the closest person with that name lives just two miles from ernie's ducktails. >> he wanted to go withependent store and stopped by ernie's liquorer on the way home and that's the one he chose and it turned out to be a great choice for him. >> reporter: others live much farther away and deny being the winner. they say they like each other so much they'll keep working. >> smart choice i'd say. >> why do you say that? >> i feel like he should keep contributing, others with you'rer going to end up spending all the money. >> few can hide for long as they seek legal and financial advice even though they gave a symbolic check for selling the winning ticket, he and the office workers will have to wait. each put two bucks into the pot. they won't tell us what compopy they work for except to say it's in the financial sector. >> that's good. maybe they'll get good financial advice with all that money. they're giving a good yoke feature just one star. it lists health department inspection data. they reeport san mateo county's ratings stay on the website for up to a year even if they've been clear

ernie cecelia bryn mawr trust joins us ernie, everyone can find in numbers.re lies, damn lies and there are statistics but to me the overall economy is showing very broad-based and nice, strong, in every sector showing a lot of treatment. with the consumer numbers, i can't see anything that will really knock it off, barring some big black juan event? >> ashley, to your point, we would agree the economy is doing very well, a strong second quarter, 4% growth. third quarter will come in with at least three plus percent growth. consumer confidence is very strong as you point out. what is very interesting to us we've had a good period of time, going back to the fourth quarter of 2016 where we had corporate earnings growing at a very nice clip. even in most recently completed second quarter and earnings season is pretty well reporting season is pretty well long in the tooth, we have earnings growing at 25% year-over-year, the top line, sales line if you will, growing at 10%. we think valuations are very reasonable but we also think valuations have to be carefully m

it's very close to the ernie's liquors where that million dollar ticket was purchased. so now we're trying to figure that one out, but it does go to tell you when you work with friends, great things can happen. the man who purchased the winning mega millions ticket at this san jose liquor store has not stepped into the public spotlight, but lottery officials identified him as rowland reyes and described how he bought the ticket as part of his office pool. at work one of the group said hey, did you hear about the jackpot? we should play. so 11 co-workers including a supervisor each pitched in two bucks and bought quick picks. the winners range in age from 21 to 60 and all of them told the lottery we want to keep our jobs. we love that company. we have a good time and we want to stay together. it was a $543 million jackpot. so the final lump sum cash option is 320.5 million. that means each of the 11 co- workers would get $29.1 million before taxes. nearby at ernie's liquors the man who sold the winning ticket recognized the winner as a regular customer. >> that is great

it is like eric and ernie. once you get a partnership that works well, you cannot replicate it. their collaboration is valuable. we are going to test that out in 30 minutes. thank you. we will see you at half past 11. you can see the front pages of the papers on the bbc website. and you can watch it on the bbc iplayer. i will be back with the news at 11 o'clock. many parts of eastern england were cheated to rain, more than a splash in east anglia. i am sure many gardeners and farmers plead a sigh of relief. that train came from the south. it is still starting to move. between now and that rain arriving at isa between now and that rain arriving at is a shallowly picture. showers become a feature of the west coast. friday morning will be cooler. humidity is dropping away. cooler aircoming infrom humidity is dropping away. cooler air coming in from the atlantic. for friday, after a chilly start, the showers will get going quickly, and because it is chilly beer there will because it is chilly beer there will be some showers and some hailstones and thunder on a particularly across ce

and you go looking for something nice in ernie pyle, i've got news for you, it's on every page. that was just a joy and a delight. and then, you know, when an imminent person dies or you are preparing for that event, you really can't say to the research, give me ten things on ronald reagan. reagan was my hero, so it's not a good example. i had a lot of stuff in the bank. but by the same token, if it's something you'll be giving someone their due, you really can't leave that reading to the research. you've got to do it on your own. and there is a line you probably both heard. henry kissinger who worked in the white house for a long time, even when he was secretary of state he was also a member of the white house staff, if you can believe it. he was the national student adviser. he said the white house is a place where you spend intellectual capital, you do not accumulate intellectual capital. there is a lot of background knowledge which every speechwriter brings to it. >> and another thing is former reporter interviews, right? you could interview almost anyone to get the backgrou

