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CityCenter now has six Gold LEED certificates. That's the best measure of a building's being green. But can a complex of skyscrapers be truly green? It is The Strip's biggest power user, consuming enough electricity to power 91,000 homes. Construction and real estate journalist Tony Illia joins us to discuss the greening of the resort corridor.

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