do not call him bugsy. he built the world's largest casino in the middle of the desert. everybody laughed, but today that place is called las vegas. we have at the same opportunity. when we are done, people are going to forget the olympics were ever here. >> what is that? >> it is union stuff. >> are there any non-union related questions? i am glad you brought that up. you are fired. [laughter] tavis: you are not such a nice guy. >> that is true. i get to do things that are not socially acceptable. tavis: this is the first original series for netflix. how did it come to be? >> it impresses me very much. it is a little bit quirky to say the least. we did it for no-recent tv. gster, witness protection, lillehammer. i was not planning on playing a gangster again. the premise is we were not sure it was going to work, but we said let's try it. there are people over there that are like that. the language is a little bit tough. it was an experiment that i think worked out very well. the best was the fact that the lead guy is speaking english in a subtitled show. it draws you in

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gregg: but i must say, benny siegel, otherwise known as bugsy, recognized true al view of vegas. martha: let's head overseas now where there are some very real, dramatic violent issues going on the ground. literally the city of athens is just smoldering today. [shouting] some of the scenes of a weekend of shocking riots across greece that led to massive fires in downtown athens. firefighters are still deathing with ash hot spots in the rubble after dozens of buildings were torched. even after politicians passed severe budget cuts that sparked this kay i don't see. some say those cuts still might not be enough. ashley webster is covering this really important global economic story for us live from athens. good morning, ashley. >> reporter: yeah. yes, hi, it is a cold, somewhat miserable afternoon in athens. that pretty much describes the mood of the greek people. greek leaders trying to prove to the european union they are worthy of another round of bailout money that they so desperately need but in exchange more severe economic cuts and because of that we're facing more wages tha