we made repeated requests to vegas p.d. for one law enforcement representative to update us on the investigation on air. of course killer steven paddock. they provided this. a terse e-mail from the public information laura -- officer, no one from the lvmpd will be waiting in any interviews about the 1 october incident for thing extra ham angle. oh, thanks. well, some new information has trickled out over the last few days i say most of it, when i really culled through it, only raises more questions. a lawyer for the police department says charges may be coming soon against some one else and is stemming from what officers discovered in that mandalay bay hotel room on october 1. remember, inside they found paddock dead, 47 guns, thousands of spent cartridges and other equipment. all of those backs he was somehow able to get into the hotel by himself. his girlfriend, lar mayor lou danley, has admitted, now, her finger prince are probably on some of the ammo because, get this, she helped load the cartridges. i have other inform

a lot of people say what happens in vegas stays in vegas. >> not always.e didn't stay in vegas. garvin thomas shows us, that is a very good thing. >> reporter: regardless how it may seem in movies and on tv, not all las vegas dreams come true at night and not all take place in a casino. some jackpots are hit in the middle of the day. and one, well, one recently happened right in pedro's cab. >> it was a gift from god. >> pedro has been driving a taxi in vegas for 18 years. it's helped him raise a family, he says, but changes in the industry have made it harder and harder, lately, to make ends meet. >> it's tough. it's very tough. you have too many taxis. it's very hard to make a living. >> reporter: which is why, when pedro picked up a passenger last december, he was two months behind on his mortgage. a fact he'd not normally share with a fare, but this one was different. >> very friendly and tell him my problems. >> reporter: pedro had no idea how different this ride would be. >> i'm a firm believe what you put out you receive tenfold. >> reporter: his pa

las vegas is known for legal sex work in some cases, certainly what happens in vegas stays in vegas, the city of sin. the other thing las vegas is known for is a robust vip culture. a member of the culinary union described how powerful the unions are there. and also how responsible wynn is for giving people very good jobs that move them quickly to the middle class, whether they be pit bosses or cocktail waitresses. but those service professionals are often pressed into service doing things that are outside the purview of their union protections. but for fear of losing their union protections or union jobs, they capitulate to things. one amazing example is the las vegas massacrist not long ago, supposedly helped by bellhops and others because they felt powerless to say no. even the housekeeping staff was powerless to say no to him. with wynn, the fact that he is abusing the trust between a massage therapist and a -- you know, one of her clients and the manicurists is not a relationship. that relationship between management and union, between ceo and union, is vexed there and very open

jordan adamczyk/las vegas survivior"i just wanted to protect her."vivior"the five minutes where jordan laid on top of me and i was on my side just looking at him, all i could think about is what my life would be like without him, and that was the hardest thing i have ever experienced." and now after surviving that nightmare,they get a chance to spend a life time healing together.jordan adamczyk/las vegas survivior"i knew i loved her and then this whole things happened and i was like whos she is incredible."with the help of the fairy god mother foundation, barr and adamczyk don't have to worry about a thing with the foundation picking up the entire wedding tab from gown to venue.jordan adamczyk/las vegas survivior "so going through it together we just know that we can get through everything together and anything that comes our way, we will be strong enough to overcome it."the couple plans to use their future life together to honor thoes who lost theirs.jordan adamczyk/las vegas survivior "we are so incredibly thankful, and i think we said before that

rory cellan—jones, bbc news, las vegas. iamrh03.a i am r h 03.'ll have more from the international consumer electronic show in las vegas, including cutting the cord. what did you think of the luggage? i would love that luggage if it was three orfour times the would love that luggage if it was three or four times the size than i could just about fit all of my luggage inside it. i am not a light packer. and before we go, let's take a look at these pictures. we've had some unusually cold weather in the usa — but it's also been snowing in the sahara desert. northern algeria was hit by a rare spell of icy weather. it didn't last long though — the snow melted not long after these pictures were taken. tuesday was a disappointing day up and down the country, cold, damp and grey with the exception of western scotla nd grey with the exception of western scotland which saw a model sunshine. into wednesday we start to see a change to the weather. a band of rain smoothly —— slowly moves eastward across the country. first being on wednesday clearest skies and

