. >> meet the man who put up the cash to keep the kings in sacramento. he has plans to build the franchise of the future. >> we may not have the most wins, but we have the most patents. >> sports business moves fast, but we are faster. "sportfolio" starts right now. ♪ i am rick horrow. welcome to "sportfolio." bloomberg's inside look at the business of sports. the 2014 winter olympics are 10 weeks away and as always, a handful of athletes will come away from the games with more than just medals. they will raise their profiles and become movers in the sports and entertainment marketplace. one american hopes to become a household name. a speed skater. he sat down with pimm fox to share his compelling story. >> i fell into the boards five months before the olympic trials. i wound up putting six inches of my right blade into my thigh. i bounced off the board. i was looking at this and wondered what was going on. i cut myself all the way to my femur bone. if you can imagine being in top shape and then all of a sudden i had to leave it up to my support system

mexico was arrested in sacramento. reporter nick janes on how he managed to hide in plain sight for more than a decade. >> reporter: he was a fugitive in plain sight in the north sacramento neighborhood. jim stankos called it home for 50 years. his name is genarro. he spent 13 years on the run a wanted man. authorities say he used heavy weapons to kill a commissioner and seven other city officials in a massacre in mexico back in may 2000. >> eight people? >> reporter: u.s. marshals acting on a tip from mexican authorities tracked him down here in mexico. he was staying at grove avenue with a family. >> oh, my god. and he is here in the united states now here in california?! >> reporter: he was living just down the street. >> oh!! oh, my god, no! >> reporter: legg in a neighborhood where moms walk around with their kids. >> every day, you know, take my kids to school and every day i walk. it's like kind of a little bit

. >> meet the man who put up the cash to keep the kings in sacramento. he has plans to build the franchise of the future. sports business moves fast, but we are faster. now.folio starts right i am rick coro. welcome to sportfolio. olympics are 10 weeks away and is always a handful of athletes will come away from the games with more than just metals. they will raise their profiles and become movers and the sports and entertainment marketplace. what american hopes to become a household name. he sat down with pimm fox to share his compelling story. >> i went up putting six inches of my right blade into my thigh. i bounced off the board. i was looking at this and wonder what was going on. i cut myself all the way to my femur bone. i was in top shape going into olympic trials. up to myleave it support system to bring me back. my family was there for me, friends, sponsors. 60 stitches. bite. a shark >> what did you learn from vancouver? >> i was 19 going into vancouver. i was a teenager looking to have a good time. into this game with a clear vision of what i

six years ago a seemingly innocent contest held by a sacramento radio station turned deadly a twenty year old woman named jennifer strange died of water intoxication after the radio station encouraged contestants to drink as much water as possible without going to the bathroom disturbingly the station was well aware of the risks involved with consuming massive amounts of water and claimed the participants had signed their lives away by participating in those absolving the station of any risk now the family of strange was awarded sixteen point five million dollars in a wrongful death lawsuit but what about the station itself one woman is fighting to revoke its broadcasting license the herbert ization media action center see the f.c.c. is not doing its job corralling and those who abuse the public airwaves this is only one of her many battles against the f.c.c. and. media conglomerates so here to discuss this case and how people can take back the public airwaves i'm joined now by sue wilson thanks so much for coming on through things abby so let's talk about this case a few weeks ago y

the sacramento media group we call knock on. radio stations stores we go on television stations stores we tell them this is what we expect from you we give them our wish list we published reports and what they do over time we've been able to move t.v. stations into giving five minutes of daily election coverage during election season beyond that what we did actually called occupy clear channel so sorry we have to wrap up we're at a time so everyone needs to check out your film and your website media action center get involved everyone take action thank you so much for coming on thank you . for calling. despite the incredible influence wielded by the us government the american people remain one of the most uninformed electorates in the industrialized world case in point check out some of these shocking stats that alternate compiled in two thousand and ten nearly one fifth of americans believe obama is a muslim twenty five percent don't believe in evolution and a shocking out of americans believe that saddam hussein was directly i

we assist high school students to come by but the inform sacramento to come to coerce lobby day it's an opportunity to get a civics lesson and how to lobby a lover so they get a little bit of training and those are kids sometimes 13 and fourteen and 15 years old their high school students always pressed more and more kids are of the themselves to come out as gay or lesbian and seeing people coming out as transgenders people as well. amazing to have the insight to take on the world at a young angel. i remember among all the young students you've met through queer lobby do i day one girl 17 years old hadn't heard of harvey milk and the only other people she knew in per alive was her heroin addicted mother she i7b8gd her future was to be like her mother there were no other options for her. it was to her mothers credit she was forced to come to sacramento for this day and saw here energy in her body and on her face and she said shooe she never heard the story of harvey milk she doesn't know how he lived or died and she said she know knows because of heather's life she didn't have to be l

