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clipper around the world yacht race and gold coast australia is entering as the lead boat. they are 10 boats and 40,000 miles and an 11-month journey that began last august. this is quite a rates. quite a race. >> all sorts of people. you have real sailors and you have random people. >> all right. well we want to show you those numbers again. maybe you won the mega millions lottery. 2, 4, 23, 38, 46 and the mega number is 23. >> at least one ticket has all six numbers in maryland. several california locations had five of the six winning numbers including five in the bay area. those are worth $130,000 apiece which is not too shabby. >> most people would take that. >> pretty exciting, actually. i'm dan ash lee. >> and i'm ama dates. tomorrow morning starts at 5:00. >> hope you can tune in then. keep track of the latest breaking news at abc7 news . bay area. thank you for watching. ♪ beth! hi! looking good. you've lost some weight. thanks. you noticed. these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right -- whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who

championships draws closer also looking to cash in on fans but it's feared that the move in the gold coast will send the crowds packing instead. one by one cities around the world to go dark for global earth hour this year we've got some surprising new comers including the international space station one out of. but first spain has been hit by the toughest spending cuts in its modern history with the country's young government plan to slash twenty seven billion euros ministry's funding will go down almost seventeen percent public sector pay will be frozen and corporations will have to contribute more in tax your story and changes in labor laws of sent hundreds of thousands protesting on the streets but economic analyst michael ross believes spain will not be able to push through the cuts anyway. what i can see is that what this plane want to make the spanish government is not only visited if pale it's also impossible when you look at the privates are private secretaries totally over that more or less bankrupt when you look at the banks over there bankrupt circle bank bankrupt government al

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by gold coast paper. it employs in birmingham alabama. 60% of the black people are unemployed. business owners need paper. do some thain good for america. that is what i say to those folks. >> we have a couple of minutes left. what is interested next for you and the empowerment experiment and where things go from here. >> we've wanted this to inspire a movement. i would never insult rosa parks by comparing my sacrifice to her but we've wanted to pay tribute to her and to have a story where one family took a stand and the community responded. what we hopes comes from the experiment is that we create a campaign. i do this all day every day. me have celebrities who want to be spokespeople and people make little commitments we spent $90,000 we would not have. we want people to say i am inspired. black or not the to give them more role models. then the celebrities give incentives to say if you do that to then you get free passes to the accrues over if you get at $5,000 below to view backstage passes to the concert. we want to make it cool and a diversities to track where the money g

the leader is gold coast australia. there are ten boats taking part and this is the sixth leg of that journey. the lead boat sailed into jack london square tonight where the crew was greeted by a cheering crowd including oakland major jean quan. there's two more races that take off from where it first started, in the uk. >>> the warriors let another one get away. >> you sound shocked. this is starting to become their mo as you might say. i know you have to feel a bit conflicted. you want your team to win games but if they keep losing they may get a draft and maybe select a player. letting the new york jets to come back from 13 points down. rookie charles general kins beats the shot clock with a 34 point and the ducks led by four. as usual, david lee plays big. lee pours in 27, breaks the 98 tie. but the warriors got outscored in the fourth quarter. gerald green gives the knicks the first lead. that's when the 6'3" rookie gets stuck by gerald wallis. warriors lose to the knicks. >>> the giants released mike fontano. the

the leader is gold coast australia.e are ten boats taking part and this is the sixth leg of that journey. the lead boat sailed into jack london square tonight where the crew was greeted by a cheering crowd including oakland major jean quan. there's two more races that take off from where it first started, in the uk. >>> the warriors let another one get away. >> you sound shocked. this is starting to become their mo as you might say. i know you have to feel a bit conflicted. you want your team to win games but if they keep losing they may get a draft and maybe select a player. letting the new york jets to come back from 13 points down. rookie charles general kins beats the shot clock with a 34 point and the ducks led by four. as usual, david lee plays big. lee pours in 27, breaks the 98 tie. but the warriors got outscored in the fourth quarter. gerald green gives the knicks the first lead. that's when the 6'3" rookie gets stuck by gerald wallis. warriors lose to the knicks. >>> the giants released mike fontano. the bigge

