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

temperatures yesterday 84 in vegas and 86 in phoenix. and looking at the forecast in the days ahead, vegas is starting to get a little toasty. a little above average but you know it's not far away once you start heading towards may. 90-degree temps. throughout saturday, sunday, look at monday into tuesday. so the heat is on. it's time to hit the pool if you're going to vegas. >> that famous view when you're landing into the airport in vegas. >>> "pain & gain" is looking to flex some puzzle at the box office this weekend. the film stars mark wahlberg and the rock get in trouble as they lie, cheat and steal for the american dream. >>> officials found unidentified drugs and a stun gun, but lucky for bieber, no arrests were made. >>> this week gwyneth paltrow was named the most beautiful woman in the world. 77% of respondents said no, gwyneth is not the most beautiful woman of the year. bill? >> not bad, 23%. if 23% are saying that she is, that's pretty good. >> that's right. glass half full is what i want to say. >>> finally, "the price is

he is due to be sent from los angeles to las vegas by may 10. a status hearing is set for next wednesday. he is accuse of shooting a man. his car crashed into a taxi, killing the driver and a passengers. >>> scientists are expressing excitement about a nasa project supported by the president. ktvu's robert handa is live where scientists talked about studying astroids is crucial. >>> the presidented -- >> reporter: the president said it should be a higher budget priority than returning to the moon and today many say it is a spart decision, especially -- smart decision, especially if we can to go deeper into space. >> reporter: nasa wants to make the initiative reality. the $1.5 million project could send a space capture to redirect a largasttroid to orbit near the moon and they will send scientists to the asteroid to study it. he led an expedition when a meat crashed 5 -- meteor crashed five years ago. >> one type of astroids tells a story about the earth, how did things became the way they are at the moment. >> reporter: a spokeswoman said the m

>> well, las vegas is firmly on its way back already.it over 40 million visitors to las vegas this year. we get our confidence based on the fact that we finished 2012 on a very high note. we're off to a very good start here in 2013. las vegas is a value destination. people are traveling. gas prices are lower. and we're finding more and more people visiting our resorts. and we feel that if we invest this type of capital, we can generate better returns. we're going to spend in las vegas this year as a company about $300 million with new restaurants, new nightclubs, new entertainment, and this park -- and we believe that that will yield better returns than we've had in the past when we've had to build from the ground up. liz: i look at this, and you're saying it'll create about 1500 new jobs, plus the construction, all of it seems to be a real generator here. tell me what you're trying to attract now. i would imagine it's the family customer because part of the problem is ve gas seems so exciting with the shows, but kids can't go anywhere n

vegas is a bunch of -- >> it is not just vegas. happened in new york too.e part-time so when i fly and i have a southern accent and i get in a taxi and if they can, my apartment on 56 and broadway, if they can they will take me to the midtown tunnel. i will tell them where i want them to go. adam: would be to caddy in new york? dennis: 20. adam: moving on to a downer, donald trump fleeced this anti windfarm add, now britain's standard advertising agency insists that it be pull saying the ad is misleading and can't be substantiated. what do you think? >> sticking to an obnoxious american and i'm standing up for the donald. >> really? he needs to get his ducks in a row. just doesn't want to ruin the view of his golf resort. dennis: investors' money, has every right to worry about that. >> they have every right to would build a wind farm. adam: they killed birds. dennis: and that hair do. >> so much hair spray on it, not going anywhere. adam: thank you, thank you for joining us. that is all the money we have got today but we will see you tomorrow. gerri willis

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 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 basicall

it was 102 in phoenix yesterday. 99 in las vegas. that 99, that's the warmest temperature you've ever had in april. so we're going to have another warm day today but not quite as hot through the desert southwest. there's actually a lot of cold air spilling down through the rockies into idaho and wyoming. the cool air will push a little bit of that hot air out. mild in the coming days. much of california, still stuck in the clouds along the southern california coast. here's how we look temperatures this morning. notice the contrast. still very warm in vegas and also phoenix. like midsummer temperatures to start your day. look to your north. boise's at 37. there is cold air in the northern portions of the rockies. today's forecast, much cooler in boise than anywhere else. but still another very warm, if not hot, day from phoenix to tucson all the way into vegas. that's your national forecast. now here's a look at the weat b warm day for you. 82 and sunny. >>> doesn't look like many chances of rain, but it looks like hot temperatures wi

