here's keith morrison. >> it was her first time in las vegas. her first look at that famous strip, its outsized kitsch, its gaudy cavernous casinos with their endless electronic clatter and the darker places where men in black suits hover over the studied calm of high-rolling wishful thinkers. her name was adrian solomon, and she was here on business. >> i was excited to go to see what this city was all about. >> adrian came to las vegas to plan a medical conference. meeting planning was her business. a road job. >> i was probably gone 50% of the time. >> and 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 with the vacationers for seven years, living all over the world. and 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. >> in which she learne

at the gilroy garlic festival with two friends she met at a las vegas shooting support group. and now all three have a distinction none of them want. they've survived two mass shootings. >> after the vegas shooting i felt like i would be there again and it happened. it makes you angry. >> reporter: she was near the concert stage where the shooter entered the festival. she and her friends left but before they hit the exit they heard gunshots. >> i can't believe this is happening again. we were trying to find somewhere to get cover. >> reporter: now her somber message for others, massacres can happen anywhere. but accepting tragedy as inevitable is not good enough. >> we can't tell that to the families that lost someone. say, oh, well, that's life, that's america. that's not enough. i think it's time to say enough is enough. >>> three families in bay point are dealing with vandalism and a racial slur spray painted on their homes and cars. they woke up to rocks flying through the windows, and they saw black and white spray paint on their garage doors and cars. one of the mothers i

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>>the final beam has been lowered on to the raiders new stadium in las vegas. the team also announced that the venue will be call get ready for this allegiance stadium that's after the las vegas-based airline chris matthews has the story. >>under the blistering heat of a hot august day hundreds of construction workers join city leaders and raiders official to sign a piece of steel to signal the end is in sight. game. >>that estimate to a can do attitude here in las vegas, even before they hoisted this beam with 3 flags, hundreds of names scribbled on the side raiders president marc today announced the official name of the stadium from this day forward i'd like to announce the stadium will now be known has a legion stadium. >>it has a nice ring to it lead to a long-term deal reportedly 20 years, i'm really excited. chris it's it's amazing day us it's a milestone day again we're not ribbon cutting yet but at this is real really exciting one chance to do something with a world class order like the raiders and mark davis. so does that take a look science i make sur

are still suffering from a lifetime of pain >> and the powerful people who have been implicated a las vegas white supremacist behind bars arrested for planning violent attacks against gays and jews. the alarming tv interview he gave plus, what police found inside his home new details that massive immigration raid in mississippi. what the companies knew about their employees. >>> without warning. serious injury at the shore, a beach umbrella picked up by the wind, impaling a teenager. >> i saw this kid on the ground -- >> it happens to hundreds each year what you need to know. >>> plus, the hunt is on a new movie about the rich hunting the poor now canceled did th president's criticisms have anything to do with it >> this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz balart. >>> good evening we begin with devastating news the turn of event for the victims of jeffrey epstein, the convicted sex offender dead tonight after apparently taking his own life their chance to see him face justice in court taken away from them his death comes one day after document detailed what happened to one accuser, and imp

she met in a las vegas shooting support group now all 3 are part of a small group of americans with anction, none of them wants. they survived 2 mass shootings after the vegas shooting i felt like i would be. >>there again and it happened. gree and it makes you angry alicia says she was near the concert stage where the shooter entered the festival. >>she and her friends left but before they hit the exit. they heard gunshots. >>i said i cannot i can't believe this happening again, and i just. because we're trying to find somewhere to. >>now her somber message for others massacres can happen anywhere. but she says accepting tragedy as inevitable. isn't good enough. she is a living call to action. we can tell that to the families >>stale well, that's that's life that's america is not enough. i think it's times enough's enough. >>i think that is fair to say we have continuing coverage of the garlic festival shooting on air and online in during the commercial breaks. you had or 24 hour streaming service kron on he also download the kron 4 mobile app to get push alerts sent right to your ph

