as a business owner, i go to westerville and i say, hey, i'm moving to new albany, what can you do for me? and i'll create 10 new jobs on my staff. how much can you give me? westerville makes me an offer, i go to new albany and ask them the same question. what happens, of course, is that westerville loses revenue, new albany gives it away. it seems to me that the taxpayers in central columbus lose money. as a taxpayer, i resent that because somebody has to make up the lost tax revenues. yes, we do, but we don't create any new net job. >> got you. >> my question is what can be done to eliminate this? >> okay. mark, you want to start? i'll follow-up on it. >> yeah, first of all, there were some new net jobs on bob evans. >> they would have been created in columbus if he stayed. >> yeahment we're focused on this. we do -- we want them to stay in ohio. we're focused on them staying in ohio. when we saw the threat of texas,ing we had to move, and, in fact, we put together packages, actually our pack package to stay in columbus is larger than the package to move to new albany from a state pe

huckabee >>catherine: >>this just in to the kron 4 news room albany police found a policmissing teenager. ammunition, and a gun were also missing. this is the albany school district they got word that the boy was missing. perhaps had a gun. a lockdown. there is the picture 16 year-old. concerns that he could show up to the school with that gun. however, he is in custody and looking for the gun. the bottom line is that he has been in found, safe. and his family has been notified. stay with us will be back after this break. (announcer) roundup extended control is no ordinary weed killer. because it does two jobs... at the same time. one: it kills the weeds you have - right down to the root. two: it forms a barrier, that prevents new weeds from growing for up to four months. roundup extended control - kills and prevents. >> kimberlee: in tech news, the ipad and the white iphone. according to the settlement, the device is poor quality photographs. and this white makes the proximity sensor less effective. and with the light reflected around the environment, impacting the quality of the photos

in albany, trees the kron 4 news. >>pam: parents and others in the elementary school community have to be wondering what is next. this after two women are accused of embezzling $50,000 from the school's parent teacher organization. 48 year-old a former ptl treasurer and 40 year-old former president of the nassau, face felony charges in connection with the alleged theft. police say they spent the money and clothes, restaurants, i tunes and vacation's over a two-year period. outside school this afternoon, parents expressed their rage. >> we worked so hard to make this a good school and have members of the school itself take money from the children is horrendous. >> it's sad when the take advantage of our kids and stuff that we could have for the kids is being taken away because someone's taking the money. it's sad. >> it's unfortunate that these adults have to take the money from the children here. use it for their own purposes. it's devastating. >>pam: the two women reportedly told police, the bank records had burned u

new jobs but nowhere near silicon valley. >> reporter: this group announced that it is expanding to albany, new york. they say that new york's incentives including a $1.5 million grant sealed the deal. >> that was the tipping point for us. with the incentive it made it imperative. it was nothing we could not refused. >> the problem is high cost of living. >> it has come up very sharply. it is actually more along the lines of how much extra money can we get. >> reporter: they announced an expansion of 500 jobs in oregon and power is adding 500 jobs in austin, texas. silicon valley is growing. the region added the second highest number of jobs in california last year, more than 14,000 behind san diego. sacramento lost the most jobs. stay right with the silicon valley leadership group says the hiring outlook is positive but he worries that more companies are being enticed to expand elsewhere. >> we know of several companies with the difference between incentives between the states and the low cost of living in the states means the company can hire instead of three people, for people. >> reporter: the gr

new at 6:00, ktvu's maureen naylor is live in san jose where he says the silican valley may be a problem. >> reporter: fremont based group labs says it's expanding to albany, new york. they say new yorks incentives including a $1.5 million grant sealed the deal. >> i would say the tipping point for us, was the incentives, just made it imperative that it was just an offer we could not refuse. >> the blooms is kind of off the rose for silican valley. >> reporter: tech specialist rob enderle says that solar power announced an extension of 400 jobs in texas. still the jobs in silican valley are growing. more than 14,000 behind san diego which gained 16,000. sacramento lost the most jobs 14,500. steve wright was the silican valley leader group says that more companies are being entized to expand elsewhere. >> we know several companies where the difference between the incentives from these states and the low cost of living in those states means the company can hire instead of three people, four people. >> reporter: and the main agenda is to get governor brown to appoint a government cabinet position to keep california competitive. maureen naylor, ktvu news. >>>

