when steve was ten, his father took him to las vegas for the first time.was 1952, and nevada was the only state in america where gambling was legal. >> your father... >> yeah. >> was a charming man. >> but a compulsive gambler. >> and you're in the gambling business. that's one of many ironies about you. >> it is, and it's accidental, but it is an irony. my father had a terrible problem with gambling. he was a guy that enjoyed that activity so much that he lost control of it. >> michael wynn died during heart surgery at age 47, leaving the family with a gambling debt of $350,000. steve wynn took over the family business, made a success of it, and paid back the money his father owed. >> i would give anything for a half hour or 15 minutes with my father, to walk him through anything that good fortune has allowed to come my way these past 40 years. >> and have him stand outside and look on the building, and it says... >> ah, wynn. he changed his name. [laughs] when he was a kid, he was weinberg. >> in fact, you were born weinberg. >> and then he changed it wh

las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance. we're using less water today than we used five years ago, despite over 300,000 new residents. i think it's a pretty amazing example as to how a town can really turn on a dime if there's the political will and if the public gets behind it. narrator: even the casinos and resorts have adapted to efficient water use. mulroy: the las vegas strip uses only 3% of all the water that we deliver. and when you think about it, it's the largest economic driver in the state, the largest employer, bar none. they knew they had to go the extra mile. and they've embraced conservation. and it's almost beyond belief that they're right now in the process of building another 15,000 rooms. southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a third of our budget. that's a lot of money. the lake ri

. >>> last week, in las vegas, pay attention to the silver carton side of the road. the bikers believe that the silver car was taunting them. in this moment, the silver car, the chevy cavalier pulls to the right. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> and this cavalier flips that biker, and the silver car keeps on going. all of the bikers try to stay up with him. and then the car speeds up and slams on the brake, and this actually gets more terrifying. according to the riders, they were headed into the tunnel in las vegas. >> oh, no. he just clipped a motorcyclist. >> you saw him pullover and change lanes nand the process not one, but two bikers are knocked off of their car, and the car keeps going. >> they stayed with him long after the alleged hit-and-run happened. in fact, you can see the video where this motorcyclists box

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heat pouring off the runway in phoenix, it is about the worst time to wear a costume for work in las vegas this temperature reading may not be as high as it gets in california, every place over 100 degrees today is seen on this map in red. the pink shows places over 110 degrees. as carter evans reports, tomorrow threatens to bring record heat to places which already bake regularly with some of the hottest temperatures on earth. >> reporter: it was 120 degrees this afternoon at the palm springs fire department, battalion chief ron beverly says ice pack screses are standard issue today. >> they put these on underneath their turnout coats to keep that core temperature down during times of hard work. >> so they are actually wearing ice packs? >> correct, underneath their turnout gear. >> okay, all right. >> it is that hot out. >> this it is that hot. >> reporter: it is so hot in phoenix, mare po is a county sheriff joe a pie owe offers the prisoners a brief escape with icicle, nearly three dozen people went to the hospital with heat related injuries to an outdoor concert held in triple digit t

it's 90 in las vegas. i'm here in las vegas. 123 in needles, california, that is the hottest they've been in june ever. sacramento to 107, 105 salt lake city, four days in a row above 100, phoenix, 119, and in vegas, going for the all-time high today of 117. today, we begin day three of what is now a deadly heat wave. >> it kind of beets you up after a while. >> reporter: at least one person is dead in las vegas, and dozens have been hospitalized with heat-related illness. while it tied the 115 degree record for the second day in a row, southern californians and their pets are sprinting for shade. outside san diego, a hike got too hot. a woman had to be air rescued, sick from the heat. >> i remember seeing a lady, and she was like, it's hot, i don't think i'm going to be able to make it down. >> reporter: and for the guy that let's us all stay comfortable, this is anything but. >> very busy. we started extremely early, i don't know what time we're going to get done. >> reporter: it's not just the deserts,

