tracked to keep this from happening again, ktvu channel 2 news continues. >> complete bay area news coverage starts right now, this ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> good morning, we are outside a store in milpitas this morning because someone decided to get gas or maybe go inside that store and hey why not buy a power ball ticket and guess what? they hit that jackpot, alex savidge is out there talking about the winning numbers and maybe we will see, who knows, it is thursday, february the 20th, i am pam cook. >> i am dave clark and steve paulson has the forecast. >> cool, cold, mild, these clouds will drift over us so we will go from mostly clear to mostly cloudy, nothing organized, more of a nuisance, high clouds, chilly morning for some, high clouds but mild temperatures, upper 60s to near 70, a warmer pattern will take

us into the weekend, everything right now is saying rain to late next week, let's hope so, we need it, 30s for some, 40s to near 50, half moon bay and e.g. said still it is quiet, i can hear the ocean, that would be nice, wouldn't it? thank without. rain to the northwest just not here, some will be 65 and 70, mild to warm, near 70 for some, morgan hill, livermore, san rafael, here is sal. >> steve, good morning, a commute that looks pretty good so far if you are trying to decide when to leave the house this is a good time before things get super busy there, the drive from the carquinez bridge has taken 15 to 20

minutes so it is getting more crowded but not completely unreasonable, the bay bridge toll plaza is a 15 minute drive. and we mentioned yesterday 80 was bad, highway 13 and 80 are off to a good start in oakland, now back to the desk. >> well somebody in the bay area is a lot richer this morning, there was only one winning ticket in last night's 425 million dollar power ballottary and it was sold in milpitas, alex savidge joins us from the gas station where it was sold and you have a lot of attention from around the country, huh? >> yeah, boy, this is an exciting place, people stopping to get gas and take pictures, i have to tell you this is one very lucky gas station here, somebody stopped by and bought a 425 million dollar winning power ball ticket and you can

see the media here from all around the country here, everybody waiting to hear sword on who this winner is. so far nobody was stepped forward, according to officials they are in line for a lump sum pay off of 242 million bucks not too bad. the word began to build at this gas station as word came down about the power ball winner, employs hope this will boost sales and many lotto players hope this will become their lucky place to buy more power ball tickets. >> does this give you hope to buy tickets here? >> yeah, it is closer to home so fiing up with gas maybe i will buy a ticket from now on. >> experts say the odds were 1 in 175 million and the winning

ticket was sold on saturday night according to officials and check the numbers they are 1, 17, 35, 49, 54 and the power ball is 34. make sure to check those tickets, especially if you stopped by this milpitas gas station, by the way the owner gets a 1 million dollar payout just for selling that winning ticket and he should be in the next couple of hours. alex savidge, ktvu channel 2 news. >> this the second sold in the past few months there. in december the truck driver bought a winning ticket at a gift shop in san jose and he split that megamillions jackpot with the other winner, he said he forgot he bought the ticket and didn't claim his prize until early january. >> 6:04, happening today a major new development in the

brian stowe beating case, in just a couple of hours the two suspects are due in a los angeles courtroom and there are reports of a possible plea deal. janine de la vega joining us live now with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a lot of stowe's friends work here at rural metro, the ambulance company, i spoke with one of the co-workers off camera and she told me she hopes that one of the suspects will played guilty this morning and a lot of media outlets are reporting that may happen. they may plead guilty, both are accused of severely beating brian stowe at the stadium, he was left permanently disabled and needs care for the rest of his life. the incident attracted national tanks and there were calls for law enforcement and city

officials to beef up security at stadiums, numerous media outlets are reporting his family is there and expected to make a victim impact statement. on the web site they celebrated they posted he celebrated his 45th birthday last week. they continue to update his progress but say it is slow, norwood and sanchez are charged with mayhem, assault and bat air and inflicting great bodily injury. we don't have details on what type of plea deal but the court hearing will happen in the 8:00 hour in loss aping lels, live from san jose, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> a uc berkeley student accused of a hate crime is due in court today, campus police say 19-year-old joseph donor was walking with an acquaintance tuesday night and witnesses climb he uttered homophobic remarks and demanded his cell phone and when he refused he is accused of punching him and choking him and taking the phone. >> i was surprised when i heard

