where tickets are being sold just over the california state line. california state line. the odds of matching all six numbers to win the jackpot are one in 292 million. the one-and-a- half billion dollar prize would be paid in annual payments over 29 years. or the winner could opt for a lump-sum payment of 930-million. there's much more coming up in the second half a debate school choice in nevada. carson city judge could cost it's called a rigged economy, and this is how it works. most new wealth flows to the top 1%. it's a system held in place by corrupt politics where wall street banks and billionaires buy elections.

mayor joseph, angela alioso. [ cheers and applause ] >> we also have our governor of this great state of californian is here. [ cheers and applause ] former secretary of state george schultz is here today and his wife, the chief of protocol for the city and county of san francisco who put this entire event together along with many other civic events charlotte shultz is here. i would also like to acknowledge my colleague from the board of supervisors, supervisor david campos, >>supervisor malia cohen: >>supervisor scott weiner: >>supervisor katy tang: and aaron peskis. we also have other elected officials here today. our attorney dennis herrera is here today. our public defender, jeff dochey, jose cisneros, our california state senator mark leno. assembly man mark chiu and bill tang and woman of the hour fiona moss. i know that we have another host of, thank you, and i just want to acknowledge that former san francisco mayor joe alioto's daughter wife of former mayor kathleen sullivan alioto is here. we have a host of other people here with distinguished public heads our newly elected sheriff, vicki

mayor joseph, angela alioso. [ cheers and applause ] >> we also have our governor of this great state of californian is here. [ cheers and applause ] former secretary of state george schultz is here today and his wife, the chief of protocol for the city and county of san francisco who put this entire event together along with many other civic events charlotte shultz is here. i would also like to acknowledge my colleague from the board of supervisors, supervisor david campos, >>supervisor malia cohen: >>supervisor scott weiner: >>supervisor katy tang: and aaron peskis. we also have other elected officials here today. our attorney dennis herrera is here today. our public defender, jeff dochey, jose cisneros, our california state senator mark leno. assembly man mark chiu and bill tang and woman of the hour fiona moss. i know that we have another host of, thank you, and i just want to acknowledge that former san francisco mayor joe alioto's daughter wife of former mayor kathleen sullivan alioto is here. we have a host of other people here with distinguished public heads our newly elected sheriff, vicki

together, the california state assembly, the senate with the incredible governor of the state of california, governor jerry brown. we rose to address the inequities of terrorist in the gender wage gap in the novel challenges placed by ever evolving that allergy -- technology. together, we partially remove consistent barriers to threats of future generations. americansoven that as , we can be comparably diverse without being divergent. after all, california is the state of 40 million singular histories. as dr. king said, we are all tied in a single garment of destiny. our joint family is not free of distinction -- this function. for many, these are indeed the best of times, too many of our brothers and sisters throughout california, these are still very difficult times. too many, we are still disenfranchised or at risk of still being left behind. to truly reckon with the flaws will require tireless innovation, relentless optimism, and continued partnership and bipartisanship. that is what as the head of the senate i look forward to working with my partner, madam speaker toni atkins with the

>> this is california state prison corcoran. a maximum security prison that has housed some of the nation's most infamous criminals including charles manson and the founder of the mexican mafia. despite its reputation, violence doesn't come naturally to everyone at corcoran. >> i don't see myself as being like many of the people that are here but what i saw the longer i was here was that there really is a thin line between them and me. >> before he was an inmate, stefan parro was a librarian. >> i'm here basically because i'm an alcoholic, and done a lot of drugs, too. drugs are part of my story. >> his drug use resulted in a six-year sentence for crimes, including burglary. >> at that time i had been married, not very long. my wife was pregnant. and the fact that i couldn't stop drinking and i couldn't stop using, it was very difficult to deal with the shame and the guilt of all that. >> parro and his wife eventually separated, but he landed in prison for breaking into her home and stealing her credit cards to pay for drugs. >>