gold coast australia sailed under the bay bridge to jack london square. sounds like it's going for a tour of the bay area. it's been on tour for 20 days. it's leg six of the global yacht race. jean quan greeted the boat for a night of celebration. it's the longest ocean race. >>> last night, the winds were that great. right now is a good time to see what you can do. >> lisa: why not. they have been gusting 35 miles an hour. it's dangerous out there. as we head outside, cold front north of san francisco. next two to three hours, it's really dicey as winds continue to gust. it's heavy in the north bay, just getting going here in the east bay and peninsula. it's going to take a while for it to move on through. so we got a live sweep going on. very heavy rain from mount st. helena to yountville further south into napa. take you down into sonoma, napa road, very heavy rain. back out to old adobe road, getting wet with moderate rain. lighter rain, grizzly peak boulevard and toward moraga and back westward, on the embarcadero and around slope boulevard. san lean

he was at homes in lincoln park and the gold coast. just last month, president obama raised about two million dollars during his visit to chicago. biden and his motorcade came into town this evening right around the evening rush hour -- it might have slowed you down a bit. a mother stood outside of court, and there made a tearful plea for justice for her son. inside the court, her lawyer filed papers to ask for a special prosecutor to look into the case of david koschman. he's the young man who died after allegedly being punched by r-j vanecko, the nephew of mayor richard daley. the koschman family says that their son's case was never investigated properly by prosecutors and police because r-j vanecko is a member of the powerful daley family. they say he's criminally responsible for the death of david who died after being punched back in 2004. his mother says her son's case should be re-opened and looked at fairly. >> i just really want the truth to come out and that it was not handled incorrectly or my son wasn't treated any different

world yacht raceú sailed into california lastú night.ú tank a look at about 7:30 lastú night.ú gold coast.ú >> they might want to race todaú with the wind in their sails.ú >> we head outside in tahoe,ú sunrise, locally 6:56.ú we are looking at rain at blueú canyon, 38 truckie, mixedú precipitation at 41 right now.ú southwesterly wind up toú 37 miles an hour.ú back home, the sutra camera, itú looks just fine right now.ú but the winds are continuing toú increase.ú we are out ahead of a cold fronú that will sweep through the bayú area this morning right onú through the late morning hoursú and right now live doppler 7 hdú shows the heaviest rain up byú cloverdale and highway 101.ú here's a look at cloverdale andú sea ranch, for the ross.ú heavy rain down through jenner.ú and now rain around sir francisú strait, and down throughú fairfax, petaluma, marshall roaú and closing in on novato.ú here is woodacre.ú some light rain.ú so within the next hour iú suspect the golden gate bridgeú and berkeley.ú the wind gusts have already beeú realized all around the bay witú gusts up to 22 miles an hour.ú

. >> already buying the gold coast of australia. >> mr.arkle factory. >>> pope benedict xvi is now in havana for the second day of his historic visit to cuba. he's expected to celebrate mass and possibly meet with fidel the island nation looks like it was frozen in time. the cars are vintage. they're beautiful, though. our very own michelle caruso-cabrera is in havana with a closer look at those classic cars. have you had a chance to drive one, michelle? >> reporter: i rode in one, mandy. so much fun. full disclosure. we know this story is a cliche. everybody does this story every time they come to cuba. there's a reason for that. because it's just incredible. if you're not aware, because of the u.s. embargo against cuba, the only american cars you're going to see here are pre-1960. because the economy has been so bad for so long, many of them are still on the road. it makes for a surreal landscape. everywhere you go in havana, you see beautiful old cars from the 1950s. even some from the '40s. they've become the iconic symbol of cuba. thi