it may be disappointing news, but one ticket, the $319 million jackpot and it was sold at a tiny variety store in albany, new york. the jackpot, the fifth largest in megamillions history and the winner has yet to come forward. >> it's great that somebody that comes into this, and hopefully it's a regular customer and maybe a grown up of people from, you know, an office around here. that could be nice, too. >> if the winner chose the cash option, he or she will receive a one time lump sum payment of $203 million. the store owner gets $10,000 for selling the ticket. >> okay, check your tickets anyway because you may have another winning combination. five californians have won nearly $100,000. here are the winning numbers, 22, 24, 31, 52, and 54. the meganumber is 4. >> californians had won some money, checking your ticket, lawrence? >> you bet i am. hey focus, looks like tonight things are winding down. finally rain wise, even i'm looking forward to sunshine, but today, an interesting day out there. some scattered showers continuing on and off throughout the day. not a whole lot. high deaf doppler, those

the winning ticket was sold at a convenience store in albany, new york but so far no one has come forward is the first day the lottery office has been open since the drawing. if the winner takes the prize in a lump sum they get $202 million after taxes and i'm read online that in albany, new york, they think it was about 7 or 8 i.t. workers of the state government. >> so that lakefront property guess it has to wait a little longer. bummer. >>> 5:27 on your monday. coming up, hand-held and 3-d. the groundbreaking new videogames and why they come with a warning. >>> today in the barry bonds perjury trial, potentially sensational testimony from his ex-girlfriend. that's coming up. ,, i love america, i love my pet bald eagle brock, my bison sara, i love my pick-up with the custom constitution paint job... i celebrate jury duty... i love america so much, i'm making an all american jack combo two jumbo patties, with melting cheese, lettuce, tomato and pickles, plus fries and a drink for only $4.99. i've celebrated every american tradition...except one... spring break cancun yo!!!!!!!! when your

news for many was worse than our weather forecast, florence. the single winning ticket for the $319 million megamillions jackpot was sold at a tiny variety store in albanyd. >> it's great that somebody comes into this and hopefully it's a regular customer and maybe even a group of people from you know, an office around here. that's nice if it could be shared. >> if the winner chooses the cash option, she will receive a payment of $203 million. the store owner gets 10,000 for selling the ticket. check wait. check your tickets anyway. because five californians have nearly a ticket. 52 and 54 st. i think my lottery did better than my bracket. that's it for eyewitness news at 11:00. thanks for watching. we'll see you here again tomorrow night at 5:30. good night. >> good night. >>> your donations can help the thousands. >> to find out more, visit redcross.org. ,, ,,,,

>> in news out of new york, a winning ticket was sold in the massive mega millions lottery drawing last night. 22-24-34-52-54, and 4. lotteries say the winning ticket was sold in albany, new york. $390million, the largest single ticket prize in mega millions drawing. the winner will have to wait a few days to collect. lottery offices are closed on the weekends. >>> on to a different kind of game, last night's nba action in oakland, warriors got off to an amazing start and never looked back. golden state scored 84 points in just the first half, only 4 points shy of the team's all- time record. the warriors led by nearly 50 points in the fourth quarter. the team cruised to an easy 138- 100 win over the struggling raptors. >>> local college basketball, santa clara has advanced to the finals of the college insider tournament. >>> in the ncaa yesterday, kentucky upset ohio state 62-60 to advance to the eastern regional finals on sunday. the buckeyes were the tournament's overall number 1 seed. also advancing, bcu, north carolina, and kansas. >>> and today here on cbs 5, another full day of college hoops. at 10:00 this morning, division 2 national championship game between

the winning ticket was purchased at colson news central in albany, new york. i happen know that place. >> you do? >> i do. i used to work up in albany. the winning digits, 22, 24 -- check your numbers there. 22, 24, 21, 54, 51. the mega ball number was 4. didn't make it? >> no. >> you'll be back tomorrow. >> i haven't been to albany recently. ron claiborne, thank you. >>> let's check the weather now. we have a special guest today. steve pool from our seattle affiliate, komo. >> we love seattle. >> we do. >> good morning, steve. >> good morning, everybody. let's take a look and begin with the story of snowfall up in the sierras. incredible amounts of snow there over the past part of this season. we've had up to, get this, 59 feet of snowfall in the sierras. and as a result of that, you can imagine, that's causing some problems. now, we have some additional systems approaching the coast. as that happens, we're going to see more and more of that snow. and, oh, by the way, we're watching for severe weather across the deep south, areas in arkansas to georgia, could

new york. someone or some group is $319 million richer, winning mega millions ticket was bought in albany, new there are reports that a group of seven state workers bought it, but no official word until monday. >>> from chicago, oprah has set the date. her final oprah show will end on may 25th. oprah is hard at work planning the final episode but gave no hints on who would be on the final show. >>> george lopez is apologizing to kirstie alley after what he said on her moves to "dancing with the stars." lopez compared her to a dancing pig after the dance that put her near the top of the leaderboard on the program. after days of tweeting back and forth, lopez apologized to her. tonight, she has accepted his apology. i thought she looked pretty darn good. >>> when we come back, we'll take you to a concert that will most definitely give you the chills. ♪ , new fixodent plus scope ingredients. ♪ , and provides your dentures with the freshness of scope. new fixodent cleanser plus scope ingredients. if you skip this latte and opt for the smaller low-fat one, you'll cut about 12 grams of fat. then tak

