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. >>> the mysterious millionaire who purchased a $24.1 million lotto ticket in new york city has beenound. the individual claimed the prize yesterday just two days before the winning ticket was set to expire. the winner said the news coverage about the ticket prompted him to search his home where it was located among other older tickets. that is one lucky guy. that's the news update this hour. back downtown to "squawk alley." sarah, can you imagine if it expired and you found it? >> no, but i can imagine losing something. i sort of understand. >> he is a lucky guy. >> glad he found the winning ticket. >> let's get to sema modi. >> a mixed session in europe. what's notable are the gains in the uk stock market. the ftse erasing yesterday's loss following the bombing in manchester. the european off its low for the day shaking off the concerns about moody down grading china's credit rating for the first time in 20 years. let's talk financials. deutsche bank is near lows. democrats on the u.s. house financial committee have written a letter to ceo john ckreon seeking whether president trum

. >> staying in the united states is like hitting the lotto. >> if he wins, the mexican lightweight cancard, he crossed the border illegally with his mom when he was 16 years old. >> in mexico, it was hard, we had nothing. >> did you feel like you had enough? did you have food? >> sometimes i had no food, nothing. i didn't know nothing. >> you're getting emotional thinking about where you come from. who are you fighting for in this fight? >> fighting for my kids. >> all three of his children were born here. he hopes to stay with them and his wife on what's called an eb-1 green card, granted only to working people who show extraordinary ability in their field, like getting a pulitzer, oscar or olympic medal. that's why tonight's fight could be just what he needs. >> it's one night and everything is on the line. u.s. immigration has to say we're better with ray brel tran. >> reporter: tonight he's fighting for his future in a country he calls home. >> what is it you love most about this country? >> i love there's a lot of opportunity. whatever you want, you can make it here. >> reporter:

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lemonis: did you win the lotto or something?erenisse: no, i'm trying to support him, you know, until the business can take off. lemonis: okay. erenisse: i think he needs you. i think he needs your expertise. if he hears it from you, maybe he'll take it. lemonis: he doesn't listen to you? erenisse: not all the time. not quite. lemonis: tonnie doesn't listen to his wife, who's invested a ton of money. he doesn't listen to his sister, who works there virtually for free. how do i know he's gonna listen to me? so, cupcake tastes great, but the fact that you don't know what it costs to make it is disturbing, 'cause you don't really know if you're making money here or not. what does it cost you to open up the place every day? tonnie: the rent would be $100 a day. lemonis: all the employees -- how much do they cost a day? tonnie: average day is $180. -lemonis: how about electricity? -tonnie: $75 a day. lemonis: how about insurance? how about maintenance? how about office supplies? how about the phone? you're already well over $350. with

and the winning numbers from last night's $41 million super lotto plus drawing. 7, 8, 15, 34, 45, thet drawing either. wednesday's jackpot goes up to $42 million. happening today, thousands of people are expected in the mission district to enjoy the san francisco tradition. the 39th annual carnivale parade starts at 9:30 this morning on harrison street. it's all part of the culture of latin america and the caribbean coming together on mission street. very tasty food, music, arts and crafts and dance for everyone to enjoy. this is happening on mission street. organizers say that it's the largest multicultural festival on the west coast. >>> 6:56 is the time. a final weather check with lisa argen. how will the weather be for those folks headed out there today? >> it will be cool and gray. warming up toward the afternoon. we have the parade today at carnivale. 64 half moon bay. gray skies. looking at upper 70s inland today. >>> lisa, thank you. thanks to you for joining us on abc 7 mornings. for carolyn tyler, i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. >>> we have a special lineup. "good mor

. >>> and the winning numbers from last night's $35 million super lotto plus drawing. 16, 24 it, 31,nobody picked all six in thatting either. wednesday's jackpot goes up to $36 million. >>> happening today, you would expect heavy traffic in san francisco's so ma district all day as at annual how weird street fair gets under way. there are several street closures in effect near howard and second. the event encourages peace and showcases music art and creativity. this is the 1th annual event which celebrates the 25th anniversary of the summer of love. the fair runs from noon till 8:00 tonight. 6:57 the time. a final checking with lisa argen. >> a high surf advisory today. if you're headed to the coast keep that mind till about 2:00 this afternoon. the current wave heights increase from sonoma down to monterrey. temperatures near average on the peninsula at 71 degrees for you today. palo alto, 72, fremont upper 70s in the north bay. a little warmer up towards santa rosa. the accuweather 11-day forecast, mid-70s around the bay both monday and tuesday. tuesday inland could be toasty. but

winning numbers from last night's million dollar super lotto plus drawing. 13, 16, 18, 27, 32, the mega picked all six in that one either, so wednesday's jackpot goes up to $38 million. >>> happening today -- you can celebrate mother's day at the san francisco zoo. moms who go to the zoo with their kids will get free admission all day today. several animals are new mothers this year, including flamingos, giraffes and anteaters. the zoo says the moms have been taking great care of their offspring. animal births at the zoo are important to the conservation of their species. the zoo opens at 10:00 this morning. >>> a final weather check. of course, the zoo just one of many things people can go out and do today. >> nothing cuter than little animal pictures. >> i have 1 out of my 3 home for mother's day. >> hopefully you have some clouds waiting for you whether you get there. >> hopefully i do. >>> highs today will be on the cool side once again. might be an isolated shower in lake county, the santa cruz mountains. otherwise, we are doing it all again tomorrow. then tuesday. the coolest day

