and our pick for number six, of course the it's not surprising that the high price tag comes with gotham city living. this sits high above madison square park. panoramic views are featured from every bit of this 7600 square feet. incredible space makes this a true new york city rarity with five bedrooms and six bathrooms helping garner that 72 million original listing price. at our numbers four and five, two sprawling estates, both on the market for 100 million. the first probably looks familiar. this home was michael jackson's famous retreat at the height of his superstardom. built in 1992, he took over the estate in 88 and lived there until 2005. the neverland carnival atmosphere is a thing of the past, but the nearly 3,000 acres are an opening to your creativity. walnut place lies on a little over 25 acres and the home tops 27,000 square feet. completely renovated, this texas super ranch includes a main estate with a recreational facility, a guest house and the original family home totaling ten bedrooms and nine baths. back in cali, 125 million will get you room and board at th. 237 acres

the pride of des moines joins us now from gotham city. thanks for joining us. as we said earlier the poll shows a two person race at the top of the field, cruz and trump tied within the margin of error. let's talk about trump first since he is the national leader. what are trump's strepngths? >> there are interesting groups here. people speculated that he may be bringing in first-time caucus goers. he leads with first-time caucus goers. that suggests they are there because of trump. he also does well with moderate voters. in iowa the republican caucus going public is an interesting group for trump. finally and probably most importantly he has a strong share of his supporters who say their minds are made up. they are locked in. and that is the most important thing you can do as a candidate is get your people to lock in when you have a big field of candidates. 64% is two out of three of his supporters say their mind is made up. >> how does that number compare to past candidates? is that a particularly large number to have? >> we are getting awfully close. you sti

it's gotham city! looks like that with the clouds. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >>> someone in southern california is waking up a heck of a lot richer this morning. >> one of three tickets, winning tickets from last night's record $1.5 billion powerball jackpot was sold at a chino hills 7-eleven. danielle nottingham is live outside that lucky 7-eleven store in chino hills where a big crowd gathered last night. >>> reporter: it was crazy. good morning. you didn't have to win that big jackpot to be happy here in chino hills. once the word spread that one of the winning tickets was sold at this 7-eleven, even people who missed out on the catch cash were celebrating. crowds of california residents descended on the store in chino hills late into the night where at least one golden powerball ticket was sold. >> i could have won. >> your winning powerball numbers. >> reporter: california lottery official posted the big news on twitter minutes after the winning numbers were drawn. those who didn't win still came to the store to celebrate even congrat

sanders is in gotham city. he gave a big speech about wall street reform.e called for the reinstatement institutionseakup that are too big to fail in contrast himself correctly. sanders: secretary clinton says the glass would not have prevented the crisis because banks -- not big commercial banks were the real corpo culprit. needtary clinton says we to have more fees and regulations on the financial industry. i disagree. [applause] mark: we will talk to senator sanders about his speech today, but now, is what he is proposing good policy or politics? john: i think it is both. it is good policy in the sense of that i think most people frank is stilld too complicated and not strong enough to prevent the promises we had. there islitics because a genuine contrast. hillary clinton is vulnerable. bernie sanders wants to make that as clear as possible. mark: this is an issue where the base of the party agrees with him more. hillary clinton has fuzzed up the issue and has made it more specific. his campaign knows they need a strong closing argument. i think on the p

right now this is not gotham city. view from sutro tv tower in san francisco and that you see fog layer. it's karl. 47 degrees in santa rosa. it's 50 degrees east of the bay bridge. it's 50 west of the bay bridge. and later today, a dry day as frank was alluding to with partly cloudy skies. flat wind 5 to 10 miles an hour. storm 11 for the month of january queued up ready to roll in. we'll have the full forecast at 48 minutes after the hour. >>> let's jump to the bay bridge right now. metering lights were turned on at 5:30. we have a big backup there. slow-and-go conditions now as you work your way westbound out of oakland busy coming away from the 580 connector there as well as 80 eastshore freeway so a little slow there but your drive times off that eastshore freeway still about 20 minutes right now. altamont pass, we are seeing delays business as usual westbound as you work your way out of tracy this morning. slow into pleasanton. right around greenville it eases up a bit then bogs down at the dublin interchange con

. >>> joining us now back at home base in gotham city are two folks who know a lot about the presidencymunications director for president george w. bush 43, nicole wallace, and the presidential historian, jon meacham, whose book, "destiny and power: the american odyssey of george herbert walker bush" can be found at finer bookstores here. it makes an ideal arbor day gift, or any other holiday. nicole and john, thank you for joining us. so state of the union, you both have seemed like nights where state of the union seem like the biggest night of the year in terms of government. does tonight feel like this? >> tonight is the first of 12 months of lasts for this president. and in the white house, you know, i think a lot of people will, frankly, today there is an international crisis with the ten navy sailors who have been taken by the iranians for allegedly being in their waters. but in the white house, their dealing with this crisis. there are people who would have gone to the speech, but they're in the sit room instead. they're also talking about, the speech writers, are probably talkin