the fabulous and fiery the last couple of days las vegas. we've been so focused on the weather in the west being so hot. it's been extremely wet in the northeast. we want to look at video, close to albany, new york, where they were cleaning up from all of the rain. they got six inches thursday into friday. and i've got some bad news, guys. there's more on the way. philadelphia with the wettest june on record are saying, are you kidding? yeah, more rain's coming this week. this is how much you can expect. some pockets there. they'll have easily one to two inches. some places, two-plus. that goes all the way from florida up through the northeast. we have a severe weather issue to be concerned with today. especially in west texas. you have clovis involved in there, too. and then the cooldown. well, by a couple of degrees. texas going to be a little bit cooler today in the 90s. look at that, austin, only 99. and i'll leave you >> and we're now in the low 90s here in las vegas. some of the coolest weather i have experienced in the la couple of da

let's start in las vegas, and weather channel meteorologist mike seidel. good evening. >> reporter: hey, lester. most out here are walking out on the las vegas strip are saying it feels like an oven. so far, up to 114, challenging yet another record today. for many in the southwest today, heat is a four-letter word. >> it feels like hell warmed over. really hot. >> reporter: in las vegas, visitors were walking in 100-degree weather at 9:00 a.m., with the national weather service warning of life threatening temperatures, close to an all-time record of 117 degrees by the end of the day. >> excessive heat warning by the end of the day. >> hot, hot, hot. yeah, it's absolutely -- today is not the day to be out on the strip, that's for sure. >> reporter: in death valley, california, people braved the summer sun to see the salt flats. >> we had the trunk full of water and soda. >> and they took extra precautions for their pets >> he has shoes on, otherwise he wouldn't be on the cement. >> reporter: today's temperature could come within 5 degrees of 134, set 100 y

. >>> bikers were out on a joy ride last week in las vegas. pay close attention to this silver car on the side of the road. these bikers believe that this silver car was taunting them. watch right here in this moment. the silver car, the chevy cavalier pulls to the right. >> [ bleep ]. >> the cavalier clipped this biker. that rider is chris luca. the silver car keeps on going. all of the bikers try to stay up with him and stay around him. then the star starts slamming on brakes and then speeding up. this actually gets much more terrifying. now according to the riders, they were headed into the tunnel near the airport in las vegas. >> whoa! >> oh, no, he just clipped a motorcyclist. >> you saw him pull over, change lanes and in the process not -- not one, but two bikers knocked off of their motorcycles. the car keeps going. >> oh, wow. >> they stuck with them long after the alleged hit and run happened. there's a second video. you can see the moment these motorcyclists box this driver in at the airport parking lot. but he still gets away. accor

. >>> buenas tardes, les saludo desde las vegas nevada y hoy comenzamos el noticiero en washington, donde migratoria estÁ avanzando rÁpidamente en el pleno del senado. hoy se habla de una votaciÓn tn pronto como la prÓxima semana luego que se logrÓ un acuerdo de la seguridad de la frontera. >>> quÉ tal marÍa le skceleste s saluda. la reforma siga fortalecida en el partido para de ser aprobada pueda sobrevivir en la cÁmara de representantes, lori importanmo tiene mÁs. >>> si el lÍder de la mayoria demÓcrata en la senado logra su objetivo, la semana entrante el proyecto de ley de reforma migratoria entrarÍa en la recta final. (hablan en inglÉs) el senador harry reid anunciÓ que tomarÁ las pasos necesarios para estimterminar el debate y e realice la votaciÓn final de la reforma migratoria >>> el portavoz dijo que sÍ se a prueba serÍa un plazo clave >>> primero que todo porque el 50% del trabajo del congreso en estados unidos el congreso estarÍa listo, pero le envia un mensaje a la cÁmara de representantes que es hora de a probar una reforma migratoria >>> una vez termine el senado el turno l

las vegas railway express says it's planning to build a train station in north las vegas. the so-called x train would run from fullerton to the north las vegas hub. that's about ten miles from the heart of the strip where all the action goes. this one is an adults-only train. it will feature cocktails, live entertainment. it will have lounges out there. company officials there say they hope to have an agreement with las vegas approved by the end of july and the very first train could be up and running by the end of the year. basically about five hours of partying before you get to vegas. >> i think it might be cool to take it there, but i don't know about taking it back home. it might be a whole different ride. >> everybody looks a little different, feels a lot different. >> a lot different. 5:27 right now. the president is continuing his trip to africa this morning. what he just said about the supreme court's ruling on gay marriage. plus -- ♪ mr. obama, welcome back to africa ♪ >> that's a greeting for you. special television tribute created just for the president's visit