. >> beto o'rourke was in las vegas. he has said that he is heading back to his family in his hometown of el paso. joining me by phone now former nypd bill bratton. he is an msnbc senior law enforcement. often it is at a place of work or even at a school where sadly kids go through active shooter drills. this is a different situation altogether. walking into a walmart. it was a special sale day between 1 and 3,000 people in an area. when we talk about police heading into a situation about situational awareness, police going into a situation where they don't know who the shooter is, who victims are. tell me about how this would have all unfolded. >> well, increasingly in america, police officers are being trained to do just what you described that they no longer will wait outside to go in, they try and engage the shooter and shooters and take them out if they can to reduce the potential impact on loss of life. and that's exactly what appears for the crew here today. police investigation into this is multifaceted as you ca

this is her escaping the mass shooting at the music festival in las vegas. >> i went into a deep depressiono a bar or crowded area and something about it, i would panic. >> it took two years after vegas, she was starting to feel safe in public places she came to gilroy. at the garlic festival with friends she met at a las vegas shooting support group. now they survived two mass shootings. >> it makes you angry. >> she was near the concert stage where the shooter entered the festival. they heard gunshots. >> i can't believe it's happening again. we were trying to find somewhere to get cover. >> now her message for others, massacres can happen anywhere. accepting tragedy as inevitable is not good enough. she's a living call to action. famie can't tell that to the es that lost machine. that's life, that's america. enough is enough. >> that just shows you how much mass shootings have become normal in every day life. what are the chances of that happening, those three people venturing out into a big crowd, trying to feel safe and this happens. >> you think what are the chances. so sadism stay wi

later this fall as this city marks the second anniversary of the las vegas mass shooting. all democratic candidates are invited to attend. beto o'rourke's campaign tell us he plans on being there. tom? >> rachel scott with reaction to the mass shooting from the campaign trail. rachel, thanks to you. we'll have much more on the shooting later. >>> we move on to that deadly disaster at a california beach. a chunk of cliff crashing down on beach goers trapping them. at least three people were killed. here's abc's kaylee hartung with an update. >> reporter: tonight, the fear the disaster could grow worse, near the site of this fatal bluff collapse in encinitas, california. >> the area is still active. >> reporter: officials say naturally occurring erosion led to this cliffside caving on top of the group. >> this is a tragic event we're dealing with. no one woke up thinking this would happen. >> reporter: five people trapped beneath the rubble stacking as high as 10 feet. one woman died on the beach. two others succumbed to their injuries at the hospital. >> it's just horrifyin

>>officially the las vegas.aiders and today the final beam was lowered on to the team's new stadium in sin city down probably not playing too well here in the bay area but with that topping off ceremony the team announced the venue will be called allegiance stadium after the las vegas-based airline chris was there and has the story. >>under the blistering heat of a hot august day hundreds of construction workers join city leaders and raiders official to sign a piece of steel to signal the end is in sight. game. >>testament to a can do attitude here in las vegas, even before they hoisted this beam with 3 flags, hundreds of names scribbled on the side raiders president marc today announced the official name of the stadium from this day forward i'd like to announce that the stadium will now be known has a legion stadium. >>has a nice ring to lead to a long-term deal reportedly 20 years, i'm really excited. chris it's it's amazing day us it's a milestone day again we're not ribbon cutting yet but at this is real rea

for her it was the healing garden in las vegas. >> come to the community events. go to vigils even if you're standing in the background and not holding a candle, at least you're there. to feel the sense of community and to feel the family within gilroy like the gilroy family, it's so healing. >> in gilroy, lids kreutz, abc7 news. >> the gilroy community is offering support for anyone affected by the shootings. there are two pleatings tonight at 6:00 both in gilroy, one at community solutions on murray avenue. the other is at rebecca children's services. >> in santa rosa, the sonoma county fair opens tomorrow if not for what happened in gilroy just now, this might be another year in sonoma. >> everything is different now. it's prudent that organizers add another layer of worry. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman is live outside the fairgrounds with more on the safety preparations going on there tonight. wayne? >> reporter: they were already preparing long before last weekends. they had hired two security firms and working with the santa row sal police department. ce

