now back to "vegas undercover." >> welcome back to vegas undercover raw.vegas police officers putting themselves on the line to hunt down the dangerous violent men controlling the prostitution industry, the pimps. next, in never before broadcast footage, yurl see what happens when the vegas vice squad sets up another undercover sting. this time to take down the call girls. what are you looking for tonight? >> tonight, we are targeting the prolific prostitute that makes her living out of more than just prostitution. >> las vegas police lieutenant karen hughes is in charge of the vice squad. and in this sting operation, she isn't just going after the working girls for prostitution, she's also taking aim at theft. >> she is stealing from her clients and we call those trick rolls. >> the male undercover officer checks into a hotel room wired with cameras and microphones. there is an expensive watch and and some watch and a wallet they see if the woman takes it. how often does this go on? >> goes on all the time. >> the reason the police do the trick roll sting

>>> this may not be the las vegas you know. this is the underbelly. an underworld filled with criminals, with undercover cops trying to catch those crooks. >> i told them to pretty much go [ bleep ] themselves and catch me if you can. >> in this episode, police set up a sting, a fake fencing operation for stolen goods. >> how dangerous is this? >> i'd say it's very dangerous. >> with hidden cameras rolling, the bad guys unwittingly divulge in frightening detail -- >> they're capable of a crime spree. >> -- how they commit their crimes. >> i say here we go again. i got out the car, boom! >> then we confront them. >> chris hansen. i'm with "dateline nbc." >> -- in jail to dig deeper into the mind of a criminal. >> do you think it's funny? >> i don't think it's funny at all. >> it's real. it's revealing, and it's raw. >> i don't even get letters. nothing. >> hello. i'm chris hansen. a team of producers, photographers, and i spent more than a year following several sting operations conducted by the las vegas police department. we were given unprecedented

vegas courtroom. i just want to highlight what you saw on your screen, council going in possibly to speak with o.j. simpson, possibly for another unrelated matter. but at this point as we continue to watch for o.j. simpson to make his appearance in this courtroom and break his silence four and a half-yearlong, he is going to be talking today. what he will say is anyone's guess. but say with us as we continue to watch this live courtroom. paul callan and danny cevallos, become and jose baez will stay with us to give us analysis. will o.j. simpson ever see the light of day? "around the world" starts after this short break. r ] one ordinary family... with one extraordinary purpose... to get "man of steel" advanced screening tickets. [ movie announcer voice ] at walmart. see "man of steel" at your local theater before anyone else. get in line 8 a.m. may 18th at walmart. rated pg-13. >>> welcome to "around the world." i'm suzanne malveaux. >> and i'm michael holmes. thanks for your company today. o.j. simp

that's all for this edition of "vegas undercover >>> this may not be the las vegas you know. >> i can get you all brands of mustangs all day long. >> this is the underbelly. [ bleep ] >> shoot him in the face. >> an underworld filled with criminals. >> make your next move be your best move. if you need me there, you got to invest in me. >> with undercover cops trying to catch those crooks. >> catch me if you can. >> in this episode, police set up a sting. a fake fencing operation for stolen goods. >> i got them all here. >> with hidden cameras rolling, the bad guys unwittingly divulge in frightening detail how to commit the crime. then we confront them in jail to dig deeper in the mind of a criminal. >> i've never been caught in a sting operation. >> well, you're about to be. it's real, it's revealing, and it's raw. hello and welcome to "vegas undercover: raw." i'm chris hansen. las vegas is a city like no other. it's no wonder it's been called an adult playground. the men and women of the police department are tasked with protected with protecting citizens and tourists alike, they're

"vegas, undercover raw." thanks for watching. >>> this may not be the las vegas you know. this is the underbelly. >> shoot him in the face. >> an underworld filled with criminals. >> you invest in me. >> with undercover cops trying to catch those crooks. the. >> i told him to pretty much go [ bleep ] himself. >> in this episode, police set up a sting, a fake fencing operation for stolen goods. >> wipe the prints off. >> how dangerous is this? >> very dangerous. >> with hidden cameras rolling, the bad guys unwittingly divulge in full detail how they commit their crimes. then we confront them in jail to dig deeper into the mind of a criminal. >> you go to prison. you die. end of story. >> it's real. it's revealing, and it's raw. how long were you on meth? >> i was on it since i was 11 years old. >> hello. i'm chris hansen. while reporting an undercover investigative story you get riveting material on the cutting room floor. but now we're going to show you some fascinating never-before-seen footage from a series produced by nbc news that followed undercover operations conduct