about it because coming from the east coast you always hear of berkeley being liberal and accepting so not something i expected for sure. >> he was later arrested at his home and is in custody. >> they are investigating another incident of a pedestrian hit by a car last night at the same intersection where a 78-year-old man was killed earlier this month. police say he was in the crosswalk at sunset boulevard when he was hit at 6:00 last night. that man was rushed to the hospital with head injuries and a broken leg, the driver is cooperating with police. this happened at the same intersection with a 78-year-old man was killed earlier this month. the sf street's blog is reporting that plans for a pedestrian activated stoplight at the crosswalk there may have been fast tracked after that accident. the traffic signal is scheduled

to go up by the end of next er, a year earlier than scheduled. police are investigating a crash in the parking lot of a high end super market. our camerasser there after the accident, this is right outside the whole foods store at 27th and harrison, the driver of a blue suv told police his brakes failed and caused him to crash into the upper deck of the parking lot. no one was hurt. >> a top executive of the new bay bridge project is stepping down, today cal tran's office reports he plans to retire in april, his announcement days after he came under attack from other transit leaders, they accused him of not telling them of the latest problem on the new span. engineers say potential corrosive water is leaking

there. some of that came from him, he said he learned about it from reporters and not from cal trans and said he has been kept in the dark about other trouble tied to that project and as a result he wants cal trans to provide a complete list of all future potential problems on the new bay bridge. >> 6:08. there is new and growing interest from artists in the old eastern span of the bay bridge. the first phase of taking it down, well that has already started and the pieces are headed for steel recyclers. however artists and architects wants cal trans to give them some of metal and one wants to create a house out of it and another wants public art to be placed and the bay area but the company disposing of the bridge says it deals with steel mills not with artists. >> 6:09, the mother of jahi mcmath says she sees signs of

hope, the open letter she has written about her daughter. >> also the car stolen 30 years ago has been recovered and returned to his owner in lake county, the surprise he found under the hood that made that classic even more valuable. >> good morning, we are looking at a commute that is getting more crowded. we have a new crash on city streets of san francisco and we are also looking at 680 getting into the south bay we will update you on these. >> kind of cloudy, not much of a breeze, how will that impact temperatures and the weekend plus a look ahead to next week which might bring us rain.

time now 6:12. police in spring field, missouri, say a man accused of killing and abducting a girl worked in a middle school, investigators say he worked as a teacher's aide and also coached football at a local middle school, some of the former students were stunned to hear he was arrested. >> he was a football coach, he was more quiet, calm and i was just in complete shock when i saw him on there and it is just extremely sad to know that he would do something like that to a 10-year-old little girl. >> haley owins was abducted on tuesday while walking home from a friend's home. the kidnapping led to an amber alert issued in three states. >> a livermore golf coach accused of child molestation is scheduled to face a judge

today, andrew necessary bit is expected to enter a plea to 75 counts of child molestation, prosecutors filed new charges against him av a third victim has come forward to say he had been sexually abused, he ran the junior golf academy there before his arrest and the attorney attorney says many of the accusations are from former golf students. >> they refuse to ban the law against those magazines, they filed the lawsuit saying it violates the right to bare arms, however the judge said they rarely need more than 10 rounds while high-capacity magazines allow mass killers to shoot more victims, the opponents say they will appeal. residents who live in the diamond district want a

