. >> unless you were in san jose, california, or atlanta, georgia. area matched our every number except the mega ball and they each won $1 million. >> there are two of 20 similar tickets across the country. hold megaple who millions tickets with these numbers are about to get the best christmas gift ever. lottery officials confirmed winning tickets were sold in atlanta, georgia and san jose, california. >> hopefully somebody will be rich. >> oh, they will be. than $636t, more million. the odds are about one in 259 million, but that did not stop purchases. americans dreamed big. >> i feel like i am going to win. >> i would probably buy an island. tuesday alone, an estimated 11 million tickets were sold in our. >> a could be my lucky day. >> i took a chance. 21 straight drawings failed to produce a winner. this morning, there are at least two new multimillionaires. millions jackpot resets to $50 million for the next drawing on friday. dollars for the next drawing on friday. out fire and a statue broke on campus and brianne carter is monitoring. what ha

parts of new york or california real estate. for a lot of values out there whether it's in real estate or in the stock market things like apple intel, microsoft, companies like this or even walmart, you have companies trading in the teens and very low inflation. >> all right. thank you both for coming in today. >> thanks for having us. >> thanks. >> we have some updates on two stories we have been following. last week we had a discussion about whether the minimum wage should be raised nationwide. this week a historic vote that will create far and away the highest minimum wage in america. it will climb to $15 an hour at or around the seattle tacoma airport. 23 are and me sells dna testing services and prprovides informa about your health risks. this week the fda warns they have ta halt sales because they have not received regulatory clearance. >>> up next, we're "on the money." shopping for the best deals this weekend. we'll show you how to put bargains on your holiday wish list and save. >>> it's one of the most exciting holiday

and amazon and others that are really crazy priced like london real estate or parts of new york or california, crazy price. for a lot of values out there, whether in real estate or stock market, things like apple, intel, microsoft, ibm, companies like this -- or even walmart, you've got companies trading in the teens and very low inflation environment and tepid growth where they are growing and very reasonably priced. >> mike, liz, thank you both for coming in today. >> thanks for having us. >> we have updates on two stories that we've been followi following recently. we talked about whether the minimum wage should be raised nationwide. a historic vote that will create far and away the highest minimum wage in america, climb to $15 an hour around the seattle airport. the founder of a company called 23 and me was on the program. 23 and me sells dna testing services and provides information about your future potential health risks. the fda warned it has to halt sales of those services because they have not received regulatory clearance. up next, shopping for best deals this weekend. how to put b

and cal fresh, or california version of snap is designed to provide supplemental support to low income individuals to food purposes, however, an individual making san francisco minimum wage and working full time, for example, even with rent and utility expenses at an extremely low amount, for example, about 1,150 per month, most likely earns too much income to be eligible even for the cal fresh benefits even if eligible for benefits the amount is too low in most cases to sustain food security. as we will hear today in 2012, the original individual benefit was approximately $150 a month. which calculates to approximately $1.60 per meal. i am currently, i think there are a number of people here that are joining me in attempting project open hands snap challenge or it is the food stamp challenge this coming week from today all the way to thanksgiving which asks participants to attempt to feed themselves on a budget of 4.60 per day for food and i went to the grocery outlet, a new, market in san francisco, on geary this morning, and purchased 30 dollars, worth of food and i used a lot of re

mark was talking about certain asthma that is induceed from exercise, or wrong california -- or bronchialheart disease is one of the things to rule out in a patient like this after ekg and then exist x-ray and then a possible stress test. you should be worried. you should look into this because there is no reason to be short of death. >> doctor, obviously? you have this, talk to your doctor. >> sure. the key that i worry about and we do not worry about a lost this, he said just lifting something makes him short of breath so that could be a sign something is going on. >> one of the body's most vital organize gaps but -- organs but does anyone know what the spleen does? so i kn untilt was full. you'd be crazy not to. is tt nana? [ male announcer ] fedex one rate. simple, flat rate shipping with the reliability of fedex. [ male aavo: thesales event fedex one rign is back. drive which means it's never been easier to get a new passat, awarded j.d. power's most appealing midsize car, two years in a r and right now you can drive one home for practically just your signature. get zero due at signi

