when i graduated in construction, growth and development in las vegas was booming. was able to work on some of the amazing strip properties that exist today. ,ver the last eight years construction development has been slow. i was fortunate enough to be able to go to the fountain project and be the property manager there. one year ago, i met steve when he was looking at acquiring the property and i was lucky enough to be brought on to their team. i get to work on this amazing property and resort. when he brought me on, that brought job security that did not exist before. increased compensation. future growth development that did not exist before. i'm excited to be a part of this project. resort be an incredible when it is complete and the team is working to bring something amazing to the las vegas strip. i am a longtime resident and really excited about what is thereing in the city area is a -- city. there is a lot of growth and development. thank you for letting me be here. trump: thank you very much. i know you made a good deal. we have a very special person with u

speaking out there in las vegas.a lot of folks still wondering why melania trump wore what she wore on a trip to texas this week. that being a cargo jacket with the words "i really don't care, do you?" in faux graffiti. a spokeswoman said there was no hidden message. her clothes certainly say a lot. she wore designer stiletto on a trip to visit victims of hurricane harvey. while others have faced backlash, michelle obama's sleeveless dress in that official portrait. melania trump's east wing team includes only ten aides compared with the 25 or so who worked under michelle obama and laura bush. we have a guest who traveled with michelle obama. i went back to a piece written about michelle obama after his term. just because something appears trivial does not mean it is any less powerful as a means of persuasion and outreach. in some ways it's very triviality. the fact that everyone could talk about it, dissect it, imitate it makes fashion the most potentially viral item in the subliminal political toolbox. what do you

here's keith morrison. >> reporter: it was her first time in las vegas. her first look at that famous strip, its outsized kitsch, its gaudy casinos with their endless electronic clatter and their darker places where men in dark suits hover over the study calm of high-rolling wishful thinkers. her name was adrienne solomon and she was here on business. >> i was excited to go, to get to see what this city was all about. >> reporter: adrienne came to las vegas for a medical conference. meeting planning was her business, a road job. >> i was probably gone 50% of the time. >> reporter: now the job had brought her here, to a vast casino, all alone. exciting, of course, though buttoned down compared to her previous, more exotic occupation, teaching the flying trapeze. >> i went to work for club med and worked for the vacationers, i worked for seven years, living all over the world. >> i can't imagine what it would be like to have a job where your responsibility is to teach people how to relax and have fun and do it in a wonderful setting. >> it was the best job.

the second time, baggage claim. >> stuck at the airport in las vegas. no power, no luggage, no nothing. >> reporter: the tower and ground operations were unaffected. but still, several flights cancelled, more than 175 delayed. tonight, power is fully restored. this, as american airlines had its own trouble, and not just in las vegas. a computer issue hitting some of its kiosks and other systems, that led to some long lines at airports. american says it did not cancel any flights, and delays were about 100, as aircraft waited for passengers to arrive. experts say the complexity of overlapping airline computer systems make them vulnerable to these kinds of troubles. troubles that only escalate when the power goes out. david? >> david, thank you. >>> and also from las vegas tonight, several hours of body camera footage was released late today, showing the heroic efforts by police during the october massacre. showing officers rushing towards the stage, as gunfire rained down from above. other footage appearing to show police moving in to a hotel room in the

glenn pewit covered the kiersten law about a case for the las vegas review. the active theory recording prosecutors and police was the misl bato had had an interaction with mr bailey that was sexual in nature he had lured her into a sexual encounter for the purposes of drugs and for giving her some methamphetamine and then he didn't have any mouth and that this induced kind of a meth psychosis that caused her to completely snap and become extremely violent and engage in what is so commonly referred to as overkill the prosecution had a strong point of view regarding the circumstances and the motive for the crime but the case is riddled with inconsistences you start simply with the. with the basics of the case you have this crime scene this is a cinder block area behind a bank they find a body of a man. and he had been brutally murdered. right about here they found six of his teeth. right here they found a pool of blood where is carotid artery had been cut underneath him here they found a pool of blood because somebody had stuck a knife in his rectum they had a

