. ♪ ♪ >>> las vegas was the adopted >>> las vegas was the adopted home of world famous lion tamers siegfriedoy. >> and this morning the second half of that duo, siegfried fischbacher has passed away, at the age of 81, just eight months after his partner, roy horn. will ganss is here with more. >> when he was little, siegfried asked his mom for a book about magic. she said no. he found money in the street and bought the book himself and the rest is history. siegfried fischbacher, born in germany in 1939, lived by the mantra, in magic, anything is possible. >> how did you do that? and that was, i think, the three words that changed my life. my life became magic, and magic became my life. >> siegfried met roy horn on a cruise ship in 1957 where they decided to team up for a show. siegfried focussing on the magic and roy on exotic animals. they made their debut in las vegas. >> siegfried & roy had been the single most successful entertainment attraction in las vegas history, 30 years, 48 weeks a year. capacity business. >> paving the way for other spectacles like cirque du soleil and putting the

there is a venice in las vegas.ry, it is parched, and there is a rialto bridge and you can look at the rialto bridge at what sheldon adelson created. what does the distinction of sheldon sheldon adelson casino and business versus the other entrepreneurs of las vegas? brian: you are right. not only is sheldon adelson credited with those developments in vegas, but also identifying the area of macau as an opportunity for mass gaming development. with a lot leaves us of contributions that are notable. tom: they were international in nature. he seemed to be fearless about that. what is the path forward. if i can gamble on sports in america how does that change what he brought and what he leaves? brian: with most of the opportunities coming in asia the company has already suggested the possibility of monetizing some assets in las vegas. the likelihood in our view is robert goldstein, the acting ceo and chairman and recent coo and president would be a likely successor. .e is well respected bm: what is the political ent, if

. >> they met in vegas. a professional poker player. >> he said he was making good money at it. >> a former trapeze artist. she fell for him. but she didn't gamble on this. >> i could smell the odor of decay and blood. >> or this. >> at every turn there was another woman. >> married, with a child and women in multiple cities. >> what else is he capable of? >> capable of murder? he had an alibi. >> credit card transactions and phone records of me driving from las vegas. >> but could this little card hold the key? >> that was just a shot in the dark. >> absolutely. >> was he a calculating killer or was his lifestyle on trial? >> he made mistakes, but that doesn't make him a monster. >> was there one more card up his sleeve? >> it goes back to him thinking i've bluffed some of the best. >>> welcome to "dateline." it was a perplexing double murder with no witnesses and no physical evidence. the victims, a respected couple. their son, it turned out, played poker for a living. could that lifestyle have had somethi

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>>new year to you both i'll tell you what the energy here already off the charts in las vegas. take a look back behind me you can not only see but also hear all the energy going on from the vehicles up and down the las vegas strip and there are already tons of folks out here on the street we made way out earlier this afternoon and you can see the sidewalks are already beginning to fill it with people hoping to get a little bit of that las vegas experience now just a few hours this will be shut down the walking traffic only we'll see a lot of that energy spilling over into the streets as they're walking back and forth counting down to the new year now they have made some changes at venues around the area, including a reduction in the size of the fireworks show they will now that enter a fireworks show that we traditionally have your instead it's going to be done on one single roof there in the plaza are of course hotel and casino but as you can imagine the reductions and changes are not really slowing people down as far as the energy goes it feels electric up and down the strip

click or call today. ♪♪ >>> they say that what happens in vegas stays in vegas.e vegas was where her husband had told her he intended to kill a complete stranger. >> he wanted to know what it would feel like to kill someone? >> kill somebody, yes. >> nobody's ever said that to me before. >> yeah, me either. >> but 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 that he was going to do? >> he said that peggy's friend brenna approached him and she would share the insurance money with him. >> murder for hire? >> yes. >> did you try to talk him out of this? >> i did. i thought he was just talking. i was just hoping he would 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 off into a fall of

