more than seven times that of vegas. >> did you ever think macau would surpass las vegas by that much? >> it makes perfect sense. the resorts in macau are world-class compared to las vegas. macau has taken off. >> we are talking about the next generation of people from china who have become more affluent. >> siblings lawrence and pansy ho have become leaders in the industry thanks to their father, stanley ho. and sister have a combined net worth of $7 billion. for the last decade, they have met stiff competition. >> they predicted i would not even open. they did not believe somebody else could do something better than they could. >> they underestimated you. >> they grossly underestimated me. >> sheldon adelson has a net worth of $35 billion. much of that wealth made on his macau casinos. the race for macau pits billionaire against billionaire. all vying for the attention of the 1.3 billion chinese to the north. macau is an 11-square mile enclave on the southern coast of mainland china. for over four centuries, it was under portuguese rule. today it is the closest place to china where

. >> only be good for vegas? wouldn't you have to share that $3.5 billion. that's a lot of money. >> the bigger the pot, the more you're getting. >> that's exactly right. when the nba gets it's hat in the ring, yes, the nba then gets its share. but the amount of people who will be able to do it, it will explode. it will be engines exponential. it doesn't mean that there is less gambling done in traditional matters. it just means more people are getting involved, more access to it. adam's future for it is buttons on the website. people have been able to do this over their smart phones. at work, whatever it takes to be able to quote/unquote enjoy sports through gambling, and in a lot of ways it's recognizing the reality that exist. sports league have been so allergic to gambling so long. two reasons. one is the fear that it will tempt players to throw games. that's ridiculous given the current sally climate that exists. and second darely, if you happen to live near a casino or live near vegas you're more susceptibl

criminal history of las vegas.it is quite an interesting museum. this is how the museum begins. a room where you can line up and pretend to be on a criminal lineup. one of you has a long rap sheet, and people think it is hilarious , a lot of cackling and laughter. it is it is not so funny when it actually happens in real life. there is the 13 million americans arrested, only some of whom actually face criminal charges. in recent years some entrepreneurs have made a business of publicizing these mugshots of course public record record documents. for the overwhelming number of people they were in court records. away from the general public. so one chapter in my book talks about the mug shot business. here is -- the chapter looks at a company called busted mugshots. his innovation was to print up a little magazine busted, in austin texas and put funny photos of people and sells it. after he got into this business the expanded to the internet putting people's photos up. the twist of this company was they would coat cod

there is that 31 in vegas.n with numbers this morning when vegas and phoenix are as cold as anchorage. >> do you think they were betting on that in vegas, i don't know. >> i don't know. a little cold. hands are cold. >> thank you, bill. >>> now time for entertainment news. ♪ ♪ ♪ it's 9:00 on a saturday ♪ >> you saw that right. "house of cards" star kevin spacey joins billy joel on stage during the upcoming special on pbs. the library of congress gershwin prize. >> are you impressed? >> i am impressed. i didn't know kevin spacey could do that. >>> remember when gwyneth paltrow and chris split up or as they said they would consciously uncouple back in march? well, paltrow reveals that -- in a february issue of "harper's bazaar uk" that there have been times where she's considered and wondered whether she made the right choice. she went on to say, quote, there are times when i think it would have been better if we had stayed married, but she went on to say the two now have a solid friendship and even live close to

liz: live from the consumer electronics show in las vegas, nevada, we have moved to the las vegas to the other area for the future, 3d printers, the drones and so much more. we decided to come here after spending all day at the convention center yesterday. this is a 211 billion-dollar industry. many of you own the stocks, the companies that we will be talking about this hour. which ones? aol. tim armstrong, the chairman and ceo, one-on-one with him. all those rumors about verizon. are they striking a partnership or acquisition? is that true? we'll ask him how he feels about marissa mayer of yahoo. is aol acquiring yahoo? is the criticism of marissa mayer justified or not? you have to hear what he has to say. 3d printing. it's huge here. the ceo. brand-new photo booth called three d me. let me hold this off. here's a 3d printed dress. a little revealing. you need to wear a slip under it. we'll show you the exciting things. and polar. they've brought an ironman olympian here. all day long he's been doing all three legs of a real ironman triathlon. he did the swim right here. he did the