the pens made right here outside las vegas, and i finally have one.they're out of this world. >> liftoff. we have liftoff. >> reporter: october 10th, 1968. >> apollo 7 off to a good start. >> reporter: apollo 7 taking flight. onboard, three american astronauts and one brand new american invention. right there in astronaut walt cunningham's hands, a fisher space pen. and one year later -- >> that's one small step for man. >> reporter: as man stepped on the moon, they used a fisher space pen to document the discovery. all right, you have to come to nevada to see the famous fisher space pen. >> that's right. >> reporter: so you brought one? >> we did. >> reporter: what do you got? >> this is the original astronaut space pen. used on all manned space flights. even has a little inscription on it -- >> reporter: oh, yeah, look at that. my own fisher space pen. my name, right there on it. and 50 years later, a sense of pride tonight. this went up with apollo 7. >> yes. this marks 50 years in space for us. >> reporter: it was cary's dad, paul fisher, who inve

por eso es que la gente viene a las vegas. a protecciÓn contra el acoso sexual, entrenamiento a nuevas tecnologÍas y seguridad laboral en caso de un cambio de administraciÓn. >> porque si la compaÑÍa decide vender o cambiar de administraciÓn pero saber que voy a tener un contrato aquÍ. jaime: segÚn la uniÓn culinaria, 72% de las mujeres que trabajan de meseras en los bares de los casinos y 50 -- 53% de las recamareras de los hoteles, han sufrido acoso sexual. por lo que su nuevo contrato pide que se les equipe con lo que llaman un botÓn de emergencia. >> si tienen un problema de acoso que apretÉ en el botÓn y que venga uno de seguridad. jaime: esta madrugada los negociadores apuntaron su primera victoria. >> un acuerdo tentativo. jaime: en un comunicado, la cadena mgm expresÓ su confianza y que se puedan resolver las cuestiones y lograr un acuerdo beneficioso para todas las partes. los trabajadores estÁn listos para irse a la huelga. especialistas laborales seÑalan que tienen el viento a su favor porque una vez que una de las g

. ♪ ♪ >> fox news alert, we are awaiting president trump at the nevada gop convention in las las vegase president landing in nevada a while ago and any minute now he will deliver the keynote address. hello, everyone, welcome to america's news headquarters i'm mike emmanuel. >> i'm laura ingle. president trump with eyes on the midterm also planning to headline fundraiser for republican senator dean heller as one of the most important senate races of the year, this comes after the president tweeted that republican lawmakers should wait until after the november elections to address immigration reform as they work on a bill. so yesterday he also met with families whose loved ones were killed by illegal immigrants to discuss revamping immigration law. >> our first duty in our highest loyalty is to the citizens of the united states. we want safety in our country, we want border security, we don't want people in our country that don't go through a process, we want safety in our country, we want strong borders. we want people to come in but we want them to come in the proper way. >> dan spring

up his speech in las vegas. next, he leads a tax reform roundtable.our panel, brad blakeman former deputy assistant of george w.bush. we have [inaudible question] have jose aristimuno. we are the presidents branding, wacky jackie. brad, your thoughts on this nevada senate race and whether dean heller should embrace the president have a little distance? >> you cannot argue with success. donald trump has promised and he has delivered peer promises made our promises kept. the most important thing the state of nevada is, the economy. it is a tourist dependent state.people tend to travel when they have money. and the economy is doing well. if the economy is doing well, nevada is doing well. all you need to know is if democrats gain control the house or senate or both, they will push for higher taxes. we do not need to push back our economy. we do not need entrenchment in our economy. we need continued growth. we are on a pathway of historic growth in our country. not just next year but a year after. we're looking at long-term growth. >> jose aristimuno, wi

wednesday afternoon highs, 110, phoenix. 108, las vegas. now, we have to check in the midfmi middle of the nation. severe thunderstorm watch from missouri to southern illinois. gusts to 70 miles an hour. david? >> ginger, thank you. >>> we're going to turn to the other news this tuesday night, and the major victory for president trump. the supreme court, in a 5-4 decision today, upholding the president's controversial travel ban effecting several predominantly muslim countries, ruling it is in the president's authority. the president at a meeting with rrm members of congress, cheering his victory, saying, "we have to be tough, we have to be safe." protesters on the steps of the high court today. tonight, new reaction pouring into this ruling, and is this a sign of a aiit logical shift in the court? abc's terry moran tonight at the court. >> reporter: within minutes of the ruling, president trump was tweeting victory. "supreme court upholds trump travel ban. wow!" in the 5-4 ruling, the sharply divided justices, reflecting the same passions