you go looking for something nice and i got news for you, it's on every page with ernie pyle. that was a joy and a delight. then when an eminent person dies or you are preparing for that event, you really can't say to the researchers, give me 10 things on ronald reagan. ronald reagan was my hero so it's not a good example. i have a lot of stuff in the bank. by the same token, if you are going to be giving someone there do -- their due, you have to do that on their own. you probably heard about henry kissinger who worked in the white house for a long time. even when he was secretary of state, he was also a member of the white house staff. he was the national security advisor. he said that the white house is a place where you spend intellectual capital. you do not accumulate intellectual capital. in speechwriting especially, your favorite stories from history, your favorite quotations, you give them away. that is something akin to research but it's really more properly termed background knowledge, which every speechwriter brings to. >> one of the best things, being a former repo

the violence the excessive use of force he had told so called for advance ernie general so he investigates on the special forces and to determine who is right in the process of the crowd. especially for skinhead the press conference. that you're so forth. and they. ask people not to bring their children tonight the process because they're expecting more. than. ever meaning it is considered to be one of the most corrupt countries in europe what you protesters want done to tackle this problem. right there is there is a. serious business social democrat party by the way nobody from the doppler money has had any kind of the prime minister is on vacation here meaning. anything are not the leader of the democratic party the people want the resignation of the government the people want the protesters wants early elections and they are hoping for a new political force that might be lurch from the center right there's a center right party a new center right party established by former prime minister dutch on childish which was a new commissioner so. they are expecting good topple the government. we

a group of 11 co-workers from the south bay who bought the ticket at ernie's liquor. figured they have a better chance at a mom and pop shop. they work someplace but don't want to tell us where. i wonder why. we'll work to find out more. we're back after the break. the e debuted at s-j-c. plus-- a bruno mars fan didn )t "count on" his concert being postponed. our consumer team helps "finesse" a solution for a ticket holder! join us monday from 4:30 to 7. you could save energy by living off the grid. completely. or... just set the washing machine to cold. do your thing. with energy upgrade california. phoenix, arizona this week. >>> check out this video of a massive storm in arizona. high winds, flash flooding and hail north and east of the city. heavy rain also on the streets and there were evacuations ordered for the valley there. national weather service issued a warning about a dust storm as it moved into the area about 20 miles an hour. the dust storm caused the sky harbor airport to cancel more than 100 flights. hope you weren't caught up in that. >>> well, in te

each person put in $2 and he bought the winning ticket at ernie's liquors in san jose. some of the regular customers came by just to congratulate the winners. >> i gawent up to one of them a gave her a big, big hug. i was most happy for her. and jean cervantes showed up with advice. >> they may consider resigning. i mean, what's to be gained by working some more? >> reporter: a question echoed many times by customers today. well, the bank did something to mark the big win. they closed this past saturday so employees could celebrate. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> we need one of them to come forward. why are you still working! you're so dedic job. >> they'll know how to invest it properly. >> they have financial experience. let's talk about the hazy skies. they're getting to my throat. >> it's been a tough go, not only the throat but the itchy, watery eyes. the smoke's going to continue into the bay area into tomorrow's forecast. we'll get a live look now at what's happening. and the bad news for california is hot, high pressure continu

the closest person with that name lives just two miles from ernie's liquors, and that dovetails withls told us. >> he wanted to go with a small independent store, and he stopped by ernie's licker i guess on the way home, and that's the one he chose. and it turned out to be a great troys for him. >> other rollandos we down live farther away. they like each other so much they'll keep working. >> smart choice i'd say. >> why do you say that? >> i feel like you should the still keep contributing, otherwise you're going to end up spending all the money, you know. >> lottery officials say it's not unusual for some winners to shield their identities. but few can hide for long as they seek legal and financial advice. even lottery officials gave a symbolic check to kewal sachdev for selling the winning ticket, he and the 11 office pool winners will have to wait for about a month for the real payoff. the jackpot winners range in age from 21 to 60 years old. each put two bucks into the pot. they won't tell what's company they work for except to say knits the financial sector. in san jose, david

