>> you're in las vegas for the first time. >> that's true.it happens to everybody. you're here, you forget, you don't know what time it is. >> i definitely know what time it is. >> $7,000 in the bank. so risking $2,000. >> okay. >> "50/50," and your "plus one." >> okay. all right. i'm not sure my plus one would know this, so i'm gonna use my "50/50." >> okay, final? >> yes. >> all right, i'll take away two incorrect answers. hopefullthis can help you out a little bit. >> okay. >> swedish or welsh. >> all right. i'm gonna go with d, welsh, final answer. >> you knew it, you just needed a little nudge. >> yeah, yeah. >> you got it. $10,000 you have in your bank now. >> i feel great about that. >> all right, we're gonna come back. we're gonna try to double that money next. [dramatic music] ♪ abar dea?iteder stdeppit ss oiter eswiskanrodofe >> here's your question of the day. if you select kage at las vegas' little white wedding chapel, you get to recite your vows while seated in what vehicle? a blue rickshaw, a silver subwa, or a rainbow-colored

courses in las vegas. tell us about the window. >> right. the window is also bulletproof. the original window -- lefty was coming down the stairs one day. the mob tried to shoot him from across the golf course. and the original bullet mark is in the glass. it remains there today. >> it's amazing the way these guys lived, you know? >> yeah. >> going into what appears to be the living-room area. >> the smoke-mirrored ceilings and walls are original. the piece of art behind the television there on the wall, that's an original piece commissioned by steven chase out of palm springs for lefty rosenthal. the sunken bar is original. the closets in the house -- all the closets are original. an this one over here has a hidden gun compartment, where lefty kept his guns. >> yeah, let's go take a look at that. there's like a little door that actually opens, and the gun or guns were put in that area. >> that's correct. >> the lifestyle that these guys had, and if these walls could talk, it would be amazing the business

las vegas? >> well, modern las vegas is kirk's invention. he is the one that recognize -- the first to recognize the place was big enough for this giant hotel ask kinds and it was a place for families as well as partiers, and kirk in fact called -- when someone asked him why are you buying hotels and movie studios and casinos, he said these were all part of what he called the leisure industry. after the war, after world war ii, he saw this as the economy was changing, people would have more time, that this would be a -- that the development of las vegas would be part of the -- would benefit from the spending money that would be flowing and that people would be -- have time go there. so, that's why he built -- when he built the biggest hotel in the world in las vegas, his first time out, the international hotel, it was -- there was another billionaire in town -- kirk was not yet a billionaire. he was a hundred tread millionaire, but it was all at risk, and the other guy was named howard hughes, a

when you look at skyline what do yothe skylinewhat do you think s on las vegas? >> it is his inventio intentione one that recognized it was big enough for the giant hotels and casinos and their families and partiers. when someone asked him why are you buying casinos and hotels, he said it was what he called a part of the leisure and history. he saw that the economy was chained in, people would have more timesome of the developmenf las vegas would be part of this and would benefit from spending money flowing in people would have time to go there so that's why when he built the biggest hotel in the world is first time out, the international hotel, therhotel,there was another biln town and kurt was not yet a billionaire. he was a hundred millionaire. the other was named howard hughes. they were the movie owners in richmond, but howard was secretly working against him and told his people las vegas isn't big enough for the two of us. he felt like the best thing that could happen is for everybody to compete again. here is this competitive boxer, tennis player and busin

. >> 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. >> the player. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline extra." i'm craig melvin. in this hour the story of a double murder that was shocking and puzzling. there were no witnesses and few clues. the victims, a respected couple. their