one winning ticket sold from albany new york at a convenience store. no one came out to claim the prize but seven i.t. workers are claiming to have bought the ticket. each will get $20 million after taxes. >> i will take it. >>> that is it for the cbs 5 eyewitness news at noon. >> have a great afternoon. and we will see you again tomorrow at 4:30. and news again today at 5:00. enjoy. ,,,,

. >> reporter: more churches are joining in like the unitarian church in albany, new york, which sponsored its first healing circle ceremony for veterans like michael. >> i've lost more friends to suicides than i did in combat. >> reporter: for too many veterans, coming home doesn't end with kisses and hugs. now there's an increasing awareness and some say an urgent need for america and americans to step up and share the pain of our returning veterans, and help them reclaim their lives. for "religion and ethics newsweekly," i'm lucky severson, reporting. >>> finally, on our calendar for eastern orr dock christians sunday is known ashe sunday of or docky, e celebration of a church ruling that restored the use of icons in the liturgy. thursday is st. patrick's day, come member rating the popular 5th cent tray patron st. of ireland. and as we noted earlier, eastern and western christians are observing the lenten period of reflection and repentance. many western christians began lent with the special ash wednesday service where they received ashes on their foreheads or the top of their heads a

an albany, new york store sold that winning particular for friday night's drawing. the seven lucky winners work at a new york state housing agency and together them divide the $319 million prize which means after taxes each person is expected to take home about $29 million. >>> well, some baby pandas in china are starting kindergarten. officials at the giant panda research facility in southwest china say the baby pandas are certain to live away from their mothers and have moved into panda kindergarten. veterinarians say this will help them increase their skills. lately two twins have been entertaining crowds with wrestling. >>> back to the developing news out of marin county. crews are on the scene of a big rig crash in tiburon. the truck lost its brakes while traveling on san rafael avenue near tiburon boulevard and went careening down the hill. it flipped on the sides almost before entering the waters of san francisco bay. this all happened within the last hour. no word on any injuries. but as we said, we are sending chopper 5 that way and will bring you any updat

the winning ticket was bought in albany, new york. two matched for $250,000 each. by the way friday's winning numbers are. >>> joe fonzi is here with sports. hooping and hollering going on over in the sports department. the night continues. >> every team is good at this final point. that's what they were trying to prevent today against 8th seeded butler. gators took the 11 point lead. parsons dishes. but they got in foul thereby when mack drove for two of his 27 points. the game was tied at 57 with three minutes to go. went to overtime tied at 60. in overtime walker hits the three. and it is florida by a point. [ applause ] >> the bulldogs come right back down to the next possession and match that earth -- effort. mack with a three of his own and butler is back in front by two. it came down to this, the gators needed three to tie. kenny cranks one off the front rim. the bulldogs screw the ball out and the small school from indianapolis can celebrate another win in its win over florida. >>> today's other game just wrapped up. yukon moves on and into the final four a

it was purchased in albany, new york. that person has not yet come forward. they matched five numbers winning a quarter of a million dollars apiece. if you have a chick -- ticket check your numbers. >>> national football player alexander returned to the bay area today to help raise money for his foundation. albany bowl was the scene of the fundraiser for the asis foundation. it touches the lives of as many as 1,000 young people with youth camp and back to school supplies. >> we support the low income students and student these to give back as much as possible to different programs we provide throughout the year. >> alexander says even though he still lives in the washington, d.c. area and plays for the redskins, his heart is in oakland where he grew up playing football for st. mary's high school and uc berkeley before turning pro. >>> coming up, the sharks continue their tuneup for the playoffs as they take on the coyotes. and two of the final four teams are set as two amazing games go down to the final moments. sports wrap is up next. [ music ] [ music ] >>>

