people say what is happening in newcomb of it today, and i say that you won the lottery, but he should have won a long time ago. we're thrilled that you are getting what you deserve and what you need. thank you so much. [applause] >> next, i would like to invite supervisor cohen to say some words. as you know, she is your newest supervisor. this area has a very bright future, i think, and one of the reasons is you have a great supervisor who has just been elected and is already taking the mantle for a variety of issues that i think are of real importance to this community. supervisor cohen. supervisor cohen: thank you. it is very apropos where we are, and for those of you who know the history of the bay view, third and newcomb has had a sordid past with the police, with a lot of activity that has had a negative effect on the community, but here we are, a few blocks off of third street, still on newcomb to celebrate the beginning, the rebirth, frankly, what i consider to be the reverse of the southeast part of the city, the southeast part of our community. i say this -- no matter where

biggest attraction. >> i was just waiting to see if i was going to win the lottery. you don't know whether you're going to make it or not. >> reporter: shawn chaisson is in line for the tenth time. >> it's intense. watching everything unfold right in front of your eyes. >> reporter: earlier this week, there were fistfights, as one man tried to cut in front of dozens who had camped out overnight. today in court, the focus of all this attention, casey anthony, cried, as a witness described her daughter's decomposing skull. anthony's every move is dissected on television and scrutinized online. a perfect social media storm, fueling the fascination. >> they are getting tweets and facebook posts. people are involved. >> reporter: trutv's beth karas says, this trial is on par with the mendez brothers, scott peterson, even o.j. simpson. like that verdict, this one will captivate the country. >> when the verdict comes, the nation will stop. and people will be tuning in all over the place, through various types of media. >> reporter: you think it's that big? >> absolutely. it

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morning so the state lottery has set up a temporary site for the results. here are the winning numbers from last night's mega millions draw. meganumber was 4. nobody got all six numbers right for the $76 million jackpot so next tuesday's top prize will be at least $88 million. maybe enough to fix the website. in theaters this weekend the newest film from pixar studios, cars 2, a sequel in 3-d. don sanchez has his review of this bay area film on the isle. ♪ you must think i'm crazy >> they travel the world so the queen can race in a world grand prix. that gives the pixar artist a chance to explore the glamorous capital. >> they head toward the first turn. >> they are racing on an alternative fuel. there is a green message. and there are plots afloat. he gets mistaken for a spy. go. average intelligence. >> this is major's film. the story goes in so many directions that like a driver you may need a navigator. >> i just wanted this movie to be really fast based. >> john, who is the creative head of pixar and disney animation, got back into the director's cha

you feel like you won the lottery in that way. you don't realize until gou to college, how much you need money in order to keep going. >> anyone can donate. >> we tell people whatever you can afford, if you can afford $50 then have 10 friends who have $50, you know, all that have money can get pooled together to send a scholar to college. >> students then stay in touch with donors. >> you update maybe every few months or so. just tell how school is going and what sit like. did you make new friends? are the classes hard or easy? just learning and let them know how money is being used. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> you know donors like hearing back from them. >> the rain is over. >> yes. >> spencer christian is here with a look at the forecast. >> the rain is out of here, here is a time lapse view downtown this afternoon showing scattered clouds passing through the sky. nice clouds shadows over the city of san jose. mostly sunny skies this afternoon and there is high temperatures low to mid-80s inland. 70s around the bay and a

he even won the massachusetts lottery a few years before his indictment. >> everybody knew who this guy. everybody knew he ran the racqurac rackets. but there was a myth. he never hurt anyone that didn't deserve it and the other myth was that he kept out the drugs out. and they were just that. a myth. >> reporter: a myth worthy of a movie. >> makes me curious to see you in this neighborhood. >> reporter: martin score say see based the jack nicholson character in "the departed" on whitey bulger. >> makes me sad this regression. >> reporter: but the real life story was even stranger than fiction. the mob sterp's younger brother, billy, for years, was the most powerful democrat in the massachusetts state house. president of the senate. >> sort of like an update of the old angels with dirty faces story of the priest and the gangster. jimmy bulger controlled the rackets in that part of town and his brother was own of the most powerful politicians in massachusetts. >> reporter: the fact that the two brothers kept in contact, even after whitey went on the lam, would later prove an embarrassmen