> new at noon, we know who won a lottery jackpot in the aimed the prize, they bought the ticket at ernie easterly 's. they would not reveal the name of the business, only that it was part of the financial industry. the people in the pool range in age from 21 to 60 years old, and everyone chipped in just two bucks. >> we do pools here every now and then, and we have never won. maybe next time. >>> nasa just announced new details about a mission to send astronauts with spacex and boeing into space. spacex says it will launch an unpiloted test flight on its crew, dragon space craft. boeing is expected to begin the unpiloted test flight on the space craft called the star liner late this year. nasa selected astronauts, and boeing exec chris ferguson for that flight. >> one company is offering a new device that it says can save your life during a house fire. as susan copen reports, all the device does is simply close your door. >> in the united states, someone dies in a house fire every two hours and 42 minutes. >> if you want to survive a fire that happens in the middle of the night. >> sleep

his wife, marlene, is next to him and ernie, his son, is also there in the room.ver the years his hearing started to fade and started to retreat a bit. he had hearing aids and told him about cochlear implants. he did have surgery at the university of miami. here he is weeks later having it turned on. what's happening is they're testing it. >> now. >> now. >> okay. >> now elmer starts to repeat what the doctor's saying. >> this reminds me so much of my dad. i wish i could do something like this for him. >> what do you want for lunch? >> what do you want for lunch? >> so now they ask what he wants on his pizza. this happens. >> what do you want on your pizza? >> oh. >> oh, man. >> he's super emotional. he leans over and lays his head on his wife's shoulder. >> oh. >> somebody give him a kleenex. >> his wife is in tears and his wife is patting his back. i think it finally hit him that he can have his life back. he can hear his friends and family speak to him. >> you waited a long time for this, haven't you? >> oh, elmer. >> he is excited. he's just crying with excite

ernie, thank you very much. market losing a bit of steam. what a great day. turn it over to david asman and melissa francis for "after the bell." neil: thank you, ashley. we may settle above 400. strong corporate profits, optimism on trade talks with mexico and china. the dow ending day very close to 400 on the plus side. david: close to session highs. healthy gains for the subpoena 500 and nasdaq. i'm david asman. melissa: i'm melissa francis. this is "after the bell." go straight to nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. nicole, quite a bull run for you there today. >> indeed. they focused on earnings and consumer confidence and investor optimism, u.s., china, getting back to the talks. they're not focusing on turkey at least not for today. that is why we saw feigns of over 440 points today. we held on to sizable gains, nearly 400 points, 1 1/2%, our best performance in percentage terms since april 10:00? dow jones industrial average in point terms accounted for half the gains. walmart killed it today. everybody was so impressed numbers, the

bert and ernie. a bert and ernie fan, everyone.ead. >>> this is abc's "world news now," informing insomniacs for two decades. (boy) grandpa, look what i got! (woman) oh dad, wait 'till you see the bike we got for jake. (narrator) hearing loss happens gradually with age... making it easy to ignore. yet most older americans aren't getting their hearing tested. untreated hearing loss can keep your loved ones from enjoying what they cherish most. (woman) dad, can you hear me? (narrator) don't let that happen. speak up about hearing loss. you'll be glad you did. >>> making news in america this morning, the mass shooting inside a florida gaming tournament. a live stream capturing the moment shots rang out. >> it was bop, bop, bop, bop. like it didn't stop. >> new details from witnesses. the chaos inside the room and the chilling video surfacing overnight of the gunman. >>> remembering john mccain. new details on his cross-country farewell. the tributes pouring in from both friends and political rivals and the new report, why the white ho

she just knew she couldn't raise it past ernie's no matter how hard she tried. >> i was really aware that i was not able to do the one thing that i needed to do. >> reporter: it was 1 am. the power was out and parts of santa rosa already engulfed in the order had come dean, herd 90-year-old neighbor were stuck >> where my going to go pico >> reporter: dean was in the middle of her street with wind howling and sky glowing orange when a stranger stopped. >> the man came in and with difficulty he got it up and i drove away. >> reporter: in the weeks after dean heard at least five people had been found dead, trapped in their cars or garages unable to flee. she also met many evacuees who had struggled. >> it's countless. you could talk to 10 people and six or seven of them. >> my wife couldn't get our garage door up. >> reporter: a state senator with his own garage door experience. >> the heavy door was jammed and they couldn't get it open. >> reporter: bill dodds house survived the alice fire in napa. more than 100 of his silverado neighbors lost homes. one of them in order to get out --