dan springer is live with more from las vegas, dan? >> hi jon. the president spent a lot of time in today's speech talking about what he considers it his accomplishments since being elected. he highlighted that there be massive cuts in government regulations. opening anwar in alaska, getting soldiers killed in the war returned to the us. and he also spoke about the economy. there was also the topic at the roundtable discussion on tax reform that followed his speech. he talked about tax cuts and created 3.4 million jobs since he was sworn in. the other big topic was trade. he tried to down play each fears of the country being hurt by a trade war. >> a lot of things are happening, the trade stuff is coming along, just starting. but it's going to happen because we are the piggy bank everyone like to rob from and steal from.unfortunately, we have great allies and great friends. we protect them for a very small cost. >> donald trump says his tariff on steel really has work and he got where there will be a $500 million investment in a brand-new steel m

esident was in las vegas appearing at nevada republican convention. white house correspondent kelly o'donnell reports on that and on anr upr today after an incident involving the white house press secrary. >> reporter: campaigning in las vegas. the president notably avoided direct references to the atissue that domined the past week. his own zero tolerance policy that led to family separations at the border. he charged ahead, blasting a message of deterrence and security. >> if they see any weakness, they will come by the millions. we have to have strong borders, we're going have the wall. we're going to have the wall. sh >> a new fla point all over social media was not part of the .vegas tr white house press techary sarah sanders is on the jagged edge of angry politics. after she was askedleo e a lexington .virginia restaura about 180 miles outside of washington. last night a server posted add kitchen note usinghajargen sanders was turned away or 86thed. as today tweeted by t official government account. sanders said she does her best to treat ageopl

las vegas, nevada at 109 degrees. the record for today is 113 so getting close.omorrow will be lot again with triple digit heat from redding, california, all the way into texas. >> hot, hot, janice, thank you. investigators in tacoma, washington, say they have solved 32-year-old cold case thanks to new technology xts 66-year-old gary heartman accused of killing a girl in 1986. a team in california helped to crack another cold case just last month. we have an inside look at the case. interest. >> 31 years after the young couple was murdered while vacationing in washington state investigators say they got the break arresting william tal bottom. >> if not for genetic gene yolg used to capture joseph deangelo. in washington case authorities work with the labs that generate dna data from crime scene samples and upload to ged match, public gene yolg website and found two second cousins related to the kill zbler. >> you need to find out who they and their family members are. >> enter a genetic gene yolgists that has helped thousands find long lost relatives. >> did you

. >>> coming up, trump rallying crowds in las vegas. we'll take you there live next. >>> plus another night of prognosticatio protests in pittsburgh over the death of antwon rose who was shot and killed by a police officer. >>> and now authorities are on the hunt for the driver of a car that drove through protesters last night. details ahead. my car smells good. it's these new fresh-fx car air fresheners from armor all. each scent can create a different mood in my car. like tranquil skies. armor all, it's easy to smell good. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ 1 out of 2 kids don't get enough calcium, vitamin d, and potassium. make sure your kid isn't one of them. one simple way? 3 servings of real milk a day. ♪ ♪ serve real milk at mealtime. ♪ ♪ >>> president trump just wrapped up his speech at the nevada republican convention and he weighed in on the unfolding immigration crisis gripping this country. >> but if we did that, everybody come, if we did that, you would have -- you're right -- the word is overrun. we will have millions and millions of people pouring

las vegas is a tough city the city has a certain lure. there's a criminal element on the streets of los vegas especially in the tougher neighborhoods this is downright frightening. but a sex related crimes a lot of drugs. so a very interesting place to be a crime reporter. glenn pewit covered the kiersten law about a case for the las vegas review. the active theory recording prosecutors and police was the misl bato had had an interaction with mr bailey that was sexual in nature. he had lured her into a sexual encounter for the purposes of drugs and for giving her some methamphetamine and then he didn't have any mouth and that this induced kind of a meth psychosis that caused her to completely snap and become extremely violent and engage in what is so commonly referred to as overkill the prosecution had a strong point of view regarding the circumstances and the motive for the crime but the case is riddled with inconsistences you start simply with the. with the basics of the case you have this crime scene this is a cinder block area behind

