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some things that happen in vegas , he says, should stay in vegas.e: sometimes you lose the experience. in a 3000 room hotel, sometimes people have to walk for five minutes or 10 minutes just to go to their rooms. asians are not used to that. betty: do you understand the chinese tourist naturally more, because you are chinese versus sheldon adelson or steve wynn? lawrence: i think that is an advantage we would have as well. i was born in hong kong. spent time in hong kong and macau. at the same time was educated in north america. i get a good sense of the best of both worlds. the formation of melco crown 10 years ago was based on that belief. how do i marry the best of the east with the best of the west? betty: it is easy to see the asian touches when you walk around his companies. the dragons. the statue. the feng shui that he incorporates into the layout. lawrence: when we first started, it was gold and iron metal bars. it resembled the bamboo, but then feng shui came in and said no, no. it has to be real. betty: but adelson, who once called himsel

inat has las vegas inspired you? how have the casino moguls in las vegas helped you in terms of inspiration in macau? lawrence: i think many times in asia, a lot of people built slowly and are more conservative. when you go to las vegas, and you see the mega-resorts, the 3000, 5000 rooms, shows and theaters and nightclubs, my philosophy is like that. go big or go home. having seen that that is workable and doable, that is how i developed "city of dreams." betty: big vision. lawrence: big vision, and we need to give our customer something they have not seen before. it is about being more innovative. and being bigger and better. betty: bigger, better, and wetter. part of his vision is attracting customers through live performances, including this acrobatic experience called "house of dancing water." it is the crown jewel of city of dreams. five days a week, 3.7 million gallons of water flow through the custom-built stage as actors dance, dive, and dazzle a captivated audience. building it was a huge gamble. it premiere

well, las vegas has a legendary history.nd every once in awhile, a house goes on the market that lets us step back in time and see that history up close. ♪ >> here we are at las vegas country club. in the '70s one of the most exclusive areas in las vegas. and i'm standing in front of lefty rosenthal's home. when you mention lefty's name, put it right next to tony, the infamous mobster in the '70s, and if you saw the movie casino you know what i'm talking about. >> i was so good whenever i bet i could change the odds for every bookmaker in the country. i'm serious. i had it down so cold i was given paradise on earth. >> in the 1970s, frank rosenthal secretly ran various las vegas casinos for the chicago mob, including stardust, the freemont hotel and the hacienda. robert de niro's character was based on him and sharon stone's was based on his wife's. joe pesci's character was their partner reputed mob boss. for much of the '70s las vegas and its casinos was secretly run out of this very home. let's take a walk inside and meet

. >> for 32 years i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real estate problems. from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ago 6,000 people a month moved here looking for employment and affordable homes. it is did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real estate crisis. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're going to meet real people who face the same problems as millions across america and we'll dive deep into the stoe the rebound because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now vegas is back. >> if you boy a home today in america, there is a one in five chance that you will end up living you should rules imposed by board of directors. usually elected by you, the local residents. this board has very broad powers, and based on certain guidelines, well, they dictate just about everything in the community. the color scheme, how many cars can be in the driveway, how high your grass can be, and a lot of states, guess what, guys, they hav

so what's happening here in vegas is definitely staying in vegas., nbc news, las vegas. >>> las vegas goes on. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm thomas roberts reporting from new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. for all of us at nbc news, have a great evening. good night. the community is tightly knit so these things are taken seriously. ==terry//take con't vo== right now at 6. a warning for all homeowners... watch out. what one bay area city is doing to keep burglars out of their neighborhood. >>> right now, a warning for all homeowners. watch out. what one bay area city is doing to keep burglars out. >> it is not an area known for crime but a recent spike in alameda is warning homeowners. there are some similarities. christie smith is live in alameda with the very latest. this has to be pretty disconcerting for the neighbors. >> reporter: absolutely. and the police say this seems to be happening between midnight and 7:00 a.m. so they're increasing staffing during that time. aid chance to speak with some neighbors i

so what's happening here in vegas is definitely staying here in vegas.s vegas >>> las vegas goes on. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm thomas roberts reporting from new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. for all of iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >> caitlyn courage brings es p y victory. welcome to "access hollywood", y victory. welcome to "access hollywood", weekend edition. over 8 million people tuned in to the award show giving it by far the biggest audience it has ever received. 2 reasons for this. it's the first time it aired on abc and of course caitlyn jenner. stephanie and i covered every angle of caitlyn's big night. >> caitlyn jenner. caitlyn. courage. caitlyn jern i'm excited to see what she's wearing actually. >>reporter: the moment everyone was waiting for did not disappoint. but before caitlyn