and i was a member of the california state assembly at that time. and all of the ideas that i had about trying to create opportunities for women, becoming a feminist, i took those ideas to the california state legislature, and i was able to get many of them signed into law. and one that i'll just share with you was at the time that i was in the california state assembly, insurance companies would not pay for the build-up after mastectomies. they said it was cosmetic surgery. i was a feminist, i wasn't going more that. and so because of my being able to serve on the board and witness all of these proposals that came in unsolicited, i learned to move on things like that. and, of course, i had it signed into law. but my life changed because of gloria steinem. i met so many different people x gloria was -- and gloria was, you know, i'd not met such a woman before in my life. and here was this woman who was young, who i thought should have been a model, and here she was organizing and working, and she was way outside of the box. she was dating a black ma

california governor jerry brown delivered his state of the state address before a joint session in california legislature in sacramento. e outlined his goals for the states that includes investment in infrastructure and health services. this is 20 minutes. and allow four term governors to seek a final term. [applause] gov. brown: it is a light note. back then, california was amazingly dynamic and it still is. those who live here know this land as unique place which draws people from every part of the world because of the tolerance, creativity and sheer openness. there is much to be thankful for. we live today in a world that is profoundly uncertain. what happens far away can touch us directly. a slowdown in china or turmoil in iraq or syria or anywhere can send the stock market reeling input california jobs in state evenues in jeopardy. and the battles far away sometimes comes right to our soil is the unprovoked and brutal attack in san bernardino. what occurs daily consummate parts of the world could occur here. that is what we have to be prepared and vigilant. i wish that was not the case,

i soon discovered that another california state senator was on that list. few months later u.s. senator edward kennedy was on that list. even so, it took months working through that office with repeated petitions to the government to get my name removed from that list. i was advised in the meantime just to fly under my middle name which i did without incident. it turns out in the case of a mistaken identity, the british government was mad at. this could happen to any american. the fine point of it is this during this administration the i.r.s. has been used extensively to harass and intimidate ordinary americans for exercising their first amendment rights. what the president proposes is that on the whim of anything federal bureaucrat an american can be denied their second amendment right as well with no opportunity to confront their accuser, contest the evidence. the concept that the left is seeking to instill in our law is that mere suspicion by a bureaucrat is sufficient to deny law-abiding american citizens their constitutional rights under the law. given the left demonstrated

people headed to the california state line to get their ticket. tonight's is the largest in u.s. history. and players know the odds are not in their favor with a 1 it it 292.2 million chance of winning. but lottery officials say about 75% of all possible numbers will be sold tonight. meaning it's becoming more likely someone will win. in the chance that no one wins, the jackpot is expected to grow to $1.3 billion. the drawing happens in just a few hours at 8:00 local time. you can buy a ticket till 7:00. >>> the chances of another storm heading our way. we'll send it over to kathy wilson for a first look at our forecast. >> we have one more lingering and is then that week of active weather is gonna wrap up. we do have a break for you sunday, monday, and is tuesday. another storm on the way for wednesday with potential still over down to the valley floor. then we're seeing average temperatures finally. so those 40 degrees and 20 overnight are gonna stick around for the next week or so. looking at today, we reached a high of 41. that's only 4 degrees below average. and then a low o

i was a member of the california state assembly at that time and all of the ideas that i had about tryingto create opportunities for women, becoming a feminist, i took those ideas and was able to get many of them signed into law and one that i will just share with you was, at the time i was in the california state assembly insurance companies would not pay for the buildup after vasectomies and said it was cosmetic surgery. i was a feminist, i wasn't going for that and so because of being able to serve on the board and witnessed all of these proposals that came in unsolicited, i learned to move on things like that, and of course, i had it signed into law, but my fight change because of gloria steinem and i ended up in new york every month or so and met so many different people and gloria was, you know, i had not met such a woman before in my life and here was this woman who was young, who i thought should have been a model and here she was organizing and working and she was way outside of the box, dating a black man and so-- and so we had these wonderful wonderful times together and we rem

the state of california? action news reporter.... marissa kynaston.... crunched those numbers. nevada is one of five states without a lottery system-- forcing those who want to play-- across state lines for powerball tickets. some people head to arizona-- but most make the drive to california-- funneling more revenue into that state. the director of gaming research at unlv says-- that's millions of dollars leaving the state of nevada. sot david schwartz well if we had a lottery, obviously people wouldn't be crossing state it begs the question-- how much money are nevada residents giving to the state of california? the california lottery does not track sales by city or even county-- show math chart so we reached out to the primm valley lotto store-- but they were unable to confirm their ticket sales. according to the new york times-- that store sold 13 million dollars worth of lottery tickets back in 2009. and safe to say-- a majority of their customers are nevada residents. in california-- about a third of powerball sales go to the state's education system-- so theoritically-- t