. >>> a fremont semi-conductor company is moving to albany, new york. group 4 labs is taking 50 high- tech jobs with it. the company also recently announced plans to manufacture and test plant in syracuse. >>> the scientific breakthrough that's happening at a lab here in the bay area. that's tonight's special report. >>> plus -- >> students get less time in curriculum and you will see how it snowballs. >> why a bay area lawmaker says the federal government may not be there to bail out those people. >>> a new study out of ucla found that in the past two years, 74% of high schools had increased class sizes, 49% had shortened school years and 63% did not have enough calculators or math tools. the researchers said schools in low-income areas were unable too raise as much money in other areas like fund-raisers. >>> george miller is top democrat on the top committee. >> we start to cut assistance, the class sizes get larger, they lay off the teachers, the students get less time in curriculum and you can start to see hoey it snowballs. >> california schools se

host: new albany, ohio. good morning. caller: i have to take issue with people calling president obama names. that is very disrespectful. i never did that with president bush. also, the fact that you are from the top 1%, and you have no idea what i am going through, or anyone in my position. for you to try to take away the health-care bill -- i have a precondition. my son is under 26 years old, but he is over 18. he will go into the health-care bill and mess with that, and it will effect me. if every time i hear republicans, it is always about win, win, win. i wish you would get together, and look at us as people, not numbers. it is always about winning and looking at 2012. today is what is going on right now in my life, and for a lot of other people. host: steve forbes? guest: in terms of people, we have gone through hard times in the media business. we have had to tighten our belts. we see it all around. nobody is safe in terms of the economy. if there have been drastic upheavals. in terms of president obama, i have nev

host: new albany, ohio. good morning.aller: i have to take issue with people calling president obama names. that is very disrespectful. i never did that with president bush. also, the fact that you are from the top 1%, and you have no idea what i am going through, or anyone in my position. for you to try to take away the health-care bill -- i have a precondition. my son is under 26 years old, but he is over 18. he will go into the health-care bill and mess with that, and it will effect me. if every time i hear republicans, it is always about win, win, win. i wish you would get together, and look at us as people, not numbers. it is always about winning and looking at 2012. today is what is going on right now in my life, and for a lot of other people. host: steve forbes? guest: in terms of people, we have gone through hard times in the media business. we have had to tighten our belts. we see it all around. nobody is safe in terms of the economy. if there have been drastic upheavals. in terms of president obama, i have never

it comes from albany, new york. but don't throw away your tickets yet. five california tickets had all the numbers except the mega, and those are worth more than $2 every,000. >>> >>> right now tourists and residents all converge on bridgeway and some say all that traffic makes it difficult for people to feel safe. so now the city is proposed a $30 million plan to widen bridgeway. it would start by widening the seaside walkway on princess street. >>> runners and joggers will lace up their running shoes tomorrow morning and as expected to tie up traffic around the city. if you're driving in the area, you can expect to see a lot of detours since and street closures. the most concentrated areas of the race around 12th street, 19th and the rockridge bart station. expect roadblocks at several junctions from 4 a.m. until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. here is a look at the full marathon route. runers will be starting at lake merritt and before going north towards rockridge, east towards oakland hills and south on highway 13. then become towards international bouleva

. >> a winning ticket was sold in a convenience store in albany, new york.eports a group of seven state workers bought the lucky ticket and will take a lump sum payout. each winner will get $20 million after ta

california including me won the big money but there was one winning ticket sold at a variety store in albany, new is a gazill n gazillionaire. tuesday's jackpot resets to $12 million. a new production from the creators of cirque du soleil has hit the area. as abc 7 entertainment reporter don sanchez explains, it redefines a circus. >> we've been enthralled by their flashy staging, glittery costumes and athletic ability since cirque du soleil first visited san francisco in 1988. it is about a little girl creating an imaginary world. it's a show created in 1996. now revisited. out of the big top and in arenas like h.p. pavilion and next month at the palace. it embodies the uniqueness with a cirque show. >> more about the emotion that's happening. not just about having technical skills that, of course, we need for our performance but it's about being a character and being able to perform on stage. from the cirque du soleil headquarters, we do all kinds of crazy stuff. learn how to do their make-up. for us, it's a bit different but the same show. >> olga knew at an early age she wanted to be in the c

there was one winning ticket sold at a variety store in albany, new york. lucky person!ly $12 million. measly. what's the point of playing? a new production from those creative folks at cirque du soleil has hit the bay area. it opened thursday night at h.p. pavilion in san jose. as arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez explains, it redefines the circus. >> we've been enthralled by their flashy staging, glittering costumes and athletic ability since cirque du soleil first visited san francisco in 1988. it is about a little girl creating an imaginary world. it's a show created in 1996, now revisited. out of the big top and in arenas like h.p. pavilion and next month at the palace, it embodies the uniqueness of the cirque show. >> more about the emotion of what's happening. not just about having technical skills which, of course, we need from our performance but about being a character and being able to perform on stage so our cirque du soleil headquarters we do all kinds of crazy stuff. learn how to do our make-up. >> and huge for us, but it's the same show. >> olga

