. >> y tambiÉn vemos a la nieta de jenni rivera, es un vÍdeo modesto, hay que mencionarlo, pero con muchoivocado, pero no fue para tanto", es un vÍdeo que va a dar mucho de que hablar, ello lo compuso en colaboraciÓn con la compositora brand, ella sentÍa que tenía que hacerlo y es su manera de expresar tantas horas. >> es muy bonito ver a la familia que se uniÓ para ese vÍdeo. >> hubo una conversaciÓn penetre con su madre, lo demuestra la letra de la canciÓn. >> lo que no lo dijo, lo dice en la canciÓn. >> los dejamos con imÁgenes de "paloma blanca", hasta maÑana. >> gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta noche de jueves 13 de febrero,estas son las noticias: nieve, nieve, y mÁs nieve para la costa oeste, varias ciudades registran precipitaciones histÓricas, las redes sociales rompen con la censura oficial en venezuela, la ciudad de mÉxico se suma a las entidades que discuten leyes para legalizar la mariguana en el continente latinoamericano, y las cÁmaras de univisiÓn ingresan al centro de detenciÓn

. >> next, robertson flew to modesto, california, to conduct an experiment in doug mouser's car. he wanted to try to recreate the same skin pattern that was on genna's thigh. he placed a live model, the same height and weight as genna in the back of the vehicle over the rear seat belt buckle. it was a hatch back and one of the back seats was broken and was kept flat. the model remained in the same position for 15 minutes, the time it would have taken to drive from genna's house to the dump site. when the model was photographed, robertson and bosma discovered what caused the other mark on genna's leg. >> when he placed her in there, the -- there's carpet on the back of the seat because it lays flat. so he had a nice carpeted area. the carpet bead folds over as he pulls or pushes her over that particular area. and that carpet bead was what one of the indentations were on her leg. >> just to make sure, robertson put the model's pictures into his computer and compared them to the marks on genna's leg. it was a virtue match. interestingly, the ripped carpet in the back seat of doug's

i'll hunt him down. >> reporter: two other california tickets matched five of the numbers in modestolsa goon do. the retailer as we mentioned they get a cut, $1 million just for selling that lucky ticket. now, it's not likely that the winner would show up here. they would probably go to the nearest office to cash in, that would be in hayward. if they were to show up here i want to show you what the front door looks like. all the media, i mean like maybe 10, 12, they keep showing up. they would have a lot of friends out here if they did show up. >> i'd be headed to my financial planner's office first. new security measures expected to greet fans at oracle arena. >> and san jose's polina edmunds in the top 10. we'll tell you what other bay area -- what the bay area olympic darling has to say about the performance coming up. if janelle caught up with that bear. almond. a good that comes in 25 flavors. from whole natural to wasabi and soy sauce. good is a catalyst. good is a contagious and magical feeling. and once it gets going, there's no stopping what you can do. get your good going.

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know that there are two other tickets that matched all five of those numbers, one in el segundo and modestoh a million dollars. this is the second big jackpot or multi-million dollar winner here in silicon valley. just two months ago, remember, we had that mega millions winner who took home about $324 million. live in milpitas, cate caugiran, kpix 5. >> what's the first thing would you do if you won? here's what some of our facebook friends are saying. angelica what pass out from shock. might do that, too. john wrote first thing is get on my knees and thank a higher power and then buy my brother a house and new car. i don't know. i would buy champagne. but -- >> i would be on the phone with a realtor up at lake tahoe saying, something on the lake with a pier, beautiful view, i don't know. >> would you miss us? >> maybe a little. i'd watch you. i'd have this big satellite up there be watching you every day. >> yeah. >> he would forget our names. >> my producer says she would come to work every day. >> definitely be sleeping in. no getting around that. >> we would go back to bed. > all right.

two other tickets that did not quite match all of the numbers, those were sold in el segundo and modesto. since the announcement of the big winner in mill pea dis, i saw a couple of people come in and wish the winner well and wish they were the big winner. so far no big word on who this instant multimillionaire is. we may get more information on that coming up tomorrow if that winner steps forward. reporting live in mill pea dis, abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. here are the numbers, 1, 17, 35, 49, 54 and the poo you better -- and the powerball is 34. click on see it on tv. >>> abc news learned two men accused in the beating of stowe may plead guilty tomorrow. they face several charges including assault. it is a plea deal to avoid a lengthy trial. stowe suffered a serious head injury when he was attacked outside dodger stadium after the giants' season opener in 2011. he is now permanently disabled and his family is expected in court tomorrow. abc7 news will have complete coverage from the court. >>> and a shake up at the santa clara county rural metro ambulance company. two dozen employe

