when steve was ten, his father took him to las vegas for the first time.y state in america where gambling was legal. >> your father... >> yeah. >> was a charming man. >> but a compulsive gambler. >> and you're in the gambling business. that's one of many ironies about you. >> it is, and it's accidental, but it is an irony. my father had a terrible problem with gambling. he was a guy that enjoyed that activity so much that he lost control of it. >> michael wynn died during heart surgery at age 47, leaving the family with a gambling debt of $350,000. steve wynn took over the family business, made a success of it, and paid back the money his father owed. >> i would give anything for a half hour or 15 minutes with my father, to walk him through anything that good fortune has allowed to come my way these past 40 years. >> and have him stand outside and look on the building, and it says... >> ah, wynn. he changed his name. [laughs] when he was a kid, he was weinberg. >> in fact, you were born weinberg. >> and then he changed it when i was about six months old. >

they didn't stay in vegas. >> anybody who goes to vegas doesn't stop talking about vegas. >> dude, i was there and it was great. i won $3,000. it was awesome. my wife is cool. she lets me go. >> yeah, because she is banging the gardener you loser. this whole idea of trashing hotel rooms, it came from like rock bands and stuff. i hate this. they never think about the maid. i think if you trash a hotel room you don't just pay damages. you have to clean hotel rooms for six weeks. you have to do it on sphrie day and saturday nights when -- on friday and saturday nights when people like you are -- you see these little ladies who are proud and cleaning and they have to pick up after] bleep [. >> i like to leave the room better than what i saw it. >> you have never been in a hotel room. i think it would be nice. >> time to take a break. don't leave now. there is more stuff to talk about. by the way, if you haven't purchased "the joy of hate" the greatest book ever written by me. g gutfeld.com. it is a scream especially if you are in pain. >>> it is made of granite, and yes they wanna ban it

las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance. we're using less water today than we used five years ago, despite over 300,000 new residents. i think it's a pretty amazing example as to how a town can really turn on a dime if there's the political will and if the public gets behind it. narrator: even the casinos and resorts have adapted to efficient water use. mulroy: the las vegas strip uses only 3% of all the water that we deliver. and when you think about it, it's the largest economic driver in the state, the largest employer, bar none. they knew they had to go the extra mile. and they've embraced conservation. and it's almost beyond belief that they're right now in the process of building another 15,000 rooms. southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a third of our budget. that's a lot of money. the lake ri

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the city of las vegas publishing an open letter reminding what happens in vegas stays in vegas.directed to at&t, verizon and google. these companies also received letters. vegas should be kept private. nsa, stay away. it says that at the bottom of the ad. that is your west coast minute. dennis: let's head to the floor of the nyse. mr. willis. it looks like the fed does not know what it is talking about. >> you can blame some of this on the fed, but actually very little. the gdp number was added to the whole idea of wall street. what is bad is good. bernanke will have to leave the punch bowl out a little bit longer if you want to take that view. you have to give china a little more credit. dennis: all right. thank you for that. we appreciate it. melissa: is next story they give western corporations a reason to rethink a move to china. a boss being held hostage by his workers. jo ling cad has this story. >> so many risks to doing business in china. they have been trapped by workers for five days. trouble began brewing when the florida-based company closed its division to move it t

it's 90 in las vegas. i'm here in las vegas. 123 in needles, california, that is the hottest they've been in june ever. sacramento to 107, 105 salt lake city, four days in a row above 100, phoenix, 119, and in vegas, going for the all-time high today of 117. today, we begin day three of what is now a deadly heat wave. >> it kind of beets you up after a while. >> reporter: at least one person is dead in las vegas, and dozens have been hospitalized with heat-related illness. while it tied the 115 degree record for the second day in a row, southern californians and their pets are sprinting for shade. outside san diego, a hike got too hot. a woman had to be air rescued, sick from the heat. >> i remember seeing a lady, and she was like, it's hot, i don't think i'm going to be able to make it down. >> reporter: and for the guy that let's us all stay comfortable, this is anything but. >> very busy. we started extremely early, i don't know what time we're going to get done. >> reporter: it's not just the deserts,

