Desk. Once again, the entire country is talking about a Lottery Ticket sold in the south bay. One ticket had all six numbers from the powerball drawing, here is alex savage with more. Reporter somebody stopped by to buy a Powerball Ticket and will have a whole lot of extra cash, he bought that ticket and it was the only ticket to match all six numbers in last nights drawing. The winner has not stepped forward and really, it is so early on potentially they dont know they have hit the jackpot. Excitement began to build here as word came down about that powerball winner and employees are hoping this will boost ticket sales. After this, we hoped may be is the sales go up especially the lotteries. Reporter now the chevron station man, he will get a 1 million payout for selling the Winning Ticket. That ticket was sold between saturday and last night. Lets check them just to see if anybody is holding on to that Winning Ticket and here are the numbers from last nights drawing. 1, 17, 35, 49, 5
In chevron. Lottery officials tell us that lucky ticket was sold. Tell us what youve learned so far. Weve learned we might be standing in one of the luckiest gas stations in the bay area. The Winning Ticket sold in this machine right over here. Some of the chevron employees here, lottery officials tell me that ticket was sold sometime since saturday. They confirmed it marched all five numbers and the powerball. The winner may not even know. There are still a lot of outstanding questions, but lottery officials confirm it does appear there was only one Winning Ticket, and it was sold right here. People are starting to drop by the chevron, just to see where the winning Lottery Ticket was sold. Theyre already saying that this might be be their new hot spot to buy their tickets. Is this going to be your spot . It might be. I usually go to the 7eleven. No word from the winner who bought that ticket here. I did ask if there was any indication of when that rining ticket was sold. All they can
In milpitas unfortunately but we are live outside of that store, one ticket, dave had all six numbers, but it is thursday, february 20th, i am pam cook. I am dave clark, lets talk about weather and traffic. He is a winner too. I hope so. Sometimes at 230, you are i dont know about that. It will still be on the me 0 warm and it sure looks like around wednesday or so, we might be into that maybe rain category and some of those are rather bully. 37 napa, not listed in there, pleasant hill, other areas, antioch has 49 and other areas are on the cool side and thats the end result just not here, we start off mostly clear, high clouds fitterred, near 07 for some and again upper 60s and 70s and we are in this pattern for a few days. At hey, steve if you are driving driving, you can you can see no problem with traffic and on 880 in oakland traffic continues to move well and in lovage, this is the best it will get. 880, 5 minutes and 508 grant line 20 minutes which is about normal high street to
For an intake with the budget analyst next week. Does that 10 million include equipment as well . Yes. Okay. The last time we had a hearing i vaguely remember the number being over that amount. You had mentioned a specific number closer to 12 . I dont remember the exact dollars. Its was closer to 12 and and we came down to 10. Any money is great. What we are asking for is a step to getting back to that 80 percent which is what weve always advocated for. I might be getting ahead, the second part is to analyze strategic planning. Also we have asked for in the budget the restoration of an h 40 battalion chief that has been defunded for years. We need more assistance on the advent side. Both of these items you want evaluated we agree that we need to investor reinvest the funding in order to get the work done. Thank you for bringing it to everyones attention. Thank you, chief. We is there any additional Public Comment . Seeing none, Public Comment is closed. Colleagues . Supervisor tang . S
Unfortunately its not accessible to in patients that we have in our local hospitals as well as our jails. I would also note that our city purchases many of our drugs for our inpatient populations and others with a contract through a Company Called innovation. Unfortunately the pricing for those particular drugs are covered by nondisclosure agreement and we dont have the ability to understand how those prices are set. The resolution is asking for four things. It asks the department of Public Health to use consumer websites to provide comparisons for drugs in San Francisco and asks for the drug pricing through all inpatient settings federal legislative agenda for this year. We also state that the board of supervisors will increase transparency in pricing for health care and prescription drugs and also a firms our city supports for pharmaceutical prices and rate setting process. I want to take a moment to thank all the advocacy organizations and our residents that have been disproportiona