really is. >> sometimes what happens in vegas stays in vegas.its tequila and its mariachi music. its historic center is dotted with plazas and beautiful landmarks. in 1997, a middle-aged woman in a dark wig was seen frequenting the old colonial plaza. that woman was none other than margaret rudin. >> margaret rudin had been indicted for murder. her husband ron rudin's skull was found just outside of las vegas in 1994. >> police instantly zero in on margaret. they believe they've got a solid case. but it's only after police finally have what they believe to be is the murder weapon are they able to charge margaret rudin with murder. >> everything that had gone wrong, the way it was handled by police and the prosecutors, and i got really scared. i did not feel comfortable anymore, because they can do whatever they want to do with somebody's life. i wasn't going to get a chance to prove myself. >> she did call me and say, they think that i did it. she always said she did not do it. she never admitted, that i know of, that she was guilty. and she ran

a larger-than-life figure in las vegas. >> he had a twinkle. he was very handsome.andsome, he really stood out. >> when it came to his marriages, ron went through wives like a casino dealer goes through packs of cards. >> reporter: ron had been married four times already when he met margaret in church a few months after splitting with his first wife. >> i think i've fallen in love too easily. i don't regret them. ♪ gee i really love you and we're gonna get married ♪ >> margaret would never have a problem finding a husband. it's like liz taylor. >> reporter: margaret grew up in a conservative christian household. she married out of high school and had two children. but the marriage didn't last. >> my husband had an affair. i went to real estate school, got my license, and found i could make it on my own. so i did. >> reporter: she got married and divorced three more times. >> i think i'm easy to be married to because i'm a people pleaser. that's why none of the men in my life ever asked me for a divorce. not one. i always had to bring it up first. >> reporter: to get

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but bugsy siegel is just starting to high vegas 1940. how big was las vegas 8,000 people? 8,000 people so with military airfields which they added that brought people into vegas it tripled in a decade and by the 1980s when las vegas is metro area was a million people time magazine put it on its cover story and said the new detroit vegas was the way we lived now so that all trans happened as a result. part because of the airfields and precars of the military investing in this dusty little town there the second big thing to happen, of course when this is what trans totally transformed phoenix and other places had nothing to do with the war. i don't think was air conditioning they say had air conditioning not come along you basically wouldn't have most of the southwest settled here still in new mexico the manhattan project arrived in los alamos in 1943. it was thought like the hanford planned promised land to be a temporary thing. it was a mystery like the hanford. it was an instant town of 6000 people, but that's still there. now let's talk about how race changed because of

vegas, perhaps.don't see the wars that being that transformative for latinos how it changed the mix. yes. right, you touch on something really great. okay. i mean, i don't know if i can succinctly repeat the question but the relationship with the military and whether, as i read it, you know, as i see it, there's a legacy. she sort of asked, a legacy from that and carry over some of their attitude now. so, thank you. that's a very goodçim>w point. i forgot to mention that. a le=ybÃof secrecy. so, we built this atomic bomb and the secrecy, of course, there was a reason for that. because we were at war. global war and you had to keep a secret and that carried over to peacetime. to this time, you have a hell of a time getting information out of the military. all the federal agency. i covered the west for a long time. i covered 50,000 miles a year i went everywhere like the johnny cash song. of all the federal agencies the most difficult to get information. i think there's a legacy of secrecy that carried

>>one of the ways that you knew your in vegas, went to this casino buffet. >>we've got a lot of food for not a lot of money las vegas is known for so many things and while we have seen live entertainment take a backseat another big aspect to the vegas lifestyle has to sa's but gaming historian david schwartz doesn't see them going away forever. i think when it is safe. they will come back in some form. >>you know it's hard to say when that will be but i don't think i think there's such an association of the biggest and the phase that somebody is going to keep this alive several properties moved away from the face services, including when and circus circus replacing there's with the food court towards dawn cagle hopes vegas can keep a phase but find a safe way to do it by just recently went to 1, one from houston they had it set up where they have the plexiglass and they had servers behind you, but you could still to as many times as you want and get as much as you want, captain handsfree and i really like that idea at south point casino food operations direc

