it's one of the more remote locations in scottsdale. there's no cell service.ou can't see anything. it's like you're 100 miles from any major city, yet you're a couple of miles from luxury golf courses and people sipping pinot in a wine bar. >> walk through the nearby town of cave creek and you could still feel that gold rush vibe today. >> the ore, it was so rich, they took it out by burro to cave creek, then trucked it to prescott on a wagon. they went on a train to san francisco. and then they shipped it all the way to england for smelting. and they still make money on it. >> but, not long after the discovery came, a worldwide economic downturn. >> they canceled all the plants. so it became a very, very small worked mine. there were 14 guys and a blacksmith shop here. >> interest has been ignited a few more times over the decades, 1937 and again, 1963, when a geologist wrote that, if properly handled, it is destined to become one of the profitable mines of arizona. >> okay, we're gonna go inside now. but, before we go in, let's get some helmets on. >> all ri

. >>> it was a day of mourning in scottsdale, arizona, where over 1,000 people turned out to say good-bye to ten members of an extended family swept away in flash floods, while celebrating a birthday earlier this month. among those killed, three generations of a mexican immigrant family, a grandmother, aunts and uncles, children and grandchildren. >>> sad news from sea world. the last killer whale born in captivity under the theme park's orca breeding program has died. sea world announced the end of that program last year, after years of public pressure, and protests from animal rights advocates. we get details from nbc's kerry sanders. >> reporter: ki ara the killer whale, her first moments of life captured on camera. now at only three months old she's dead. veteran trainer julie sigman was with her when she succumbed to pneumonia. you felt the last movement? >> she stopped breathing. after a period of time. and then we were -- yes, we knew fairly quickly. >> at that point, you're helpless? >> yeah. >> reporter: kiara's birth marked the end of an era, the last to be born in captivity at

from scottsdale, arizona, please welcome back jennifer gantwerker [cheers and applause] hello, again.

from scottsdale, arizona, please welcome back jennifer gantwerker [cheers and applause] hello, again. hi. >> come on in. welcome back. >> thank you. >> i didn't know the yoga part. i knew the theatrical part.

at number 148, san jose number 173, san francisco came in at 70 and the best place said to rent, scottsdale, arizona. the worst place, cleveland, ohio. the study looked at 21 factors including affordability, cost of living and safety. >>> a south bay restaurant hopes to reopen after a driver caused damage to the front entrance. >> this is a look at the aftermath, happened early in the morning yesterday at the loss gatos cafÉ. they have not provided an update on the drivers injuries but so far the car didn't appear to have much damage. we spoke to neighbors who came by to view the scene. >> we thought, oh, they're remodeling. didn't know they needed to. and then when we came into the winery and we said what are they doing next door they said, well, somebody decided to use it as a drive through last night and here it is. and so we came out to see. >> so the owners seemed to have a sense of humor about the crash. take a look at the note on the restaurant door suggesting someone mistook it for that 24 hour drive through. i thought maybe a good omelette there. >>> some uc irvine college hopefuls

acres of land in arizona and built what he called his winter camp, taliesin west, right here in scottsdale, arizona. >> he had been here in the '20s working on the arizona biltmore hotel. uh, fell in love with the desert. it was just -- for him, it was just pure geometry. the rocks of the mountain, the form of the plants. this was his laboratory. it was a place where he came and experimented with architecture. >> today it is the home of frank lloyd wright school of architecture and the frank lloyd wright foundation. and the property itself, it's a work of art. >> wright built to the human scale. everything in the desert is low. the trees are low. um, so his buildings are low. he also uses the low ceilings to kinda push you through spaces, right, at an entrance, drop the entry real low. and that helps push you into the space. it's a little technique he called compression and release. we call this the garden room because you sit on the bench here, and it frames the view of the mountains, uh, in the distance. it captures the garden. he uses a japanese technique called the borrowed landscape.