but this, too, is las vegas.d desert terrain that is a kind of refuge or hiding place for the desperate and troubled. >> believe it or not, that whole area has homeless people that are up there. >> reporter: this is where "greyhound" took them. this is where he lived, he said. but out there somewhere, they were convinced there must be a second camp site with possible evidence about the killing of shauna tiaffay. so police went up with the air unit to have a look around. >> those pilots decided they were going to fly the whole area for us and they actually located the second camp site. >> we entered and we found a citation in the name of noel stephens. so we were at the right place. >> reporter: so they spread out, kept looking, and pretty soon one of them called out. >> about 175 feet from the tent he found a bush, and under the bush he saw a pair of rolled up denim jeans that appeared to him to have blood on them. we put those in for immediate dna testing. >> reporter: how did that come back? >> it was shauna ti

this is amelia earhart's characteristic red vega. this shows her story of being the leading pilot flying across the u.s. and atlantic. it is in another airplane where she disappears trying to fly around the world. lockheed become synonymous with high-performance, long-distance aircraft that important aviators choose to make these flights. but still, this is a wood airplane. it is interesting to see the performance being pushed, which seems counterintuitive for what the airplane is. it does not have a tubular steel fuselage like the spirit of st. louis, but it is looking towards the future in terms of it shape. and if we look at this very dynamic 1926-34 period of innovation where a lot of these airplanes emerge, the vega is one of the first to represent how the airplane will become modern over the course of the 1930's. the vega, through pilots like amelia earhart and wiley post, ramped up the spectacle of flight and enthusiasm for flights across oceans and around the world. the next airplane is an example of a commercial airliner tha

this is amelia earhart's characteristic red vega. it is another airplane where she -- a lockheed electra that she disappears trying to fly around the world in 19 47. it become synonymous with high-performance, long-distance aircraft that important aviators choose to make these flights, but still this is a wood airplane. it is interesting to see the performance being pushed, which is seeming counterintuitive for what the airplane is. it doesn't have a tubular steel fuselage but the spirit of st. louis, but it is looking towards the future in terms of its shape and if we look at this very dynamic 1926-34 period of innovation, that we are seeing a lot of the airplanes i've been talking about emerge, the vega is one of the first to represent the future of the airplane and how it will become modern course of the 1930's. the vega through pilots like amelia earhart and wiley post, they really ramped up the spectacle of flight, the influence he has them -- enthusiasm for these wonderful flights across the ocean and continents around the worl

anyway. >> reporter: siegfried died wednesday night at his home in las vegas from pancreatic cancer. behind a truly magical legacy, alex and mona. >> thank you >>> right now on "america this morning," pandemic plan. >> the very health of our nation is at stake. >> president-elect biden unveils a massive stimulus proposal with more direct payments to americans, a boost to the minimum wage and billions for vaccination efforts. this as more hospitals warn they're running out of shots. the new challenge this morning. we take you to one of the hardest hit hospitals. >>> the officer jammed inside a door during the capitol riots speaks out. >> i guess i got pinned through the small back and forth we had fighting for, you know, every inch. >> what he's revealing about the man who tried to attack him and this morning the new fbi security bulletin ahead of inauguration day and how the

on the las vegas strip. maybe a couple throw pillows would help.egy gut check from our trade desk. ♪ >> o'donnell: tonight, some good news-- house members from both parties are looking to honor u.s. capitol police officer eugene goodman with a congressional gold medal for his congressional gold medal for hi heroism during the deadly storming of capitol hill. goodman, an iraq war veteran, likely saved lives by luring a group of rioters away from the senate chamber and toward police. legendary magician sigfried fischbacher of siegfried and roy has died after battling pancreatic cancer. he was 81 years old. siegfried and roy met in 1957 while working on a cruise ship. their show, featuring rare white lions and tigers, was one of the most popular attractions on the vegas strip. roy horn-- who was attacked by a tiger in 2003-- died last sprin. magician david copperfield today called the duo pioneers who illuminated las vegas with illusion. coming up next, she's one smart cookie, with a sales pitch that makes customers melt. omers melt. . if you have ris