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i vegas. the godfather mafia, didn't get into into the 19 fifties. -- 1940, how big was las vegas? 8000 people 1000 people, so, with military airfields, which they had a number of people to vegas, it tripled in a decade. by the 19 eighties, -- was 1 million people. time magazine put it on's cover story they said, the new detroit. vegas, was the way we live now. so, that all happened as a result in part because of the airfields and the military investing in his dusty little town a second big thing that happened of course, this is what's totally transformed phoenix and other places, head off into the war. was air conditioning if air conditioning did come, along you would have a southwest settlement still. in new mexico, the manhattan project arrival sala most in 1943 it was thought, like the hanford -- it would be a temporary thing. it was a mystery. it was an eastern town, of 6000 people. but that is still there. now, let's talk about how, race changed. because of the war, this is one of the mo

>>welcome back las vegas has been dubbed the buffet capital of the world. i love good buffet but of course as the pandemic has changed so much of what we do it's also changed the way we buffet yeah and as madison kimbro explains many hotels and restaurants in las vegas say they don't plan to reopen buffets. >>any time soon. >>one of the ways that you knew your in vegas, went to this casino buffet. >>we've got a lot of food for not a lot of money las vegas is known for so many things and while we have seen live entertainment take a backseat another big aspect to the vegas lifestyle has to sa's but gaming historian david schwartz doesn't see them going away forever. i think when it is safe. they will come back in some form. >>you know it's hard to say when that will be but i don't think i think there's such an association of the biggest and the phase that somebody is going to keep this alive several properties moved away from the face services, including when and circus circus replacing mayors with the food court towards dawn cagle hopes vegas can keep a phas

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, nevada and one of the reporters had been planning a sorority trip to las vegas and when you go explore the glitz and glam of sin city what else would complete the journey but doing homework for your reporting class so on her trip she went down to where janice is living right outside of las vegas and had the first of a long interview and it kicked off the entire project because that was where we got to find a cornerstone of the narrative that we created later in terms of getting janice's first hand account and her memories of what happened in the classroom in 1960 and then it opened the door for all of the different cases we pursue from their. >> and it gave new meaning to the gleeful explanation and she had to take some time away from her plans at [inaudible] and that then developed and is that from the initial encounter with janice boyle to you filing freedom of information act requests and engaging in interaction via the post office with the fbi? were the students naÏve and you as the lead player in these contacts with these governments organizations in thinking that there was someth

. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> reporter: las vegas, nevada.littering temples to gambling will happily take your money, of course, and perhaps you'll leave the city a little poorer, and if you want to bet your heart in las vegas, well, you can put that on the line, too if you're in a betting mood, and debra newell was. >> i felt very adored and very loved, and i thought, "well, if he's the love of my life. i'm ready." vegas on business in december, 2014. john meehan went along. and -- >> we went to a courthouse, and just got married before a judge. >> reporter: like that? >> just like that. >> reporter: married. nobody there but them and their secret. they decided, said debra, they wouldn't tell anyone. >> i knew my family would be not very happy with me. >> reporter: what did it feel like? >> very mixed emotions. a little empty, knowing that they're not onboard with this. >> reporter: but that's all on that one side. on the other side, there's this rush of happiness and good feelings, right? >> yes. >> reporter: so debra's daughters, protectiv

, we could interview them in las vegas. these little links we've been mentioning throw out whether it's journalism or someone, scott mcfetridge working for gap and all thesedifferent things . i think that is a lesson that i learned but i think that the story continues to tell especially as we get into revealing our process at the end of the book and epilogue is that histories rhyme, it's all interconnected and the things that we have been able to with this array dredge up and showcase what is happening in 1960 and the sentiments and anxieties or what have youthat were happening then . we can make those or draw those parallels to today. and i think that the connectedness of both the things that are happening then and the things happening now and the connectedness of everyone in this story to either a theme or someone else in this story or another place in the story is serendipitous for us as journalists but is actually kind of more indicative of the fact that everything, all of this story that we tell no matter how specific

