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 gambling in 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. if i got it built, it would not open. and if it did open, i would be in bankruptcy immediately. 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. today he can often be seeing at high profile events with his wife. 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 comdex, one of the largest technology trade sh

same problems as millions across america, and we'll dive deep into the city on the rebound, because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now, vegas is back. if you buy a home today in america, there's a one in five chance that you will end up living under rules imposed by what we call board of directors. usually elected by you, the local resident. this board has very broad powers, and based on certain guidelines, they dictate just about everything in a community from the color scheme, to how many cars with can be in the driveway, to how long the grass can be. a lot of states, they have the power to take your home if you don't make your monthly dues payment and assessment. very, very important to understand it. in some cases people really enjoy homeowners associations. why? because they protect them. in other cases i must tell you they are a nightmare. >> they can be totalitarian regimes. most totalitarian regimes while they have their downrides, they're also clean and orderly. >> this is karen and james. they bought a home with hoa management and one day found themselves in the middle of

inat has las vegas inspired you? how have the casino moguls in las vegas helped you in terms of inspiration in macau? lawrence: i think 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, shows and 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." betty: big vision. lawrence: big vision, and we need to give our customer something they have not seen before. it is about being more innovative. and being bigger and better. betty: bigger, better, and wetter. part of his 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 premiere

the same problems as millions across america and we'll dive deep into the stoe the rebound because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now vegas is back. >> if you boy a home today in america, there is a one in five chance that you will end up living you should rules imposed by board of directors. usually elected by you, the local residents. this board has very broad powers, and based on certain guidelines, well, they dictate just about everything in the community. the color scheme, how many cars can be in the driveway, how high your grass can be, and a lot of states, guess what, guys, they have the power to take your home if you don't may monthly dues payments and assessments. very, very important to understand. in some cases people really enjoy homeowners associations. why? because they protect us. total tarn regimes can be -- >> this is karen and jaemz. and one daya home in an hoa found themselves in the middle of a major battle. >> we came back from vacation, and we found this installed in front of our home, and first night back made a tremendous amount of noise, and we realized th

because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now vegas is back! thank you for joining us. i'm bob massi, our property man. about 8% of all u.s. households own time-shares and the industry generated more than $70 billion last year alone and it continues to grow. now, a time-share is a piece of property for which you own a specific amount of time, usually one week per year and you use it as your vacation home. if you are thinking about buying one i'm going to give you some of the dos and don'ts and take you inside the latest project from time-share giant west gate resorts right behind me in the old las vegas hilton. first david segal, he is the founder of west gate, and his story is amazing. in 1980, david segal owned a small tourist attraction called mystery fun house in orlando, florida, and an orange grove. one day a man approached him and offered to buy a part of the grove. >> i said what are you going to do with it? he says i'm going time-share it. i said what's that. he explain the concept to me. i fell in love with the concept. i didn't sell the property and i decided

same problems as millions across america and we'll dive deep into the city on the rebound because las vegas was a microcosm of america. and now vegas is back. when you're selling your property, some very simple things to give you an amazing bang for your buck. one of those things is called staging. basically remodeling and redecorating your home to make it attractive to any potential buyer. so important. the results, they can be dramatic. we tagged along with professional home stager as she transforms two properties about to hit the market. >> what we do as stagers we bring fun tour in so people can see h see how they could live in the space. >> we give them an emotional connection. >> stage one, way beyond staging, work with the home owner repainting, restaining cabinets and replacing carpets. >> the style of the home is traditional. what we're trying to make it is transitional. it will bring traditional as well as contemporary pieces. contemporary is more what buyers look for. it's more livable, realistic and more comfortable. in this room what we're doing is changing the paint color. wha

joe fryer, nbc news, las vegas. >>> las vegas goes on. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday.s roberts reporting from new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. for all of us at nbc news, have a great evening. good night. the community is tightly knit so these things are taken seriously. ==terry//take con't vo== right now at 6. a warning for all homeowners... watch out. what one bay area city is doing to keep burglars out of their neighborhood. >>> right now, a warning for all homeowners. watch out. what one bay area city is doing to keep burglars out. >> it is not an area known for crime but a recent spike in alameda is warning homeowners. there are some similarities. christie smith is live in alameda with the very latest. this has to be pretty disconcerting for the neighbors. >> reporter: absolutely. and the police say this seems to be happening between midnight and 7:00 a.m. so they're increasing staffing during that time. aid chance to speak with some neighbors in the area. they say share trying to share information online. keep an eye out and avoid being a vic