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every january, the tech world descends on las vegas yeah.happening — it's online—only — and we're gonna try and bring you a sense of what the show is like. and yes, there will be weird gadgets, there will be big announcements, but there won't bejet lag! and i'm still in for a bit of a treat. i'm being spoiled this week by having someone film me remotely using something being shown at ces this year. so you may have heard us mention by now that we're both self—shooting our bits of the show, and that can mean a bit of stopping and starting as we're trying to respond to changes in lighting, or tweaking focus if we move a bit — all the bits that you never need to know about that can be rather fiddly for us. ratherfiddly? it drives me up the wall! well, i did not need to worry about any of that this week — sorry, spencer — as i unwrapped crew in a box. ok, it's not literally a crew inside a box, but it is a high—end plug—and—play studio kit in a box, to be operated remotely. lift the lid and you'll find a 6k camera, a teleprompter, a triple led li

. >> reporter: across the country, fireworks displays canceled in chicago and las vegas. in boston and las vegas, police on the lookout for house parties. >> my message couldn't be clearer do not get together with others new year's eve. >> reporter: in florida where the governor ended all covid restrictions on bars and restaurants, social media is already full of packed party videos, even as broward county tries to enforce a 1:00 a.m. curfew in times square, only invited guests allowed, including first responders and health care workers. among them, a doctor in the bronx that not only treated covid patients but lost his own grandfather to the virus. >> i'm so fortunate to have the experience to see it live, i'm just so thankful. >> reporter: 2021 also can't come soon enough for baldwin davis, a public safety worker who lost his twin brother to covid >> once the ball drops, i consider it getting rid of th past and a new beginning. >> reporter: the new year's eve ball has been raised and lit and it is surreal to see the streets of time square this empty. bu in a year where

the loss of a vegas legend. we'll remember siegfried of siegfried and roy. and pitch perfect,w crt girl scg samoas in the pandemic. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us. we're going to begin with breaking news and it is both startling aobg.ed stes government is actively preparing to be attacked by its own citizens. cbs news haas learned the f.b.i. and other agencies are warning police departments across the country that extremists and militias are discussing a second assault on the u.s. capitol along with the white house or state capitols, the director of the f.b.i. saying tonight he is concerned about conversations that are being picked up online about plans for multiple armed protests. and tonight, president-elect joe biden's inauguration is less than a week away. the iconic buildings and monuments to democracy here in washington are now barricaded, surrounded by national guard troops, cement barriers and fences. amtrak is tightening security and some airlines will no longer allow passengers headed to washington to check firearms. and th

my murdered son to a vegas name was narus, my only son. everyone grieved for him. me my son was a good man. we do not have any life now. we are living here in this room without anything. only his children are left behind. this is been america to a vegas longest war but perhaps an unfinished one for the u.s. and laura: as america to a vegas longest war comes to an end there are more national guards stationed on the streets of washington, d.c. than afghanistan. -- after they were stolen by the nazis of world war ii. the worst were discovered at the department in munich in 2012. paul hawkins reports. reporter: this is playing the piano by an artist seized by the nazis in 1939. the wishes of its original jewish owner have finally been fulfilled and it is been handed over to sotheby's in london. the last of price's artworks to be returned to their owners stolen by the nazis during world war ii. it came from thisunich flat, an incredible horde of 1500 paintings, including works by picasso and matisse discovered by tax investigator seven years ago. the hope of this man wh

>>world's largest tech show trades las vegas for cyberspace. we'll take a look at the latest as its next on kron 4. >>the north bay where safeway pharmacists in sonoma county will assist in vaccinating thousands of in-home supportive services workers earlier today kron 4 talk to us a county spokesperson for details. >>i think people know this is this all hands on deck and we on tear areas like safeway like the summit county medical association. and other groups working list too really ramp up our efforts right now we're in phase one a which is for health care workers. and once we had phase one b which we hope to get to you by the end of january is going to be a really a massive group of people. >>phase one b will include teachers and people who work in food and agricultural workers and people over the age of 75 if you are eligible to get a vaccine from a safe way pharmacists. you will be contacted and asked to make an appointment. >>still ahead on kron 4 news at 6 the latest charges related to the mob violence at related to the mob violence at

