jhonattan vegas, charley hoffman. they've both driven into it bunkers at the par 5 18th hole, which will be the hole of the playoff if that is necessary. that is vegas right there. ian: yeah, he'll have to splash out from that lie and with that lip. kind of like chappell. up the left side as he can. play atley might have a the green but will have an easier shot up the fairway to the left side to get an angle in for the third. characteristic drive for charley hoffman there. big cut to the right. seen that all day. ian:. no very good driver of the ball. strong. jim: surprised by what vegas did off the tee? by where heurprised aimed. trying to ike he was hit a draw around the bunkers, rather than opening up and he did in ver like regulation. dottie is the breeze similar to ago when they played? dottie: it's the same. hasn't changed. will not have a play at the green. not at all. 191 but that's risky wind is still out there -- fiercely rcey ownwind as it was an hour ago. dottie: maybe half a club. downquarterering off the

we've seen it three times with berger andas, daniel now jhonattan vegas. but it's hard to remember very the years. er very difficult. jim: it has been a wonderful week here. open here innadian canada, celebrating its 150th anniversary. they have a champion they're very familiar with. indeed.ular one jhonattan vegas wins it for the second straight year and we'll r.b.c. canadian open in just a moment. the greenside presentation is about to unfold. will honor , they jhonattan vegas as the champion canadian e r.b.c. open. good a very exciting stretch coming up. world golf championship bridgestone invitational next week. followed by the pga championship that. the wyndham championship at to sboro, the last chance get into the fedexcup playoffs and of course we'll have the orthern trust to get the playoffs started. now we're going from this event akron, the top 50 will be there. t's going to be quite a scene. includes jordan spieth. ian: and so many of the top players in the world in really all form and they're competing against each other the next two weeks. hat

we've seen it three times with berger andas, daniel now jhonattan vegas. but it's hard to remember very the years. er ery difficult. jim: it has been a wonderful week here. open here innadian canada, celebrating its 150th anniversary. they have a champion they're very familiar with. indeed.ular one jhonattan vegas wins it for the se r.b.c. canadian open in just a moment. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com the all-new audi q5 is

she's the boss. >> jimmy: do you like las vegas? >> i love las vegas. >> jimmy: you do?it's my home town. >> it is? >> jimmy: yeah. what is it that you like about las vegas? >> the lights, the brightness. i'm not a gambler. >> jimmy: okay. >> i just like the lights and the electricity of the place. >> jimmy: the feel of the place. >> but three days is enough. because i'm not a gambler. >> jimmy: yeah, i was there for nine years. [ laughter ] it was a long stay over in las vegas. >> i was up in vegas with michael bay and mark wahlberg, you know, doing this "transformers," doing one of those big publicity things a few weeks ago. we had a great time up there. met george clooney. >> jimmy: oh, you did? >> what a nice guy. >> jimmy: you'd never met george clooney before? >> just once at an award. >> jimmy: he just made a million dollars, did you hear that? >> who? >> jimmy: george clooney. he sold his tequila company casamigos for a billion dollars. we really have to rob him. [ laughter ] >> that's good. >> jimmy: when you're in las vegas with mark wahlberg -- going to las ve

vegas with mark wahlberg -- going to las vegas with michael bay is like double las vegas i would thinkight. he does -- he's like the male representation of las vegas. what do you do? what activities besides work obviously? >> with michael -- well, we only went to vegas for that. i saw him in chicago the other day for the opening. but he's a piece of work. he's one of the great directors of all time. >> jimmy: you got along with him. you're saying he's one of the great directors of all time. that's high praise. >> well, he's got that very american let's go for it, you know-k and you've got to be on your -- you've got to be on the ball if you're working with michael. he doesn't waste time. he wants to go on now. >> jimmy: you like that. >> it's terrific, yeah. >> jimmy: he shot one of the scenes i know from the clip we're going to show is it was shot at stonehenge. not a fake stonehenge. not a cgi stonehenge. but somehow he managed to get the transformers at stonehenge. >> that's right. he got into well with the prime minister. he can do anything. >> jimmy: how does he do that? >> he's m