joe fryer, nbc news las vegas >>> las vegas goes on. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday.orting from new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. for all of iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> the phillies were off and running to start the second half of the season last night. it took execution in all facets of the game to get the lead in a low-scoring affair including a little baseball luck. one final big swing was enough to leave the marlins dangling on the end of the line and start the series with a victory. ♪ ♪ >>> one of the great traditions here in philadelphia. it's photo day. in this case p

and we'll dive deep with into the city of rebound because las vegas was the microcosm of america and now vegas is back. ♪ >>> when you're telling your property, doing some very simple things will give you amazing bang for you buck. one of those things is called staging. basically remodelling and redecorating your home to make it attractive to a potential buyer. it's very important. we fagged along with jennifer paxson as she transformed two properties that are about to hit the market. >> we bring furniture in so people can see how they could live in the space. we make people have an emotional connection. they see the way they could live life. >> property number bun, jennifer went way beyond traditional staging and working with the homeowner on repainting, restaining cabinets and replacing carpets. >> the style of the home is traditional and we're trying to make it transitional. transitional is going to bring the traditional style as well as contemporary pieces. contemporary pieces are what the buyer is looking for today. it's more realistic and comfortable. in this room we're changing

joe fryer, nbc news las vegas >>> las vegas goes on. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday.orting from new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. for all of iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >> caitlyn courage brings es p y victory. welcome to "access hollywood", y victory. welcome to "access hollywood", weekend edition. over 8 million people tuned in to the award show giving it by far the biggest audience it has ever received. 2 reasons for this. it's the first time it aired on abc and of course caitlyn jenner. stephanie and i covered every angle of caitlyn's big night. >> caitlyn jenner. caitlyn. courage. caitlyn jern i'm excited to see what she's wearing actually. >>reporter: the moment everyone was waiting for did not disappoint. but before caitlyn moving acceptance speech only the jenner kids hit the carpet. kylie posted photo with sister kenda

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i got too much of a problem in las vegas. part of the solution. >> put your seat belt on. >> long story short, they got kids. they got grandkids. you know, they should know better. the only thing in their head was catching a break. catching a break today. >> charles cabalina. >> you didn't say it right. use the accent. >> cabalina. >> officers fingerprint, photograph and search the pair. then advice them that their mugs are about to be published on the police website for all the world to see. >> so how did you get involved? >> i was a victim of the circle. i was driving the car. >> you were his ride. >> yeah. >> open your mouth for me, sir. >> while being processed, he shares that he may, in fact, be a real life good fella. >> have you been here before? >> yeah. >> lift one leg up for me. >> he claims to be related to inmortalized in the hollywood film casino. >> my second cousin was the one that made the movie about the casino. >> really? >> yeah. >> the splatro brothers? >> yeah. >> tony splottro attracted the attention of

yes, ma'am. >> i'm from telemundo las vegas.ion you have to have the latino vote. that is a fact. promising jobs and money will not win you the vote. they care about immigration and we are not talking about building a wall or deporting everybody. what is your plan to deal with the millions of -- >> are you ready? i am going to create jobs and i will create a better country. >> we are talking about immigration. what is your plan? >> wait wait wait. mitt romney let us all down. mitt romney ran a horrible campaign. he choked because in the four weeks before he wasn't there. i don't know what happened. in all fairness to obama, he was doing jay leno david letterman. mitt romney failed and he failed horribly. the fact is that and nobody talks about this he did not energize the base. many many conservative republicans stayed home. is that correct, jeff? they stayed home. they didn't want to vote for him. if they get out and vote you're going to win. jeb bush is not going to get those people to vote. that i can tell you. okay. >> you d