there were two other tickets that matched five of those numbers, 1 sold in el segundo another in in modesto. a lot of excitement and buzz out here. just waiting to see who that multimillionaire could be. >> interesting to see if him or her will come forward. maybe they are watching right now. >> i think everyone out here is wishing they were the one. >> definitely a lucky place to be. >>> this is the second big bay area jackpot in just two months. back in december a mega millions player hit it big at jenny's gift shop in san jose. $324 million. not too is shabby. that winner chose to remain anonymous. >> we have just learned two suspects accused of beating brian stowe into a coma. they are due in court tomorrow. l.a. times is saying they may own up to the brutal beating in the parking lot at dodgers stadium. stowe is permanently disabled. a cnn reporter caught up with him 8 months ago. >> this i got from some kid. >> that was from his daughter tabby. >> he can't remember. his now elderly parents were taking care of him after his insurance company decided it would no longer be able to pay fo

two other tickets that did not quite match all of the numbers, those were sold in el segundo and modesto. since the announcement of the big winner in mill pea dis, i saw a couple of people come in and wish the winner well and wish they were the big winner. so far no big word on who this instant multimillionaire is. we may get more information on that coming up tomorrow if that winner steps forward. reporting live in mill pea dis, abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. here are the numbers, 1, 17, 35, 49, 54 and the poo you better -- and the powerball is 34. click on see it on tv. >>> abc news learned two men accused in the beating of stowe may plead guilty tomorrow. they face several charges including assault. it is a plea deal to avoid a lengthy trial. stowe suffered a serious head injury when he was attacked outside dodger stadium after the giants' season opener in 2011. he is now permanently disabled and his family is expected in court tomorrow. abc7 news will have complete coverage from the court. >>> and a shake up at the santa clara county rural metro ambulance company. two dozen employe

one in modesto and those aren't the only winners. the owner of the gas station is looking at a $1 million payday just for selling the ticket. customers we talked to in total disbelief tonight. >> my coworker called me and said did you buy your ticket at the chevron? i'm like no. she said someone hit it there. >> crazy, could have been me. >> could have been me, too, but it was not. we should know the latest tomorrow morning if there were anymore winners. the other agencies still not back to the california lottery tonight to tell them whether there were other winners. we won't know for a while, but this could be a huge win for whoever walked through the door. people check your tickets tonight. >> man, no kidding. they got a big chunk of this, too, right? >> yeah, that's right, they will. they will get a fraction of it. so a lot of winners tonight. >> a fraction of $400 million, that's a big chunk. all right. >> that's a big chunk, i'd like a piece of that chunk. >> kristen ayers, thanks. in case you missed, here are tonight's winning

the other in modesto. those tickets matched five numbers, but they missed the the power ball number. >> the big story here in the bay area, san jose's polina edmunds skating this morning and not entirely out of metal or range. she placed seventh after her first-aid yesterday. competition stars any minute. she is the 17th skitter to take sides. her american team made gracie bolt came in fourth place, and ashley wagner 6. the defending champion of south korea won the short program. we will have more from kron4 mike pelton who is joining her fans at the rink where she trains. >> the u.s. women's hockey team is also going for the gold this morning. off the team takes on canada and the gold medal game at 9:00 a.m.. >> take a look at this. the u.s. is at the top of the medal count, but russia and the netherlands are above. >above for russia and the netherlands. >> safeway says that the rumors are true. the company is currently in talks with another company which wants to buy the chain. company officials are not

two other tickets that did not quite match all of the numbers, those were sold in el segundo and modesto. since the announcement of the big winner in mill pea dis, i saw a couple of people come in and wish the winner well and wish they were the big winner. so far no big word on who this instant multimillionaire is. we may get more information on that coming up tomorrow if that winner steps forward. reporting live in mill pea dis, abc7 news. >> thank you, sergio. here are the numbers, 1, 17, 35, 49, 54 and the poo you better -- and the powerball is 34. click on see it on tv. >>> abc news learned two men accused in the beating of stowe may plead guilty tomorrow. they face several charges including assault. it is a plea deal to avoid a lengthy trial. stowe suffered a serious head injury when he was attacked outside dodger stadium after the giants' season opener in 2011. he is now permanently disabled and his family is expected in court tomorrow. abc7 news will have complete coverage from the court. >>> and a shake up at the santa clara county rural metro ambulance company. two dozen employe