and as they say in vegas, jackpot.m., just before ernie used his credit card at the mcdonald's and the gas station, there was a cash purchase at the nike outlet. one pair of size 12 nike impact tomahawk sneakers, a ripken youth baseball bat and junior match soccer gloves. >> i'm thinking even the most skeptical jury in the world has to realize, put it all together, the book has just finished, that's the ending of the book. >> in january 2011 the alameda county prosecutor told jurors ernest scherer iii was a narcissistic sociopath who savagely murdered his parents in cold blood. >> he is sheer evil. he thinks he's smarter than everybody. >> heavily in debt and desperate for money, ernie's house of cards was collapsing before his very eyes, said the prosecutor, and so he killed his parents for the money, for his inheritance. even ernie's own family unanimously turned against him, including ernest scherer sr., ernie's grandfather, who took the stand on his 95th birthday to testify against his own grandson, his namesake. a

you can make the argument that a tranldy happened in las vegas at a hotel. does that deter people from going to that hotel? >> very different. >> totally different. >> very different. >> would you have thought that actresses with a boycott weinstein and company in terms of production or directors >> very, very different. >> i think corporate event planners who anybody who is running a corporation has to steer clear. whether the allegations are true or false it's lasatered all over the tv you have to stay clear of these properties. >> i can't speak to what the conference business, how much revenue it drives. i have no idea i probably had you should. bk makes a great point my point is this, i think tim made the same point. i think mr. wynn is at a point where he is clearly more towards the end of his career than the beginning. >> turns 76 on saturday. >> if he has to step down, my sense is that the business that's been put forth has enough traction where it might be a blip i don't think it's devastating >> all right. >> for more on the allegations against stev

las vegas sands trades at 22 times next year's numbers. given its apparent growth rate, wynn deserves a multiple growth year wynn simply is not that expensive, even after its monster run. for those who listened to me on wynn and bought a position in this one, let her ride if you own las vegas sands, sell, swap into wnyy what if you don't want to own something that's totally hostage to the prc after all, there's nothing stopping the communist party from cracking down again whenever they feel like it maybe you prefer a casino stock that's a much more domestic play something like mgm resorts which had a lot of exposure to las vegas. as well as properties in washington, d.c., that people are crazy about and atlantic city new casino set to open in springfield, massachusetts, later this year. not much around there. could be a magnet. since december 2016, the stock has given you a terrific 37% return that's despite the fact one of the casinos was the location of the worst mass shooting in american history just last year still, mgm is putting up p

but don't worry, what happens in vegas, it really does stay in vegas. >> so she signed a deal to performt park theaters starting in 2019. it'sle the same place lady gaga will start her sin city run in december. >> cher, ricky martin and bruno mars have all done shows there. >> this means we get more of britney's at home vegas videos. she's painting jessica biel's dress for the critics choice award. >> beautiful. no word yet on what she'll be doing until 2019. i'm not making fun. i'm generally enthusiastic. >> britney's a good dancer. >>> dr. oz proved that he's more than just a tv host when he to vegas. >> a fellow passenger passed out. the surgeon said he wasn't sure if the man was having a heart attack, but he jumped in to help. >> dr. oz stayed in touch with the man and said the collapse was likely caused by the flu. it's never much, just what's left after i break a dollar. and i never thought i could get quality life insurance with my spare change. neither did i. until i saw a commercial for the colonial penn program. imagine people our age getting life insurance at such an affordabl