this time, what happened in vegas didn't stay in vegas. >> you won't believe it. it was o.j. simpson. >> revelations from the men inside that tiny room with him. >> room 1203 is a room you'll never forget, right? >> never forget that room. >> he said, can you get some heat? >> meaning a gun. >> and a rare look at simpson's life in lockup. claims from his former guard. >> he has a shrine to nicole. that's the first thing he sees when he wakes up. >> now his fate is in the hands of four strangers. >> but in the minds of many, will he be paying for one night in las vegas, or that night in los angeles? >> i think there's about a 52% chance that he'll get parole. but if he weren't o.j. simpson, i'd say it would be 92. >> o.j., his last play. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth vargas. >> and i'm david muir. right here tonight, o.j. simpson is sitting in a cell, getting into shape for what could be a walk out of prison. >> after nine years in prison, and the las vegas robbery has its roots in the infamous civil trial in los angeles. tonight, "20/20," connecting all the dots. the rare in

las vegas. >> jimmy: and i get excited when other people from las vegas, you know, become popular. from las vegas? how did you -- because most people go to las vegas to end their careers. [ laughter ] rather than to begin them. >> right, right. i started early. i did improv at 8 years old, which is really weird. >> jimmy: what is an 8-year-old improv set like? >> i'm like, give me a place, give me a -- no. no, we just played around. i had sort of a wild imagination. and i think my parents sort of wanted to get me out of the house for a bit because i was a lot. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: i see. >> but yeah, i ended up really loving it. and kept taking improv class. >> have you had the experience that i've had where when you grow up in las vegas, you don't know it's weird that you're growing up in las vegas? >> zero idea. >> jimmy: until you move and then everybody goes, you grew up in las vegas? what was that like? >> which hotel did you live in? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: exactly. >> i'm like, it was a motel. [ laughter ] yeah, no, it's very odd. i mean, i always thought that grocery store

simpson in a las vegas courtroom. in 2008, when a lifetime of good fortune runs dry. >> i thought i was confronting friends and retrievi i didn't mean to steal anything from anybody and i didn't know i was doing anything illegal. so i'm sorry, i'm sorry for all of it. >> reporter: convicted of armed robbery and kidnapping after that bungled memorabilia heist in a hotel room. >> i was heartbroken by it. o.j., what were you thinking? what were you thinking? >> all rise. >> reporter: walloped with a sentence that could amount to life behind bars, up to 33 years in a nevada prison. the judge saying the sentence fits this crime. >> i'm not here to try and cause any retribution or any payback for anything else. i want that to be perfectly clear to everyone. >> reporter: but former simpson manager norman pardo says many see the stiff penalty less as justice, than as just desserts. judge did, that it was going to be a show. that this was done for a reason, mr. simpson. this was done to show you, we can do what we want, you ar

>> palace station haute until las vegas. we were just robbed by o.j.impson and four other black men at gunpoint. >> reporter: . >> i need to know who we're looking for. four black men and o.j. simpson is not enough. i need to know what they're wearing. >> reporter: frustrated by that 911 call the dealers try reporting simpson in the lobby as seen here on the hotel surveillance cameras. but still no one believes them. later back at the palms simpson and crew continue their prewedding celebrations over dinner at the little buddha restaurant. >> o.j. was there laughing. he just thought it was the funniest thing. [ laughter ] >> reporter: he has no idea michael mcclinton is secretly recording this conversation. >> it was a strong arm robbery. they came in with guns. >> the last thing i want is at 4:00 them [ bleep ] coming in here -- >> reporter: all that time o.j. is thinking no big deal, you're not -- >> o.j. is drunk. he just kept saying no guns, just say there wasn't guns. >> reporter: the next day police find and question simpson. but he's not arreste

what happens in vegas in this case, stays in vegas. 9 to 33 years in prison in nevada. i think they stuck it to him, shep. and while that may have given me some emotional satisfaction as an attorney sitting here today with that parole board behind me, i have to say that if he was o.j. smith, no doubt it would be 4-zip and he would get paroled, shep. >> a while back they gave him probation on some of these matters. today we're left with i believe seven counts. they score you an numerical score. from the looks of folks who have been keeping the score, looks like it will be difficult to keep him behind bars today. >> i totally agree. you get credit for not having any disciplinary incidents behind bars. not having any fights. not having any contraband. not doing anything, you know, some of the other things prisoners do in their cells. he had no incidents. he got along well with the guards. he was a peace maker. he was a basketball coach. in every regard, a model prisoner. it's as if maybe he understood that it worked in his favor and his only chance of ever seeing the free

