w.vitac.com -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com this is cnn early start i'm randi kaye. millions millions lined up for a chance to win big. at least one record hit the jackpot. >> what do we want? justice. when do we want it? now. >> keeping up the heat in the investigation of trayvon martin's shooting. a march planned to the sanford police department, we're live in florida. check out this video. the awesome power of a tornado captured on camera, school bus pounded by the storm, swift action by the driver saved nearly a dozen kids. a minute-and-a-half from the

school. >> i'm on the road and i see a tornado touchdown one mile from me. >> oh my gosh. >> you're watching "weekend early start" where news doesn't take the weekend off. it's official, there is at least one mega millions lottery ticket, it was sold in maryland. if you missed the drawing last night. no worries. here is a replay right now. >> our first number tonight is 46, followed by 23, up next, we have 38, that's followed by 4, final number is 2. now for the mega ball, 23. >> those numbers, 2, 4, 23, 38 and 46. the mega ball is 23. let's get straight to athena jones in baltimore, maryland. good morning, athena. i guess you don't have the winning ticket since you showed up for work along with the rest

of us. >> reporter: i would have come anyway. who gets two 23's, surely no one won but it was in baltimore county. we're standing outside the maryland lottery headquarters, we don't know what store sold the ticket, but we do know that store is going to get $100,000 bonus, just for selling the ticket and that is of course in addition to the money they get from normal ticket sales which skyrocketed, they get five cents on every dollar, that is a big chunk of money for that store. >> this is a lucky store, do you know about the history? >> reporter: we don't know the store we'll find out hopefully later today, once we find out we expect to have possibly some sort of pressuer at the store. the lottery spokesperson the winner in maryland hasn't come forward, not surprising, considering the size of the jackpot. the winner in maryland is not

required to take part in any sort of media events, so we might not ow the winner for some time. officials here do tell us they believe there is more than one winner so that person will likely have to split their winnings with other states but still waiting to hear what other states may have had winners. we know in the state of california at least 29 people got five of the six numbers correct. they are secondary winners, won't have to share the big jackpot but supposed to get we hear from the state lottery spokesman in california they will get between $125,000 and $130,000 winnings. pretty good chunk of change for them, too. >> that is a good payday. i bet they go to work, too. athena jones, thank you very much. clyde anderson joins me at 6:15 eastern, he'll teach us how to handle that $640 million fortune or a whole lot of money if you happen to have it. hackers setting their sights on credit and debit cards, ten

million people could be at risk. global payments the company at the center of the breach notified issuers, did not say which companies were affected. visa said all brands were involved. both visa and mastercard say they notified customers about accounts that could be proposal pro missed. discover and american express are watching. the people calling for justice in the trayvon martin case head back to the streets of sanford, florida, a march kicks off a couple hours from now. the department has been heavily criticized for not arresting martin's shooter george zimmerman. in an interview, pam bondi defended the process so far. >> you don't want make an arrest too soon. we need justice but you don't want to make an arrest without having all the answers, they will conduct their

investigation, as fast as they can because they know we need answers. and the family wants answers. and that will be done in a timely fashion but also in an ethical way. >> george howell is tracking the developments in sanford this morning. george, tell me who will be at today's event? >> reporter: randi, good morning. this event today, this rally and march hosted by the naacp, the president will be part of the event. starts around 11:00, will end at the sanford police department, starts at crooms academy, we are expecting thousands of people, randi, some bused in. the message is simple, to arrest george zimmerman. keep in mind there are other groups, national action group, that hosted by al sharpton who is saying the time may come to take it to the next level, possible economic sanctions in the event that zimmerman is not

arrested, randi. >> george, just a few days ago, george zimmerman's brother spoke with cnn now we're hearing from trayvon martin's brother. >> javarus fulton goes to college and he's speaking on behalf of his brother. we heard from robert zimmerman speaking about george zimmerman. now we're hearing from javarus talking about his brother and the controversial stand your ground law here in florida. ran randi, listen to what he had to say. >> i think it sends the wrong message, it tells people that you can murder someone, no one sees it and you say self-defense. >> reporter: so we are hearing many new voices and also today many new people who will be part of this rally as this investigation continues to determine whether george zimmerman will be charged and arrested, randi. >> george howell in florida for

us, thank you. you the u.s. is ramping pree on iran with tough new sanctions that buys oil from tehran including china and india. the president says there is enough oil supply to prevent a shortage. >> iran oil and syria are topping the agenda as hillary clinton visits the middle east. she met with king abdullah yesterday. saudi arabia called for a more aggressive approach on syria including arming anti-government activists. maybe you didn't win the mega millions, if you own stocks you're doing okay because the dow and s&p 500 wrapped up the best quarter in more than a decade. the dow is up 8.1% since new year's day. analysts credit consumer confidence and spending. all right, maybe just grabbing a first cup of coffee. see how the weekend weather