>>> y para nuestro final de impacto, con los pelos de punta y nervioos están los residentes de albany en new

she joins us from albany. good news, traci. there's concern for the missing teenager. what's the latest? >> reporter: look at this flyer that albany police have been distributing. this is the 16-year-old boy they're looking for and the fact that he could possibly have been walking around today with a gun has ramped up this investigation. it's the reason why this school and others shut down the whole operation today. >> the vice principal is like, you guys, you can't get your lunch or anything because we're on lockdown. he wouldn't like open the gate. he said, just go back to your class. >> reporter: they were final lal loued to move around freely in afternoon after two hours in lockdown mode. they say it was the same situation at albany high school a few blocks away. >> the principal went over the intercom and said code red, lock the classroom doors and stay inside. so our p.e. teacher screamed at us to go in the corner and stay there. >> reporter: this prompted the entire school district to implement it'll emergency lockdown procedure. they're serving for 16-year-old j

there are reports that seven coworkers in albany, new york, split that prize. >> we were so close. >>- >> and you sort of said you wouldn't do it. >> i was just playing. >>> finally in this half hour, one thing no one wants to hear when you go to the zoo and that's to be on the lookout for a missing -- >> i can't look at this. >> -- poisonous snake. >> i don't want to see the video again. this is the case at the bronx zoo where a dangerous snake is on the loose. aaron katersky has more. i'm not watching. >> reporter: a bright, early spring day brought families here to the bronx zoo but in the dark corners, out of sight, the hunt is on for a snake. a venomous egyptian cobra that slithered out of its enclosure. >> all snakes are natural born houdinis. they're escape artists. they don't like to be on display. >> reporter: the egyptian cobra is hardly at home in the bronx. it's most commonly found in north africa and it can be deadly. >> egyptian cobras, i don't want to sound alarming, but that whole family kills about 50,000 people a year. >> reporter: legend says cleopatra used an egypt

we know that the winning ticket was sold in albany new york reportedly to a group of office officers. another $120 million. as you said this latest one for 319 million bucks. it is an unheard of lottery winning streak. a stroke of good luck. and the people of albany hoping they're next. >> i seen there was a winner here. i wanted to come in and see if i had a shot of winning. >> reporter: jut one winning ticket was picked. a quick pick sold at cowlson's variety store. this is the third time in six weeks. one company claimed a $48 million powerball jackpot. another $120 million power ball prize. >> it happen again. >> reporter: this store has a history of selling, one selling $3 million ticket and up to 90 grand. they say geography has nothing to do with your chances. word around town that seven i.t. for the state of new york will claim this gargantuan prize. >> i've worked with them for years. they're good working americans. i don't know until i go in monday morning until i go into work and these folks don't show up. >> reporter: we all know about lottery jackpots that have led to dow

host: albany, new york. my first comment about the defense, i am a republican and i'm actually not very satisfied with how the republicans are handling defense. i think we are overstretched and is causing a lot of issues with our deficit. furthermore, i'm curious how well you think the government is going to handle the layoffs from the gao report with all of the redundancies, and with the private sector in rough economic times, it takes a lot for companies to lay off individuals. unafraid that when it comes to cutting these programs, congress is going to give us all this information about how horrible it is going to be and how many jobs are going to be lost. i wondered what you think. will congress be able to make these layoffs? guest: a couple of things have to happen first. the first, congress or the administration will have to decide what programs they want, are there other programs that can be consolidated, and deciding exactly what we want to achieve. in terms of the potential job losses, of which are p

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they came forward today, seven residents, coworkers in albany, new york, claiming their prize and tellingheir story. coming forward to claim the $319 million prize, the word was out. the tin -- the winning ticket was sold in abe aye, new york. >> they are regular customers. they've won a lot of money. >> i can't wait too see who it is. >> reporter: or who they are. thursday morning. the group came forward, a group of seven coworkers who usually play the lottery. >> for about three or four years now we've been doing -- every time the jackpot gets above -- >> obviously we are having problems with the feed there with that report. but we can also let you know according to some reports a coworker to one of the winners, there's -- is claiming a huge mistake. the word is he did not pitch in this time. if he had, he would have won $16 million. the winners say they are always diligent keeping track about who participates and who doesn't. >> that person will be very easy to pick out. >> very, very sad face. >>> well, thed about's perjury trial started a few minutes ago. we'll bring you the latest f

complaining about the riffraff, you know, the bobtail saying it would be better to sail between the new work and albany and take five days. he said when will the people rise up and put an end to this? it showed that radicalism, the way that the older settled elite did not like fighting for their position or sharing amenities with other people, the broad mass of people. but then you read the complaints about vanderbilt's cut rates steamship line to california. you know, you see that, you know, it wasn't always, you know, first class travel. cut rates, just like cramming aboard a plane, you could travel unpleasantly. >> i think low-cost airlines today certainly have never stranded s in a fever infested jumble tall with our own muscle power steamboat up over the rapids into a lake in nicaragua, which is what vanderbilt's company certainly did. and then on one occasion i love the idea, and you talk about the so cleverly. he knows that there is no transport from the pacific side of the california but still takes people down because he will make a profit on dumping them in nicaragua and leaving them. what a