if there's one week of stuff in vegas that isn't staying in vegas, it's this week's bsides, black hatotorious def con gatherings. this is the week where hackers rub up against law enforcers and everyone peeks over each other‘s shoulders and networks. so, let's get straight into the action. and for our first act of the show. daniel here has got an extra piece of software running allowing him to hear what's being typed on the other end of a skype call. so how does it work? the software during a skype call learns how your keyboard sounds like and if you later during the call type something sensitive, like a password or e—mail, we can understand what you've typed using machine learning algorithms. this is because each key has a unique fingerprint based on the position of the key on the keyboard. the suggested results from what our victim might be typing are listed on the screen. as you can see, it's spotted every word except one but when asked to choose the words to make the most likely sentence, it's not so on the money. so, this is scott helme. he is notjust our victim, he's also a secu

excited that "millionaire" has come to las vegas.n, come on, you are gonna love being on the strip. i mean, we're practically next-door neighbors now. but really i want to say best wishes for yet another great season of "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ >> hey, everybody. welcome to the show. it's celebrity week las vegas on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] and we are continuing celebrity week with a returning contestant who is a winner of "america's got talent" and now performs his show, "magic reinvented nightly." it's over at the link hotel. playing for charity today, please welcome back mat franco. [cheers and applause] mat, welcome back, buddy. >> great to be back, thank you.

a controversial contest in las vegas. vying for the chance to win an expensive round of in vitro fertilization, or ivf. something often financially out of reach. which is why these couples are willing to go public with their very private struggles to have a baby. >> daddy found some more. >> reporter: for the johnsons these moments of happy family life almost didn't happen. now their days are packed with cartoons, toys, and the occasional temper tantrum. >> okay, we're going to go buckle in. >> reporter: but to raise their 2-year-old daughter mckenna, the child they always wanted, brian and ann had to travel a long road, overcoming seemingly impossible odds. >> i was all in. whatever we had to do to get to our family was just trying to figure out what's the best way to get to our family. >> reporter: like one in every ten couples, they struggled with infertility, enduring years of disappointment and tragedy. >> it was hard. >> i don't know how we made it through. >> reporter: but then in 2013 a hail mary. they hear about

my final stop would be las vegas.could not just hop into any old honda. i needed something special, something that would leave a mark on sin city, so i hit up an old friend who happens to have his own homemade self-driving car. problem solved. >> we were a couple of miles out of barstow when the acid kicked in. ashlee: where hunter s. thompson had dr. gonzo as a companion, i have this guy, george hotz. he comes with less drugs but plenty of fear and loathing. hotz became famous as a teenager for hacking everything in sight. he hacked the iphone. he hacked the sony playstation. he has the legal fees to prove it. and now, he is hacking cars. he stunned the world last year by building this self-driving car by himself in his san francisco garage in just a couple of months. ♪ ashlee: i visited him back then to see his acura, packed full of cameras, radars, and artificial intelligence software. unlike the teslas and googles of the world, hotz does not give his cars a litany of rules to follow. he basically just drives the t

join me on a road trip across the mojave, from los angeles all the way to las vegas, as we meet peopleg to change the future of cars -- >> we are self driving. ashlee: and to make space cheap and easy. >> we e working on point-to-point travel one day. ashlee: all on this episode of "hel world." silicon valley may be home to some of the biggest tech giants in the world, but it's being challenged like never before. crazy tech geniuses have popped up all over the planet, making things that will blow your mind. my name is ashlee vance. i am an author and journalist, and i am on a quest to find the most innovative tech creations and meet the beautiful freaks behind them. >> "hello world." ♪ ashlee: for decades, l.a. has been home to two thriving communities of builders -- the people who design cars and the people who build spaceships. many of them work in polished studios in massive industrial buildings. but the man i am looking for works in a place like this. dezso, how are you? dezso: hey. ashlee: hey. good to see you, man. dezso: good to see you, too. ashlee: this is dezso molnar and thi