california. it's how we move around the state. right now, we get in our car, want to go to san francisco or los angeles, we could, you know, potentially take amtrak. we could fly. >> this doesn't look like the kind of place you would expect for a high-speed train station to be built but california and the federal government want to start in one of the poorest reamingons of the state it's not only to move people but to jump start the economy. >> all swored. the city hopes to turn the unemployed in a dedicated force to work along the railroad the next decade and belong. you are looking at the first group of trainees in this program. many here have spent their lives working odd jobs and now learning schools, the tools of the trade for a permanent career. beforehand, nothing. i am out of work, raising my 3 little daughters, i am a single father, so for this opportunity, it's really exciting for me for the possibility. >> germane armstrong and others here made the cut, picked from over 1,000 access, reflecting the sdprapt demand for employment in the central valley. the rail authority hopes to bring 20,000 jobs here over the next five year

. >> clearly not colorado or california or anywhere like that. >> two hour drive from where we are inshed the shoot at 10:30, got in my jeep and got here at 12:30 and had a sandwich. >> it would be somewhere around here, like new jersey, pennsylvania. it can't be massachusetts, because that would be silly, two places in massachusetts. >> you can shoot here in florida and drive here in one day. >> joining us now, broker to the superrich. was my guess accurate, one of those states? >> it's in one of those states. it's in actually a wonderful area. >> cool town. >> i love new hope. >> new hope, pennsylvania. very artsy, music cafes, galleries. >> intellectual, artsy. plus you get fabulous shopping. there's really good shopping right nearby. >> you don't need to ever be in a car. walk across a bridge to new jersey. why you would want to do that, i don't know. >> to get a sandwich and the lavish lodge still sings to me, such a beautiful setting, such a beautiful house. it really is beautiful. but your house has a $4,000 a year tax rate. $4,000. all the other houses today were 13,000, 14,00

tyranny of the majority to crush the rights of the individual senator whether he's from nebraska or california or florida or wherever. so in those rules it takes 67 votes. did that happen before thanksgiving? did members who wanted to see this done come over here to this side and say, you know, mike, think through this with me. please join with me in trying to get this done. i can't get it done with 55 democrats. i need your help to get to 67, and that's going to take democrats and it's going to take republicans and it might even take an independent or two to get this rule change done. is that the way this happened? no. not the way it happened at all. so what did happen right before thanksgiving? the majority leader in essence, when you cut through everything, asked for a ruling from the chair. the ruling by the chair was consistent with the rules of the united states senate. and then the majority leader said i will appeal the ruling of the chair. what does it take to overrule the chair? it takes a majority vote. and all of a sudden on executive appointments, circuit court judges across the un

you're never going to be able to achieve the look of back east or the look of, say, california, with subtropical plants, but our landscapes are still lush and use about 30% of what the subtropical landscape with turf would use. las vegas has adopted a drought tolerant ordinance. we're using less water today than we used five years ago, despite over 300,000 new residents. i think it's a pretty amazing example as to how a town can really turn on a dime if there's the political will and if the public gets behind it. narrator: even the casinos and resorts have adapted to efficient water use.

if i asked central california farmer or a southern california housing developer how much more water can you use, there would be no limit. the answers would always be more, more water. we simply require new development of any kind to use only dee sail nated water and then provide this new industry with a tax incentive to find it ~ -- to fund it like any other public utility. and i do want to wish madam clerk the best of health and tea always helps. >> thank you. next speaker. >>> tom gilberti [speaker not understood] apartments. two aprils ago, april 17th exactly, [speaker not understood] an anniversary of my april 17th speaking at the planning commission at the eastern neighborhoods about 55 and 45 noyes. i said i wanted to have a conversation with the board and the next time i came to city hawley talked about how toxic the market rate apartments in this city are because i wanted to express that 10% rent increases each year, it's a difficult situation. they do not breed a healthy community. they do not breed healthy homes. they are first and foremost a vehicle for investors to make mone