-- infiltrate las vegas. not infiltrate, because it was legal to open casinos. the first guide to open a casino was a guy named bugsy siegel, who was lansky's guy and lansky was a big shot in the national syndicate. there was a national syndicate at that time. other racketeers sat with the italian racketeers, until there was no one else left with the italian racketeers. gradually, the mob got into vegas heavily. nick wanted a piece of that. nick wanted a piece of that. his first effort was the strong-arm effort. he went out and tried to strong-arm one of the owners. he ended up on the vegas black book. they put together a black book of people who were not accepted in the casinos. he was one of the founders of the black book. there were 10 guys. he and his brother and another kansas city racketeer, we had three people on the list. jonathan bender: we had three of the 11. william ouseley: whatever they were. a notable achievement. >> [laughter] jonathan bender: over time, he did find his way and. five years aft

unfortunately,d when the vegas strawman case. indicted the vegas strawman case. he was so sick. he was released on health issues and he died in 1983. the strawman prosecution took out the rest of the hierarchy. the hierarchy of the kansas city family. from there, it was downhill. it was sort of the end of my career. i retired for about that time. i testified at the and of my career as these cases went on. while, butt on for a they were no more. a man comes out clubhouse, you taken to jail. that is the end of our portion of the presentation. audience members, please ask one question. we would like to hear as many as possible. >> [applause] >> this is in relationship to a inlow-up on the commission 1950. the j edgar hoover up was that that? hoover oppose i always wondered why nothing ever happened from that one. wlliam ouseley: the person who opposed the committee hearings was harry truman. he thought it was going to embarrass the democrats. president?till wlliam ouseley: yeah. when the committee was proposed, he opposed it. that anybody fact individually opposed the committee. it

ya policÍa de las vegas ha podido detener al presunto autor de la muerte de dos personas desamparadasso, felicidad, auditorio buenas tardes como rÉcocordaÉcÁn video de seguridad. hoy se sabe que este presunto responsable es acusado de acabar con la vida de dos indigentes en las vegas y el intento de asesinato de dos otros hombres felicidad. >> pero sÍ se trata del asesino serial por el que estaba temblando la comunidad en las vegas ¿es Él?. >> es lo que estÁn tratando de y corroborar las autoridades con los dos asesinatos que ocurrieron el 29 de enero, de comprobarse se darÍa por hecho que es Él. >> se sabe quÉ motivos tenÍa para atacar a gente inocente y algunos estaban hasta durmiendo. >> castellÓn lo que hizo no ha dicho absolutamente nada al respecto pero informÓ en el departamento de policÍa de las vegas que al parecer no habÍa relaciÓn entre las vÍctimas del atacante por lo que posiblemente estos asesinatos se cometieron al azar pero lo que si es un hecho que fue interrogado arnts de ser arrestado por un cargo de posesiÓn de armas y el departamento de policÍa meto polo tanna de

for 32 years, i've been practicing law and living in las vegas. i help people with all sorts of real-estate problems, from trying to save their homes to closing major deals. eight years ago, 6,000 people a month moved here, looking for employment and affordable homes. little did anyone know that we would become ground zero for the american real-estate crisis. now, it's a different story. the american dream is back. we're gonna meet real people who faced the same problems as millions across america, and we'll dive deep into a city on the rebound because las vegas was a microcosm of america, and now vegas is back. [ woman vocalizing ] thanks for joining us. i'm bob massi. civil war commander george custer is said to have uttered the famous words, "it's not how many times you get knocked down that counts. it's how many times you get back up." nowhere is that spirit more evident than in las vegas, and we found one spot where it looked like they might not get back up, but they did. ♪ so, here i am in reflection bay in henderson, nevada, a place that we

. >>> the new arrest in the las vegas massacre. the fbi charging the man they say illegally manufactured armor-piercing bullets. how authorities tied him to america's worst mass shooting. >>> the deadly encounter. a dangerous police chase, a violent crash, all caught on camera. what happened when police tried to take down the driver. >>> uma thurman breaking her silence. from her major roles in harvey weinstein films to now describing the moment she says the mogul forced himself on her. >>> and, the flight path fears. a drone appearing to fly directly above a passenger plane. now, the faa is investigating. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday. i'm tom llamas. >>> and we begin tonight with president trump claiming total vindication. the president traveling with the first lady to mar-a-lago capping a whirlwind friday. in which he declassified that controversial gop memo. despite a wide range of reaction even within his own party, trump wasted no time declaring victory. tweeting his takeaway, no collusion, no o