in vegas. no one wanted that slogan to be true more than jean huden did. especially since vegas was where her husband had told her he intended to kill a complete stranger. >> he wanted to know what it felt like to kill somebody. >> nobody's ever said that to me before. >> yeah, me either. >> this was not to be a thrill killing. according to jean, her husband believed murdering the victim he had in mind would be a kind of public service. >> he just said he beat his children and beat his wife and didn't take care of his family and just an abusive -- >> made him sound exactly like the guy jim had grown up with. >> exactly. >> what did jim say he was going to do? >> he said peggy's friend brenna approached him and she would share the insurance money with him. >> murder for hire. >> did you try to talk him out of this? >> i did. i thought he was just talking. i was hoping he'd get over it. >> it had been a tough year for mr. and mrs. huden. the death of a childhood friend had sent jim huden spinning

rory cellan—jones, bbc news, las vegas.rs are being sought by police after a shop worker was attacked in an argument about cigarette papers. officers say when staff refused to serve them because of their age, they became aggressive. the victim, vijay patel, died in hospital yesterday. our special correspondent, lucy manning, reports now from north london. he worked hard in this shop in the quiet suburbs of north london, but one punch was to end vijay patel‘s life. on saturday night, abdullah rahimzai was working alongside mr patel when three teenagers were told they couldn't buy cigarette papers unless they could prove they were 18. they threatened me to break the window, so that's why i ask him. i wish i didn't send him to the window, but because of the threat the guys made, i asked him only to see. when i reached the door, he was already knocked down. he was hit one punch. the family released this photo of mr patel in hospital before he died to try to help catch those who killed him. for his relatives in slough, disbelief

scott budman joins us from las vegas. >> reporter: welcome to las vegas, or as it's called this week, the center of technology. one of the products getting the biggest buzz isn't going to hit the road for several years. but when it does, it will be a sweet ride. the rocrowds around this car ar anything but relaxed. it's a prototype from panasonic, fully autonomous. it's like a comfortable living room on wheels. >> there's part of your living room you want in your car. >> reporter: like a 74-inch screen that you can use as a tv. or it's a sun shade. here at ces, they're looking at how the cars will treat us as a person. >> the car knows who you are. and it can adapt to your needs. >> luxury that's real, intelligence that's artificial. a peek into our robotic future as it gets us around. panasonic says it will be at least a decade before we see one of those driving around. they say, they're going to work on how cars see us, while we in silicon valley see how autonomous cars see the road. in las vegas, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> we can watch movies. >> it's crazy. all of the con

>> well, obviously, what happens in vegas is not staying in vegas. this is a major, a major new development, and we'll see how it plays out. as it does play out, if it proves that there is more than just an unhappy divorcee, then we'll see. there's going to be a lot of money returned. that certainly happened with the weinstein situation. if this plays itself out, we're, what, less than one day into this whole thing. as it plays itself out, i think we'll find there's going to be a lot of questions raised about who's received money from steve wynn. we're not there yet. but we're headed down a path. and so i suppose all the -- anybody who goes to vegas, be aware that it may not stay in vegas. >> all right, congressman john garamendi, thank you. >>> all right, coming up, lawmakers on capitol hill turning their eyes to the sexual abuse scandal involving olympic dr. larry nassar who they're pressuring for answers. >>> plus, stuck and held captive in filthy conditions for years. grim new details about the turpin children and how they were treated by their o

la investigaciÓn de la masacre cometida en las vegas.e 21,000 horas de vÍdeo y que incluyen decenas de fotografÍas que permiten ver en detalle el escalofriante escenario desde donde el pistolero stephen paddock cometiÓ la masacre. aquÍ se ve el pasillo que conduce a las habitaciones que paddock alquilÓ cinco dÍas antes en el hotel mandalay de las vegas. en la parte de abajo se observa otra cÁmara tambiÉn puesta por paddock. esta deja ver la sala de una de las dos habitaciones desde donde maquinÓ la masacre. varios rifles aparecen en el piso. estas otras nos permiten adentrarnos mÁs yy se pueden ver algunos peros 18 rifles que le encontraron tirados por todas partes. unos sobre las mesas, otros sobre los sillones que uniÓ y que parece como si fueran una tina de baÑo. esta permite ver el arsenal y el cuerpo del pistolero boca arriba. aquÍ se ve la entrada de la habitaciÓn de durmió paddock o durante cinco noches. esta fue otra de las cÁmaras que instalo en la puerta de entrada de una de las habitaciones. todas las cÁmaras que instalÓ las c

