>> welcome to "nevada newsmakers," on the broadcast today, paul enos and i talk with ray bacon of the nevada manufacturers association and on the power pundit panel, michael hackett, jesse wadhams and mendy elliott, all coming up next on all new "nevada newsmakers." >> "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you in part by the tahoe reno industrial center, >> closed captioning of "nevada newsmakers" is brought to you by the nevada trucking association, trucking moves america forward. this is "nevada newsmakers," a with host sam shad, a no holds barred mrit car forum. now from the "nevada newsmakers" broadcast headquarters, here is sam shad. >> back on "nevada newsmakers," we're pleased to welcome back ray bacon, executive director of association. pleasure to have you back on the program, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> last time you were on the program a couple weeks ago, talking about a new project that will be larger in size than switch and tesla combined, that would be 4000-plus acres. >> uh-huh. >> any thought on who that might be? >> 14 rumors floating around on things like that, two or thr

paul mccartney. the man who helped create some of his greatest albums, brian eno.s ago. it ended, thank you for our good times, brian. it will never rot. i realize now he was saying goodbye. ♪ katty: reporting on the love of all of those fans. for more on david bowie's incredible career and legacy, i'm joined by a senior editor at "billboard magazine." it's hard to think of a musician who hasn't been influenced by david bowie. why did he have such a strong impact on other performers? jim: if you look at his peak creative. in the 1970's, he changed so rapidly, so many different musical styles, so many visual styles. he was a visionary video artist. i really feel like everyone is still catching up to that and has been for the past few decades. his work after that was sometimes good but not as influential. katty: you look at new wave and look at madonna. you mentioned in some of your writings boy george, as well. the big names who followed him took their influence from him. was it the usual or musical? jim: it was both. i really feel like his impact after the initial