what has las vegas inspired and you, or what have the casino moguls in las vegas helped you in terms of inspiration in macau? >> many times in asia, a lot of people built slowly and are more conservative. when you go to las vegas, and you see the mega-resorts, the 3000, 5000 rooms with the shows, the theaters, and nightclubs, my philosophy is like that. go big or go home. having seen that that is workable and doable, that is how i developed "city of dreams." >> big vision. >> big vision, and we need to give our customers something they have not seen before. it is about being more innovative and being bigger and better. >> bigger, better, and wetter. part of lawrence's vision is attracting customers through live performances, including this acrobatic experience called "house of dancing water." it is the crown jewel of city of dreams. five days a week, 3.7 million gallons of water flow through the custom-built stage as actors dance, dive, and dazzle a captivated audience. building it was a huge gamble. it premiered in 2010 in the wake of the financial crisis. >> we went ahead and conti

whereas if you go from new york to las vegas, that is also five hours. betty: while lawrence is bringing lots of glitz and glam to macau, sheldon adelson says he invented the concept -- in vegas first. now he says he is the one who will conquer macau. sheldon: they vastly and wrongly predicted i would not even open. i would never get it built. they didn't want to believe someone else could do it better than they did. betty: they underestimated you. sheldon: right. they grossly underestimated me. betty: when we come back, sheldon adelson tells us why he is the real king of macau. ♪ betty: for a man whose business caters to high rollers and big spenders, billionaire sheldon adelson's roots are unglamorous. he was born the son of a cab driver in a poor section of boston. adelson first began in the convention business in 1979 when he founded one of the largest technology trade shows. he eventually sold that and other shows for hundreds of millions of dollars. he bought the original las vegas sands hotel only to demolish it and replace it with the venetian. i

las vegas.conference and the second hour of the "closing bell" with kelly evans and wayne newton. see you tomorrow, kel! ♪ viva las vegas ♪ ♪ viva las vegas ♪ >> thank you, bill! welcome to the "closing bell" from las vegas, nevada everybody. i'm kelly evans. and we will be joined by home depot's ceo, craig menear in just a few minutes here at the home depot conference at mandalay bacony convention center. now let's check in on how we're finishing the day on wall street. the dow off with a decline, about 116 points by far the underperformer of the day. the s&p 500, off half a percent, down ten points on the close there. the nasdaq certainly bucking the trend. it's up about 10 49.92. we couldn't quite close above 5,000. again, we did that earlier this month for the first time in 15 years. but we've only done it once and it's been a struggle to get back to that level ever since. we're going to talk about these volatile markets with a great group today. joining me now is our bob pisani from the flo

this is the communicators on c-span from las vegas. one of the larger exhibitors here at c.e.s. international in vegas is intel. and joining us now is andrea raines who is a tech

so the communicators is on location in las vegas for the annual c.e.s. international consumer technology show. the largest trade show in the world. if you're interested in seeing more of our programming, you can go to c-span.org/communicators. >> c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. this sunday on q & a eric larson on his new book dead wake, the last crossing of the lusitania. the story gets complicated when the question the question arises as to, you know, what ultimately happened to the lusitania. why was the lusitania allowed to enter the irish sea without escort without the kind of detailed warning that could have been provided to captain william thomas turner but was not? and this has led to some very interesting speculation about was the ship essentially set up for attack by churchill or someone in the admiralty? it's interesting. i found no smoking memo and believe mae i would have found a smoking memo if it existed. theres nothing from churchill

out with the owner gadgets. >> that was it for you. >> after high school. >> you recently went to las vegas, to meet a mentor and his team of high schoolers. vegas. >> i can't tell you everything that happened in vegas, but i will tell you that the kids at a high school there have invented invariable robots competing across the country and they travelled to china to bring the robots there as well. it's amazing. let's check it [ singing ] >> reporter: there may be high level rivalries between united states and china. but on this day in china, there's nothing of it between the two countries. >> they helped and showed how to get a good team work. >> it's about growing together. it's about helping everyone do what they can at the best of their ability. i think this is something that everyone can learn from. >> young people from china and the united states working side by side sharing a common interest in robots. the team from las vegas, the 987 high rollers, were invited to share their expertise with chinese students. >> you think they'd be more advanced than us and technology. it's not a thing