i said, we're going to las vegas to help my sister put her life back together and have some fun my son and i. we're going to vegas. >> reporter: after two and a half hours of aggressive questioning, the cops let the skinners and their money go but their ordeal was just beginning. further down the road in albuquerque they were stopped again. this time the local police accompanied by federal agents. >> they wanted went immediately to the money because they knew where it was. >> they took the $17,000. >> they took 17,000. >> what crimes were you charged with? >> we weren't charged with any crime at all first or second stop. >> what reason did they give you for taking your money if they didn't charge you with a crime? >> they didn't give us any reason. >> in the united states, you are innocent until proven guilty. >> right. >> but it seems the opposite. >> dropping them off at the albuquerque airport they were stranded with no money and no transportation. skinner and his son were victims of a controversial law enforcement practice known as civil asset forfeiture. under it local police ofte

in all the years i've been in business, las vegas has never marketed weddings. >> you never had to. >>> vegas is a really nice place to get married at an affordable price. >> reporter: that was the appear for jeremy and courtney parker. >> the decision to have a civil ceremony as opposed to a big wedding, what caused that? >> we're cheap. >> you didn't want elvis to marry you? >> i've god blue suede shoes on snoop you didn't want elvis to marry you? >> reporter: for a city that has constantly reindeveloped itself, it hopes to do so again by bringing those who can't help falling in love back to the altar. for "cbs this morning," carter erns, las vegas. >> elvis has still got it. >> he's still got it. i don't know. it's a special occasion. >> i think people are getting married later in life. maybe as you get older you want it more calm. >>> there's a new reason to be nice at work. how rudeness can affect a whole lot. your local news is next. >>> you're going to want that in slow motion. a girlit exced to catch the bridal bouquet loses track of the baby she's holding. that's the baby who

hesitant to put teams in las vegas.autiously -- it is partially a concern about bedding and not be around faces. he would just get people in visiting and you would not have season-ticket holders. nhl is the first to make that step and say, you know what? let's give it a shot. the owner of the team, if application is approved, he already has 13,000 season ticket application commitments already. it could be a major success. scarlet: this is all about the legacy as well. thank you so much. our residents bloomberg news sports reporter. look atming up, we will white investors are so bullish on support way, even after an earnings miss. stay with us on "bloomberg market day." ♪ -- why investors are so bullish on chipotle. matt: 11:00 a.m. here in new york. scarlet: investors are hungry for chipotle. shares rise the most in a year today. matt: the small bank that deals with big money. a virginia community bank has become the goto lender for hundreds of millions of dollars in campaign cash waiting for candidates to spend. scarle

>> in las vegas he was a security guard.'s the reason he told his landlord he had a large collection of guns. he was also working the night shift there. >> lindsey in las vegas. what can you tell us about her. >> reporter: three other women were discovered missing in las vegas. two of them, their remains have been discovered. the third one, her remains have yet to be discovered. >> you said he went there without money. >> he went to the scene apparently answering this escort ad but he didn't have any carbon him. >> what does that tell you. >> yep. >> >>> up next, more on the trunkful of weapons found in the car and who people think neal falls was possibly going to target. that's next. ♪ [music] defiance is in our bones. new citracal pearls. delicious berries and cream. soft, chewable, calcium plus vitamin d. only from citracal. ...is as easy as it gets. wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers, carpenters and even piano tuners... were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. start shopping online... ...from a list o

breaking news from the las vegas strip. a raging fire at a luxury hotel, flames and thick smoke on the pool deck of this high-rise. the details coming in at this hour. >>> a first look inside the movie theater shattered by gunfire, plus, the shooter. how he got that gun and his troubled past. tonight, we go inside the place he once called home. >>> two drivers on a collision course. the deadly case of road rage recorded in dueling 911 calls. >> my gun is already out, cocked and locked. >> families right there watching in fear. >>> and the champion surfer who battled a shark on live tv. saying he'd never get in the water again. well, tonight, never say never. >>> good evening and thank you for joining us on this saturday. i'm cecilia vega. we begin with that breaking news from las vegas. a massive fire at one of the strip's most popular high rise hotels. flames erupting at the cosmopolitan hotel today. thousands of people inside at the time. take a look at this. the raging fire that guests saw from their windows. several hot