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12 games on the road to start the season, they are finally back in the tank tomorrow night against vegas. they are thrilled but sharks territory is now unfamiliar territory. >> took me a bit to get my bearings walking around our room. i would love to come out tomorrow and have a full sap center, you kno k that definitely get up for our games against vegas. it is up to us in our room to make up for it. >> round two, pebble beach pro-am. man it is gorgeous down there. daniel berger, chipping from the rough and drains it for an eagle. second place at 11 under. one back of the leader, jordan spieth, who played spyglass hill on 5, the long birdie. 12 under for the tournament. spieth's first 36-hole lead since 2017. happy birthday to the greatest winner of all-time. 11-time nba champ bill russell. grew up in oakland. started with the celtics and blew out every single candle. well done. happy birthday. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of busines

you were in las vegas, i'd visit your family.y's family, uncle frank. i was a newspaper boy for "newsday." i'd take my money i earned off the route. she would play video poker. in a bowling alley. >> jimmy: yep. >> a bowling alley in a casino? >> jimmy: particularly son lanes, no, charleston lanes, just a bowling alley but slot machines in the bowling alley in vegas. >> slot machines everywhere, like at the urinal at the taco bell. [ laughter ] i had to stand 30 feedback. i gave her $20 to play with. we had a system. if i held up a 3, that meant she was to keep the third card of the five that were dealt. >> jimmy: you were how old? >> 13. [ laughter ] old enough, i think. then the system got crazy. she wasn't -- she's like what are you holding up? we ended up screaming. "keep the deuces, drop the queen!" we hit four 4s. i made like $120. she's like, sal, we're not playing anymore. i know she was serious because she had hushed tones and she's never like that. >> jimmy: no, never hushed tones. >> we're walking away. and that's that

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>>more las vegas resorts are announcing the return of the show's of entertainment. but with the restrictions in nevada entertainers are bracing for much smaller audiences as or come reports comedian she talked to say that they're still excited to be with their fans. >>but i welcome my air the night the show from las vegas, comedian carrot top is fine-tuning his funny bone after being closed for almost one year due to covid-19 show at the luxor returns this weekend but with the smaller have were jokes and people updated guidance caps gatherings in nevada at 100 people or 35% capacity, whichever is lower in any case carrot top can't wait being on stage what we feed off the energy the crowd gives you so i we with the same kind of high that the audience leaves with every night mgm resorts also announcing brad garretts comedy club and thunder down under are expanding from 50 to a 100 seats this week on the social scene the omnia nightclub at caesars palace will reopen in march but only the outdoor terrace think it's about rebuilding analyst cuero says with entertainment

outdoor at the vegas golden knights, this game was delayed in the first period by more than eight hours because too much sun on the ice causing problems with the guys skating. they resumed action at 9:00 p.m. the avs went on to beat the golden knights 3-2. boston and philadelphia will play 4:30 p.m. nbc sports network. that's a look at sports. more news after the break. >>> finally tonight, celebrating the lunar new year with some world-class music. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> that is beautiful. it's an an ideal tradition for the symphony. this year the performance was pre-recorded. it was free and you can see it here dad nbc bay area. the year of the ox concert features traditional music and newer works by asian composers. if you missed it, it is being rebroadcast next saturday, february 27, at 4:00 p.m. you can see it right here dad nbc bay area. and, by the way, happy year of the ox, anoushah. >> thank you. you, too, terry. thanks so much for joining us. snl is coming up next. have a great night. >> good night. so you went to ross to refresh your look for less? and snag top brands for prices that have

las vegas sands, it's singapore, macao and yes, las vegas, as well this is a company that's recovered and there's plenty of room to the upside for this name so i continue to want to own this one, as well i'll tell you what, was there just so much activity, scott and the one thing i would point out, i don't think i've ever traded as much in the last week and a half or two weeks ever, outside of being on the trading floor and it gives you an idea of just the changes and you mentioned it and i'll probable not tweet it all out and it will fell out more characters that i can it's incredible how much activity and the accelerated moves and the ups and the downs. the movement has been absolutely extraordinary. >> give me something on jefferies. why jefferies? >> i love the financials and this is one of those things that stands out and i don't have a position here and i've been in there in the past and when i talk about financials earlier in the so i looked through my list and it's countless how many names are with stock or with calls and i think thery plenty of different names that i can rota