las vegas, a lot more money in las vegas, than we will in macau this year and we'll be up versus last year nicely as well. >> well, that's a great change there. it's interesting that your revenue breakdown is more than 70% from hospitality and entertainment. and just over 20%, just from gaming. so, is that by design? talk to us about the shift in your focus to capture more market share? >> that is by design. this year we'll have record visitors in las vegas. we'll hit over 40 million people. and a lot of folks come for conventions. for example, icsc is out in las vegas right now. it is absolutely packed. we've never had a bigger convention for icsc than we are this year. and that goes back to pre-recession levels. so people go for conventions, they go for great entertainment, they go to have fun with their family or friends. and a lot of them don't gamble at all. the money that we've been investing lately in the last few years has been on new entertainment, new food and beverage, renovated rooms. we're building a 20,000-seat arena right now next to city center. because people, when th

why did you leave for las vegas?, we sat around and asked ourselves what do we want to be when we grow up? we wanted the zappos brand to be the best customer service and experience, and in the bay hear, it's hard to find people who want to do customer service as a career, and so we relocated the entire company to vegas, a 24 dlsh 7 city, service focused, and there for nine years. >> you hear ceos and others talk about customer service and giving back to the community as you do with the downtown project. sometimes that slips service. with you, this is a philosophy turnedded in. it's been profitable for zappos, and you don't have a time clock on people, it's a phone center, they interact personally with the phone center in the united states. with the downtown project, how do you take that culture you created in zappos, add that to vegas, and get the ben dpit from that? >> what we realized is company culture is to accompany as communities do cities, the same concept, just at a different scale. we spent the last 14 years

>> you have the written history of las vegas, but what would las vegas be without all those iconic signsbjects. it's kind of wonderful to be a part of people recognizing the significance of that, and caring. >> reporter: in a town where the one constant is change, these signs are reminders of the importance of the past. one of the best times to go there is in the morning as the sun comes up. what's great about the museum, too, is the community is invested in saving the signs. danielle told me she and her team receive calls who may notice a crane, or demolition about to start, they'll call the company, and say, you can't take that sign down, give it to the museum. a lot of places are now donating their signs when they no longer need them. in fact, they have a backlog at this point. >> very cool. enjoyed that tour. >> a great place. >>> just ahead, actress marilu henner is here with a preview of tonight's big finale of "apprentice." otherworldly things. but there are some things i've never seen before. this ge jet engine can understand 5,000 data samples per second. which is good for busin

a devastating affect on las vegas, and he was coming to las vegas and i said to myself, i'm not going life is -- my wife is a little nicer. she says when somebody comes to your home, you have to treat them right. so i said, okay, will meet him but the white house didn't know that and they called me, rob emanuel, -- rahm emanuel, and he said how can we make this right? i said all i want the president to do is to tell everybody that las vegas is a great place for meet examination -- meetings and conventions and it's a very pleasant environment. he said -- >> neil: the president didn't do that. >> no, he didn't. and then what was even worse than that, the year -- when i made my slow learner comment -- he did the same thing again. he said don't spend your kids' college tuition in las vegas. that's like going town to florida and telling people not to drink orange juice. >> your have has become mayor so when you are the mayor of the city, you obviously support everything about the city and want to make sure a lot of people get to the city, stay in the city, spend money, and he was chasing t

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las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance. we're using less water today than we used five years ago, despite over 300,000 new residents. i think it's a pretty amazing example as to how a town can really turn on a dime if there's the political will and if the public gets behind it. narrator: even the casinos and resorts have adapted to efficient water use. mulroy: the las vegas strip uses only 3% of all the water that we deliver. and when you think about it, it's the largest economic driver in the state, the largest employer, bar none. they knew they had to go the extra mile. and they've embraced conservation. and it's almost beyond belief that they're right now in the process of building another 15,000 rooms. southern nevada recycles 100% of its wastewater. so for every gallon we put back in the colorado, we can take an additional gallon out, or we send it to reuse facilities. and we deliver it to golf courses and parks and other outside applications. man: water's about a third of our budget. that's a lot of money. the lake ri