might be shaping up. >> i take it you didn't win the lottery. >> >> you either. >> i would have shared it. >> if i had won the lottery i would have ripped off my clothe and set my hair on fire. some decent weather in parts of the southeast, rain welcome to help us knock the pollen out, possibly severe weather in parts of the mid-mississippi valley, winds continue for portions of colorado and fairly potent storm system developing across the west coast. a lot to talk about randi, more coming up in a few moments. talk more then. a run down of stories we're working on, a tornado tosses a school bus in a diner moments after children evacuate. one $640 million lottery ticket sold in maryland, but there could be more. we'll tell you how to handle that mega money. republican voters say it's time for gop candidates to go away. are they talking about rick

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diner. the bus is empty, moments before this happened there were 11 kids, one bus driver on board, the only way to tell you this story is to listen to the whole thing as it unfolds. you can hear how the bus driver, angel perry, got them all to safety. listen to this. >> i see the tornado on the ground, north of the school. >> get in the middle. there is a tornado there, guys. don't block me. guys, we're going as fast as we can in the school. >> everybody stay together, altogether, right now go, go, go, go, go. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, come on, come on. 10, 11, go, go. >> amazing. you can hear her counting the student as she got them off the

bus one-by-one. the bus was flung across the parking lot across the street in the diner, all 11 children are okay. the bus driver as well, amazing. isn't that, reynolds, to tell them put the book on their head get them off the bus one-by-one in a crazy situation. >> she is brilliant. smart. the number one way people die during tornadoes by blunt force trauma, head injuries -- >> grab the textbook. >> provides a little bit of protection. the worst thing they could have done is stayed in the bus, obvious you see what it looks like now, in the last year when we were surveying some of the damage in tuesdscaloosatuscaloo military depot, large two and a half ton trucks flattened. >> amazing the power. >> thankfully not expecting that severe. we might see a nice combination of weather in parts of the northeast, if you don't mind the rain or snow, you'll be happy.

as we zoom in in parts of the northeast, zooming in parts of the northeast, let's bring it in closer ourselves, in the northeast a combination rain and snow in parts of the southeast, from mobile to new orleans, a few scattered showers, possibly thunderstorms that might be developing in the afternoon but one of the place where we could see severe weather, randi, is mid-mississippi valley, by late afternoon and early evening, atmosphere will destablize, you can see the rough stuff in parts of colorado still battling the blazing, winds increase in the afternoon. in the pacific, big storm system will bring rain to the valley, high elevations morneau. seems like ♪ season will never ever end. will probably end in august. >> i hope you're joking. reynolds, thank you. big money brings big responsibility. people all over the country are getting a slice of the mega millions cash. clyde anderson will be along to tell us the first three things that you should do after

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♪ good morning, atlanta, starting to wake up this morning. we have a little bit of a money theme going today because it will be a great day for mega millions lottery winners. at least one $640 million ticket

was sold in maryland. clyde anderson our financial expert is joining me now. so i guess you didn't win. >> it wasn't me i'm still here. >> i'm glad you're here, sorry you didn't win. what are the first three things the lucky winner or winners should be doing today? >> the main thing don't rush, don't say it's me, this is that ticket right there, that is changing somebody's life. don't rush out and do it and say it's me. breathe for a moment. you have to have a plan. planning is essential, but in order to have that you have to have a right team, good accountant, someone to man ab m and taxes, together put the plan in case. >> don't rush, get a team together. >> yes. >> what do you advise them on when i bought my ticket, they asked me to you want the cash option do you advise that? >> you want it in a lump sum. you want to make money off my

money. instead of having them control it and keep it, you can make money off the interest. get that lump sum payment instead of the annuity and earn interest. it's $270 million if you got a municipal bond you'd make $10 million in interest. >> the lump sum is $470 million, can you imagine? >> uncle sam get his piece. >> why is it that so many lottery winners end up bankrupt? >> when people are buying all this frenzy, people buying in hope of having something different or different life. as soon as they get the current to have a different life, a lot of people have never experience order had that time of money. as soon as they get it they go crazy, buy things they don't need, we have the need versus want thing, also counsel from someone not reliable or people that they can't trust.