there were these large numbers of dead bats were being turned in albany county new york.n they were going, "whoa, something's not right in the bat world, we don't know what this is." >> reporter: scientists investigated and found that many of the bats were covered with unusual white blotches. they'd found the killer and they called it white nose syndrome. >> there's a lot we don't know about white nose, this has come on so quickly, but currently the thinking is that w.n.s. is caused by a fungus called geomythese destructins. this is a cold loving fungus that basically invades bats. >> reporter: the fungus is deadly because it strikes bats where they live. in cold, dark caves, where bats winter together, sometimes in colonies of thousands. and we think it causes them to arouse during wintertime and they basically burn up their fat reserves and starve to death before winter is over and spring comes and they can find bugs to feed on. qqr the fungus basically destroys the flesh of the wings, leaving them helpless. scientists traced white nose back to europe, though for some r

albany. --hail. just some interesting news for you. your ride through the caldecott tunnel into lafayette is a little lead. walnut creek as well. we have a still moving through right now with intense hours associated with it. we had a heavy batch of what they're going through into knocked a little bit ago but it is turning into rain, primarily in brentwood. still, a wet morning for a pivotal step what is still little bit longer. said is a, not a lot going on right there. we to expect that showers to intensify for the evening. at 9:00 p.m. future cast is predicting rain in the north bay. as we advance to 3:00 a.m. light plane is bay wide. the entire north bay has a moderate-heavy rain are around 6:00 saturday morning. as you wake up on 6:00 it will be wet. it will not last long. watch the clock koppel 30 3:00 p.m. sunday. another system. it is a lot lighter its will not last long. by 8:00 p.m. that night we will have a light showers bay area wide by 9:00 p.m. is all gone. it will not be here for long, it will just make it not advisable

albany. >> here in new york. one person. there are the numbers. >> my wife bought tickets last night.or the first time she let me pick the numbers. i'm sure i'm going to hear about this when i get home later. >> you always pick the same numbers, russ? >> i never pick. i just do random. it's your lucky day, pick the numbers. and it wasn't my lucky day. >> you know, a quick pick. what are the odds? >> who knows. >> astronomical. >> i've never bought a lottery ticket in my life. >> never? >> never. >> we had a cool at the cbs newsroom and apparently there were 40 or 50 people who got in on it, everybody put in five bucks or something like that, and with all the people, they won $7. >> oh, well. >> so everyone could have a little piece of candy out of it? >> as the ad says, you can't win if you don't play. >> that's right. >> i'm okay. >> you could change your mind. this person in albany, apparently had the option, he or she, $312 million taken over 25 years. >> nope, lump sum. >> you taking the lump sum? >> i'm taking it. >> you get a pretty big tax hit. >> i like that, betty. >> what do

new york to maine. i-90 from boston to albany. i-5 from seattle to portland and windy in southern california. >> if you're flying today, expect airport delays in seattle, salt lake city, denver, minneapolis and boston. >>> and now the story that's getting a lot of attention this morning. it involves young people. seemingly very healthy young people, suddenly dying during physical activity. >> last week, we told you about wes leonard there on the left he died after a basketball game. and now the case of matthew hammerdorfer. >> reporter: 17-year-old rugby player matthew hammerdorfer took a powerful hit to the chest and died. it's caused by a condition known as sudden cardiac death. experts say it happens far too often to young athletes in the prime of their life. it's estimated as many as 1 in 350 kids may have dangerous underlying heart condition. >> athletes are probably at higher risk than the general population because they exercise more. ironically, we know exercise is a healthy benefit for all of us. in some persons with an u

reporting live in albany, i'm cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, cheryl. >>> there is more rain headed our way. two storms are still right out there. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we're getting to be experts around here >> certainly we have these upper-level wind patterns meeting up with strong southerly winds creating what looks to be a supercell thunderstorm north of sacramento. there you see that bull's-eye around 3:15 p.m. it loops around right there when that tornado was spotted in that video we saw earlier. no injuries. we're getting a few reports of some minor damage. meanwhile down in the south bay, we also had hail and lightningat today. san jose, morgan hill and also for gilroy. now, we're under this short break right now. but the ground's saturated. ase talked about anywhere from t to 123% of normal for the rainfall season. it's all really come in the past seral weeks. and our next storm system already lining up. that 996in99 millibars right th of the low presre, that is strong for california standards. it's going to wd up with more thdes,rst

