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Enjoying the family atmosphere at Blake Park. Photo: Describe Media Services. Enjoying the family atmosphere at Blake Park. Photo: Describe Media Services. 6pm. In downtown Tauranga, musicians and performers are entertaining the crowds that have gathered along the waterfront. Families are out enjoying the friendly atmosphere, and being able to walk along part of The Strand which is closed off to traffic. There are no food vendors at this event, as there are a huge variety of cafes, bars and restaurants open. Sophie Gibson and The Native Poms are performing live while roving performers from Ci...

This done -- >> reporter: taz didn't tell leon his new partner was really an undercover police officer. then leon said something taz wasn't expecting. >> we're taking care of both problems? >> what both problems? >> both of the individuals that we're talking about. >> taz looked at me and shrugged his shoulders. >> reporter: a second potential victim has just been added to the mix. >> yes, right. yes. >> reporter: leon agreed to meet at an olive garden restaurant with taz and the undercover officer who went by adam. we've agreed not to show his face. what is the goal of this meeting? >> make s...

Welcome back. investigators had laid out a script worthy of a hollywood movie convincing leon jacob and valley macdaniel that the murder for hire plot was a done deal. detectives even enlisted the intended targets posing them in graphic photos and making it appear as if the hit men carried out the job. leon and valerie fell hard for the hoax and both were charged with solicitation of murder. leon said there was more to the story ands it turns out he wanted to tell it to us. >> reporter: the headline was just so sensational -- ritzy river oaks couple take out hits on their exes. >> the murder-f...

>> o'donnell: >>tal right.day barry petersen in seoul tonight, thank you. we turn now to saudi arabia where today five people were sentenced to death for the furder of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. a senior trump administration hfficial called the sentences an important step and encouraged iaudi arabia to continue with a fair and transparent judicial process. but as charlie d'agata reports, others are calling this a sham trial. >> reporter: jamal khashoggi walked into the saudi consulate in istanbul last year never to be seen again. y day saudi prosecutors said the brutal murder...

Conducted by the general prosecution. the charge was placed against him in the courts ruled for his release due to lack of evidence to convict him in this case. >> that spokesperson for the public prosecutor's office in saudi arabia said this was not a premeditated murder adding that it was "spur of the moment." that spokesperson did not mention the fact they were 15 hit men in the saudi conflict that day who brought a bone saw for what they are now claiming was not a planned attack. >> mike: they were also air strikes in syria, what can you tell us about that? >> that's right, a busy night in...