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Newly released video shows the moment's a high school football coach accused of

ludeness is arrested. Thanks for tuning in to 7 at 7 this morning. I'm Cynthia Puga.

Let's get into your top stories brought to you by Apex Armory, the Valley's premier firearms

dealer. Newly released body camp footage from Boulder City Police shows the moment a high

school football coach accused of child abuse and ludeness was arrested. Take a look at this.

The video shows several officers pulling over an SUV which was being driven by Frank Mariani.

His arrest appears to have happened near a school.

Mariani who worked for CCSD since 2009 is accused of talking about sex with minors

reaching for a player's genitals. Among other things, he has pleaded not guilty and is due back

in court June 2nd. Las Vegas Police say a man shot a landscaper in the head with a crossbow

bolt. Charles Nichols was arrested February 26 at a condominium complex in the Northwest Valley.

He faced a felony counts of attempted murder and battery with a deadly weapon.

Nichols told officers he became irritated by the loud noises from the landscaper's

blower after retrieving his towed car. But he never intended to hurt the landscaper according to

a police report. And Harry Reid International Airport reopens a pantry of food and essentials

for federal employees who aren't being paid. The pantry is meant to help TSA and customs and

border protection workers who are not getting their paychecks during a stalemate in Congress

over funding for ICE. Representatives from MGM resorts dropped off meals at the airport on Wednesday.

You know, some of these family members get husbands and wives that are wanting to have TSA.

So for them to only get a $50 paycheck last week times two under support and families.

And they're also driving 20, 30 miles from place to price against society too.

I do the math. That's very hard. Very hard to keep the family and just to pay the basic bills.

The pantry also helped workers who were affected by last fall shutdown of the federal government.

Airport officials are asking for donations of items like non-perishable food,

toiletries, and baby supplies. The pantry will remain open until the funding deadlock ends according

to officials. Now for your weather forecast sponsored by Star Nursery, your garden's

partner for every blooming thing. We've been getting a small taste of summer with this week's

forecast starting off your Thursday morning with temperatures in the 60s, expecting a daytime

high near 87 degrees this afternoon. Mostly sunny skies for the next couple of days with

temperatures continuing in the mid to upper 80s. We'll be feeling temperatures rise to 89 degrees

tomorrow Saturday, possibly hitting 90 degrees, then dipping down around 86 on Sunday,

then back up to the upper 80s for Monday, warmer and clear overnight with blows in the lower 60s.

Now for your neon lifestyle sponsored by Slow Ridiccina Lodge. This is Lodge Vegas.

We're giving you a look inside one of Las Vegas's biggest restaurant openings of the year.

This is Sartiano's Italian Steakhouse. Now open inside Wind Las Vegas. The restaurant features

views of sphere and the wind golf course. It's a spinoff of the restaurant Scots Sartiano

Open in Manhattan in June of 2023. The menu is substantially the same as in Newark City,

although the beef program is one of the things that has been expanded for Vegas. I tasted a 10

ounce New York strip steak and it was very possibly the best chop I've had in years and I say

that as someone who was not typically a steak eater. Chef Alfred Portale, a three-time James Beard

award winner, is the culinary director of Sartiano's in New York and Las Vegas. The new restaurant

is currently open for dinner service with lunch and brunch to be added later.

And now for Vegas Nation and the latest on the Raiders. I'm Heidi Fang and with the Raiders

expected to draft Fernando Mendoza with the number one overall pick. Newly signed wide receiver

Jalen Naylor speaks on the opportunity to play with the Indiana QB. It'll be great to have him come

in show what he can do. He's shown in college level. He just has to come here and do that consistently

at a high level and I think it'll be great for the team and a receiver room to have that kind

of guy throwing us the ball and that'll be very exciting for me. Naylor, a Bishop Gorman alum

returns to Vegas after playing the last four years with the Minnesota Vikings.

Now for your business news brought to you by Jeep anchor best banking experience ever.

A tennis legend sells a parcel of land in Somerlin for more than $18 million dollars.

Las Vegas native Andre Agassi sold the 1.8 acre home site in the summit club according to

his brother Philip Agassi was also the listing agent. The sale closed last month to a mystery buyer

Andre and his wife fellow tennis legend Steffi Graff bought the plot in 2018 for six and a half

million dollars. Philip Agassi told the Las Vegas Review Journal his brother initially planned it

to build a big house on the site but it made more sense to downsize as he becomes an empty nester.

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In health news brought to you by center wall senior primary care discover primary care focused on

you. The FDA announces a recall of raw shellfish sold to restaurants and retailers in Nevada and

other states. The recall involves oysters and manila clams that may be contaminated with

norovirus according to the FDA. The virus can cause diarrhea vomiting stomach pain fever and

headaches. Most people with the illness get better within one to two days. The oysters and

clams were harvested in February and March from Draiden Harbor Washington restaurants and retailers

are advised to throw out the shellfish or contact their distributor. Sports brought to my

station casinos STN sports download the app today. I'm Dominic Vloss something new to monitor

in the Las Vegas high school sports world the review journal introducing the RJ Cup a competition

and award for the high school athletic programs across southern Nevada. Let's see the most

success during the school year each school will receive points based on state title and runner

up finishes region championship and runner up finishes as well as individual state championships.

There are three divisions with points awarded separately for boys and girls sports six RJ Cup

champions will be named at the end of the school year for more read Alex writes article at lvrj.com

Now for neon entertainment sponsored by Arizona Charlie's with live entertainment every

weekend at both locations go to Arizona Charlie's.com to see who's playing one of the biggest names

and magic is closing his show and getting ready for what's next our John Ketzelamita joins us now

with the full details David Copperfield is leaving the MGM grand after a 25 year run at the resort

Copperfield's final night is April 30th that venue formerly the Hollywood theater was renamed for

the legendary illusionist in 2013 before MGM grand Copperfield headlined circus Maximus at Caesars

Palace for about 15 years dating back to the mid 80s has performed for more than seven million

people worldwide and has more than a hundred shows remaining at MGM grand after that Copperfield

promises something spectacular and has been working for years on making the moon disappear.

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