and we could cut a check to people in las vegas. some is extending benefits and getting them out of water. >> i don't -- cutting a check i don't consider this bailing them out. this is was a fannie to freddy and it reduces the credit. >> but it comes at a subsidy to other people that are being backed up taxpayer dollars so there is some in the background some of this is going on. >> i thought the loser was the person who held the paper. >> exactly. >> well to the extent that we are subsidizing. >> from they are expectations they expect prepays but they didn't get prepays because they were under water. >> for harp it is a slam dunk, it happened rate, right it happened 2012 is when it really took off. nonagency borrowers were not out of the program so sub borrowers that were prevalent in vegas, they could not refinance under the program. so if you compare it in a world to which we had the trust mortgages and you don't have to under write the loan, even with harp the transmission was quite a bit weaker. >> what about the europe thing,

what happened at this 5 star hotel in las vegas that created a huge mess.fighters able to put it out before people got hurt? we are on the scene. and a massive search for two teenage boys gone missing on a fishing trip in california. helicopters and boats scanning more than 6,000 nautical miles for these two. they were thought to be heading toward the bahamas. and a fresh sighting of the lion-like animal on the loose in milwaukee. people there not used to this kind of thick. the cops closing off the streets and mounting a major search. sarah is on the story. it's a busy sunday. see you soon. >> thank you, dan. still ahead, presidential politics at play in politics at play in iowa. donald trump takes hillary clinton to task oar e-mail use. and the start-up company that rents out your car while you are >> welcome back. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with meet france ding, in for lisa argen this morning. >> hi, carolyn. good morning, everyone. right now temperatures mainly in the upper 50s, low 60s. san francisco 58 degrees. san mate

maeve, to you in las vegas.ter making that speech there at the libertarian event and taking press questions, what's the sense you got? you're in the room. what sort of sense did he leave people with there? >> reporter: well i mean here in las vegas, the room that he was in was actually a really friendly crowd. it was a lot of conservatives and libertarians. donald trump talked about many other issues other than illegal immigration and he you know he really did, he got laughter and applause at various points. there are people who say that his message on other topics is resonating. this is not necessarily the crowd where you would sort of test out his long-term potential as a candidate. these are savvy voters who are looking at all of the republicans in the field. i have talked to a lot of people here today who are deciding between five candidates at this point and they like hearing trump's bluntness and what he has to say, but i haven't met anyone who said that they were planning to vote for him. >> he got that q

ktvu janine de la vega is there. she has been out there since 4:00 a.m..he will bring you the very latest on the investigation coming up in just a couple of minutes. stay tuned. >>> welcome back. monday, july 27th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it is 5:30. steve is talking about hot weather coming our way. today is the day. maybe the next couple of days. most of the fog is going down the coast. there is a little bit patchy. there is not much of a breeze at the surface. and it's favoring a northwest or northerly direction. temperatures anywhere from 50s and 60s and half-moon bay the coolest at 52 degrees. west at sfo at 10. that is really the strongest breeze i can find for anybody here. there is not much for one. that little system yesterday that has cooled us down has gone long. just patchy, coast, fog. 5:s and 80s around the bay. sal is fighting the weather. he's a little under it. brian flores here to pinch hit. >> pinch hit. yes, sir. good morning, steve. good morning, everybody. sal feeling a little bit under

las vegas strip this afternoon.e a look. that thick, black cloud of smoke is coming from the cosmopolitan hotel and here's a closer look. the flames started in the outside pool area. the cabanas and palm trees caught on fire. one guest was so close to the flames, the smoke made it look like nighttime. >> oh, my god. this is unbelievable! unbelievable! unbelievable! there's a fire going on right outside my room. >> the fire broke out just after noon. all hotel guests were evacuated while crews put out the flames. two people had smoke inhalation and needed medical treatment. the pool is on the 14th floor of the hotel. the smoke could be seen for miles. >>> now, the cosmopolitan hotel said the cause of the fire is still under investigation. and there were no serious injuries. the hotel said the proper evacuation procedures were used. >>> president obama is in kenya tonight where his father was born. the two countries promised to work together to fight terrorism and protect human rights but as wendy gillette reports, it