parece que va a trabajar a las vegas. soy un santo al lado de usted. soy la misma bendiciÓn. (risas) >>> es que tiene que verse mÁs delgada. >>> que deje de comer. >>> pero no quiere. >>> bueno, entonces, la ropa mÁs grande. >>> dice que sus tripas le piden. >>> habla con las tripas? >>> sÍ. >>> oh. (risas) >>> conversa con las tripas? yo nunca lo hice. guau. >>> opiniÓn de la madre? >>> se le ve bien. >>> parece que no comiÓ tamales por un mes. >>> usted aprendiÓ algo? >>> sÍ. >>> quÉ? >>> que se vista bien. >>> y no licras apretadas. no todo lo que estÉ en tendencia le queda. >>> sÍ. >>> hasta luego. ♪ >>> bueno, si quiere consultar con jomari goyzo hÁgalo en su cuenta de twitter, tambiÉn entre a "primerimpacto.com" donde encontrarÁ su secciÓn. y a continuaciÓn el espectÁculo donde cobra vida el rey del pop tiene sabor latino, los llevamos a las vegas en exclusiva. y rescatan a una mujer que queÓo atrapada en un rio desbordado, regresamos con esto y mÁs en "primer impacto." y los invito que me sigan en facebook, twitter,

a lot of water. >> reporter: at least 20 people have been treated for heat-related illnesses in las vegas hospitals in the last two hours. 200 were treated overnight at a vegas concert. the temperature snapshots from phoenix, stunning. we started our day in death valley, forecast to climb to 128. just six degrees shy of the hottest temperature ever recorded. >> the coolest part of the day, always right before the sun comes up. we're at that point. 98 here in death valley. in scottsdale, arizona, the well being checks are in full swing. >> we know people die in heat, but how do they die in heat? >> really what it is, one of two things, dehydration or heat exhaustion. >> reporter: here's how it happens and what to look for. your heart pumps faster to keep the body cool. if you stop sweating, it's the first sign your body is in distress. another red flag, pale skin. it means your body is diverting blood from the skin to other organs. get treatment right away. surfaces that climb above 150 degrees can scorch bare feet and bare anything in just seconds. >> you see sometimes passes out or has a

in las vegas, law enforcement has to not only defend the las vegas metro area which includes the fab las las vegas strip with more dense -- fabulous las vegas strip with more densely populated hotel rooms but has high density areas outside the city, like the las vegas motor speedway and the hoover dam, a source of electrical power for more than one million people across the southwestern united states. so, mr. chairman, today i have a very simple amendment to the bill. the amendment decreases funding under four different accounts as outlined previously and redirects those amount to the urban area security initiative for the purpose of funding the program to the top 35 eligible metropolitan areas. i recognize, mr. chairman, as our debt continues to increase and you must work to rein in wasteful spending and i recognize all the funding in the world isn't going to prevent every attack, but in this case, don't we think the safety and well-being of our cities and communities, our families are worth the expense? don't you believe they are worth our support? our constitution states that our

meanwhile, las vegas has opened seven cooling centers. and the one way we stay cool out here right now, temperatures 112 degrees, the misters, evaporative cooling. back to you. >> i hear they follow you everywhere. thank you. >>> florida now. the murder trial of george zimmerman, and the central question. what happened on that rainy night last year when zimmerman and trayvon martin struggled, leading zimmerman to fatally shoot the unarmed teenager? today the jury heard from a neighbor who contradicted what other witnesses have said about that struggle. nbc's ron mott has more on today's testimony from sanford, florida. ron, good evening. >> reporter: lester, good evening to you. who was on top and who was on bottom during that fight remains a mystery tonight. but today a witness testified that the person on the bottom on that dark night was lighter skinned, george zimmerman. >> here's what i'm going to do. were they going like this? >> i could not hear that, no. >> could you hear this? >> no. >> reporter: following the prosecutor's lead -