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there is probably more food consumed in las vegas per capita than any other place in the world.e every day in this kitchen. numbers fran like are astounding. >> reporter: since 2007, much of the leftover food from mgm, las vegas hotels has been used to feed pigs. yama sadiki is vice president of sustainability of mgm resorts. >> better use is to feed people. >> reporter: there are challenges? >> the process is complicated. we think it is something were lt figuring out. >> reporter: complicated because food safety regulations require leftover banquet food to be delivered immediately for safe consumption. but now, mgm resorts has found a way to keep their excess food safe for much longer. >> as soon as a banquet is finished. food prepared but not served is transferred and loaded on to a truck from three square, a las vegas food bank. once arrives there, flash frozen in a high tech fridge, called a blast chiller and moved to the freezer. the food can be saved for up to three months. center when needed to places like the catholic charities dining room. >> this program is absolutely

's got more in vegas. he has interest this china.t's your sense of how those-s are in jeopardy now? >> well, it's kind of hard to say. it's a little bit tro ealy because he's only stepped down less than 24 hours ago, and the wynn board of directors has named a new c.e.o., math eye maddux. the feeling i'm getting is they hope to continubusiness a usual, but it's very difficult to fill the shoes of steve wynno so who everybody has respected over the years who has had that creativity to build what is-- whis today's las vegas. >> and lastly, just quickly, what areng the oing investigations, and what might they be looking into? >> these are being conducted by three regulatory organizations-- the nevada gaming control bo the massachusetts gaming commission, and the regulatory body in macow. also his own board of directors is conducting its own in-athouse investn. what they want to do is find out exactly what happened, if anybody-- if there were some breakdowns within the company in terms of reporting to h.r. some of the these things that w

some of the biggest offenders are tourist destinations like hotels and casinos in las vegas.e new technology that is changing. john blackstone has the story. >> reporter: the las vegas that most visitors see is glittering and opulent. a city where there is more than enough of everything. especially food. at the aria hotel lunch is being served to 1300 people at a convention. but away from the vegas strip: >> get ready to open up the doors and feed the masses. >> reporter: the dining room at catholic charities serves those who don't have enough food. >> there's probably more food consumed in las vegas per capita than any other place in the world. >> reporter: since 2007 much of the leftover food from mgm las vegas hotels has been used to feed pigs. yalmaz siddiqui is the vice president of sustainability for mgm resorts. >> a better use is to feed people. >> reporter: but there's some challenges in doing that. >> sure. the process to collect surplus banquet food is complicated. >> reporter: complicated because food safety regulations require leftover banquet food to be delivere

the moment a homeless man is executed under a las vegas bridge. the killer opening fire on 64-year-old james lewis. >> i'm a wreck. i have so many questions. and my biggest question is why. >> reporter: tonight, police desperately searching for that shooter they say is behind four separate attacks in the span of four days. killing two people and injuring two others, three of the victims homeless. >> to target homeless, the very vulnerable segment of our society, is cowardly. >> reporter: police say the spree began at 12:30 a.m. on january 29th, about an hour north of vegas, when a suspect shot and wounded a man outside a convenience store. about two and a half hours later, at 3:06 a.m., the shooter kills his first victim. and then, at 7:13 a.m., a third man, targeted near the famous las vegas strip. he's shot in the head, but manages to survive. and then four days later, lewis is killed. surveillance video capturing critical clues. images of the suspect's vehicle. police also say the suspect used the same gun in each shooting. david, a local rescu

we took a few weeks after the las vegas shooting. we didn't write it right away. we put together a really thoughtful piece of legislation. , denarott from michigan titus, a democrat from las vegas, nevada, brian fitzpatrick from pennsylvania, the four of us sat down at my office sent but together really thoughtful legislation that was not an thateach and simply said if a device turns a semiautomatic weapon into a machine gun, treat that device the way we treat a machine gun. we were ready to go. all the groups we thought were on board until we introduce the ,ill and then one organization the national rifle association said no. and any momentum we had was stopped not because they said no but because the speaker or somebody essentially said if the nra says no, they have a veto on any piece of legislation. rulee have the hastert which is an insane republican rule that says unless a majority of the majority supports something, it cannot go to the floor we also have the nra rule that the republican caucus concedes the right to the nra to pre-veto any legislation. that