scottsdale's octane raceway is the home of the first large—scale vr space in america, from a companyevel vr is in here. it is a massive, empty room. the thing is, when you put on a vr headset, this empty space becomes a gigantic virtual canvas, on which you can paint almost any picture. 64 cameras track the player's movement, with the grid on the floor assisting and allowing the computer running the show to know where the players are the room. so, i'm suited up and ready to go, i've got my virtual reality headset on, which has got tracking balls on top of it so be system in there will actually know where i am in the virtual space. on my back is a computer, with all of the cables between the headset and the computer hidden so that i will have total freedom of movement when i am in the room. i will be completely untethered. zero latency is the brainchild of a team based in melbourne, australia. it's almost a brief escape from reality, but in the sense that you are transported to a different place. we find that the more games incorporate walking, and the sense of moving through a much l

scottsdale arizona, worst? ohio. >>> chris christie backyelled a hypocrite.hristie said you're a big shot. have another beer. he was mixing up with this guy in milwaukee, whole posted to twitter and of course, the video is now going viral. if y ago, christie was spotted at a mets game catching a getting boos and he's a mets fan. >> he doesn't like philly fan remember? >>> speaking of baseball, what should have been a fun night at into just a nightmare for one family. a fan unleashed an tirade against a developmental child. >> reporter: should be a fun family friendly activity. when this happened, a stadium on tuesday, the demarco family was outraged a appalled. >> because you're a -- >> retarded >> a fan sitting family called their four-year-old son that incredibly offensive insult. the young boy is autistic kicke the seat of the money in front of him which is why the fan out. we skyped with his father, danny i don't expect for anybody to talk to a kid that way especially with the partsere. >> reporter: to add to the anger and hurt, his mom claimed she tried

are they flooding down to florida or scottsdale, no. we see in science and urgency to dimensions ofve aging and the wall street journal uses the term "raging against aging." [indiscernible] 19 46-1964 is the boomers, yeah. [indiscernible] [laughter] wavence: yeah, the first was 1946, so today they are 70. 70, 71. the first wave. we also have the all-time high number of grandparents, which are most grandparents are working full-time, which is remarkable in itself. and there is going to be, one out of every three adults in a few years is going to be a grandparent in america and to the concept of the grandparent economy emerges. there is tons of money to be made with grandparents, because of course they want to spend tons of money in ways that parents will not. on their grandchildren. so this becomes a center of attention for marketers. where we at now? boomers are redefining old age. we are not retiring early as people predicted. we are not downsizing, we are still interested in buying stuff. very little interest in senior family homes at

are they flooding to florida, scottsdale, wherever en masse? no they're not. we see new urgency to battle the nentions of aging in science and "the wall street journal" uses the term boomers are raging against aging. i like that. --. to 1964 [inaudible] >> the first wave, 1946. today they're please 70. 71. yes. first wave. we also have the all-time high number of grandparents who are actually most -- most grandparents are working full-time, which is kind of remarkable in itself. there's going to be every -- one of every three adults in just a few years is going to be a grandparent in america. as the grandparent economy emerges there is tons of money to be made, a whole economy out there because grandparents of course will spend tons of money in ways parents won't on their grandchildren. so this becomes a center of attention for marketers. where are we at now? boomers are redefining old age. we're not retiring early as lots of people predicted. we're not down sizing. we are still interested in buying stuff. there is very little interest in senior friendly homes

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. >>> a little bit cooler and i had my celebrity moment last monday in scottsdale and randy johnson walkede at safeway. and that was the tall randy johnson and he is a big man but nice to see him. >>> a low cloud deck is in place with temperatures cooling- off inland for many. i have to say that because some areas like clearlake, ukiah, antioch and brentwood are tough to cooldown this time of the year. low clouds, cool the hot with the quiet pattern, the high building back in with the four corners high inland on friday and saturday. low clouds are coming back with this weak system brushing us. mostly clear except the coast dancing with the fog. 70s in the bay and 90s inland. some areas at 80 and 100 so i split the difference. you know if you are far enough away not to get the fog you will be at 95 to 100 but if you feel the delta breeze you will be cooling-off. 65 in the city, 67 to 54 is average, 92 in 1959. the monsoon monster going bonkers but staying south of us. this weak system pushing that high to the east taking that flow around this toward southern california, southern san joaquin

best to worst based on affordability, safety, quality of public schools, coming in at number one scottsdalea. oakland came in at 148. no california city ranked in the top 40 but san francisco was the highest ranked bay area city followed by san jose, santa rosa and fremont. the two cities considered the worst to rent in in the country, detroit and cleveland. >>> happy monday afternoon everybody. it's the last day of july and it's pretty much like the entire month. if you are by the coast it's not bad. inland, it's hot or getting hotter. but first we have the baseball forecast. the a's tonight, not too bad. 70 degrees. i think again the only issue this week would be some high tropical clouds. otherwise looks like no issues weatherwise for the forecast for the giants, the a's, and a little morning fog continuing to play into the forecast. it's getting shallower and thicker. everything is staying warmer. certainly a lot by tuesday into wednesday as temperatures willie bacon to warm up. the hottest temperatures for those well in lindor out to the valley. clearlake maybe up to 110 degrees by tue