and las vegas sands jumping 4%. we'll hear what chairman and ceo sheldon adelson had to say about the quarter straight ahead. let's start with qualcomm. it is still lower after reporting mixed earnings and announce a strategic review of view of its business. cnbc's josh lipton's been monitoring the earnings call and joins us with the highlights. josh. >> well, melissa, obviously the focus on this call is this restructuring plan cutting $1.4 billion in costs, adding directors to the board. the changes to compensation. on the call ceo steve mollenkopf trying to sound a note of optimism and confidence about the chip maker's future. take a look what he said to analysts. >> we have significant opportunities before us and we are executing on a strategy to realize these opportunities. we are absolutely committed to leading the next wave of mobile computing and delivering profitable growth in new areas beyond the smartphone. in order to deliver significant value to qualcomm stockholders. >> now, mollenkopf also talking abou

as well as las vegas sands, american express. we'll give you the trades ahead of tonight's open on "fast." >> how about jumbo shrimp? "closing bell" starts now. >> welcome to "closing bell." here at the new york stock exchange. >> tough to keep with brian sullivan sometimes, isn't it? mind is always going there. tectonic weakness. disappointing reports from apple and microsoft last night are weighing on the dow and nasdaq today. and investors now await numbers. more news from qualcomm and texas instruments in the bell. the chip sector has been in tough times these days. >> and it's more than just after the bell. american express, las vegas sanz, all expected to report in just an hour from now. >> other stories, mcdonald's they're about to make a big bet on all day breakfast. will this be the move that finally turns things around for the fast food giant? or is it just too little too late? we have both sides of yet another heated debate on mcdonald's. everybody, you either love it or hate it right now. nobody is lukewarm on mcdonal

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janine de la vega is there. she will bring us a lye report in just a bit. >>> this morning there are nine major wild fires burning around the state. crews have responded to 5200 fires on state and federal land so far this year. that is 500 more than this time last year. the total size of the area burned is actually a little smaller. now the lull fire which is burning near grass valley is still threatening about 2,000 homes. there are mandatory evacuation orders in place for several communities. the fire has burned 1700 acres and just 25% contained but some homeowners are already thanking firefighters for what they have done. one man said retar dent has left his property a bright pink. >> better to have a pink house or a pink yard than no house or no yard at all. we are thankful for that. >> cal fire is predicting full containment by saturday if weather conditions don't change too much. four firefighters have been hurt fighting the fire but three of them have been released from the hospital. the cause is still un

stand by as we go to the freedom fest in las vegas. we expect donald trump to speak at 2:50 eastern time and a news conference at 3:30 p.m. eastern time as well and bringing both of those live and jimmy and hechter will be with us too. >>> and now this hour, conflicting reports about whether the leader of whether khan was killed in a drone strike. some doubt the report is true. let's go to kristin welker at the white house. what is the latest on the story. >> reporter: richard, good afternoon. whenever you have reports like these coming out of a conflict zone it is always difficult to confirm exactly what is happening but that is what u.s. officials have done today, to try to confirm what exactly may have taken place and at this point no confirmation. but here is what we can tell you, earlier this week two dozen militants were killed in u.s. drone strikes and some of the militants had claimed allegiance to isis. they were killed in eastern afghanistan. i spoke with a senior administrator official and i put the question to this official

ktvu janine de la vega is there. she will have an update on everything and the investigation coming up in just two minutes. stay tuned. good morning. we thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2 it's tuesday, july 28th i'm dave clark. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. it's 6:31. how hot is it going to get? >> if you step outside right now it's like man, it's cool out. >> that is what alex said. >> it's deceiving. if you get up to 1600 feet it's already 76-78 degrees. that is very warm air aloft. >> and it's only 6:30. so about noon. 1:00. >> is it that late already? [ laughter ] clear skies, half-moon bay. 49 this morning. i just heard from lath up at la honda 46 degrees. how about that? very cool. it will not take long to warm up. sunrise over the big city. it doesn't look hot for the coast, it looks like nice but it's already 73 in brentwood. 50 in half-moon bay. san rafael says 60. concord 61. livermore 62. a little bit of fog toward monterey maybe toward watsonville south. today and to