laura: i spoke to a senior editor or short time ago from las vegas. dan, it looks as though artificial intelligence devices are the star of the show out there. which gadget are you most excited about? >> it is less about individual gadgets and more about the platform. these companies like google and amazon are making user-friendly platforms like alexa. you want to work with companies you are familiar with, and put their assistance in other people's products. they can get out of the hardware business and focus on building an ai platform. laura: what can the new generation of artificial intelligence robots do to help us in our lives? last have started in the couple of years people buying these smart speakers like the amazon echo. google has their version, apple has a version that has been delayed by is supposedly coming sometime in 2018. that is fine if you want something that plays music and answers questions and can access your information. the next move is to put it in a lot of things in our house, whether it is in your television or refrigerator or

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in a las vegas university lab, i'm meeting sophia, a humanoid robot.t i am. however, i wouldn't want to trick people into thinking i'm a human. i just want to communicate with humans in the best possible ways, which includes looking like one. sophia, who's had advance notice of my questions, our has few practical uses right now, but her creators believe voice to she represents a big step on the road to artificial intelligence. dislike out a rehash dislike out a to create living, intelligent systems and there you'll see the greatest revolution in artificial intelligence. as this giant tech show gets under way, china's spending on al and robotics is much in evidence. this suitcase recognises and follows its owner. here's china's biggest force in al, the search giant baidu, laying on a lavish las vegas event with the slogan "ai is changing the world at china's speed". it calls itself china's google. it's already a leader in technologies like facial recognition, and baidu is confident china can challenge america's ai dominance. china is quickly catching up

rory cellan—jones, bbc news, las vegas.m reprezent fm, which trains hundreds of young people every year in media and employment skills. our royal correspondent nicholas witchell was there — his report contains some flash photography. you are they travel with all the paraphernalia of royalty, but harry and meghan are the new royal couple determined to do things just a little differently. so this was a visit to a radio station, housed in old shipping containers. believe it or not everyone is listening and i'm in the same room as the royal couple right now. this is reprezent fm in brixton, south london, set up 10 years ago to help tackle inner city issues, like knife crime. it gives young people a purpose and trains them to be broadcasters. i can see why your show‘s so popular because you're so thoughtful in the approach, but also so engaging to listen to. thank you. inside the station, harry and meghan were getting to know the broadcasting class of 2018. outside it was apparent that royalty‘s newest recruit is reaching new au

catherine lombardo was the attorney representing the victims of las vegas.therine, what do you know? >> we had court two days ago. it was the hearing for the press, where they have asked the court to release the search warrants, the affidavits, and all of the returns, which means the evidence. we heard was quite shocking and surprising. you have to remember that sheriff lombardo with the las vegas metro police has told us at the briefings that stephen paddock was the lone shooter. he was the only shooter. however, at the hearing, we heard two things. one, there will be no indictments coming for any murder or shooting, however, they are investigating other charges and crimes. they wouldn't say who. they wouldn't say what. the entire courtroom took a gasp and looked up and went silent, and even the judge reacted, and the judge said, okay, without telling me who are what, are you saying to me that there will be other charges forthcoming? and the lawyer for the police said, yes, there are other charges being investigated. the judge pressed him on that when he sa