. >>> abc news exclusive, las vegas legends siegfried & roy breaking their silence on "good morning america" about the on stage tiger attack that nearly killed roy and who's to blame. >>> also this morning, could a handwriting expert be the key to solving the mystery involving aretha franklin's estate? >>> trapped on the bus, the 911 call from the highway as a woman claims a bus driver purposely locked her inside the luggage compartment. >>> and the shocking wake-up call as a bear greets these two men taking a nap. >>> good tuesday morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. we begin with the escalating trade war with china and the growing concern about its effect on the u.s. economy. >> asian markets are sinking after wall street's biggest loss of the year. >> the white house is now responding and abc's mona kosar abdi has more. mona. >> reporter: good morning, janai. good morning to you, kenneth. the move unexpected but the drop suggests the central bank of china is willing to weaponize its currency amidst this trade war. the latest chapter in the trade war between the u.s. and china, se

. >>> a woman who escaped the deadliest mass shooting in history in las vegas a couple of years back,he found herself running from gunfire this time in gilroy. >> joe talked to this woman who survived not just one, but two mass shootings. >> in the pan i can at the gilroy garlic festival, thousands wonder erred what was happening but few had this reaction. >> oh, man this is happening again. >> this is alicia escaping the mass shooting in gilroy, and this is alicia olive escaping the festival in las vegas. >> i went into a really deep depression, i would go into either a bar or sometimes just a crowded area and something about it just, i start to panic. >> she says it took almost two years after las vegas, she was just starting to feel safe in public places and then she came to gilroy, at the garlic festival with two friends she met in a las vegas shooting support group. now, all three are part of a group of americans with a distinction none of them wants. they survived two mass shootings. >> after the las vegas shooting, i felt like i would be there again and it happened. i'm angry,

in 2016 a local las vegas news report featured conor climo patrolling his las vegas neighborhood in atical vest carrying ar-15 assault rifle and 120 rounds of ammunition. climo faces a maximum penalty of ten years in prison and a $250,000 fine. joining me now an msnbc political analyst and joyce vance is back with us. she has extensive experience prosecuting possession of illegal firearms and destructive devices cases. this complaint as i read it is detailed and remarkably disturbing. not just in what he -- he's allege today have planned but in his degree of comfort in talking about it freely to the fbi, and as we saw in news reports. >> well, i think we've reached a point in this particular moment in history where it's all out in the open and there's no shame attached with having these kinds of feelings, expressing them out loud, going onto these forums, sort of finding your tribe so to speak and going back and forth with ideas and slurs. i think what's most disturbing not just that he's a security guard by day, that's alarming. there needs to probably be a better vetting process for

which you are invited to attend.>>> she survived the las vegas concert shooting. the gilroy garlic festival. >>> i cannot believe it is happening again.>>> how a trip with other vegas survivors turned into another traumatic event. >>> will take a look at the five day forecast. which does include warming towards the weekend.>>> the search for a navy pilot after a fire that crashes and explodes in death valley. >>> >>> a search is underway for the pilot of a navy fighter jet crash during a routine training flight at death valley national park. it happened around 10 am far from naval air weapons station china lake an area referred to as star wars canyon. the navy said the jet was an f 18 super hornet just like the one you see here. seven people on the ground at death valley reported being injured. the cause of the crash is under investigation. >>> the hand-picked successor of some of osama bin laden is dead in an operation involving the u.s. government. hamza bin laden was 30 years old. he was groomed to take his father's place as leader of al qaeda after osama bin l

for today, jake ward, nbc news, las vegas. >> that's a great idea.price out on the plaza with another check of weather. dave. >> we have such a lovely crowd out here from all across the country but i want to spend one minute over here with two people who are here from north carolina, from the fort brag area, a military family. a military mom and a military wife. your husband's serving in afghanistan and these are heroes, each and everyone of them who are home and waiting and we appreciate everything you do. heroes one and all. nice to see you. let's take a check of the weather. a big hand from them. low humidity and beautiful weather in the northeast. it looks like it's going to be hot and humid with heat indices in the one teens as we head down to the deep south. nice in the southwest. expect monsoonal moisture. that's a quick look >>> and if you have looked outside of your window, you have noticed the cloud cover and the reason that we are seeing the dark clouds this morning is that we have a system that is just off to the far northern area near th