so what's happening here in vegas is definitely staying here in vegas.s vegas >>> las vegas goes on. that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm thomas roberts reporting from new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. for all of iran keeps their nuclear facilities. military sites can go uninspected. restrictions end after 10 years. then iran could build a nuclear weapon in two months. iran has violated 20 international agreements and is the leading state sponsor of terrorism. >>> the phillies were off and running to start the second half of the season last night. it took execution in all facets of the game to get the lead in a low-scoring affair including a little baseball luck. one final big swing was enough to leave the marlins dangling on the end of the line and start the series with a victory. ♪ ♪ >>> one of the great traditions here in philadelphia. it's photo day. in this case p

because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now vegas is back! thank you for joining us. i'm bob massi, our property man. about 8% of all u.s. households own time-shares and the industry generated more than $70 billion last year alone and it continues to grow. now, a time-share is a piece of property for which you own a specific amount of time, usually one week per year and you use it as your vacation home. if you are thinking about buying one i'm going to give you some of the dos and don'ts and take you inside the latest project from time-share giant west gate resorts right behind me in the old las vegas hilton. first david segal, he is the founder of west gate, and his story is amazing. in 1980, david segal owned a small tourist attraction called mystery fun house in orlando, florida, and an orange grove. one day a man approached him and offered to buy a part of the grove. >> i said what are you going to do with it? he says i'm going time-share it. i said what's that. he explain the concept to me. i fell in love with the concept. i didn't sell the property and i decided

and now vegas is back. when you're selling your property, some very simple things to give you an amazing bang for your buck. one of those things is called staging. basically remodeling and redecorating your home to make it attractive to any potential buyer. so important. the results, they can be dramatic. we tagged along with professional home stager as she transforms two properties about to hit the market. >> what we do as stagers we bring fun tour in so people can see h see how they could live in the space. >> we give them an emotional connection. >> stage one, way beyond staging, work with the home owner repainting, restaining cabinets and replacing carpets. >> the style of the home is traditional. what we're trying to make it is transitional. it will bring traditional as well as contemporary pieces. contemporary is more what buyers look for. it's more livable, realistic and more comfortable. in this room what we're doing is changing the paint color. what this paint color does is it darkens the room. we'

of the vegas weddings chapel. >> in all the years i've been in business, vegas has never marketed weddings to. >> well, we should have been. >> reporter: he said the city's slogan of what happens here stays here has kept those who want to get married from coming here. now many getting hitched on a whim-- >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. >> reporter: like jeremy and courtney parker are locals. where's the honeymoon? >> i don't know yet. >> yeah. vegas? >> reporter: many of the city's iconic chapels have closed. others seem like relics of a faded past. ♪ wise men say ♪ >> reporter: that is, until we met this guy. so elvis isn't hurting as much as the rest of the chapels? >> correct, probably not. it's a good thing. it's good to be a king. >> reporter: at graceland chapel, elvis impersonator brendan paul still performs up to 130 ceremonies a week. >> and from this day, i promise to be, your hunka hunka of burning love. >> reporter: if someone comes and gets married by the king does it mean they're not really serious about the marriage? >> no, no. you're committed but you have to have

for 32 years i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real estate problems from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ago, 6,000 people a month moved here looking for employment and affordable homes. little did anyone know that we could become ground zero for the america real estate crisis. now it's a different story. the american dream is back. we eastern going to meet real people who faced the same problem as millions across america. and we'll dive deep with into the city of rebound because las vegas was the microcosm of america and now vegas is back. ♪ >>> when you're telling your property, doing some very simple things will give you amazing bang for you buck. one of those things is called staging. basically remodelling and redecorating your home to make it attractive to a potential buyer. it's very important. we fagged along with jennifer paxson as she transformed two properties that are about to hit the market. >> we bring furniture in so people can see how they could live in

he says we're going to las vegas to help my sister. have some fun. >> cash as evidence, even if there's no evidence of crime. >>> thanks for joining us i'm joie chen. innocent until proven guilty, it is the very basis of our system of justice except when things don't work out that way. consider civil asset forfeiture, it allows to seize property, they think could have been the ill gotten gains of illegal activity. it is a powerful tool that can benefit cash strapped communities but it can be abused too. used even against those who have never even been charged with a crime. "america tonight's" lisa fletcher found some calling for aned to it in september. >> reporter: in september of 2010 stephen skinner and his son were driving from chicago to las vegas, nevada. there skinner was going to help a family member remodel her home. he and his son also planned to do some gambling. on the way their gps accidentally redirected them to las vegas, new mexico instead. within a few miles of crossing into the state they ran into trouble. >> i'm doin