reporter mattie white is in las vegas with a look at this technology. >> welcome.porter: you may have seen devices like these. >> stand closer, please. >> reporter: they use thermal screening. >> temperature is normal. >> reporter: to ensure you don't have a fever upon entering. >> wear mask, please. >> reporter: have you ever considered these same machines could also be used to do this. >> depending on the policy of any facility, if they require a vaccine, all someone would have to do is pull up a card, a vaccine card. this machine can check it and verify right away if someone is up to date. >> reporter: monitoring your vaccine status. in a contactless way. it's a vision these las vegas-based tech innovators have for public gathering entry. once widespread vaccinations are rolled out. >> just like an i.d. card that you can scan with your phone, qr tag, these cameras have the act to scan a qr code. >> reporter: a qr code of our very own could be in our futures just like those ones you use to pull up a menu on your phones in restaurants. >> the d.o.d. will issue a c

let's say vegas. yeah great passing by vegas tonight. look at this four passes in four seconds, resulting in a max patch already goal. he had a hat trick tonight. that is tiktok toe hockey. at its best, but vegas did lose the game in overtime. alright some nba stuff this is beautiful from john wall behind the back and make it happen with the nice laying right there before him. his new team houston with the left hand, he will scored and then the overall performance in the nba tonight. check this out. you got to be atlanta's trey young with the big steph curry type downtown. three emotions to the floor and. does the 24 in honor of kobe bryant. he had 38 points tonight, and the hawks wind up winning their game all worth checking out tonight, and that was beautiful hockey. i know you appreciate it there from vegas, man. that sure was i so wish we had time to debate roger clemens and barry bonds because i so completely disagree with you on whether they should be in all of them. you're crazy. that's of them. you're crazy. that's another time o

absolutely and as i'm sure it's different for you covering this as well as here usually in las vegas at least in some warmer weather that is for for now the host of the big picture hall and cooke we really appreciate you making time for us today thank you for covering this event for us as always you bet. that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the portable t.v. app which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or simply check it out at portable dot t.v. c.n.n. . join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you that. some rumors assume the search is going to be memphis mccomb you may. know. him and those who just can't stand for a bit if they get in there hear them to. antarctica is a very international community. meaning used to. live for. just a few guys who keep it as the slow slow slow use of even. those of pollution but the one who used to cook the brazil so there nuchal through cooperation in i'm

absolutely and i'm sure it's different for you covering this as well as here usually in las vegas at least in some warmer weather that is for now the host of the big picture hall and cooke we really appreciate you making time for us today thank you for covering this event for us as always. you bet. that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the portable t.v. app which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or simply check it out at portable dot tv. that's geysers line it looks like they save money the girl a. lot of teasing this is a central player except for dying a problem is the problem right now so he stopped. some rumors as soon as it. suits you stuart. there of those who just came down for a vote if they didn't hear that. antarctica is a very international community a. media used to refer to. just a few guys who feel that is the slow slow slow even. though the pollution of the world food the food the business for their nuclear cooperation in antarctica is everything refuse to believe it wi

absolutely and as i'm sure it's different for you covering this as well as here usually in las vegas at least in some warmer weather that is for for now the host of the big picture hall and cooke we really appreciate you making time for us today thank you for covering this event for us as always you bet. that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the portable t.v. app which is available on smartphones and tablets do google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or simply check it out at portable dot t.v. c.n.n. . join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to us with the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. who has been suffering the most there's almost no doubt in the long conflict regular syrian people need. is more than when your wife of 20 years of your brain. i could see everything with my own eyes and hear the stories of its residents one group in particular russian wives of syrian man. because they were opposed to look up to his nationali

after going to vegas every january for 15 years, i was so over it.nd then, this year, it turns out i really miss it. i know. ourjanuaryjaunt may not be happening but that doesn't mean that technology is standing still. of course it's not. yeah. ces is still happening — it's online—only — and we're gonna try and bring you a sense of what the show is like. and yes, there will be weird gadgets, there will be big announcements, but there won't bejet lag! and i'm still in for a bit of a treat. i'm being spoiled this week by having someone film me remotely using something being shown at ces this year. so you may have heard us mention by now that we're both self—shooting our bits of the show, and that can mean a bit of stopping and starting as we're trying to respond to changes in lighting, or tweaking focus if we move a bit — all the bits that you never need to know about that can be rather fiddly for us. ratherfiddly? it drives me up the wall! well, i did not need to worry about any of that this week — sorry, spencer — as i unwrapped crew in a box. ok, it

