>> reporter: breaking news in san francisco. police investigating a homicide on main street. they need your help finding suspects and clues and what was the cause? [ inaudible ]

breaking news this morning. thank you for joining us i'm kristen sze. i'm eric thomas. it is in san francisco the place police are investigating the discovery of a body on main street under the bay bridge. katie marzullo is live at the scene gathering information what do we know? >> reporter: this story went from a deceased body to an official homicide investigation within the past half hour. the scene is half a down on main between harrison son -- and bryant adult man is dead. a pg&e crew was working in the area. i just hung up with a representative from pg&e he says they have heard there was an accident out here but cannot confirm whether it has anything to do with their crew or not. he's going to have someone else call me. i'll keep you updated. in the meantime i talked with

a man who works security for a building nearby. he saw the body and was very surprised this happened in this area. >> spooked, like i said it never happened over here this is the first time something like this happened in area. >> reporter: he described as being like the twilight zone. police have not revealed anything as far as the cause of death whether or not they know of suspects or any suspects are on the loose. they are looking for your help. they say anyone who has information about in crime can text them. tips 411. include sfpd in the subject line and hopefully that will help lead investigators to what they need to know out here. we've watched other vehicles arrive, homicide investigators have a long morning ahead. katie marzullo, abc7 news. searchers will be looking

again this morning for clues in the disappearance of a missing morgan hill teen. troubling new clues a volunteer found will be sent for testing today. terry mcsweeney is live with the latest. >> reporter: they can't call it evidence yet, it is a big if. if what they found yesterday has anything to do with the disappearance of sierra lamar this could be the big break in the case. if not searchers go back about their business three hours from now. take a look at the point where they found a box that says, stainless steel, handcuffs on the side of it, nearby used condoms, found about a mile from sierra lamar's home in the bus stop where she is believed to have been heading when she disappeared march 16th. a searcher located the box and condoms west end of palm avenue. here's what investigators are saying about it. >> we are collecting it as

possible evidence. we don't know if these items will be related to the lamar case or not. >> reporter: this comes nearly two weeks after sierra's disappearance, her cell phone and bag with her clothing inside have been found. investigators are following leads. they've received hundreds and hundreds of calls if the public. anything that might come to -- the search will continue and it is going to be based from here on tilton avenue, they are looking for volunteers to come out. the search got a boost yesterday a donation of $12,000 to the effort. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. 5:04. new this morning, berkeley police have one man in custody in connection with the city's third homicide of the year.

police were called to the 2800 block of sacramento street where people reported gunshots at 7:30 last night they arrived to find a man in his 20s suffering from multiple gunshot wounds he was rushed to a hospital where he was pronounced dead. two men left a liquor store and were confronted by another group of men. students at an antioch high will be on alert as police continue to investigate a reported sexual assault. they say it took place yesterday afternoon at deer valley high. authorities say attack happened in one of the school's restrooms before 3 p.m.. mountain view police searching for a man who lunged at a little girl at school. a 9-year-old tells police 8:45 yesterday morning a man suddenly charged at her, but she got away. officers searched the area but couldn't find the man. they don't believe this was a kidnapping attempt. the man was heavy set in his

50s, grey hair and wearing navy blue polo shirt and grey jeans. a man wanted for one of two stabbings this week at the occupy san francisco camp is under arrest. a witness spotted the suspect yesterday walking by justin herman plaza. the witness called police and made a citizens arrest. friends the man stabbed remains in critical. nobody has been arrested in another stabbing that happened monday night. santorum continuing his campaign in wisconsin today after spending a day in the bay area. his motorcade arrived in alamo last few to pick up much-needed cash at an event hosted by mark and becky pine. earlier he made appearance at the jelly belly factory in fairfield no word on how much cash he collected in his visit there. vowing to stay in the race despite trailing in money and gates.

mitt romney was endorsed by former president george herbert walker bush and his wife barbara. one bush son former florida governor jeb bush endorsed romney last week. george w. bush has so far stayed out of the fray. do you have the golden ticket? the mega millions jackpot is at a world record 540 million dollars! you can expect long lines today at stores if you are buying a ticket. this line outside kavanagh liquors in san lorenzo which has previously sold four winning tickets. last night they turned people away but they will resume selling 9:00 this morning. the odds of winning are 1 in 176 million. the jackpot is expected to keep rising up to the drawing at 8:00 tonight. >> we have a list where the most winning tickets have been

sold on abc7 news.com. abc news will out a breaking news twitter -- [ unintelligible ]g> much better chance if you had 170 million tickets, think about that. 5:08 now. let's check in with mike -- i'm sorry i was laughing about buying my own weather. mike has a look at the forecast. >> i thought you were still laughing at the dumb and dumber joke. >> that was good. although wait a minute, i talk and you say dumb and dumber is there some linkage there? >> what just because there's two of you at the desk? no, that is so wrong. ds k we are seeing radar returns up across the north bay -- never said a mean word to him in my life.