waiting to see if i was going to win the lottery. don't know whether you make it or not. >> don chaisson has been here ten times. >> it's intense. watching everything unfold right in front of your eyes. to be in the same room with the people you see on tv. >> reporter: and the crowds keep growing. >> if you had asked me two months ago if i thought this case ranked with o.j. simpson's murder trial, i would have said no. but now i say yes. >> reporter: they are all clamoring to see her, casey anthony, the mother accused of murder. in a moment of intense emotion, she broke down, testimony how animals gnawed at her daughter caylee's remains, once again reducing her to tears. dr. warner spitz conducted over 60,000 autopsies, and consulted on some of the country's most high-profile homicides. he examined caylee anthony's remains for the defense and disputed the theory the toddler was murdered. >> can you rule out accidental death? >> no. >> reporter: emotions ran high throughout. the judge grew angry after the defense team failed to fully

a san diego man cashed a $153,000 check from the state lottery after ten years of playing the same numbers. he got the numb frers a fortune cookie he brought in 2001 and has been using them ever since. he says he will buy a new car and put the rest in the bank. good for him. >> thank you very much for joining us.

wasn't one of the lottery picks. he's going to be going to chicago to play for the bulls. but listen to this. the young man was kicked out of his own house by his own mother when he was

whitity won the lottery one year, won a million bucks. they had a lot of faufs about that ps. i remember an interview done with a mayor of boston, kevin white, he was talking about during the busing crisis in the mid '70s, he was at a club, an athletic club in south boston. and he said when he walked out he was almost afraid to leave because he was afraid that whitey bulger would kill him. the mayor's famous quote is -- about billy and whitey together. he said if my brother threatened to kill you, you would be nothing but nice to me. the politicians were nothing but nice to billy bulger. >> if i remember correctly, billy bulger actually testified before congress. do you know if there was ever any evidence of corruption there? >> no. they sent congressional investigators up that summer to check on all these bills that punished whitey's enemies. they couldn't find any fingerprints on them. >> do you have any idea how close the fbi was to finding him before this final tip sent them out to santa monica? >> i thought they were just dealing with a lot of dead ends. i didn't think th

i didn't lose the lottery fair and square. >> i don't know why it happened. some mistake happened and we'll correct it don't worry. fine. no. it was not corrected in the second round at all. >> by the time the district noticed the problem they had too many kids who spoke english. parents were offered places at other schools or the case of the chinese immersion school they had to open another kindergarten class. >> there is no doubt immersion programs are popular and in demand in san francisco. this year 39 percent of all applicants requested the immersion program. some parents hope to get a spot. >> it is a good skill more than one language it is a different way of learning and solving problems it has no negative. abc sevennews. >> with the weather we have had late low. we found this item worthy of note. our summers are hotter than in the coming deck cades. we'll see the unprecedented heat in the next two decades in the tropics and 60 years here in the u.s. . coolest summers will be hotter than the summers in the past 60 years . summer-like temperatures are s

you feel like you win the lottery in that way. you don't realize until you go to college how much you need money to keep going. >> anyone can donate. >> we tell people it's whatever you can afford. if you afford 50 and you have ten friends with $50, all of that money can get pooled together and send a scholar to college. >> students then stay in touch with the donors. >> you update every few months or so. you tell like how school is going, you know, what is it like, how is the first year of college. did you make new friends? are the classes, are they hard or easy? pretty much, you know, let them know how the money is used. >> in san francisco, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >>> social networks site myspace is hoping to give facebook a run for the money. the man directing the comeback is pop star justin timberlake. he will drive to create strategy. life imitating art, he played the role of sean parker recently one of facebook's early leaders. timberlake says he wants to turn myspace in a place where fans interact with their favorite e

the archetype po irish mobster, even won the massachusetts lottery a few years before his indictment. >> everybody knew knew he ran the rackets but there was a myth in south boston. it was that whitey bulger never hurt anyone that didn't deserve it and the other myth was that he kept the drugs out of southie and they were just that, a myth. >> reporter: a myth worthy of a movie. >> makes me curious to see you in this neighborhood. >> reporter: martin scorsese based the jack nicholson character in "the departed" on whitey bulger. the mobster's younger brother billy for years was the most powerful democrat in the massachusetts statehouse. president of the senate. >> whitey bulger controlled the rackets in that part of town and his brother was one of the most powerfrf politicians in massachusetts. >> reporter: the fact that the two brothers kept in contact even after whitey went on the m would l ler prove an embarrassment for billy bulger, a congressional committee put him publicly on the hot seat. >> i know my brother stands accused of many things. serious crime, brutal crimes. i do sti