absolutely and as i'm sure it's different for you covering this as well as here usually in las vegas at least in some warmer weather that is for for now the host of the big picture hall and cooke we really appreciate you making time for us today thank you for covering this event for us as always. you bet. that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on demand on the portable t.v. app which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or simply check it out at portable dot tv. some reviewers as soon as you see. your mother he just comes up with a great you're going to. antarctica is a very international community it. used to. do this. to keep those who face the slow slow slow uses to ease. the pollution of the world to use the brazils for their new course we're going to go is everything produced the illusion we live in front of t.v. with the above the. 5 behave i would affect a whole day but i decided not to take its life. with my goddamn you there. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking t

one is his legacy in las vegas.of the first to jump on the idea that the convention business was a lucrative market on its own. it was sort of an afterthought in vegas designed to fill rooms midweek. think convention goers didn't gamble much and were not worth the business. he built the sand center and the venetian next to it, built these rooms that were bigger than normal, had fax machines, safes, meeting space, all of that that was a revolution at the time. it's become a huge business and everyone has copied him. guyourse, the first western to open a casino in macau, opening the stage for others to follow. vonnie: do we know what happened at the end of october? there was an effort to sell some of his casinos in vegas for about $6 billion. did anybody do anything with that block of property? chris: not off the table. that process will continue. can get the number they want, they will still sell. vonnie: how closely did he have likes of mitch mcconnell, the party elders in the gop? than halfid his more a billion dol

here's our chief white house correspondent cecilia vega tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president joe biden signing an executive order reversing his predecessor's ban on transgender troops serving in the military. one of 23 executive actions he's taken so far, aimed squarely at rolling back the trump agenda. >> what i'm doing is enabling all qualified americans to serve their country in uniform. >> reporter: and today, signing another order, pushing the federal government to buy american, and to publicly explain their reasoning if they decide to buy foreign. >> the previous administration didn't take it seriously enough. federal agencies waived the "buy american" requirement without much pushback at all. >> reporter: there's no timeline, but he wants the government's fleet of vehicles to be converted to made in america electric, including postal vehicles. but what comes next is not something he can do with just the stroke of a pen. the president needs congress to pass his nearly $2 trillion covid relief package. his plan to get $1,400 checks into the hands of struggling americans. ext

for obama to come in here almost hypocritically saying i love vegas and then leave here and then dump everything he can to prevent people from coming to vegas, people don't like it here. we are a city of 2 million people. this is not just the strip. when you drive a block away from the strip, then you don't even know the strip is there. but we are dependent upon tourism, but dependent upon conventions and when someone denigrates conventions, particularly the president of the united states encourages financial firms, automobile firms, governmental agencies from coming here, nobody understands the reason why. >> zigging while they are zagging, the man who said las vegas would be a destination for conventions when everyone laughed and it did, said that donald trump had a very good chance of becoming president, and then he did. ♪ >> dana: hello, everyone. i'm dana perino along with jesse watters, juan williams, dagen mcdowell, and brian kilmeade. if it's 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. president trump blasting efforts to impeach him as house democrats move full speed ahead. sp

the aces or the wnba franchise based in vegas. davis as you see there when he was in oakland he frequents aces games all the time you could see him courtside he won't have to buy tickets anymore because it's his team but you know probably never bought tickets to begin with but says now the ownership under out marc davis. that is you look at sports we'll be back after the break. crust is the most important part of “stuffed crust.” it's half the name! papa john's crust is made from six simple ingredients... ...seven if you count all this cheeeese! better ingredients. better pizza. papa john's. >>powerball jackpot going up again nobody matched all 6 numbers in last night's 550 million dollar drawing this pushes the grand prize to a projected 640 million dollars for saturday night, the 8th largest in us lottery history and the 5th largest in the game's history. >>the winning numbers were 4. 1923, 2549 and the powerball number was 14 7 tickets did match 5 of those numbers 2 of those tickets were sold in california one at paul's market