minus 20 in wyoming. 27 in sacramento. 28 in vegas this morning.s isn't even factoring any breeze in out there which makes the temperatures feel even lower with the wind chill, and with the storm coming down the coast, the recipe for a little mini-snowstorm. northern california later today and then the mountains of the central and northern sierra and eventually some of the mountains there and the hills in northern arizona and even southern portions of utah too. again, be careful traveling. a little rain too in big cities, but not a lot. >> that weather in los angeles, they're breaking out the parka and the big uggs right now i think. >> they wear the uggs when it's 80. >> this is true, but it's exceptionally cold is what you are making the point. did you watch that game, by the way? >> i did not. >> battle of two teams, lackluster records. in sports we're watching that for you. nfl last night. we've got some records that were set. jaguars win their first home game in more than a year and now hold the longest winning streak in the afc, while houston

and in 1982 the 55 sacramento line was eliminated and we have had the elimination of -- or partial elimination of 83 pacific and there was the old forest sutter. so without the 3 jackson, i'm afraid there will be no service to downtown san francisco between california street and union streets. so i have made the offer in the past to some of the leaders of the mta to give a walking tour, so you can see just how steep those hills might be. that offer stands and we appreciate the discussion earlier about public outreach and we are reaching out to you in the other direction. [ applause ] >> next speaker, please [ reading speakers' names ] >> good afternoon, sir. >> translator: good afternoon, my name -- i'm the president [speaker not understood] we're the largest tenant-based organization in the city and 1,000 members are all low-income seniors and i would like to express our concerns on believe of our elderly members. public transit is a necessity, not a choice for our low-income residents, most are transit dependent when it comes to traveling across the coming up next some of the service changes

i am often getting on an empty bus at sacramento and fillmore, when it has already gone through pacific heights. however, i wonder if any thought has been given to leting it go a little further? i think you could actually make an interesting bus line. for instance i'm a docent at the academy of sciences, and it's not easy to get to and i often drive as a result. this would not take any new wires, but suppose the 3 continued by turning onto california and going out and picking up riders of the 33 stanyan and going down to fulton and making a loop that the 21 does? you would net together about three different neighborhoods with several commercial areas and knit together union square, laurel village, et cetera and i think you would get other riders and maybe a very well-used line. [ applause ] >> thank you, next speaker. [ reading speakers' names ]. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. thank you so much. my name is dawn isaac and i live in glen park. this is concerning the proposed change in the 35 muni. i am here to speak out against basically adding a second bus on small, windy, diamond

they win 115-113 up in sacramento. sports night live, gary sits down with this brand new show with debates thursday the 5th at 9:00 p.m. check out our facebook page. we will read comments on the air thursday. all right. that's it. see you later, everybody. >> sounds like a great show. feeling like december. >> it will be in a couple days. cold temperatures, 50s during the day, 20s and 30s at night. >> wow. i bet it is really cold in los gatos. stay tuned at kron4.com. see you in the morning. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for the nutribullet, brought to you by nutribullet, l.l.c. [♪...] >> my muscle aches, my back aches really started to decrease significantly in one week. >> the first night that i actually used the nutribullet, i actually slept really well. that was exciting. that was phenomenal. >> the bad cholesterol, which was 290, went down to 190. >> the changes that i saw in myself and my family were just amazing. >> announcer: join these people and thousands just like them and discover a mac

marshals arrested a man at a home in sacramento wanted for a massacre in mexico.k janes on how he managed to hide in sight for 13 years -- hide in plain sight for 13 years. >> you look at the man you'd probably say was a family man, but he's not. >> reporter: his name is genaro alaguez, 13 years on the run a wanted man. he used heavy weapons authorities say to kill a commissioner and seven other city officials in a massacre in mexico back in may, 2000. >> i haven't saw him around. >> reporter: u.s. marshals acting on a tip from mexican authorities tracked him down here in sacramento. they arrested alaguez who was staying with family at a home on grove avenue. >> oh, my god, and he's here in the united states now here in california? >> reporter: he was living just down the street. >> oh, my god, no. >> reporter: living in a neighborhood where moms walk around with their kids. >> every day take my kids to school and every day i walk. it's a little bit scary. that's good that they found him. >> reporter: the question is how long was he hiding here? u.s. marshals tell