i was at a store and i bought a lottery ticket on the second day and i won the lottery. one of the first winners in california. [laughter] >> i'm 19 years old and i just won $5,000 in the 1980s. i could have been one or two things. i could have taken the route of charlie sheen and thrown a party or i could have invested it in the future. i took my money and i invested in the stocks. i did pretty well. at the end of the semester, i decided i was going to take a risk on myself as an individual. i took my money out of the market. i refinanced my current car and i went out and i created a business. i didn't put a lot of thought after my name it's kevin o.'s deli before subways and i became successful but it also taught me something different. it taught me about regulations. it talked me every person i hired who i paid as much social security as they did. by the end of two years i had enough money to pay my way through college and so i sold my business. i now go to college and i could look in the paper i could be a summer intern in washington, d.c. with my local congressman a

as the no, there is a lottery held at 6 in the morning. that is how sought after the spaces are. you might get as many as 150 street artists to show up for 50 spaces. >> what other areas can a licensed street artist go to? >> they can go to the fisherman's wharf area. they can go in and around union square. we have space is now up in the castro, in fact. >> how many are there? >> we have about 420. >> are they here all year round? >> out of the 420, i know 150 to sell all year round. i mean like five-seven days a week. >> are they making their living of of this? >> this is their sole source of income for many. >> how long have you been with this program. how much has it changed? >> i have been with the program since it began 37 and a half years ago but i have seen changes in the trend. fashion comes and goes. >> i think that you can still find plenty of titis perhaps. >> this is because the 60's is retro for a lot of people. i have seen that come back, yes. >> people still think of this city as the birth of that movement. great, thank you for talking about the background of the p

evening are the lottery numbers from last night. nobody got them all. jackpot going up to at least $42 million for tuesday's drawing. >>> few things create more fear in people than being near a creepy, crawling tarantula. if you want to get over that fear or have nothing else to do, a new exhibit at the san francisco zoo is just for you. it's called "tarantulas alive and all caged up] [staring at the fangs and fuzzy legs of 20 different species you will learn they are gentle giants that are not deadly to humans but they are still being kept in their cage however gentle they are. >> an exhibition of definitive works by the painter pablo picasso opens today. he's probably the best known artist of the 20th century. as you see from arts and entertainment reporter don sanchez, this exhibition is a significant collection. >> one look at gallery and you understand why pablo picasso was the most influential artist of the 20th century. his art covered an incredibly wide range of ideas. >> you are seeing the eye and hand and thoughts of a great living old master

you know, when i was born, i won the lottery. i was born white and healthy and in north america, and frankly, it doesn't get luckier than that, and they said to me, but, yes, you're here. they took me for my imperfections and said we're trying to protect our children. go away and do your best to make our voice heard. that's what i tried to do. the other reason i wrote the novel is i'm so fed up with the western representation of africans as pathetic, defenseless victims, and we do it partly deliberately in the case of some charities. you know the image, the desperate looking child, and it's manipulative to get our money or sympathy, but it couldn't be further from the truth in my experience of africa. the africa that i see in places like rwanda and northern uganda and darfur is people who are incredibly resourceful and resilient. they are not people who define themselves as victims. they define themselves as survivors. how do you not want to help somebody rebuilding their life saying i'm a survivor? these are people even when the

all work here at this costco and each put $5 into the office pool had been playing the lottery together for a month before the june 1st drawing. >> just amazing. how many times you check the tickets. so hard to get a couple numbers the to get all, unbelievable. >> reporter: anthony was in charge of buying the tickets each week from the store. but almost slipped up on the final day. >> he went to buy his own quick pick tickets and realize heed didn't have his group money on him. so he left the stationary store, where he bought it, went home, got the $120. went back and bought the tickets. >> reporter: ralph was the first to check the ticket. >> i just went through the numbers one by one. shaking my head. clearing my eyes. couldn't believe what i was seeing. went into the bedroom. i woke my wife up. >> reporter: what followed, 19 wakeup calls to a group now called, for tax purposes, the 1937 flatbush avenue dodgers. anthony was born in brooklyn, and they're all fans. >> we're dedicated to making the money laugh. breathe easy and have a happy life. >> reporter: the group has chosen a lump

almost like winning the lottery, but maybe it's got a few more bumps in it than that. >> dennis anderson is one of the coolest guys i've ever met. he loves what he does, loves his fans and every day is an adventure for the man. a back story to this, they have an engineer that works on the crew and have a radio controlled shutoff switch so if i went too crazy with the vehicle they'd shut it off. it's not good for an anchor to destroy their vehicle. dennis pulled me aside, when you get on the far side of the georgia dome they're not going to be able to get you that well with the frequency, when you get on the far side, punch it as hard as you possibly can so that's what i did. >> explain to folks, many people may not have been to some of the shows but these are popular, this is a sport that draws a lot of audiences. >> really does. they have thousands and thousands that show up. what's funny you got people that show up before the shows, unlike some sports you can't get up close to your stars, they open up the floor, open up the auditorium so people can go in, shake the hands of the drivers