allowing businesses that can't come to vegas, to still km to the show. >>> cbs news, new york. >> gotwonder if one of those robots can grill a steak. all right, that's the overnight news for this wednesday. for some of you the news continues for others check back later for cbs thisrsloany ti cb .comnation's pitol. >>> it's wednesday, january 13th, 2021, this is the "cbs morning news". set to impeach. house democrats and a growing number of republicans prepare for a historic vote to try to remove president trump from office. >>> warning signs ignored? the fbi says it gave a heading -- aeaem about possible violence at the u.s. capitol last week. >>> accelerating the rollout. operation warp speed makes a crucial move to vaccinate more people faster against the coronavirus. >>> good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-m g

after going to vegas every january for 15 years, i was so over it.—only — and we're gonna try and bring you a sense of what the show is like. and, yes, there will be weird gadgets, there will be big announcements, but there won't be jet lag! and i'm still in for a bit of a treat. i'm being spoiled this week by having someone film me remotely using something being shown at ces this year. so you may have heard us mention by now that we're both self—shooting our bits of the show, and that can mean a bit of stopping and starting as we're trying to respond to changes in lighting, or tweaking focus if we move a bit — all the bits that you never need to know about that can be rather fiddly for us. ratherfiddly? it drives me up the wall! well, i did not need to worry about any of that this week — sorry, spencer — as i unwrapped crew in a box. ok, it's not literally a crew inside a box, but it is a high—end plug—and—play studio kit in a box, to be operated remotely. lift the lid and you'll find a 6k camera, a teleprompter, a triple led light panel, two microp

they were set to play rival las vegas in a back to back series. on february 1st and 3rd, but the golden knights have 4 people in covid protocols at the moment and they've had to close their facilities so these games will be rescheduled giving san jose little reprieve until week from today at anaheim, the sharks can probably use the time off they've lost 3 of their last 4 after spending their entire season. so far on the road. one of the highlights of any trip to levi stadium is a visit to the forty-niners museum since that can't happen in person at the moment due to covid the forty-niners made alternate arrangements earlier today, i spoke to former 40 niner keena turner about their exciting new virtual tour. take a look. starting this weekend we've got a sneak peek of a new virtual tour that's being launched by the forty-niners museum and who better to talk about that with us then keena turner 4 time super bowl champ member of the bay area sports hall of fame. and now he's vp and senior adviser to the general manager for the forty-niners keanna th

we hope to be able to bring you the latest and greatest from ces 2022 from las vegas itself.ryone a big high five! good plan. but is it from us for this week. the full—length version of click is on iplayer. as ever, you can keep up with the team on social media. find us on youtube, facebook, instagram, and twitter. thank you for watching, and we will see you soon. goodbye. hello. friday turned out to be quite a quiet weather day across many parts of the british isles. perhaps you had the opportunity to get out and enjoy some of the beauty that's widely available across the north of england and indeed up into parts of scotland. and we're not quite done with this wintry weather scenario just yet, because as we start the weekend, a new set of weather fronts will drive their way in from the atlantic. and some of this atlantic moisture is going to fall into really quite cold air across the eastern side of the british isles. so we're going to see further accumulations, and notjust where we already have significant amount of lying snow. as we creep away towards the higher ground of

also coming up the consumer electronics show in las vegas kicks off this year it's online only and digital health takes center stage. and while the condemning forces us to stay at home airports are struggling to stay afloat. welcome to the business i want to get jobs and well and good to have you with us and 1st it was the u.s. president now twitter has to spend it more than 70000 accounts used to spread the far right conspiracy theory q.r. known as the latest company to crack down on extremists content following the deadly insurrection in washington last week twitter said it was committed to quote taking strong action on behavior that has the potential to lead to the offline harm the backlash comes as pay pal blocked accounts and crowdfunding efforts linked to the violence air b.n. b. is said to a council bookings and the u.s. capitol connected to hate groups that's ahead of joe biden's in on curation i mean why right wing twitter alternative pala is suing amazon the after it was delisted for failing to moderate its post so a lot going on there on social platforms and for more let's bring