. >>> modesto woman who was near death from the flu has made a recovery. 51-year-old fernanda florin was rushed to the hospital three weeks ago and put on life supporthe next day. a doctor put her in a medically- induced coma and told her husband she had the h1n1 flu. he thought she would die in a few days. >> it was horrible. she had tubes coming out of her mouth. >> i almost didn't make it. that's why she gets the shot, because a lot of people didn't make it. >> she woke up from the coma after 14 days. she survived with the help of two blood transfusions. now she and her family are urging people to give blood for other potential victims. >>> futures markets are down slightly this morning after a big day on wall street. global stocks are mostly lower today with jitters about china's housing market and currency. jill wagner has your cbsmoneywatch report. >> reporter: today wall street will be watching for news on the housing market and consumer confidence. yesterday it was a huge day with stocks surging as investors remain optimistic about the economy. the s&p 500 finished just shy o

five numbers just missing the powerball number was in sold at stop save liquor #2 on coffee road in modesto. and the owner at that store was also very excited about the winning ticket. one other ticket was sold in our state that matchedfive numbers, missing only the powerball number. it was was sold at 7-eleven, which is located in el segundo in southern california. safeway says. the rumors are true. the company is currently in talks with another company. which wants to buy out the supermarket chain. company officials are not identifying who they are talking with. but it has been reported that the interested party. is a new york based company. which currently operates albertson's and lucky. one safeway employee says, there was a brief announcement of the potential sale yesterday at work..and it is now unclear what might happen to her job. and a company may acquire me. if a deal does go through. there could be changes ahead. but they would still be a long way off. there are more than 170 safeway stores in the bay area. at least 60 throughout the east bay. dozens in the south bay and north ba

any movement of the opposition a person forward today british journalist graham phillips live from modesto thanks very much indeed for your insolence well britain and germany's top diplomats as i was saying now supporting the new government now this is the spot in the mission from european powers that opposition protesters have failed to comply with the terms of the crisis deal brokered on friday now these are among the countries that have shown themselves more than willing to use their influence in the capital throughout the unrest smith reports now from london. we've seen slightly surreal things like polish deputies setting up tents on the my dad and making speeches distributing polish delicacies to the protesters we've seen the u.s. undersecretary of state victoria nuland distributing cookies we hear and we've also seen the lithuanian foreign minister handing out warm love to the protesters and these are also the physical manifestations of this seemingly unconditional support that western powers have offered to the protesters since the very beginning and in fact up until recently they'v

and the other in modesto. both tickets matched five numbers, but they missed the powerball number. >> google's super-fast internet network may be coming to a city near you. the company is exploring plans to expand its google fiber service to 34 additional cities.and the san jose metro is on that santa clara, mountain view, sunnyvale and palo alto would be included. to be up to 100 times faster than what you get with basic broadband. we don't know when that fiber will be in place.but talks are happening right now. align >> the company is currently in talks with another company. which wants to buy out the supermarket chain. company officials are not identifying who they are talking with. but it has been reported that the interested party. is a new york based company. which currently operates albertson's and lucky. one safeway employee says, there was a brief announcement of the potential sale yesterday at work..and it is now unclear what might happen to her if a deal does go through. there could be changes ahead

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the drought has also had an impact in the city of modesto, the county seat. >> from how often can weater our lawn, to how many loads of clothes should i economically do a week? someone needs to know what's going on or we're going to run out of water. is. >> reporter: for bill, this entire water crisis could have been avoided if this state had planned ahead. >> we're going to have to think about maybe you know building more reservoirs for when we do have the snow, we can capture the water and store it, rather than just let it go. >> reporter: that's one solution. but not a project that can happen in time to save this season's farming. melissa chan, al jazeera, stanislaus county, california. >> and new developments on the water in swrap. west virginia. many residents still refuse to drink that water, despite investigators giving the all-clear. robert ray joins us live from charleston on that. robert, why is the governor making the move and why now? >> reporter: john, good evening. public pressure, heavy public pressure over the past couple of weeks over the smell, the licorice smell of

he drove from livermore to modesto to buy this 1990 toyota pickup for $2,600. >> it shifted smoothly,uch of his odometer until his engine blue. >> the first thing that goes through your mind is i'm in the middle of a highway and my car is not rolling. >> reporter: a check of his car report shows that the odometer has been rolled back. his truck was one of 295,000 rolled back vehicles on the road in california last year. the most of any state. the study estimates more than 1 million cars with roll back odometers are in operation nationwide. >> it's really scary how quickly it can be done and how easily it can be done. >> in previous years we would get a few cases trickling in and now seems like the flood gates are open. >> reporter: commander tom wilson with the dmv says two recent cases involve more than 500 vehicles. >> we recovered over 50 odometers from the two cases. >> reporter: the dmv busted these three men for selling more than 200 cars with roll back odometers moving vehicles between the bay area and the central valley to try to cover their tracks. >> by the their own records