. >>> last week, in las vegas, pay attention to the silver carton side of the road. the bikers believe that the silver car was taunting them. in this moment, the silver car, the chevy cavalier pulls to the right. >> [ bleep ], [ bleep ]. >> and this cavalier flips that biker, and the silver car keeps on going. all of the bikers try to stay up with him. and then the car speeds up and slams on the brake, and this actually gets more terrifying. according to the riders, they were headed into the tunnel in las vegas. >> oh, no. he just clipped a motorcyclist. >> you saw him pullover and change lanes nand the process not one, but two bikers are knocked off of their car, and the car keeps going. >> they stayed with him long after the alleged hit-and-run happened. in fact, you can see the video where this motorcyclists box

that's a melting elvis impersonator in las vegas. >> fair to say he's all shook up? it is a fun shot. but these temps can be dangerous. ginger zee has made her way to the hottest spot of the hot spots, death valley, california. good morning, ginger. >> good morning, paula and dan. and good morning, everybody. i don't know if you've been to death valley before. i had not until we arrived yesterday. it was still around 120 and the sun had just about to go down. obviously, it's been down for a while. and it's 102. we're almost at the coolest part of the day. it's impressive until you say this goes past death valley. it's always hot here. we'll get the numbers for yesterday. either tied or records broken. death valley, 125. 108 in redding. vegas was a tie at 115. the others broken. salt lake city, 105. flagstaff, up to 96. very impressive numbers. it's going to be beyond numbers.

vegas, possibly 116. 117 is the highest ever. we have expressive heat warnings anywhere you see the red. but the yellows are the heat advisories. the high pressure will drift farther to the north. we will see the heat build in the pacific northwest over the

heat pouring off the runway in phoenix, it is about the worst time to wear a costume for work in las vegas this temperature reading may not be as high as it gets in california, every place over 100 degrees today is seen on this map in red. the pink shows places over 110 degrees. as carter evans reports, tomorrow threatens to bring record heat to places which already bake regularly with some of the hottest temperatures on earth. >> reporter: it was 120 degrees this afternoon at the palm springs fire department, battalion chief ron beverly says ice pack screses are standard issue today. >> they put these on underneath their turnout coats to keep that core temperature down during times of hard work. >> so they are actually wearing ice packs? >> correct, underneath their turnout gear. >> okay, all right. >> it is that hot out. >> this it is that hot. >> reporter: it is so hot in phoenix, mare po is a county sheriff joe a pie owe offers the prisoners a brief escape with icicle, nearly three dozen people went to the hospital with heat related injuries to an outdoor concert held in triple digit t

overnight at a vegas concert. the temperature snapshots from phoenix, stunning. we started our day in death valley, forecast to climb to 128. just six degrees shy of the hottest temperature ever recorded. >> the coolest part of the day, always right before the sun comes up. we're at that point. 98 here in death valley. in scottsdale, arizona, the well being checks are in full swing. >> we know people die in heat, but how do they die in heat? >> really what it is, one of two things, dehydration or heat exhaustion. >> reporter: here's how it happens and what to look for. your heart pumps faster to keep the body cool. if you stop sweating, it's the first sign your body is in distress. another red flag, pale skin. it means your body is diverting blood from the skin to other organs. get treatment right away. surfaces that climb above 150 degrees can scorch bare feet and bare anything in just seconds. >> you see sometimes passes out

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let's start in las vegas, and weather channel meteorologist mike seidel. good evening. >> reporter: hey, lester. most out here are walking out on the las vegas strip are saying it feels like an oven. so far, up to 114, challenging yet another record today. for many in the southwest today, heat is a four-letter word. >> it feels like hell warmed over. really hot. >> reporter: in las vegas, visitors were walking in 100-degree weather at 9:00 a.m., with the national weather service warning of life threatening temperatures, close to an all-time record of 117 degrees by the end of the day. >> excessive heat warning by the end of the day. >> hot, hot, hot. yeah, it's absolutely -- today is not the day to be out on the strip, that's for sure. >> reporter: in death valley, california, people braved the summer sun to see the salt flats. >> we had the trunk full of water and soda. >> and they took extra precautions for their pets >> he has shoes on, otherwise he wouldn't be on the cement. >> reporter: today's temperature could come within 5 degrees of 134, set 100 y