>> i don't know. >> ceci ya vega live with us tonight. with know rob porter is one of the president's top aides. porter calling this a smear campaign today. as you reported there, the white house making it very clear that he was not pushed out. >> reporter: yeah david, and when this story first broke, sarah sanders and the chief of staff here went on the record, not only to defend porter they had every fusive praise for him. today, sarah sanders said porter's departure will not be immediate, he will stay on to ensure a smooth transition here. >> see so ya thank you. >>> as this plays out, across town on capitol hill an apparent breakthrough tonight, just hours before another possible government shutdown. just yesterday, president trump said he'd quote, love to see a shutdown, if congress doesn't agree to his immigration plan. but tonight here have senate leaders come up with a budget plan would addressing the border wall or the dreamers and will the president sign off on it? abc's chief white house correspondent jonathan karl tonight. >>

that's the las vegas case. which bullets can be fired from a semiautomatic gun. bump stocks were used in the vega shooting, not in florida. the move could either be a signal by this president of marta, or a move to do something ahead of the meetings this week

we have a lot to cover including flyers in las vegas. course your up super bowl champions and you tend to lose coaches and players that make this happen. they lost john defilbo he is offensive coordinator in minneapolis and they lost frank reight. in a statement eagles head coach doug perioder snon part, as good as he is as leader and teacher he's an even better person. we could not be more excited for him as he take

you wanted to come to las vegas just to check them out. so people would come here.he's considered kind of a hero in terms of building the community that has drawn so mans visi we're now up to 43 million a year. >> with cases likearvey weinstein, once the allegations came out, everybody in hollywood said, "yeah, we ha known about this for a long period of time." was there a sense that there were rumoors abut steve wynn? i mean, did this come as a bolt out of the blue? >> no, it wasn't a bolt out of the blue because i think that the same types of allegations were being discussed across las vegas in many ways. but mr. wynn, is also a very powerful individual, held on to the fact that yld be fired by him, you know, if you didn't complyith what he wanted. there were a lot of people who feared for their jobst. sorefore, you know, it was one of those things where this just kept going on and on. and we have documentation that it happened up to three decades ago. >> as i mentioned before, he wa nance chair of the g.o.p., of the republican national committee, and a big donor.

after the deadly shooting in las vegas i directed the attorney general to clarify whether certain bob stock devices like the one used in las vegas are illegal under current law that process began in december and just a few moments ago i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn illegal weapons into machine guns announcement came six days after yet another mass shooting dominated the headlines seventeen people mostly students were killed in a florida high school there's no indication the shooter also used a bomb stock in the attack but trump's move to ban the devices now appears to be the president bending to growing pressure. polling shows the majority of americans think trump and congress haven't done enough to stop mass shootings and while gun safety advocates say banning bomb stops is good they say there's still much more that needs to be done as it comes to choosing to say. i'm a shade a day the guy. made it was shot i think. the young survivors of the florida shooting are expected to meet with trump on wednesday for wha

la seÑora amber vega dice que esta muy complacida con la acciÓn de su hijo.uy calmada, dijo la progenitora. las autoridades escolares revelaron que carlos y el --carlson vega y el otro estudiantes serÁn honrados con un premio del distrito escolar. jorge: expertos aconsejan a los que viajan al extranjero desde este paÍs que se estÁn revisando minuciosamente el historial criminal de todas las personas que son residentes permanentes. espn d "la serie del caribe" - va7660604 - remot vilma: las autoridades estÁn incrementando, obviamente, el hacer cumplir la ley. vilma: guillermo perdiÓ su residencia por un delito relacionado con posesiÓn ilegal de armas. estuvo en la cÁrcel casi cuatro aÑos y sigue peleando para recuperar su residencia. >> bÁsicamente, cuando uno comete una felonÍa de algÚn tipo dde forma, te quitan la residencia. vilma: los abogados aseguran que residentes permanentes ccon rÉcord ccriminal estÁn siendo despojados de su tarjeta verde en los aeropuertos o puertos de entrada dando regresan al paÍs despuÉs de haber viajado al exterior. >> si una per