let's check in with fox five's ophelia young - live at the california state line. closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning will resume shortly closed captioning shortly " " new threats tonight... from north korea. did the regime set off a hydrogen bomb.... or is it just rying to fool the your fox5 weather 24/7 forecast is north korea says it has tested a hydrogen bomb. if that's true... it's a dangerous step forward for one of the world's most unpredictable nations. as jeremy roth reports - the claim has ignited a chain of condemnation from countries around the globe - including north korea's strongest ally. (nats)"announcemen t" excitement in north korea... and concern around the world. this, after the secretive country announced it had successfully tested a hydrogen bomb. in a statement after the launch, north korean leader kim jong-un described it as "a h-bomb of justice." no other country is supporting the test, or even confirming that it happened. even staunch north korean ally, china, is condemning the test. manyxpts say they doubt pyongyang ha

california state lottery officials plan to head to chino hills today, hoping the state's winner comes forward. 12 other tickets in california matched five numbers but not the jackpot. the owner of this 7-eleven will get $1 million for selling a winning ticket! a lot of people waking up a lot richer this morning if they were able to sleep at all. >> and neither of them are me or >> danielle nottingham in chino hills, california, thank you so much, danielle. >>> we are moving on to international news now. this morning, suspected militants launched a deadly attack in the indonesia capital of jakarta. three explosions rocked the city's center followed by more than two hours of gun battle. seven people, including four attackers, were killed. seth doane is in beijing with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. indonesia's president is calling this an act of terror. the explosions taking place in central jakarta, an area with a number of western businesses, restaurants, hotels, and offices. we saw images of smoke rising from those explosions and pictures of heavily armed security

long lines again tonight where tickets are being sold just over the california state line. the odds of matching all six numbers to win the one-and-a- half billion dollar prize would be paid in annual payments over 29 or the winner lump-sum payment of 930-million. (( weather )) now fox5 weather meteorologist ted pretty we stay in the mid through the next seven days. we'll drop down to 33 degrees to start on wednesday morning..many areas of the las vegas valley will see freezing temperatures to start. the mountains get a showers for the weekend and into next week. the las vegas valley chances are now pushed off into tuesday. we stay in the mid to upper 50s through the next seven days. we'll drop down to 33 degrees to start on wednesday morning..many areas of the las vegas valley will see freezing temperatures to start. the mountains get a slight chance of showers for the next week. the las vegas valley chances are now pushed off into tuesday. closed captioning will resume shortly coming up ... a new largest planets in our solar system.. crews are getting ready for the upcomin

michael stevens is live at the california state line... where people from las vegas are hoping they can nab the winning numbers. hey michael. ((michael stevens)) kirsten, it was around 4-o'clock this morning when we first showed up... and when we got here... we were not even close to the in fact... the first person in line got here at midnight. but she wasn't the only one. dozens of people set-up their chairs bearing the cold for hours... all of them looking for the same thing their shot at winning the powerball. the doors didn't open here at the lotto store in primm until 8-am... so the line just grew longer! at one point it wrapped around once... and almost again. 1-point 5-billion dollars is on the mind of everyone here and it's a number that's easily surpassing all other lotteries: ((raquel travis // playing the powerball: when i win it. then everybody has won it... cause i'm going to share it. the first 50 million dollars off the top -- i'm going to bless the 50 states with one million dollars. )) ((will farnsworth // playing the powe

new ideas to sustain the california state university system. coming up in 23 minutes, the proposal to admit more students, get them to graduate on time. and possibly raise tuition. but first -- >>> when there's like 10 of them. this is like a little gang. >> dozens of chickens. >> a gang of chickens. >> dozens of chickens running through antioch. >> up next, the possible plan to get rid of them. >>> welcome back, everybody. well, a man checking the stability of a hillside after a recent mud slide in the oakland hills had to be rescued. it happened on oak hill road yesterday afternoon. the man who got stuck was hired by a homeowner to check soil samples and he became buried in mud up to his thighs. oakland firefighters shoveled him out in about 15 minutes. he was not hurt. >> hollywood is remembers abe vigoda who died yesterday at the age of 94. his first big role was in the godfather. and on television he found fame as detective fish on barney miller. people made a mistake in 1982 and reported his death. he posted a response that he was still a