some people steal money from them, buy different things they don't need and squander, it comes down to mismanagement and end up without any money. >> what about buying a ticket in general. there is student loan debt, trying to fill the gas tank, credit card debt. is it a good idea or waste of money, i ask myself all the time. >> we look at the odds, 1 in 176 million. you had a better chance of being struck by lightning. when you look at it from that standpoint, there are other things to do with your money, you have to look at that. if you have high interest rate debt and credit cards, that could be an issue. the person that spends a dollar to three dollars on a ticket not a big deal. some people were spending hundreds to buy tickets when they could use that money to pay something else or take care of responsibilities. >> next time we'll let you in on

our show pool. we didn't include you. >> i was left out. >> nobody told you. >> i don't feel as bad because we didn't win. >> next time we'll get you. we' we'll see you in a bit. >> if you win the lottery, what would you do? tweet me @randikay. republican voters may be ready for a change talking about paring down the feel but not ready to say goodbye to rick santorum, we'll tell you why. 15 suspected illegal immigrants caught trying to smuggle themselves in the u.s., how they tried to trick border agents, details on that in a moment. do you have anything for a headache...like excedrin...

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23 mines -- minutes past the hour. here are stories making news around the anything. first stop, great falls, montana where ryan leaf was arrested and charged with burglary, theft and drug possession on friday. acarding to the tribune, he posted a $76,000 bond. but in a statement, leaf says i've made mistakes and have no exclusicuse excuses. his most recent arrest three years in a ten year probation, for eight felony drug charges that leaf pleaded guilty to in 2009. in california, 15 suspected illegal immigrants are now in custody after being caught trying to smuggle themselves in the u.s. coast guard received a call a boat that capsized nearby. border patrol agents think the

distress call was bogus. >> initial reports came in that the boat was taking on water or had capsized, and we have found nothing that confirms that report so we're believing this possibly might have been something a call to throw us off. >> to dearborn, michigan, three firefighters narrowly escaped from this, the roof of this building gives way right under the crew as they were trying to ventilate the building. you can see the guys formed a chain, all three walked away without an injury. for many war veterans coming home can be difficult. this week cnn hero is a former marine made it his mission to help his brothers in arms find a new purpose by giving them a chance to continue to serve. meet jake wood. >> in the military everyone is taught how to lead, taught how to follow, solve problems.

i started in marine corp deployed to iraq and afghanistan. when i first saw the earthquake that hit haiti a lot of the images felt fallujah or afghanistan. i went on facebook and said i'm going to haiti, who is in, 72 hours after that we were on our way to port-au-prince. >> get gauze. >> we set up a triage clinic. >> number the beds. >> veterans are useful in these situations. i'm jake wood i want to help veterans transition to civilian life and help others in need. team rubikan realized we could help the vets. they are almost recharged. >> when you get out you have the feeling of what are you doing? it's important in the world. team rubicon is a great opportunity to help people in

need. >> put your foot back. >> most of the work we do internationally is triage clinics. chile, sudan, pakistan. here at home in tuscaloosa, joplin, debris clearing operations. search and rescue. we have 1400 volunteers and 80% are military veterans. helping other people as part of the healing process. >> i can't thank you all enough. there is no limit to what veterans can do. we have the ability to help and want to serve. it's a win-win situation. >> remember, all our heros come from your nomination. go to cnn heros.com, share your inspirational stories. mitt romney is becoming known for what many are calling rich guy gaffes. stephen colbert is poking fun at the latest one. >> i recall at one parade where he was going down the street, he was led by a band and his band did not know how to play the michigan fight song, only knew

how to play the wisconsin fight song. every time they would play "on wisconsin" my dad's people would jump up and try to get them to stop because they didn't want people in michigan to be reminded my dad moved production to wisconsin. >> good stuff! it's like on the blue collar comedy tour if the comedy was about losing blue collar jobs. >> very funny. but are they punch lines for tv ov or hurt his chances? our political gut check is next. [ monica ] i'm away on a movie shoot

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half past the hour, i'm randi kaye, thanks for starting your day with us. some of the top stories this morning, have you checked your mega millions ticket yet? if you have these numbers you hit the record $640 million jackpot. >> our first number tonight is 46, that's followed by 23. up next, we have 38, that's followed by 4 and final is 2. now for the mega ball, 23. >> so we know there is at least one winning ticket sold in baltimore county, maryland there could be more winners in other states. check your ticket. thousands of people plan to demonstrate in sanford, florida where trayvon martin was shot

and killed by george zimmerman. trayvon's older brother is baffled by allegations trayvon attacked zimmerman. >> i was listening to zimmerman's father speak yesterday and he said something like my procedure was on top of his son and said "you're going to die tonight" that doesn't sound like my brother at all. yeah, i think it sends the wrong message, it tells people you can murder someone, no one sees it and you say self-defense. >> the protesters plan to march to the headquarters of the sanford police department, out ra -- outraged zimmerman was not arrested. newly released evidence in the 2009 disappearance of a mother of two are asking why wasn't the husband arrested sooner? susan powell's blood was found