expansion of private patrols after a wave of burglaries and shootings. the meeting last night comes after a private security officer shot a burglary suspect, an 81-year-old woman was also shot in the shoulder last month during a home invasion robbery, some of the homeowners say the police are doing what they can but there are not enough. >> we have a great police force but the federal government oversighing them with their tied hands and the chief of police trying to be one when they can't hire one and a good problem is the third problem for an officer is is they have had a reduction in pay. >> some of the neighbors they hey have started neighborhood watch patrols but want them to do more. charges have been filed against a burglary suspect shot in the leg last week, police say larry ward has been charged with burglary with a weapons

enhancement, he was free on bail in a robbery case at the time of the burglary. >> a lake county man got quite a surprise when his stolen car was returned to him after 30 years and it was in better condition than before. i and wilson's 1957 chevy bellaire was taken from his house in 1984, it was not in running condition but still a classic. last month they found it in a container ship headed for australia, he was surprised because it had been fully restored, he said it had 4 owners, he said he felt sorry for the person in australia who bought it and appreciates the workmanship of whoever restored it. they have their sites set on a championship but this season will already be remembered for a magical moment. [ cheers ] >> well, it was the team manager who made that basket during the final varsity home game of the season and that was

17-year-old lucas cortez, who was born with an underdeveloped heart, which means it has prevented him from actually playing on the team most of the time. he is official though and he helps out as the team's director of basketball operations but friday night the coach decided to let lucas put on a uniform and get on the court. >> it is like an opportunity he might not get ever again so you just want to make the most of it so i just went out there and played. >> if he had gone unnoticed by people for the last 4 years he is definitely noticed now, which is -- which is what it should be. >> let's see that again, huh? look at this basket. it didn't affect the game but the coach, team members and fans agree this is one of the greatest games ever at bishop odowdy. >> nothin but net. >> love if. >> lucas is the man. >> yeah. >> great story, 6:17, let's get you to where you need to go. >> good form on that shot,

yeah, good form. you know what? the heat is actually heating up a little bit. highway 4 eastbound traffic is slow but not stop and go, slowing down on the way to the concord area, no major problems on 680, backed up towards walnut creek as normal, the bay bridge toll plaza a crash in one of the left lanes, minor crash but the back up is 10 to 15 minutes at the toll plaza, another 10 in the city so reaching a drive time of 35 minutes total, 25to 35 minutes depending on which lane, until you are in the carpool lane. on the embarcadero got a tweet from geoffrey i believe and an accident on the embarcadero at townsend and told us that some of the lanes are shut down there on the embarcadero at townsend south of the bay bridge and also want to move the map over here to the south bay, southbound 680 at 101 a crash, a couple of accidents,

101 is slow as you approach 880 northbound, 6:18, let's go to steve. >> forecast models are saying rain will return next week not even 6 or 7 days so there is a lot of time for things to change but that is the project. we will see if it holds, i have seen a few miracle marches in my day but we will see, trying not to confuse you too much because i have seen too many of these things not materialize, and mon and tuesday that don't happen then the precip shows up late wednesday, very late and that would be a minor system then friday, saturday, into sunday that looks like -- maybe -- i know, steve you are saying that is a week away, i know. we could sure use the rain, so could everybody for that matter. 36%, oakland airport 31 and only 26 for san jose and we are running out of time, once we

get past march as you know things usually are really quiet unless it is a rain year and it is not, high clouds on the increase later today makes for a nice sunrise, but mostly clear to mostly cloudy later on and temperatures warming up, so a chilly morning but high clouds and mild, very still right now, not much of a breeze, a warmer pattern probably all the way into the weekend with hopefully rain next week. 40s to 50. 50 in san francisco, half moon bay but low 40s for some, a couple of upper 30s, most of those are gone now as the clouds inch their way in. an increase in higher level clouds, haze for some later in the afternoon but over all a quiet pattern for the next few days, 30s for some, 25 and two bits there, that is producing rain there but not for us, just high clouds, mild to warm, chilly in the morning but not too bad and afternoon temperatures on this way up, some above 68 to 70 but a few closer to the coast and bay