california state lottery officials plan to head to the 7-11 in chino hills today winner comes forward. danielle nottingham cbs news chino hills, california. ((demetria obilor)) > there was an additional 12 tickets in california.. matching all five numbers but not the powerball. now if you got your ticket in primm... there was one million dollar winner sold there. /// let's get to sherry with a look sherry swensk nice to clear out those clouds from yesterday...with highs in the low 50s for most areas. ............ today we might beat that with a little more sunshine to start out then high clouds sliding right back into california and eventually our area. ............. we are chilly with 30s right a couple of systems will affect the west again into the weekend with winds and a chance for rain and snow. ........................ we could see some showers saturday night here in the valley... but not a big chance. we'll keep a lot of clouds for the weekend with highs in the low 60s. ............. ((sherry swensk)) crash reported on southbound

hundreds of people lining up along the nevada/california border just to buy tickets. nevada does not have a stateottery so folks headed to a shop just inside the border in california. >>> we are now less than one month away from super bowl l, one of the bay area's largest tech companies decided why not go big just in time for the game? kate shows us there's just one problem. >> reporter: super graphic hint me isn't done, and take it down or be tiened -- fined. it covers 12 story and can be seen from the sky ask interstate 280. >> from doubt dount, you want to -- downtown, you want to super size, denser, bigger buildings and signs to go with ha. >> reporter: but according to the downtown sign ordinance, it's illegal. >> there's a number of things that this may potentially be in violation of, as well as just not having the actual permit to do so. >> reporter: now the redwood shores based company faces fines of up to $2,500 a day if they don't remove it. oracle told us in a statement, we bhefb we've taken all -- we believe we've taken all the step to put it in place, if we missed a step, we'll fix i

gun rights because of attacks linked to the islamic state, and the mass shootings in paris and california. state regulators in south dakota have again approved the portion of the embattled keystone xl oil pipeline that would go through their state. that decision today from the public utilities commission still requires transcanada to get a presidential permit for the project. president obama blocked the pipeline in november, but an attorney for the company has said transcanada remains committed to the project, which could be revived under the next president. south dakota authorized the construction doesn't start within four years. << >> weather ad-lib . southerly winds and some limited afternoon sun will help temperatures reach the lower 30s before another chance of light freezing rain again tonight. a few snowflakes might mix in too, but better chances of snow showers will be during the day tomorrow that shouldn't result in anything huge accumulation-wise, but a coating is certainly a possibility. we'll see yet another small chance of an isolated mix on thursday with some light snow possible on

that crater-sized sink hole opened up on both sides of a major highway near the oregon-california stateine. a contractor was working on the site and then heavy rain caused all of that erosion. repairs are expected to take about eight weeks. >> wow. tonight, we know a car that has carried the pope is worth four times as puch as the exact same car that has not carried the pope. the fiat sold for 82,0 $0 at always tonight and included a card board cut out. you've got two more days to catch our auto-show at the convention center going from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. tomorrow and 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on sunday. how come they didn't auction off the one that he tuled around with here. >> that fiat normally goes for less than 24,000. so they did good on that. >> they did. "the tonight show" starring jimmy fallon is on your way ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- tyler perry, wagner moura,

that's more than $2000 more than the california state spent in 2007 when the recession forced severalrs of cuts. that's more than the national average. >>> there's a fight underway in the north bay to keep one of california's oldest one room houses from shutting down. all it needs is one more student. ken wayne has the story. [bell] >>> union school was established in 1895. for more than a century it's been educating the children of marin and sonoma county ranchers. >> the kids have the experience of working on the ranch and they love it. >> country folks, i love it. >> reporter: the school teaches second through 5th grades all in this room. it's a place where cowboy boots are appropriate footwear, even for kids. >> it teaches science, music, art, p.e, and i think it's fun. >> mixing students from different grade levels doesn't seem to be a problem. jackson is in 4th grade and studies 5th grade math. >> the math and language arts are really good and we have the right materials to do it. >> ranchers children and their children's children have come through the doors. >> it's just like l

