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-- thats four million dollars being pumped into california schools-- just from that one border store location. and that's millions of dollars that could be used right here in nevada schools-- if our state were to follow california-- and choose to allocate a portion of sales-- to public education. take sot david schwartz it's hard to say where the funding would go, it might go into general fund like gaming money does marissa tag even if there wa

((david schwartz/director, unlv ctr. for gaming research: "i think the success and popularity of powerball shows how much people love gambling today, and it's such a national news item, just the fact that people are gambling, so i think it shows how popular gambling is across the country." )) ((patrick walker)) california in powerball sales in the past two months. nationwide... americans spend more than 70 billion dollars on lotteries. ((patrick walker)) lawmakers tried to bring it up again in carson city last year. but history isn't on the lottery's side. a bill last year didn't even make it out of committee. reporting live... patrick walker... 8 news now. /// ((denise valdez)) > stepping outside this morning... you probably noticed the chill in the air. those near freezing overnights are expected to continue. tedd florendo joins us now to explain. < tedd florendo cold and dropping to near freezing overnight. some neighborhoods were in the 30's by midnight. we'll get that same set-up again overniigth with lights winds s

u-n-l-v center for gaming research director david schwartz says gaming revenue only made up about 35- percent of revenue for hotels and casinos on the strip last year. they're increasingly relying on other ways to bring in cash... like resort fees that started a schwartz says time will tell if other hotels on the strip will start charging for parking too. ((david schwartz/unlv center for gaming research: "it's hard to say some things like resort fees start at one or two properties then end up spreading throughout across most of the city other things aren't well received and don't go over so it's really hard to say which one this is going to go." )) ((mauricio marin)) with the added cash---leaders with m-g-m resorts international say enhancements are coming for customers. work will begin on a new parking structure at excalibur. near the t- mobile arena set to open in april. adding 3- thousand parking spots. and improving existing parking areas adding up to about 90-million dollars in total cost. for some the cost to park isn't a big deal. ((john anderson/patron: you're in vegas so you

((david schwartz/director, unlv ctr. for gaming research: "we already do have a pretty robust gaming industry here, and i'm sure that they would be so sure about 'hey, we're going to bring in this new kind of gambling,' that might upset things a little bit." )) ((patrick walker)) lawmakers have tried several times over the years to legalize lotteries... but it has failed each time. the closest attempt was in when a bill passed out of the assembly but died in the senate. former state attorney general catherine cortez masto... also a u-s senate candidate... says she believes state lawmakers should take up the issue again. ((catherine cortez masto/(d) former nv atty general: "this is an issue that we've talked about in nevada in the past, and i think it's an issue that we should continue to talk about and bring forth through the legislative process." )) ((patrick walker)) it's an issue one person we spoke with... wants to see the legislature tackle. ((kelly gibson/supports powerball in nevada: "we definitely need powerball

attorney david schwartz. >> we do have that guide, which basically says that the name, the shield number, and the rank have to be identified. >> reporter: the nypd says the lieutenant did identify himself, that his shield was on his waistband, and that the doctor refused to follow instructions. after calling for backup, the lieutenant left the scene. >> he never identified himself. i asked him repeatedly, well, are you going to tell me who you are? he said, it'll be on your summons.>> reporter: arriving officers gave the doctor, our summons that could add up to ten points failure to yield to an emergency vehicle and failure to comply with police. all signed on behalf of the lieutenant. he says there's a much bigger point here. >> there are situations we hear every day where a cop can get shot or the opposite, where a civilian gets shot because there's no identification. and this could have ended really badly. >> reporter: he's adamant he's in the driver's seat when it comes to being right. he's pursuing a claim with the civilians.omplaint review board and is preparing to take his case to