right about where they should be, which is 60 to 65, 72 for gilroy and also santa cruz, low 70s around as will, not much change interest friday, the weekend looks sunny-side up and nice and probably all the way into monday-tuesday. >> u.s. consumer prices barely increased last month, a consumer price index up 1/10th of a percent in january and they balanced out a sharp energy cost in january, cold weather especially back east pushed up the cost of gas, electricity and other home energy more than at any other time than in the last 5 years. facebook will pay 19 billion dollars in cash and stock for a mountain view start up more popular around the world than in the u.s., what is an is a messaging service, it has 150 million users and mark zuckerberg says it is adding more than 1 million a day

especially in developing countries where facebook is trying to expand. >> all right, is one of the chains about to be sold? how customers are reacting to news that safeway may be up for sale. >> plus the unusual request that philip seymour hoffman made in his will.

welcome back, time now 6:24. as we told you yesterday during mornings on 2 governor jerry brown is pushing for emergency legislation to help the state cope with the drought, governorrer brown and legislative leaders want to use 6 evmillion dollars of unspent bond money to speed up drought relief efforts, that money would be used on projects like re-capturing storm run off, paying for local water conservation measures and expanding the use and distribution of recycled water. >> this is a time to pull together as californians first to rise above a lot of divisions that pull us apart because we don't know how long this thing is going to last. >> now most of the money for the drought relief would come from bonds already approved by voters. lawmakers say they can have a bill ready in a couple of weeks. >> google's ultra high speed internet service could be

coming to silicon valley, palo alto, mountain view, sunnyvale, santa clara and san jose have all been invited to join the project known as google fiber, they said it is 100 times faster than existing broadband services and right now it is only available in austin texas and provo, utah and those places but google has asked 30 other citys to submit information to make installation possible. we are learning more about the will left behind by actor philip seymour hoffman. in it he says he doesn't want his son raised in a city like hollywood and wants him raised in a more culture city like those. he prepared the will before the birth of his daughters, he conopportunities were made public following his death from a heroin overdose earlier this

month. there is a new treat from the beatles, an art gallery has a special exhibit with dozens of photos from that historic trip in 1964, some of these pictures have never been seen by the public, fred ward felt this 50th anniversary was the right time to release these feet photos and they will be on display until the end of march. the big question is who has the winning question, that is the gas station in milpitas where someone bought the winning power ball ticket. >> we are live in fremont where a man was caught on camera using a golf club to smash windows, we will tell you how you can help identify. >> right now a commute is getting busier around the bay, this is northbound 280, slow approaching 17. >> a little chilly for some but high clouds are in the forecast

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welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, there is the opening bell right on time this morning, renaissance, ipo, they are celebrating, you see all the little flags of the companies they helped take public and visiting the stock exchange this morning, a lot of stocks to watch today, wal- mart's 4th quart profit down, tesla better than expected though 4th quarter results so a lot of things up and down, but right now it looks like we will see a jump, we will get you the numbers in a moment. >> we will smile, say good morning to you, here on ktvu

channel 2 news, thursday, february the 20th, i am dave clark. >> i am pam cook and steve paulson has the forecast. i hate to say that. >> maybe next week. >> okay. >> a lot of high clouds, a few of those beginning to visit, knocking on the door so to speak, start off clear, 40s to 50s, have it on good authority on glen part and the mission 51 degrees nice tweet from we built this city, no seriously, very good information, reach me on twitter, facebook or e-mail, they all work, a couple of 30s there so there are a few, look for an increase on high clouds, temperatures won't by impacted, kind of quite, a light breeze, temperatures 70s for some, not for all, upper 60s near the coast not as warm but not bad, here is sal. >> all right, right now looking at a commute that still looks pretty good although much more