join me on a road trip across the mojave, from los angeles all the way to las vegas, as we meet peopleing to change the future of cars -- >> we are self driving. ashlee: and to make space cheap and easy. >> we are working on point-to-point travel one day. ashlee: all on this episode of "hello world." silicon valley may be home to some of the biggest tech giants in the world, but it's being challenged like never before. crazy tech geniuses have popped up all over the planet, making things that will blow your mind. my name is ashlee vance. i am an author and journalist, and i am on a quest to find the most innovative tech creations and meet the beautiful freaks behind them. >> "hello world." ♪ ashlee: for decades, l.a. has been home to two thriving communities of builders -- the people who design cars and the people who build spaceships. many of them work in polished studios in massive industrial buildings. but the man i am looking for works in a place like this. dezso, how are you? dezso: hey. ashlee: hey. good to see you, man. dezso: good to see you, too. ashlee: this is dezso molnar a

she decided, this is it, i'm going to vegas. why are we going to vegas? to do it, do it big enge. >> want to see done any and mar as well. >> trying to see elvis. >> there's a reason, once she was battling cancer, they were a real inspiration for her. she wants to see this moment. she's not sitting in a basement waiting for anything to happen. >> she believes in life after cancer? >> yes. >> as she's finishing, she has something for the doctor and the swedish cancer institute. at the end, there's a little bit of a surprise. >> and then she died of a heart attack. >> if you go to vegas, you got to live it up. >> enge doesn't have a cell phone or a computer. there's only one way she can really, she says, watch the internet, watch "right this minute." she sent us this video thinking we'd like to see it. yes, we like it so much, we want you to go to vegas and have the best time you can have. >> when is she going? it's a hop, skip and a jump from here. >> i know. >> we'll pop bubbly for you, enge. have a good time. >> we have a mystery on our hands. little gir

vegas dispensaries are expecting an onslaught of tourism.andmark day help sway the nation and help marginalize the ridiculous ideas of attorney general jeff sessions? joining me now the associate editor from reason.com. 3% of recreational pot sales from come from tourists. will this build a new class of tourists who will visit for the first time? >> probably. it will be a personal win and also for the state finances. interestingly enough, millennials don't like gambling. they don't gamble as much as older americans. but they do like pot so this will attract them to vegas perhaps. kennedy: is there a lazy form of gambling? >> maybe you bid smaller amounts. kennedy: what is the deal with dispensaries potentially selling out by august? they can't refill their shelves? >> right. unfortunately the way this has been implemented is incredibly complicated and not ideal from the consumer standpoint. kennedy: that's so weird for a government program. >> so surprising. they have given exclusive option to distribute marijuana to alcohol distributors. pe

. >> oh, my goodness, vegas baby, the state facing a weed shortage. have a live report from las vegas. >> it will be really mellow though -- >> ali. >> any minute now we'll speak with richard blumen thal to get his opinion on what this new version of trump care looks like. >> he'll have the lineup when you can do stand-up. at the comedy club this weekend. or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. the name to remember. that's a good thing, eligible for medicare? but it doesn't cover everything. only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so consider an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. call today

simpson's accomplice at 2007 las vegas robbery: "i think it's about time.been in, what, nine years now? and i don't think he should have been there to begin with."> ( mark ) thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) our team coverage of oj simpson's parole board hearing continues this morning. ( darya ) we now want to go to we now we now want to go to kron four's lydia pantazes is live in hayward getting local reaction to the possibility of simpson being released from prison. lydia? ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( mark ) the former football star has spent the last eight and a half years behind bars after being convicted of armed robbery.( mark ) kron 4's jr stone takes a look back at o-j's controversial past. the twelfth of june, 1994: two bodies at a bloody murder scene in an upscale los angeles neighborhood. "ron and nicole were butchered."prime suspect o=j simpson disappears "the los angeles police department is actively searching

for 32 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas.rom 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 would become ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're gonna meet real people who faced the same problems as millions across america, and we'll dive deep into a city on the rebound because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now vegas is back. [ woman vocalizing ]

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 would become ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're gonna meet real people who faced the same problems as millions across america, and we'll dive deep into a city on the rebound because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now vegas is back. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. in a few minutes, we're gonna take you inside two truly unbelievable homes. but first, i want to introduce you to a couple stuck in a property nightmare. >> which one are you looking for, jacob? >> let me tell you the story of mark and yessenia. >> go like this. >> they're a typical young couple. they're trying to raise a family and provide for their children. >> we've been married for seven year

the corporate side of this cyber security conference is here in las vegas.e caught a cybercriminal? what it is a first—time hacker who probably didn't even realise they were breaking the law? well, dan has been to the uk's first ever rehab for hackers. it was me and two other friends, just a bit of fun. i manipulate people's feelings, thoughts. i started getting bullied. we tried to break into our school's network. we could control people's screens, change passwords. i got arrested for misuse of computer act, 1990, section three. i can't name the company but they lost a lot of money. this is definitely a way to get ahead of the curve and to stop anyone from possibly taking a misinformed choice as to the direction of their life. this is the uk's first reboot camp for hackers. the first seven through the doors, aged 16—20, all intend to change their ways, so we've agreed to keep their identities secret. rehab includes spotting moments when they might be tempted to cross the line of what's legal and what's not. god, that looks tasty. that looks like i could get