we're joined from the las vegas strip with more. >> reporter: good evening, as you know las vegas is famous for bright lights and big stars. among those getting the most attention this week in vegas, a robot from the bay area. expanding its reach one hotel and one hallway at a time. it never gets tired, and it doesn't sweat the small stuff. after years of tweaks, the robot, born in san jose has gone vegas. we saw this one in the renaissance hotel making deliveries to guests. >> there's more interesting things you can do with the robot. >> reporter: thanks to new software and sense sors it can tell the hotel where the wi-fi is weak. >> he's constantly monitoring the halls, the wi-fi. it makes sense to work with the hotel and let them know what the conditions are and if anything is going on, he can notify them enough. >> reporter: he's instantly the most popular creature everywhere it goes. and a lot more people are seeing the robots in a lotd more places. >> we have our pilot going on in a hospital in san francisco. we've been rolling a year in fed ex. >> reporter: we did a little dig

we're still here in 2017 in las vegas. i brought my daughter from new york.e with that umbrella. it must be the donny name. >> donny osmond. because marie. donny and marie right across the street at the flamingo hotel. this their tenth year. >> we just signed our tenth year. we were supposed to be here six week. ten years with my brother. aluminum is the ten-year anniversary thing. and i told donny working with you for ten years i feel foiled. >> that's good. >> tell us about the show as you start your tenth year? which have people come from all over the world. well change the show up every year. right now thing is my favorite show that we're doing because because it's our tenth and new dancers and just got voted best choreography. we love the people. we're very personable. we have the longest meet and greets on the planet. >> people like that. >> they do. and whether you knew us as young kids in our teens from paper roses or meet me in montana or broadway or whatever. >> a little bit country, a little rock 'n roll. >> you can even sing fit you want to. ♪ i'm

. >> reporter: good morning and welcome to las vegas and the consumer electronic show. we are familiar with action cameras and drones, they are getting faster and cheaper. how about items like this? this is an ear bud. comes in a pair of two from melted down guns obtained from gun buy backs. a bit of everything here. the focus at 2018 ces, artificial intelligence. you have heard about ai in cars, in refrigerators. we are going to focus today on robots. you will zero bottoms here to serve us. we are not talking vacuuming floors anymore. they are robots built to know us with artificial intelligence. we will show them to you throughout the day. in las vegas, scott budman, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, scott. >>> the company that makes the spin bike announced a new treadmill, almost $4,000. the company says it is worth it.

and as vegas. facing off with a google assistant. the next time you're bored and happen to have a digital assistant why not ask if it's better than its competitors at least amazon's alexa and the google assistant are each determined to prove they are they're both going to be at c s and las vegas and what's being billed as a showdown first smart speaker technology but the jury is still out as to which one superior. personally you could bet on both and probably come out on top lxi definitely has this really strong sales and shopping environment and google just has so much data it's hard not to think they're going to come out on top but at the same time it still seems pretty even i think google assistant is the fun one . it's the wonder you can say play me a song have a laugh with you guys it's the one you want to go out for a drink with but then. lex is probably the one the more business in your the one you see in your office the one that you have. in-depth conversation with but that's more likely to get things done than your mate down

i guy known as a visionary, the builder of the best hotels on the las vegas boulevard.re is a long record in vegas, back to the first piece in 1967. he has a tremendous legacy. complicated on the strip, it will be difficult to get him off that board if people are trying to do that. >> what allegations do you see having an impact on him, personally? >> he clearly is a give who safered the spotlight. more in recent years, on fox news, he has been a popular person on different programs. sharing his political opinions on business. and it sounds like that is not going to continue at least for the time being. so, there may be a kind of going back into his own. a privileged gaming license in nevada. it may be subjected to scrutiny at some level at some time. >> we appreciate you spending time with us today. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> next, is president's order is that obstruction of justice? becaus e i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to more than a quarter million people.

