vicki greco pled not guilty to felony and misdemeanor charges. greco is currently out on battle at her trial is set to >> governor brian sandoval has called for a special legislative lawmakers are affected has to several tax breaks totaling $115 million. ferriday announced they intend to build up billion-dollar plant . reed: news affecting your wallet, the fed have raised just rates. today the federal reserve chair janet yellen expressed confidence that the u.s. economy hike. following the announcement bankamerica increase their prime lending rate to 3% from 2.5%. so on the heels of that nevada's it has been since 2008. national security or the lack thereof is all that is being talked aboparty leadership says they are ok with that. >> a highlight of tuesday night's debate was this between president -- candidates trump and bush. we need to have a leader -- you will never be president of the united states by insulting your way to the presidency. >> there will be boots on the ground, they will be over here and it will be their boots if we don't f th

something that the guys on the strip couldn'with a nod to michelangelo and el greco each room is themed around and artists. owning a piece of las vegas if only for a night. jim: pretty wild idea. marie: i've heard about the jim: a definite chill in the air. we woke up to it. marie: how low will we go tonight? kevin: a few neighborhoods will go down to the freezing point. you can thank the wind. snow is already down to a pretty low level. it is only early december. we did have a couple of showers around the edges of the valley. we had quite a few holes in the clouds. up on the mountain, they had their share of snow. while the blanket of snow was late last night. we did get some knelt in direct sunlight. the temperature whenever went we could use of direct sunlight. right now on the far west side is 41 degrees. they are at 47 degrees. some neighborhoods are still between 10 and 20 miles per hour. same story outside of town. the wind blowing up double digits. the strongest gust was 44 miles per hour. midnight, this is going to go down as an above normal day. tomorrow we will get started in

jim: the da says greco falsified documents in at least 40 cases. there is some thought that hundreds of cases could have been involved. many of the documents were destroyed. jessica: recapping the top stories. cell phone video capturing suspected burglars running from a home that went viral. eventually that helped police make arrest. and air forc veteran sean this video of his neighbor's house as these suspects ran out. that video got more than 3 million views on face and ultimately led police to arrest the getaway driver. a tip even came in from henderson police, who recognized the criminal from a home invasion. thousands of fight fans packing the las vegas strip for the big this for one of the most anticipated championship matches. fans from ireland are flying here to see mcgregor fight at the mgm grand garden arena.a recent study showed ufc fans come to las vegas more often than regular visitors and spend on average $1000 more every time they visit. jim: a medical helicopter crashed last night in california, killing the pilot, flight nurse, a pa

documents to keep dozens of prostitutes she represented from se wiappearing for the first time, vicki greco pled not guilty to 138 felony and misdemeanor charges. she is accused of tampering with court sentencing documents in cases, many including prostitutes. the charges include forgery, burglary, and destroying evidence. she is out on bail. the trial is set for next fall. michelle: the fbi says there may be more victims connected tol man accused of connecting and raping to underage girls. agents say that this man has lived in the las vegas area since 1993 and is accused of kidnapping a girl who wa then holding her hostage in his home for more than a month. another girl from reno claims and she says that kim was the one who took her. the fbi released the nseveral social media accountthat kim allegedly used to learn the victims in. some of the names are too graphic for us to say on live television.if you know anything about possible victims, call crimestoppers, and anonymousnumber. nobody has to know who you are. but it could save a life in this case. certainly could. michelle: i guess they

a lawwyer speaking on behalf of 43 year old vicki greco says she will be pleading not guilty. and plans to fight all the charges in a 138 criminal indcitment filed againt her last week. 43-year-old greco has been a member of the nevada bar since september 2003. generous donations from our community are making the holidays a little brighter for valley families in need. toys from the 17th annual 98- point-five k-l-u-c toy drive-- being distributed by "help of southern nevada." "just because right now you don't have the money to purchase the toys for your children doesn't mean you shouldn't be able to participate in the holiday." " the event helping out more than 33- hundred families this year. other toys were distributed to more than 50 charities, to give out to kids. "help of southern nevada" says if you find yourself struggling to get your children holiday gifts next year, contact more than 400- thousand dollars-- and nearly 6- thousand bikes were collected in this year's drive. attention parents and teachers!! the time to act is now, especially if you're dealing with a situat

maria greco says, every day she worries about the kids getting really sick down the road as a result of what they're exposed to now. >> the walls of crumbling, the white powder comes down. it doesn't smell but it has affected my allergies. it has been linked to headaches so if it's causing problems for me i'm worried that it's causing problems in the kids that i teach as well. i've been in that same room now for four years. and they fix it at least three or four times since i've been in that same room. instead of doing the same thing and wasting the money all over again, they should have just fixed it right the first time. >> fixing it right the first time is something danielle floyd says it already does. >> we have shifted a lot from trying to do singular projects, to taking a more holistic approach the trying to address many issues that occur in a school. what we don't want to continue to do is coming back to a school every two years because we need to fix something. >> reporter: jerry rosen is an environmental scientist and works with the school district. he has documented thousan