. >> the republican presidential candidate bragged in las vegas about what awaited him at his next stop in phoenix. >> this crowd today blows anything that bernie sanders has had. that i can tell you. >> democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders was welcomed by 10,000 people in wisconsin. trump topped him with this

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. >> reporte glamorous hotels spectacu attractions, macao is the las vegas of the east. since the chinese gambling central opened international ininvestig in 2002 they've been on a hot streak generating more revenue than the las vegas strip. no the chips are down due largely to beijing's anti-corru drive. >> these investigations tend to intimida everybody. so it has curtailed all of the upper end spending and business that's are in that area of the economy like better automobiles and clothing and fashion and macao fall in that category. >> reporter: that stops people like lou. once a frequent visitor. an officer for a chinese state bank in the nearby city he says he hasn't done anything illegal. bu i think this may last forever. >> even so, the potential of $1.3 billion increasingly wealthy chinese consumers has the casino operators betti big. >>. this can be found all over macao and in 2016 this will be the latest entry. >> the palace will feature a lake an option beyond the casino in line with macau's drive to lure more visitors with attractions similar to las vegas. w

one of these cases from las vegas and was able to lay a wreath at the tomb of the unknown, and they say they'reome back next year i'm sure they will be welcome. reporting live from arlington national cemetery, sam sweeney abc7 news. jummy: thank you so much. what a great job they are doing out there. he is right, you are about to stay hydrated as it is hot out there. doug: cool workday for many people. heat index well over 100 at a time. tomorrow, a front will bring cooler air. in the middle of the week we will be in good shape. i think image from the rockville

area and las vegas, a lot of traffic at this hour on a friday.nd you can just see the spectacular footage down below. this was about 30 to 45 minutes ago. needless to say, both directions of i-15 remain closed. you see the helicopters going with water drops and flame retardant there. a couple questions we have here the extent of the injuries. there are injuries reported. we don't know the extent. we hope they're not too serious. of course, the cars have been totalled, many of them on i-15 in san bernardino. a map here for your reference. this is just north of san bernardino, as you head towards his peera and victorville in anti-inflammatory there. >> this weather not helping. in the 90s you now. let's get a check of the forecast with jeff ranieri. >> i checked conditions in southern california. right now, winds are anywhere from 15 to 25 miles per hour. if we take a look at the video, again, you're going to be able to see what these firefighters are dealing with down in southern california. >> okay jeff we'll let you get your audio difficulty str

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that's the main link on interstate 15 between southern california and las vegas. the flames spread quickly and cars that were stopped for traffic were caught in the middle of that wildfire. fire crews got everyone out of their vehicles in what turned out to be a frightening and chaotic scene. 20 cars were destroyed and two people suffered minor injuries. >>> well, with similar drought situations, we wonder if situations like that could play out in the bay area. if so, what should you do? cristina rendon is live in oakland with those details. >> reporter: heather, officials say what happened in southern california is an unusual occurrence, but you can never say never in terms of it being a possibility here. fast-moving flames torched cars and sent people running. >> it started over at that end, i believe, and then it slowly started to move forward. then it jumped the lane. >> reporter: the dramatic images coming from southern california, a reminder of how the drought is creating some of the worst fire conditions. >> could that happen here in the bay area? >> well,

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. >>> there was wild weather in las vegas last night.ere thunderstorms caused flash flood warnings. at one point nearly an inch of rain fell in 15 minutes. several roads had to be shut down to drivers because they were too dangerous and firefighters had to rescue several people from their cars as they became stranded in that flooding. >>> 5:46 is the time. let's check in with sal. >> sorry i'm actually texting someone. you're going to have to -- [ laughter ] >> oh here's the text now. >> good morning, everyone. actually we're looking at san francisco's traffic. it's a little bit slow because this crash here has taken quite a bit to get out. now they are making progress with this crash. southbound 101 right at the ups building just after the 80 split but it's taken them a little bit. you can see the traffic is bunching up. the good news is they are almost out of there. the bad news traffic on the central freeway is backed up all the way out to the onramps. all the onramps there and on the skyway. the bay bridge toll plaza backed up. it lo