according to david schwartz, from the university of nevada las vegas, thats enough to build you a new arena, like the t- mobile arena on the strip which cost around 350 million dollars... still while it can get you the arena, it wont buy you one of the big casinos... " " you could do some damage, probably more damage if buy casinos downtown or for the local casinos, strip casinos are a little bit more expensive, especially the big ones, cosmopolitan went for about 1.5 billion dollars last year so you might not be able to afford one of the big ones." " the jackpot is the largest in u.s. history, it beat out the previous record holder which was a 2012 megamillions payout of 256 million dollars. and in order to help you visualize that huge amount of money just think, if you placed all of that money in single dollar bills it would be enough to span the length of the las vegas reporting live, valle, fox5 news local. las vegas. the jackpot announced wednesday night president obama delivered his final state of the union the president-- laying out his agenda for what office. karin caifa has t

david schwartz is accused of assaulting an 11-year-old girl. the child told her mother and she immediately contacted the authorities. swartz was schwartz was a family friend. >>> a permit has been submitted to destroy the savopoulos mansion in the northwest. the family and their housekeeper were brutally murdered laugh year and the house was set on fire. it went on the market in november. police have charged darren wint with the murders. >>> right now we're still waiting for three lucky powerball winners to come forward. there were three winning tickets bought in tennessee, california, and florida. it shouldbling take too lom. california gives their winners up to a year to come forward before the money automatically goes to schools. winners in tennessee and florida must claim their win 180 days from the date of the drawing. >>> a nurse was told she had won the lottery. it turned out to be a prank played by her son. so mean. workers at a health care center in pomona started celebrating a big win when they were told it was a big joke. the nurse's

david schwartz is accused of assaulting an 11-year-old girl.police say the child told her mother about the abu and she immediately contacted police. swartz was a family friend. >>> parents express their outrage over the sexual assault of basketball players last month. the teams are charged with rape and sexual assault. the coaching staff is also accused of failing to report the incident. >>> it is 5:23. today is business as useual at a day care center in arlington. a suspicious odor forced them to evacuate yesterday. officials say it was a natural gas leak and no one was hurt. >>> the nation's heroin problem is getting much worse. from 2007 to 2013 hear win use went up 83%. overdose deaths involved heroin quadrupled. states with jumps also saw increases in prescription opioid deaths. >>> today is wikipedia's birthday. the website is 15 years old. can you believe that? it's published its most edited articles of all time. they include jesus, michael jackson, president george w. bush and britney spears. all together those four have been idiot itte

. >> workout songs, this one requested by david schwartz. i like this one.. it's by snap. i've got the power. quite a few years back for this one. >> oh, yeah. >> if there's a special song, let us know, i'll play your requests every friday morning. >> sal, you've got the power. speaking of power. along the bay area coast, the surf is high and it's attracting big crowds. >> oh, my god! oh! >> you talk about power, that's power. but at least one pro surfer was hurt by the monster waves. garrett mcnamara suffered a dislocated shoulder. he was thrown headfirst right there. the harbor master is warning that it's best to look at it from a safe distance and should only be surfed by the pros. >> they'll do what they do and we're here to help if something happens. the conditions are beautiful to look at but stay away otherwise things can go bad very fast. >> you have to be selective. you don't want to hurt yourself and ruin the season. >> the conditions are not right for the maverick surf and education but it may happen later. >>> a tornado touched down near holliste

daniel schwartz interviewed mark david chapman on eight separate occasions for the defense. >> clearly, mr. chapman knew what he was doing, he used a gun in an all too accurate way. he knew it was a gun. he knew it could kill. and he pointed it at the intended victim, and unfortunately, it worked. >> the serious question in this case is whether or not his mental illness impaired his ability to appreciate that what he was doing was wrong. simply being mentally ill does not acquit somebody. it's only if this mental illness impairs his ability to know and appreciate the nature and the consequence of his conduct, or that it's wrong. >> dr. schwartz believes that chapman's mental illness began in childhood. >> mr. chapman became seriously withdrawn at about the age of 9 or 10. it was about that age that he began imagining a whole world of people, little people. in the living room. in the walls of his living room, and he was their emperor, their commander. and it was my clinical assessment that he was both a paranoid schizophrenic as we understood the definition in those days, and suffering