but it's basically greco roman wrestling. just greased up.ne hand. right into some greasy ass crack. that's fine. ♪ tell me something ♪ i want to know what are the rules of the game ♪ ♪ ♪ >> turkish oil wrestling. a big freaking salad covered with oiled men in leather pants giving each other spirited and prolonged reach-arounds. oh, geez. can we get rights to the barry white greatest hits record or diana ross "love hangover" or is that too obvious? i like to be respectful of ancient tradition, but the jokes write themselves. what, there's, like, ropes inside or handles? where do i get a pair of those pants? those are some super freaky pants. >> did you see the golden belts? >> it's got to be because the pants are awesome. imagine what the belt looks like. ♪ does he stop yelling at some point? >> the announcer is called -- >> yeah. >> and in slang, it means person who talks too much. it's too loud. it's time for political end. lots changed since your last visit. >> obviously the mood has changed a lot which is weird because everything seemed t

in particular, the right, where we have a greco-roman statue, figure, aa classical woman, speaking of industry and imagination. this portrait he is painting, a nude of mixed racial ancestry. it is hard to tell if she is a painting or if she is crawling out of the campus. -- canvas. charlie: what do you think of the cross? guest: there were a lot of black blackegs, present -- catholics, present company included. they had a formal relationship and it was not easy being andrracial in the 1920's 1930's. her family was estranged. portrait shows her at the height of his talent and career and she is wearing a fox b oa. she is a woman of success and connected to a prominent artist. "a new portrait of my wife." charlie: it speaks to modernity. i have described this in conjunction with a movement in germany about photographic accuracy and the undercurrent of disease. one feels this in the portrait of edith. you can see paris. he said that this was a continental image. charlie: you have the dutch seascape. andt: he was color struck preoccupied with interracial mixtures, and legacy of louisiana.

on the right we have this greco roman statue in the lower righthand corner. that's his muse.his classical figure, a woman who speaks of industry and innovation and imagination. on the left is this portrait that he's painting, this beautiful nude of mixed racial ancestry, who, it's hard to tell whether it's a painting or she's actually crawling out of the canvass to be a part. >> rose: what do you make of the cross? >> he was catholic. he was born an raised catholics. there are a lot of black catholics in chicago, present company included. >> rose: the next for traitd of ms. a.j. motley, painted in 1930. >> he married his childhood sweetheart. they had a stormy relationship. it was not easy being interracial couple in the '20s and '30s. her family was pretty much estranged from motley and his family. this portrait i like is a portrait that shows her at the height of his talent and career. she's wearing the wonderful fur bofox boa, gloves in her hand, painting on the wall behind her, a woman of success connected to an important and prominent artist. >> rose: next a nude portrai

the apostle paul left his village and carried the gospel of jesus christ to the far corners of the greco-roman world so am i compelled to carry the gospel of freedom eons my hometown. injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. we are caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny. whatever affects one directly affects us all indirectly. the huge challenges of the globe faces can be met only if we are all willing to pull together and if we make use of all the world resources. for people driven by religious or secular ethics it's hard to argue that the needs of americans are somehow more important than the needs of people elsewhere around the world. the question is, what need have i helped best address? for some of us we can do our best work in our homes and our communities. others ar are called to be workg of the parts of the world. the opportunity to open is not limited by borders and the beautiful part is that when we reach our heads across the globe to serve others, we don't return empty-handed. the reason i wanted to briefly start with that pea

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if steak is on the menu, we have tips that are going to impress joining us now is chef john greco iii. good morning, sir. i have to confess, i will not be objective during this segment. steak is my favorite meal. mpl >> i agree. >> i saw this in the hallway and got genuinely excited. let's talk about cuts. you have a massive selection here. >> well, buying meat, you have three different cuts. we have select, choice, and the prime. >> what are the differences? i hear that sometimes. >> theable marbling, the fat content. more fat, more flavor. select has minimal. a little bit of marbling happening. throughout the meat, a lot of marbling. when you cook it, it actually bastes itself. unbelievable. >> when do you want a fattier piece of meat? >> all the time. >> okay. so that's a good thing. you don't want it overly lean. unless you're doing a roast or cooking it for a while. >> okay. this is something special at your place, right? >> this cut is called a toma tomahawk. >> what, it comes off here? >> it's one of those fred flinstone things. this is what we have at k rico. it's a 103 rib. >

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