adam: moving on, since city, las vegas, love las vegas, cashing in on your right to the airport.d a cab in las vegas if you're going to be stripped of. and audit shows taxicab drivers take tourists on the scenic route to and from the airport, overcharging tourists likyours truly, nearly $15 million last year. i use a process? adam: dennis: you go to vegas to get fleeced and they are far worse at kennedy airport and new york and the worst in the world. gas is a bunch of -- >> it is not just vegas. happened in new york too. i only live here part-time so when i fly and i have a southern accent and i get in a taxi and if they can, my apartment on 56 and broadway, if they can they will take me to the midtown tunnel. i will tell them where i want them to go. adam: would be to caddy in new york? dennis: 20. adam: moving on to a downer, donald trump fleeced this anti windfarm add, now britain's standard advertising agency insists that it be pull saying the ad is mleading and can't be subantiated what do you think? >> sticking to an obnoxious american and i'm standing up for the donald. >

cheryl: lots of money on your vegas business, that is stuff. >> the prediction is vegas coming up andoom only -- cheryl: you have any mobile apps, the mobile apps gets you deals when they get there and that is the beauty about iphones and everything else. >> exactly. as soon as you land you pull up your apps and show you all the restaurants and entertainment available. and landing. cheryl: thank you very much. dennis: copper traded at an 18 month low and gold bounced back after hitting a low earlier this week. was good to the trading pits of the cme and phil flynn. >> they are scratching back here, both higher on the day, something i haven't seen for a few days but if you look at what is going on in the metals right now we have a good option in spain easing some concerns and the weak data out of the u.s. driving down the dollar a little bit, but make no mistake, this is an uneasy rally. this market is far from turning around at this point, there's a lot of nervousness, global central bankers talking about concerns that prices are falling too fast and we could be getting into a situati

janine de la vega was the first reporter on the scene and joins us with an update, janine de la vega? >> reporter: this is unincorporated east san jose and they say it is a rough neighborhood. sheriff's deputies were investigating at the intersection of this area and they believe this started as a shooting and so far one victim has been found but they are not sure if the victim they found is a suspect as well. deputies say at 3:15 neighbors started calling 911 after hearing mullet pet -- multiple gun shouts. they found bloody clothes and a cell phone. they found three young men in their 20s crashed behind a -- crouched behind a red car related to the incident. one man was found with a stab wound behind his ear and he was taken to the local hospital. >> during the altercation gunshots were fired and we have a man who has a stab wound in his head, he has tattoos heavily around his body indicating he is a gang member and it is still a puzzle. >> again no shooting victim was found and even though neighbors heard gunshots in the area and that's why investigators believe there are other riv

we're seeing more people coming to las vegas. a record in terms of tourism this year. they're spending more money, thankfully. occupancy rates are moving up. gaming volumes are rising and the cream is rising to the top. so our largers competitors, caesar's, venetian, and ourselves are getting a lion's share of the market and i expect that continue is going to continue. >> the issue moving forward is the amount of money that everybody is investing given that you're so heavily exposed in vegas. we have denting and sls. they're also going to develop new casino resorts. will the demand be able to absorb the supply? susquehanna ran some figures as to what it could mean to you moving forward, that excess supply. they say it could cost you $1.60 a share in equity value. that's 11% downside to their price target of $15. what would you say to that analysis? >> well, as an ex-analyst i'd have to say that's flawed. and the answer is that the billions of dollars that have already been invested here in las vegas by ourselves an our competitor

janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> time is now 6:04. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting last night. an unidentified man was found around 10:00. stray bullets hit an acc transit bus maybe even a house. nobody on that bus was hurt and the investigation goes on and so far no arrests have been made so far. >>> in our continuing coverage of the killing of an 8-year-old girl leila fowler, authorities say they will not rest until the person who did this to her is arrested. alex savage is there where they are planning a vigil, alex? >> reporter: classmates are just trying to heal after this senseless crime and what they are doing is creating memorials. you can see they are paying tribute to the popular third grader and they spent the day tying pink and purple ribbons to the fence, those were her favorite colors and some students wrote notes to her. there will be sheriff's deputies patr ngnerally lend just as -- jenny lend just as they were yesterday. the eighth-year-old's parents stood behind sheriff's deputies but decided it wo

