snyderman is asking the companies to pay a fine up to $5,000 per case. >> i've deposited a totalful $35won over 2 million. >> reporter: snyderman is accusing the companies of misrepresenting the chances of winning. >> they originally deposited money with the daily fantasy companies based on on doubling their money which is what the advertising promised. >> reporter: snyderman adding this to a lawsuit he filed against the companies in november calling them illegal gambling operations. draft kings responding saying in the statement like the new york attorney general original complaint it is based on on misunderstanding of fantasy competitions. we'll fight this suit.rcy gonza. >> jerry blavat is taking to the stage in philadelphia in celebration of doo wop music. look at those mores. >> looking good. >>> meteorologist chris sowers is back with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast. >> 7:41 a.m., this brisk sunday morning, taking a live look, sky6 live hd philadelphia international airport. wherever that plane is heading, i hope it's going someplace warm. >> you were complaining this

in a lawsuit snyderman is also asking those companies to pay a fine of up to $5,000 per case. >> i'veeposited a total of $35 on fan duel and won over $2 million. >> snyderman is accusing the companies of misrepresenting the chances of winning. >> they deposited money with the fantasy company based on doubling their money, which is what the advertisements promised, and he said that was a false promise. >> snyderman adding it to a >> snyderman adding it to a lawsuit he filed in november, calling them illegal gambling operations. draftkings responded saying, like in the original complaint, it's based on the fundamental misunderstanding of fantasy sports competitions. fan duel said we are thoroughly disappointed in the attorney general's ongoing action and will fight this merit less amended suit. >> both companies are still allowed to operate in new york. a judge has yet to decide if that will continue as the case goes to trial. abc news, new york. >>> crews with san francisco public works were out conducting the most complete survey yet of market street ahead of a major improvement proje

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two fantasy sports websites to get back the money from sites new york state attorney general eric snyderman filed this suit thursday. he claims fanduel and daft kings should return money they took interest users. he says they are operating in illegal gambling operations. they took in $200 million from 600,000 new yorkers last year. >>> some were taken by their car service after new year's eve ended. people have been posting complaints about uber's surge pricing. they have been talking about it on social media. the company charges a higher rate when there is more demand for the cars. now, some users are reporting a surge rate as high as nine times the original cost of the ride on new year's eve. well, the company says the majority of uber trips did not have a surge fare, and that passengers can expect higher costs or can lower it by sharing those rides. >> can you imagine buying something that's nine times something you thought was the cost? >> no, no, no. there would be a fight. eyewitness news on saturday morning, the holidays are over. you may be shifting -- we may be shifting our focus t

. >> snyderman adding it to a lawsuit he filed no december, calling them illegal gambling operations.ftkings responded saying, like in the original complaint, it's based on the nice understanding of fantasy sports competitions. fan duel said we are thoroughly disappointed in the attorney general's ongoing action and will fight this merit less amended suit. >> both companies are still allowed to great in new york. a judge has yet to decide if that will continue as the case goes to trial. abc news, new york. >>> crews with san francisco public works were out conducting the most complete survey yet of market street ahead of a major improvement project. the truck you see there was out yesterday morning gathering information to create a 3d survey of the busy thoroughfare. it used light technology and ranging or lidar for short. it's to create better detail design work for the market and the corridor. >>> the technology picks up on every detail, including buildings, light poles, sidewalks and other street features. >>> some major changes are coming tomorrow for those who commute over the go

what eric snyderman, the a.g. of new york has said which mayexample is this. look. ticketizing a fixed game. and we are going to change that now. three years going into this report. so what we find is why can't you get thell, the venue, if you look at it as a circle, the venue divides things up. number one, you have a little people who are involved, the promoters, the producers, the agents, our friends. >> it's all electronic and it's all online. why can't they find the people who areis? >> ultimately, they probably could. the difficult is this, norah. i say it all the time -- technology outpaces the law every single time. the caps on what with tickets could be sold for, these prices on top, they were lifted and the reason for lifting them wasators thought that you would have more competition if there were no caps. so, for example, if you look at orbitz or speed ticket you look across the top i'll take this one, it's cheaper and was the idea of lifting the cap.y lifting the caps, who wound up to help? not the consumer. that was the purpose and now the consumer is hu

. >>> what eric snyderman has said, the ag of new york, ticketizing a fixed game and we are going to change that now, report. what we find is why can't you get the tickets? well, the venue, if you look at it as a circle, the venue divides things up. number one, you have a little place in that circle that is people who are involved, the promoters, the producers, the agents, our friends. >> i'll all electronic and online. why can't they find the people would who are perpetrating this? >> ultimately, they could. i say it all the time, technology outpaces the law every single time. back in 2007, the caps on what tickets could be sold for, these prices on top, they were lifted and the reason for lifting them was because legislators thought that you would have more competition if there were no caps. orbit orbitz or price line for an airline ticket you look across the top and say i'll take this one, this one, it's cheaper. that was the idea of lifting the caps. now what they found is by lifting the caps, who wound up being helped? not the consumer and that was the purpose. now the consumer

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new york state attorney general eric snyderman filed the suit thursday claiming fanduel and he says the websites are operating what he calls an illegal gambling operation. it took $200 million in entry fees last year from 600,000 new yorkers participating in fantasy sports. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news saturday morning," areas across missouri are still dealing with flooding. lots the of it, too. what the state as governor is doing in response. >>> also ahead, some families were celebrating birthdays at the stroke of midnight on friday. we are going to look at the first babies of the new year in our area. look at that face. >> i know, right? you just start rocking when you see the baby pictures. >> i know. >> look at that. totally golden. meteorologist jeff smith returns with the accuweather forecast as stay with us. what makes this simple salad the best simple salad ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple veggie dish ever? heart healthy california walnuts. the best simple dinner ever? heart healthy california walnuts. great tasting, heart healthy california wal