did las vegas change this for you? >> no., i voted for the 94 -- biden gets condemned for the '94 crime bill. that's when we banned assault weapons and high magazines. we found out that manufacturers figured out how to recon figure the gun. the fact is the high magazine -- high-capacity magazine should have stayed in place. i believe those things matter. now, when i did that, the gun people were against me all the time. when i ran for governor, the democrat candidate for governor juan endorsed by the nra. they did everything they could to defeat me in that election. unfortunately the police union who wanted me to vote for that ban was nowhere to be found. in fact they endorsed him as well. so you pay a high price accompli politically for leading on this issue. think about what this is. it's in a walmart in el paso. it's in a garlic festival in california. it's in dayton in an entertainment district. jake, it could be our family. >> i know. >> god bless those families. did you see the pain on those people's faces. >> it's hear

down there in las vegas, 80 degrees. and 37 truckee.nd the monsoon which has not been that active is disappearing again. nothing for southern california or las vegas. probably by the weekend that will pick up. the system will sweep in a little more. temperatures coming down. 60s, 70s, and 80s on the temps. and by the weekend we get a warmup. next week, back down on the temps. >>> time is 5:51 and authorities say it's too easy for some people to jump on the freeway signs. people have been accused of pulling stunts, disrupting traffic in some cities. how caltrans is trying to keep people off the highway signs. >>> and guess what? the 50-year anniversary woodstock festival, it's officially canceled. coming up, the reason why organizers are pulling the plug. but first went to take you outside. a beauty shot. welcome to thursday morning. these are live pictures, looking at sfo. you're watching mornings on 2 from ktvu fox 2 news. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. time is 5:54. the giants have an early start today. they want to take that seri

. >>> welcome back, a nevada man is behind bars this morning accused of plotting to bomb a las vegas synagogue and a gay club. 23-year-old connor climo is charged with one count of possession of an unregistered firearm. the criminal complaint links climo to a white supremacist group and says police found bomb making plans when they searched his las vegas home on thursday. they also found a notebook with several hand drawn schematics for a timed explosive device. cnn affiliate ktnv profiled climo back in 2016 when he began patrolling a neighborhood with a military style rifle and long knife, and prosecutors say news reports like this one prompted the investigation. climo was not arrested or charged back then. cnn has reached out to climo and his representatives for a response on this new charge. >>> and we have shocking new video of the moments right after the attack in el paso, texas, but we do want to warn you that you might find these images upsetting. >> cell phone video shows a walmart parking lot just after last weekend's shooting. you can hear some people calling for help as th

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." >> fbi arresting a las vegas security guard saying he had bomb making materials. that man making headlines in 2016 when he began patrolling his neighborhood armed to the teeth. the arrest less than a week after back-to-back mass shootings. abc's will reef joins us now with more. will good morning. >> whit, good morning. this man has a history with firearms and investigators revealing messages in which he laid out plans to attack the synagogue and bar with guns and explosives. >> reporter: federal authorities say this is the man plotting to bomb a las vegas synagogue or gay bar. >> i have my bush master ar-15 rifle. >> reporter: 23-year-old conor climo seen here charged with possessing illegal firearms and bomb making materials. the las vegas joint terrorism task force claiming he communicated with and joined a neo-nazi group. in a series of messages investigators say he discussed setting fire to a synagogue and making molotov cocktails. federal authorities also alleged climo conducted surveillance on a bar in downtown las vegas that caters to guy community. a crim

dan. >> rachel scott in las vegas, thank you. >>> let's bring in abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl who's going to be hosting "this week" later this morning. jon, good morning. right now we're in the middle of an all too familiar macabre dance that we do as a country after these mass shootings where democratic politicians come out and call for new legislation on guns and then essentially nothing happens. so is there any reason to believe that this time could be different? >> you know, dan, i covered day in and day out of the battle after sandy hook and i would never have predicted in the midst of that that congress would end up doing absolutely nothing on this. so it's hard to say that it will change this time, but i've got to tell you there are indications that the political winds on this have changed. if you look at the polling, dan, just this past may, there was a poll that showed 94% of voters are in favor of universal background checks, 94%. 63% in favor of a ban on assault weapons -- on assault style weapons. so the atmosphere has changed. and one other thing, if