news. >>terisa: here in the east bay the albany school district was unlocked and wednesday for three hours.cerns about a missing student who may be armed. police say that john scott went missing tuesday night, when a gun as well as ammunition from is also one missing. school officials say they received reports that scott was in the area and that is why they should lock down. however, the reports turned out to be false and normal school operations resumed. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>jeff: police are investigating the attempted abduction of a little girl at the monday afternoon around 3:00. police said the girl was walking on the sidewalk near this central catholic school and san carlos street. officers say the man was in a beat-up black ford pickup with iraq and wooden panels on the side. he tried to get the girl to come closer to the truck, she got scared and ran to the school. when they came to investigate the man was gone. reporting live, kron 4 news. >>haazig: i'm in emeryville where federal agents conducted a major raid wednesday morning of the oaks card club. those close to the inv

albany police. >>> turning to developing news. the inmate was being brought back from court and he got shuffled into the inmate release room and let go in al ma kneeda and they released that when they did a bed check. he was in jail on charges of stealing a car out of fhemont. >>> emerging from his medical leave, the ceo unveiled the version of the i pad. >> thanks for coming. thank you. >> as you can see and hear there, he received a standing ovation. there had been some question about whether jobs would show up for the event in san francisco this morning. you may recall jobs announced back in january that he is focusing on his health and taking a leave of absence. he has survived a rare form of pancreatic cancer and under gone a liver transplant. >>> we have been working on this product for a while and i just didn't want to miss today. thank you for having me. >> jobs only other public appearance is announcing his mel leave was at a recent dinner with president obama for tech leaders. ktvu's tom vacar was there and he is showing

we will begin with a comment from mark, republican from albany, new york. >> i do think the president made a very good case. he made a case for human rights which we recognize in our constitution. he also made a case for character, the american character. there are times when those decisions are very important. i think those who oppose the president, and republicans in particular, may be making a mistake. the emphasis on having an exit strategy and clear-cut reasoning is legalistic. i think the president made a good case that if you do that, you will never do anything. we will never engage in another matter to help our fellow citizens of the world. were you expecting to agree? >> i am surprised a little bit. i did not know if i would agree or not. i think he laid out a very strong case. >> the headline coming out of the speech on the wire services immediately is about the transfer to nato leadership by wednesday. the u.s. will turn over the reins. the coalition has 16 members of the data. we will show you those if you have not seen the list. let's take a call from deidre alabama, a de

albany, new york, might be the luckiest city anywhere.n that jackpot you have to have five balls and that gold mega ball. >> reporter: the $319 million winning ticket for the mega millions lottery drawn friday night was bought right here just a few blocks down from the new york state capitol building. >> hopefully it's a regular customer. and maybe even a group of people. >> reporter: maureen was hoping she was holding the winning ticket. >> oh, i was all excited this morning. i had it spent just about. i was thinking i better get a financial analyst because i had it all gone. >> reporter: according to officials, the jackpot is the fifth largest in the game's history, but is the largest jackpot ever for a single winning ticket. >> i seen on the news the winner was here so i wanted to come in here and see if i had a shot of winning. >> reporter: the rumor is seven i.t. workers for the state of new york will claim the prize. >> i've worked with them for a years. good, average, hard working americans. >> reporter: this store has a winning hi

host: maureen in albany, new york. can you make it quick? caller: you mentioned we know how to prevent eye to diabetes. i wonder if you could talk about what is happening at the national level to prevent type 2 diabetes? guest: nationally and at the state level, a cdc has been able to initiate the national diabetes prevention program. we know, from strong evidence, that we can prevent or postponed type 2 diabetes in those that already have a slightly elevated blood sugar but is not yet high enough to be diabetes. we are now working with partners -- the first out of the starting date has been it be denied health group and ymca. they are working with us to put programs in place. we are putting it in places like new york, georgia, kentucky, a number of places around the country. we are seeking to roll that out to truly build an infrastructure for implementing a prevention program across the country. it is an exciting time for that. we are optimistic we are able to make an impact. host: this tweeter wants to know -- guest: the nutrition recommen

let's go to albany, new york. democratic caller. caller: i just want to say i do support the gay marriage and hopefully things do turn around and they come to some current of conclusion -- some type of conclusion. hopefully we can put our brains together and work on this issue. host: both of my guests are laughing and smiling. why is that, maggie gallagher? guest: "put our big brains together." it would be nice if washington would do that. host: next call, go ahead. caller: i do not particularly care if gay couples have the rights and privileges of a man and woman if they're married. what i do have a problem with is a system being called married. it seems that marriage end pride and groom and husband and wife are traditions for sense -- marriage and bride and groom and husband and wife are traditions for centuries. host: brian moulton? guest: every union in this country is a civil union. we call them marriages, but they are a function of the state. but the way that some states have moved really positive in that it does grand the sam