reporting live, janine janine de la vega, -- janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> the ownersuniversal preschool are facing felony charges. they are accused of swaddling babies up to 11 months old so tight think they could not move and could not breathe. they did it to force them to sleep. >> they did it so tight it was like a bow-constrictor tightening around a chest and stomach. >> they had several other licensing violationels. >>> they were forced to hire private security. deer valley high school and antioch experienced three consecutive days of bomb threats. coming up, how the recent threats might make the school year last longer. >>> just turned to 5:39, a lot of people may be watching 880. >> so far things are great and i am looking at chp but i am not finding a lot which is good news for drivers and as you can see, we do occasional have some -- occasionally have some quiet mornings and today we will just enjoy it. 580 looking good in oakland and it's getting steadily slower in some areas. westbound bay bridge is not all that bad as you head west to the toll plaza and th

he is accused of rear-ending a van near mesquite which is 80 miles northeast of las vegas.r adults and a 14-year-old girl were killed and two other family members were injured. >>> time now 6:48, sal, where do you begin in you have horrible stuff happening in the commute this morning. >> that's right, this is the venetia bridge -- let's start again 780 eastbound military west, eastbound heading towards the bridge and the crash occurred about an hour ago military west and they are doing an investigation and it is a fatal crash. 880 westbound to highway local 4 to help you get back to the east and highway for the traffic is moving a long well. if you are watching at home, you can go to the twitter account and i will post some alternate routes as well. i think people may be having trouble getting through because we had a mess on the east shore freeway because of some earlier problems. they are recovering a little bit but we had a couple of fender benders to start the morning off and we had traffic going well into richmond. >>> traffic is lessening towards the san jose area and

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let's get another perspective on this from eduardo very big vega. you have been forthright to discussions about treatment and in your chronicle about laura's law that you think the need to help the vast majority of people who do want treatments. but aren't there cases as we are hearing today that force treatment is necessary? >> well, so i have been working in mental health field for about 22 years various places across the country. i have worked in crisis programs here and in new york city and pretty much ever phase of program there is. i have been a suicide prevention interventionist, i guess after this, the one thing i want to say that force is not treatment. one thing that we have learned in the community mental health system which was set up in the 60s partly to answer the need for social justice around mental health is that people respond to dignity and fair treatment. and the -- as an example of the -- i think that the psych so physiology is that it's still very coneject ral. that doesn't really matter. the one thing that i have realized in w

and those winds are howling through las vegas. and eventually down through arizona. look at this map. it shows you in blue the darker blue is the advisories. the light blue is the wind warning. we either have wind warnings or advisories for about two-thirds of areas of the west including warnings around the vegas area. so just be careful out there driving, especially through the mountain passes or open, exposed areas. a lot of blowing stuff in the desert areas. and then the snowfall forecast, just a little left in there. northern nevada, also the wasatch range of the mountains of utah and then a full-fledged snowstorm for utah out for areas from wyoming through colorado tonight. so the forecast for today, the storm moves through. it's windy. not a lot of rain out there. a chance of maybe a stray thunderstorm in areas like phoenix. don't get that too often in your forecast. that's a look at your national forecast pattern has completely switched. the rockies now will be the stormy spot. >>> doesn't look like any huge rain events on the west coast this week. it looks li

not bad in vegas at 64. phoenix feeling a little warmth at 70. still chilly through many areas from boise through washington and oregon. it is clear as could be. we're in a quiet weather pattern as we go throughout much of this week. clear nights and sunny days. no more big april rainstorms heading through the west. look at the april rainfall total. we've only had a trace of rain in los angeles. we've had very little in vegas. san francisco about a half inch. we did get a good dose of rain throughout this month from portland northwards up into washington state. we really needed it for the water supplies in the central portions of california and the sierra. it didn't happen this year, and it's not going to happen any time soon as you'll have a nice typical spring portland, no complaints of 68 and sunny. 68 and sunny is warmer than many areas in the midwest. >> you're good at this stuff. you should stick with weather. i like it. >> we'll see how it goes. >> i'll stay away, totally wrong based on what you were telling us there. >>> planes delayed be