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colleagues are live in las vegas. tune in for a whole host of interviews with the likes of ford qualcomm ceo and wrapper 50 cent. >>> still to come on the show, we're going to talk about ipos. rocket internet shares have soared over 37% since its ipo. so will european listings continue to take off this year? we discuss. . >>> a global market sell-off. european markets extending losses. >>> wti noe now below $50 a barrel with brent at a fresh 35 1/2 year low. >>> bmw reclaims the crown of top selling luxury vehicle over mercedes. >>> the ceo electronics show kicks off in las vegas. >> i am very proud of all of the employees and the partners we worked with as well who stood up against some of the extortionist actions & that affected sony employees. >>> the composite data which has come in at 5555.4 that's the lowest since may 2013. more importantly for the uk the services pmi has come out at 55.8 down from 58.6. the expectation was for 58.5. so unexpectedly uk services growth has waned to a 19-month low. it still is at

vegas. >> i can't tell you everything that happened in vegas, but i will tell you that the kids at a high school there have invented invariable robots competing across the country and they travelled to china to bring the robots there as well. it's amazing. let's check it [ singing ] >> reporter: there may be high level rivalries between united states and china. but on this day in china, there's nothing of it between the two countries. >> they helped and showed how to get a good team work. >> it's about growing together. it's about helping everyone do what they can at the best of their ability. i think this is something that everyone can learn from. >> young people from china and the united states working side by side sharing a common interest in robots. the team from las vegas, the 987 high rollers, were invited to share their expertise with chinese students. >> you think they'd be more advanced than us and technology. it's not a thing that they had. we went over there and control them. and see what they need to run teams like this. >> it's cool to bring something that we know well a

car show in vegas.k fields is back with liz claman on how his company's cars are becoming more connected than ever. can't miss it. next lori: twenty-four minutes until the closing bell. oil slipping about 4% today. traders bet on a glut in the global oil supply. light sweet crude ended up settle at a five and a half year low. also, president obama promising to veto any bill authorizing the construction of the keystone pipeline. that followed john's bill to approve the pipeline today. well, pipeline backers say they have a backup plan to pass the measure if the president makes good on his veto promise. and representative john boehner was just reelected speaker of the house. he received 216 votes and introduced by minority leader nancy pelosi. third term house speaker. allan landon will be elected to the fed board. the president is expected to make that announcement in the next hour. just about 40 or so, 43 minutes until the closing bell. i'm sorry. twenty-three. my subtraction is pitiful. stocks are cutt

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criminal history of las vegas.it is quite an interesting museum. this is how the museum begins. a room where you can line up and pretend to be on a criminal lineup. one of you has a long rap sheet, and people think it is hilarious , a lot of cackling and laughter. it is it is not so funny when it actually happens in real life. there is the 13 million americans arrested, only some of whom actually face criminal charges. in recent years some entrepreneurs have made a business of publicizing these mugshots of course public record record documents. for the overwhelming number of people they were in court records. away from the general public. so one chapter in my book talks about the mug shot business. here is -- the chapter looks at a company called busted mugshots. his innovation was to print up a little magazine busted, in austin texas and put funny photos of people and sells it. after he got into this business the expanded to the internet putting people's photos up. the twist of this company was they would coat cod