it would be irresponsible, it would be unfair to treat retirees in a place like detroit or california cities the same way you would treat bondholders who are all going to get pennies back on the dollar for their investments. at the same time, though, the cities and states need flexibility to make changes. it shouldn't mean drastic cuts to current retirees, but it should mean the ability to change the way the benefits are earned going forward so that you can get on top of these problems. >> woodruff: let's just take a piece of that, steven kreisberg, basically what he's saying is we're not talking about completely dismaenlting these pensions but we're talking about, i think you suggest, andrew biggs, reasonable adjustments. when the entire city or state is having a pay cut. >> i think what an grew is talking about is adjustment on an ongoing basis. in the cities of detroit we agreed almost two years ago to such adjustments. we would earn less pension benefits going forward. but what andrew did not suggest and what the city of detroit is doing and what the state of illinois is doing is

the rest of us are pretty eastern or california. all of us have gone to the same two law schools basically. it is just one of these weird flukey things that all of us are graduates of harvard nel, -- harvard or yale, except for justice ginsburg who spent one year at columbia. that is crazy to me. it is not a good thing. i would say this, it is not a good thing for me other than that the cases would come out differently if it were more diverse. diversity is good because we are an important institution. there are nine of us stop -- nine of us. when a nine person institution looks more like the country, it has greater credibility. people can identify with it a little better. those pins are important for an institution. i would say the same thing about why it is important that we now have three women. it is a great thing. y colleague, justice ginsburg, she always says, what about nine? i think it is a really good thing. i look out onto the court room all the time and there are all of the school children who come in, school groups, and i

doesn't look like washington or california are going to be getting any rain.so we're going to be dry all the way into new year's day. looks like the first week of january may be dry as well. giving you a look here at some of the numbers expected. santa rosa normally picks up 35- point 1/2 inches of rain. this calendar year 8-1/2 inches of rain that makes us only 24% of normal and we're seeing that in san francisco, san jose. most areas between 15 and 30% of normal for the bay area for the calendar year. the extended forecast always in view. today is a spare the air day. this morning some of us below freezing, others are actually relatively warm in the 40s. even a few 50s out there. so i'll have a look at your current conditions and a red flag warning there morning coming up. >>> former oakland a's pitcher mark molder could be making a come back to the sport of baseball. the los angeles angels are looking to sign molder. but molder's agent says he has multiple officers. molder is on the top of the list out of the teams he's considering. no official deal has bee

well now, let me take the california issue because i think it touches on the general question of whether or one can be a good governor. we have seen now for several years, almost ten years that it's almost universitily been said that in california you have the best public education in the united states, particularly the best public higher education. somebody recently said about you that you are, quote, an enemy of education and a despoiler of the california way of life. scratching around, i see here that the enrollment in higher education in california is up three times during the past ten years. operating costs are up four times. capital expenditures up four times. the population and therefore presumably the ability to pay was up only 40%. >> t at what point do you look at the people of california and say the quality of education in california is as high as we can happy for. we reach a point where with it doesn't make sense to proceed to drain all of the professors with higher and higher salaries. is there a limit ton patronage of the university in california. >> of course you aim t at the

if you're planning on traveling across the state of california, especially through the higher elevations orto southern california between now and 5:00 p.m. if you plan on leaving, just do count on encountering a little bit of that gusty wind on your travels. overall the system is heading out of the state and should be completely out of here by 10:00 p.m. tonight. 60 degrees the forecasted high in san francisco. what a difference a day makes. peggy is right on. look at how beautiful our skies look compared to yesterday and the previous days. we spared the air for 11 consecutive days. this is our first day since the eighth of this month we have not had a spare the air. you can see our camera bouncing around a little bit. for tomorrow breezy start, gradual warming continuing into the weekend. winds die down, a nice comfortable weekend headed our way. let's talk about what we're expecting. places like san jose will be in the low 60s on saturday. then on sunday, a little bit of a change headed our way. temperatures will climb nicely. look at this, guys, a california christmas. we wanted to go ah