. >> reporter: wallets in sacramento are a little bit fatter today. lawmakers are getting a raise amounting to more than 5%. the state citizens compensation commission approved it in june adding nearly $5,000 a year for rank-and-file lawmakers like senator mark desaulnier who appeared on kpix 5 sunday morning saying it's well deserved. >> that's after we took a 23% cut in the last few years, appropriately, by an independent commission we don't get to do this. >> reporter: senator jerry hill cut his own even more. but this time, he is taking the raise. >> this is all done by an independent third party evaluation and committee that sets the standards and they can raise the pay or as they have done they have lowered it when times were tough and struggling more for the state. >> reporter: but 12assembly and senate members say they won't accept the extra cash. one quoted as saying, i don't think taking a raise when we had just raised taxes on all californians with prop 30 really made sense. another, since california's economy continues to struggle, i do no

sacramento. i gave a talk at santa rosa and the city college in san francisco was largely a product of the pwa and has wonderful art work all over it by the art in action project at the treasure island fair. and then there's these special schools for crippled children. this is in the mission district and it's a beautiful school with all the features we take for granted because of the americans with disabilities act. it has wonderful tiles. this was not accidental. this is the sunshine school. we made the school as beautiful as possible to take the children's minds off their problems. it was also crippled children. this might sound familiar to you if you know the history of president roosevelt. he was paralyzed by polio on the threshold of a promising career. he came back and few americans knew how disabled he was. he learned compassion. he learned he could help other people of different races that he never met before. this is what we used his inheritance for. this lead to the polio vaccine. this

we are at 27 in sacramento. 31 in vegas this morning. 18 in portland. minus 3 in boise. it is still very cold out there. we have one interesting feature just along the border of washington state and oregon like a little low, a small spin in the atmosphere. >> a mezzo low? >> smaller storm than normally. starting to inch towards the coast. we have winter weather advisories. it may make its way towards i-5. that is probably the only snow. 39 and sunny. thnot a lot of snow so travel should be okay. >>> when we come back i will show you what alaska is up to. >> planes not affected going that way? >> shouldn't be. >> meso low. >> we'll explain it in the break. >>> fans say a final good bye to actor paul walker. and a melee over a soccer match. we'll tell you when sparked it when "early today" returns in two minutes. >>> thousands of fans drove their souped up cars and signed final farewell cards on sunday for paul walker. a christmas tree stands at the site where he and a friend died in a car crash. >>> and the protesters toppled a statue and attacked it with hammers. protest

the warriors in sacramento where the kings lost three straight.both playing with a sense of urgency tonight. apparently it's lights out at 1500. that's 3:00. lights did come back on. the warriors shoot the lights out. warriors up 16 in the second half before sacramento rallies it's nail biting time. steph curry 12 of 36 from the fourth. demarcus cousins had 24. ties it. bogut denies him. 115-113 the final. much needed win for the warriors. ncaa men's soccer tournament. scoring ends there. one, nil there. stanford also played today but were eliminated by washington, 1-0 also the score of that game. last note, cal quarterback zach kline has decided to transfer, not saying where, but he wants to start, not be a back-up for get on board for better sleep. it's sleep train's interest-free for 3 event! get 3 years interest-free financing on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. plus, get free delivery and sleep train's 100-day low price guarantee. you'll never find an interest rate lower than sleep train's interest-free f

. >>> breaking news in a suburb outside of sacramento an suv crashed into a starbucks. we understand is the suv crashed into a starbucks. eight people are hurt, one seriously. the driver of the suv and passengers and her passengers are okay. no word on whether the driver hit accelerator by mistake but we're running it down for you. this happened outside sacramento. >> police and students in egypt clashed for a third day, students protesting in support of mohammed moresy. reports say dozens of students have been hurt and officials say officers fired tear gas to prevent students from taking protests outside of the campus. >> and this group received a peace prize in norway. the group received a diploma and a cash award of $1.2 million for efforts to eliminate chemical weapons in syria and around the world. lawrence livermore lab had a vested interest in the proceedings. it's one of two labs in the country analyzed to sample chemical warfare agents. >> general motors announced mary berra as its ceo. she's your honor currently the senior vice president of global product deve