simpson back in las vegas in a courtroom for the third day. he's there live in las vegas trying to reverse his kidnapping and robbery conviction to try and get a new trial. lets listen in briefly. >> talking about a lot of different things but it's what you would expect at an event like this. i can't say i remember specifically seeing it at the time. i can't say i really remember him saying it. >> okay. did you recall walter alexander -- >> o.j. simpson talking about the scene that landed him in jail. unlike his trial back in 2008 when he was sent to prison, this time simpson actually taking the stand and nbc has his testimony. >> reporter: o.j. simpson wants another chance. today he's telling a judge why his lawyers were so bad he should have a new trial and describing details surrounding his attempt to retrieve his sports memorabilia. >> the kids were away at college at this time. these are all things they should have, not some guys selling it in a hotel room in vegas. >> reporter: among his claims his lead attorney never told him about a pl

finish if you like gambling, vegas does come to mind. recently large casinos have been popping up in states like michigan, mississippi, connecticut. so let's talk about regional gambling and how it's affecting las vegas. my next guest is the chairman and ceo of mgm resorts. today own the bellagio, the mirage, and the company reported stronger than expected first quarter earnings. jim, here in a first on fox business. it's great to see you. >> thanks for having me. cheryl: thank you for being here. let's talk about these numbers because, obviously, a big surprise. the profit a nice surprise for the street, revenues as well. what do you think was the main driver of strength for the quarter, jim? >> well, we're very proud of how we did. we tripled our profits at city center cans our largest new, beautiful development here in las vegas. we had strong revenue growth and even better profit growth because we've been able to drive some higher margin business into our properties x. a lot of the capital investments we've made is bringing more peop

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vega keeps using that word because laura's law is an upfront tool before somebody needs crisis. if they are proven to be a danger to themselves or someone else, a judge tries to get a treatment team and they try to talk with this person and figure out a way for them to stay out of the hospital. we have forced treatment, we have 51/50. my son has been through 51/50 numerous times. he's been slammed with this. this is a horrible experience. laura's law is a tool, only a tool that may help. for whoever can help, and thank god they don't to have go through the other part. i would say the same thing as this officer said is that some people can't help themselves. the not civil to sit here and watch people lose their lives. i can tell you that. i have been in groups for 4-and-a-half years. i have heard many family members. their children are losing their lives, families are in severe stress. we have to find something else. not our 51/50, not our 52/50s. we are waiting for people in crisis before we do it. thank you, eduardo i want to give you a chance to elaborate on it. we heard basic

the 65-year-old due in a las vegas courtroom this afternoon.a look at what brought simpson to this point. >> reporter: these are the last images of o.j. simpson in public being led out of the courtroom to prison in late 2008. simpson was convicted of kidnapping and armed robbery for leading armed men into a hotel room to try to settle a dispute over sports memorabilia he wanted back. >> we were robbed at gunpoint. >> reporter: simpson was secretly recorded during the confrontation which became part of the trial testimony. simpson's new lawyers will argue their client was so horribly represented in that kidnapping trial he deserves a new trial and freedom. >> we firmly believe he did not get a fair trial. i think that's going to bear out during the hearing. we want the judge to take a fresh look at this, what should have been presented before, what wasn't presented, what was said, what wasn't said. >> reporter: simpson is expected to take the witness stand, something he never did in the las vegas kidnapping trial or his sensational televised tri

ktvu sea janine de la vega has been on the story since the fire start -- ktvu's janine de la vega has been on this sawyer since the fire started five years ago -- story since the fire started five years ago. what do you know? >> reporter: firefighters are back in the back of the building making sure things are okay, nothing will spark back up. the building is boarded you. the fire ravaged this building which sauced a salon and a personal car shopping business. now, here are some pictures that were tweeted by the san jose fire department showing the flames consuming the building. this happened at 2:00 a.m. near highway 85 and deanza boulevard at the silk day spa and salon and at advanced results. that's the personal car shopping business. firefighters had to attack the fire from the outside because the salon was fully engulfed. it was too unsafe for firefighters to enter. it took them about an hour to knock it down. >> fire was coming out of every window. there was a hazard initially because of fear of collapse. we did a complete suite of the roof. the roof did collapse during the fire