las vegas today, 115 degrees. 127 degrees in death valley. the world record high temperature is 134 degrees. so to not be far from that goes to show you how brutal this heat wave is in that region. thatelko, november november and bakersfield, california. the numbers are really just kind of ridiculous at this point. and areas in utah, you know, northern utah where they see some of the most snow all year are going to get into the triple digits. >> reading the "salt lake tribune," 100. bunch of 100s there. thank you so much, dylan. >>> president obama is in johannesburg. will he visit nelson mandela? >>> and einstein's take on the bible. >>> plus, the hottest selling truck in america just got a little more interesting. details on that and more in two minutes when "early today" returns. >>> nelson mandela remains in critical condition at a south african hospital. media presence has grown in pretoria as the world awaits news on the former leader. last night his daughter said the family is holding on. >> we still have this hope because, you know, w

are they playing the numbers 1-1-5 in las vegas, because that's hait hit yesterday. over 100 later today in the golden state. dangerous. no signs of immediate cooling off. we go live to the fox extreme weather center with the latest. >> reporter: more of the same today, tomorrow, next couple of days. we get to the triple digits in the southwest all the time, all summer long. but they are not used to the 115s to 120s that we have been seeing the last couple of days. already, we are up to 99 in needles, california. we are at 96 in phoenix, phoenix yesterday was 119, the third highest temperature you have ever, ever seen. vegas, possibly 116. 117 is the highest ever. we have expressive heat warnings anywhere you see the red. but the yellows are the heat advisories. the high pressure will drift farther to the north. we will see the heat build in the pacific northwest over the next couple of days and into the triple digits. not as used to it in that area. here's the highs. 128 in death valley. 124 in lake haaf view and 116 in vegas. tomorrow, maybe a couple of degrees coo

people who travel, people go to las vegas and spend millions of dollars in a year. new york city, chicago, l.a. they are stepping out and saying recognize our fun -- fundamental rights. if people come to las vegas and they are spending a lot of money and you have big gamblers, the last thing that casinos want a lot regardless where they are in the world, to have that information available in some fashion. these organizations. they are speaking for all of us as individuals. i commend that. i think you will see other cities step up to this issue. cheryl: the amount of big-money gamblers. is that of concern? they want privacy when they are spending this much money on gambling. >> there is not a casino that you cannot walk in that does not have eyes in the sky, video surveillance on the strip, that is for crime prevention and things like that. if, in fact, we go into a public place and we want to gamble, number one there are a lot of people that what you gamble. number two, there is an expectation of no privacy in that situation. however, when you are taking personal da

reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, janine. >>> about an hour from now, former santa clara county supervisor, george shirakawa is scheduled to be arraigned. he is accused of creating a flier for a san jose city council candidate that falsely claimed an affiliation with the communist government of vietnam. police identified shirakawa with dna found on a postage stamp. shirakawa is also scheduled to be sentenced today for misusing campaign funds and public money. >>> we have new information now on the fbi's investigation involving state senator ron calderon. the sacramento bee says the fbi raided two businesses in april linked to him and his brother, tom. the fbi searched ron calderon's office. he's now working as a public affairs consultant. >>> a press conference was held at the old hayes valley farm. that piece of land is now occupied by posters who say they are not leaving it until the plans to develop it into housing is scrapped. some say the city needs to end the protest right now. >> reporter: it's been almost a week. as far as prot

>>> buenas tardes, les saludo desde las vegas nevada y hoy comenzamos el noticiero en washington, donde la reforma migratoria estÁ avanzando rÁpidamente en el pleno del senado. hoy se habla de una votaciÓn tn pronto como la prÓxima semana luego que se logrÓ un acuerdo de la seguridad de la frontera. >>> quÉ tal marÍa le skceleste s saluda. la reforma siga fortalecida en el partido para de ser aprobada pueda sobrevivir en la cÁmara de representantes, lori importanmo tiene mÁs. >>> si el lÍder de la mayoria demÓcrata en la senado logra su objetivo, la semana entrante el proyecto de ley de reforma migratoria entrarÍa en la recta final. (hablan en inglÉs) el senador harry reid anunciÓ que tomarÁ las pasos necesarios