sot: alex traverso/california state lottery )you don )t have to be a us citizen to buy a powerball ticket. nat niagra falls resident even though the odds are totally so you can dream. demarco morgan, cbs news, people living in surry county north carolina - are dealing with the smell of burning tires. that )s because a plant that recycles tires caught fire overnight. a police officer drove by and noticed smoke billowing out of the plant. it could be as late as tomorrow morning before the flames and smoke are totally contained. some of these cars parked across the street were covered in smoke. the e-p-a is also there making air is still okay for people living nearby. right now police are trying to find the person who shot and killed store clerk overnight. a customer was the first to find the victim - according to the 9-1-1 calls. jasmine norwood with our sister station in richmond tells us what customers of the store are saying about the victim. ems 10:16-10:46 15:33 engine two walmsley blvd unknown probs...6811...its at the market place, unknown problems police and emergency crews were cal

(sot: alex traverso/california state lottery) "you don't have to be a us citizen to buy a powerball ticket. // along as you're buying your tickets at an authorized retail location then that's fine with us." ."winners outside the u-s can expect more taxes. the federal government can take 30- percent of winnings paid to a foreigner, which is 5-percent more than for a a-s resident. right now, experts have the nearly 300-million. even if you don't win the billion, you can still take home a nice prize. joel l dominguez from sioux city won a million dollars after saturday's drawing. the 23-year-old says he had a feeling he'd win a lottery prize in his lifetime, and now he has. temperatures are in the single digits to near zero below zero this morning morningskies are mostly cloudy cloudymost of the midwest is very cold in the range of 0 to 20 degrees degreeswind chills of 0 to -15 common commonclouds will develop tonight with a bit of lt snow flurries wednesday. warmer thursdayay thursday!clouds are pushing in from the west westlight snow of 1/4" weesdaysatellitewarmer air to the west will bring

news for at 11 continues right >>> it was a big day, hundreds of nevadans headed to the california state line to try their luck at some big winnings. $500 million. because nevada is one him of seven states without the lottery, people headed to go branch to step over the state line and buy their tickets. the line stretched out the door and people waited in the snow. just to have a chance at the half $1 billion jackpot.>> i have been in nevada for 17 years. 17 is my lucky number. today i'm taking a shot.>> that powerball drawing will have -- is up to $675 million, the largest ever recorded in us history. to learn more about the efforts to bring lottery to nevada, watch the full story on my news four.com. >> i will be a cold ranch. i didn't have -- at go branch. i didn't -- gold ranch. >>> we have a reports of freezing tonight, not as bad as last night. that could affect the morning commute. definitely not as bad as last night. we do have some snow flurries out there tonight as well. we had a 50% chance to see that tonight. it is happening. i'm pretty happy about it. tomorrow, isolated and

. >> that's the california state line and you can get it done on is also a short drive. >> talk about instincts. we're going to take you inside this developing story. a pastor stops a potential gunman and mass tragedy. how he got it done is headed your way. >> and we have what is left of that cargo ship that sank during a hurricane. we're going to take you to the with the wagners >> the site of san bernardino shooting that left 14 people dead and 21 injured set to reopen today. >> there is going to be tighter security as a result of that happening today. they have 600 employees going back to work today. the center has been closed since september 2 when they started their shooting rampage. both were later killed in a shootout with police in dramatic fashion. farook worked with many of the victims at that center because they were there for a training party. we'll stay on top of this story. >> president obama is expected to take executive action on gun control at the white house after a two week vacation in hawaii with his family. this thursday the president will join anderson cooper for

.>>> california state senators are proposing to spend more than $2 billion on permanent housing to help the nations largest homeless population. the bond proposed to be enough to build more than 10,000 housing using this units when it's combined with other federal and local money. the bond will be repaid with money from a ballot measure that added a 1% tax on incomes over $1 million to pay for mental health treatment. details before june they say more than 100,000 people are homeless in california.>>> if you like high gas prices ended up last year, you'll like what's forecasted for 2016 aa says the price will stay relatively low this year. they estimate that an average price between $2.20 percent in $2.45 a gallon is what we will see. lester was $2.40 per gallon, bustamante could push prices even lower perhaps another $.10 in the coming weeks. aaa says a bit of a price increase is likely next month because, of refinery maintenance. >>> reno firefighters say they cold temperatures. been experiencing mantre busy week because of burst pipes. they say crews responded to at least half a doze