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at the garlic festival with two friends she met in a las vegas shooting support group. three are part of a small group of americans with a distinction that none of them wants. they have to strive -- survived two mass shootings. >> after the vegas shooting, i figured i would be there again. it makes you angry. >> reporter: alicia was near the concert stage where the shooter entered the festival. she and her friends left but before they hit the exit, they heard the gunshots. >> i said, i can't believe it is happening again. we were trying to find somewhere to get cover. >> reporter: now is somber message for others. massacres can help -- happen everywhere. she is a living call to action. >> we cannot tell that to families that lost someone that it is life and that's america. it's not enough. it is time to say enough is enough. >> reporter: ktvu fox 2 news . >>> a group of demonstrators confronted police at samson washington street overnight. protesters set up tents and put up long signs protesting i.c.e. . they staged a sit in. later officers started arresting demonstrator

a las vegas security guard accused of ties. neo-nazi ties and for threats against jews and the lgbt community. what officials say they found in a notebook. plus this man causing officials to spring into action. here's will reed. >> reporter: tonight, two alleged white supremacists facing charges just days after an fbi warning about a rise in domestic terrorism. >> i have my bushmaster ar-15 rifle. >> reporter: federal agents in las vegas arresting 23-year-old conor climo. >> if there is a possibly very determined enemy, we have the means to deal with it. >> reporter: climo, seen here in this 2016 video from affiliate ktnv, acting as a neighborhood vigilante, trying to fight crime. authorities say documents and messages reveal climo recently wanted to blow up a synagogue or a gay bar. investigators say he communicated with a dangerous neo-nazi group. and during a raid of his home, agents say they found illegal guns and bombmaking materials as well as a notebook outlining plans for an attack. >> once you start talking about actua

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sunrise hospital in las vegas was one of the key places for the las vegas shooting. virginia tech. we have been well prepared for these types of things. what we call our employee assistance program that end up being able to help -- allow people to effectively process what they ultimately have been a part of. jon: unfortunately this is a time when hospitals such as yours have to practice for these mass casualty events. >> i'm grateful we were as prepared as we were. last october we participated in statewide and regional mass casualty incidents that was around an active shooter. i could not be more proud of the team here sat del sol and the entire medical team around el paso for how responded. for all intent and purposes our response was flawless. i'm humbled and so proud to work with the amazing people who were able to execute on this. jon: the ceo of the hospital group there, hca healthcare, del sol medical center. now that you have new dr. scholl's massaging gel advanced insoles with softer, bouncier gel waves, you'll move over 10% more than before. dr. scholl's. born to move. tru

the fbi has arrested a white supremacist in las vegas who they say had illegal firearms. the man allegedly discussed attacking a synagogue and it sketched a picture of an attack on gay bar. nbc news investigative reporter tom winters has been following details. what do we know now? >> we know this. a 23-year-old person named conner klimo from las vegas is somebody the fbi was communicating, and they don't say clearly how this came up, but they say the joint terrorism task force became aware of discussions he was having with popular white supremacists groups, a group called the ad adamwaffen division. they introduced a confidential human source to him, began discussions, and then an fbi person undercover began discussions with him online. and i think some of the things that are pretty disturbing here, chris, is that he had actually scouted locations for the adl, for a jewish synagogue, expressed on several occasions his desire to kill jewish people. and then on top of that, he also made statements apparently after his miranda warning, according to the federal criminal comp

jessica dean is in las vegas at the vaeevent.rtant for so many of these democratic candidates? can you hear me, jessica? >> reporter: fred, we're here in las vegas. these candidates are looking for an endorsement. today they get to make their case to so many of the members gathered here and watching all across the country. they're going to be

do want to continue to monitor that image from las vegas in the meantime. the las vegas pictures. he said he spoke with his wife and said they're okay. he says he and many of their people are continuing to think of the people of el paso and started pivoting into his speech there. andrew blankstein joins us. we had reporters on the scene from ktsn, our affiliate in el paso, saying they had reports of 18 people shot inside the walmart. obviously, nbc news has not confirmed that, but what do you make of that? what are you hearing? >> we're still trying to work out obviously the number of injured, people who might have been hurt as they exited, the range of injuries as well as anybody who was shot and killed. one of the things to note in these kind of early moments after an incident like this, lots of reports that come in from people who hear or see things, and also to remember that texas is an open carry state as far as firearms are concerned. so if somebody not only the first responders who might be either in uniform or under cover, as well as citizens who might be armed, so police