a las vegas food bank.frozen in a high tech refrigerator called a blast chiller. and moved to the freezer. the food can be saved for up to three months. sent when needed to places like the catholic charities dining room. they say the program could help divert 1 million pounds of food by 2020 to feed the hungry. john black stone, cbs news, las vegas. >>> next, the director of black panther on why the blockbuster resonates with the african-american community. >>> we end with a conversation with director of "black panther" the movie opened this weekend to rave reviews and massive draw at the box office. it is expected to bring in over $200 million in president's day weeken. here's gayle king. >> are you happy with the finished product? >> proud of the work we did for sure. >> the 31-year-old directed and co-wrote black panther. story of a young african prince who takes on the mandate el of king and super hero. >> my son it is your time. >> who now must defend his throne and country. action fantasy film set in

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bump stocks were used in the las vegas shooting, not florida.ut the move could either be a signal by this president of more things to come or a move to just do something ahead of meetings this week about the next steps after a long string of mass shootings. chief white house correspondent john roberts starts us off from the north lawn with an announcement no one really saw coming. >> it's been more than 140 days and we have heard nothing from the president. his big event today which we saw over your shoulder was to honor first responders who risked their lives to save others. the florida shooting in the issue of how to keep guns out of the hands of killers front and center. in the wake of the douglas high school massacre, president trump reached back to the last mass shooting, las vegas, announcing he was sick of ban on so-called bump stocks that allow the shooter to fire off so many around so quickly. >> a few moments ago i signed a memorandum directing the attorney general to propose regulations to ban all devices that turn legal weapons into

cnn sara sidner is live in los angeles with more. >> reporter: the victims of the vegas mass shootingheir lives will never be the same. they want the parkland students to know healing is possible, though it may take a very long time. >> my cheek was shattered. so my scars, my eyebrow and then it goes over further. >> when you see somebody get shot in the head, you want to get involved. >> there was no life left in this boy that was with me. >> gunfire altered all of their lives during the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. nearly five months later -- the school shooting in parkland florida brought their terror right back. >> i had an automatic reaction. i couldn't control it. i went into the bathroom and started vomiting. i was on the floor in a fetal position for two hours. >> reporter: they know what these children are going through and the long road to recovery. mother of two chelsea romo still has many surgeries to get through after shrapnel tore through both of her eyes, initially blinding her. >> i thought about as my daughter grew up and not seeing her get marr

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the devices were used by the man who killed 58 people in las vegas last september.h is enough! it is a sign that the president is feeling the pressure from these young voices. here he is, a year ago, at a rally hosted by the national rifle association. they gave millions of dollars towards the trump campaign. so let me make a simple promise to every one of the freedom—loving americans in the audience today. as your president, i will never, ever infringe on the right of people to keep and bear arms. never ever. it remains to be seen if congress will push through any new legislation. so far, the nra have successfully resisted every move to tighten gun controls. but the students who are targets of school shootings are hoping they can make it harderfor this kind of tragedy to happen again. another funeral was held for 15—year—old peter wang. he was killed when trying to help others escape. he was honoured by being posthumously accepted into his dream school, the westpoint academy. a short time ago i got the latest from our correspondent david willis in washington. it's

haseporter: for decades steve he lasas been a titan on the las vegas strip. >> stand up, steve. steve.up. >> reporter: but after the 2016 presidential campaign, he also et his sights on washington. on. teve is always calling, he's always got advice, right, steve? > reporter: the long time business rival and friend of donald trump served as the ofublican national committee finance chair until his resignation last month. after "the wall street journal" re published accusations that wynn pressured employees to perform sex acts and in one case, forced a manicurist to have sex with s m. he allegedly settled with her for $7.5 million. w you visit wynn las vegas, you on from ws a thing. >> reporter: his resignation drom wynn resorts came a day after "the las vegas journal" wrote a story alleging wynn ienceured a hotel server into sex. wynn said it was because he oneed to experience sex with a grandmother. the paper is owned by one of wynn's rivals, sheldon adelson. e of year wynn spoke to "cbs this morning" about his rnc role and his company. >> i would like to be known as the guy who