>> is she doing vegas? vegas thing. >> okay . >> [laughter] >> i don't know why you would go to me for that information. >> i like that because that's a controlled environment. it was super cold. i don't know how you sing at all there. >> absolutely. but your voice does change as you get older. >> i don't know if it -- anyway we'll talk. talk. >> used to be high. now it's lower. >> that's a good thing. >> i used to sing in chorus in fifth grade. >> you did. >> yes. let's go to the forecast. hopefully nobody is watching. >> no, no, no, we don't hope that. no, no, we don't want that. we don't want empty chairs at home. >> that's true. seven in new york city. look at boston this morning, zero, minus six in chicago. chi. arctic air masses and, you know, once they move on in, they just -- they're just like, boy, i'm going to hang out for days and days and days. so, we'll get some clouds today, have a little piece of energy coming through. the afternoon, there were a few flurries. >> i did, too. >> i guess you mo

his research included information on las vegas s.w.a.t.ctics as well as exactly what weapons and explosives police in las vegas use. and police did confirm that a week before the mass shooting, he rented rooms at another venue in downtown las vegas that overlooked a different outdoor concert. police say they shooting from the mandalay bay hotel was well-planned and well hidden. >> there was no suicide note, nor a manifesto left behind, no ideology or radicalization was discovered. we hope that the work continues to be done on this case -- more complete psychological picture on why he committed such evil. >> his girlfriend we are told will not be facing any charges. martha. >> martha: thank you very much. joining me now, bob massey, las vegas resident and fox news legal analyst. good evening and thank you very much for being here tonight. your community has been through so much and we all continue to grieve with las vegas. you all need answers. did you feel like you got them from sheriff lombardo? >> i was a little concerned the way it was

npr's layla fadel is in las vegas and joins me now via skype. first of all, leila, why las vegas is the place to kick off this particular campaign? >> well, organizers say that this is an example of a battleground state that has had successful grass roots organizing. it went to hillary clinton in 2016. it elected its first female latina senator, there are a lot of races involving women including the governorship here, so they said they wanted to highlight this place on a national stage as an example of that. >> sreenivasan: last year it was specifically to protest president donald trump. this year is there-- are there different reasons? >> well, it's still a protest against this administration for sure, and a lot of conservative women say they don't really feel welcome at these marchs, but it's also not just about protest, it's about telling people to get to the polls and to turn it into political power, to take the momentum and energy of the marchs we saw yesterday across the country and last year, and make that into something at the polls. the

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and welcome to las vegas. this is "the communicators" on c-span. we are on location for the next couple of weeks. we're at the ces, the consumer electronics show. it's one of the largest trade shows in america, and we're going to show you some of the interviews we did with tech leaders and some of the latest technology. this is "the communicators" on c-span. [background sounds] [inaudible conversations] >> host: gary shapiro, this year's ces, what are some of the buzz products? >> guest: well, ces 2018 is pretty big, and products, you know, there's a lot of focus on artificial intelligence in many different ways. so we have the smart speakers which, you know, alexa and google home. obviously, google's huge here, but we're talking about other products into the home and the car. we're also talking about artificial intelligence in another way, and that is smart cities. we have a big focus on smart cities for the first time. we have the secretary of transportation here talking about it and a lot of different groups focusing on it. and that's not about

but don't worry, what happens in vegas, it really does stay in vegas. >> so she signed a deal to performpark theaters starting in 2019. it's the same place lady gaga will start her sin city run in december. >> cher, ricky martin and bruno mars have done shows there. she's in good company. >> this means we get more of brittney's at home in vegas videos. like her painting. right there. she's painting jessica biel's dress for the critics choice awards. >> beautiful. no word yet on -- >> this is in the middle of her -- >> what she will be doing until 2019. i'm sure she'll be entertained. i'm not making fun. i'm enthused about this. >> dr. oz proved he's more than a tv host. when he sprang into action on a flight from new york to vegas. >> a fellow passenger passed out, dr. oz said he wasn't sure if the man was having a heart attack but made him lay down and turn on his side until his blood pressure medication was normalized. >> stayed in touch with the man and said the collapse was likely caused by the flu. we'll be right back. the man and said the collapse was likely caused by the flu. it's