vegas, 117. all-time high potential. 119 in phoenix, third hottest day and if death valley gets to 130, it would be the hottest temperature on the planet in almost 100 years. northeast, a whole different problem. too much rain. flash flooding caused by 4 inches in some spots. some of the worst here in upstate new york near syracuse. shopping centers flooded out. whole neighborhoods under water, with streets turned into rivers, and more rain this weekend. take a look at the radar, it's swirling into the northeast. rain and thunderstorms, the threat of severe weather this evening. d.c., philadelphia, where watches are posted, and this wet pattern will continue well into next week. here in vegas, nevada power is ready. they brought extra capacity online. they're not worried about blackouts or rolling brownouts. meanwhile, las vegas has opened seven cooling centers. and the one way we stay cool out here right now, temperatures 112 degrees, the misters, evaporative cooling. back to you. >> i hear they

here in vegas, the all-time high today of 117. today, we begin day three of what is now a deadly heat wave. >> it kind of beats you up after a while. >> reporter: at least one person is dead in las vegas. and dozens have been hospitalized with heat-related illness. while the strip tied its 115-degree record for the second day in a row, southern californians and their pets are sprinting for shade. outside san diego, a hike got too hot. a woman had to be air rescued, sick from the heat. >> i remember seeing a lady. she was like, it's hot, i don't think i'll be able to make it down. >> reporter: and for the guy that lets us all stay comfortable, this is anything but. >> very busy. we started extremely early. i don't know what time we'll get done. >> reporter: it's not just the desert dripping in sweat. houston with a record high. bringing the homeless volunteers with water and ice. >> we send a van out to make sure they know there is an option. by the way, here's water. we'll see you tomorrow. >> reporter: in scotsdale, arizona, bike

the next three days, look at las vegas. we see temperatures, 118, through the start of the work week. phoenix at 112 monday. death valley will get to a cool 127 by the mid week. so we will eventually see breaking of this heat dome, but not until after the holiday for some. >> too bad not until after the holiday. ginger, thank you. >>> the other major weather headline this evening coming to us out of indianapolis, where three children were struck by lightning at a summer camp. the fire department reporting one of the children is in critical condition this evening. camp counselors had begun life-saving efforts and took the children to the hospital. comes days after the boy scouts, in new hampshire, two dozen of them hurt when lightning struck there. the good news there, all of them were able to return to camp. our coverage of the extreme weather this evening. >>> we turn overseas tonight to president obama in south africa this evening where he paid tribute to the man he calls his personal hero. nelson mandela. there were ques

what happens in vegas actually stays in vegas. they want these companies to do more to protect the privacy of these americans. we have a las vegas attorney and time resident of sin city. it is great to see you. this is a bit surprising. >> i think like any major city, i think it is great they are standing up for the privacy of individuals. people who travel, people go to las vegas and spend millions of dollars in a year. new york city, chicago, l.a. they are stepping out and saying recognize our fun -- fundamental rights. if people come to las vegas and they are spending a lot of money and you have big gamblers, the last thing that casinos want a lot regardless where they are in the world, to have that information available in some fashion. these organizations. they are speaking for all of us as individuals. i commend that. i think you will see other cities step up to this issue. cheryl: the amount of big-money gamblers. is that of concern? they want privacy when they are spending this much money on gambling. >> there is not a cas

las vegas railway express says it's planning to build a train station in north las vegas. the so-called x train would run from fullerton to the north las vegas hub. that's about ten miles from the heart of the strip where all the action goes. this one is an adults-only train. it will feature cocktails, live entertainment. it will have lounges out there. company officials there say they hope to have an agreement with las vegas approved by the end of july and the very first train could be up and running by the end of the year. basically about five hours of partying before you get to vegas. >> i think it might be cool to take it there, but i don't know about taking it back home. it might be a whole different ride. >> everybody looks a little different, feels a lot different. >> a lot different. 5:27 right now. the president is continuing his trip to africa this morning. what he just said about the supreme court's ruling on gay marriage. plus -- ♪ mr. obama, welcome back to africa ♪ >> that's a greeting for you. special television tribute created just for the president's visit