news. (shelling and hail) >> marty: this was from albany. >> isabel: and from petaluma, which meant.area, it has been a number of places and richmond. and i wonder what is going to look like for today? from mt. tam. it is expected to stay away. >> isabel: ha but the check- in with jacqueline bennett? >>jacqueline: after a day of wild weather we have even more rain on tap. not just for today but especially for tomorrow. here is a weekend at a glance. scattered storms out there this morning. those overnight storms continue this hour and increase in intensity towards this half afternoon. the chance of thunderstorms remain. th regularly increase, with more widespread-moderate to the bay area. the rainfall will definitely increase. with 2- 3 in., before everything is said and done. to the high country, snowfall and the sierras. if you're planning on going to lake tahoe? perhaps right now would be the best time. your return trip could be difficult. with a couple of feet of snow to the higher elevations. with 1-feet at lake level and that will continue. will time it out on futurecast and ho

they work for the new york state homes office in albany. together, they're going to divide the prize. after taxes, each person is going to take home about $29 million. the owner of the store says he's certainly excited about the news. >> my son called me, and let me know. he said you haven't heard? i said no. what should i have heard? he said your store was the one that sold the winning ticket in the mega millions. >> 32 people around the country matched five winning numbers, winning a quarter million dollars a piece. so if you have your ticket, check the numbers just to be sure. the winning numbers are 22, 24, 31, 52, 54, and the mega ball is 4. >> you told me you did not have a ticket? >> i did not. >> why not? i know, i'm sad now. >>> the rain is finally easing off but the problems continue. why some marin county residents had to leave their homes. >>> a live look at capitolla, we'll talk about that as well. and now, a live look at oakland. that is the start of the oakland running festival this morning, it gets underway in just a few minu

new paltz. >> yeah. >> jimmy: i went to college in albany. >> where at? >> jimmy: and i know -- >> the college?mmy: did you live on western? >> yeah, the western avenue was kind of like the hood, though. >> jimmy: of course. it is. yeah. you're telling me? i lived there. yeah, i mean, yeah. no, yeah,. and i know a friend of yours, sal decarlo, always says "hi." >> aww. >> jimmy: i know, right? >> that's my best man. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah. he loves you so much. >> he started me there when i first started boxing. he didn't know who i was or nothing. i came in, and we started talking. and i was only 17 at the time. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i think i turned pro like six months later. and i said, come on, carlo, let's go check it out. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and he was the best -- aww, i love carlo. >> jimmy: he loves you so much, right back. >> oh, man. >> jimmy: so everywhere i went, you have stories about mike tyson. i mean, my shoe -- my shoe store in montana -- i was in saugerties -- sold you -- or you bought your boxing shoes there. >> yeah. my feet was always bigger than everybody else's. i had

. >> what we do know is that 7 new york state workers who pooled their resources and bought the winning ticket last week in albany, the state lottery department says they will all be at a presentation this morning t claim their prize, the fifth largest in meg million dollars history. one colleague decided not to join the pool. now they are about to retire and he is sitting at work punching a time clock, no fun. >>> time now is 4:57. we are pushing 5:00. an autistic boy missing in the east bay. the argument with his mother he had right before he disappeared. >>> and more video proving the case of police misconduct here in san francisco. we're waiting for a response from the police chief this morning. we'll have the latest coming up. >>> and hayward police are looking for a burglary suspect that was involved in a chase and a crash that was all caught on tape yesterday. it was amazing. we have the footage straight ahead. >>> japan's nuclear crisis spreads to america's food supply. where radiation was found in milk. what officials are saying now about the met risks. -- about the health risks. ,,,,,,,,,,,,

. >> malcolm sherman, albany, new york. i'd like to ask mr. woolsey if he can recommend something that he's written that summarizes this article. i presume that the tapes of this session will also be available, but i've heard a lot that i would like to muddle over. >> i've have sent to here it to the organization a set of articles and they can go on a website and anybody can look at them that wants. that's fine. let me suggest by way of books one very good one is by my friend aluft and annie korrin turns oil into salt. this was annie's idea. it's an analogy between salt and the 20th century and oil as he can strategic commodities that a huge amount of life depended on. salt was the only way it to preserve food of any kind, and the only way to preserve meat into the the 20 theth century. when the electric grids came at the beginning of 20th century and made refrigeration and freezing possible, within a few years electricity destroyed salt as a strategic sxhcommodity. it didn't destroy salt. it's still used. salt was -- salary word comes from sa