as we mentioned, democratic upstart/supernova bernie sanders is here in gotham city today. this afternoon he gave al big speech about wall street reform. senator sanders called for the reinstatement of glooass-steaga, and he contrasted himself quite directly with his democratic rival, hillary clinton. >> my opponent, secretary clinton says that glass-steagall would not have prevented the financial crisis, because shadow banks like aig and lehman brothers, not big commercial banks, were the real culprits. secretary clinton is wrong. secretary clinton says we just need to impose a few more fees and regulations on the financial industry. i disagree. >> we're going to talk a lot to senator sanders about his speech today, but today ask the question on days of big candidate policy speeches, is what he's proposing good policy, is it good politics? >> look, i think it is both. i think it is good policy in the sense that i think most people think that dodd/frank, for its strengths, is still too complicated and at the same time, not strong enough to prevent the kind of problems that

so i'm taking larry and janelle to gotham lighting, one of the largest lighting distributors in all of new york city. we need to drum up some business. -lemonis: how you guys doing? -brian: good. lemonis: so, guys, the reason i wanted to connect you two, as i was telling them, that gotham's one of the biggest lighting distributors in new york. and i made an investment in vision quest. you guys are doing a ton of business in new york. we believe we can fulfill the manufacturing side. brian: how big is your company dollar-wise? larry: we've been as big as $5 million, and we're currently around $3 million. brian: i got to be honest with you -- that seems a little light to me for new york. i mean, new york is a half-a-billion-dollar market. what kind of work do you guys do? janelle: we have a full design staff. most of our backgrounds are in engineering and design, so if you need something custom, we have a very wide range of manufacturing capabilities. frank: 'cause that's very important. brian: we're doing an emergency room. they do not have the space for a pendant. they want it surface-mounted. the i

city is unmasking the crow yeah fors of some of your favorite super heroes. superman, batman, spiderman and other classics. >> reporter: on a street corner in gotham, this has the power to freeze people in their tracks. it's one of four bat mobiles created for the 1960s "batman" tv show, and it's the bait to pull you into an exhibit at the new york historical society called super heroes in gotham. i love this. it says emergency bat turn lever. bat ray projector. >> this would stop traffic anywhere. exhibit's co-curator. >> it's great to see them line up and just ogle it. it's beautiful. >> reporter: generations of fans have fallen in love with not just the caped crusader and his ride, but with a whole universe of super heroes. gotham made be a made-up world, but its hold on us is real. when you walked in this exhibit, what did you think? >> like oh, my gosh, i remember seeing these comics. >> reporter: 12-year-old zachary and his 7th grade class are some of the 4,000 students who will be whisked through the exhibit. >> they know who all the super heroes are, yet they don't know the history. i think it will give them ideas. i hope it will in terms of creating so

city. now the iconic zigfeld theater expected to show its last showing in the next few weeks. its release is not being renewed. it will go to the owners of gotham hall who will transform it in to a ballroom that will open next year. big movie theater going to shut down. >>> rob powers up next with sports. >> man, did we have good basketball tonight. the knicks probably shouldn't have needed to play one of their most dramatic games of the season but it sure was fun to watch. straight ahead, a tough game at the garden. it goes down to the wire then some. this is basketball worth watching. against the cavs, that kind lease a 2016 lincoln mkx for $399 a month only at your lincoln dealer. in new york state, we believe tomorrow starts today. all across the state the economy is growing, with creative new business incentives, and the lowest taxes in decades, like in the hudson valley, with world class biotech. and on long island, where great universities are creating next generation technologies. let us help grow your company's tomorrow, today the common core rollout was a disaster. parents knew it. teachers knew it. and now, governor cuomo's task forc

city. now the iconic zigfeld theater expected to show its last showing in the next few weeks. its release is not being renewed. it will go to the owners of gotham hall who will transform it in to a ballroom that will open next year. big movie theater going to shut down. >>> rob powers up next with sports. >> man, did we have good basketball tonight. the knicks probably shouldn't have needed to play one of their most dramatic games of the season but it sure was fun to watch. straight ahead, a tough game at the garden. it goes down to the this is basketball worth watching. >> plus, the nets at home >>> civilian fire deaths in new york city near record lows. my honor this morning to host the campaign for operation 7 save a life, 18 years. campaign includes having the fdny, other local fire departments across the tri-state distribute free smoke alarms. we're saving lives. watch operation 7 save a life special this saturday. i'm hosting it. honored to do it. 7:00 here on channel 7. >> great thing you've been apart of for so many years. >> the best thing i do at this station i think. basketball. >> it was fun. this was a good been playing well. and t

city is unmasking the creators of some of your favorite super heroes. superman, batman, spiderman and other classics. >> reporter: on a street corner in gotham, this has the power to freeze people in their tracks. it's one of four bat mobiles created for the 1960s "batman" tv show, and it's the bait to pull you into an exhibit at the new york hisisrical society called super heroes in gotham. i love this. it says emergency bat turn lever. bat ray projector. >> this would stop traffic anhere. >> reporter: this isishe exhibit't'co-curator. >> it's great to see them line up and just ogle it. >> reporter: it's a show stopper. >> it's beautiful. >> reporter: generations of fans have fallen in love with not just the caped crusasar and his ride, but with a whole universe of super heroes. gotham may be a made-up world, but its hold on ususs real. when yououalked in this exhibibi what did you think? >> like oh, my gosh, i remember seeing these comics. >> reporter: 12-year-old zachary of the 4,000 students who will be whisked throuou the exhibit during its four-month run. >> they know who all the super heroes are, yet they don't know the history. i think it will giv