notice the website's address, it's bovada.lv, you might think that stands for "las vegas?" no, it's latvia. because it's a black market, it's hard to know exactly how much money gets wagered illegally, but the federal government estimated it ranges from $80 to $300 billion, that's billion with a "b," every year. >> reporter: so that's a lot of money. >> it's a lot of money that's not being taxed. a lot of money that is going under the table. >> reporter: these days, it's not just the commissioner of the nba who says this situation needs to change. there are a lot of cash-strapped states that want in on that action, too. the resort town of atlantic city is in dire economic straits, its unemployment rate is 11%, double the national average. several of the city's huge casinos are shuttered, hit by the one-two punch of the financial crisis, and competition from new casinos in neighboring states. some in new jersey now want to tap into illegal sports betting to revive this area. >> so the whole idea came as a result of the casino and the racetrack industry being on hard times. >

this is the "the communicators" on c-span from las vegas. one of the larger exhibitors here is intel. joining us now is andea rains who is a tech evangelist. great title. what are you displaying that is new and then i want to talk about the contest that you are having. >> there has been a lot of things here this year. we are showing a lot of wearable devices that came out in 2014. a lot that were announced in partnership with ces last year. we are showcasing a lot of products that came from the make it wearable challenge. so the challenge in october and we announced three winners and the grand prize winner won $500,000 for the project. >> host: this was a wearable contest? and they had to use an intel product. >> yes. >> host: what was the winner? >> guest: a flying grown. you wear it on your wrirs wrist and it flies off, takes a picture of you and comes back to you like a boom a rang. it was a cool product. all of them were shocked. >> host: is that something intel is going to put on the market? >> guest: we continue to support them and yes

jane wells, las vegas. >>> here's what to watch tomorrow. on the economic front, producer prices for february will be released before the opening bell. consensus is for a rise at 1.3% and we get a report on consumer sentiment for march. and that does it for "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera and we want to remind you, this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> i'm just going to call it tv station. tyler mathisen on behalf of your public tv station, thank you for your support.. >> the following kqed production was produced in high definition. [ ♪music♪ ] >> yes, check, please! people. >> no! >> it's all about licking your plate. >> the food is just fabulous. >> i should be in psychoanalysis for the amount of money i spend in restaurants. >> i had a horrible experience. >> i don't even think we were at the same restaurant. >> and everybody, i'm sure, saved room for those desserts.

jane wells, las vegas. >>> here's what to watch tomorrow. on the economic front, producer prices for february will be released before the opening bell. consensus is for a rise at 1.3% and we get a report on consumer sentiment for march. and that does it for "nightly business report" tonight. i'm sue herera and we want to remind you, this is the time of year your public television station seeks your support. >> i'm just going to call it tv station. tyler mathisen on behalf of your public tv station, thank you for your support.. this program is brought to you in part by a passion for better understanding our world. thoughtful travel can engage our minds challenge our assumptions, broaden our perspectives and completely surprise us just like public television. and by... bread for the world, an advocacy organization working to end hunger and poverty at home and abroad. hi, i'm rick steves, back with more of the best of europe. the people here claim if you stand on a chair you can see all across their country. this is the best of the netherlands.

mullen ackerman is amazing. >> jimmy: did you shoot it in las vegas?jimmy: how did you like living in las vegas? >> vegas wins. i loved it, but we lived there, and then we filmed at the orleans. so it's 24-hour casino. and eventually, you start staying in your room a lot. and the exercise equipment comes up to your room because you don't leave. but it was great for us to bond. >> jimmy: you became reclusive. >> you know that thing you get when you have surgery and the big bucket so you don't have to go to the bathroom? i had that brought in. >> jimmy: you're turning into howard hughes. >> it was a w experience. >> jimmy: did the baby enjoy las vegas? >> briefly. my buddy is britney spears' boyfriend. he's a very nice guy. it's going to work out. he's very nice. >> jimmy: and who would know better than you. >> exactly. they said we're going to take the kids to see dolphins, and it's some kind of weird -- >> jimmy: out in mandalay bay there's an aquarium. i grew up in las vegas. >> so you know. >> jimmy: oh, i know what's going on. >> and if they had a p