also at 10a, what happens in vegas does not stay in vegas.lying new comedy and this morning we talk live with dollar lon mcdermott and kim ma tula. >> war the hottest movies of 2018. kevin tells us looking good as you work out. we have the clothes you should be rocking at the gym. let's do this in three, two, one. good day at 10a starts now. ♪ >> thank you for coming in. talking about meal prepping which is to get more organized for 2018. have better year. happy new year to you. >> it's been a pleasure. enjoy. thank you very much. >> that food is so good, too. good way to start. i sunday night prep like i'll make a big soup and eat it throughout the week. i'm not good at the portion sizing part of it and getting that put away. >> maybe 21 takely next step. >> when i go to chick-fil-a i'll buy three combos that last me monday, tuesday and wednesday. >> do they. >> they'll last monday and tuesday. i'll get number one, number two and number three and one and two go on monday. it's the beginning of the week. you got to fuel up. >> that's meal tri

they discovered his body hanging from a tree yesterday in a las vegas riverbed area.ng pleaded guilty last month to child porn. he was expected to serve up to seven years in prison. >>> the "washington post" reports the dea is issuing a new crackdown on pharmacies and opioid overprescribers. a surge of dea agents and investigators will focus on pharmacies and subscribers. session says the dea will examine data from reports it collects every year from drug manufacturers and distributors. >>> and "time" says philadelphia and boston are fanning enemy foods because of a rivalry. in boston a craft beer is pulling philadelphia craft beers from their shelves. a boston bakery is banning philadelphia cream cheese and a philly bakery has done away with boston cream doughnuts offering what it calls a creamed boston doughnut instead. >>> still to come, tackling health care. how amazon is teaming up with two other companies to reshape the industry. industry. (laughter) let's ask the experts. i feel as clean as a shimmering mermaid. that's because only cottonelle® has cleanripple®

and las vegas economy. support for the companies that invest on a global basis with global marketing budgets to be here to make it a great efficient experience so the average person who comes here has over 32 meetings and is very efficient in what they do. >> host: ces takes over the city, and this is this is a cis used to having a lot of people try to las vegas is a city and the united states that has more hotel rooms and convention sadistic weaves everything we possibly can. we were thrilled we just broke ground this week on a new brand-new convention center that is supposed to launch at ces 2020. the state-of-the-art facility. the state-of-the-art facility, workforce around las vegas is the only major convention center where the upwards of 50 minutes away from virtually every major hotel and the convention center. this is the best convention city in the world bar none. >> host: how many square feet does ces take up? >> guest: we count ourselves by the amount of space that exhibitors by and we about to .7

. >> welcome to las vegas this is "the communicators". we are on location for the next couple of weeks. we are at the consumer electronics show the largest tradeshow in north america. we will show you some of the interviews that we did and some of the latest technology. this is "the communicators" on c-span. >> what are some of the product products? >> and 2018 there is a lot of focus on artificial intelligence in many ways. so now google is huge here. . . . . two thirds of the population compared to january 30, 1960. of course we continued that movement towards self driving cars. we know we are getting there. there are more companies involved. we are ahead and smartphones are getting better. we have longer battery life, they are doing different things. some are even losing keyboards and things like that. a lot assistant technology occurring. an robotics of course. that is where we continue to grow every year. robotics and as we get older, we want people to take care of us in the developing world. many technological solutions. one of the

