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>> lotto, chips, but tobacco is our source of income, and alcohol, in the store, and we have regular customers. commissioner fung: have you ever sold alcohol to a minor and got caught? >> no. this is our first ticket. deputy city attorney: thank you. dr. ojo? dr. ojo: commissioners, apparently the appellant is not denying the sale of cigarettes to minors. the department has done a lot in terms of educating the operators, educating them about the law and sending them a lot of educational materials about tobacco products, and we have been running this program for about five or six years. i think by now, all of the licensed operators -- it is frustrating to our inspectors that we spend so much time on enforcement, but that is the nature of the profession that we are in. " they allow 90 days for the first offense. -- they allow 90 days. sometimes they listen to the testimony of all of the different operators, and they considered a hardship, but, again, not to watch a lot down vote -- to water the law down, and working with the board, the 25 days is the least we can go down for for the fi

whether it is scratchers, super lotto, mega millions. >> if you haven't gotten your particular yet, there is still time. 8:00 is the deadline. the biggest mega millions jackpot ever is $390 million in march 2007. are you ready to go on our dinner break? >> we're ready. >>> let's talk weather. it shouldn't be a surprise to you but this year is on track to be a record breaker for snowfall in the sierra. so much powder. some ski resorts are actually planning on extending ski season to may 1. make sure your pass gets extended. david from our nbc station is standing by with the latest on travel. yesterday we saw 80 closed down. open again. >> reporter: that's right. within the last few hours, interstate 80 is open. a light snow is falling here right now. on the ground we've had a couple extra inches that have fallen this afternoon. caltrans prized itself on making this a 12-month out of the year freeway. they were really frustrated they couldn't keep it open. in fact they're going through books right now. they think this might have been the longest lasting road closure here in the sierra since

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mavericks are into the playoffs for the eleventh successive time there after thresh in golden state lotto won seventy three on sunday night school out the host with plane flying single in this jumper to make it fifty one thirty five to dallas in the second quarter of their say october. also instrumental seventeen points he shot from behind the arc made it eighty five sixty eight in the fourth quarter the mavericks easily outscoring their opponents in the final period one a one seventy three how would finish dallas and in golden state their fourth straight defeat and the mavericks now joined the spurs and the lakers the only teams through to the playoffs in the west so far. now the final world cup of out of the ski jumping season replica over the weekend with poland's carmel shore claiming the gold implying it's a slovenia well the overall ski flying title finds itself in the hands of greg actually runs our stocks afeard of two hundred fifteen and a half metres securing him a top spot on the podium where of it crimean sound are the militia and second their third respectively the field forc

everybody in lotto to mid-60s except for half moon bay at about 58 degrees.ried about pollen, trees are going to be very high, grass moderate amount. seven-day forecast, there you go wednesday and thursday, low 80s will threaten a few records inland. mid-70s around the bay. and upper 50s along the coast. cooling trend for friday. slight chance of a shower north and east on saturday. that will be one of the cooler days for sunday and monday, it warms back up to above normal levels. here is megan. >>> chp just announced they don't expect to have this hayward sig alert cleared until about 9:00 this morning. southbound 880 on the ramp to southbound 238. a big rig slammed into a guardrail. one lane of traffic is getting by. we have caltrans cleaning up a spill. other problem spot is redwood city, northbound 101 past whipple. three cars and a motorcycle. three right lanes are blocked and we are seeing speeds moving at the limit through the area and that will change as more people hit the road. >> critics go after a proposed fine against pg&e, why they say $3 millio

antioch, upper 40s, santa rosa napa, redwood city, livermore and los gatos, everybody in lotto to midaround the monterey bay inland, upper 40s. gilroy, the warm spot. 51 degrees. sunshine, that dominates our highlights. record high temperatures possible today and tomorrow. it will be cooler at the coast on friday as the fog returns and cooler weather will spread inland over the weekend bringing us temperatures a little bit clear to average and slight chance of a shower on saturday. compared to 24 hours ago, oakland 6 degrees warmer and santa rosa nine, concord, san francisco fremont and san jose 10-12 degrees warmer. upper 70s in the south bay. maybe get to 80 in los gatos. mid-70s in the southern section. mid-60s along the coast. warmer around downtown, 70 degrees there. mid to upper 70s for san rafael and petaluma and vallejo and look at low 70s around santa rosa. they are back. record highs possible in santa rosa, napa. low to mid-50s at your beaches. low to mid 70s along the east bay shore. 80 degrees concord getting close to a record high. 70 in monterey. everybody else is upper

that is where the rain will be last to hit and temperatures will jump up in lotto to mid-50s. around the monterey bay, it will be dry for the better part of the day, scattered sprinkles and mid 50s and also inland neighborhoods. mid to upper 40s around santa rosa and napa and santa cruz, low 50s for the rest of us with rain continuing. the one we're going to see today will be the heaviest it's the cold front and sharpest and strongest. it creates the heaviest downpours. yellows up around mendocino county but more will develop. starting to move down around the bay bridge, by the afternoon and into the evening hours, the heaviest rain is moving through the heart of the bay. the cold front and we'll have scattered drizzle before another impulse brings us widespread rain for tomorrow morning's commute. a little bit of window get evening activities on wednesday. we'll get quarter to half an inch of rain, it can be that to the north, half of that to the south. accu-weather seven-day forecast, highs in the 50s, friday and saturday and sunday with the rain turning to scattered showers

temperatures in lotto to mid-50s as we welcome spring on sunday. we may be dry on monday. have a great day. here is sue with an update. >> major accident in livermore right now. you can see the traffic is very slow, about 14, even down to 10 miles an hour. westbound 580 north greenville, big rig involved several lanes blocked. chp and emergency crews are there but find very slow traffic coming off the altamont. getting to san ramon, a small northbound 680 blocking the right lane. great way to get around all in this morning, no delays on any of the mass transits reported right now. bart is a good way if you are coming into san francisco. truckee-tahoe cam, traffic alert still in effect, it's snowing heavily and chains are required on 80 and 50 over the summit. we have a jack need big rig around the truckee scales. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights remain off. before you leave the house, if you would like more information go to www.abc7.com. get everything there is at bay area traffic. >> coming up. test results that had the tsa reexamining their body scanners. >> and n

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