janine de la vega is live at the scene.tough time getting this truck yup righted. >> reporter: they sure are. these tow truck operators have been here for the past hour and a half. within the last five minutes. another tow truck showed up to help the first one and that's because this cement truck that overturned here, you know, it was fully loaded with cement and it weighs about 80,000 pounds. the cement has settled onto one side. that's us what causing these tow truck drivers getting it upright. this all happened at about 6:30 this morning. the driver of the cement truck was trying to come around to the 280 southbound connector onto 101 and the chp thinks he either was speeding or possibly the load was too heavy. it shifted and it caused him to overturn. the driver of the cement truck was rushed to the hospital. but he just has minor injuries. the chp says he's lucky to have survived this accident and that no other vehicles were involved. again, they are working on trying to get this tow truck upright because there's also

janine de la vega is live at the scene.ing a tough time getting this truck yup righted. >> reporter: they sure are. these tow truck operators have been here for the past hour and a half. within the last five minutes. another tow truck showed up to help the first one and that's because this cement truck that overturned here, you know, it was fully loaded with cement and it weighs about 80,000 pounds. the cement has settled onto one side. that's us what causing these tow truck drivers getting it upright. this all happened at about 6:30 this morning. the driver of the cement truck was trying to come around to the 280 southbound connector onto 101 and the chp thinks he either was speeding or possibly the load was too heavy. it shifted and it caused him to overturn. the driver of the cement truck was rushed to the hospital. but he just has minor injuries. the chp says he's lucky to have survived this accident and that no other vehicles were involved. again, they are working on trying to get this tow truck upright because there's

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am i going to janine de la vega? yes, janeane what do you have for us? >> that is all right, steve, as you mentioned, it is wet and the rain has created several problems this morning. janine de la vega is at a crash, she is there and it is too early s the wet roads which caused the crash. >> reporter: we are here on -- we are here and this white lincoln navigator crashed into a palm tree and again the roads are wet. let's go to video which was taken in the lat half hour, no other vehicles were involved in this again and the driver, for some unknown reason, we don't know if it was the slick roads or if alcohol played a factor, she was in her 20s and she crashed into a palm tree and was rushed to the hospital and right now they think it is minor injuries. we have been driving on 880 as well as many and again police and chp have their eyes out and they are watching for traffic accidents and i have also been keeping my eye on the chp incident page to look for accidents and there are not too many here in the south bay and that's actnd -- that is expected to c

slogan, "what happens in vegas stays -- wait, what happened in vegas?" [ laughter and applause ] are we in vegas, man? and finally, u.s. officials have revealed that america is ready to launch cyber attacks of its own. that's right. we have a program that can totally crash someone's computer. it's called microsoft windows. [ laughter ] we have a great show tonight. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have such a fun show tonight. welcome, everybody. thank you for watching. this is our final night of timberweek, you guys. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] justin timberlake has been here all week. he's been amazing. i'm gonna miss that guy. >> steve: oh, he's a delight. >> jimmy: he's just one of the most -- not only is he one of the most talented people, but what a nice guy. and the people around him are just -- >> steve: the people around him are nice. everybody -- >> jimmy: i'm just -- i'm really gonna miss him. i'm sad. my buddy's going away. [ audience aws ] but anyways, he's going to come out and talk to

he is due to be sent from los angeles to las vegas by may 10. a status hearing is set for next wednesday. he is accuse of shooting a man. his car crashed into a taxi, killing the driver and a passengers. >>> scientists are expressing excitement about a nasa project supported by the president. ktvu's robert handa is live where scientists talked about studying astroids is crucial. >>> the presidented -- >> reporter: the president said it should be a higher budget priority than returning to the moon and today many say it is a spart decision, especially -- smart decision, especially if we can to go deeper into space. >> reporter: nasa wants to make the initiative reality. the $1.5 million project could send a space capture to redirect a largasttroid to orbit near the moon and they will send scientists to the asteroid to study it. he led an expedition when a meat crashed 5 -- meteor crashed five years ago. >> one type of astroids tells a story about the earth, how did things became the way they are at the moment. >> reporter: a spokeswoman said the m