janine de la vega is joining us live now. you're at the store where the incident happened early yesterday morning. >> reporter: it was a frightening encounter that the clerk had with a robbery suspect. i went inside and spoke to the clerk. she says she is filling in because her coworker was too shaken up to come back to work. the encounter was all caught on surveillance camera which police are already revealing. two of the officers pulled up early sunday morning and saw a suspect point a girl at a clerk and shot. they feared for their life and fired at the suspect killing him. a loaded gun was found near the body. police have not said how many shots were fired but neighbors at a nearby apartment complex say they heard several. >> maybe that was the only thing they could do. very dangerous to work in those. >> reporter: the clerk that was in the store was not hurt. this is the the city's second officer involved shooting. last month an auto burglary suspect tried to mow down an officer during a traffic stop which prompted offic

janine de la vega is there at the scene. and janine, we hear investigators are still out there talking with witnesses. >> reporter: yes, they are. a man was shot. multiple times. he has injuries to his face and abdomen. what you are lack at right now is an apartment complex or a fore plex where you see that light. the man was found on the ground there injured. he had two friends with him. it appears he may have been drinking. there was an assault that took place. to find more information on exactly what took place here this is right behind the chuck- e cheese. what happened? >> we believe three men were out in front of this apartment complex. another two men arrived in a car. they became engaged in some kind of a conflict. >> reporter: so you do have some witnesses? they fled? they took off this a car? >> yes the two suspects reentered their car and fled the scene. >> reporter: where are we at with this right now? is it still in the early stages of the investigation? >> yes, we are at -- we will keep you update odd whoop is

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janine de la vega out there where they just had this press conference. she'll have more on the comments from the police chief. tara moriarty is going to have more. you can see the flags already at half staff. she will have more about the police officer who was killed and the investigation as well. we're going to be covering the story again. >> we are also following your weather and traffic as well. steve paulson is

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this is "the communicators" on c-span from las vegas. well one of the larger exhibitors here at ces in vegas is swell, and joining us now -- is intel, and joining us now is andrea raines. what are you displaying this year that's new and then i want to talk about the contest that you're having. >> guest: okay. so we're doing a lot of new things here this year. we're showing a lot of our wearable devices that came out in 2014. a lot of them were announced in partnership with ces last year. we're also showcasing a lot of the products that came out of the -- [inaudible] that we also announced last year. we announced three winners, and the grand prize winner was -- [inaudible] and they won $500,000 for their project. >> host: this was a wearable contest. >> guest: yes. >> host: okay. what was the winner? what was the actual invention? >> guest: it's a flying drone can. it's a flying selfie drone. you wear it on your wrist, and when you want to talk a picture, you gesture, it flies off your list, and it takes a picture and comes back to you li

people looking for las vegas, as john said, las vegas is back, this is the way you play mgm. >> it's macau exposed casinos have been beaten up and analysts are piling on out and can go estimates even after the declines they've seen. >> look at the move in wynn over the last six or seven months. it's been unbelievable. but mgm traded 62 million shares today. typically shares trade. about a 9% short interest. you've got to believe a lot of those folks covered. but to tim and steve's point, a lot of optionalty here. your downside at this point, given what john just said, there is downside, but it's limited. i think the upside is pretty substantial. he nailed lvs. you got to know what he's talking about. >> it's interesting. i actually think, you know, macau is -- i don't -- i think this anti-corruption thing will pass. >> how about the how about the smoking ban. >> the smoking ban might be more difficult. but i really think it's -- >> but do you buy macau here? >> you're buying it for very cheap if you believe the other assets are -- >> coming up next, alibaba catch an upgrade today aft

shania still the one live from las vegas.be there or be square. and next time you come back here you'll be singing, all right. you'll be singing. that's a guarantee. >> hey, iing booed her. i already booked her, monica. okay got it. >>> another final check of the weather with ginger. love you. >> it is spring break out here. at least for these ladies. from pittsburgh area. raining here raining there. we have flood watches, advisories warnings all throughout parts of the ohio river valley. look louisville already northern kentucky has seen 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches of rain and flood warnings in western virginia and look at that and the snow and ice. that's right. we've got that coming up next 24 ho >> grab yoyour umbrella today, we wiwill see rain showers frfr time to time, widpread duriringng the afternoon with a aigh of 79 degrees. >> spring break from where. >> duquesne university. >> go duquesneians -- dukes. ♪ >> we don't need music. coming up the hit rod designer rachel roy is empowering women everywhere just like this woman