portions of highghy 101 are all but swalllled up near the california state line. the department of transportation expects a detour to be in place at least through the first week of february. >>> it's the weekend. everyboboy keeps saying that around here hey, what would today be? like a tuesday or a wednesday for me? maybe you'll be out on the water this weekend. bone dry at the surface, so we're not going to be getting y rain out of those high clouds. not looking at deep enough moisture for any of that to happen. letgs go ahead and get some radar. doppler radar singing the same tune right now. how about as we zoom into broward over towards sunrise and davie looking good. same deal. no chance for rain tonight. let's talk temperatures. that's part of the story. north wind out there. 62 right now in miami. 59, fort meyers. so those 50s, they're coming. temperatures pretty uniform. there's a little bit of a west wind working into tampa. that's a relatively mild wind too. that's why you're 61. you get that 59 in there. going down, down,down. dew points. it's the measur

. >> the california state university system is considering proposals to admit more students and raise tuition. right now they turn around 32,000 eligible students each year partly because of classrooms are too full. csu does not offer to send the constitutes to other less crowded campuses. the surveillance camera surveillance camera is reporting that the board of trustees is considering a land to redirect the students to other campuses and the board is considering two other proposals that deal with tuition including imposing hikes that would be tied to inflation. >> the new eye opening numbers from stanford university. the school said they got $801 million in cash the past year from donor whose hand offer impressive $622 million in art. and the hospitals received another $200 million. the contributions come from nearly 83,000 alumni, parents, and students and friends which is good for current students because 75 percent of stanford graduates leave school without student debt. >> good for them. if you are going to have an extra cup of coffee, it is thought that consuming caffeine could

. >> all just a step across the california state line to buy a lotto ticket. >> there are more states that have the lottery than states that don't have the lottery. >> reporter: assembly man harvey munford drafted a bill nevada to a list of 43 other states that have the lottery. >> there would be no repercussions from me in terms of gaining because this is my last session. >> reporter: he says he thinks the lawmakers would be in fay very of bringing the lottery to the silver state if it weren't for the nevada gaming commission. >> i received a lot of e-mails, and i even got personal phone calls. >> reporter: all from people supporting his plan to bring more money to november nevada through the lottery. >> i was focusing on education and senior citizen programs. >> sure, that would be wonderful. it would help pay for our edge case as well. >> reporter: but despite having to step across the california border just to get a shot after winning the $500 million, some people believe luck is on their side. >> i have been in nevada for 17 years and 17 is my lucky number. i don't gamble, but to

california state senators are proposing billion dollars on permanent housing for the homeless. bill sponsors estimate the housing bond, would be enough to build 10- thousand housing units when it's combined with other federal and local money. the bond would be repaid with money from proposition 63. the 2004 ballot measure-- added a 1- percent tax on incomes-- over a million dollars to pay for mental health treatment. senators from both parties will negotiate the details with the assembly and governor jerry brown before june. ### an inmate serving a life-sentence has died at the northern nevada correction center. corrections officials say 69-year-old cread lyons passed away early this morning at the center's medical facility. lyons had been serving a life sentence for first degree murder since 1993. an autopsy is planned to determine the cause of death.### a fire in cold springs was quickly put-out, thanks to an observant freifighter. truckee meadows battalion chief jay swee- ack cwiak spotted smoke coming from the back yard of a home. camper shell that was taken off a truck. th

(sot: alex traverso/california state lottery) "you don't have to be a us citizen to buy a powerball ticket. // as long as you're buying your tickets at an authorized retail location then that's fine with us."but winners outside the u- s *can* expect more taxes.the federal government can withhold 30 percent of gambling winnings paid to a foreigner. that's 5% more than for a u.s. resident. but no matter which side of the border you're on, there's no million chance of winning. (nat) (niagra falls resident) even though the odds are totally against winning, somebody has to win. so you can dream.demarco morgan, cbs news, niagara falls, new york. ticket sales for the next powerball drawing end at 8-59 tomorrow night. justin has your weather to go at today's markets. nasa has released this new image of saturn.it was taken by the cassini space-craft last year from more than one and half million miles away. the photo shows us just how large the ringed planet is. saturn is about ten times the diameter of earth.and if you're wondering what that little white dot to the lower right of the planet it...it