in fact, the television comedian ernie kovacs would have been very well-known in 1960s, he patsds passed in an accident in a corvair and there's an issue there and the public starts to catch on. thanks to the work of ralph nader and we recognize today as a past presidential candidate and he wrote "unsafe at any speed" and not just about the corvair but the industry in general saying that they were taking short cuts with safety, trying to save money not putting in certain features in cars and one chapter devoted to the corvair and that's the one that we remember for the most part today. and gm did eventually have to relent to nader's criticism which, after all, quite accurate and honest and quite fair. general motors made some modifications. corrected the problems of oversteer but by that time the damage was done. the book and the campaign so successful that the corvair brand was damaged heavily enough. general motors had to move on from there and sadly a recurring story in the automobile industry and it's not that automakers are negligent but it is that they are sometimes building cars t

and ernie, his son is also there in the room.r the years his hearing started to fade and it caused him to slow down, step back and retreat a bit. he had hearing aides and they told him about cochlear implants. he was apprehensive but did he have surgery at the university of miami. here is he weeks later having it turned on. what's happening is they're testing it. >> now. >> now. >> okay. >> he was repeating what the doctor's saying. >> this reminds me so much of my dad. i wish i could do something like this for him. >> what do you want for lunch? >> what do you want for lunch? >> so now they ask what he wants on his pizza. this happens. >> what do you want on your pizza? >> ooh, dad. >> oh, man. >> he's so emotional he leans over and lays his head on his wife's shoulders. >> somebody give him a kleenex. that one's been worked over. >> he's wiping his tears and his wife is patting his back. i think it's finally hitting that he can have his life back. he can hear. his friends and family speak to him. >> you've waited a long time fo

each person put in two bucks and he won the winning ticket at ernie's licker in san jose.ach winning an estimated $19 million, many customers were stunned when they went inside the branch and found several of the new millionaires back at work. >> their 401(k)s are not going to get much greater than what they've got today. >> reporter: other customers say they're inspired by this lotto success story. they say it makes them feel like their dreams of turning much mo tangible. marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> well, congratulations to them. s. >> i say we need to start playing soon because we need the money. >> yes, i k lottery pool. >>> weather forecast across the barea, we still have the smoke we've been dealing with and, of course, the fires throughout the bay area on the northern side. we're going to take you all around here across the bay. so hang on. we're going to be zooming a little bit here. as we get a look at storm ranger, our mobile dopplar radar. we have this set up to show you some of the fine particles in the atmosphere. you can see a little bit of this gray

. >> reporter: that winning ticket was sold here at ernie liquor. the owner does not know who it was, but the california lottery said it's 11 people that want to remain nanonymous. we had no luck finding him. tonight, customers are buying up and checking their own lottery tickets at the store now known for selling the big ticket. >> it's amazing that 11 people won. >> mystery still surrounds who claimed the prize. the lottery today said it's 11 co-workers that chipped in a couple of dollars each to increase their chances. >> they won here. i would think it's out of state. but that is really cool that it's close by. >> reporter: the lottery said they work in a financial institution and plan to keep their jobs. they want to invest the money, pay off mortgages and college tuition and range in age from 21-60. customers are jealous, but happy for them. >> i just hope they use it wisely. >> reporter: even this group of friends that often meets near the store to go for a ride, they typically grab a beer on their way out. >> we will have a couple of bucks n