el nino or cold la nina ocean conditions in the pacific have been a good indicator of whether or not california would have a rainy winter. but this year, ocean temperatures are essentially neutral. that.. combined with historical weather patterns... has led researches to make 3 predictions. first, the report indicates that there will be >> reporter:- dry conditions for most of california, especially in the southern part of the state. >> reporter:2nd, there will be -near normal to drier than normal conditions for the colorado river basin. >> reporter: nevada's lake mead, is a key source of water for southern california and 3rd, researches say that there is -a chance that el nino conditions.. late in the rainy season.. could bring moisture to the state.. especially southern half. >> reporter:finally, even though this report predicts a dry winter it also notes that just two or three good storms could easily make it a wet one. in the newsroom, charles clifford kron 4 news. >> pam: after receiving the go-ahead from doctors the teen set on fire, while sleeping on an a-c transit bus, returned to schoo

the warm stuff in south florida or southern california with 50s in los angeles at the stroke of midnight. but the big celebration in times square will be falling through the 20s and into the teens. windchill values 0 to 10. so a very cold one. a lot of folks, a lot of friends there to keep each other warm. that's a good thing. then as we head to 2014, another storm system spreading rain and snow in the northeast. this could be a significant snow system thursday night and friday. perhaps bringing more than a foot of snow to places like new york city, hartford and boston. i'm eric fisher for cbs news. >>> residents of a small town in southwest north dakota have been forced to evacuate following a derailment of a train carrying crude oil. it derailed 25 northwest of fargo. railroad officials say about 20 cars caught fire and burned through the night. there were several explosions. susan mcginnis has details. >> reporter: explosions sent flames and thick black smoke billowing into the sky after a train carrying crude oil derailed near casselton, north dakota, about half an hour west of fargo

and people move elsewhere and go to texas or california to find jobs. >> i think this also raises the point of what is considered wealthy. even traditionally the wealthier or richer class are now considering themselves more of the middle class, the upper middle class, you know what i mean? that whole die natural sick changing as well. >> even though we've seen tax rates go down, people feel that they are making less and earning less, even the super wealthy. people are starting to feel as the pope says, that there is a problem out there, and they think we should abandon trickle-down economics. that's sort of been the fill soviet last 20 or 30 years in the united states. majority say that doesn't work for us. >> well, we can see from the numbers they aren't interesting. interesting stuff, michael mckee. thank you very much. the world's largest hotel operator expected to price its initial public offering after the close of the market today, could raise up to $2.4 billion. that would make it the largest lodging i.p.o. ever. our bloont correspondent joins us now. we all know the hilton nam

from walnut and california to bart or muni. and the california street doesn't do that. it doesn't stop at a connection. you have to walk a couple of blocks. and during the winter, during rain, and all of that kind weather, but i have also rode the cable car when it went all the way to presidio, the california cable car. thank you >> thank you sir. [ reading speakers' names ]. >> mark christenson, third generation san franciscan. very simple put there are elements of the transit effectiveness project that need to be reevaluated before implementation. there are two elements that many believe are flawed. getting from point a to point b is the supposed time savings for the individual transit rider or for the muni vehicle? at appears that the proposal are for the vehicle to get to point a to point b at the sacrifice of the passenger to get from starting point a to their final destination point b. elimination of stops. this means that the individual rider will have to walk a greater destination and the time it takes to walk from the discontinued stop -- this does not help the

. >> is this like recalling gray davis in california? or trying to recall scott walk er? it doesn't have anything to do with incompetence, they don't like the guy's policies? >> they don't like the guy. that's foundation of everything. they do not like the president. a lot of them hate the president. and anything as you always say, put an asterisk next to his presidency. >> they've even talked of impeaching harry reid, if that was possible for enacting the president's policies in the senate. >> thank you, gentlemen. it's only fun because it's crazy. we shouldn't laugh at crazy. especially when it's political craziness. i think they're performing seals. they're not racists. they're performing for the people on the hard right. the caboose on the political party stays on the train. >> that's good. and it's good to keep the clown show visible. >> the clown show visible and the caboose. any word with an oo in it is funny. >>> coming up. the audacity of no, some are saying their party has to do more than say no, no on health care, no on immigration reform, no on anything the pr