. >> viva las vegas. ♪ >> you are watching "the pulse." we are in london. am guy johnson. >> i am francine lacqua. oil prices continue to fall. the board of for you, if we can. >> staggering numbers. $52. down 1.28%. the implications is being felt in other asset classes. let's talk about what is happening. u.s. 10 year, some they 2014 could be painful in 2015 as well. the u.k. gilts, we will have data out and 9:30 a.m.. it's a solid push below and equities taking a knock. >> that's on the back of energy stocks. and the ftse down by 5%. the 30 day of declines -- the third day of declines. >> the number of the eurozone better than expected. whether that data is enough to move the dial given what crew has done, we will have that story. >> ryan chilcote, what exactly is the benchmark we are looking out for? how low can it go? >> really, brent, the global benchmark, we saw wti fall below 50 and that is the u.s. benchmark. when we see brent hit 50, we know we have a real global story and perhaps a one-off u.s. story. when is that going to happen? that is anybody'

so, in vegas, you have got to go put up the cash to make the bet.>> reporter: as to wolves and sheep... >> in general, the bookie wins. because, you're already losing $10 dollars on every $100 bucks you bet. >> reporter: the bookie's commission. >> most people have no self control, and they're just gonna keep betting and betting and betting on more nonsense. >> reporter: meanwhile, more nonsense back in vegas on sunday; the games were on. eddie ceballos, a diehard seattle fan, was dying hard as his favored seahawks were failing to cover the eight- and- a-half point spread over the green bay packers. >> i did bet on the game, i went with my heart, not with my brain on this one. >> reporter: the thrill of his seahawks coming back to win by six in overtime seemed to overshadow his gambling loss. fellow seattle fan mark barrett and friends were also wearing seahawks gear. and you bet on seattle? >> of course. >> reporter: of course because? >> i'm from seattle. >> this is not rational, this is uniquely human, there's no chimpanzee who could have anythin

coming up, what happens in vegas does not stay in vegas.ng and sony look to make splashes. >> welcome back. it is a: 45 -- 8:45. paying for losses. they comes offer -- off the stock. they complain about being unable to meet targets and it slows job growth. leave financial services company at 18%. they say that the job vacancies in the city rose last year and the increase was fueled by a jump in hiring in the last months of the year. 2014 was a pretty good year for an activist investor according to bloomberg's ranking. the purchasing was the number one spot. the fund returned 32 point 8% on investment last year up from 2013. we are going to talk now. tech goes to vegas. titans of the industry look at the sector's biggest trade show. caroline hyde has the preview. i want a sense of what we get. is it extravagant? does it come with any substance? >> 160,000 people are descending on las vegas, more then there are hotel rooms. they do not want it to get any bigger, they say. interestingly, there will be a big french contingent and startups in la

sought rule is what happens in vegas will not stay in vegas. at least this week. our coverage from the ces continues bright and early in the morning. you can catch live reports from scott beginning at 6:00 a.m. on our morning show "today in the bay," as well as our 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. newscasts tomorrow evening. >> elon musk's spacex company is hoping to make history following tomorrow's space launch but it can't happen until the rocket heads back to earth. it will launch a rocket with a supply capsule with over 5,000 pounds of goods destined for the international space station. when the company returns the commercial space agency will attempt a soft landing onto a platform that is 300 feet by 170 feet wide. the gold goal is tooto try to save the rocket. usually the expensive one-time use rocket detaches and crashes into the ocean but the company's ceo wants to make it reusable. >>> here's one for you. it's a coffee drink americans know little about, and tomorrow it goes mainstream. >> that's because starbucks will add it to the menu something to build its coffee c

>> from "the las vegas review journal." >> a videographer for "the las vegas review journal" newspaperhe scene. >> you could see this house hanging on its edge of the foundation and undercut it, and about a third of the house was completely out in the air. >> all eyes and cameras are on the beige house with white trim. no one is inside. the owner just completed construction and hasn't moved in yet. >> it's not finished yet, nope. >> i just talked to him and he said he just finished painting it and he was laying down the floor. >> there it goes. >> then, the unfinished house is finished forever. >> we knew it was coming. the sound is extremely eeraerie. the cracking, the popping -- >> the house shears off from the garage and falls into the river. >> wow. look at that. look at that. >> it starts floating away but then rams into the neighbor's house. >> when it hit it and spun it around, i thought the house would then kind of fall apart, but it continued down the river. >> everyone is stunned as the well-constructed house stays together. >> the walls were still in tact, the roof was in ta

