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Sunday, September 26th (9:00-11:00 PM, ET/PT) broadcasting on CBS and available to stream live and on demand with Paramount+ or the CBS app. Champions League Final: Christian Pulisic 'Could Be The Difference' For Chelsea Against Manchester City Says Micah RichardsThe Champions League on CBS Sports analyst says Pulisic could have a "huge impact" on Saturday's final for Chelsea as they look to upset the favorites, Manchester City. ⚽⚽⚽ UEFA Champions League Final: How To Watch, Coverage Plan For Chelsea Vs. Manchester CityThe all England final featuring Chelsea and Manchester City is getting wall-to-wall coverage on CBS and various platforms. 📺📺📺<doc-sep>Las Vegas police are investigating the stabbing deaths of a couple found Friday afternoon inside their Strip hotel room as a double homicide. The Circus Circus is seen in Las Vegas, Friday, June 1, 2018. Las Vegas police are investigating the deaths of two people inside a Circus Circus hotel room Friday evening. Chitose Suzuki Las Vegas Review-Journal @chitosephoto The Circus Circus is seen in Las Vegas, Friday, June 1, 2018. Las Vegas police are investigating the deaths of two people inside a Circus Circus hotel room Friday evening. Chitose Suzuki Las Vegas Review-Journal @chitosephoto A police car is parked at the side of the Circus Circus in Las Vegas, Friday, June 1, 2018. Las Vegas police are investigating the deaths of two people inside a Circus Circus hotel room Friday evening. Chitose Suzuki Las Vegas Review-Journal @chitosephoto Las Vegas police are investigate the deaths of a couple found inside their Strip hotel room Friday afternoon as a double homicide. The man and woman killed were Vietnamese tourists traveling with a tour group and had been expected to participate in a group trip to the Grand Canyon on Friday, Metropolitan Police Department Lt. Ray Spencer said. They never showed. Police were called about 4 p.m. as part of a welfare check at the couple’s hotel room inside of Circus Circus, 2880 Las Vegas Blvd. South. Security used keys to enter the room, where they discovered the man and woman’s bodies had each been stabbed multiple times. Early on in the investigation, police were investigating the possibility of a murder-suicide, but later ruled that out. “As a result of our initial processing of the room, we are able to confirm that it is definitely a double homicide,” Spencer said. A person reported hearing an argument coming from their hotel room about 2 a.m., but it wasn’t initially clear who was involved, he said. Neither police nor security was called about the disturbance. Detectives now think that disturbance likely was when the attack occurred, Spencer said during an 11 p.m. briefing Friday. Metro had no information on their assailant or assailants. Detectives were reviewing security footage and broadening their investigation to include the entire hotel. However, they think there is no active threat to guest safety at the Las Vegas Strip hotel, Spencer said. Police had closed a wing within the hotel, but the hotel was otherwise unaffected. “Most guests are probably completely unaware of the incident,” he said. A language barrier between police and the tourists had complicated the investigation, Spencer said. The group arrived in Las Vegas from Los Angeles on Thursday and were scheduled to return to Los Angeles on Saturday, he said. MGM Resorts International, which owns Circus Circus, is cooperating with Metro’s investigation, according to a statement released Friday. The Clark County coroner’s office will release the identities of the couple once family is notified. Their deaths marked the 89th and 90th homicides within Clark County and the 75th and 76th homicides investigated by Metro this year, according to Review-Journal records. Contact Mike Shoro at mshoro@reviewjournal.com or 702-387-5290. Follow @mike_shoro on Twitter.<doc-sep>LAS VEGAS (KABC) -- A couple from Vietnam who were part of a group out of Los Angeles were found stabbed to death inside their Circus Circus hotel room in Las Vegas early Friday morning.Authorities said the couple were Vietnamese tourists and were part of a group that came out from the L.A. area. They were supposed to meet with the group to visit the Grand Canyon, but did not show up.When the couple did not show up, a welfare check was done and their bodies were discovered in the room. They appeared to have been stabbed multiple times.No suspect information was provided. "It's an isolated incident in one room," said Lt. Ray Spencer of the Las Vegas Police Department. "There's no threat to anybody in the hotel. Operations are going on as normal at the property and I will tell you most guests are probably completely unaware of the incident. "Witnesses also reported hearing a disturbance that sounded like an argument near the area around 2 a.m.The investigation is ongoing.<doc-sep>
A couple visiting Las Vegas from Vietnam were stabbed to death at Circus Circus hotel and casino Friday, according to authorities. The man and woman were part of a Vietnamese tourist group that had come to Las Vegas from Los Angeles, Las Vegas police said. The couple was supposed to show up for a tour of the Grand Canyon, but never did, police said. The group informed the hotel and they did a welfare check of the room, where they found the couple both dead of multiple stab wounds. "We're early on in the investigation and at this time we have not been able to determine if it's a murder-suicide or if it's a double homicide investigation," Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department Lt. Ray Spencer said at a press conference. "So we do not know at this point." Spencer said police were "leaning" toward the incident being a murder-suicide, but would not know for sure until the coroner arrived on the scene. "We do know that there was a disturbance at about 2 o'clock in the morning," he said. "There appeared to be arguing taking place in the hotel room from a witness who overheard that." Police said no one at the hotel or police were contacted when the early morning disturbance happened. "The only person that heard just heard arguing in the room," Spencer said. Spencer said no one entered or exited through the hotel room door from the time the couple entered the room Thursday night until security did the welfare check on Friday afternoon. The welfare check was made at about 3 p.m. local time by the hotel security. MGM Resorts, which owns Circus Circus, told Las Vegas ABC affiliate KTNV in a statement there was "no active threat" to guests. "Las Vegas Metropolitan Police is on scene and we are cooperating with their investigation," the statement read. "LVMPD has indicated that there is no active threat to guest safety."