you're back in vegas now? >> it's busy.second season for my residency. >> trevor: exciting. >> start in march, really exciting. >> trevor: how many shows for your residency? >> march until july. you do ten shows, do a break and another ten and take a break. it's not like broadway. >> trevor: that's not insane at all, ten shows. ( laughter ) >> but we take a break. i'm just really excited, man. vegas has been amazing for me. i'm doing gianni versace the series. my family's doing amazing. we're traveling a lot. ( cheers and applause ) >> trevor: let's talk about this series. it's a story a lot of people have been waiting for. with the story of o.j., people felt it was a story that didn't just go into a murder but a tale that talked about race. the story of gianni versace is one that cannot be separated from the story on how people treat the lgbtq community. >> this is true. >> trevor: was this important for you to be a part of the story? >> this is one of the reasons i said yes i need to be part of this. there's a lot of inju

in the same way that we don't talk about vegas anymore. vegas didn't have a part 2.story. and this story has no part 2. we don't know what's going on right now. so we have moved on and plus there is a lot of news going on. i think this is really really important story. the hawaii emergency management, i mean, they put -- you don't put a missile notification menu flex to your don ho play list. this is serious business. you don't just reassign somebody. you got to look at the whole system. and as long as we -- if we don't put pressure on this, it will go away and nothing will change. and they have to take this seriously. and i talk to people a lot of people who were there afterwards and they were -- they had -- they had changed. because when you live an event like that you never forget that you thought your family was going to die. you never forgot that. >> tucker: there is upside of that actually. it puts things in perspective. i'm not making light of this. it's horrifying. i'm glad i didn't go through it there is a blessing in. >> there i'm glad i wasn't there i woul

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

she began her second career as an entertainer in las vegas for shows in the congo room at the sahara hotel where a smash hit even though she was on stage for just twenty minutes a night. with marlena everything was perfect every gesture the way she positioned her fingers. she was an ultra glamorous figure. but it was more than that she was radiant like a supernova that suddenly appeared that is her legacy it's like mice in porcelain or ten carat cut diamond this is not the amount. that. some of the more breathtaking costume designs are stored here at the marlena detention archive in berlin. was now in her early fifty's to her hollywood glory days were over but she still long to play to an audience in one nine hundred fifty three the sahara hotel made her an offer she couldn't refuse thirty thousand dollars a week for three weeks. the most lucrative contract in las vegas and more than she had ever earned before and return plan to offer her audience something really special. she'd set new performance standards maximum glamour and minimal costumes. not everyone was happy. with. the head

two security guards shot to death in a casino near the las vegas strip.oth guards, a man and a woman, killed inside arizona charlie's decatur casino. the suspect, escaping to a nearby home. police say he shot himself in the head, but survived. >>> a lottery glitch may cost south carolina nearly $20 million. the christmas day computer error still baffling officials. more than 39,000 winning tickets printed in the add-a-play game. each worth $500. the state setting aside $19.6 million to pay potential winners. a decision on the computer error may come by the end of january. >>> a major social media malfunction this new year's eve. millions angry with whatsapp. the world's number two messaging app, used by more than a billion people. it suffered a mass outage. most of it in northern europe. today's service issue solved. no word on a cause. >>> and caught on camera, a flying furry crook drives a family nuts. a squirrel that loves sweets causing chaos in western new york. police called in as the rodent nibbled on cookies in a kitchen, then leaping at an office

a second person of interest in the las vegas shooting massacre.uded the name of douglas haig outside his home in arizona. records show haig owned a company called specialized military ammunition that is now closed. his girlfriend mary lou was earlier a person of interest. fema is planning to cut off aid today. nine u.s. representatives from florida joined the state's two senators in urging the trump administration to keep districts water and food. hurricane maria devastated the island four months ago. about 35% of puerto rico's population still has no pow jeer "people" magazine says glee mark sailing was found dead by suicide a month before his sentencing on child porn charges. they discovered his body hang frlg a tree yesterday in a las vegas riverbed area. sailing pleaded guilty last month to child porn. he was expected to serve up to seven years in prison. >>> the "washington post" reports on the crackdown on opioid prescriptions. a surge of daa agents and investigators will focus on pharmacies and subscribers. the dea will examine data from re

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