Thomas Randolph's retrial for the murder of his sixth wife begins this week after his 2017 death sentence was overturned. Four of his six wives have died.
Thomas Randolph, 65, had his double murder conviction overturned last week
He was convicted of murdering his sixth wife Sharon and a man who he allegedly paid to kill her, in 2017
He was sentenced to death for the killings but has been fighting it ever since
The jury in that case heard how years earlier, he had been cleared of murdering his second wife
In that case, he won $500,000 in life insurance payouts; in the second, he stood to gain $360,000
The Nevada Supreme Court ruled earlier this month it was improper for the jury in the second case to hear arguments from the first
coming up to christmas good morning i m terry mcsweeney, eric thomas has the morning off. and i m kristen sze. san francisco s arson team will investigate the massive building fire that turned a residential neighborhood into an inferno yesterday. amy hollyfield is live at the scene with the latest. reporter: there is a team of fires still here they are going to stay until investigators get on the scene later this morning. for a couple of reasons, they are watching for hot spots they ve had a few overnight. they are also here because this is considered a crime scene they say they can t leave it unattended. it took after of the city s daytime fire crew three hours to control the fire it started around noon at pierce and golden gate. it spread to two other buildings, including a large apartment building. then a school also had water and smoke damage. firefighters say the one positive is that it didn t happen overnight when that apartment building would have been pull of slee
we ll hear about excuse me. we will hear from doctors about how lucky this victim is. very lucky indeed. but a scary time along the coast and parts of california. we ll have more on that. plus, another big headline this morning. the testy exchange between a key witness in the conrad murray trial and a prosecutor. you ll hear the war of words that led to a $1,000 fine. things getting kind of heated as the trial winds down. it is. and later this half-hour, the couple in hawaii hauled off to jail. this story is something else. and their daughter was put into state custody because they forgot to pay a $5 price tag for their sandwiches in a safeway supermarket. that story s going to have you scratching your head a little bit. what is going on here? a weird one. truly strange. but first this morning, a warning to swimmers and surfers off the san diego coast. there is a great white shark in the water. experts say it s highly unusual to see the huge predator in this area of