crowded than it was and the drive times up. let's start off now and take a look at the toll plaza, a report of an accident in one of those lanes that doesn't affect traffic, it continues to move smoothly, almost up to a half- hour on the drive time. westbound 10 minutes between lafayette and walnut creek as you cross into alameda county. northbound 101 is slow approaching 880, i do want to mention the traffic is slow southbound 680 at 280, there was a crash where they meet and as i pull back highway 85 doesn't look bad, you might want to use 85 instead of 101, 6:32, back to the desk. >> all right, sal, well somebody in the bay area is waking up a whole lot richer this morn, the 1 winning ticket

in the whole nation for last night-425 million dollar power ball jackpot, it was sold in milpitas, alex alex savidge is live at the gas station where it was sold, i know it is busy. >> reporter: this is a very busy place, the buzz at this gas station, i should point out this instant millionaire has not stepped forward, but that person whoever they are but that ticket from right inside this chevron station right off dixon landing road right off 880, you probably know this place if you have been here, the owner of this place is very excited we have been told by his employees because he gets a 1 million dollar pay out because the winning ticket was sold at one of his stores, the

buzz began to build here as the learned and she explained to me her strategy. >> her customers ask us give us the lucky 1 so i always try to give them the lucky 1 and so many customers come to me as well as guys and girls and i say we have to pray and we will discuss them because most of them are quick picks so we -- that -- that worked. >> a winning strategy there, lottery officials say the odds of winning last night's jackpot were 1 in 175 million, that winning ticket they believe was sold sometime between saturday and last night so, probably a good idea if you are holding on to a power ball ticket right now let's check those numbers, we will put them up on the screen for you right now, they are 1, 17, 35, 49, 54, and the power ball is 34. good luck to you. according to lottery officials whoever won last night's jackpot is in line for a lump sum of 242 million dollars.

i think i could probably scrape by on that. live this morning in milpitas, alex savidge ktvu channel do news. >> new details about a bizarre attack, police are looking for a man who broke a windshield with a golf club, we have this report about it. >> reporter: yeah, the pictures were provided by someone who saw him use a golf club to smash that window, that person used their cell phone camera to capture the man as well as the damage. i want to go to those images provided by police, according to police this happened on january 17th at 10:45 in the morning, you can see at least two of the windows were broken as a result of the man using

the golf clubs to smash them and they say he then rummaged through the scar, the pictures were provided by the witness and it is unclear of the circumstances that led up to him doing this and they are looking for the public's help in identifying him, he was asian, in his 40s and wearing a dark jacket and also wearing sunglasses and holding the golf club and seen leaving in a ford suv. as we take it back out here live it is unclear what he got away with but if the man looks familiar to you you are urged to call police. >> san francisco as follows are investigating another accident last night involving a pedestrian at an intersection in the sunset district.

tara moriarty live at sunset boulevard and yore ba street and why neighbors say it is so dangerous. >> reporter: yeah, it is really no secret this intersection is dangerous, earlier this morning a woman was trying to cross the crosswalk, the thing in the middle there if we can take a look the light did go on but the crosswalk was dark making it difficult for cars to see her, last night a man was hit in the crosswalk and was taken to the hospital but is expected to survive, the driver stopped and is cooperating with police, we talked to a man who says crossing the street want be a gamble. >> you push the button and they don't stop for you because they don't see you or going too fast and the visibility is just not that great either. >> now another accident happened in this same location

earlier this month, 78-year-old is asack barrenson was killed, mans for a light has been fast tracked in light of the accident but that won't be installed until 2014. there have been 44 pedestrians struck along this stretch from 2005 until 2011. back here live you can see a flyer posted on the pole here, in one week neighbors are talking about the safety of this intersection with police as well as city leaders, live from san francisco tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we are hearing from the mother of jahi mcmath f the first time since the 13-year- old girld declared brain dead was moved out of oakland's hospital. her mother wrote a letter saying there are signs of optimism. doctors declared her brain dead after complications from tonsil surgery, after a legal dispute she was moved to an in