through obama care, through the obama care covered california website, and then disseminated to third parties, outside parties, without their knowledge or permission. california can say this is all legal. i think we'll see whether or not that's true. if that holds up in court, if there are lawsuits over this. but for the average person who may have just done some of that window shopping you were just discussing with ed henry, plugged in some of their information, now all the sudden they're getting phoned up by someone that they've never heard of before because the obama care website gave out their contact information? i think that's going to be another unpleasant surprise for many people. >> they keep coming. guy benson, thanks so much for your time today. >> thank you, gretchen. >>> of course, we want to hear from you. what do you think about california's health exchange sharing consumers' contact information with insurance agents? and should this happen or could it happen to you? send us your thoughts by going to my facebook page. facebook.com/gretchencarlson. we will read your comments or try to, at least, at the end of the show. >>>

from walnut and california to bart or muni. and the california street doesn't do that. it doesn't stop at a connection. you have to walk a couple of blocks. and during the winter, during rain, and all of that kind weather, but i have also rode the cable car when it went all the way to presidio, the california cable car. thank you >> thank you sir. [ reading speakers' names ]. >> mark christenson, third generation san franciscan. very simple put there are elements of the transit effectiveness project that need to be reevaluated before implementation. there are two elements that many believe are flawed. getting from point a to point b is the supposed time savings for the individual transit rider or for the muni

from walnut and california to bart or muni. and the california street doesn't do that. it doesn't stop at a connection. you have to walk a couple of blocks. and during the winter, during rain, and all of that kind weather, but i have also rode the cable car when it went all the way to presidio, the california cable car. thank you >> thank you sir. [ reading speakers' names ]. >> mark christenson, third generation san franciscan. very simple put there are elements of the

>> in irvine california, i have a studio or in california i have a studio. and at washington, d.c. the heritage foundation let's me use the studio. my own studio is a very modest, probably 1100 square foot, three rooms with a producer in front of me, an engineer on my left. a traditional radio setup. >> what time of day? >> 3:00 to 6:00. >> new york and los angeles are the biggest radio markets in the world. >> how long have you done this? >> i began in 1989. i began my syndicated show in 2,000. i've been doing my sipped kated show for the 14th year now. >> you got a degree at harvard and went to university of michigan to get a law degree. you teach at chatman. how can you do this? >> i treat my life like college. you have a schedule in your head. i'm at the law school on tuesday and thursday. i'm in the studio every afternoon. i'm at my law firm monday, wednesday and friday and travel a lot and juggle. no one gets to do exactly what they want but i get pretty close. i've been blessed in that regard. i always say to people like the dean of the law school who hired me i'd love to te

breaking up a state like this or california. and in the hypothetical -- >> one thing he said is more competition is good if you have six californias is more competition but we have 50 states, they are more competitive than the european, rather-problemss. you can get a bigger business in california and texas and what is happening, people making the choice. dagen: he wants more power in the hands of tech entrepreneurs. dagen: they can move. >> lichtenstein of technology. dagen: you see this, go across the border to nevada, no income tax. that is an option if they want more power and control. >> like google and ebay setting up things like server farms and stuff like that, going to washington state and oregon and texas. there is a lot of competition. i have never seen fiercer competition. connell: people going to other states, the tax situation. >> they are all business friendly. connell: didn't want to sign the team in florida or texas. >> derek jeter won't spend time in new york when he is not playing baseball. connell: good to se

good or bad for california? our political insiders will weigh in during the conversation tomorrow on kpix 5 starting at 7:30 a.m. >>> and it is not your traditional christmas light display, that's for sure. some were even call it offensive. these are lights in the shape of an upside down deer. when the lights are on the display looks like blood is coming out of the deer's mouth and underneath it the sign says venison is what's for dinner. some neighbors aren't too jolly over this display. city officials have been contacted. they say their hands are tied. >> let's stick with know men and stuff. >> thank you for joining us this morning. again, we'll be back here tomorrow morning at 7:30. have a lovely first day of winter. ,, ,,,,,, announcer: when you see this symbol you know you're watching a show that's educational and informational. the cbs dream team& it's epic. narrator: today on lucky dog, brandon rescues a smart little dog ready for a lot of love and attention. brandon: she is spunky. she's energetic. that