mgm, las vegas sands, and wyndham. with the market pulling back, these will pull back with it, but they are doing very well in macao, also in las vegas they are doing very, very well. i think these stocks are all headed higher if the market can continue higher. - the house always wins, so they have an advantage over the long- term. obviously the macao thing has been long talked about, and obviously is built into price, in my opinion. i'm thinking here, they are talking now about making online gambling legal in america- - it is legal in two states. new jersey and vegas. - so technically, if you look at some of the technical stocks that are involved in this, i think zynga, a $3 stock- - zynga is my stock play of the year. - now we agree! - time for your bonus round question now, and i'm naming this "know your fed chair." which statment is true about fed chairman ben bernanke? - he was appointed fed chair by president george bush. - he was an economic advisor to president george bush. - his mother was an elementary school

here in vegas you can bring your pets.f times people go to cooling centers and they can't take your pets. here in vegas, you can take your pets. they're not concerned about brown-outs or black-outs. they have more capacity now. so the grid should be fine for a city which basically runs on air-conditioning among other things. take a look at the forecast today. again, vegas, today and tomorrow, up around 117. that would tie their all-time record. their records go back only to 1937. death valley may get to 130. if they get to 130 between now and monday, that would be the hottest temperature on the planet since july of 1913 and that was also in death sraerblgs the same month they set the world record at 134. phoenix today, 118. the fourth hottest day on record. that's 10 degrees above average. yesterday, salt lake city, how about this, hottest june day on record in salt lake city at 105 degrees. very hot here in the southwest. we will start to see some cooling by the middle of next year. temperatures here in vegas will still r

vegas, possibly 116. 117 is the highest ever. we have expressive heat warnings anywhere you see the red. but the yellows are the heat advisories. the high pressure will drift farther to the north. we will see the heat build in the pacific northwest over the next couple of days and into the triple digits. not as used to it in that area. here's the highs. 128 in death valley. 124 in lake haaf view and 116 in vegas. tomorrow, maybe a couple of degrees cooler, phoenix getting to 114. but we are warmer farther off toot northwest. phoenix, 111. very hot, above the average, but better than yesterday. but the heat builds off to the north. take a look at tomorrow's high temperatures, 89 in seattle and 99 in missoula, montana. you can see the heat, building off to the north. dallas, cooling down just a little bit, which will be welcome news. we have heavy rainfall in the east coast forecast. we have been dealing with a pattern, socked in the with -- in with the showers and thunderstorms. we will see more of that. take a look at radar forec

as you know, sometimes in vegas people drink to excess. it makes you more dehydrated and it makes you a little bit more vulnerable to heat exhaustion. >> reporter: in phoenix, temps near 120, they have ice for the monkeys. fish-sicles for the keeping the big cats cool. and the melon is frozen for those big guys. i don't think we're going to hit that all-time record high, but i do think we could get to 130 degrees in death valley. if we hit 130, it will have been almost a century. >> all right, ginger zee, reporting in from some really hot towns tonight. >>> now we turn to the question, who is leaking the nation's top secrets? surprising news of another investigation in washington. this time the name in the news is a top ranking former general. abc's senior justice correspondent pierre thomas on the story that stunned a lot of people. ♪ >> reporter: james "hoss" cartwright. marine, fighter pilot, retired four-star general. >> do what is right. >> reporter: until 2011, the number two ranking officer at the pentagon. >> you're a great patriot

vega keeps using that word because laura's law is an upfront tool before somebody needs crisis. if they are proven to be a danger to themselves or someone else, a judge tries to get a treatment team and they try to talk with this person and figure out a way for them to stay out of the hospital. we have forced treatment, we have 51/50. my son has been through 51/50 numerous times. he's been slammed with this. this is a horrible experience. laura's law is a tool, only a tool that may help. for whoever can help, and thank god they don't to have go through the other part. i would say the same thing as this officer said is that some people can't help themselves. the not civil to sit here and watch people lose their lives. i can tell you that. i have been in groups for 4-and-a-half years. i have heard many family members. their children are losing their lives, families are in severe stress. we have to find something else. not our 51/50, not our 52/50s. we are waiting for people in crisis before we do it. thank you, eduardo i want to give you a chance to elaborate on it. we heard basic