reporting live from san jose janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 news. >> janine de la vega live on the phone for us. now president obama's motorcade this morning could effect rush hour traffic in the south bay. after he finishes his speech in san jose, the president will head to moffett field in mountain view. that is about 9:15 or in that area. the likely route will be highway 87 to 101 north. that motorcade could slow down traffic in the area which is typical because of the president's motorcade and the police in the area. again the president's speech this morning in san jose scheduled to begin at 8:50. ktvu which will be watching it for you and share you all the details throughout mornings on 2. >> when president obama leaves the bay area this morning, he is flying to southern california for a two-day meeting with the president of china. a main focus of that meeting is expected to be cyber security. >>> i want to show you video of chinese president and his wife arriving in los angeles yesterday. the leaders of the world's two biggest economies are scheduled to met. many silicon vall

reporting live from sunnyvale, gentleman janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news -- janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> san francisco concession workers plan to hold another rally tonight. just last month, 750 cashiers, cooks and bartenders held a one- day strike. the workers say they've been without a raise since 2010. management said it has offered a fair pay increase and great compensation package. tonight's rally is set to begin before the giants take on the padres at 7:15. >>> there's new controversy surrounding the america's cup yacht race. the head of new zealand's team is accusing the swedish team as using the death of one of the members as a competitive gain. the team will likely miss the first race and the captain says that gives them an advantage. the ceo of the swedish team issued a formal response saying the public insults are out of line and unsportsmanlike. the derogatory anallygies -- an algaes should be left on -- an algaes should be left on the dock. >>> several organizations are pushing richmond city council to file a lawsuit against chevron. today, the count

janine de la vega is there and you spoke with the couple who took her in and considered her a daughter. >> reporter: yes, i did, the coroner has not revealed her identity but the couple says she is 23-year-old shala, sip bring ando, they are devastated and say she has lived with them for the past three years and with her young daughter as well whom they hope to take in as a fast tor child. the coupley, katie and jeff provided us with pictures of her whom they describe as shy and say she had been in 11 foster holmes and aged out of the system and their son befriended her when she was pregnant and had nowhere to go. they helped her get her ged and took her out to dinner to celebrate she had gotten a dog as a dog groomer and was on that way to her job on her bicycle when a delivery truck collided with a trump truck, it flipped over and crushed her, who died there. they can't make sense of the accident and are heartbroken it happened to someone who was turning around her live. >> you could see that she was really just a sweetheart. really a sweetheart and that she was really trying hard. >

it will be on broil down there in las vegas. some of this monsoon tropical moisture comes sneaking up toward the sierra. fog near the coast sunny and warmer though. hot inland. temperatures now 80s for some. 90s for others. near 100. to 100. the tough call is always from pacifica to half-moon bay. you could have a huge difference there. gilroy will go 99. tomorrow you will be in the 1- hundreds. the bay stays mainly in the 80s. coast 60s and 70s. >>> 5:10 is the time. thousands of dollars stolen from a school pta. ktvu news confronts the parents accused in the case. >>> plus a new intelligence leak. the emerging scandal involving a u.s. general and a cyber attack against iran. >>> good morning. if you are driving on the sunol grade that looks pretty good heading south. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news. it's 5:13. is a former military leader is being investigated into an intelligence leak. there are reports that retired marine general james cart

>> listings dropped 12%, areas like las vegas, l.a., sacramento atlanta seeing the biggest declines, that pushes up prices. >>> coming up, it's every parent's nightmare, a car coming right at your baby on a city street. >> oh, my. >> what do you do? my goodness. we'll have one mother's story. >>> but first live pictures in southampt southampton, england. >> the duchess of cambridge makes her last solo public appearance, we're joined by royal watcher victoria arbiter. >> royal history, live.