disclosed care facility. in the letter she says despite what people saying about my daughter dead and how i must be ignorant not to get that, i can tell you she is much better since the left the hospital and i can see changes that give me hope. you can read the entire letter on our website, we posted it on our top story tab. >> 6:39, employees of safeway are reacting to stories it may soon be sold, the ceo confirms talks are underway but says no deal has been reached, a sale would affect the 250 northern california stores and its headquarters in pleasanton, some of the customers are worried less competition may mean higher prices. >> we are saving on food and gas and those everyday things you use, those expenses and savings really add up every month. >> industry analysts say safeway has struggled to

compete with big box stores like wal-mart and whole foods and trader joe's, safeway is the 5th largest employer in the east bay. >> there is a push to dump the long time mascot of san francisco state university. the school adopted the gators mascot 80 years ago but now according to the chronicle the university president wants to changes it to a more forward thinking one. >> all right, there is new guidelines why they think terrorists night try another shoe bomb night and the flights that might be targeted. >> the family and friends of brian stowe are eagerly awaiting what my happen in a courtroom this morning, the two men may take pleas, we will tell you more about that. >> the drive looks good, we will tell you more about the

morning commute and where the drive times are getting bigger. >> the sun is coming up there, for those of you watching there you go, of i love it, zooming out, very nice, we will have more coming up.

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welcome back, time now 6:43, happening today we are

following a major new development in the bryan stowe beating case, the two suspects are due in court and there is word of a possible plea deal, janine de la vega joins us with the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave, well stowe was a paramedic and his friends here at the rural metro ambulance company say they have been following the case and they want justice to be served, the l.a. time is reporting marvin norwood and luis sanchez may plead guilty this morning, both are accused of severely beating bryan stowe after he was leaving a game there in march of 2011, he was a father of two and left permanently disabled and needs care for the rest of his life, the incident attracted national attention and calls for law enforcement and city officials to tighten

security at stadiums happened, now numerous outlets are posting his family will here and will make witness impact statements and his progress is slow and they are charged with mayhem and those charges, we don't know more about that but it is at the 8:00 hour and we have a crew trying to get into that courtroom and we will report any information we have, janine de la vega, ktvu channel 2 news. >> the department of homeland security warning airlines terror groups may be planning shoe bomb attacks on planes headed here. they are working on new designs. they recommend they expand their use of swabbing which

picks up explosive residue. >> you got to give them credit, they have kept us safe, the problems have been overseas where they have been sloppy. >> they will start from airports overseas where passengers are not required to take off their shews. >> happening now more violence in the ukraine, where there are reports of 22 people killed today in protests. now with don't know what triggered the violence. reporters at the scene say they heard gunfire and several demonstrators fell to the ground and it started in december when the reversed a

decision to sign with the european union and instead turned toward russia. she is leaving to show solidarity with the super testers and says they are angry at the ukraineian president. >> we are going to give you an up-to-date medal count so turn your head. she is in 5th place, here is the count, the united states in first place, russia and them are tied for second place with

22 and norway has 20 and canada has 18. >> time for a look at what is coming up. >> hi, coming up in minutes on mornings on 2, why 5 coaches there are on administrative leave and who could step in to save the day. after a 23-year-old was hit and killed his family has come up with a creative way to raise money for his funeral and you can't always believe what you see on social media, why there may be a way to detect what is the truth and a lie on line, that could come in handy now back to you. >> 6:48, let's check in with sal, everybody behaving for you at the toll plaza. >> wait, did she say you can't

believe everything you read on social media? >> wait. >> all right, i can't wait for that story, let's go out and take a look at what we have now, a total minute total delay into san francisco, so if you are counting about 20, which is better than yesterday, which is not too bad, most of the waiting here at the tollway plaza, the speeds are not too bad. 680 from 242 to 24, 10 minutes averaging speeds of 35 miles an hour so not too bad, let's go there, 101 is the heaviest, 101 -- 65 and 285 are recommended over 101 at this point, 6:49, let's go to steve. >> sal abraham lincoln just tweeted out don't believe -- >> oh, really -- >> no, there is a guy on social media don't believe -- that is social media, all right, we