janine de la vega will have the investigation on this easter morning scare. >>> a decision could come today on whether the city of stockton could receive bankruptcy protection. it is the first to challenge pension law. they are stopped on money it borrowed in 2007 to pay cal mention. and the bickest debt is the pension obligation. >>> and they are trying to reduce traffic between novato and petaluma. work on the sonoma started two years ago and crews are widening rains. this is costing about 50 million loll lores and most is coming from a transfer day. >> we are looking at traffic in the area. >> right now we are doing pretty well as you get up in the morning but you will see wet roads and that will be the theme here at least for a while on the morning roads and these roads will be a little wet and some may dry off. bay bridge toll has is a and there are no major problems by the way. >>> and getting up to highway 17, we are off to a decent start and i am looking at a couple of fender benders and so far we are doing okay. let's go to sal. the rain come in sunday night and we have rain

. >>> a big vote from the city council, janine de la vega joins us to explain how the city will show its support for gay marriages, good morning janine. >>> right now the city does not have a policy on historic events but last night they felt they needed to raise the rainbow flag in downtown. it will be raised in front of palo alto city hall and they will authorize a city manager to pass the resolution. 76% of voters rejected proposition 8 back in 2008 which defines marriage between a man and woman. nearly two dozen counties including san mateo and marin have opposed prop 8. last week they heard oral arguments of prop 8 and they are expected to make a decision in june which enforces palo alto's support for restoring marriage equality for gays lesbians in california. they don't know exactly when they will raise the flag since the decision was made last night but we plan on asking residents of palo alto how they feel about this decision reporting live in palo alto, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they have released new information in the city's bay view district after being shot by po

. >>> a big vote from the city council, janine de la vega joins us to explain how the city will show its support for gay marriages, good morning janine. >>> right now the city does not have a policy on historic events but last night they felt they needed to raise the rainbow flag in downtown. it will be raised in front of palo alto city hall and they will authorize a city manager to pass the resolution. 76% of voters rejected proposition 8 back in 2008 which defines marriage between a man and woman. nearly two dozen counties including san mateo and marin have opposed prop 8. last week they heard oral arguments of prop 8 and they are expected to make a decision in june which enforces palo alto's support for restoring marriage equality for gays lesbians in california. they don't know exactly when they will raise the flag since the decision was made last night but we plan on asking residents of palo alto how they feel about this decision reporting live in palo alto, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> they have released new information in the city's bay view district after being shot by po

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, vegas, bad habit, vegas. make $80,000 bets on a blackjack hand. retarded. i loved the life. you don't understand what it's like to walk into a casino and have a pit boss and them meet you at the front door, you know what i'm saying, and they're like, comp your room. comp your drinks. comp your dinner. it's like being friggin brittany spears, but not, you know what i am saying? and i just started using drugs like heavily. you can't do drugs the whole time. because then you get all stupid and then you start losing sight. that's what got me caught is that i wasn't paying attention. >> kimbrough is hardly the only woman at maricopa to be brought down by drugs. >> catch them running. catch them running. >> staff is constantly on the lookout for any sign of methamphetamine within the jail. >> this would be srt tearing up the house. >> today, the special response team is searching kimbrough's dorm. it doesn't take long before they find something suspicious. >> i pulled out two of the little small little baggies with

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las vegas police took this video of him in you tube.you see him arriving overnight in las vegas to face charges. kevin cherry jr. was shot and killed in that shooting. >>> a police canine dog helped immigration agents recapture a man that ran to the south bay. immigration officers had taken the man into custody in sunny vale for failing to comply with deportation orders. but the man failed to comply. sunny vale police joined in the search, a police dog located the escapee in a mobile home park. >>> let's go now to our chief meteorologist bill martin. we're talking about this wind but you have a temperature change to talk to us about. >> certainly less wind than yesterday. it was windy and breezier now. but across the country we've got all sorts of weather. we have severe thunderstorms warnings out in the central ohio valley. we've got fire weather warnings here in new mexico. that's because of the strong winds. out west we have a small craft advisory offshore. because the winds are blowing pretty strong. we have small craft advisory in