you can see them at jimmy kimmel's comedy club in las vegas. >> keep it comin'!> jimmy: i'm going to try to. we'll be right back with music from the avett brothers. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by the all new 2020 gle. mercedes benz, the betts or nothing. stts or nothing. s or nothing. or nothing. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presen mdenz the best or nothing. >> jimmy: many thanks to gerard butler and david alan grier. apologies to matt damon. "nightline" is next. but first this is their album "closer than together." here with the song "high steppin," the avett brothers! ♪ ♪ i'm a-high steppin' high bettin' love givin' ♪ ♪ i'm a-love gettin' i'm a stranger i love stretchin' out ♪ ♪ my wheels overnightin' on the desert strip ♪ ♪ makin' time and losin' grip drivin' circles ♪ ♪ in the canyons of my mind i'm an outsider lookin' in ♪ ♪ i got a perfect square for a circle of friends it's the four of us ♪ ♪ against the rest of you but really i am all alone i'd sell 'em out ♪ ♪ to save my own i told them that but th

done. >> we didn't actually shoot anything in las vegas, because current las vegas doesn't look muchens. >> jimmy: it was just like a black board and people's names. >> we shot most of the show at l.a. center studios here in los angeles where we used to shoot mad men. [cheers and applause] right, more. [cheers and applause] but we shot all of our exterior stuff at a ontario, california. [cheers and applause] what? >> jimmy: i believe the woos for "mad men", but ontario, no. >> most people are like, you shot in canada? no, no, no. oh, my god. >> jimmy: no, you shot near the airport. >> we shot near the airport in ontario, it's about an hour they let us keep up our '80s decorations, very accommodating. wonderful. >> jimmy: you can do whatever you fwhapwant in ontario. >> yes, sleep over. >> jimmy: did you sleep over there? >> yes, the show said if you want to stay over can you stay at the hotel where we're shooting. we said great, it is very far. the night before we go to shoot there, we get an e-mail from production saying don't be alarmed. always a great way to start an e-mail. it's

there is no trigger in the atmosphere. 52 truckee. 92 las vegas. palm springs 87, a little bit of cloud cover, maybe thunderstorm activity for southern california. we get the higher clouds. the humidity is up. there is not much of a breeze. still for most. going the play weather starting tomorrow, merging with a dip to the west. those will usher in a cooling trend tomorrow. travis, west, southwest, at 16. 50s and low 60s on the temperatures. there is thick fog out there. a little cooler to the knot. penn grove, bodega bay bay. 63 kelseyville. there are warm readings. the higher clouds with us for most of the morning and should drift towards the east and the south. going bongers in arizona. if you are around maybe palm springs, las vegas, you might have to deal with that. the low will push the moisture towards the east tomorrow and cooler conditions, not as muggy after today. very warming muggy, once that fog buns off, a mix ofand high clouds. wednesday to friday, though, cooler and windy. 60s, 70s, 80s, few hold on to 90s. don't want to release tha

with las vegas and the gunnery with top gun never again. i was having a good day.k that's it. better than that. luck does not happen that well that often. [applause] >> colonel, back row to your right, sir. >> i wanted to know is it true that after the united states military put the tuskegee airmen in charge of defending all the bombers that we did -- that that you'd united states did not lose one bomber because of what they'd true. is that true? >> yes, they lost 27 bombers in fact that they were protecting but it was the best record loss that was in the 15th air force in that theater at that time. we lost far fewer than the other fighter groups protecting the bombers. >> if i recall the average was 46 but they lost about half of what was normal. >> as far as the other question concerned we flew escort mainly for b-17s and be 24's. each of these bombers had ten crewmen aboard, that's pilot, copilot, navigator, bombers and gutters. that was a tremendous responsibility to protect these bombers as best we can from incursions from enemy fighters. it was our job to stay with the b