, i love vegas, i love going to vegas, one of the things i love about vegas, too, it is a unionized town and that makes a huge difference in terms of the durability of the middle class. they are hammered by the financial crisis. huge bubble and it collapsed. if you work in the service industry, you're union or getting the wages set and housing is cheap. one of the things that makes being middle class in america hard right now, two things are wages are low and housing is expensive. when you have a place where wages are high and wages are cheap, those are the pillars and vegas has figured a lot of that out. >> the cheap housing is a really key part of that and related to the wide open spaces thing about america. people don't always love tracked housing and endless like plots over and over again of the same suburban house but it does produce an affordable way of housing people and people can own that middle class dream home where you have a lawn or maybe in the case of las vegas, desert plantings. >> they are doing an amazing job on water consumption there. >> in new york, people, the city

yes, ma'am. >> i'm from telemundo las vegas.ion you have to have the latino vote. that is a fact. promising jobs and money will not win you the vote. they care about immigration and we are not talking about building a wall or deporting everybody. what is your plan to deal with the millions of -- >> are you ready? i am going to create jobs and i will create a better country. >> we are talking about immigration. what is your plan? >> wait wait wait. mitt romney let us all down. mitt romney ran a horrible campaign. he choked because in the four weeks before he wasn't there. i don't know what happened. in all fairness to obama, he was doing jay leno david letterman. mitt romney failed and he failed horribly. the fact is that and nobody talks about this he did not energize the base. many many conservative republicans stayed home. is that correct, jeff? they stayed home. they didn't want to vote for him. if they get out and vote you're going to win. jeb bush is not going to get those people to vote. that i can tell you. okay. >> you d

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i'm cecilia vega. we begin with that breaking news from las vegas. a massive fire at one of the strip's most popular high rise hotels. flames erupting at the cosmopolitan hotel today. thousands of people inside at the time. take a look at this. the raging fire that guests saw from their windows. several hotel floors evacuated. firefighters rushing to contain the blaze, but not before it struck fear across the city's crowded tourist center. abc's alex perez starts us off with these late-breaking details. >> reporter: a towering inferno on the las vegas strip. parts of the cosmopolitan hotel up in flames. one of the trendiest luxury hotels in the country. >> let's evacuate all floors above pool. >> reporter: smoke billowing across the desert sky as firefighters battled the blaze. >> we have a rapid spread across synthetic cabana covers. all palm trees in the area are on fire. >> reporter: one person was hospitalized for smoke inhalation. the cause of the blaze remains under investigation, but "the las vegas sun" reports hotel employees suspect the fire

. >> the las vegas review reports on the cosmopolitan pool.out in about 30 minutes. two people were treated for smoke inhalation and part of the hotel were evacuated. smoke could be seen all along the strip. investigators believe an electrical problem may have caused the fire. >>> this morning we're learning about a sur bracing family connection during a gun shooting at thart. two sisters were both at the chaotic scene but for very different reasons. one was inside enjoying th evening out. the other russiaing to the scene to help victims out. david begnaud is outside the theater. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. as you can imagine there were dozens of people racing out of the theater. it was in that moment as they were triaging victims right behind me that these two sisters crossed paths. this is the first time these sisters have seen each other since the night of the shooting. >> i saw her full of blood, so all i could think of is oh my gosh, what is she doing here how is she involved? why is she full of blood. >> headquarters. >> ten