speaking right now in front of hundreds of supporters at the nevada republican party convention in las vegas. we have been listening and vaughn hilliard who has been there at the event this week in the suncoast hotel and ka seen very. what are some points he has made so far. >> he said yesterday in a tweet that congressional republicans should stop working on immigration legislation and he said here just now that he thinks it's a good issue for republicans in the midterm elections and said here he nicknamed jackie, the rosen, the congresswoman running against dean heller here, whack acky ja. she was there along with elizabeth warren and called wacky jackie with pocahontas campaigning in your state. can you believe that? this is a president that just actually rode into town into las vegas amid the chaos that is happening down on the border and while she's children are still separated from their families he held a fund-raiser for dean heller and corey lewandowski who was obviously was highly criticized for his comments when he said, wamp-wamp when a 10-year-old girl with down syndrome was sepa

>> yes. >> jimmy: he's performing in las vegas as well. >> okay. yeah.together. >> yeah. we ended up bumping into each other everywhere we went. >> jimmy: is it true that you told him not to do "american idol" when he was thinking about whether or not he should judge it? >> if i didn't, i should have. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] i'm sorry. i don't know, why, is he doing it? is it going well for him? >> jimmy: yeah, he's doing it. you guys must be really tight. >> we're tight when we're on the same stage, you know. he's a great person, he's a legend. >> jimmy: and you're up all night, he probably wakes up at 6:00 in the morning. >> do you think so? i don't know. >> jimmy: i think lionel probably wakes up pretty early. >> he's doing well for himself. >> jimmy: he's on the ceiling and all that stuff. so this show, again, it starts july 5th at caesar's palace -- >> can i clarify? interrupting my own promotion. >> jimmy: go ahead. >> i just -- i wasn't saying that lionel wouldn't be a great judge. i was just saying, i didn't have the world's best exp

and howasn't long ago soon we can forget this horrible in las vegas. and this gunman opened up fire every weapon that we can think of, turning semiautomatics automatic weapons and gunning downwindow innocent people who just went to las vegas to enjoy a country could bee they together with the people they love. out,s those bullets rung there are untold stories and who told stories of people through their -- threw their bodies to cover those. they put their lives in jeopardy of them had no clue who the stranger was sitting next to them. see that was where those values were shining through. students those young down in parkland, florida? how about the efforts that they to making to stand up and speak out, and those people in florida who put their lives in jeopardy. school shooting in my state. we had a never of teachers who to push the hallway gunman out of the building put ting their lives at risk. heros? maybe recognizing some of these that we haveirtues written on our hearts. the state of texas. stories of people who put their lives on the line to bloc

dan springer is in las vegas where the president is now.harrington who is live in texas outside one of the centers. what's the situation on the ground where you are? >> reporter: we've seen protesters here in front of the mccallen custom center, a processing center before people who entered the border illegally are initially taken. we've seen the number of protesters go from zero to 200. as far as the mood, it got hot about two hours ago here. a bus load of parents and children being moved from one detention center to another was pretty much surrounded by protesters. one of them threw herself actually in front of the bus and had to be pulled away by colleagues. a lot of yelling also, free the children, free the children, despite the fact that these were parents and children together, not in fact being separated. still a real perception here on the ground that children are being separated and a real em notioemotional outburst and rean to it. they've put up metal barricades around the customs office. >> eric: while the demonstrations were ong

. >> reporter: las vegas saturday trying to deflecting. suggesting in a tweet it was former prehodent obama w kept themped in foil >> they said look at this sight, look president trump,k loo at this picture. 2014 it was president obama, pointing the blame of the democrats. our issue i strong borders, no crime. their issue is open borders. let ms-13 all over our country. >> reporter: as immigration debate across the country densefies a group of proteste blocking group of parents and children. >> in florida, hundredsook to the streets to demand action while a core ris of lawmaker took aim at the president >> 70 here, the 2300 acros the country, when will they a be reunited >> this is not who we are as a nation plain and simple child use. >> reporter:xecutive order allows for parents and k to be reunited for only 20 days. and so the department of justice asked a federal judge for an exemption. in las vegas, dan sprinr fox news. > dozens of healtare workers demonstrateded outside george washinon university hospital supporting 150 housekeeping