leading boat in the clipperú around the world yacht raceú sailed into california lastú night.ú gold coast.ú tuesday, wednesday, it looksú likes we could see a littleú shower activity but notice theú temperatures want to keep goingú up and it looks a lot calmerú than we will see in the nextú couple of hours.ú >> you are going to be keepingú your eye on it, weather updatesú all day long?ú >> absolutely.ú if you don't have to go out, iú will not advise it.ú >> stay in and watch lisa.ú >> all right.ú take care.ú >> sports tonight the san joseú sharks play a huge game againstú the dallas stars at the tank.ú they sit one point behind theú eighth and final playoff spotú four games left in the season.ú and the warriors lost anotherú tight one at the oracle arena.ú we have the highlights.ú >> good morning.ú if you want the warriors to tankú the rest of the way and have aú better shot at a lottery pick,ú then you like the outcome ofú last night's game.ú if you are one of the threeú people who-like kim kardashian'sú former husband then you alsoú liked last night's game.ú first quarter five moves in

australian police nabbed her last week, holed up in a seedy gold coast hotel.nd says she ran to save her life. >> i actually did this because someone was trying to murder me. >> reporter: finally in handcuffs after a month on the run, she looks a lot less glamorous. for "good morning america," david wright, abc news, los angeles. >>> now to a growing nationwide outrage over the shooting death of an unarmed florida teen, shot and killed by a community watch member. after enormous public outcry, police released the 911 tape this is week end. the tapes raising new questions about that night and why the shooter was not charged. matt gutman is in miami with the latest. >> reporter: we have been voling the following the story for a few weeks now. we're getting a better picture from the 911 tapes from the night that trayvon martin was shot dead, mostly for looking suspicious. [ screams ] [ gunshot ] >> reporter: a brief scuffle, a single gunshot, a life extinguish. trayvon martin, just 17, killed because he looked suspicious to the neighborhood watchman, george zimmer

whenever we hear of the crazy shark attacks, there's on the gold coast, the other side of australia, perth. >> perth, australia. >>> still ahead, bobbi kristina speaks out, telling oprah she can still hear her mother's voice. >>> and rush limbaugh, it's costing shows like his money. several right wing shows literally black listed by advertisers. we're going to tell you all about that. you are watching "early start." ♪ pop goes the world ♪ it goes something like this ♪ everybody here is a friend of mine ♪ ♪ everybody, tell me, have you heard? ♪ ♪ pop goes the world ♪ pop goes the world [ female announcer ] pop in a whole new kind of clean with new tide pods... a powerful three-in-one detergent that cleans, brightens, and fights stains. pop in. stand out. you noticed! these clothes are too big, so i'm donating them. how'd you do it? eating right, whole grain. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios... five whole grains, 110 calories. will be giving away... passafree copies of the alcoholism & addiction cure. t

the leader is gold coast australia, which sailed into jack london square last night.ayor jean quan was there to greet the crew. there are two more legs in the race. it finishes back in the u uk where it started. >>> self-described nerds are taking over one block in palo alto today. the superhappy block part hack a-thon brings together software developers, artists and local government leaders. organizers hope participants will draw inspiration from each other and meet venture capitalists to back their idea. the event starts at 1:00 this afternoon and will last until at least 1:00 a.m. sunday. one block of high street between university and hamilton avenues will be closed to traffic. if it's raining, and it is, the event will be held in high street parking garagage. >>> the stanford men won the nit total thursday night. now the women are going for an ncaa title tomorrow in denver. it's uconn taking on notre dame, then stanford against baylor. cardinal is looking for its first national championship in 20 years, and go get 'em! >>> let's go right back over to rosemary for

the u.s., i would say that taiwan is very much like the early days of the west coast in... in the u.s., the so-called gold gold rush time... you know, era. that is, there are more opportunities here than in the states, i think. and... so many of us who came back here look for challenges, and we certainly found many challenges. narrator: in the 1980s, entrepreneurial returnees started more than 100 small firms, all with the support of the taiwanese government. science parks like hsinchu provided infrastructure and a space for experimentation and innovation. man: we kind of evolved into another technology-oriented stage. the science park is treated as a kind of... you call it the enterprise zone, similar to united states or in european countries. narrator: the parks also provided financial concessions for companies to locate there. tuan: the science-based industrial park provides many monetary incentives to a company. for example, for the first five years, the company doesn't have to pay tax to the country, and also there are several very good universities nearby which provide the kind of high-tech people w