many people drove to the arizona and california state lines to play./// music ((paula francis)) > the race for the democratic presidential nomination focused on las vegas tonight. more than two thousand people welcomed the three candidates to the m-g-m grand conference center. as politics now anchor patrick walker shows us... the candidates spoke to a lively crowd. ((nats- vuvuzelas and airhorns)) ((patrick walker)) a chorus of vuvuzelas and airhorns... welcoming the democratic presidential candidates to las vegas. ((sen. harry reid/(d) nevada: "we're here to welcome these three candidates for president, who embody progressive values, will strengthen our economy, and preserve the middle class.")) ((patrick walker)) the room... as in the polls... dominated by hillary clinton and bernie sanders supporters. ((nats)) ((patrick walker)) while all three candidates lashed out at the republican party... to why they should be president. ((sec. hillary clinton/(d) democratic presidential candidate: "as president, i will be your first line of defense against dangers we face, i will always have y

california state lottery officials plan to head to the 7- eleven in chino hills today hoping that the state's winner comes forward. danielle nottingham chino hills california. >> around northern california four stores sold tickets that matched five of six numbers including this one in santa cruz. this is the chevron station at. >> i hope they do good, change their lives and hope they respect and do good. >> workers didn't even know their store sold the winning ticket until we told them last night. >>> a store in vacaville also told a winning ticket t the purchase happened at a 7-eleven on nut tree road. other winning tickets were sold at lark field union on old redwood highway in santa rosa and quick stop on north cloverdale boulevard in cloverdale. each one is worth just over $138,000. officials are pleased with the enthusiasm the jackpot generated. >> the largest jackpot in world history ended. it's been a great run. everyone has been really excited. sales have been terrific. we have earned a lot more money for education than we would have if we didn't have a jackpot like this but t

morning, the lines were once again wrapped all the way around the building imprint, just over the california state law and. the previous record with 656 million. >> so yesterday we asked the facebook and twitter fans what they would do if they became the winner of the enormous. on facebook, almost half, 43 percent, so they pay off that. >> 10 percent said they would save all their winnings. more than one third said they would help out family and friends, and almost one out of five people said if they won, they would quit their jobs and take a vacation. >> the weather lately may have had something to do with the last answer. here lately. >> that we could use sunshine. if he got for a bit earlier today, but we have a little bit of rain in parts of the valley inhale? >>> we had stones, jobs, a few flakes up to about 4000 feet and higher, and there could be one more's out of energy coming through the sheet mountains write about there. nothing heavy, just enough to how about scenery around redrock? it has been absolutely gorgeous with low clouds, clouds touching the valley floor. in the raindrops, we a

california state lottery officials plan to head to the 7- eleven in chino hills today hoping the state's winner comes forward. danielle nottingham cbs news, chino hills california. >>> this morning boston police detectives are investigating a deadly shooting in rox beery. it happened -- rox bury -- roxbury. officers say a man was shot several times and they have not released has identity. >>> a woman arrested in a deadly hit-and-run in dorchester is due in course this -- court this morning. officers iced video to track her down. police say she was driving a van when she hit a man who was crossing the street and took off. crash in medford involving a bus and a commuter rail train. they collided on high street last night. we are told no passengers on the bus or the train were on either of them at the time. no injuries to report. >>> new developments on patriots star chandler jones his mysterious trip to the hospital. the boston globe is reporting that he what bad reaction to synthetic marijuana. jim armstrong takes a closer look at that situation and the tam's response. the team's response

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. >> we've never seen a more bizarre display of this gut-churning activity than at california state prison-corcoran. it happened during a routine shoot at the prison hospital. >> we were there for like about ten minutes, did a couple interviews with a couple doctors and initially it seemed like it was going to be kind of mundane and going through the process. so we decided to leave. we were all packed up, ready to go back into the other section of the prison when all hell broke loose. >> we have four inmates in four different cells that are holding food trays, some of them have started flooding the tier, which means they're causing the toilets to back up and causing water to come out onto the floor. i'm going to first go out and try to talk to the inmates and try to get them into complying with staff instructions. if the inmates fail to comply with staff instructions we'll probably have to extract them. >> one by one, the cells just started popping off. you know. one guy just started throwing feces, the other guy was covering up his cell. and i was like, wow, this isn't boring. this is pretty inten