>>resident trump in las vegas inhe nevada state gop convex as the immigration battles continues. newboetails a the migrant childreneparated from the parents under the mi adstration's zero toll reins policy. five 22 kids have been reunited with theires fa, more than two thousand remain in facilities across thecountry. here's dan springer. >> on immigration we have to be very strong. >> preside trump in las vegas saturday tryingo separate criticism suggesting first in a tweet that it was former president obama who kept migrants, quote, rapid in file and cages. >> inact, they said look a this site. look at president trump. look at this picture. was 2014. it was president obama. >> the president again pointing the b finger olame at the democrats. >> they want to use the issue and i like the issue for elec too. our issue is strong borders, no crime. their issue is open borders, let ms-13 all over our country. >> as the immigration debate across the country intensifies, a group of protesters blocking a bus of parents and children moving from detention center an >> set the children free

he's speaking in las vegas in a couple of hours. the rhetoric sparking fears on wall street and main street of a trade war that could put cold water on what is now a roaring u.s. economy. gillian turner, more with the latest rounds of tariffs and threats of reciprocal tariffs. kristin: exactly, the european union announced a 25% tariff on major american goods, steel, blue jeans, motor bikes. it's the latest escalation in an ongoing transatlantic trade spat. they say it's retaliation for the president's decision earlier this month to tax steel and aluminum airport. the president threatening to ratchet up the stakes. based on the tariffs long placed on the u.s. ang companies and workers by the european union, if these tariffs and barriers are not soon broken down and removed we'll be placing a 20% tariffs on all of their cars coming into the u.s., build them here. the president's long insisted in the system of global trade, the u.s. gets the short end of the stick, even making ending so-called bad deals with north american, asian and

and it wasn't long ago, and how soon we can forget this horrible gunman in las vegas. this gunman opens up fire with every weapon we can think of, turning semi automatics into fully automatic weapons, and from a hotel window gunning down innocent people who just went to las vegas to enjoy a country show where they could be together with the people they love. and as those bullets rang out, there are untold stories and many told stories of people who threw their bodies to cover those who could have been hit. in other words, they put their lives in jeopardy to serve someone else, and many had no clue who the stranger was sitting next to them. you see, that is where those values were shining through. how about those young students down in parkland, florida? how about the efforts they are making? [applause] gov. kasich: to stand up and to speak out, and those people in parkland, florida who put their lives in jeopardy. we had a school shooting in my state, and we had a number of teachers who ran down the hallway to push the gunmen out of the building, putting their lives at

>> quijano: the border crisis fillows president trump to las vegas where he talks taxes and trade and fires up republicans. >> build the wall! build the wall! >> quijano: also tonight, why white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders says she was asked to leave a restaurant. the south carolina congressional candidate who won a major upset this month is seriously injured in a car accident. and is the sleeping giant beneath yellowstone national park awakening? ( cheers ) s >> quijano: good evening. nem elaine quijano. ese department of health and human services is scrambling to reunite families separated at the border under president trump's zero-tolerance immigration policy. hundreds more children held by customs and border protection were expected to be back with t.eir parents by last night. ineya villarreal is in tornillo, texas, with the latest on the border crisis. >> set the children free! set the children free! >> reporter: protesters along the south texas border took a stand against the separation of families, stopping a bus briefly while chanting, "set the children free."

>>> breaking las vegas on edge bracing for a possible strike. the labor strike involving thousands of casino workers and what it could mean for sin city. >>> plus, a new video of a violent police arrest and the shocking $4 verdict in a separate police misconduct case. >>> and in health news does working out in colder temperatures burn more fat? new research on whether you should crank up the ac at the gym. >>> and playing overtime. the big mistake on the court during game one of the nba finals. >>> if that's the case, we would be burning a lot of calories in here in this icebox. >> we got the ac cranking. >>> we do say good morning on this friday. we'll start with the u.s. facing off with some of its best friends over trade. >> new tariffs on steel and aluminum went into effect on imports from canada, mexico and europe. and they're drawing some angry promises of retaliation and they could also mean higher prices on basic items here at home. >> abc's kenneth moton has the new details from washington. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morni