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but not more than las vegas. >> jimmy: yes, yes. nothing is stranger than las vegas.ll right, this is what you're playing for. a luxury studio suite at the w hotel down the block from us. good-bye, shared bathroom. hello, king-sized bed, marble bathtub, and a full wet bar. but to win -- that's my brother by the way. i don't know why he's in there. to win you have to know a little something about the place you are visiting. our town. i'm going to ask some questions about our city and state. whoever answers more right gets the room. are you ready? let's -- you guys are fired up, i can tell. is there a gas leak in that hostel? >> sal: everyone's a little rattled by the crazy lady with the possum, i'm sorry. >> jimmy: all right, okay. whoever answers more questions right gets the room. it is time to begin. the first question is, at what california high school did sean penn have "fast times"? fast times. edward. >> uh -- l.a.? >> jimmy: no. natalie, i suppose you don't know the answer? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: ridge mont high. that was a movie that was popular here," fas

shania still the one live from las vegas.. and next time you come back here you'll be singing, all right. you'll be singing. that's a guarantee. >> hey, iing booed her. i already booked her, monica. okay got it. >>> another final check of the weat >> spring break out here at least for these ladies. good for you. raining here, raining there. we've got flood watches advisories warnings all throughout parts of the ohio river valley. louisville northern kentucky seeing one and a half the to two and a half inches of rain. flood warnings into west virginia. we'll look for that and on top of it the snow and ice. that's coming up in the next 24 hours. that's the big picture. let's get a check closer to home. >> thanks, ginger. we have a little bit of sleet pellets mixing in with the rain. a lot going on with the weather. rain at times today a-high of 42. overnight tonight and into tomorrow, that's when it changes to snow. uquesne university. >> go duquesneians -- dukes. ♪ >> we don't need music. coming up the hit rod designer rachel

>> janine de la vega from san jose. thank you. >>> michael johnson's family is asking for privacy during this obviously difficult time. they did release a statement saying, "we're deeply saddened by his loss and cannot express in writing how deep a hole in our hearts we're left with by his passing." the statement ends with, "we love you mike, our husband, son, brother, uncle and hero." we'll have continuing coverage. coming up in 25 minutes, brian flores will tell us more about the man who killed officer johnson. you can get more information at facebook and twitter. >>> today lieutenant-governor gavin newsom will release a progress report from a commission studying the possible legalization of recreational marijuana use in california. he heads the blue ribbon commission on marijuana policy. the group is studying the issues around legal i dation. it's looking at how -- legalization. it's looking at how washington state and colorado implemented the use of recreational marijuana when voters made it legal. the commission wi

he has built a strip similar to las vegas.hought you would have the returns that would keep you in business and here he has as one of the most wealthy people in the world. betty: is it going to go back to bite him? chad: the good thing with their business is they are more relying on the mass market and non-gaming. they do not have a huge vip segment. the real anticorruption campaign is hurting the vip market. betty: and you have seen that, the vip market has declined since the anticorruption. chad, macquarie capital analyst on gaming. if you want to watch more of our interview and learn more about macau, watch "titans at the table: the rise of macau" on bloomberg.com. in the race of the white house candidates can and will -- candidates can alienate a lot of people. should it be your wife's employer? heinz and kraft merge, is it a good deal? ♪ betty: i want to get back to bringing you some of the most important stories you need to know about. you are looking at live pictures of angela merkel, you can see francois hollande and s

janine de la vega, fox 2 news. >>> music fans are always excited to here the lineup for the outsite lands musicsal festival. >> for dessert we're having elton john cake. [ cheers ] >> this retro style comedy posted today showing a suburban family and their friends discussing which musical acts would appear. this year's lineup seems to be bigger than ever. elton john is headlining. kendrick lamar, sam smith, angelo, billy idol and that's just the beginning. so far there are more than 70 bands and performers booked to play the three-band musical in golden gate park this august. >>> it already feels like summer later this week. elton john. >> elton john. >>> it feels like mild. we have a good breeze going partly to mostly cloudy skies. the system to the north has produced rain up to the north coast. not too much down here. still trying to drive but is running into a lot of resistance. cloudy to the north. very light rains made it to the kills of calistoga. arcata, humboldt county. >> ukiah, willits. .50, .75. fort bragg has had rain. after that it just kind of fizzles out and looks like not

janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: during the day it's common to see kids in this neighborhood playing. at night, neighbors i say it's common to see these. >> i've seen bats, they fly around the area. he you can hear them ticking. >> reporter: to stumble across bats is unusual but last friday, a father and his daughter were walking their dog when they spotted a bat in this grass area at niles element -- niles e rather -- elementary school. the dog picked it up. it was still alive. the bat tested positive for rabies. the dog had been vaccinated but will be quarantined. no children were hurt. the bat was not found during school hours. rabies affects the brain and nervous system. in this case, the dog that grabbed it was vaccinated but it's still being quarantined for 30 days. county vector control workers will be going door to door in this neighborhood handing out this flier telling people about the rabies alert. they want to make sure that children know not to touch an animal that may be infected. >> my husband and i took a moment to talk to our daughter who is a second grader h

janine de la vega spoke with the homeless and city leaders about getting relief for the estimated 6,000 homeless people living in the city. >> reporter: overnight in san jose, temperatures were in the mid-40s. being able to sleep indoors at this temporary cold weather shelter has been a huge help for the homeless but tonight is the last night the beads are available -- beds are available. >> they pretty much said good luck. we hope you can find a place to go. they said be safe. >> i have no idea where i'm gonna go. >> reporter: it's been four months since the jungle was broken down by city crews. nearly 300 people were living there and now they've scattered to new neighborhoods. advocates are asking elected officials for a legal campground with bathrooms and a place to throw out garbage. but city leaders don't want it to turn into another jungle. this summer the mayor says he will launch a series of initiatives. >> one to convert hotel rooms into apartments, safe parking providing spaces where people can park their cars and r vs and live in a place where there's sewer and electrical hoo

janine de la vega tell us what they want the public to know. >> reporter: three days after san jose police officer michael johnson was shot and killed, his fellow officers are still coming and visiting the spot where he was gunned down on center road. there is a small amount of flowers and cards that neighbors have left. this couple came to pay their respects. they want to hear from the family of the gunman. >> i know that's not gonna help anything but it will ease people's mind a little bit more. >> is he stressed out or why did he do all of this? i just don't understand. >> reporter: police say 57-year- old scott dunham stood on his second floor bal gnocci and used a high-powered rifle to open fire on officers coming to his aid. his wife and niece came to the scene this morning. his niece said they feel horrible. she says her hunkle suffered from mental illness and lung disease. he slept with an oxygen mafng and was depressed. his neighbors didn't know about the turmoil. >> he was a quiet guy. the last person you would expect to do something like this. >> reporter: she said he had contem

coming up in 20 minutes we will hear from janine de la vega who is working to gather more details about what led up to this violence. >> a question is it sexist or satire? you decide. after the break the controversial washing instructions this is causing a media fire storm. >> good morning, everybody. happy tuesday. we're off to a foggy start on your morning commute. we're going to take a look at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza. things are look good so far. we'll tell you the reason why. >> a lot of fog reports out there. not wide spread but there is plenty to go around. we have to deal with fog first and increasing clouds later today. >>> good morning to you. welcome back. our time is 6:13. there has been a courtroom shakeup at ferguson, missouri after the release of that scathing justice department report. now the city's municipal court judge ronald he resigned. the missouri supreme court has assigned a state appeals court judge to hear all of ferguson's municipal court cases. the justice department report describes the court systems as money making enterprises. it violated

sex trafficking victims under the age of 18 were rescued in las vegas since 1994. madam president, that's an average of 126 per year. even more daunting, that's one person rescued every three days. every three days. this is one city in one state. more than half of these victims were from nevada and the rest have been trafficked through the state. while nevada has taken important steps forwards in providing restitution of victims of trafficking, much more needs to be done to stop this crime from occurring in the first place. all too often trafficking is a crime that is hidden in plain sight. it occurs in every single state. that's why it's virtually -- vitally important to recognize the warning signs of someone who may be a victim of human trafficking as well as those who are committing these crimes. i'm pleased to see this underlying bill recognizes this need especially more local law enforcement, especially for health providers and especially for first responders. madam president, the bill, however, fails to recognize the important role of our nation's ports of en