those numbers are in el sagundo and modesto. so two lucky numbers matched five out of six.still trying to calculate how much they get. but with $400 million jackpot, it'll be a nice check. >> just ballpark it. i won't hold you to the number. but is it tens of thousands or not that much? give me an idea. >> i think tens of thousands, absolutely. in california, we have a different set up than other states. so five of six winner, they get a lot of money when they -- when the jackpots are this high. so chances are, they will be in the million dollar range. don't hold me to that. but usually always get a really nice fat check. >> real money. >> absolutely. >> russ, thanks so much. russ lopez with the california lottery. thanks so much for cupping on. i appreciate it. >> absolutely. >> of course an exciting night for that individual who bought at least one winning ticket that we know of. which was purchased at dixon landing chevron in milpitas. we will have a live report coming up on abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. join us on that time for more on the big lottery drawing tonigh

the modesto attachment, whose members go out of their way to include him to celebrate his service as well as their doing this 95th birthday celebration. mr. speaker, please join me in honoring robert newton lowry on his unwaivering dedication and contributions to this great nation. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentlelady from illinois, ms. kelly, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. as we have served the final week of black history month, i'd like to recognize the divine nine historically black from a territories and sororities. for over 100 years, brothers and sisters of the divine nine have played an instrumental role in altering the course of american history and the divine nine have served as training grounds for some of our nation's best and brightest leaders. the divine nine organizations are alpha phi alpha fraternity, founded in 1906 at cornell university. their brotherhood includes the reverend dr. martin luther king jr., congressman emanuel cleaver, danny davis, al green, gregory meeks, charles rangel, david scott and bobby scott, amb

in accept, we told you about the modesto junior college student who decided to spend national constitutions of the document to his fellow students. well, the school made him stop because he was not in a designated area, and did not sign up in advance. now, the school has agreed to pay that student $50,000 and revise its rules governing free speech. >>> finally, in public life, lighting can make a big difference. that lesson came the hard way this week when a simple finger point by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, cast an unflattering shadow on angela merkel. she was there to get the medal of presidential distinction. one click of the shutter from another direction and everyone is talking about the picture's resemblance to a less popular leader. on twitter, if at any point you feel unlucky today, just remind yourself you're not angela merkel, unless you are angela merkel. and, oh, heil no. >>> conventional wisdom moves fast here in washington, and right now, when you ask most political pundits, hillary clinton as the democratic nominee in 2016 is winning the cw award. but what hap

when modesto junior college student robert van deanen was told he couldn't hand out copies of the constitutionought back. what happened? the college settled with him for $50,000 and has revised its free speech policy. good to have you, robert. what exactly happened? it looks like every time you're trying to do this, they were giving you a whole lot of trouble. >> yes. i am happy to be here, first. also, i went out and i was just thinking the best way i could celebrate constitution day was to pass out the u.s. constitution. had talked to my fellow campus coordinators and students for liberty, and we were out there, well, i was out there with another student who is not named, but we were talking, we were engaging in free speech activities with our fellow students, passing out the constitution. and then we were told that we were not allowed to without prior permission, which i found very odd. >> now, when they say without permission. what did they think you were doing? when you point out, these are copies of the constitution we're pointing out, did it calm them down or did they still find it anno

. >>> the drought has also had an impact in a city of modesto, the cou county seat? >> from how often can we water our lawn to how many loads of clothes should i economically do a week? someone needs to know what's going on or we are going to run out of water. >>> for bill, this entire water crisis could have been avoided if the state had planned ahead. >>> we are going to have to think about maybe, you know, building more reservoirs for when we have the snow, we can capture the water and store it rather than just let it go. >> one solution but not a project that can happen in time to save this season's farming. melissa chen, al jazeera. >> the drought forced john garamendi to sale a third of his cattle. i asked him what could be done to save the agricultural industry withere and why he is getting rid of his lifestock? >> there is no grass. the cost to feed is so high it doesn't keep the herds. >> will have a long term effect. it will take us a while to rebuild the firm to what is an appropriate number for the amount of land we have and for the normal grazing conditi