by the way, that's three people for every single slot machine that you'll find in vegas. if you're wondering how we all stay energized, ces will serve up close to 17,000 cups of coffee this week. if you were to drink one cup of coffee a day, you'd need 47 years to reach that number. now, let's say you wanted to see every product here without ces. with companies representing every part of the planet it would take you 700 million miles worth of travel to test everything. why all the attention on this one show? consumer electronics is already hot, and it continues to play a huge role in our lives. each household in america has, on average, 24 consumer tech products inside. scott budman nbc bay area news. >> that sounds about right, 24 in each of our homes. >> yeah. >> i think i have about 24. >> i feel like i'm in las vegas. i have not been outside at all. and i hear it's beautiful. hazy but beautiful. >> yes. and very unusual. you know, probably a lot of you shaking your head even though you knew the temperatures were coming your way, because it is january. we should have 5

las vegas strip has seen a slight dip in gaming revenues. and this week slot machine maker igt reported a sharp drop in earnings. more visitors are coming to las vegas, and revenue per available room which basically measures how much people are spending overall is up nearly 9%. in other parts of the country, regional gaming companies are not having the same luck a situation which could get worse as the big boys expand east. especially into massachusetts. wynn plans to build a casino outside of boston. >> they want an established level of luxury that we've proven we can deliver here. >> there's china, where most of the gaming revenues come from. and right now, maybe not such a good bet. >> some high rollers are fleeing macau, smoking may be completely banned many long term this could be a good thing. and union gaming thinks more people will want to invest in a market with more scrutiny and accountability. few seem to say maybe about business this year. janney analysts have a buy on mgm. the biggest player on the strip, betting on more visitor

this is "the communicators" on c-span from las vegas. gary shapiro, give us a snapshot of 2015 ces. >> kicks off the year great. the centerpiece super bowl for connoisseurs of innovation. they have all come here. over 160,000 people setting records by every measure for the show. but what is really impressive are the numbers of exhibits but what is being shown here -- the hope for the future. so

hisisn't it amazing that vegas has not bought into this yet?the taxi lobby is stronger in biggest than anywhere else in the world. the head to run away with its tail between its legs. it will be a while before a company like uber can come in and solve the transportation problems at ces. >> in hot pink hummers forever. >> ces used to be about consumer devices. this year, heading into a common set of like the -- heading into it it sounded like it would be all about the internet of things. did you get a sense of where things are moving forward beyond the connected car? >> i will give you three examples. an lg smart watch that was running web os that palm invented. it has been revived. it opened the locks on an audi car. a toothbrush connected to your smart phone via bluetooth that tells you how you are doing. one more -- a french startup, a motorized belt around your waist that loosens when you sit down and titans when you stand up. -- tightens when you stand up. >> i want a cell phone that never runs out of battery. that's all i want. what do you

maybe las vegas. but what about here? >> there is criticism for the project and this is the man in charge of the whole thing. phil will be sitting down with him. >> a project today that everyone got around. of course, bat kid. he is back. he inspired all of us but he also inspired some film makers. we have a live interview this morning in studio with the director of this new project. >> lots coming up. let's get a quick check of your weather forecast today. another cloudy and foggy start. you can't even see the golden gate bridge there from our live camera. and temperatures right now in the upper 40s and lower 50s. it is going to be another relatively cool day around the bay. so cloudy start dense fog in some spots. plenty of clouds and chance of showers north of the golden gate bridge later on today. we'll take a closer look at the seven-day forecast and warm up coming up. here is mark with your headlines. >> protests against alleged police brutality have been continuing around the bay area but not on the kind of scale w