somebody matched five out of six numbers in the mega millions lottery, and they haven't claimed their prize. this ticket was purchased exactly a month ago. here are the winning numbers. no, ken, it's not you, 1, 16, 29, 36, 50, 16. the ticket is worth $220,000. >>> the as and red sox combine for 22 hits and 14 runs at fenway. and the giants may have found their new shortstop. brandon crawford shines in a debut. that's next in sports. we hear verizon's 4g lte is fast. let's find out how much we can download before this rocket takes out this 4g hotspot. are you guys ready ? yeah, ready ! ready ! let's go hot. ready, set, download ! done ! done ! done ! what'd you get, what'd you get ? downloaded solitaire ! i got gulliver's travels ! i got a photo ! yeah ! all right ! it's america's fastest and largest high-speed wireless network-- verizon. built so you can rule the air. " " shaquille o'neal officially announced his retirement today after 19 sentence and twice as many nicknames. start the clock. >> so in light of today i am retiring all of my nicknames, the big aristotle, shaq few, the

you know, when i was born i won the lottery. i was born white and healthy and frankly it doesn't get any luckier than not. and they said to me yes, but rebecca, your hair. so they took me through all my imperfections instead were quite busy trying to stay alive in particular children, so please go away and do your best to make our voice heard and that's what i've tried to do. the other reason i wrote this novel was that i am just so fed up with the western representations as pathetic defenseless that guns. and we do it partly deliberately in the case of some charities. you know that desperate little child with the flies around the size? it is a manipulator to get our money or send it, but it couldn't be further than the truth in the experience of africa. the africa that i see in places like rwanda in northern uganda and darfur were as people who are incredibly resourceful and resilient. they are not people who define themselves as victims. they defined themselves as survivors. how can you not want to help someone who is rebuildi

the evening and this is jack at rivera with the winning lottery numbers for monday june 6th. the first gave the first winner is 2-the second number nine-and a final plea to a number is 9. numbers for tonight 299. moving on to the big four. the first pick for number one the second number zero the third number three and the fourth and final pitch for number is 7. the major pick for numbers 1037. moving on you can play seven nights of the week tonight jack pot is $150,000. the first number is 36 sec #17 their number ninth the fourth number 20 and the fifth and final number is 14 so the numbers are 36-17-9 at-20-14. will it onto lotto. tonight's jacket august 20th $3.5 million good luck. the first lot number is 22 the second number is 43 the third number is 42 the fourth number is 14 the fifth number is 51 and the six caught numbers 27 to recap the numbers tonight are 22-43-42-14th-51-27. a gain join tomorrow night. tonight's and medical break through in killing its fast growing can't serve. two pharmaceutical companies bring competing drugs to give it to extend like then shrink

a $50 million bank fraud is like winning the lottery for them. they have dwek and dead to rights. he is going to the big house. $50 million bank fraud for 30 years put the press release out, he has nowhere to go with this. it is only him. it is the easiest case we are ever going to make. no investigation necessary. >> then what happens? >> his attorney starts to make a play to enter into a cooperation agreement. chris christie won't by intuit. he tells his associates july want to get into bed with this guy? he has no doubt dwek knows more than what they arrested him on but they don't trust him. >> who convinces chris christie to give it a try and let dwek go undercover for a little longer? >> it is his senior aides in the u.s. attorney's office. what he didn't realize is through the course of the previous number of years there have been a number of investigations that came down through the operations, council members and town administrators and the big engineering firms went belly up as a result. in the course of those investigations, when dwek's name comings across the corruption