. >> welcome to celebrity week: las vegas. all week, we're playing with the city's biggest stars, and today penn & teller are back to finish what they started and win a whole bunch of money for charity. so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to the show. are you guys ready for another big day? [cheers and applause] our returning contestants have the longest-running headlining act in las vegas. >> in the history of las vegas. >> in the history of world. >> yeah, basically. that's much better. >> of ever. currently perform at the rio las vegas, ladies and gentlemen, penn & teller. [cheers and applause] >> thank you. >> no doubt you've all seen a lot of great redemption stories, a lot of disney movies. none are bigge

banning bump stocks, which was the response to las vegas was right and good and needs to be done by law to be done legally. banning assault weapons being purchased by under 21-year-olds is a good, but we need to ban assault weapons for everybody for the 58 victims in las vegas and the church in texas and high capacity magazines. we need a study. we need to act. i yield back the balance of my time. god save america and the children. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady's time has expired. pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until approximately explore this case and the high court's ruling with university of virginia society law profess -- associate law professor and university of arkansas law professor. securing a nation. watch landmark cases live tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span, cspan.org, or listen with the free c-span radio app. and for background on each case, order a copy of the landmark cases companion book. it's available for 8:95 plus shipping and handling at cspan.org/landmarkcases. and for an additional resource, there's a link on our

. >>> and a new hotel is coming to the vegas strip. how this development is a sign a strengthening economy. >>> a lot of us have been pining for an average winter day. we have it today. at least temperaturewise. check out where we're going to end up. either spot on or within a degree of average highs. my accuweather seven-day forecast we'll look at by living off the grid. completely. or... set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. energy upgrade california. >>> happening right now. we are watching wall street again. remember last week was kind of crazy, ups and downs. the dow jones is surging. this morning you can see the big board right now, it's up 468 points. that's up nearly 2% right now at 24,656. this comes after last week's wild swings on two days last week the dow closed down more than 1,000 points. on two other days it was up 300 points. >>> we're learning new details about the three people who died in a helicopter crash in the grand canyon. family and friends say 30-year-old stuart hill was celebrating his birthday with

and what you smoke in vegas stays in vegas.ports adding bins for flyers to stash -- trash their stash heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first" 4:30 on the east coast, doctor recipient accused of threatening to shoot students at new york high school will appear in federal court today. abigael hernÁndez posted the threat in school facebook page writing, quote, i'm coming tomorrow morning and i am going to shoot all of you. the 21-year-old attended east high for three years before switch to go different school in the district, upon her arrests police found shotgun in home but it's unclear who it actually belongs to, hernÁndez is being held on 15,000-dollar bond. teachers are returning to stoneman douglas high school today, prepare to go welcome students back after 17 people killed in the mass shooting. the school held voluntary organization yesterday to explain how the school year will continue and many as understandable became emotional as they stepped foot back on campus, classes set to resume on wednesday. florida gun sho

. >>> california woman shot in las vegas mass shooting is telling her emotional story first time. >> there was one point where i thought, this is how i die. >> jessica mailand is a fighter. says she almost didn't make it. >>> "jimmy kimmel live." >> thanks. here's a look at my show. >> all my favorite >>> central valley native jessica milam is talking publicly about being one of the 850 people injured in las vegas. shares emotional reunion with the two heroes who joined forces to save her life. >> i took a walk with a miracle and her hero on a southern california night four months after the night connecting them forever. jessica milam and destiny were coworkers. bonded over country music. when they're together, strange chemical reaction of warmth. >> never done this before. >> took this act on the road to las vegas but lively weekend ended in terror when gunman opened fire on the harvest festival, killing 68 and injuring others including jessica. >> one point where i thought this is how i die. didn't thirch i was making it out. >> a bullet hit jessica, destene pledged to get her out.