in las vegas, i'm jennifer bjorklund, nbc news. >> jennifer showed us the southwest bag, too. both of us are grossed out about it. scott showed it to us earlier. there's his smiling mug, live reports during our 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. newscasts. still not buying the southwest bag. >> if your butt's been on my purse, i don't want my purse. we'll be right back. >>> puppy love doing wonders for a teen fighting leukemia. >> stuck in a children's hospital in phoenix, and the only thing that made him feel better was visits from a service dog until a family friend started a facebook page full of dog photos. that took off. now a small group has a half million photos of dogs from people around the world. still has three years of treatments left, so says the photos make it that much easier. the whole world jumping in with pictures of their dogs. >> my kids wanted to upload pictures of the dog, what are you talking about? he is cute maybe we'll do it. thanks for joining us next newscast at 5:00. see you tomorrow. >> get the latest at nbcbayarea.com. us today on "access hollywood live". bachel

paulina vega era miss universo.elicitaron, sofÍa vergara, shakira, juanes y hasta james desde madrid. >> demuestra que en colombia tenemos mujeres inteligentes, trabajadores, que perseveran ante los obstÁculos y ademÁs de eso muy bonitas. >> los que saben de reinas aseguran que con la elecciÓn de paulina vega tambiÉn se despegÓ lo que parecÍa ser un hechizo que sÓlo dejar a las reinas colombianas hasta el segundo lugar, fueron cuatro bis reinas en menos de 15 aÑos. >> aquÍ se juntaron muchÍsimas cosas. muchas variables las estrellas se alinearon y tuvimos a una mujer espectacular representÁndolos la corona por fin. >> la nueva miss universo le dijo los colombianos que su regreso al paÍs es incierto que por ahora iba a recibir su primer premio un lujoso apartamento en la torre de donald trump. >> bien por ella y por todos los colombianos. >> sÍ. >> muy guapa. >> felicidades bella chica. ♪ >> televisa presenta... ♪ fui quien daba todo por ti ♪ ♪ (risas) >> hermano, tenemos que hablar! >> lo que pasa con mi hermano no

at the consumer electrons show in las vegas nevada, 11:00 a.m. here on wall street and "squawk alley" is live. >>> welcome. joining us this morning is kevin o'leary. jon fortt live at the consumer electronic show in las vegas. kayla tausche as always. markets getting volatility here. up some 75 points or so. stocks down now 45 or so. with a day the stocks had hoped to bounce back after yesterday, the worst day in three months. below back below 50 a barrel. the low for the session, 48.47. relief is not in sight in crude. >> and moves in the dollar as well and the bond market, the ten year now below 2%. when we talked to art cashin last month and asked if we'd retest the lows he said yes. and a lot of people thought he was wrong on that. when you have volatility and flight to safety, that is where you see it. >> bill gross weighing in and a time for deflation. central banks lose their fire power. kevin, give me pack rmacro thou for how we should think about 2015. >> right there the dichotomy. the big gross camp saying ten year down and indication f

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. >> what is the read in vegas on this? >> these devices, the watch, sometimes you clip them to yourself. they have gotten extremely cheap. well under 100 bucks if you are buying them off brand and they are all other the place. i think the issue is what are the best sensors you can get into these. the ones that are really cheap don't have heart rate monitoring. everybody saying heart rate monitoring from a wrist at an athlete level isn't possible. so if apple can come out with a watch and show yes athletes happy with heart rate monitoring from the wrist they can make a quality argument i think others aren't making. >> the other is fitness as category and health tracking as a category, is it a painkiller or a vitamin. pun intend. is it something really needed? or is it technology basically looking for growth. >> samsung, if google, apple? are all these people looking for a category to create when the demand might not be so fervent really. >> you were messaging this morning. a new -- is it a software from under armour? >> und

it is at the consumer electronics show in las vegas.e tv makers are hoping to break ground in las vegas but ultimately to join the crowds in show rooms and to have consumers actually pick up these television screens. the question is whether ultrahigh definition television or four k television as it is also known, will also work with televisions. the experts are thinking perhaps not now, at least not while these screens are pretty pricey. >> this is just a very, very clear image on your screen isn't it? >> pretty much. maybe not enough to make people fork out for some of the sometimes quite steep prices. some of these cost up to 1000 euros or even more than 1000 euros, i should say. charlotte was taking a closer look and they are pretty much in convinced -- unconvinced that four k will work with consumers. >> the future of television, also manufacturing hope. at the consumer electronics show in las vegas, unveiling several ultrahigh definition television's. >> samsung is advancing uhd. >> lg is the only company that is able to put this i