and then at the las vegas hotel, very interesting.2016 he got several one-time really outsized cash payments, more than $20 million that we could see flowing from a hotel in vegas that he co-owns with another individual to companies that donald trump alone controls, and then they went out as just huge cash distributions in the middle of the election. he has said that there are agreements underpinning these. we could identify, you know, a couple of the payments where there was an agreement, others we're not sure. we haven't seen those agreements so we don't know, and i think it is one of the things that probably investigators are going to look at when they can get in and start to understand what's there. you know, let's see the agreement, what did he tell his accountants about it. they were very unusual and it was $20 million, $30 million coming to him during 2016 when he was, you know, his campaign was running low on cash. >> it's amazing that we had a candidate for president, ultimately a successful candidate for president who engine

12 games on the road to start the season, they are finally back in the tank tomorrow night against vegas. they are thrilled but sharks territory is now unfamiliar territory. >> took me a bit to get my bearings walking around our room. i would love to come out tomorrow and have a full sap center, you know, s that definitely get up for our games against vegas. it is up to us in our room to make up for it. >> round two, pebble beach pro-am. man it is gorgeous down there. daniel berger, chipping from the rough and drains it for an eagle. second place at 11 under. one back of the leader, jordan spieth, who played spyglass hill on 5, the long birdie. 12 under for the tournament. spieth's first 36-hole lead since 2017. happy birthday to the greatest winner of all-time. 11-time nba champ bill russell. grew up in oakland. started with the celtics and blew out every single candle. well done. happy birthday. >> lots to celebrate this weekend. we hope you do it all safely. thanks for watching, i am ama daetz. >> we appreciate your time and have a great >> "localish" bay area is sponsored by northern

siguiendo los ocurre en el sentido se encuentra nuestro corresponsal javier vega muy buenas tardes ¿os por ahora tienen 2 pilares de su argumentaciÓn por un lado dicen que el entonces mandatario estaba haciendo uso de su libertad de expresiÓn en este discurso que vio justo antes del ataque al capitolio y que nunca incitÓ a la violencia. y por el otro lado, tambiÉn dicen que los demÓcratas lo estuvieron atacando durante varios aÑos y es un asunto bi-partidista, muchos estuvieron molestos cuando el presidente trump estaba molesto con los abogados y veremos cÓmo se evalÚa su participaciÓn este dÍa. serÁn breves y se tomarÁn una fracciÓn del tiempo que tienen disponible para esta defensa del presidente si esto ocurre cierran su intervenciÓn hoy y esto podrÍa abrir la fase de preguntas y respuestas y quizÁs maÑana, maÑana sÁbado entonces los argumentos de cierre y lo que darÍan paso despuÉs al voto final no olvidemos que los demÓcratas necesitan que 17 senadores republicanos se pongan de su lado se unan a su casa para declarar culpable al expresidente trump pero por ahora no tienen estos

. >> reporter: even hosted her own las vegas residency.fessionally since 2018, abruptly canceling her las vegas residency the following year, saying her dad was sick and she needed to focus on family. fans now turning to the performer's instagram account for behind-the-scenes glimpses into her life and hints about her well-being. including dance videos, messages to fans. >> i pulled out all of my jackets, and the next day it was really hot, it was very confusing. >> reporter: and last november her attorney telling a judge, my client has informed me she is afraid of her father, adding, she will not perform again if her father is in charge of her career. can you explain why britney's lawyer is saying she doesn't want her dad in charge of her finances anymore? >> throughout 2020, britney and her father had many conversations. and in fact, early on in the pandemic, they spent two weeks with other family members hunkered down in louisiana. they spent a lot of time together. and in that time, britney never expressed those words to her father. sh