the republican, who is 80, remains at the mayo clinic in scottsdale and has been taking calls.hout mccain in the senate, the senate lacks the votes to even be able to debate the bill. dr. sanjay gupta suggests that mccain's condition is fairly serious. what happens if the arizona senator is out for longer than a week. >> it's going to make life a lot more difficult for senate majority leader mitch mcconnell, jake. that's because right now he is holding onto 50 republican votes to even get this bill to the floor to begin debate. and the longer that this debate goes on behind closed doors, the more difficult it's going to be to keep those 50 senators intact at this point. there are two republicans who have said that they can't vote for the bill in its current form or even vote for the motion to proceed to get it to the floor. many of these senators remain undecided because there has yet to be a score from the congressional budget office, and exactly the impact this bill will have on insurance coverage numbers and exactly how much it's going to cost. but even the president underst

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the best place to rent, scottsdale, arizona. the worst place, cleveland, ohio.oked at 21 factors including affordability, cost of living and safety. >>> a southern california community that's hoping to draw in more tourists is getting a jump in the number of homeness people as well. people in dana point say there has been a spike in the number of homeless calls. residents are calling on people to take action. according to the dana point times a local task force recently counted 60 homeless people in the city. >>> 5:44. uc irvine college hopefuls believe they are being squeezed out of a spot in the fall semester but the school is arguing it is a tough lesson. >> according to the l.a. times more students than expected accepted offers at the college so it's like airlines bumping people out of seats. 499 incoming freshmen who had already been accepted to the school and planned to go now can't. now, the school says it's cutting students who were not as good with the acceptance conditions, poor senior grades or not meeting deadlines. the school admits it had to draw a

consistent over the last 30 months as governor resulting in our last meeting being over 600 people in a scottsdale, arizona, standing room only three days session of business people, academics and government leaders trading ideas and best practices and billing that relationship to the betterment of both of our peoples resulting in more jobs and prosperity for the state of arizona with specific wins, but i will hold off on some of those anecdotes until later. thank you, scott. [applause]. >> thank you, governor. i really wish we had more time. there are so much more we could talk about, but i will turn it over to governor mccullough if he was to close out the secession. 's been a terrific afternoon. >> first of all, went to thank everyone. this is been one of the greatest sessions we have had with the national governors association. i can't tell you how much we appreciate everyone coming in. i think we have a press conference right now with some of the people that will be with us. i just want to say we realize it's a global economy and we have to trade with one another. .. [inaudible conversations]

. >> calling from scottsdale arizona. >> caller: thinks for being on the show. to questions, how did we get from a presidential candidate like gary hart to donald trump? that seems like a huge leap to me in the second question is what is your take on president obama? i know that you voted for him but the problems that we're facing now, i know a number of them festered under his administration and for years he did not deal with them like syria, racial divide which is as bad as it has ever ben, isis, i don't know if he was afraid that what is your take? a white him as a human being but i don't know if as a president he really did anything. >> guest: i wrote a piece on obama right after the election and i have been critical of barack obama the last eight years mostly on the subject i covered for most of his presidency with corruption of the financial-services sector. he does not have a great record their his administration was mostly not winning a single conviction against any senior level executive with the 2008 financial crisis for grosso i was critical of that d

the that's the worst base on affordability, safety and the quality of public school, scottsdale, arizona 1 and oakland was at 148. they actually ranked in the top 40. no is the highest ranked at 70 followed by san jose, santa rosa and freemont. the two worst, detroit and cleveland. >>> time is 8:36. a possible invasion of privacy, next the claim being filed against google today saying they're using a shopping feature do access your financial records. >> and a heated confrontation, why chris christy got in that man's face at a baseball game. ♪ keeping up. it takes hard work, tight budgets and a little support. and pg&e is ready to do our part. our care program can save you 20% or more on your monthly bill. it just takes a few minutes to apply and you'll see the savings on your next bill. when having a little extra can mean a lot ...turn to care. go to pge.com/care and enroll today. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> it is going to give residence dens a new way to report problems from potholes to illegal dumping, casey is join fuss san jose city hall. jesse. >> reporter: mike, good morning. this is san jose resid