and went out to las vegas air force base how was your team received? but indifferenc indifference. i imagine that general vandenberg who was the commanding general of the air force decided he would like to resurrect the competition that was held before the fighter groups who was the best at their weapons and decided to resurrect the competition and called on all 12 groups and called on them and the three best pilots in an alternate to participate in the competition. by the way i would like to say that this also is the scene in the movie called top gun tom cruise is not the first top gun that there was. [laughter] >> you are looking at a member of the first team but finish the story. >> three to compete and one alternate in east weill 12 group representatives came to las vegas in may 1949 and the competition started on the second and completed on the 12th with aerial gunnery skip bombing and divebombing rocket shooting and other events that i cannot recall right now. after ten days of serious competition the winner was announced in it to - - turned out

's no diego and heading to las vegas. portland, west of oregon, that's going to play into our weather starting tomorrow going into friday and saturday. 50s, 60s on the temps here. 54, santa rosa. 62, san jose. temps to the north, a balmy 65. yet san anselmo. penngrove down to 50. and 59, poke valley. 68, american canyon. the higher clouds, mainly for the morning. i think there will be the tail end of that by later this afternoon. look what's going on. palm springs on the desert there. over towards maybe lake havasu city. to the east, san diego, oceanside, l.a. active down there. but not for us, except for the higher clouds and fog. kind of muggy. but that low, this time of year is pretty deep. and possibility, i would think northern sonoma county. late friday, saturday. if it can tap enough moisture, possibility of enough rain of the season. >>> muggy today. fog is done. and i think those higher clouds as well. but cooling starts tomorrow and it will really carry into the end of the week. 60s and 70s. still low 80s inland

. >>> joining me from las vegas, nevada, california senator kamala harris.or harris, i would say good morning. it's obviously not a good morning. what is your reaction to the mass shootings in el paso, and then you wake up to find out what happened in dayton, ohio, earlier today? >> that's exactly it. went to sleep just mourning the tragedy of it, and frankly really it's a combination of feelings, none of which, of course, match the feelings of the families of those victims, but the sadness, the frustration, and frankly the ang anger, jake. we can do something about this. and -- so you put that fact, right, that we can actually do something, and you combine that with the fact that our children are right now living in fear, like seriously living in fear. our children are going to school every day, elementary, middle, high school students, having to have a drill where they are talk about how they have to crouch in a corner or hide in a closet in the event of a mass shooter. if you talk to our children, they will tell you they are afraid to go to school. they s

right here in north las vegas and 2001 he invited a group of 15 or 20 space geeks here to las vegas and said he made a billion dollars in his hotels and said i want to spend half of that on the private space station to make sure i don't run afoul of regulators who will screw things up. said basically talked about how to do that and of course what he came up with are these inflatable modules which he hopes to use as orbiting hotels or honey me one - - honeymoon suites or a laboratory what's interesting is he sets up the orbit to one third of the size of the modules and no they test on the iss so you can't beat them join them nasa now contracts with bigelow to put this up on the station. very exciting. so now talking to mars elon musk famously said i want to die on mars but not while landing their. [laughter] very understandable. it is his vision to go to mars. he has been very innovative with the rockets before it was public the grasshopper it actually does a soft land to put up that satellite bring it down and reuse it again. that was something he pioneered. and is looking at building b

>>a look at their new las vegas home coming up. >>and more in sports a time now for >>and we open up with a's baseball oakland has been heating off winning 3 straight and tonight continuing its interleague circuit with a rare trip to the friendly confines of wrigley field let's go to chicago in the a's at really for the first time since 2010 was taken up in the bottom of the 7th comes up for to do javier baez already over the 6 at this time. the left center to the time frame for chicago cubs up 6, 2, to the 8th, same score. days trying to get some runs nick martini the chicago native i drive to right the 2 run, jack is a no doubter his family in the stands his mom. and his hometown hayes within 2 on the very next pitch too marches city. a towering shot to left field. the outfielder didn't even moves and drops for his second home run of the night can make to the 6, 5, game. tonight we go high drama situations to to watch for sami and a chance to be the hero great contact gives was a close 1, 6, 5, snapping their three-game winning s