. >> travelers trying to get from las vegas to phoenix last weekend burst into song during an hour's long delay. ♪[music] ♪ spread your wings and fly away. >> the song is i believe i can fly by r. kelly. the person who posted this video on youtube says that passengers were stuck on the runway for hours on two different planes without air- conditioning or water without taking off. they are offering passengers $100 vouchers for those delays. >> a stiller car upside-down.

janine de la vega joins us now from san jose to talk about how the police department is responding to the latest violence. janine. >> reporter: pam, police are concerned about possible gang retaliation. especially weekend. so we know the police chief was at last nights 9:00 p.m. briefing. telling officers to remain visible. they were also told that a specialized unit would be coming in to help with gang suppression. now homicide detectives though are still looking for one or more suspects responsible for shooting 16-year-old emmanuel aroza monday afternoon when he was walking on virginia avenue. a group of young men approached the teen. one person beat him where another person shot him. he was rushed to the hospital that evening but died of his injuries yesterday. sources say the victim and suspect appear to have been afail yeted with rival gangs and wearing opposite gang

that's a melting elvis impersonator in las vegas. hard to stay cool when you have those lamb chops on the side of your face. >> fair to say he's all shook up? how about that? too early, right? it is a fun shot. but these temps can be extremely dangerous. ginger zee has made her way to the hottest spot of the hot spots, death valley, california. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, paula and dan. and good morning, everybody. i don't know if you've been to death valley before. i had not until we arrived yesterday. it was still around 120 and the sun had just about to go down. obviously, it's been down for a while. and it's 102. we're almost at the coolest part of the day. it's impressive until you say this goes past death valley. it's always hot here. we'll get the numbers for yesterday. either tied or records broken. a lot of folks had this. death valley, tied at 125. 108, tied in redding. vegas was a tie at 115. the others all broken. salt lake city, 105. flagstaff, up to 96. again, very impressive numbers. it's going to be beyond

mike seidel is in simmering las vegas. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. yesterday, we tied the record for june 28th. 115 on the strip. it was still 100 at midnight. before sunrise, 93 degrees. but it is a dry heat. some of the hottest temperatures we have seen. salt lake city had the hottest june day, 106. in phoenix, where it's supposed to be hot, hotter than average. ten degrees above average. a lot of residents who didn't have the air-conditioning working or needed relief from the blistering heat into the cooling centers. death valley the hottest spot on the planet back in 1913 they hit 134. this weekend, they will challenge 130. that will be the hottest temperature in the world measured in about 100 years. we'll see how it goes. most of the tourists are from overseas. the ones we talked to say they

janine de la vega has more. janine, what's happening? >> reporter: they've been looking through debris. they want to know how this fire started and who died. the body is still inside. the coroner has just arrived to examine the body and remove it. neighbors want to know if it's the woman who lives here. this is cell phone video of the house taken shortly after 6:00 a.m. neighbors say it looked like a fireball. >> massive orange flames shooting all the way to the sidewalk almost. the whole house was completely engulfed. >> reporter: hume plumes of black smoke billowed above the neighborhood. firefighters say when they arrived, they could not enter because it was too dangerous. the flames traveled fast throughout the house which was about 800 square feet. it threatened the two adjacent houses but firefighters were able to contain the fire. >> made an aggressive attack on the fire. extinguished the fire and at which time we discovered a body that was deceased in the kitchen. >> reporter: neighbors were in disbelief. they say a woman in her

janine de la vega's is live in fremont to explain how the victim may have saved herself by making one bold move. good afternoon, janine. >> reporter: good afternoon, tori. we're here in the mission lakes neighborhood. this is where the frightening ordeal ended for this teenaged girl. the suspect we're told ordered the girl to park here along tmd at's where he tried to sexual assault her. you can see this is a pretty remote area near alameda county creek. police say the girl did everything right by running away. let's go to a picture of the suspect, 23-year-old aaron kumar roy. he will be in court this afternoon at 2:00 facing six fell nil charges of kidnapping, assault with a deadly weapon and intent to commit rape. he was in the lucky's parking