hope there there is rain for those of you that write me on social media and say that, i hope it is but the forecast models are very bush for march, rain we hope, nothing is going to happen until at least next wednesday, your weekend is fine, sunny, nice, cool mornings, cool days and warm, now increasing clouds late tuesday into wednesday then the next system comes in then thursday, friday into saturday, that is it, things hold, a lot can happen between now and then, trust me i have seen it too many times. we can use the rain, we know that, you know that, san francisco is on 36% of normal and san jose only 26% of normal so if we don't get a miracle march we are in you know what because after that things calm down, nice sunrise, miss

temperatures 30s and 40s to 50s, some on the mild side and others cooler so i will split the difference here, high clouds very mild conditions though and warmer pattern right into the weekend with again rain maybe coming in late next week, upper 30s, i know casey on twitter said that, but mostly 40s to low 50s in san francisco under novel clear skies, a few high clouds coming by and rain pacific northwest they been getting clots of rain but for us increase in clouds, those are your temperatures in those areas but 68 palm springs so a windy actually warm day in southern california if you are heading down there for us mostly clear and cloudy, but warm, kind of still, not a breeze or anything, so 60s low to mid, normal this time of year 60 to 65, inland though you will find 65 to 70 degrees and warm either for santa cruz

and gill roy and livermore and sunday and monday things look good but tuesday things could change. >> it is a proposal to split california into six different states, the impacts to the area and the obstacles that stand in the way even as voters approve the idea. >> plus why some hospitals are recommending that men take pregnancy tests.

welcome back to the ktvu channel 2 morning news, concerns about security at san francisco general hospital after an elderly woman was assaulted in the emergency room, family members say 93- year-old mary perez was attacked by a man tan to the psychiatric unit and did that. >> he closed the curtain behind him in a closed area, the two of them and he started doing what he did. >> this is just the latest incident involving the psychiatric unit at the hospital, nurses say staff members have reported 34 injuries in 2012 and say staffing levels are to blame. the hospital says staffing was not a factor in friday's attack. >> time now 6:55, people living in a palo alto senior home are

suing the owners, the upscale home is near stanford university, the lawsuit claims the home is financially in the red and charges it with breach of contract and financial abuse of elders. the residents say they paid an entry fee of 1 million dollars with the promise they would get 90% refunded, but now say say they sent 100 million dollars to the parent company with no promise the money would get returned. >> what happens if times get tough, they simply say sorry residents, we don't have the money to pay your estate. >> the allegations are completely unfounded and they are going to vigorously oppose these in court and we believe will be victorious. >> the parent operates 9 other companies and say they have the right to move money between the

definite locations. >> right now tesla stocks up 9% and it beat wall street estimates and expected to double production this year. checking the numbers the numbers are down, the dow down 17 points, weighing heavily is down a negative earning profit report from wal-mart, which is the world's biggest retailer, disappointing for 4th quarter. >> time now 6:57, there has been a debate for a long time on whether california should be broke in up into two or three sections but now there is a proposal to split california up into 6 states with that called silicon valley. you can see that and that could be called north california, there is a signature drive to put it on the ballot but even if it passes it would run into

stiff opposition in congress. home pregnancy tests according to a new report may be able to diagnose some kinds of cancer in men, it was released after a man posted it on line saying he used it to detect testicular cancer, now they are able to detect a hormone produced by some men who have testicular cancer, however they said it is not present in all cases and men should not rely soley on a pregnancy test to spot cancer. very interesting. coming up another giant jackpot here in the bay area one lottery ticket worth 425 million dollars. >> also the two suspects in the bryan stowe beating case they are due in court just about 90 minutes from now. the major developments that could happen in the case. stay with us.

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