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he says he quit his job to make a lottery drawing. >> nope, you can't have the day off, you have to be at work. then i guess i quit. this is a chance in a lifetime. >> apparently it was. that's david becker. he won $176,000 in the drawing. he says he is going to treat himself to a harley but the rest will go to bills, a little in savings. now he has to go out and look

we have the same lottery. the host of the show will call randomly someone who has probably asked a person who has watched the show, call the person in los angeles and call them live on the show. we need to provide that kind of interactivity. you need to have more and more original programming. it is changing. our whole audience will be behaving differently. >> we have 10 minutes. the ftc and the department of justice approved a massive merger, and that involved comcast. do you think there are going to be more of such mergers in the future, where you have operators and programmers merging it again? of course, jeff has done the opposite. like liz and mr. burton. >> there is obviously been more consolidation going on in the industry. at comcast, we were able to find something to work for both companies. people are looking for scale. they are looking for efficiency, a way to leverage assets across larger platforms, and it is a very fast-moving marketplace. jeff, i want to go back to something you started, a really

we need to pay for schooling with money we get from the taxes as well as the lottery we have here. congress should leave our school system alone when it comes to budget cuts. host: did you have success with your education, getting a job? caller: i have three master's degrees. this system has not done anything but send jobs away from here. people need to get education so when the market opens up again, they will be ready to take jobs. if we keep cutting them and causing these vouchers, we will not educated people at all. host: were the masters degrees to help you get a job but your personal interest? caller: my personal interest. i finally retired. i am safe. looking at the children, they do not have any way of getting out of poverty or going forward if they do not have an education. host: sounds like you got your first degree based on the job market. caller: business, and human resource management, and years ago, the jobs were across the water. host: independent scholar in connecticut. -- caller in connecticut. caller: i think we have crossed the line these days. we have corporatio

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he says he had just arrived at the dmv when two men claimed they had a winning lottery ticket worth $9 million. the scammers told him a sob story about how they were in the country illegally and could not claim the money because they feared they would be deported. >> i don't have a social security number. what can i do? i need somebody to help me. >> reporter: investigators say the crooks called a fake call center and a woman confirmed they had woman. the con artist promised singh 1/3 of the winnings but only if he gave them thousands up front. he went to his bank and withdrew $9,000 in cash. police say singh gave the money to the scammers at a nearby fast food restaurant, and they took off with his cash, never to be seen again. >> i feel bad. so bad. >> reporter: singh now has only $49 to his name. his account and faith in people shattered and depleted. now union city police say that this is the only case they have on record, but they say if the crooks got away with it this time, it's likely they'll try to con someone else. live in fremont tonight, nbc, bay area news. >> let that be a

only at denny's >> well, you may have already found out the california lottery website is down this morning so they have set up a temporary website. but we have the winning numbers for you right now in last night's megamillions drawing. the meganumber is 4. nobody got all six numbers right for the $76 million jackpot so next tuesday's top prize will be at least $88 million. in theaters this weekend the newest film from pixar studios, cars 2, a sequel in 3-d. don sanchez has his review of this bay area film on the isle. ♪ you must think i'm crazy >> they travel the world so the queen can race in a world grand prix. that gives the pixar artist a chance to explore the glamorous capital. >> they head toward the first turn. >> they are racing on an alternative fuel. there is a green message. and there are plots afloat. he gets mistaken for a spy. go! average intelligence. >> this is major's film. the story goes in so many directions that like a driver you may need a navigator. >> i just wanted this movie to be really fast based. >> john, who is the creative head of pixar and disney animation,

would you borrow from a friend or play the lottery? this north carolina man did something way more unusual. what do you got? restrained driver... sir, can you hear me? just hold the bag. we need a portable x-ray, please! [ nurse ] i'm a nurse. i believe in the power of science and medicine. but i'm also human. and i believe in stacking the deck. >>> 32 minutes past the hour. here's a look at some of the headlines and news that you may have missed. starting next month, u.s. troops in afghanistan will begin to come home. president barack obama is expected to outline his plan on troop withdrawal in a speech tomorrow at 8:00 p.m. eastern. it's expected 30,000 surge forces will pull out of the country by the end of 2012. about 100,000 troops are in afghanistan right now. about three-quarters of americans polled this month said they support pulling some or all u.s. forces from that country. >>> jon huntsman has joined the republican party's 2012 presidential field. the former utah governor was also president barack obama's ambassador to chin

to english premier league side chelsea the london club being monitored sucking car launch lottery last month but the blues say they want to appoint a new boss within the next fortnight former acting manager heading to is believed to be frontrunner for a job regarded as one of the most. in club football is the management so. this is going well. but no relation to. the next. thing. we do we. ok let's leave football behind for now and move to tennis where serina williams has finally returned to competitive action the thirteen time grand slam champion had been with foot injury for a full year but managed to come through the first round in eastbourne despite. best efforts it didn't look like a victorious comeback for williams at first the former world number one only able to gain for said. things around in solid fashion to carve out a one six six three six games to four when russia's world number three that is viewers from the over up next for twenty. years up to defend wimbledon crown next. also for the sport is another former world number one not rich the serb shrugging off an early break

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