also ahead, a terrifying sight at a luxurious hotel in vegas. what officials believe set off this raging fire at the cosmopolitan. and soccer fans swarmed silicon valley. the world's two best teams treat local fans to a thrilling (scal): good day, m'lady! i am sir-can-a-lot, here to save you from another breakfast bore. wake up those eggs with glorious spam! see what spam can! do... at spam.com this is abc7 news. >> welcome back, everyone. it's 6:13 on this sunday morning. this is a live look from our golden gate bridge camera. we are showing you some of the fastest runners in that 38th annual san francisco marathon who are now making their way across the golden gate bridge. they will end back where they started on the embarcadero. good luck, everyone. >>> a chaotic scene in a quiet tokyo neighborhood after a plane crash. three people killed and five others injured. houses at the crash site burned to the ground. it's unclear what caused the plane to go down. the neighborhood is about 500 yards from a local airport used by small aircraft. >>> and

the company hopes to grow more this year, with services in hotel rooms. ♪ las vegas.aturday night. >> cheers. >> this is a ritual played out across the city day after day. but partying this hard comes with consequences. >> aye got kind of a headache. a little queasiness. nothing -- that's about it. just kind of like -- >> i'm a little hungover. >> many have searched for the miracle hangover cure. a greasy breakfast, a trip back to the bar. dr. jason burke found one that works. >> i thought the same medications i'm using in the recovery room might work well for a hangover. >> he's made a business out of his idea, called hangover heaven. a board-certified anesthesiologist with a medical degree from university of north carolina promises in about 45 minutes he can treat all hangover systems. >> nurses physicians paramedics firefighters have been using hydration for decades. i've taken it to the next level, adding in the vitamins the anti-nausea and the anti-inflammatories to deal with a las vegas-level hangover. >> dr. burke knew not only did he have to cure a hangover he

drove them towards las vegas new mexico. within a few miles travelling into the state trouble began. >> i'll have you patted down for weapons. >> i'm doing 5 miles over the speed limit. the state trooper arriving me if he can search the car. >> reporter: that search did not turn up weapons or drugs, but the police discovered something else - $17,000 skinner and his son had in their luggage for the 2-week trip. >> this boy has $3,000. >> he said what are you doing with this money? >> i said we are going to vague awes to help by -- vegas to help my sister put her house together and then my second and i are going to have some fun. >> reporter: after 2.5 hours of aggressive questioning the cops let the skinners and their money go. but the ordeal was just beginning. further down the road in albuquerque they were stopped again. this time the local police accompanied by federal agents. >> they when immediately to the money, because they knew where it was. >> reporter: they took the 17,000. >> they took the 17,000. with? crime. >> w

i'm cecilia vega. we begin with the race for the white house. donald trump infuriating so many tonight, this time taking on a new target, john mccain, saying the vietnam vet is no war hero. the reaction immediate and fierce. nearly every single republican in the case pouncing one demanding trump drop out. so far trump is not backing down, and abc's ron claiborne starts us off tonight with this political firestorm. >> reporter: at a candidates' forum in iowa, donald trump at it again, this time ripping into senator john mccain. >> he's not a war hero. >> he's a war hero. >> he's a war hero because he was captured. i like people that weren't captured. >> reporter: those fiery remarks, retaliation from mccain accusing him of stoking crazies with his comments about illegal immigrants from mexico. >> they're bringing crime. they're rapists. >> reporter: remarks that have helped kalt put trump to the top of the poles. now trump's attack on mccain and a vietnam veteran who spent more than five years in a p.o.w. camp has given them an opening to go afte

i'm cecilia vega. we begin tonight with patriotic fever and fear around the country, as fourth of july celebrations are in full swing. police are on guard. take a look. this officer's face says it all. heightened security here in times square. in the nation's capital, officers lining the independence day parade. and in boston, bomb-sniffing dogs making sure the thousands gathered at the pops concert will be safe. teams of police tracking any possible threat. and our ron claiborne has been right there with them. he leads us off tonight from one of the country's largest celebrations, right here in new york city. >> reporter: this holiday weekend, crowds gathering to watch fireworks, enjoy a parade, take in a ball game, under the shadow of heightened concerns about the possibility of a terror attack. already, heavily armed squadrons of police deployed to city streets and at national monuments. but of course, anywhere is a potential target. abc's karen travers is in the nation's capital. >> a heavy securit

it includes vegas. that's until 9:00 p.m. tornado watches for parts of the great lakes, watching that move east of lake michigan. we've had a report of a tornado across northern illinois. the threat tomorrow goes from indianapolis through pittsburgh upstate new york, through vermont. the other big story is the extreme heat, coupling humidity with this. heat advisories. 105 in st. louis. could feel like 100 degrees in new york city tomorrow. that could be the warmest day of the year so far. >> rob, thank you. >>> now to that deadly attack in chattanooga claiming the life of a fifth service member navy petty officer randall smith. a husband, a father of three, dying today, this morning, of his wounds. tonight this scene all across the country, tighter security at military sites like the one in attacked in tennessee. now even more fallout. governors using their powers to allow national guardsmen to arm themselves and take additional precautions. here now abc's senior national correspondent jim avila in chattanooga for us tonight