that winning ticket was sold at ernie's liquor store in east san jose. we know that roland and some of his co-workers claimed the $543 million mega millions prize at a lottery office in hayward one day after that july 24th drawing. the lottery office tells us the group of winners works in the financial industry and that they apparently plan to keep their jobs and enjoy, quote, what they've built. we also learned that the group of 11 winners range in age from 21 to 60 years old, and that's all they really want to tell the worth right now. reporting live in san jose, anoushah rasta, "nbc bay area news." >> thank you so much. >>> still to come, a girl goes missing from her chinese tour group while at the airport. the surveillance that's raised suspicion about her disappearance and how police tracked the girl to another state. >>> plus, scanning your face before you get on the flight. the pilot program coming to san jose's airport. >>> and temperatures may be going down in the fire lines this weekend, to 86 tomorrow. but look at this, gusts could be up to 40

robot that was compliant and had one task that could help the nurse or your pic you or me up and from ernie to bed. those are possible. they are starting to be commercialized now. if you look at that, it doesn't replace nurses. they amplify the efficacy of a nurse or her. it helps reduce health care costs because the nurses doing other things for valuable. >> host: 2 million more robot coming online in the next decade. industrial robots. >> publicly 20 million more service robot are coming online in the next few years. literally. these two very specific like a health care robot. the most popular robot sold by volume. the second most common robot sold in volume today is the robo lawnmower, which are becoming popular. mostly among men. and maybe you could be sexist i guess is that the vacuum is popular among women. in the third robot, which is really economist drones are now coming up as a significant class. by this i don't mean amazon in the city. that's not happening. in rural areas and in africa, and there are commercial deliveries of medicines by robot, but they fly. they are not walking

ever since ernie's liquor store made national headlines for selling the winning mega millions ticket the store owner sold a mega amount of lotto tickets. >> my lucky ticket! >> reporter: the man who bought the lucky ticket is identified as roland reyes. he's a regular customer who often comes in to buy tickets and beer. lottery officials describe that fateful day for reyes and his co-workers. one of the 11 said, "hey, did you hear about the jackpot? we should play," so the group including reyes pitched in two buck and bought quick picks. the jackpot, a whopping $543 million. the final lump sum cash option, 320.5 million which means each of the 11 office workers take home 29.1 million before taxes. >> so that is great news, very, great. i'm very happy for them. >> reporter: and the winners told lottery officials they want to keep their jobs because they love the company and want to stay together. >> that's so good because it's going to take care of 11 families then plus their friends and everybody. >> reporter: so the big question is where do the winners work? all we know is that they

ever since ernie's liquor store made national headlines for selling the winning mega million ticket, store owner sold a mega amount of lotto tickets. >> my lucky ticket. >> the man who bought the lucky ticket is aid tied as roland reyes. he says that he is one of his regular customers who comes here to buy lottery tickets and beers. he says, hey, did you hear about the jackpot? we should play. so the group, including reyes pitched in two pucks and brought quick picks. the jackpot, a whopping $543 million p the final lump sum was $230 million. each office worker takes home $29.1 million before taxes. >> that is great news. >> the winner told lottery officials they want to keep their job because they love the company and want to stay together. >> that's so good because that's going to take care of 11 families and their friends and everybody. >> the big question is where could the winners work? they work at a financial institute and range from 21 to 60 years old. >>> what do i have another gian injured. and the a's, nine innings enough in oakland. what a setting. in front of 35,000 to s

chief ernie sanchez chp golden gate division "our heart goes out to all the chp staff not only the solano office but state wide. this is what they do everyday. just a reminder please please when seeing first responders on the shoulder caltran working on the road remember to move over. (ken) the suspect driver in the pick up is also in the hospital and is being interviewed and is cooperating with the investigation. oh my god oh my god(pam) in southern california tonight... property lines have fire lines .. flames from the raging 'holy fire' are burning right up to suburban backyards. (ken) the fire that began monday in orange county has now moved east into riverside county. (ken) the holy fire has doubled in size since yesterday. it has now burned more than 19-thousand acres. and is still only 10 percent contained. tonight some 20-thousand people are still under evacuation orders. the arson-caused fire is burning dangerously close to homes... and so far 12 structures have burned. and as kron-4's grant lodes reports...a whole community is on edge tonight. natmy heart was pounding and i was