they ought to drill there and hands off my coast, because my coast is an economic gold mine the way it is because we have tourism and recreation and fishing. and those jobs far outweigh any jobs that would come from oil drilling, which would tend to undermine the very economy of my great state. so, if we have to vote on keystone, we'll vote on keystone. if we have to vote on offshore drilling, we will. but i will be here to point out that if we care about jobs and we care about making sure the price of gasoline goes down, when we have keystone, let's make sure the oil stays here. let's make sure that oil is made in america and stays in america. and so these issues are not one dimensional. they are many-sided, as my friend knows. and he and i have agreed on much and we've disagreed on some. and the fact is what we need is the kind of balance that president obama brings to the table when it comes to energy. he says we will do all of the above, but we will do it wisely. and interestingly, on the keystone pipeline, we now have the tea party talking about property rights and the fact that t

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coast. >>> and finally this morning, the wealthiest people on the planet, forbes has released its elite list of billionaires. >> many of them have had a quick climb to the top, turning quirky invexs into gold here's abc's john donvan the. >> reporter: product placement. what new products placed very new people on the rich list for the first time. stuff that makes you feel better and feel better fast, says caleb who worked on the list. >> americans are on the go. they're looking to improve constantly. they're looking for products that can help them do that. >> reporter: think underwear. think spanx. the shape inducing panty hose alternative that launched in 2000. it put the founder at 1153. that's a net worth of $1 billion. think underwear again. under armour. the sweat-wicking garment developed by a former college football player. puts kevin plank at 1075. worth $1.1 billion. go to 634 and there's ilan musk. his baby is this, the tesla car. he's 40. he's worth $2 billion. and then this consumer product. anything with this logo on it. his wife is worth $9 billion. at number 100 is one of only two newcomers on the list to break into the top 100. who is way up there? some familiar old faces a

coast businessman henry wells and william g. fargo created a banking and express company to capitalize on the gold rush boom in california. fargo and company soon became a leading provider of shipping and banking services throughout the west. and it also played a role in the pony express. wells fargo stagecoachs were a frontier life line in the pre-railroad days. and the company's frontier exploits became the basis of the tv series "tales of wells fargo" which ran from 1957 to 1962 with dale robertson as special agent jim hardy. >> one thing about working for wells fargo, you met all kinds of people. >> osgood: it wasn't just the wild west. >> the wells fargo wagon. >> osgood: the wells fargo delivery wagon was such a staple of 19th century small town american life that it got its own song in the broadway musical and hollywood film "the music man." ♪ the wells fargo wagon is a coming down the street ♪ ♪ don't let him pass my door ♪ >> osgood: in 1905 wells fargo split the banking business from the shipping operation which was later sold by other express companies. however, the wells fargo bank hung on to its stagecoach im

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coast, 10:31 on wall street. yum brands rising to new all-time highs today. shares of rangold down more than 8% despite a statement from the goldey've seized power from the government. two-thirds of randgold occurs in the west african country. the average 30-year mortgage rate now above 4% for the first time since october of last year, standing at 4.08%. >> it is a broad base move lower. the main indices down now 63 on the dow. nasdaq and the s&p tracking lower. it is the material stock, the energy stocks, oil of course is falling, that is dragging us down into negative territory, we've lost two bucks on oil. you see the breadth of the move there, 3:1 decline to advancers. let's move to the nasdaq and check in with what's happening there, again, 3:1. an hour into trade, let's head over to chicago for more on what exactly people are talking about and how to trade it. kevin ferry is a cnbc contributor and chief market strategist at kronos future management. kevin, how focused are you on the chinese situation? is this behind the bulk of the move we're seeing today? >> okay, good morning, simon. i think this is definitely what trad