take a lotto concerted effort attention to get us back in the right track. tom: ben bernanke, thank you so much. "the courage to act," i did not ask him how many rate increases we would see. right now we are going to go to new york city, and my good colleague david gura, he's at our bloomberg breakaway summit, for a conversation with the secretary of commerce. david: thank you very much. i'm at the breakaway summit in new york. i'm with the 39th secretary of commerce, wilbur ross. great to see you. i want to begin with some biography if i could. a lot of people wonder why after a long and storied career in business, you decided to take on this job. i know you've known the president for a long while. i'm sure there is some patriotism at play here. what did you think that you could change? sec. ross: there's a lot to do. first of all, the department has 47,000 employees. so just getting your arms around that, which involves everything from the census bureau to the patent office to the national weather service, to know -- to a million other things, activities i

it was limited to new york lotto the case was brought under. a broadernever been supreme court pronouncement on where the constitution draws the line between privacy and press freedom. it could have been important if appeal to the supreme court. this question of the privacy and press freedom is one we must all assume in our age of surveillance and voyeurism. these legal battles are uniquely american. while european law text free expression, it also has strong protections for dignity that the u.s. does not. i think american law tends to downplay the harms of media invasions of privacy, of traditional stances that people should develop escape. it rose alongside the developments of modern free-speech law and the growth of power media companies. with resources to be back privacy claims. one obstacle we may all faces gauging how ordinary citizens felt about privacy. there has constantly been opinion polls tracking the public's attitude in invasions toward privacy. they are relatively few other sources. there is also this paradox to grapple with. how

. >> no, that is a lotto ticket no police chief would want to win. >> sheriff mcdonnell, i get the impression that's not someplace you want to be either. >> that's correct. >> i also wanted to ask something that has constantly come up over the last eight years, and that is the emphasis on people in federal prison for simple possession and the public was given the impression that we had lots of folks in federal prison for simple possession. my experience was, if there was nothing but simple possession, the feds went back to the state for prosecution. about the only time we saw the feds take a simple possession was when somebody took a plea agreement to testify, and in return they would only pursue the possession. for those who say drug crimes are victimless crimes, i would just like to finish by hearing each of your opinions on whether or not simple drug offenses are victimless crimes. sheriff mcdonnell. >> i look at simple possession cases in the state of california , not just once7 but every time you are caught, and it does not matter the type of drug. we are probably in a different place th

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. >> prehistoric find incredible for his ill scientists say is so rare as rare as a winning lotto ticketback, 45 minutes away from the opening bell for a moon, markets looking higher here dow industrials expect to open up 45 points take a look at names on the move this morning, target among big names to watch in retailer, it is set to report first quarter earnings this wednesday, analysts are expecting earnings 912 cents a share, about at target stock down better than 20 -- 22%, this year we are also watching walmart the big kahuna of sector investors hope will help turn around downward trend or retail on thursday analysts expecting earnings 96 cents a share at walmart up better than 15%, over the last year, there is a new name leading the list of china's richest people cheryl casone with details. cheryl: , maria alibaba group chairman jack ma overtaking the chairman of wanda group wealthiest man in china according to estimates ma's fortunate 39' oi billion dollars. >> ma's powdery by increase alibaba share price e-commerce company profit continues to grow premarket up almost a percent.

be curious -- you know, i almost would want a do over because that last season where they won the lottot that season and go back. because that was a >> i thought it was interesting so many of them are on board. these reboots are popular. a lot of us don't want a good thing to end. >> it has to be well done. >> they did a great job with "gilmore girls" and "fuller house" so we'll see. >>> it's may 1 and in honor of may 1 we're going to play a game of famous firsts and you folks can play along at home. dylan and sheinelle? you buzz in with your foam finger. in the first episode of "friends," which character made a grand entrance in a wedding dress. >> is that your buzz? >> rachel. >> yes. jennifer aniston's character rachel. okay. very nice. okay, here's the first frame from a classic movie. what's the movie? shermer high school. okay? >> that wasn't a confidence because. >> is that "ferris off"? >> no, but you're close. want to try. >> i have no idea. >> "breakfast club." next, a little social question. who was the first person to reach one million followers on twitter? katy perry, ashto

the last season where they won the lotto, i think they lost their way.was a great show. >> yeah. >> i thought it was great that so many of them were onboard. and the reboots are popular. we don't like things to end. >> it has to be well-done. >> they did a great job with "gilmore girls." and "fuller house." >> we'll see. >>> it's may 1st. in honor of may 1st, we're going to play a game of famous firsts. and you can play along at home. >> i keep clicking mine by accident. >> you dbuzz in with your foam finger. in the first episode of "friends" which character made a grand entrance in a wedding dress. >> rachel. >> jennifer aniston's character, rachel. >> very nice. >> okay, here's the first frame from a classic movie. what's the movie? shurmur high school. >> buzz? >> that wasn't a confident buzz. >> is that "ferris bueller's day off?" >> no. close. want to try? "breakfast club." who was the first person to reach 1 million followers on twitter? katy perry, ashton kutcher or taylor swift? >> katy perry. >> wrong. ashton kutcher. >> really? >> i don't know

. >> that's a lotto ticket no police chief would like to win. >> well, sheriff mcdonald, i get the impression that's not some place you wanted to be either, right? >> that's correct. >> okay. well, i also wanted to ask you about something that constantly has come up over the last eight years. this emphasis on people in federal prison for simple possession and the public was given the impression that we had lot of folks in federal prison for simple possession and my experience was that if it was nothing, but simple possession the feds left that to the state for prosecution, about the only time we hardly ever saw the feds take a simple position was when someone would agree to a plea agreement to testify and in return they would only pursue the possession. for those who say that drug crimes are victimless crimes, i would just like to finish by hearing each of your opinions on whether or not simple drug offenses are victimless crimes? sheriff mcdonald? >> i look at simple possession cases in the state of california based on prop 47 are now a citation, not just once, but every time you're caught a