. >>> here in las vegas medical marijuana is still a gamble, but also a potential jackpot for dr. sue sisley. >> they've been courting us since the day my termination was announced. >> the future of her study hinges on finding a research site like the university of nevada, las vegas. >> without having a specific office, you can't even get a dea license. without a dea schedule one license, i can't purchase neither study drug. >> las vegas would be ideal. progressive politics, a budding medical marijuana community, and lots of veterans. veterans who are fighting a battle on the home front and losing. shawn kiernan knows their pain. >> when you see these younger soldiers coming back now, how worried are you about them? >> heartbroken really. the stories i've heard and the stories i've seen firsthand from the medication regimen these kids are being put on that's addicting them to opiates -- >> it's senseless really, especially when you consider that a simple plant could save them and a scientific study could prove it. so sisley soldiers on, hoping the vegas odds are with her. and whil

mayor of las vegas will be rocking the r june 20. good pan confirmedwehe woar a capitols sweat to an upcoming meeting. ow darin >> loss angels mayor also congratulated the capsment we heard your stories. we were on the air for ten hours. it was an even bearing momentor the players. fox5 a's erin como got chance to catch up with them on the party bus. what's it like to get the stanley cup. most the madness, but it'srior exciting. what was the tan out moment for you in the entire >> i think when we first touched the cup, the look on his face was somhing t really tood out and something'll never for gevment it's almost like the weight has been lifted off youru lders. really, not a lot of parades will let repters up ontd ment i was surprised by thament i wonder when the post- n glow will wear off. nths. absolutely. i covered a loft sporting events, a lot of championships, as far as organizaon go, the capitols through the years as ann, obje the front office people, they do a lot of work and they're class actsment they put on ahe good show

'lake las vegas' is the training center for the company 'kitty hawk'.mmercial vehicle. the misson is to get everybody to fly every day, eventually getting rid of ground traffic. the c-e-o says, they are making the flying cars in the cartoon - the jetsons' .. a reality. the c-e-o says, the flyer is capable of going up to 60- miles per hour. right now .. the battery only lasts about 20- minutes. kitty hawk has not said how much all of this would cost. though the company has started sign-ups for pre-sales of their founder flyers on their website. <>coming upthis is definitely a case of people behaving very evasion that we know about am i about to witness a suicide or something? this is will be good for my snapchat but this was pretty shocking, brazen and stupid i'll show you just how far one man went to ride bart in the next edition of people behaving badly > (sports) (sports) coming up i'll have all the day's sports highlights and scores. something incredible is coming to disney california adventure park. it must be epic! thrilling!...daring! come ride th

the latest dramatic video released by order of a las vegas judge shows the chaos as officers arrivedn scene. >> we need to evacuate the east side. >> reporter: this video gives us a vivid view of people hiding behind anything they can find in laying on the ground trying to evade gunfire and screaming for help. also, officers make their way to the lobby of the mandalay bay hotel. frantically yelling for security and warning guests about the gunman. the tactical team officers meet up with hotel security on the 32nd floor. his pants leg is rolled up and he walks with a limp having been shot by the killer. he warns the shooter's room is down the hallway and at this point there are no sounds of these video we know it's releases, we arrived the same time as it was taken by body camera's. for many, it is a reminder of the chaos and horror and there are still so many questions about this investigation, unanswered. >>> tonight, a tearful apology from roseanne barr in a tweet last month, she compared an obama advisor to an ape. at the time she tried to excuse it saying she was on a sleep medic

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their calls to 911, their pleas for help in las vegas. >>> also developing tonight, president trump's power to pardon. this time, granting kim kardashian's wish. the woman she wanted to help. and melania trump, also in the news this evening, back in front of the camera. >>> the images tonight, the brutal police beating. several officers, the surveillance. repeatedly punching an unarmed man in the face. there is news tonight about the officers. >>> kate spade's husband breaking his silence about his wife's secret struggle. >>> the blistering criticism of james comey. what abc news has learned tonight. the new draft report. what he was warned not to do. what he did anyway, 11 days before the election. going public about hillary clinton, her e-mails, only later to say there was nothing there. >>> and the storms moving through tonight. the new track. >>> good evening, everyone. and we begin tonight with president trump, and the power to pardon. the power to commute sentences, and tonight, granting the request made by reality star kim kardashian after her visit to the white house. today, t

instead lobato claims she was raped in a parking lot in las vegas and defended herself by stabbing her attacker she told the counselor about the incident. when a homeless man named duran bailey was found dead and mutilated in a dumpster on the other side of town the counselor called las vegas homicide. detectives came to her house she thought the near question her about her being a victim of a rape attempted rape violent now a suspect in a murder case she was led to believe by their silence they're talking of the same case that one of the biggest travesties we deal with here this is it. off a low you have a complete cold ground. zero a constant high doing. excellent excellent i really really appreciate you taking the time to talk to us i know you haven't really done this before well i'm. at the end of the day what do you want people to know about your case about your situation. and i know that i did. what i would. what had happened and i figured if i told them the truth and everything would be ok. i'm a side investigators are convinced lobato is lying that she conjured up an attempted