in the home and a will saying she feared her husband would kill her. former nfl ryan leaf in trouble with the law. he was arrested on burglary and drug possession charges yesterday. he posted a $76,000 bond. in 2009 leaf pleaded guilty to eight felony drug charges and was sentenced to probation. keith olbermann vowing to take legal action after being dismissed from current tv. the founders say the values were no longer reflected in the relationship with olbermann. eliot spitzer launched a new show in that time slot. time for something we call political gut check. where we take you beyond the

speeches and break down what is really happening in the world of politics. newt gingrich and ron paul are feeling the heat from their own party. a poll shows most republican voters want paul and gingrich to drop out so a front-runner can be determined before the national convention in august and rick santorum? despite being way behind mitt romney in wins and delegates most people don't want him to go. mark preston told me why. >> the reason might be the fact that rick santorum plays very well with the republican base. in fact one of the questions that we asked or several questions we asked had to do with qualities, and what they thought about values. we asked this of republican voters and these republicans said that not only does rick santorum says what he believes, but they feel that rick santorum is more honest and that rick santorum shares their values. on the flip side when asked questions is about mitt romney,

who do you think can beat president obama, they say it's mitt romney. who do you think is the stronger lead -- leader, they think mitt romney. rick santorum when he looks in his gut he sees the numbers and says i'm not getting out of the race. >> mitt romney has had a very interesting week. you mentioned a couple of the endorsements, marco rubio, george hw bush and paul ryan. he had big gaffes, which do you think voters are going to pay more attention to, the gaffes or big endorsements? >> i think mitt romney would hope they would pay attention to the endorsements and listen to what george hw bush says, but i have to tell you whenever it seems that mitt romney is gaining traction, he seems to stumble over himself. new details came out that he was trying to build a car elevator

out at his summer home in lajolla, i don't know how many people have elevators in their homes but he's building car he'll -- elevator for his summer home. that doesn't necessarily make him more understandable to the working man. that is for sure. also, he held a conference call this past week with wisconsin voters and he was trying to tell a joke but in telling the joke he really stumbled over himself and what he did is talked about how his father, who once oversaw american motors, how his father had shut down a plant in michigan and moved the operations to wisconsin. the joke didn't go over very well. >> i can imagine. getting back to the car elevator, people will wonder how they will fill their gas tank, not how they build a car elevator. >> on friday he gave a peach in

wisconsin he was very careful what he said but also wanted to make sure that he told the voters up there that he worked very hard for his wealth and he has had successes and failures. >> as newt gingrich said he has to earn this one we will see if he earns this one as well. mark preston, nice to see you. >> thanks, randi. >> read more from mark preston from cnn.com/gutcheck. holy traffic stop, batman was pulled over by the maryland police. there he is! the kacaped crusader, more on this, next. what's this? [ male announcer ] quaker oatmeal squares

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good morning, san francisco, look at that beautiful shot, the bridge in the background, how nice. all right everyone put down the winning lottery ticket if you have one, watch this. time to check out favorite stories from the week. reynolds and i have a few favorites. >> i haven't seen all of these i heard bits and pieces you have to share them with me. >> the first one, last week we covered this story of a maryland police officer pulling over the cape e ecrusader, good lookalik with his batmobile. we have the dash cam video. >> how are you doing? >> i'm on my way to georgetown university hospital. >> can i see the registration? i like the outfit, man. >> can i get out? >> sure can. >> he has to get registration. >> okay, batman.

>> so he gets out shakes his hand and what do you think police, i don't know, they call in, we need robin for back-up. >> what grown man dresses up like the caped crew sa ed crusa know who he is, there is no mystery. >> they took a picture with the guy. "the washington post" ran a feature, he's a businessman and does nice stuff, visits sick children in hospitals, and hands out paraphernalia, makes kids feel like super heros. time for one more. would you like to rest in greece? you can spend eternity wrapped in bacon for all you bacon lovers, pay close attention if you love bacon, you can love it to death it turns out. you can spend, reynolds, the hereafter laying like a strip of

pork fat. >> i thought you meant the country. >> we all have dreams and seeing the dreams can come true, but it's not edible. >> seattle based company special eyes in bacon-themed product, now they claim they have a bacon coffin. they are painted with what the company calls bacon and pork shading, accented with gold handles. >> not scratch and sniff. >> you're not going to be busy laying in there anyway. >> if you're going to hop in one, bacon sleeping bags, clothe. >> they have everything, bacon vodka, they have all kind of stuff. >> you know a lot about this i need to get educated on this stuff, nice. >> you're not ready to order one. >> not yet. >> i don't blame you. >> reynolds, we'll check back. hackers get into credit

accounts. clyde anderson looks at ways to protect your credit. we will be right back.