winning numbers: two other tickets matched all five of the numbers one in el segundo the other in modesto. ticket that don't have the powerball number but match the other five are worth $1 million. and to sweeten the deal for the owner of this gas station, they also get a piece of the powerball pie. they get to take home one million dollars, as well. so we're surrounded by all these millionaires here in the bay area. why aren't we one of them? >> good question. >> i guess buying a ticket in the bay area is not such a bad deal because someone just won a couple of months ago, too, right, cate? >> reporter: that's right. i feel like this is a lucky area in the past couple of months. we know a couple of months ago about in december there was another mega millions winner and they won at the jenny's gift shop in san jose and they took home $324 million. >> all right. >> not too bad. all right. cate caugiran in milpitas, thank you. >>> a beef recall from a sonoma county company has gone nationwide and it's not just hot pockets to check out now. it's also some pretty pricy steaks. in an exclusive

and the two tickets were sold in modesto. >>> safe way may soon be for sale.36 a share and they placed the value at more than $40 per share in the event of a take avenue and talks are underway, no deal has opinion reached and that may mean less competition and higher prices. >> you can collect gas points and they are saving on food and gas and those are ever day things you use. >> they chosed all of their stores and they have not found buyers and they are empty at this point. they were in talks to buy safe way and that firm serves as capital management which operates albert son's and shaws and they will combine stores, and and it will be there and and you are work -- focusing and the truck flipped over and bun way traffic control here. the driver managed to get out and they did send medics to the scene and this is causing a world of hurt coming into half- moon bay and upper sky line and you can imagine what that is together or sharp parked roads and i would not and they are clearing in san bruno, still there on the ramp to 101 and it is not causing a huge traf

northern california, in a farming and light industrial community in modesto, california, we have been running an accountable care organization for over two years. been very successful, and actually reduced the incidents of hospitalization of the population there that has participated in this program, and actually we've done just fine as a hospital provider, because we have been able to earn incentives, as you mentioned, through better health outcomes. think that is a model for the future, but i think we all ought to be realistic how long it will take. meanwhile there's some great innovations taking place among the providers. putting in place these advanced clinical systems to even capture the type of data we're capturing. just didn't even exist six or seven years ago. you mentioned government policy and incentives. the incentives for adopting these clinical systems has been very effective. in our own company's case in total we're spending a billion dollars in advanced clinical systems and the government incentives are making it possible for us to do that by offsetting half of that cos

there could be more winners, two tickets with five of the six numbers were sold in el segundo and modestout there in california. so this is the second big ticket winner sold in the bay area in two months. on december 17th a megamillions ticket sold for, in san jose for a record 648 million-dollars prize panned to think the california just got in the powerball game less than a year ago. jon? jon: somebody is smiling this morning. >> yeah. jon: arthel neville, thanks. >> sure. >> from california to milwaukee. the milwaukee brewers have a new top dog. jon: very nice. jenna: meet hank, the team's new unofficial spring training mascot, named after none other than than hank aaron of course. the scrappy little pooch wandered into their training camp in phoenix a few days ago and winning hearts. you can see why. a staff member took him to the vet for a shot and bath. he is making rounds, a little bit of a celebrity and hanging out with staff and players and coaches. you can follow hank now you can on twitter. you see the address we'll put up on the screen, hopefully for you. we were supposed to b

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she survived an assault sat her home in modesto by a group of tax protesters. that's threatening her life. she doesn't know if it's the same group. she insists it won't care her into dropping out of this -- scare her into dropping out of this race. >> i think i'm stubborn enough to say i just won't give in. i just won't do it. if i give in, who's the next person that's going to be threatened out of running for office. >> she says threats are not new to her. during the tax protests, someone put a fake bomb under her car and sent a bullet to her in the mail. >>> it is 8:18. california could face more flex alerts in the future. they issued a statewide alert yesterday due to a shortage of natural gas. the alert was prompted by freezing weather back east in and in canada. call iso which manages the power grid urged people to conserve on electricity and gas turning off lights and heaters and delaying the use of large appliances. >>> time now 8:18. hey, sal, everybody behaving for you. >>> well, sort of, yeah. i think that this morning's commute looks pretty good, esp

the drought has also impacted the city of modesto. >> from watering or lawn to how many loads of clothes can i economically do a week. someone needs to know what's going on or we're going to run out of water. >> for bill, this entire water crisis could have been avoided if the state had planned ahead. >> we're going to have to think about maybe, you know, building more reservoirs for when we do have the snow, we can capture the water and store it, rather than just let it go. >> that's one solution, but not a project that can happen in time to save this season's farming. melissa chan, aljazeera, california. >> the federal government has already promised $20 million in aid for farmers and rampers hardest hit by the drought. >> let's talk about sports. it has a way of bringing us all together. ross shimabuku joins us now. >> somali refugees have it rough by the time they arrive in europe. a small community is trying to demonstrate that skin color doesn't matter. they want everybody to live and play together. they're playing ice hockey, which could lead somalia all the way to the winter olym

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