and it gain it seems with the las vegas shooting. juan: that's what i was going to point to. we still don't know what prompted or motivated the las vegas shooterand we don't ea social media presence. in this case the police are going to the house. but you will notice from the prior press conference. there was no mention of a house or employer or school or anywhere that would indicate is he part of a conspiracy? where did he obtain these weapons? were they legal? illegal? maryland has strict gun control laws. but you know the chesapeake bay area. there are lots of hunters around, an used a long gun. lou: they acknowledged it was a shotgun. juan: with big city shootings you are talking usually about handguns. i don't know if this young man had a grudge against the newspaper and got a relative's firearm. lou: the acting chief police said he was carrying out a vendetta against the news paper. is he mentally ill? we are now more than five hours away from the incident. it's just a stunning, stunning dearth of information and knowledge of facts here. juan: i heard you say you like t

have released another batch of body camera video from the night of the las vegas massacre. [ gunfire screaming ] >> you can hear there the hundreds of rounds being fired on the crowd gathered for the route 91 harvest festival on the las vegas strip. 58 people were killed by a gunman who the crowd from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort. hundreds of others were hurt. the videos also show an officer directing people to safety and helping to lift and move an injured person. >>> mma fighter conor mcgregor regrets his actions. his comments come after he goes to court today to face charges related to the melee in brooklyn back in april. a video shows mcgregor throwing a hand card at a bus full of fighters following a news conference. two men were injured on the bus during the incident. mcgregor is facing two felony charges and ten misdemeanor charges. >>> tesla's ceo elon musk has another big project on his hands. another one of his companies is caawarded a huge contract to build a underground express in the cars vacuum tunnels underground promising to transport passengers from down

. >>> any moment now the president is expected to speak in front of a crowd at a casino in las vegas.have reporters both inside and outside the event. our sarah westwood is there with the president. sarah, fill us in on what's going on, what we can expect. >> president trump here to address the nevada state party convention, expecting to focus on the needs to expand gop congressional majorities in november, it's a theme he's returned to repeatedly this week as immigration talks in the house have hit a series of complications. trump has argued that the immigration push he backed as recently as this week should perhaps be put on hold until more republicans are elected, so in that context we may see president trump bring up immigration. he's also expected to add some support to incumbent senator dean heller, considered one of the most vulnerable republicans heading into this cycle. president trump greeted here in las vegas by protests because of the backdrop of national outrage over his zero tolerance immigration policy. ana? >> sarah westwood, thank you. politics and immigration continu

>> today, president trump is in las vegas where he will make a couple of appearances starting with a speech to the nevada state republican party convention. you can watch his remarks live at 3:20 p.m. eastern right here on c-span. >> c-span -- where history unfolds daily. in 19 79, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies, and today, we continue to bring you unfiltered coverage of congress, the white house, the supreme court, and other policy events in washington, d.c., and around the country. c-span is brought to you by your cable or satellite providers. week takes upext the 675 billion dollar defense department spending bill. leo shane with "military times". what are the main priorities of the house in this bill versus the president's request? >> it is pretty close to the president's request on a lot of different issues here. we are looking at the same level of military end strength. a boost of over $15,000. we are looking at the same level for the military pay raise. about 15%. and generally the same level of funding. it is a little bit lower

las vegas hasn't had a big strike since 1984 which cost the economy an estimated $100 million. strike now could cost $10 million a day no walk out yet. a tentative agreement with cease -- caesar. >> what kind of money are they asking for >> reporter: a 4% annual raise, which is wages and benefits which would be about $1 an hour more currently the estimate is the average worker when you fold in their benefits they make about $23 an hour. they want another dollar more. the companies have coming back with about a 2.7 annual raise. we don't know where they came with caesar's but it's a template from mgm. >> thank you, gene she's in las vegas you are there a lot. it doesn't take a lot to get you to go there. >> l.a. is close. >> as long as i can get a drink. >> i was going to say. >> these people strike and i can't get a drink, we got a problem. >> they don't want that. that might end the walk out, i think, jean. >>> up next jim cramer will join us live from the stock exchange. here are the futures ticking higher up 175. >>> let's get to the new york stock exchange jim, if you want