javier vega tiene el reporte. >>> los ecos del ataque al capitolio sonarÁn nuevamente esta semana en>>> nunca hemos enjuiciado a un presidente dijo este senador republicano la defensa de trump presentarÁ videos donde muestran que los lÍderes demÓcrata s estuvieron en la marcha live black matter >>> es muy difÍcil defender un video donde una persona les dice quÉ hacer y despuÉs ver que lo hicieron >>> por eso los fiscales acusan a trump de incitar a insurrecciÓn. (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> y la opiniÓn pÚblica se inclina en contra del expresidente. el 56% de los estadounidenses considera que deberÍa ser condenado y no ocupar un cargo de nuevo segÚn una encuesta. sin embargo, por el balance partidista en el senado es muy probable que trump sea declarado no culpable lo que segÚn expertos no significarÍa el fin de sus problemas legales. >>> yo creo que el caso mÁs fÁcil que Él va a tener que confrontar es este. creo que casos que puedan confrontar el presidente despuÉs de esto van hacer casos criminales, potencialmente. >>> se anticipa que este juicio polÍtico sea mÁs rÁpido que el a

main advantage power play goal, and vegas. one in three, here is coach, after they dropped three of their last four. >> i don't think we beat ourselves tonight, i thought come you know, we do not find the offense but i think you could say, that team in the other side really handled us and really outplayed us. >> losing sucks. there's not a single person that is happy. i hate losing. i can say that to everyone. much better day if we had one. >> you heard the man. he hates losing. pga at pebble beach, what is better than second-round action? how about third round? you can't get tired of this monterey peninsula scenery, and here is daniel berger, swung the big boy driver. par for fourth hole, and he drove it, start of the day, one shot behind, that set himself up for her eagle two, becky the outright lead. jordan speed, the second-round yellow card three bogeys and five holes, that dropped him to back of the lead, but, but look what he did at 16. before i leave this earth, i want to do this. watch this. i'm not going to give you

. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, las vegas is allowing larger crowds starting today, and an animatede has staying power at the box office. naomi ruchim is in new york with those stories and more. hey, good morning. >> reporter: anne-marie, good morning to you. the stock market is closed today in observance of presidents' day. once traders return tomorrow, the strength of the u.s. consumer will be in the focus with the commerce department releasing its monthly retail sales report. on friday, the dow gained 27 points. the nasdaq added 69 points, and the s&p 500 was up 18. >>> amazon is suing new york's attorney general over covid-19 demands. the company argues letitia james exceeded her authority in seeking to penalize amazon over its covid safety protocols and the firing of one of its outspoken workers. in a complaint filed friday, amazon says james threatened to sue if amazon didn't agree to her list of demands, including rehiring the worker and paying him large sums of cash. james calls the lawsuit a sad attempt at distracting from its safety record. >>> starting today, more people

not only in vegas because these are across the country. yeah, a slot machine for a car. >> what will they think of next? that's pretty interesting. it looks cool. >>> taking a look at the roadways, a lot of cars making the trek out of tracy to 580. altamont pass commute is getting busy. it is a bit breezy. be careful especially if in a high profile vehicle. we are seeing sluggish conditions around north flynn. it looks better towards the dublin interchange. travel times are in the yellow. if you are headed on 80, east shore freeway west bound highway 4 to the maze, still an okay ride, only 14 minutes. we've got a nice travel time along highway 4 west bound from antioch towards hercules. i want to take you to santa clara. ouble spot where a down tree is stuck in lanes. chp is issuing a traffic alert. this isin santa clara county. all lanes are shut down on the south bound side. use alternates if you can. there is no e ong highway 9. our bridges es ights aroff and in an ancisco. e golden gate bridge is quiet, no troubles out of marin or in t