. >> wallets in sacramento are fatter today. lawmakers are getting a raise amounting to more than 5%. the state citizen compensation commission approved it in june. >> that's after we took a 23% cut. >> that commission cut lawmakers pay during the recession. senator hill cut his own even more. this is done by an independant third party evaluation and committee that sets the standards and they can raise the pay or lower it in times when times were tough. >> but 12 members won't accept the extra cash. one quoted as saying i don't think taking a raise when we raised taxes with prop 30 made sense. another since california economy continues to struggle i do not believe it is appropriate. per diem pay will go up from 142-dollars a day to 163, $10 less than before the cuts. hill says it's needed with the high cost of living in california. we don't want to be just the wealthy, everyone can participate and live in their communities. >> even before this raise california lawmakers were the highest paid in the nation, but they don't receive

. >> the billing of sacramento's new basketball arena may be stopped before the of before it starts. a group is stepping forward. the sacramento taxpayers opposed to pork, or stop, has submitted enough signatures to qualify on an initiative on the june ballot. the initiative would allow the public to vote the arena up or down. >> up next at 6:00. a look at the new space suit nasa is testing, where scientists hope it will take the next generation of space explorers. >> when can we expect the bay area to warm up? leigh glaser has the forecast. >> i suppose misery loves company. six finalists in new york, the heisman trophy, but this was a >>> google confirms it's bought boston dynamics, a company that builds robotic devices for the pentagon. they developed this dog-looking device as as well as one that ls like a human. it's clear google is building a system that could do anything from mail sorting to elderly care. >> nasa developed gear that will be used to space walk on asteroids. scientist are testing the suits underwater in texas. the sites are modified -- they fit with restraints n

even close to the coast. 22 sacramento. 5, early tomorrow morning, in reno.going to be 5, the cold. had plenty of tweets from people in florida. we're in the 80 >> g good morning. todaday is a bit of the two weekend ys. a chilly start wittemperatures in the 30s. that is 30 degrees colder than sterday. all the rain as to the southeast. we he clearing skies. - -- be partly sunny. nter storm watch startat 9:00 a.mtomorrrrow and goes into momonday. there we wanted >> so, 5 in reno. >> 5. >> you were impressed by that. >> tahoe, even colder. >> do you hear the attitude in ginger's voice? >> i did. good for you. >> i'm 75. okay. >> rubbing it in. we're going to talk to them in august. >> yeah. >> see how they're feeling with 110 degrees. thank you, ginger. >> thanks, ginger. >>> coming up here on "gma," a big, new lead in the all-out search for a teenage girl missing for two months. the mysterious letter she sent her mom after she vanished. what it could mean for this investigation. >>> also ahead, sour note. "the sound of music" live had a giant tv audience. but n

especialmente para la zonas altas y no tan altas a nivel del valle para sacramento se espera que se presenteel viernes por el noche. las heladas se entable skweesta rÉcord. >>> gracias guillermo. mientras tanto en el es sur dmra flori de la florida un hispano fue arrollado en san josÉ, ramÓn nos dice quÉ se piensa hacer para terminar con estas alarmantes estadÍsticas. >>> muchas gracias leÓn felipe muy buenas tardes. estamos en la inter sin embargos intersecciÓn de vela park, y ponen veladora para recordar a anthony garcia pero veremos quÉ hacer para terminar con estos problemas, esta es la informaciÓn. >>> Él siempre andaba sonriente, era un niÑo muy amable, siempre querÍa ver a otra gente muy feliz >>> esa la impresiÓn que guardan algunos amigos y clases de anthony garcia el joven que perdiÓ la vida luego de ser atropellado por un conductor el martes por la noche >>> sÍ duele mucho >>> desde el dÍa que ocurriÓ la tragedia del menor de 17 aÑos estudiante de preparatorias las muestras de afecto de anthony no se se han hecho esperar >>> a su familia quiero ayudarlos, quisiera poder poco mejor

you could see sacramento and redding flakes mixing in. and then, the cold. little rock, 20 degrees this morning. it does not get any better. and steve osunsami is there with a story on the ice. >> reporter: good morning, ginger. this storm left a mark here in little rock. the ice, still hard on the ground. then, it moves to the ohio valley. and now, to the northeast, that's seeing its first real accumulation of snow this season. overnight, the ice storms that rained down misery on the south friday, hit with every bit as much of a punch to the north and east. >> oh, my goodness. we're here. it's definitely here. >> reporter: in western pennsylvania, this brinks security truck losing control and flipping on its side. in ohio, drivers trying to change lanes on the slippery highway, left four vehicles on the side of the road. two people had to be hospitalized. some words of advice from a driver out in the cold. >> don't be out there. be careful. >> reporter: overnight at the dfw airport in dallas, hundreds of canceled flights left 4,000 people stranded and frust