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paul vercammen in las vegas, thanks so much, paul.> attorneys for james holmes will ask a judge today to change their client's plea to not guilty by reason of insanity. the suspect in the aurora movie theater massacre is facing possible death penalty. a mental evaluation could take weeks or even months. holmes accused of opening fire in a crowded theater, killing 12 people, wounding 70 others. >>> and coming up a mother's day surprise in the form of an eight-foot alligator. saying good morning on her front porch. >> happy mother's day. [ male announcer ] this is bob, a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem, a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took warfarin, and made a monthly trip to the clinic to get his blood tested. but not anymore. bob's doctor recommended a different option: once-a-day xarelto®. xarelto® is the first and on

, stays in vegas. unless what happens is psychosis. now, folks, one psychiatric hospital, one hospital is accused of shipping more than 1500 patients all over the country. but they're not just abandoning them. as one patient sent to sacramento explained he was given a three-day supply of medication and told to call 911 when he arrived. we could save even more money if we gave them a three-day supply of raisinets and told them to call moviefone. of course, some cities might not like having psychiatric patients dumped on their doorstep. easy fix: don't let them off the bus. we'll have a nationwide rotating caravan of buses filled with the mentally ill. ( cheers and applause ) folks, i think this "out of sight out of mind" strategy can save money on all our social problems. let's end poverty by flying the poor to sub saharan africa. or we could strap the elderly to rockets and shoot them into space. or maybe we could send the unemployed some place i'll never come back from. because in america we don't tur

janine de la vega is there at the scene where that man was pronounced dead at the scene, janine de la vega has more. >> reporter: we are here at the shopping plaza on snell avenue where police have set up crime tape and it is completely blocked off. you can see there is the crime investigation unit and that's because homicide detectives have been called to the scene and a lot of the focus has been put on this area and we have seen investigators using their flashlights and also taking a lot of pict and gathering evidence. police received a 911 calm and they spotted a man lying on the ground and it appeared he was brutally attacked beaten up and he was unshun shows at the -- unconscious at the time but paramedics tried to see if they could help him but it was already too late. police tell us it appears he was attacked with a machete and they have recovered that weapon and they are looking for any other clues they may have found. they say this happened in the very early morning hours as soon as we get in information, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> police are also ins

he said i'm in las vegas. i was very surprised because that's where this all just happened and i think there is two layers to all of this. there the ineffective shi assistance. we know how much did he know? i covered the entire trial. we know that it came out in trial testimony that o.j. talked to yale back in august of that year about doing this and yale said you know what? it may have been referred to as attorneys in the trial testimony. you don't want to do it in california because there's a judgment by the goldman family and you don't want to do it there. you'd want to do it someplace el else. we know through testimony of arnelle simpson yesterday the night before it happened o.j. and yale were part of that dinner party along with arnelle that it was discussed and something would happen the next day. >> jean, this is critical. if there is evidence of these kinds of conversations, this is critical. the detail. how specific was the conversation? can i go and get my stuff, or can i go to x, y, z hotel room an

well as reactions from the family coming up later on the morning news, reporting live janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> new this morning, a sex scandal rocking the u.s. army. a soldier in charge of preventing sexual assault is now under investigation for sexual misconduct. he forced one into prostitution and there may soon be other charges. the unnamed soldier has been reit leaved of his duties. >>> eric holder is defending the department of justice and their secret phone records are saying it was in response to a very dangerous national security leak. the ceo of the associated press is disputing that saying and i am quoting we believe it is due to the u.s. government filling a plot to put a bomb on an airliner to the united states. we held that story nil the governor has more and coming um, the very tough questions they will get from republicans. >>> sal is covering quite a few things in traffic this morning. >>> i just found out our news chopper 2 has just arrived on the scene here. this caltrans fatality, this is -- these are live pictures of the track way in san br

we got closer when he came out to vegas.d a lot to talk to me about and i had a lot to talk to him. my way" because it was one of his favorite songs. at the end, we became close. -- he wass were not a survivor like i was. there was no one else around. tavis: back in the day, what do you define as the defining moment of your career? so many great stories in this book. what are those defining moments? andinding up on ed sullivan realizing my life had changed. seeing that whole segment as a teen idol. survivingthe beatles, by moving to italy, recording in five languages. the next one was writing "my way." i grew up all of a sudden. i think those were the crucial period's. in the 1970s, things really changed for me. people looked at you different comment the audience makeup was different. after that, it became smooth sailing. i have really had a great journey. i can sit back and do what i want. nothing lasts in this business. change is always going to happen. i look at these kids today who blow it and get into the bad habits, th