and vegas spoiled the homecoming. san jose lost three of the last four.y are dead last in the west division. >> losing sucks. not a single person in the room is happy. i hate losing. i can say that to anyone. much better day today if we won. >> men's college basketball, a look at number one gonzaga. they didn't let up. drew timmy. zags shot 61%. won this west coast conference game 161 100-61. >>> pepperdine. when tommy kuzi drove inside, he tied the game. colby ross was fouled and earned this one at the free- throw line. nailed both shots and pepperdine won the game, 60-58. a stunner for them in their first game since late january. >>> meantime, jared haas in stanford hosting utah. how do they beat the utes? they shot over the zone. spencer jones scored 17. stanford won 73-66. they have won three of four and are 9/6 in pac-12 play. and over in berkeley, matt bradley and cal took on colorado. final minute. bears up, two, just get out of bradley's way and let him go. a clutch three. he scored 28. and cal knocked off the buffs, 71-62. and snapped a seven-gam

un tercer cheque de estÍmulo econÓmico podrÍa estar pronto en camino, javier vega nos explica cuÁndoempleados para que sigan con nosotros, y no tener que despedirlos. >> negocios como el suyo con menos de 20 empleados son la nueva prioridad, se incrementa la ayuda a contratistas independientes y auto empleados se eliminan las exclusiones a quienes han cometido un delito y se retira la prohibiciÓn de prÉstamo a quienes tienen deudas estudiantiles, pero aÚn mÁs, en un paÍs donde 4. 7 millones de negocios son propiedad de hispanos se beneficia directamente a los inmigrantes, ya no se requiere ser ciudadano, solo residente legal para solicitar el financiamiento, es. >> solo el inicio dijo el presidente, necesitamos que el congreso apruebe los cheques de 1400 dÓlares que son casi un hecho y solo cuestiÓn de tiempo. >> imagino que el presidente puede conseguir el paquete de rescate en unos 2, quizÁs tres semanas, entonces yo tengo esperanza de que en unos cuatro, cinco semanas llegarÁ un cheque. >> este lunes la propuesta iniciÓ su camino en el congreso con el voto favorable del comiÉe de

. >> to investigate what's motivating america's white nationalist revival, i went to las vegas. away from the bright lights of the strip where anything goes, there's another vegas in the sprawling suburbs. and that's where i'd come to meet a 46-year-old welder named keith. we agreed not to use his last name, for fear of reprisals. >> welcome to my hope. >> thank you very much. >> keith, who's spent almost a decade in prison describes himself as a prominent member of america's white nationalist movement. >> our main agenda is just to secure the existence of our people and have a future for our children. >> think of what we're talking were. we're talking about securing the existence of your children and their future. how can that be a negative thing? >> do you think america is at its heart a white nation and that that is at risk? >> no, it's not a white nation anymore. it's a multi-cultural nation, but i would say this nation was founded by white men, and we've already lost control. and quite frankly, the statue of liberty doesn't say send us your hateful, violent criminals waving

i will pass it to commissioner vega. >> thank you, commissioner zhang. my name is gracie vega. i'm a youth commissioner for district 8. on february 8, the youth commission held a town hall in which we were able to hear from a completely different view on our city's budget concerns and needs. we held over 1,000 participants, over 200 of which were youth in t.a.y. we had representatives that were able to answer questions that youth had and were able to inform youth. so i'm going to pass it off. >> thank you, commissioner vega. i am commissioner chung, a mayoral appointment and chair of the civic appointment committee. our first goal is to allow the department of elections to continue our civil committee to invest in the long-term health of our democracy. as with the department of children, youth, and their families, we would like to see funding go into services that support both the physical and mental well-being of young people especially during this pandemic where resources are limited without direct contact with schools and community based organizations that many youth rely on

vegas and colorado tomorrow right here on nbc bay area, and then boston and philly on sunday from thein a moment. >>> finally tonight, davy symphony hall is closed, but the san francisco symphony is coming alive on nbc bay area. the lunar new year is getting a special tribute from the orchestra. ♪♪ >> sounds nice. the elegant and colorful celebration draws on asian traditions past and present. it features traditional music and newer works by asian compose. >> and you can watch it right here. nbc bay area presents the san francisco symphony's year of the objection concert tomorrow, february 20th, 4:00 p.m. right here on nbc. if you can't watch it live, dvr it. it should be a really good program. thanks for joining us here on this friday night. have a great and safe week.