the two from sacramento went fishing on the delta thanksgiving afternoon. hours later, their boat was found empty still running and going around in circles. the coast guard and deputies searched but found no trace of the two. their family worries someone might have hurt them. >> it's just really nice people. they have no enemy, nothing like that. i'm still hoping that they still alive, they still okay. >> the family plans to expand their search outside the delta area. >>> 5:36. the family of the palo alto vendee tainted in north korea says he appears to be -- veteran detained in north korea appears to be okay. the swedish ambassador visited him in a hotel and he is being treated well. >>> fedex workers are getting ready for the busiest day of the year and maybe ever. cbs 5 reporter mark kelly reports from san francisco. fedex is prepared to handle the most packages in a single day. >> reporter: companies that study all of our shopping habits predict this holiday season to be one of the biggest ones ever. in fact, fedex is expecting this to be its busiest da

." >> what did you tell anyone. >> maybe. >>> a sacramento woman got more than she bargained for. >> she walked into burlington coat factory and walked out with an engagement ring. that's pretty cute. garcia spent more than a month planning this. she said yes and to top it off it was also her birthday. he gets points for that. >> how can you say no in front of the flash mob. >> you can't. >> looks like true love. >> very creative. >>> one art lover will own a picasso for $130. >> if you have a consumer problem or question call 888-5- helpsyou. volumevolunteers are there now. but new evidence finds multi-vitamins are a giant e of money. how some could be doing mor >>> millions of americans take them to stay healthy but new evidence finds multi vitamins are a giant waste of money. how some could be doing more harm than good. that's at 5:00. >>> we are counseling down to the 49ers last regular season game at candle stick park. if you don't have tickets you can catch the game right here next monday december 23. after the game, stay here for the fifth quarter. >>> have you ever wanted to

. >> wallets in sacramento are a little bit fatter today. lawmakers are getting a raise amounting to more than 5% for sacramento lawmakers. >> there are 23 days until christmas and today is the busiest shipping day of the year. fedex expects more than 85 million shipments this week. >> wow! it is the best early christmas present that all of us could possibly imagine. >> a bay area toddler who nearly died in a drainage pipe is making a miraculous recovery. >> family friends and fans mourn the death of "fast & furious" actor paul walker. speed is the focus on the investigation into his deadly crash. from across the bay to around the world, the stories that matter on "kpix 5 news this morning." >> your realtime captioner is mrs. linda m. macdonald mallicoat. and i'm michelle griego. tis 6-- veloping this morn >>> good morning, everyone. it's monday, december 2. i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm michelle griego. time now 6:00. >>> developing this morning, two earthquakes shook gilroy overnight. the first was magnitude 2.5 at 1:35 a.m. then a stronger

. >> good afternoon, i'm harold stoddard and i live a block -- well, a block and a half from sacramento and fillmore, so i can take the one or the 3 very easily. and i have taken both of them quite a lot. i had really wondered about any plan that would try to put any more riders on the 1 that are already there? it winds up passing lots of people as s aheads downtown. since i'm retired i ride that one to go downtown and i appreciate it. riding it off-peak, i agree it's not heavily used. i am often getting on an empty bus at sacramento and fillmore, when it has already gone through pacific heights. however, i wonder if any thought has been given to leting it go a little further? i think you could actually make an interesting bus line. for instance i'm a docent at the academy of sciences, and it's not easy to get to and i often drive as a result. this would not take any new wires, but suppose the 3 continued by turning onto california and going out and picking up riders of the 33 stanyan and going down to fulton and making a loop that the 21 does? you would net together about three differe

just a couple of hours ago some young women from sacramento came by and dropped off these candles , stuffed animal and a card. they say they are supporters of the family. the pastor lead a small group of supporters in prayer. he planned on holding a fundraiser, but that was called off after news a southern california facility has declined to receive her on a ventilator. >> we definitely don't want to raise funds for something that is not iron clad. >> the family is praying their wishes come true. >> we believe in god for a miracle. >> is it coming? >> that's completely up to god. >> a crowd sourcing page to fund the transfer to southern california has raised $21,000 in two days. and they are still trying to find an alternate hospital. they have not heard of any options. >> to my energy -- to my knowledge it was more than two hours ago. >> she was declared brain dead after a ton sellectomy -- tonsilectomy that was anything but routine. >> it was more than a tonsilectomy. it was a series of procedures. >> six physicians have reviewed her case including an independent neurologist appointed by