[cheers and applause] well, all week long, we're playing with folks who have never been to las vegase doing something extra special for them. every time one of our players successfully answers the $5,000 question, they not only get that money. they also get this-- free tickets to see jennifer lopez light up the axis with her headlining residency, "jennifer lopez: all i have," at planet hollywood resort & casino. voted best production show by the "las vegas review-journal," the concert includes j.lo's biggest hits like "on the floor," "jenny from the block," and "love don't cost a thing." so our returning contestant, while she's not gonna go to jennifer lopez 'cause she's already passed that $5,000 threshold, let's bring her back and continue her game. from brooklyn, new york, please welcome back beth donovan. [cheers and applause] hey, beth. >> hey, chris. >> you passed that $5,000 threshold yesterday. >> i did. >> what did you get? >> also got céline dion tickets. >> céline dion tickets, not bad at all

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. ♪ peter: this is the consumer lastronic show ces in vegas.t takes over the convention center here in las vegas as well as the entire city. on the communicators, a visit to ces. ♪ peter: so tim, what is new in the world of tv's? tim: a lot happening in the world of tv's. -- oled is building on the great success they have had in the segment of the market. widely recognized as the gold standard in tv today. we are trying to make it better in a number of ways. we have a new processor, an under the hood type thing. the processor is what makes the picture as beautiful as it is. processor is up to 50% more powerful than the previous ones in terms of processing speed and memory. it can do a lot better job on taking out unwanted artifacts in the picture, like noise, banding , artifacts and things like that. you will take it to the next level. is an acronymed for? tim: it is referring to the panel technology which is , even thoughm lcds it sounds the same, it is a missive technology. it doesn't need a backlight. there are a few really important advanta

las vegas. las vegas. see what we can do here.e we go. >> hi. >> welcome, welcome. >> roll that back. that's a classic minivan. old school. >> how are you doing, man . >> i have that. >> one of the most grisly, awful shootings in american history happened right here in this otherwise beautiful city. >> this was the dirt lot. you were at this dirt lot, too. >> that was the fence. >> so both of you were actually there the night of the shooting, is that right? >> yes. >> yes. >> it was unimaginable. i was watching people just dive over the bars and just the fear in their eyes as they're just hiding. >> i remember sitting there going, when is this going to stop? just the agony when you realize it's not stopping, it's not stopping and this is real now and now i'm part of a mass shooting. i'm not just someone i see on tv any more. this is like my reality now. >> you weren't at the -- you were in town you sell guns and you sell ammunition. and then later on it turns out that the shooter actually bought a couple of his guns from your shop

six passenger when's it crashed and burned in the part of arizona grand canyon 7 miles east of las vegas. teddy fugimoto a wedding photographer nearby captured this video and saw some of the survivors emerging from the wreckage. >> it was pretty bad. it's amazing how they survived these two ladies are lucky to be alive. >> the helicopter yondz to panyon airways. >> this is the first major crash we know of sin the 2001 incident. >> back in 2001 tour company was involved in another helicopter crash that killed 6 people. that accident was found to be result of pilot error. laura padesta eyewitness news. >> 71 people dead after rush nap passenger plane crashed near moscow shortly after takeoff. freddie gray itments of the plane were scattered across a snowy field. investigators say the cry did not report technical problems before impact. >> and russia's transportation ministry says it's looking into several possible causes including bad weather and human app error. >> members of the trump administration are speaking up about the departure of two white house staff members accused of domestic

for decades steve wynn has been a titan on the las vegas strip. >> stand up, steve. stand up. >> reporter: but after the 2016 presidential campaign, he also set his sights on washington. >> steve is always calling. he's always got advice, right, steve? >> reporter: the longtime business rival and friend of president trump served as a the finance chair until his resignation last month after the journal published articles that he pressured others into sex acts and also with a manicurist. he settled with her. his resignation from wynn resorts came a day after the "las vegas review journal" admitted it held a story in 1998 alleged wynn pressured a server at one of his hotels into sex. wynn allegedly told the woman because he wanted to experience sex with grandmother. the "las vegas review journal" is currently owned by one of wynn's rivals. >> it isn't so much the core of what i'm doing. >> reporter: he spoke with "cbs this morning." >> i'd like to be known as someone who designs a building and is close to its employees. >>> it was said publicly adelson did not have adva