. >>> bikers were out on a joy ride last week in las vegas. pay close attention to this silver car on the side of the road. these bikers believe that this silver car was taunting them. watch right here in this moment. the silver car, the chevy cavalier pulls to the right. >> [ bleep ]. >> the cavalier clipped this biker. that rider is chris luca. the silver car keeps on going. all of the bikers try to stay up with him and stay around him. then the star starts slamming on brakes and then speeding up. this actually gets much more terrifying. now according to the riders, they were headed into the tunnel near the airport in las vegas. >> whoa! >> oh, no, he just clipped a motorcyclist. >> you saw him pull over, change lanes and in the process not -- not one, but two bikers knocked off of their motorcycles. the car keeps going. >> oh, wow. >> they stuck with them long after the alleged hit and run happened. there's a second video. you can see the moment these motorcyclists box this driver in at the airport parking lot. but he still gets away. accor

vegas stays at 117. that's going to be dangerous. the cops and the hospital workers are prepped and ready. and extreme heat goes to the northwest, too. it does not just stop in the southwest. boise, 100 today. spokane, 90. i will have much more in your nation's weather. of course, there's been some severe weather. we've even got some below-average temperatures to talk about. dan? >> thank you, ginger. incredible numbers. as you say, not just a one-day deal. >>> now, to president obama, who has landed in south africa, where he just held a news conference with the president of that country. also today, he is meeting privately with family members of the former president, nelson mandela. mandela, as we all know is in the hospital, in critical condition. and abc's ron claiborne is in pretoria right now. ron, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you, dan. as you know, the president, president obama, had hoped, had wanted to meet with nelson mandela at the hospital with me. that's not going to happen. the white house releasing

vegas, will get extremely hot.here, the hottest they'll get on sunday is 93. they've kind of out of this. phoenix currently, they're still sleeping but it's 94. here's the temperature. 118 today. 116. 113. by wednesday, it's still 110 to give you some perspective. and vegas should be on the average at 102. phoenix should be 107. right now, 92 degrees in las vegas. you can see breaking records, the high. 115 was the older record. today expecting 116, 117, all flirting with records that are dating back to about 1994. here's what carol was talking about, the normal high in death valley is 114. today, 128. now, the all-time record as we were saying was 134 almost 100 years ago. so look at these temperatures. you know, just off the charts. i was going to put up a graphic, drink plenty of water, don't exercise at 3:00. we know that. you're not jogging in black outfit sweats at 3:00. >> do you feel like doing anything when it's 118 degrees? >> no. >> and i'm thinking that a lot of air conditioners are going out. that thos

right now at this hour, 95 degrees in las vegas. and i want to show you what we're going to see today, 116. so, a record yesterday. we'll see a record today. and look, right until thursday still 112. las vegas on the average should be at 103, so this is well above it. 97 right now in phoenix. average for you is 107. and look it. record yesterday and we'll certainly see records, 109 by thursday. so, that's the first day we get out of the 110 category. salt lake city, not to leave you out, because it's not just the desert southwest. average 109 and tuesday 103. but until friday, guys, that's when salt lake city gets to 96. so, this really intense heat is just really here to stay. >> wow. >> 96 is like the relief temperature. >> finally, great! >> they have a lot of sneakers melting on the pavement there. not to mention the eggs. they fry eggs, too. >> of course. i love to watch that. >> alexandra, thank you so much. >>> from extreme heat to severe floods, look at this. damage caused by several days of heavy rain in upstate new york. a