6:45 on the east coast. news that may have been off your radar. honda is recalling more than half a million suvs because the headlights could go out without warning. the automaker says there could be problems with the wiring systems. they are sending letters to the

owners of 2002-2004 crvs and 2003 honda pilot suv. a modern day ultimatum, cancel your facebook account or get kicked out of school. the school administrator of a school in new york explains. >> we want them to be in the real world with real friends. >> you don't feel facebook is the real world? >> it's not the real world. >> students had to fork up $100 to the school. they can get money back as long as they stay off the social network for the rest of the semester. a two-year-old rule at the school and students have to sign no facebook pledge at the beginning of the year. >> they knew it was a rule, that's it. >> prince harry left home, the 27-year-old prince has moved out of his dad's place and in his big brother has home. kensington palace. it's where the boys lived with their mom, princess diana.

let's talk about your money, credit or debit card information could be at risk for fraud because of a breach. global payments says the card data may have been access bid hackers. all the major companies are on alert. clyde anderson is here with me now to talk about this. this has a lot of us worried, how did it happen? >> we're in this technology age, information is out there, floating in cyber space, sometimes hackers make it their point and their job to get in and find this information, that is what is happening. information is there, available, over ten million people are susceptible to having their information compromised. >> we swipe our card and use it in the information goes to the low ba global payments. >> they are the middleman. all the data is going out there. when it's out there people can take it, pull it down and create a new card, and go off and

charge. >> is there any way to know somebody created a new card with your information? >> what you have to do is check your information, that is why credit card theft and fraud is so big because a lot of times we don't pay attention to the details. we have to go back and pay attention to the details. you can pull information line, look at each charge. don't even discard the little charges, look at everything. >> ten million? >> ten million people at risk. >> there is any way to avoid the risk, any way to protect ourselves? >> laws have been put in place that you're only responsible for a small amount. so $50 is what you're responsible for, a lot of companies will waive that. you have to report it as soon as possible so it's up to you to make sure the information on your report, information on your credit card statements is accurate. >> how easy if you're compromised how easy you end up in a fight --

>> you tell them right away, that is the key, tell them right away, they take the information off there, that is what the fraud protection is in place for. >> anything we should be doing today while the alert? pull your credit reports, and annualcreditrecoport.com. make sure you check every charge. >> thank you very much. a chemical link to press and prostate cancer found in household products, kitty litter to somehow shower curtains, how it out of your home, next. plip pl

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disease. a doctor joins me. bpa, a lot easier to say. what is it? >> industrial chemical, found in a lot of household things like you mentioned but makes plastic sort of firm but flexible. >> can end up in our system, banned in our country, but legal to put it in the products here in the u.s. >> most common places are things like plastic food containers, the lining of a lot of cans, epoxy sealer, a lot of canned food, water bottles, but is banned in other countries, in the u.s. most baby bottles don't have it after 2009, sippy cups have had it removed, it is a universal chemical. >> late yesterday the fda decided against a proposed ban, think stressed it has been studying and continues to study and make any necessary changes

to bpa's status based on the science, but it's in hundreds, maybe thousands of the products here. how do we know, do we look for a label or how do we know it's in the product we might be using. i never thought it was in kitty litter. >> one of the main places it will be in plastic food containers, maybe the ones you get home when you bring from left overs home from a restaurant. if you flip it over and that recycle triangle, a 3 or 7, could have bpa in it. if it doesn't have a 3 or 7 it's probably safe. things to avoid exposure will be don't heat those containers up, if you ever micro -- >> don't put it in the mi microwave. you'll get more of that in your food, don't try not to reuse water bottle, don't heat up cans like in the can, dump it out, if you read the ingredients, there are ways to limit exposure. most of the data say it could be

harmful in animal, but the fda is looking at it in humans but in the small amounts, it seems to be safe. >> what about the side effects in terms of children, are they, younger kids more at risk? >> you're right. that is why they are worried more about young children and unborn babies, for pregnant women and kids you want to be careful which is why a lot of manufacturers removed it from s sippy cups. even there, it's been a very small amount found and the only danger seems to be in animal. >> are there side effects, well we know? >> you probably wouldn't, the amounts we're finding are micrograms per kilogram of body weight. there is no test to do voluntarily to find out but i think the smart thing is this could be a problem just try to

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