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 three related to the auto sector. really have no idea on things like that, but when

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jason hackett, nbc 6 news. >>> by now you've probably checked the powerball tickets and realized that you didn't win but several reads are at least a million richer. four of those tickets sod right here in south florida. marissa bagg is live tonight where one of florida's newest millionaires purchased the winning ticket. >> reporter: i wish i would are bought my ticket here in davie. the luck was here. two different stories along griffin road alone sold a million dollar cash winning prize in last night's powerball and the stores themselves reap the benefits, too. they get thousands of dollars from the lottery just for selling the ticket. so clearly lotto fever is far from over. historic gigantic, unbelievable. but, but, but billion plus dollars. this one time jackpot is gone, dwindled down it $40 million. but the excitement isn't over in davie where people are still taking a chance. >> keing my fingers krodedcrossed for the next one. >> reporter: they hope luck still lurks inside this store which sold one of several million dollar prizes from wednesday night's power ball drawing. but

. >> christina: we spoke with chris hackett of property/casualty insuressers of america to tracy yourr other question into the hall christina hotline, how to evaluate what is the best option cousin once you get the offer. he says compare the coverage options and stay in contact with your agent. >> i would just recommend looking at the am best rating for that particular company. that would give you a i good snapshot of the finincial health. >> citizens seemed to be good company. >> christina: as for smiley, he's sticking with citizens.& >> when wilma came through, i saw so many people with insurance compani i had never heard before fighting to try to get their benefits. i wanted to stay with citizens about. >> governor's objective is to shrink the size of citizens. you have to give consumers confidence that they're not basically ing scammed. >> christina: that house bill had its first reading last week. a spokeswoman for the governor's office said he reviews any legislation that make it to his desk. the next takeout period is in march. in the newsroom, christina vazquez, local10 news. >

. >> hey there, hackett! shall we fear for our lives? it's extreme danger.you look on us with such anger? >> have i not reason for you to act on your own and not consult me is like treason. how dare you scheme and plot on affairs of witchery and death with the skills of mere mortals such as macbeth. >> it's a nice two-way collaboration. i think that's very important for the segregated population in particular, a chance that their voices are heard. that there's an audience awaiting what they are writing. the authors there have been very much aware that they want to speak to the general population through shakespeare's language. >> and time we dare not waste. >> this is the first time iras white, one of the writers of the play, has seen his work performed. >> when he was speaking, i knew everything -- i knew the words as he was saying it, right, it was crazy to hear it. that's when i told you back there, to see the words come to life, make you want to continue to do it. it's like art imitates life, no doubt. >>> up next -- >> i was the lower life of society. >

as soon as you fix it there is another system that comes into hackett. this has to be an effort ongoing. >> i totally agree with you. nothing brings more confidence to the american people than dealing with the department of motor vehicles. thank you very much. we appreciate your testimony. members will have five days to supplement their report and ask additional questions come et cetera. there's no further business to come before the committee, we are adjourned. thank you very much. >> the museum hosted a panel discussion wednesday on the one-year anniversary of the terrorist attack on the "charlie hebdo" headquarters in paris. journalist and first amendment lawyers talked about what it means for freedom of the press. this is about an hour and 15 minutes. >> good afternoon. i am transfer, chief operating officer and i would like to welcome you to to welcome into the night studio museum and

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