after i heard what they were doing for the people that didn t finish and then researched a little bit on what kind of what the marathon was for, it kind of just made sense to do something because it is just something special, you know, to be part of something like this. reporter: it has been a tough year in the running community. two premiere competitions were swept up in events far bigger than any sport. the new york marathon was canceled in the wake of superstorm sandy. it is with incredibly heavy hearts today, tonight, that we share that the best way to help new york city at this time is to say that we will not be conducting the 2012 ing new york city marathon. boston, the most renowned marathon in the nation, ended in a national tragedy. i don t understand why anyone would want to do anything like this. it is just a world sport. it is a world spirit. reporter: but other states invited those who didn t finish in massachusetts to run in their
stand. in his bid to get a new trial, he watched attentively as his new attorney scrutinized the advice and actions of his former attorney, yale galanter. prosecutors called him to take the stand to rebut claims that he failed to reasonably represent simpson in the 2008 kidnapping and robbery trial and that his appeal to the nevada supreme court. from my point of view, i wanted to do everything that i could possibly do to give o.j. a shot at getting released. reporter: galanter told the court he was fond of simpson and thought the conviction was unfair, but in heated cross examination by one of simpson s attorneys this man put his interest, his financial interests above the interests of his client. reporter: galanter, several times, got testy. my testimony is my testimony. ask me what the question is. i ve already testified as to my knowledge of the rules. what s your question? just, you know, like you said, it was a flat fee. on page four, line 14, it says
are 1 in 156 million. think about it that way. your odds really are not all that great. that doesn t deter people from dreaming of clutching that ticket. but if no one wins tonight, we re talking about the $600 million, it s going to go up substantially. yeah, then we re talking about crazy money. if no one wins tonight it will be $950 million. it will be insane. the one good thing about only buying one ticket is if you buy a second ticket you can double your odds. i m going to go do that right now. so one more powerball. we ll see how many more i buy today during these live shots. so now my chances are doubled. we re happy for you. maybe i ll get two. lisa, thanks so much. reporter: right here, the
reporter: i have to be honest. i m a pragmatist. i would love it it if this ticket wins, but i m open about my real chances here. the odds of anyone winning are 1 in 175 million. i know that might be a number that means nothing to people, so we ll give you context in a minute. but the odds might be higher here at this store because last march there was a $1 million winniwin ing ticket. it s not just the lottery winner who gets money. here s the store s recognition. the store itself got $10,000 last year. that was just from that $1 million winning ticket. so let s look at a graphic what that means, 1 in 175 million for a win tonight. how about holes in one on a golf course? if you were to strike consecutive holes in one on a par 3 course, the odds of that
the value of the pieces stolen is far lower than those in the figure circulating in the media. the jewelry stolen are not part of the collection of the jewels that are worn by actresses during the cannes film festival. paris hilton is hosting a party in vegas tonight. reporter: the jewels were stolea stolen at the same time that the bling ring was premiering at cannes. twitter buzzed with speculation of a p rcht stunt, but french police say this heist is for real. so many beautiful things. reporter: cannes is a massive showcase for glamour. a-listers flaunt tens of millions of dollars in clothing and jewels every single day of the festival. it seems that also makes it a tempting target for thieves. atika shubert, cnn, london. hip-hop in libya? yeah. only two years after the fall of gadhafi, anthony bourdain