back to you. >> janine de la vega, reporting live from palo alto. thank you. >>> the time now is 4:35. with no end to california's drought in site, governor jerry brown announced a $1 billion package to help the state cope with another dry year. governor brown with other legislative leaders announced a drought package as winter ends with little water to show. a record low snow pack assures california of another dry year. >> this is a struggle. it is something we will have to live with for how long, we are not sure. >> some of the $1 billion in drought relief will be used for the emergency water supplies and food for hard hit farming communities. $272million will be used to improve the quality of drinking water on desalvation projects and recycled water projects. most of the money comes from bonds approved by voters. >>> a class action lawsuit filed in los angeles claim dangerously large levels of arsenic are in california bines. the lawsuit claims some of the wines have arsenic levels five times higher than what is allowed in drinking water. the fed

. >> christy at the salon says she and others here have no use for a las vegas style gaming in the napa valley. >> if you want to gamble go to las vegas, and reno. >> the plan to build a casino on unspecified land in neither solano sonoma or napa county. >> chris canyon is the mayor of calistoga. >> there is an advantage we found out a little bit ahead of time. >> the primary concern is protecting agricultural lands for agriculture. we welcome everyone. let's just play by the rules >> if the tribe purchases the land it can develop the land without having to abide by local land use laws. >> a 71-year-old charles christman was placed into a home in january by a san francisco court. this decision angered neighbors and >> in the south bay we're learning about a major gang bust in san jose. these are a view of the two dozen gang members behind bars and the arrest revealed how the gang leaders were profiting from street gang crime we're live at the court house with the details tonight. david? they've been selling drugs, then, operation red october rounded up street gang members in a prison hu

ktvu fox 2's janine de la vega is in the neighborhood where it happened. but first let's go to brian flores at san jose police headquarters where the flag is at half staff. good afternoon, brian. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. i think san jose's mayor said it best when he said this is san jose's darkest day. we continue to be here at headquarters this morning the flags are remain at half staff in honor of 38-year-old michael johnson. the outpouring of support and grief was seen. this is video of the officers throughout the south bay coming to police headquarters, offering condolences and prayers. we saw officers from campbell, santa clara county sheriff,s, many of them wearing the black band across their badges. but this has been a very tough day for the san jose police department. michael johnson, the first officer to die in the line of duty in 14 years here. from the police chief to other law enforcement, we caught up with a couple of probation officers closely with san jose police and this was tough for them as well. these -- >> these guys do a job

dave. >> all right janine de la vega, thank you. >>> time is 5:05. there is a new report that says the cost of leaks has topped $1 million. it obtained documents showing engineers decided to eliminate a backup drainage system on the bridge and according to that report, that change it allowed water to leak into the support structure of the bridge. the chronical also says although cal tran has spent $1.4 million on taxpayers money to fix the leaks, the problem continues. >>> four people died, four others have major injuries after a head on crash in santa cruz county. it was reported about 8:00 last night. the car on freedom boulevard crossed into on coming traffic and collided with a truck. there were seven people in the car. the chp says none of them were wearing seat belts. the driver and two passengers were pronounced dead at the scene. a passenger in the truck died at the hospital. the chp also said it appears that alcohol or drugs might have been a factor in the crash. >>> time is 5:06. here on mornings on 2 repair work expected to start today in

. >> christy at the salon says she and others here have no use for a las vegas style gaming in the napa valley. >> if you want to gamble go to las vegas, and reno. >> the plan to build a casino on unspecified land in neither solano sonoma or napa county. >> chris canyon is the mayor of calistoga. >> there is an advantage we found out a little bit ahead of time. >> the primary concern is protecting agricultural lands for agriculture. we welcome everyone. let's just play by the rules >> if the tribe purchases the land it can develop the land without having to abide by local land use laws. >> a 71-year-old charles christman was placed into a home in january by a san francisco court. this decision angered neighbors and >> in the south bay we're learning about a major gang bust in san jose. these are a view of the two dozen gang members behind bars and the arrest revealed how the gang leaders were profiting from street gang crime we're live at the court house with the details tonight. david? they've been selling drugs, then, operation red october rounded up street gang members in a prison hu