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this las vegas -- [applause] this las vegas complex will reduce costs and provide better service to our business community. nevada also leads through service. i proclaim 2014 to be the year of the veteran. this was part of the green zone initiative nevada's nationally recognized veterans services effort. over the last two years our veteran cemeteries have received millions of dollars in grants to continue to provide dignity honor and respect for our fallen heros. we doubled, all of us, we doubled the number of veteran service officers. and as a result, nevada veterans have received an additional $50 million annually, tripling the amount from three years ago. [applause] unfortunately, our southern nevada veterans home is at capacity. and northern nevadans have no veterans home of their own. my budget includes $14 million in bond funds to build the northern nevada veterans home. [applause] our veterans deserve nothing less. seated among us tonight are six veterans, each representing a different conflict from our nation's history. and they embody the spirit of how nevada leads. radioman fi

[screaming] >> that operator was in vegas.n's home south of portland oregon. deputies got there in time to rescue the woman but say it was the telemarketer who saved her life. >>> on this day in 1835 something tried to kill an american president for the first time. a guy walked up to andrew jackson with two pistols but thaw both misfired. this president accused his opponents of hiring the gunman. historians say the man was probably mentally ill. he spent the rest of his life in an institution, and old hickory dodged twohçr8 m]oojoov4)ñ+c g[[fç9?Ñ,ççó bullets, 180 years ago today. >>> when news breaks out we'll break in because breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. the dow has been weird all week. today it's -- you know, it's in the toilet again. touching on 1 town there. give it time. seems to be finnicky lately. enjoy the super bowl. >> mitt's not in and today he told me why, and why he is very comfortable not being in. not because he volunteered it but because -- well, because i asked him about it. we caught

>> take days in las vegas. how fun? >> i know. >> is that would be a cool gig to have for a reporter for sure. >>> still in effect in san francisco the traffic alert. should be roping lanes very shortly and picking up cones. in the meantime chp has been tweeting giving us updates, kudos to them. here's the latest one. noting the breaking news from san francisco. southbound 280 is closed at 101 about to leave your house trying to get out of the city. but there's the picture and then actually taking the distraught man the suspect into custody safely. so yeah they're going to be reopening that stretch here by 5:30. that's the latest worldment in the meantime use -- word. in the meantime use the amount gnat. in the meantime. here's a look at highway 29. near the napa lake county border they just reopened all lanes and there was an overturned truck if for a while the freeway -- highway was shut down. right now they just reopened lanes within the last five mine. 880 in oakland is fine. do notice some flashing lights there in

ktvu's janine de la vega is there. coming up in minutes, she will tell us how two other students actually caught the suspect for police. good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." it's wednesday, january 28th. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. >> let's talk about your weather and traffic. >> could -- we could sure use some rain. in san francisco, unless there is a .01 of drizzle, it will be the driest. that's for sure. the question is will they get any measurable precip? right now it's zero. it's been declining. five straight years and falling off the table since 2012. last year was the driest ever. it will be sunny. high clouds, tropical clouds. another low may impact us friday or sauent. more on that. 60s on the temps. sal, are we still okay? >> we're doing okay at the macarthur maze. you will see that traffic is doing okay. this sa relatively good morning. you will be waiting your usual amount. northbound 280 getting up to highway 17. the traffic is a little bit slow as you drive through. i want to mention that 6

more than seven times that of vegas. >> did you ever think macau would surpass las vegas by that muchkes perfect sense. the resorts in macau are world-class compared to las vegas. macau has taken off. >> we are talking about the next generation of people from china