the famous american war correspondent, ernie pyle, was in london during the blitz and he described what it was like to go down every night to the air raid shelter at the liverpool street to. he wrote, i wasn't emotionally ready to see people laying around by the thousands on cold concrete. many were old. there were children, too. some asleep and some they were smart alex and they were quiet ones, they were hard-working people of middle age who had to rise at 5:00 and go to work. think of yourself as traveling every night at dusk to a subway station, sitting there all night trying to sleep. think of that as your destiny, every night from now on. a few days after the president's fireside chat, 70% of americans agreed, was tied to that of britain. they believed their own safety depended on a british victory? a week later in january 1941, another important speech, the state of the union. there was no like less, no touches of humor, the speech contained the grim truth he believed americans needed. every realist knows the democratic way of life is at this moment being assailed in every part o

those are earning much more than the tlc would like them to ernie and about 50% more than drivers on other platforms. we know that the sharing works very well. >> it's hard for me to play devils advocate because i'm a firm believer in you guys, uber, and lyft. let me play devils advocate. there was 63,000 cars today something like hundred thousand in new york city traffic people would argue is worse. you have a new york city taxi drivers. some head committed suicide's and they feel like you are stepping on their air hose. it's a very complex issue. some of the bills that they're gonna vote going to vote on is very positive. with making sure that we get more people into every vehicle. and we had been very vocal about supporting those bills. the idea is very popular. there are now a hundred thousand of them. we know there's a false idea. it showed that the congestion has gotten worse but right healing is not to blame. it's just increasing economic activity. we know that's not the reason and we don't believe it will be acceptable way to address -- address that. daniel is gonna stay with

chp, it's a tough day for me, it's a tough day for the state of california," chp golden gate chief ernieanchez said.griess, 46, was a 19-year veteran of the chp and worked for the solano division for 16 years.investigators say the officer pulled over an suv near manuel campos parkway when a third vehicle - a white pickup truck - veered onto the shoulder "for unknown reasons" and hit the chp motorcycle and the suv.everyone involved was taken to the hospital. officer griess and the driver of the saturn, 49-year-old jaime buenza manuel, were pronounced dead at the hospital.griess is survived by his wife, his two adult daughters and his teenage son."so you can imagine the time he spent coaching, volunteering with the community with his daughters," sanchez said. "and now the time he was spending with his son, a 14-year-old. he was at the prime of his career, making a difference. and today that's what he was attempting to do." investigators have not said what led to the crash, but a witness told fox40 the driver of the truck had complained of a medical issue that caused him to black out. (ken)

he went to ernie's liquors and they had the only ticket matching all of the numbers and they one $543they range in age from 21 to 60 years old and they would only say that they work in the financial industry. they do plan to keep working. lottery officials say that they are talking about paying off college tuition and paying off mortgages. >> theyof trips.>> i think if they take the lump sum, it goes -- about 29 million for each one. >> they are just so -->> your life changes. >> it is hard to believe. they probably wake up each day and they cannot believe that it happened. >>> we had some heat today. look at the 90s inland toward antioch. san jose was at 91. even san francisco was at 71 degrees. but you probably noticed some haze in the sky. the next developing headline is a warm-up headed our way into early next week. 90 296 degrees on tuesday and that will continue into wednesday. and we could be talking about triple digits. we are watching the satellite and you see the clouds, but we are also changing the colors to show you the smoke being produced by the fires. this smoke is goin

at ernie's liquors in san jose.icket there, because he wanted to support a small, local business. the co-workers say, they all plan on keeping their jobs. if they split the lump sum of 320-million dollars... each person will walk away with 29-million dollars before taxes. (ken) a violent hail storm leaves people injured... and some zoo animals dead in colorado. we'll have the intense images as the baseball sized chunks of ice came crashing down. while other burger places serve the same old stuff, i'm the only one that has the bowls to serve something different. i mean, just look at my teriyaki bowls. choose from steak or chicken, covered in teriyaki sauce, plus your choice of white or brown rice. what about these bowls jack? hey! you got some pretty nice bowls there. and so does dan! thanks jack! those are some nice bowls. everyone's gonna want to get their hands on jack's bowls. try my bowls! see that right there? you can't say that. what? i was just saying i got great bowls... ooooh. now i hear it. yea. try my ter