nobody knows that better than nevada or arizona or california, unemployment is coming down to medievalr paying jobs. is that another reason you have seen some of the pressure in the home builder stocks? maybe we are seeing not a rosy housing market that we had in 13. >> the unemployment, problems in nevada and particularly las vegas is here is our industry, casino industry, service oriented and construction. we lost the construction and we now see the construction coming back. the unemployment is high. underemployment is the real no. so when you combine, and unemployment, you combine a fallout from the crisis and combine the difficulty and getting new homes, it is difficult to get a hold on what 14 is going to look like. we want to be optimistic, we hope it will be better for homeowners with these homeowners that got beaten up by lenders are still in situations that they don't have the ability to borrow so the question is who is the next homeowner? that is why hedge funds and investors, what they are doing 20% down, 7% interest, carry the paper five years, it will jump back in, hoping

or longer. >>> california highway patrol are beefing up holiday enforcement through midnight tonight. they're also giving a heads up about a number of new traffic laws that go into effect in 2014. one of those laws prevent any teenager fr you should 18 to us cell phone while driving even with a hands free device. >> they're not letting kids under 18 to use a cell phone in any case of energy, and that includes hands free as well. obviously the focus should be on driving a vehicle and not being distracted. >> another interesting new law, starting january 1, expands the amber alert to include child abduction by a parent with custody. in september, a law involving drivers and bicyclists goes into effect. drivers must allow three feet when passing a bicyclist. 2013 has been a year of investigation for nbc bay area. our investigative unit takes us back to see some of the memorable moments. here. >> during the pastee, our investigative unit has shared with you more than 150 investigations. journalism that has changed laws, exposed safety issues and questioned decisions from some of the state

california alone. u.s. attorney melinda hague has pursued harborside with a vengeance, but they have decided to fight back. within a month, the courts will decide whether orot harborside can continue to do business in california. >> it is a lot nicer than i thought it would be. it looks like a pot health clinic. it smells like my college bedroom. >> steve d'angelo is the executive director and co-found over harborside center. >> welcome to harborside. >> nice to meet you. >> you, too. >> what are the ailments that people are seeking when they come in in here for treatment, what is the scope? >> well, we see everything from very serious illnesses like cancer, hiv, aids, epilepsy to things like anxiety, depression and insomnia, and lot of patients with chronic pain. california law allows doctors the write a recommendation for any condition that can cannabis is active for, and it turns out that cannabis is effective for a wide range of conditions. >> so what is the first thing that happens? >> well, the first thing that happens is outside. the patients show their cannabis photo i.d. before they are admitted inside. >> so you can't just walk in from the stree

or shu in the state. split between two units, the shu houses some of the worst inmates in california. the majority of these are validated gang members or inmates too violent to be housed in the general population. shu inmates are kept in 8x12 foot cells and receive only 10 hours of rec time each week. when moved, they are shackled and escorted by two officers at all times. awareness is vital. >> we have to wear these hard shields for the purpose of the inmates on the tier like to shoot items such as pins, needles, any type of weapon. they like to soak it in feces, urine, shoot it at us. try to get us in the face. we have a mexican mafia, we have the northern structure, the aryan brotherhood and nazi low rider. these guys are here because of their criminal activity. it's either drug related, assaults on staff assaults on other inmates. we do house the worst of the worst here, security is paramount. while you've been validated as a gang member, you're going to remain in shu. >> one of the most dangerous inmates in the shu is a child who was made to lead the mexican mafia. he is shackled

california line was stopped at van ness. and in 1982 the 55 sacramento line was eliminated and we have had the elimination of -- or partial elimination of 83 pacific and there was the old forest sutter. so without the 3 jackson, i'm afraid there will be no service to downtown san francisco between california street and union streets. so i have made the offer in the past to some of the leaders of the mta to give a walking tour, so you can see just how steep those hills might be.