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two days later in las vegas, simpson attends his best friend's wedding.cly dismisses rumors he may have been involved in a robbery. >> i ain't got nothing to say. i didn't do nothing wrong. >> but las vegas metropolitan police come to a different conclusion. >> we recovered two firearms and some clothing. >> the las vegas metropolitan police department decided to affect the arrest of o.j. simpson. >> a year later in 2008 with the world watching, o.j. simpson goes back on trial. this time accused of multiple counts of conspearry, robbie, and kidnapping. but is his case purely about what happened in that las vegas hotel room? michael mcclinton has written a book called "the truth about the o.j. simpson robbery." >> i had the gun in the commission of a robbery. i could have got more time than him. but then again that started showing me they don't want me. they felt that they had the hooks and they were going to drive them in him as deep as they could so he couldn't get off. >> but this will be nothing like his los angeles murder trial. >> he didn't have the

it's celebrity week las vegas on "who wants to be a millionaire."s and applause] and today's returning celebrity contestant, she is an emmy award-winning chef, author, and owner of giada, one of the best new restaurants in las vegas. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back giada de laurentiis. [cheers and applause

hackers are gathering in las vegas. aditi roy is in las vegas at a convention. >> this may look like a scene from a movie, but it's real life. the black hats cyber security conference in las vegas. and the engineering pros here are trying to ward off would be hackers. most of the 15,000 people attending the conference don't feel safe from hac. >> it's not a matter of if you'll be attacked, but when. >> one recent study shows the number of u.s. data breaches so far this year is on a record pace. almost 30% higher from this time la 50% of the attendees believe a serious attack will occur in the next few years. recent examples of state sponsored cyber attacks like allegations of election hacking to north korea's possible involvement in an attack. have eroded their confidence. part of the reason for that pessimism is that hackers are getting more potent. >> cyber attacks are increasing, because they're coming effect i don't think enterprises have the tools to handle them. >> companies are fighting back. most fortune 500 fir

>> spring break in vegas.y brother is 8. >> seth: okay. [ light laughter ] >> and so -- >> seth: and this is a less kid-friendly vegas than it is today. >> yeah, this is pre -- you know, where now it's more of a family place, this is like with old hotels, like the riviera. >> seth: yeah. >> and -- and it still had the glitz, you know, it still was like -- the las vegas strip was incredible to us and we thought it was so cool. and the dunes and the, you know, desert inn and all these old places. but of course my dad would play late and sleep in and -- right musicians? you like to sleep in, right? [ scattered applause ] you're not up before 4:00 -- 4:00 p.m. i don't even know what you're doing up now, right? >> seth: yeah. [ light laughter ] >> but we're kids, we're up at 7:00 a.m. trying to wake up my dad and he's like, "just wander around the casino." [ light laughter ] so, we would -- we would walk around and then we would find ourselves on the las vegas strip. and we discovered that at 8:00 in the morning, t

>> cecilia vega at the white house. thank you as alms. >>> next tonight, john mccain's fighting spirit. tonight, that senator offering his first words since he was diagnosed with a brain tumor. abc's mary bruce on the hill. >> reporter: tonight, senator john mccain is battling brain cancer in classic mccain fashion. tweeting -- "i greatly appreciate the outpouring of support -- unfortunately for my sparring partners in congress, i'll be back soon, so stand-by!" mccain is a giant of the senate, and an american hero. >> it's not like -- >> reporter: as a young navy commander, he spent more than five years as a prisoner of war in vietnam, enduring torture and cruel conditions. and as a politician, earning that label as a maverick. in 2008, picking sarah palin as his running mate and holding firm against president trump, and tonight he is now facing what could be his toughest battle yet. a brain tumor called glioblastoma. the tumor has been removed but it's the most aggressive type, and experts say likely to return. it's th