roland reyes bought the winning "quick pick" ticket at ernie's liquors in san jose.lly bought the ticket there because he wanted to support a small, local business. reyes and the 10 other winners are not saying where they work, but say that it's in the financial industry... and they all intend to keep their jobs. they say they will use to money to pay off college tuition, go back to school, travel, and of course... invest wisely. (ken) we continue to cover the bay area's red hot housing market. a house smaller than some studio apartments will probably sell for a ' lot' of money. kron4's maureen kelly explains that is all about locartion. call it an example of unreal estate.this teeny bungalow at 55 rogers street in los gatos is only 550 square feet...with one bedroom and one bath which from what i can see are both very small and very outdated. it's listed at nearly 860 thousand dollars but there are reports of a bidding war and it's speculated that sale price will be several hundreds of thousands dollars over asking. the real estate listing describes the home has hav

roland reyes bought the winning "quick pick" ticket at ernie's liquors in san jose. he says he intenionally bought the ticket there because he wanted to support a small, local business. reyes and the 10 other winners are not saying where they work, but say that it's in the financial industry... and they all intend to keep their jobs. they say they'll use to money to pay off college tuition, go back to school, travel, and of course... invest wisely. new ahead at 8 -- armed and dangerous... that's how police describe a man wanted for murder.. what you need to know in this search for the suspect. and who let the goats out?! how more than a hundred goats we're able to escape captivity to roam free on neighborhood lawns.. <> ((gary sports tease)) ((ken)) here's what we ((ken))here's what we are tracking new tonight at nine...the bomb squad detonates a backpack filled with explosives...after they say a man tried to blow up a deputy's car in a busy parking lot in the middle of the day.how the suspect was finally taken into custody. that's coming up in a live report...tonigh

each person put in $2 and he bought the winning ticket at ernie's liquors in san jose.unned when they went inside the branch and found several of the new millionaires back at work. >> i'm surprised they're still here. their 401(k)s are not going to be any greater than what they are now. >> reporter: others are inspired. >> having the hometown represented is cool. >> reporter: it makes them feel like their dreams of turning $2 into megamillions is much more tangible. the winners here range in age from 21 to 60, and they plan to use their money to travel, pay off mortgages and student loans and help family members, and i say we check back here in a year and see if they're all working here then. back to you. >> okay. thank you very much, marianne. >>> president trump facing new questions tonight about a meeting with russians at trump tower during the campaign. our political analyst, larry gerston had join us with insight of the president's reversal of what he knew and when he knew it. >>> plus a day after chaotic protests in berkley. protests in berkley. cleaning up the th

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they all chipped in two dollars each when they bought the $543 million megamillion ticket from ernie'suors in san jose. the employees range in age from 21-60 years old. they would only say they work in the financial industry in santa clara county. they did add they plan to keep working. lottery officials say they have been talking about paying off mortgages, college tuition and they have a desire to travel. they are declining invitation to tell their story publicly. >> they will work for a couple of days and weeks but you do the math, after taxes -- >>if they take the lump sum each of them takes home $29 million. >> two dollars in and a $29 million return. i will take it. >>is saying i will keep working sounds like the right thing to say but when push comes to shove . >> every once in a while a coworker will come and say hey were going to pitch in. >> i just want to make it clear that i think roland and his coworkers are fantastic. just in case they want to give us a ring. >>you just never know. >>i wish we could be talking about a nice marine layer to cool off the fire zone. that is n

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roland reyes bought the winning ticket at ernie's liquors.l business. the co-they all plan on keeping their jobs. if they split the lump sum of 320-million dollars... each person will walk away with 29-million dollars before taxes. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news ... bay area air quality is poor thanks to wildfires up north. we have the details in a live report. ( darya )plus... bart police need your help finding a man who attacked a passanger at an east bay station. ( darya )and... it's been almost a month... and a bay area father is still missing. now his wife is asking police to do more to find him. ♪ this is a story about mail and packages. and it's also a story about people. people who rely on us every day to deliver their dreams they're handing us more than mail they're handing us their business and while we make more e-commerce deliveries to homes than anyone else in the country, we never forget... that your business is our business the united statespostal se. priority: you ♪ (darya) good morning i'm darya folsom..(james

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