. >>> and las vegas suffers from a wedding drought. see what sin city is doing to attract brides and groomes. >>> but we begin this morning with a look at today's "eye opener," your world in 90 seconds. >> near sacramento four firefighters were burned when they were overrun by flames and their engine was destroyed. >> crews battle wildfires across the west. >> 24 major fires are burning in five states. >> we have a very large response. >> we're hitting it with everything we have. >> bobbi kristina brown has died at the age of 22 nearly six months after being found unconscious in a bathtub. >> new polls show that donald trump is on top of the republican field. >> president obama is in ethiopia this morning. >> he has made some of the reports that for example, challenge the heroism of mr. mccain, somebody who endured torture. the american people deserve better. certainly presidential debates deserve better. >> video shows john houser just four miles from the theater where he opened fire. >> the westboro baptist church is threatening to d

stays in vegas?be that's not the best. >>> one of the most time honored traditions at weddings is of course the bouquet toss. >> before we show you the video, we'll tell you the baby involved is just fine. however, you're going to want to watch as this aspiring bride gets caught up in the excitement. >> oh, no! [ laug ]hter drops the child. there's a bouquet out there to be grabbed. it looks like a little girl, doesn't it? >> looks like bigger than a baby. that's like a toddler. >> she's okay. >> get your priorities, lady. >>> it was 75 years ago today a classic cartoon character made his on-screen debut. >> what's up, doc? there's a wabbit down there and i'm trying to catch him. >> not a rabbit, a wabbit. july 27th, 19 40 the world was introduced to the wise cracking rabbit bugs bunny in this cartoon short a wild hare. it was the first time we heard bugs' snippy catchphrase what's up doc? >>> gilbert arenas says he's banned from the basketball hoops of the orange county fair because he won all these

you can see thick plumes of smoke above the vegas strip. it took firefighters about 30 minutes to put out those flames. two people were treated for smom inhalation. the cause of the fire is under investigation. >>> moms are sending a message about gun safety in pennsylvania. the group moms demand action for gun sense in america talked to moviegoers in harrisburg. they want congress to do something to stem gun violence. their mission renewed after thursday night's movie theater shooting in lafayette, louisiana, that left two women dead and nine others hurt. >>> next on nbc 10 news at 11:00, one year away why philadelphia skyline is changing color tonight. >> a beautiful start to the weekend. lots of humidity. things are changing tomorrow. bring back a little more cloud cover, humidity and bring back the chance for showers, even thunderstorms. we'll talk more about that and look at your seven-day coming up. >>> new at 11:00, more fallout for bill cosby. selman college in atlanta is cutting its ties with the comedian in the wake of sexual assa

cecilia vega, abc news san francisco. >> hope it's just the start.you for watching here on a tuesday night. i'm david muir. we hope to >>> it appears she was lured to the suspect's apartment willingly. >>> tonight at 6:00 disturbing details on what happened to 8-year-old maddy middleton. >>> triple digit heat and low humidity are keeping fire risks high. i'll give you the conditions of the fire. >>> check out this new ride for first responders. >>> happening now the wragg fire jumped containment today, and now burning 400 acres. 200 residents are under mandatory evacuation orders on sky ranch road and blue ridge road. the fire burned almost 7,000 acres and was 80% contained before the flames ignited again. >> brenda sent us this photo and patrick took this video. suk see that plume of smoke we've been talking about. if you have photos of the fire share them with the hash tag abc7 now. >>> firefighters contained a 250 ache brush fire near camp parks in dublin. smoke could be seen from throughout the tri valleys. >>> firefighters in four separate agenc

