20 years despite >> people want to get married and they really want to share their lives together. pandemic, shutdowns brought a slight slump last year. >> but chapel of the flowers ceo donnie sticks as pent-up demand and a focus on forever has made all the difference. it's not the hangover. it's not you know that the raunchy weddings, these are nice formal wedding from people all over the world. and if you ask samantha and colby their special day will celebrate their true devotion to each other every time i listen to this on that. i'm going to walk down the aisle to i cry while experiencing everything in this city. >> that makes matrimony more then memorable. >> you loftus reporting for us tonight. and that wraps up kron 4 news at 9 time to go that but stick catherine and aren't going anywhere. we're yeah, we're not time to go yet. you and i yeah, here's what we're working on. a mccain graham for 10 o'clock. a 13 u.s. troops. dozens of afghans were. >> killed in those t

members can make considering making back making vaccination mandatory for employment as santa clark county is doing the public comment continues right now about the vaccine mandate however the mayor has just said that he will cut off public comment at six p.m. tonight because they have a full agenda to get through. and if it goes whenong they'll run up int they have to, uh to complete the council meeting. so right now, as you can see public comment going on. we'll have another update for you coming up at five o'clock for now live inside san jose city hall jesse gary ktvu fox studios will head back to you and jesse, if iou sd six o'clock so two hours from now, are you getting a sense that a majority of the people who showed up for this meeting and who are staying are opposed to the vaccine mandate yes, definitely. close to the vaccine mandate and a lot of people were opposed to wearing masks at all there were some people who did have mass and some of those with masks try to call convinced those without that they should put on a mask. they should leave so they can restore order, and they can

and then every two weeks for san jose county and san jose, california, and clark county, nevada somell, like iowa. they declined to do -- to take the funding from the american rescue plan. now, schools are doing testing for diagnostics in terms of if kids have symptoms, and things like that. and this has been an area that a lot of companies have started to get involved with. specifically ginkgo bioworks, we hear about them in terms of working with states to provide testing for schools. so a lot of companies here stepping up to try to make this possible guys >> meg, thank you. just one more thing, the educators of america have to do to make sure that the students are safe we appreciate you bringing us that story >>> as more american businesses demand proof of vaccination, more chinese counterfeiters are making bogus vaccination cards eunice yoon has the latest >> reporter: covid vaccination cards are in sale in china online, marketed with plastic sleeves or holders, custom made for the cards. one vendor tells us their certificates will be shipped from a major business area or from a w

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county, georgia. can you get jeff clark to engage on this issue immediately to determine if there's any truth to this allegation? the very next day not only did mark meadows set up the infamous phone call in which trump would ask georgia secretary of state, brad raffensperger to find 11,780 votes. meadows was a willing participant in the call. >> mr. secretary, obviously there is -- there are allegations where we believe that not every vote or fair vote and legal vote was counted, and that's at odds with the representation from the secretary of state's office. what i'm hopeful for, is there some way that we can -- we can find some kind of an agreement to look at this a little bit more fully? you know, the president mentioned fulton county. but in some of these areas where there seems to be a difference of where the facts seem to lead. and so, mr. secretary, i was hopeful that, you know, in the spirit of cooperation and compromise, is there something that we can at least have a discussion to look at some of these allegations to find a path forward that's less litigous? >> the day after "the washington

county, georgia. can you get jeff clark to engage on this issue immediately to determine if any truth to this allegation? so he knows that clark is on the team. and the next day, meadows arranged the call between trump and georgia's republican secretary of state when trump infamously said, quote, i just want to find 11,780 votes. that's way more than what he needed. so mark meadows is in on the plot, obviously. and clark, and trump, together, have a plan. and here's what appears to have been. they were going to that had been pumped into the atmosphere by trump and repeated by his allies, and the right-wing media. and use that to have the department of justice officially sent a letter to the six most closely contested states, five of which have republican-controlled legislators. and, say hey, this is the official blessing the u.s. department of justice telling you the results in your state are tainted, they can't be trusted, we don't really know who won, and by the, way you have the constitutional authority to call a special session, select the trump electors and send them over to washington. keep in min

revelations about how trump and jeff clark apparently targeted georgia in this plot, those revelations are considered, relevant and useful by the investigators in the fulton county district attorney's office, who have opened a criminal investigation into president trump's election efforts to interfere with elections officials in georgia after the november election. again, that is an ongoing criminal investigation led by fulton county district attorney bonnie willis. there have been some recent vague reports that the criminal investigation in the office into president trump's action after the election in georgia, that investigation might have been cooling off or put on the backburner somehow. we do not believe that is the case. and again, according to a person familiar with the investigation, that new recent revelations about details of the plot against georgia's election results, those newly reported details are considered quote, relevant and useful to the case that is being assembled by that prosecutors office. so, that is one thing you need to know. sothe other thing to know is tht the former u.s. attorney in georgia, the top federal prosecutor in georgia, byu

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 island, 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 win

his clark, why is a section five three clearance so crucial to combating discriminatory voting practices into do you see a connection between the supreme court's decision in shelby countynd the sustained attack on voting rights we have seen since that decision over the past eight years? >> thank you chairman. section five of the voting rights act is truly the heart of the act. this is a bedrock provision that provided a unique tool to deal with the problem of voting discrimination. in the course of our section five preclearance process at the justice department, we were able to block over 3000 discriminatory voting changes that would have otherwise taken root. this remedy is without parallel. section two of the voting rights act is no substitute. we have lost something. since the courts ruling in 2013, we have states move swiftly to reinstitute disc mentoring changes. we sought on the day the court issued a ruling in texas when it moved forward with the discriminatory voter id law that had been previously blocked by section five. we sought and north carolina -- saw it in and north carolina which turned the clock back in multiple respects. it was being carried out with