the consumer electronics show going out right now in vegas.wcases what could be the next big thing. we showed you the latest wearable technology. let's check in with liz claman. liz. liz: gerri, i'm checking with my polar wristband how many steps i've taken in the first day alone. 10,400 steps because this is 2 million square feet of space in a total of vegas 15 miles of show space. we want to show you some of the gadgets that we've actually picked up and seen and said this is cool. we think gerri would like this one. this is called the stella clutch. it looks like a clutch purse. has space for your lip gloss and mirror. why is this at the consumer electronics show? turn it around. it's a wireless speaker. see that. play whatever you want. it is bluetooth and $149. then this is called the ishower. do i need to explain what this is? it'sit's a device, goes in your shower. it's bluetooth. hooks up to your phone. talk to people on the phone while you you're in the shower. it's $100. and finally, take a look at this, this is called the proton pron

before a company named las vegas sands. not much about las vegas. they didn't want to talk about it. casino revenues down 14%. they said hey, hats off to the competitors. no change in strategy in las vegas right now. >> thank you very much, jane. a lot of the other gaming stocks in the after hour sessions with exposure to macau are trading higher. >> i think all of these guys have said this. they look cheap. they are not cheap. you talk about competition, all of these new openings. they will be under significant margin pressure. i think it is too early. >> if you look at the charts, they all look identical. singapore is a revenue stream that none of the other names have. if you go under revenue you don't see it with any other company. if you are go to take a bet i would go with las vegas sands. >> just because of singapore? >> 3 billion. >> 9 billion in macau. 3 billion in singapore. united states, 2 billion. >> just so you are not tied to one or the other. >> does that tell you that the pie is growing? they all move up together? >> i think they can

tourists didn't want to spend vegas vacation in court.y three passengers chose to press complaints. they just wanted to get to their hotels. duh! plan b big signs, each enumerates proper taxi fares for every conceivable trip using approximately twice as many words as it took ronald reagan to tear down the berlin wall, and almost as long it took the taxicab authority tro years to put up the signs. all things take time said the administrator. even then that effort was pointless, 7% of people read the signs. so goliath implemented plan c, the big spreadsheet. this didn't do the trick either. cheating was worse than ever. so plan d, the pdf, goliath asks to you print out the long route voluntary witness statement, complete sworn affidavit in the view of a public notary. ross officer a few insider tips to keep in mind when taking a cab in vegas. carry a desktop computer, printer, envelope stamps a fax machine and notary. and note the driver's full name permit number and physical appearance if you don't have the information memorized, ask the d

ktvu janine de la vega just talked with firefighters. she will have the latest information coming up. >> good morning. we are looking at a commute where traffic is actually doing okay. a little bit of slowing in some of these lanes. but we will take a look at this and also the east shore freeway. >> some fog but it's mainly favoring areas out to the east. not so much near the coast which will be a beautiful mid 60s on some of these temps. we'll take a look at those forecasted highs. >>> we are live in downtown san jose where a three alarm fire is burning at a warehouse. we will tell you about concern for power lines coming down. >>> plus license plate readers are coming soon to the city of san carlos. we'll tell you how the police department plans to use the technology. >> traps that may have been set intentionally. the dangerous discovery made at a homeless camp. >> plus a plot to poison house speaker john boehner. the bartender now under arrest. all ahead on ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> good morning. these are live pictures from ou

the new miss universe paulina vega. good morning. >> uh how are you?peaking spanish ] >> you look gorgeous. how is it going? >> i have the crown. >> yes. >> what want to put it on i don't know. >> yes. i didn't get to put it on. this is newly made for you. you oozed confidence from the start. did you have nerves that night? >> oh yeah a little bit. when i was in the top 5 i was pretty calm. i felt like a winner. >> you definitely looked like a winner. can we show the moment. this is where i knew you had it locked up. gavin mcgraw singing his song. you come down the flames burst behind you right on time. >> i know. >> you take his hand and there it is. look at the flames. they burst behind you. you come down. he's escorting you. you decide to sing along with him and what locked it up the hair flip. there it is. right there. didn't it make you nervous to have gavin mcgraw serenading you? >> it was so much fun. the whole point. just having fun, be natural be mement. >> when it came to the judges' question and the facebook question, you used an interpreter