hackers at a recent las vegas conference penetrated machines within minutes, turning them into gamingonsoles. [laughter] >> unfortunately it is all too true that election for structure crossed -- across the united states remains vulnerable across sophisticated born hackers. we have a lot of work to do as a country before 2020 and elections. that headline is talking about the defcon conference in las vegas, and the students who turned those voting machines into gaming consoles imported some of our resort students from here at michigan -- research students from here at michigan. voting machines are unfortunately a target ripe for the picking. host: you are someone who has personally hacked a voting machine yourself. why did you do that and what did you learn? guest: oh, yes. in security research, i and other colleagues have brought many different kinds of voting machines and other election equipment into the laboratory to test them. we played the role of an thecker and see how easily real bad guys could make them misbehave. what we have found, with every single kind of voting machine th

only in las vegas. here we are. alegent stadium. >> scheduled to be complete in 1 year in time for the 2020 nfl season. >>> raiders are set to play first preseason game saturday night at home against the rams. watch that game here with us at ktvu fox 2. the 49ers are at home playing their first exhibition game against the dallas cowboys. season 14 of the popular hbo series hard knocks premiers tonight. >> the autumn wind is a pirate, blustering in from sea. with a rollicking song he sweeps along, swaggering boisterously. >> it is scheduled to air every tuesday through september 3rd. two days before the 1st season open. season 14 offers up close look at the oakland raiders as they go through training camp and preseason ahead of the 2019 season. viewers can expect to see a length of a lot of the head coach. >>> space x scheduled to launch today after replacing potentially faulty hardware. the problem was discovered in the first stage during prelaunch test. the launch window opens before 4:00 this afternoon our time. i

my apologies that i can't come to las vegas.ubtle, like a slowed-down video, or even a deepfake of tom perez talking about cybersecurity. >> there you go. that was not real, of course. the dnc wanted to prove a point. what do you know about that video? >> so the guy you see on the left hand side of that video is essentially controlling dnc chair tom perez' face. that guy is bob lord who is a former tech executive who was actually hired by the democrats after 2016 to really try and shore up their cybersecurity. i think what the dnc is trying to prove here is that we saw misinformation run amok in 2016. they say this is the new wave, this is the next generation of disinformation. and you can imagine if it was to be used in the 2020 election for candidate to make it sound or appear that they said something, that could be troubling. we've also seen some fun -- there's, you know, fun use of this technology too, putting it on celebrities' faces, "snl" characters and things like that. but i think we've seen warnings from the u.s. intel

he was in las vegas. as soon as he heard about this, he tweeted out that he's heading back to be with his family and fellow el pasoans talking about the response to the blood call. we were looking at pictures of people lined up to give blood in el paso. for people who are watching that, if you're in el paso, you know people in el paso and you're saying they got enough blood, i did speak to the ceo of one of the hospitals and he said a number of those patients received mass transfusions because of the nature of their injuries. so in fact it remains important to give blood. but there's been quite a response to that. joining me by phone is former nypd commissioner, an msnbc senior law enforcement analyst. we were speaking earlier in the evening when we had initial information about this. we have a lot more now and one of the things that has become interesting, and i think our viewers were benefit from your perspective on this, is the idea that this is now being called by local police in el paso saying that i

we will tell you about the milestone moment at the team's new stadium in las vegas today. >> a littlereparation will make your family safer in an emergency. a weeks worth of food and water, radio, flashlight, batteries and a first aid kit are a good start. to learn more, visit pge .com/be prepared. >>> the florida man who sent pipe bonds bombs to cnn and 13 democrats last year were sent into 20 years in prison today. cesar sayoc entered a guilty plea to 65 felony counts in march. prosecutors had asked for a life sentence but sarah's attorneys asked the court for leniency, saying he suffers from delusional beliefs fueled by steroids. they are mailed 16 packages with bombs that did not detonate . he claims he never intended for them to work. >> today, the oakland public ethics commission is scheduled to vote on whether to impose fines on mayor libby schaaf's campaign for accepting donations over the legal limit. the commission found that real estate company 11 west partners donated $3200 to the mayor's campaign, $2400 over the legal limit of $800. investigators have rep recommended the