hesitant to put teams in las vegas.autiously -- it is partially a concern about bedding and not be around faces. he would just get people in visiting and you would not have season-ticket holders. nhl is the first to make that step and say, you know what? let's give it a shot. the owner of the team, if application is approved, he already has 13,000 season ticket application commitments already. it could be a major success. scarlet: this is all about the legacy as well. thank you so much. our residents bloomberg news sports reporter. look atming up, we will white investors are so bullish on support way, even after an earnings miss. stay with us on "bloomberg market day." ♪ -- why investors are so bullish on chipotle. matt: 11:00 a.m. here in new york. scarlet: investors are hungry for chipotle. shares rise the most in a year today. matt: the small bank that deals with big money. a virginia community bank has become the goto lender for hundreds of millions of dollars in campaign cash waiting for candidates to spend. scarle

nothing somebody expects. >> usually you don't see that there in vegas. the fire is out now. oneto the hospital but the hotel said they were not seriously hurt. it is not clear how that started but investigators say it could have been started by a cigarette thrown down from a higher floor. >>> rob mayeda is here. a hot place next to the fire. >> this time of year in vegas you see temperature, 110, 115 degrees. around the bay area maybe it is a place to find relief. right now, 77 degrees in dublin and the camera is bouncing around. low clouds off to the west on those hill tops. right now, we're at 70ville. the emmeville back to san francisco covering the bottom half there. 65 right now around the east bay. san francisco right now, 63 degrees. it is good if you can tag into some that wind there. some white caps as those winds are final to bring miles an hour. we'll take the low clouds as you're seeing there around san francisco. through the strait into probably the pass by tomorrow morning. you can see the futurecast heading into tomorrow. east bay, coast, penn and the low clou

seven times more than vegas. and there is a race to control all that money.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. pansy: we are talking about the next generation of people from china, who have become more affluent.

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and we could cut a check to people in las vegas. some is extending benefits and getting them out of water. >> i don't -- cutting a check i don't consider this bailing them out. this is was a fannie to freddy and it reduces the credit. >> but it comes at a subsidy to other people that are being backed up taxpayer dollars so there is some in the background some of this is going on. >> i thought the loser was the person who held the paper. >> exactly. >> well to the extent that we are subsidizing. >> from they are expectations they expect prepays but they didn't get prepays because they were under water. >> for harp it is a slam dunk, it happened rate, right it happened 2012 is when it really took off. nonagency borrowers were not out of the program so sub borrowers that were prevalent in vegas, they could not refinance under the program. so if you compare it in a world to which we had the trust mortgages and you don't have to under write the loan, even with harp the transmission was quite a bit weaker. >> what about the europe thing,

the raging fire above the vegas strip. at one of the city's swankiest hotels. >> unbelievable. unbelievable! >> guests running for the exits. the investigation this morning, what started it all? >>> deadly road rampage. driver's anger at the boiling point, gunning a man down right in front of his family. their panicked pleas caught on a 911 call. what happened next and the charges this morning. >>> happening right now, the massive search at sea. two 14-year-old boys on a fishing trip, gone missing. they have very few supplies. their families are praying. we'll hear directly from their moms this morning. >>> and lion on the lam? the new sighting in the city of the milwaukee. the frantic calls. new eyewitnesses coming forward. can you believe their lion eyes? >>> hey, good morning, everybody. paula is taking some well-deserved time off. but we're really happy to have the wonderful cecilia vega onboard this weekend. >> the things i have heard already this morning. yes, yes, ron claiborne. >> i can promise you that rob and sara will be on their best behavior. i can make no guarante

are we in vegas right now? well, you know that's the slogan for las vegas, right? so many people are traveling to vegas to party and live it up but fewer people are traveling to vegas to say i do. cart cart takes -- carter evans takes a look at the declining numbers. >> reporter: for every las vegas i do. >> please congratulate the bride and groom. >> reporter: there are many more why don'ts. you have seen weddings decline almost 40% in the last 10 years. what's going on? >> no one really knows. >> sounds like a mystery. >> it is a mystery i would like to solve. >> reporter: since 2004 the number of marriage licenses in las vegas has plummeted from 127,000 to just 80,000 last year. >> certainly is not the economy because the number of people getting married went down when the economy was good and has continued to go down when the economy is bad. >> reporter: cliff efforts is ceo -- everetts is ceo of the vegas wedding chapel. >> it has never marketed weddings. >> reporter: he says the city slogan of what happens here stays here as kept those who want to get married