with las vegas just recently. yet our community somehowed -- showed its resiliency and strength in the face of adversity. orls strong is more than just a -- #orlandostrong is more than just a hashtag. it's our commitment to stand up to hate and gun violence. floridians stand stronger than ever. over the past two days, i've had the honor of attending events with both congresswoman murphy, congresswoman demings, and congressman mark takano, co-chair of the lgbt congressial caucus. we had an lgbtq round table with local groups. we visited the pulse memorial. we helped hand out scholarships under the 49 fundop ceremony. we toured the lgbt center. a rally on action for gun violence. went to the orange county history museum to see the history of those days. and i joined with congresswoman val demings, my colleague here today, to hear the 49 church bells ring for the 49 victims at the first united methodist church in downtown orlando. today we honor the 49 lives taken by displaying love, acceptance, and kindness. but mos

and it gain it seems with the las vegas shooting. juan: that's what i was going to point to. we still don't know what prompted or motivated the las vegas shooterand we don't ea social media presence. in this case the police are going to the house. but you will notice from the prior press conference. there was no mention of a house or employer or school or anywhere that would indicate is he part of a conspiracy? where did he obtain these weapons? were they legal? illegal? maryland has strict gun control laws. but you know the chesapeake bay area. there are lots of hunters around, an used a long gun. lou: they acknowledged it was a shotgun. juan: with big city shootings you are talking usually about handguns. i don't know if this young man had a grudge against the newspaper and got a relative's firearm. lou: the acting chief police said he was carrying out a vendetta against the news paper. is he mentally ill? we are now more than five hours away from the incident. it's just a stunning, stunning dearth of information and knowledge of facts here. juan: i heard you say you like t

. >> they arrested one ofthe pol body cam video from las vegas. it's from last fall's deadly mass shooting at a music festival. you can see that chaos as the police arrived at. a judge ordered the release of this latest video after getting media requests for it. look at this. it gives a very graphic view of people hiding behind whatever they could fine and laying on the ground trying to avoid being shot, screaming desperately for help. more than 22,000 people have packed the route 91 music festival in october when a gunman opened fire, killed 58 people, injured more than 500 others in the worst mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >>> protesters announced the deadly shooting of a black man by police. they have recovered the man's gun. >> lives matter! black lives matter! >> protesters delayed the start of the pride parade after police shot and killed 31-year- old man saturday night. police say he was firing a handgun as he walked down a city street. authorities plan to released the name of the officers involved in the shooting after both have bee

. >> president trump was in las vegas saturday to attend the nevada republican party's convention. >> i don't think being weak on the borderer is a good issue. i may be wrong, i think i got elected largely because we are strong on the border. >> mr. trump again said the problems at the border are the democrat's fault. >> our issue is strong borders, no crime. their issue is open borders, let ms-13 all over our country. that is what is going to happen >> also saturday there were rallies and protests outside migrant detention centers around the country. several democratic lawmakers visited the facilities saturday. >> it is -- a prison. they are cages. >> they don't consider this detention. this is a shelter. they don't consider that violating the law. i would say there would be other people that would disagree with that and a federal judge may well disagree with that. >> many congressional republicans are spending the weekend in water wash. gop leaders say they are working to revise their immigration bill after a vote on the legislation was postponed thursday. >> the u.s. government is

. >>> we're counting down toward the stanley cup final between washington and las vegas. up next, man's best friend saved from a burning boat. final, in j after the game, a special newscast, including a >>> game five of the stanley cup final in minutes. after the game, special newscast including a blistering report from san jose's city auditor involving the police activities league. the report claims the program is mismanaged and wants immediate changes. >>> here at 4:30, a pit bull, a row boat and a fast-moving fire, an unlikely combination for a wild story in marin county. before dawn, there was a fire on board a boat in the san rafael yacht harbor. the fire department handled the flames, witnesses spotted a dog cowering on the deck. that's when a doctor grabbed the row boat and headed out. somehow he coaxed the frightened dog to him just in time. witnesses tell us the ball was almost immediately engulfed by flames. that dog is reunited with his grateful owner. that officer who made the daring officer is getting a lot of love from his colleagues, the community and socia