but is his case purely about what happened in that las vegas hotel room?ton has written a book called "the truth about the o.j. simpson robbery." >> i had the gun in the commission of a robbery. i could have got more time than him. but then again that started showing me they don't want me. they felt that they had the hooks and they were going to drive them in him as deep as they could so he couldn't get off. >> but this will be nothing like his los angeles murder trial. >> he didn't have the resources this time around. the first time around he spent every dollar he had defending himself and beyond that. >> in nevada the jury deciding o.j. simpson's fate is mostly white. in stark contrast to the predominantly african-american jury that found him not guilty in california. >> that jury was carefully selected and it really made a difference. >> another problem for simpson's defense team, four of the five men from simpson's entourage the night of the crime plead guilty to reduced charges and agree to testify for the prosecution. crucial to this case, the video

while i got max we are at freedom fast in las vegas welcome back from summer solutions we hope you enjoyed it yes the media is obsessed in the united states of man spreading i see so many articles here about that but you know what else the media has been obsessed with over the over the past few weeks and months is russia here's a headline which shows you why we focus on things that the american audience we believe is interested in what americans care about vs what the media cares about this guy went through bloomberg data they just did a poll asking americans what they care about and looked at media research center a study which studied all the major news networks in america and how much time they devoted to various topics and what you see is that despite american people caring far more about health care than any other issue the media has swapped the airwaves with trump russia conspiracies to the detriment of nearly everything else and the remarkable one is russia only six percent of americans even care about the story but seventy five percent of the air time on cable news focused on that

two days later in las vegas, simpson takens his best friend's wedding. dismisses rumors he may have been involved in a robbery. >> i ain't got nothing to say. i didn't do nothing wrong. >> but las vegas metropolitan police come to a different conclusion. >> we recovered two firearms and some clothing. >> the las vegas metropolitan police department decided to affect the arrest of o.j. simpson. >> a year later in 2008 with the world watching, o.j. simpson goes back on trial. this time accused of multiple counties of conspiracy, robbery and kidnapping. but is his case purely about what happened in that las vegas hotel room? michael mcclinton has written a book called "the truth about the o.j. simpson robbery." >> i had the gun in the commission of a robbery. i could have got more time than him. but then again that started showing me they don't me. they felt that they had the hooks and they were going to drive them in him as deep as they could so he couldn't get off. >> but this will be nothing like his los angeles murder trial. >> he didn't have the resour

then they will move to las vegas moving into a $2 billion stadium by 2020. jessica flores, kpix 5. >>> the undocumented immigrant charged with shooting and killing a woman in san francisco is expected to appear in court today for trial proceedings. juan francisco lopez-sanchez has been awaiting trial for more than two years. he is accused of killing kate steinle on pier 14 in july of 2015. police say the suspect had been deported five times. his defense lawyers have argued that physical evidence suggests the shooting was accidental. >>> this morning, one man is in jail after a deadly stabbing in half moon bay. it happened near fernandez park at 7:00 last night. the san mateo county sheriff's department says a 911 caller reported a fight in the area. when deputies arrive, they found two men on the ground with injuries. one of the men was bleeding stabbed in the neck and died on the scene from his injuries. the other man was taken into custody. >>> right now, oakland police are looking for a suspect wanted for a triple homicide. the department just released th

what does it say about vegas?k it says vegas is what we call, you know, a grown person's playground. >> we knew cannabis would be a huge thing but it has been a little more than we thought it was going to be. >> reporter: as you can see, there's still some product left, but not a whole lot. it's been flying off the shelves. the nevada dispensary association estimates that during the first four days of recreational sales, it was about $3 million to $5 million worth of pot sold here in nevada. as for the distribution issue, state officials are scheduled to hold an emergency meeting today to try and hash out a solution. gabe gutierrez, nbc news, las vegas. >>> we certainly hope the good people in nevada can resolve that as quickly as possible. >>> next, and then there were six. two more people now added to the gathering between a russian lawyer and members of trump's inner circle. what really went on in that meeting? reaction from both sides on the story that just keeps evolving next. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. awa

it's celebrity week las vegas on "who wants to be a millionaire."cheers and applause] and today's returning celebrity contestant, she is an emmy award-winning chef, author, and owner of giada, one of the best new restaurants in las vegas. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome back giada de laurentiis. [cheers and applause] hello, love. muah. [dramatic music] ♪ >> whe