mgm, las vegas sands, and wyndham. with the market pulling back, these will pull back with it, but they are doing very well in macao, also in las vegas they are doing very, very well. i think these stocks are all headed higher if the market can continue higher. - the house always wins, so they have an advantage over the long- term. obviously the macao thing has been long talked about, and obviously is built into price, in my opinion. i'm thinking here, they are talking now about making online gambling legal in america- - it is legal in two states. new jersey and vegas. - so technically, if you look at some of the technical stocks that are involved in this, i think zynga, a $3 stock- - zynga is my stock play of the year. - now we agree! - time for your bonus round question now, and i'm naming this "know your fed chair." which statment is true about fed chairman ben bernanke? - he was appointed fed chair by president george bush. - he was an economic advisor to president george bush. - his mother was an elementary school

ktvu channel 2 reporter janine de la vega has been on the scene at pearl avenue.t spoke with a witness. >> yeah i spoke with him off camera. he heard the crash and ran outside. he saw the driver stumble out of the car. that driver started asking what happened. he didn't realize what he was doing. that witness told us it was obvious he was drunk. police expected the same thing. here's a pile of mangled cars a dead passenger. this accident happened at 2:00 this morning. the driver of that avlon was driving at a high rate of speed. lost control and crashed into five parked cars. the 18-year-old driver died but rushed to the hospital. he has official injuries. the passenger had to use the jaws of life to free him. but it's too late he died at the scene. >> the vehicle had to be traveling at a very high rate of speed. hit a parked vehicle and hit a third parked vehicle. a total of five were damaged >> reporter: police say they found several beer cans. they believe alcohol may have played a part in this accident. the driver has been writed after 18-year-old martin acost

of south las vegas boulevard and the strip or the tourists and stuff like that.ll in to dispatch regarding a stolen vehicle. the details of the call statevig off work and his vehicle was stolen. it was a red pickup truck, last seen headed eastbound on bridger. and we're going to head over to bridger and see if we can cut it off at the pass and maybe try and locate this guy's truck for him. >> (over radio): take a left, take a left, take a left, go that way. there's a truck, it's heading that way. >> solano: okay, they just bailed. stand by. eight baker one is on it. three males running eastbound on clark. truck 401'd at uh, maryland. >> dispatcher (over radio): copy. >> (on radio): i'm going to the corner perimeter here. (siren wails, then stops) >> those guys are chasing me! >> solano: get on the ground. step back, step back, step back. >> i'm not trying to do anything. ow. >> solano: relax, man, relax. >> oh, my god. >> (on radio): i'm at bridger and 13th. >> solano: hey, i need to talk to you guys, hold on. sit down right here. control, eight baker one. sit do

he is out of las vegas. allen crabbe was a bay area player selected. was the first and so far the only bay area player going 31 in the second round first to cleveland but was traded to portland. too many trades and not enough players, but the warriors end up with a pick. kidd will be with kevin garnett and pierce. they will go to the brooklyn nets for future number one draft choices. what a team they are building in brooklyn at least for a year or two. they are long in the tooth but miami won't be the only team with experience number one talent. pulled over for speeding in los angeles and fireworks, two boxes of them. there were so many explosives, the bomb squad was called. $100 bail. serena williams will advance at wil dem don wimbledon and no american men left. >> good night. sleep train has your ticket to tempur-pedic. experience the pressure-relieving comfort of tempur-pedic, and sleep risk-free with sleep train's 100-day money back guarantee. get 36 months interest-free financing: no down, and no interest for 3 years. plus, get free same-day deli

right now at this hour, 95 degrees in las vegas. and i want to show you what we're going to see today, 116. so, a record yesterday. we'll see a record today. and look, right until thursday still 112. las vegas on the average should be at 103, so this is well above it. 97 right now in phoenix. average for you is 107. and look it. record yesterday and we'll certainly see records, 109 by thursday. so, that's the first day we get out of the 110 category. salt lake city, not to leave you out, because it's not just the desert southwest. average 109 and tuesday 103. but until friday, guys, that's when salt lake city gets to 96. so, this really intense heat is just really here to stay. >> wow. >> 96 is like the relief temperature. >> finally, great! >> they have a lot of sneakers melting on the pavement there. not to mention the eggs. they fry eggs, too. >> of course. i love to watch that. >> alexandra, thank you so much. >>> from extreme heat to severe floods, look at this. damage caused by several days of heavy rain in upstate new york. a