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in las vegas, law enforcement has to not only defend the las vegas metro area which includes the fab las las vegas strip with more dense -- fabulous las vegas strip with more densely populated hotel rooms but has high density areas outside the city, like the las vegas motor speedway and the hoover dam, a source of electrical power for more than one million people across the southwestern united states. so, mr. chairman, today i have a very simple amendment to the bill. the amendment decreases funding under four different accounts as outlined previously and redirects those amount to the urban area security initiative for the purpose of funding the program to the top 35 eligible metropolitan areas. i recognize, mr. chairman, as our debt continues to increase and you must work to rein in wasteful spending and i recognize all the funding in the world isn't going to prevent every attack, but in this case, don't we think the safety and well-being of our cities and communities, our families are worth the expense? don't you believe they are worth our support? our constitution states that our

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cool, he's flying his friends to vegas.s making his friend in the back -- >> some dudes head up to the rooftop. what do you think they do next? hey, look what's up here. water and really long flat surface. see if the rooftop slip and slide is fun or a fail on "right this minute." >>> looking at gullies on the surface of mars. this fascinated people at nasa and they thought, gullies are similar to ones on earth. the ones on earth end differently. you see debris aprons that widen at the bottom pop on mars they kind of end. let's fix out why that happened. >> frozen carbon dioxide accumulates on the surface and some of the accumulation will compress down and form ice slabs and ice blocks. we bought frozen carbon dioxide, dry ice blocks and saw what happened. >> first start with a piece of ice. not very far. piece of wood, not very far. watch what happens when they use frozen carbon dioxide. it keeps sliding. when the block of frozen carbon dioxide hits the warm sand, a cushion of air is formed and lifts the block of ice and sl

becky quick is in las vegas this morning.tures, see how the market is setting itself up. we have green arrows. nasdaq up about 19 and the s&p 500 looking a little over 11 points. let's get through some of the headlines. a potential takeover deal that could have implications here in the u.s. the uk's voda phone approached cable deutsche land. it's fueling speculation that vodaphone might be more willing to sell its 45% stake in verizon wireless to partner verizon. that's a story we'll watch. proxy firm iss is recommending that sprint shareholders vote for improved takeover offer from japan's bank. revised bid is 21.6 billion, that's a billion and a half higher than the prior offer. and carlisle group is seeking to raise up to $4 billion for a new real estate fund according to "the wall street journal." one of the largest real estate-related funds since the financial crisis. >> hp discover conference taking place in las vegas. the chief information officers from the top companies are gathering to talk innovation and new product

he'll make just 150,000 a year in las vegas. mcdodged becomes the second -- mcdonald becomes the second public safety leader to step down. in january chris moore retired as the san jose police chief. >>> time now is 6:07. let's go right out to sal. i ordered the friday light earlier. we'll see if he's delivering. one of the viewers posted on my facebook does sal deliver. pressure's on. >> the pressure's on and i would have to say that yes a little bit claudine. for the most part we're doing well. there are a couple of things out there where you will see slowing. we're off to a good start on this friday. let's take look at what we have now with some of these pictures. this is highway 4 to the willow pass grade. the traffic here is not that bad. it's moving along nicely here, no problems. westbound 24 is moving along pretty well, getting through. and the traffic continues to look pretty good if you are driving to the tunnel. i want to mention that traffic is going to be light in san jose. i was just talking on the phone with some

set in the odds in vegas on the gulf is here.hey might be made in legal marijuana. we don't want the government listening to your phone calls, there is an app for that. we have the man who sells it. and the number we are watching that tell a lot of our interest rates and the housing market. here it comes. ♪ stuart: 3.98% is the latest rate on 30-year fixed rate mortgages from freddie mac. as near to 4% as you are going to get. in new york today. not sunny vegas. 4%. is that going to slow down the housing recovery? >> assuming there are houses to buy, i don't think so. people who lost everything will be willing to pay that 4% thinking back four, five, seven years ago what they were paying. if they qualify for the loans i think they'll still get into it if they want to own a home. the inventory is very bad. in las vegas and florida the hedge funds are buying everything. if you wanted to buy a home right now in vegas you cannot buy it unless it is a newly built home. to buy the short sale properti properties, real estate home proper