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RJtv for Wednesday: Vince Neil going to jail, plus reaction to Billy Walters on ’60 Minutes’

RJTV FOR WEDNESDAY IS ONLINE AT WWW.LVRJ.COM/RJTV FEATURING A PLEA DEAL IN WHICH MOTLEY CRUE FRONT MAN VINCE NEIL GETS JAIL TIME FOR A DUI ARREST LAST YEAR. YOU LL SEE A SNIPPET OF LAS VEGAS GAMBLING LEGEND BILLY WALTERS FROM HIS APPEARANCE ON CBS 60 MINUTES THIS PAST WEEKEND. RJTV ALSO SHOWS YOU LONG LINES FOR ENROLLMENT TUESDAY AT THE COLLEGE OF SOUTHERN NEVADA. WHY? THESE STORIES and MORE ARE A CLICK AWAY AT LVRJ.COM/RJTV and DON T FORGET OUR IPHONE-FRIENDLY VERSION AT WWW.LVRJ.COM/RJTVIP
January 18, 2011 - 6:07 pm
 

RJtv for Wednesday: Vince Neil going to jail, plus Billy Walters on '60 Minutes’
RJtv for Wednesday is online at www.lvrj.com/rjtv featuring a plea deal in which Motley Crue’s Vince Neil gets jail time for a DUI arrest. You’ll also see a snippet of gambling legend Billy Walters’ appearance on CBS’ “60 Minutes” last weekend. RJtv also shows you long lines for enrollment Tuesday at the College of Southern Nevada. Why? These stories and more are a click away at lvrj.com/rjtv and don’t forget our iPhone-friendly version at www.lvrj.com/rjtvip

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