liz: gary, next year in vegas, that's all i have to say.nd of grown a little older together over all these years, so we need to be together next year at ces, and let's hope that everybody stays safe and healthy, and good luck with the virtual conference. i will be right there on my laptop watching. thank you so much. gary shapiro. >> thank you, liz. liz: anytime. the peach state giving the big apple some renewed bites in the bond market. charlie's about to break that next. >>> and you may know fox news correspondent jackie-in rick from her coverage -- jacqui heinrich, but what about her personal climb as a journalist? jacqui started off as an intern for cbs evening news' knorr ya o'donnell. -- norah o'donnell. she had to wake up at the crack of dawn every day, we both got up at 3 a.m. to deliver stories and newspapers to reporters. but in 2018jacqui's always happy -- that's not exactly her sentiment. she joined fox as a national news correspondent reporting on the 2020 election and all things joe biden. you've got to hear jacqui heinrich's

what she said about the las vegas shooting massacre and the assignment she's now received on capitol hill. >>> wall street versus main street. is the gam new questions after trading in certain stocks favored by amateur investors is suspended. one ceo explains what could happen next as the market mayhem continues. >>> plus, megadiscovery. what may have been the biggest animal ever to walk the earth. >>> and the new lawsuit over what's really inside subway sandwichesfa fain fights b >>> and this morning paying tribute to the legendary cicely tyson. >>> good friday morning, everyone. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm kyra phillips. mona is off. we begin with those mutations of the coronavirus. >> found in the u.s. raising concern about how effective the covid vaccines will be. >> this morning we're expecting to learn new details about a potential third vaccine and johnson & johnson is expected to release new data today and growing urgency to get shots into more arms. this morning, new evidence that vaccines might be less effective against mutations of the coroe s. >> the south afric v quite

as many as 14,000 people were expected to gather in part of downtown las vegas. the state's governor warning -- >> the larger the group of people, the larger the number that will get sick. >> reporter: tonight, that area now restricted to hotel guests only. and in california, where many icus are at capacity, the famed santa monica pier has been shut down. the cdc and cities like san francisco urging people to stay home. >> do not celebrate with folks or people outside of your family or people that you do not live together with. >> all right, trevor ault is live from times square. and trevor, as i look at your shot right now, i've reported down there in times square on other new year's eve, and it is incredible how quiet, how empty it is. we have never, ever seen anything like this. trevor, what is the celebration or lack there of, going to be tonight? >> reporter: well, tom, to be perfectly honest, aside from a few hundred police officers, it is eerily empty out here. a surreal scene to cap off what has been a surreal year. now, there is a small stage for concert

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. >> it ever >> we want to tell our viewers las vegas sands has announced the founder, chairman and ceo has died at the age of 87 due to complications from nonhodgkin's lymphoma he is a major donor to republican politicians including the president. jim, took it public in '04 became extremely wealthy also a huge proponent for israel he's going to leave a legacy well beyond gaming >> yeah. i think that anyone who has visited israel knows his name is everywhere he had a vision that china, that mccau was going to be a place of great opportunity, not just the united states. steve wynn shared that vision. steve wynn not heard from because of issues involving nothing to do with his business. well, nothing to do with the business of wynn but these are remarkable people who had a great vision i think people will say how can you not mention he backed president trump? i don't know belichick, the people make mistakes nelson pelt came on air and said i voted for the wrong guy. but adelson stood for worldwide prominence of what the united states, let's say, believed in capitalism and i think that i'v

in vegas but around the world in macao also. >> he had a big uns from on vegas in turning it into a destinationhanged it to what it is today when he went in there and got the concession and brought significant properties for significant gaming as well as cleaning the place up sheldon was immeasurable in terms of his impact on the gaming business in those destinations and will be remembered for it, i'm sure. >> you know, it's so different, the vegas that sheldon helped found back in the '80s when he purchased the sands is very different than it is right now, michael. in your experience with him, at sands, where do you think vegas stands right now, coming off the pandemic, and the recession, and into the future, where we could -- a lot of our habits could be changed >> that's a little bit of a tough question at this particular point the pandemic has really affected laeg from the standpoint of its general tourists and its general business environment as well as the gaming it will recover because it's a -- vegas is very unique in its situation. but there is a lot of cash burn going on now they are