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he joins the squad today. >>> vegas, baby, vegas flyers with a four-one win in sin city last night.goalie michal neuvirth with solid back to back performances, tomorrow they will host the devils, flyers check this out they are 28-two since december 2nd. the number 20 and eight. not 28. >> twenty-two. >> so they are both hot right now. >> loving it. feeling good. >> so good. >> thanks, buddy appreciate it >>> "cbs evening news" a few minutes away. >> jeff glor has a look ahead. jeff? >> tonight on the "cbs evening news" doctor john lpuk has a first inside lot a treatment of the flu that might change health care and inside the church protecting a man scheduled for deportation while his young sonnies battling cancer tonight on so i want my glasses my girlfriend loves artists. and i need a conservative pair, cuz her parents hate artists! get up to 40% off a second pair of glasses. schedule your eye exam at pearlevision.com >>> philadelphia school district joined students in celebrating the 100th day of school. >> lauren berk, wrote her book my 100 hands gon< to school fr prek and kind

one fatal in downtown las vegas. four days after that her father was killed nearby. >> right now we believe this person to be a spree killer. he's committing the crimes without any cooling off period in between that you would normally see with a serial killer. >> reporter: las vegas was one of the largest homeless populations in the country. many are living in fear. she and others are standing guard. >> we take turns. we're all rotating. we get tired and cranky. we're still afraid. >> reporter: a worry is homeless victims like her father will be forgotten. >> the homeless are just like us. they don't have nothing. >> reporter: a community with very little living in fear. matt bradley, nbc news, las vegas. >>> in ohio today, two police officers were shot to death while responding to a 911 call. it happened in westerville, ohio. a suburb of columbus. the officers were shot after entering a residence to deal with a potential domestic situation. a suspect is in custody. >>> tributes are being paid tonight to an actor who

that's the las vegas case.hat increases the speed in which bullets can be fired from a semiautomatic gun. bump stocks were used in the vega shooting, not in florida. the move could either be a signal by this president of marta, or a move to do something ahead of the meetings this week about the next steps after a long string of mass shootings. late this evening, students looking for action after the massacre have been arriving in tallahassee. rich edson joins us now from florida state capital. >> good evening. they arrived in their state capital city to the applause of hundreds of students, teachers, and folks here in this community who welcomed them to what is leon high school. this is in tallahassee, florida, about a mile away from the state legislature here and the local students here have welcomed those from parkland, florida, who boarded three buses this afternoon, took the nearly seven hour drive up your and now those students from parkland are meeting with students here in tallahassee. they are talking t

.. >> and this is the consumer electronics show, ces in las vegas, one of the largest strayed shows held in the world -- trade shows held in the world. up next on "the communicators," a visit to ces. ♪ ♪ [background sounds] >> so, tim alessi of lg, what's new in the world of the? >> guest: oled has been our number one priority for the past several years. no exception in 2018, a whole new lineup which builds on the great success they've had especially in the premium segment of the market. widely recognized as the gold standard in picture quality these days, but we're trying to do our best to make it even better in a couple of ways. number one, we have a new process or. kind of under the hood top stuff, but the processer is really what makes the picture as beautiful as it is. so this processer is up to 50% more powerful than previous ones in terms of processing speed and memory. so that means it can do a lot better job on taking out unwanted artifacts in the picture like noise or banding or artifacts and things like that. so you're going to get a beautiful picture, more realistic color and

he told nbc 10 like vegas, he expects to see acts of good will and charity from the parkland community. most of them will likely be strangers to the victims. >> going to be a lot of things needed by the victims, r not only medical but being able to cope with those things. a tremendous tragedy and an event that you can't soon forget. >> reporter: these images can be troubling for children as well. mental health experts say parents must talk to their children about these mass shootings but must let the child take the lead. live in the breaking news center, brandon hudson, nbc 10 news. >> and our coverage of the school shooting continues knew now on the free nbc 10 app. make sure you're signed up for breaking news alerts so you'll be the first to know about new developments. >>> turning to your first alert neighborhood weather. showers are passing through as we look live at the allentown skyline. first alert radar shows rain around the area. should clear out by tomorrow morning but then comes more rain and then maybe, yes, some snow. track all of this, let's bring in nbc 10 first alert ch