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janine de la vega, more searches in hopes of finding an autistic girl. mckayla lynch was last seen playing in the yard of her family's vacation home. the focus has been in and around the creek which is behind the family home. we will get a live report after the boy was arrested in connection with his sister's death. 8-year-old leila fowler was stabbed to death and the boy told investigators an intruder stabbed leila fowler and he said he will believe his son is incident until he sees evidence proofing otherwise. >>> he could see evidence on all four and tara moriarty joins us from san francisco with a preview of this morning's meeting. tara? >> reporter: it will include members of all four teams participating and they want to deside. they must look at exactly what went wrong last week when andrew simpson drowned. now the team has reportedly he can call us and they say the 72- foot boat was too light and broke apart in bay waters. >> i think the evidence suggests e boat was not strong enough for the purpose. you can come me row miced and you domino what i

coming to you from indigo springs creek in las vegas, nevada. here in las vegas. >> reporter: and atlanta too. >> coming to you from atlanta georgia. like to show you my new listing. >> reporter: this 1,400 square foot single family home in las vegas would have listed for roughly $158,000 a year ago. today it's $200,000 -- up over 20%. and in atlanta, this three-bedroom home could now fetch $180,000, up roughly 19% from last year. >> you think this is a trend that's going to continue. why are you so optimistic? >> the prices seem to be right in line with where buyers are willing to pay and sellers are willing to sell. >> reporter: but even in a hot market, there are ways to put more money in your pocket. tip number one, listing earlier in the summer is better. may and june are the best months. tip number two, list on a friday. studies show it gets toured nearly 20% more. tip number three, use a professional photographer. those that did had a higher sale to list ratio. and tip number four, don't forget the details. by cleaning out the clutter, bu

i am just kidding. >> we have always been very blessed in vegas. we always called vegas east l.a. people from east l.a. moved over here because of property taxes. sony people lost their jobs because nobody was paying property taxes. we are still sort of in that flux of how that property tax affected it. we are very fortunate. we have no state income tax. >> absolutely. >> the state income taxes have actually increased. from california into the florida market. >> the other thing is they passed that business tax in california and we have an enormous amount of businesses now coming to las vegas or nevada in general. connell: kind of and interesting topics. rent versus buy. we will have that coming up. dagen: we will get back to that terrible word from earlier in that hour. it rhymes with horrible. the panel weighs in coming up. ♪ everybody has different investment objectives, ideas, goals, appetite for risk. you can't say 'one size fits all'. it doesn't. that's crazy. we're all totally different. ishares core. etf building blocks for your personalized portfolio. find out why 9 out of

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fred, what happens in vegas, stays in vegas. o.j. is staying in vegas. >> avery?is is that i o.j. am so charismatic, so charming that as long as i take the stand, everything is going to be perfectly fine. you know what, yale galanter knew who his client was, knew exactly what he was doing. the question becomes is the judge going to believe the lawyer or o.j.? even though galanter said i'm uncomfortable talking about this, o.j. waived the right of client/attorney privilege. it was his last shot and i bet you even yale understands that. it's going to go up in smoke, but yeah, he was portrayed as a crummy lawyer. did a lousy job. i don't think the judge is going to buy it. >> is this what could happen when the attorney that represents you also has some financial interests outside of the courtroom and those two things came together and there's a conflict? i heard some arguments that this kind of exemplifies that? >> absolutely perfectly. but fact is they have been good friends for a long time. and now he turned into benedict simpson. it's not going to work. >> not buy

am, it was just 102 to 103 in areas from phoenix to vegas. today vegas, only 85. that's almost a little cool to be out by the cool. temperatures also cool in the northwest with the showers. that's going to continue. another storm system coming in saturday with an additional chance of rain. notice it's only 66 in portland. 72 in l.a. you've got a pair of cool days. by the time we get to sunday, that's when we'll start to warm up a little bit in the desert. back up to 90s for vegas. phoenix, almost mid to upper 90s. starting to get pretty nice, san francisco, 71 and sunny on sunday. a nice day. probably napa about ten degrees warmer. >> lots of weather to be grilling. we can do that, too, here finally. >>> "star trek" teleporting into theaters this week. back for the big-budget sequel expected to make close to $90 million this weekend. that looks like a good one. kim kardashian's baby shower invites apparently the invitations apparently have been arriving in music boxes. >> kim singing when you open them up? >> i don't know. when opened feature a dancing ballerina.