[ laughing ] >> moving out of the way before lightning strikes me. there's a straight chance of a light shower there to the east of santa rosa heading over on 12, 29, we also have silverado trail, knoxville road, deer park road all those areas radar returns but haven't seen the rain making it to ground. you can see the storm punching into oregon and washington. for us a sprinkle in the north bay partly sunny, low to mid 60s along the coast into san francisco, mid 60s to near 70 for the rest of us livermore, morgan hill and san jose, windy, wet tomorrow and cooler breezy and dry sunday, monday and tuesday dry before another chance of rain wednesday day let's see if you have a chance of a nice commute. here's frances. i think you do on bay area freeways the line i remember the most is don't buy anything stupid. keep that in mind today.

katie marzullo is at the scene main street closed between harrison and bryant. bryant closed for a in the area. harrison open embarcadero is open. if you normally take the embarcadero heading to work, i don't think there will be much impact at this point. there is an injury crash in the richmond area if you are traveling between richmond and pinole on san pablo avenue, a car hit a power pole earlier this morning, two lanes still blocked terra hills drive a little north of hilltop mall 80 fine, 101 san rafael, the richmond-san rafael bridge. no delays now in contra costa county, looks good southbound 680 on the right through walnut creek easy drive across the san mateo bridge in both directions. 5:10. >> promise of better conditions for hundreds of workers. big changes coming to the chinese plants that make apple

products. the spoils of war. how local police are getting millions of dollars worth of military equipment. fly the bearded skies? see what happens when you mix an airline with pitcher brian wilson.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. some changes will be coming to apple's manufacturing plant in china. an audit found workers work

excessive overtime. the fair labor association says, foxconn is committed to reducing weekly work time to 49 hours, the legal limit in china. the company promised to fix health and safety violates if the factories. experts disagree on whether -- in the factories. experts dis grey on whether the changes will last. >> i can't hold my breath. -- >> made an example to all of china's manufacturing facilities this kind of activity cannot continue. >> foxconn says it will raise salaries to compensate workers for reduced hours. california police departments have been getting millions of surplus military equipment. nonpartisan project for the center of investigating reporting say they've been pouring through data to determine where much of that extra equipment has gone. dan ashley has more. >> reporter: the u.s. military requires a lot of equipment to

conduct operations overseas. when military operations in iraq wound down last year, local police departments were among the biggest beneficiaries of the draw down. concord police got this $300,000 armored personnel carrier, free. >> we are going to be using that for our s.w.a.t. team. >> reporter: in the early 90s congress passed legislation that allowed excess military equipment to be transfered to local police departments when it is no longer needed. since 1997 concord police received more than $526,000 in military surplus. >> one of the reasons is because of the budget crisis we've had and the economy it allows us to get goods and materials that we normally wouldn't be able to get for free. >> 2011 was a record-breaking year in terms of state police agencies participating in the program. >> reporter: reporter andrew becker examined the federal database to determine where the equipment ended up. he found more than 17,000

public agencies around the country have received an estimated 2.8 billion dollars in military surplus, since this program was created. california received 26.2 million of that last year. the bay area nearly 11 million. >> some of the equipment over the years from helicopters to m-16 rifles, let over toothbrushes, bath mats, camping gear. you name it. >> one person's trash is another's treasure. >> reporter: many law enforcement agencies have been accessing the surplus list for years. the alameda county sheriff received this 85 foot patrol craft from the coast guard in 2005 they use it to patrol oakland and the bay worth 4.4 million dollars. they paid just one dollar for it. >> when you can get a ship like in for a dollar, it is a no-brainer. >> reporter: the program is run online. >> what we do is, we look at the catalogues of the items

released and see if it is something we can use. >> reporter: police then request the item from the department of defense. if accepted the equipment is transfered and the civilian police departments take over responsibility for maintenance and storm. things they later determine they don't need can be sold or turned back over to the federal government. >> that was dan ashley reporting. you can read the full california watch report online or look up what your local department has received by logging on to abc7news.com. the giants begin regular season play next friday against the diamondbacks in arizona fans can't wait. you can see the giants will be flying high this season here's a look, virgin america has decked out one of their jets with giants logos and a brian wilson beard. we are so afraid we can show it. it should be in the air starting next week in time for the season opener.

virgin has name the plane "fly-bye baby." >> now they just need the lincecum hair. >> sounds like a pull let to me. >> are they flying out of s o we shouldn't have too many problems. >> tomorrow yes, today no. let's show you what is going on -- business in the front, party in the back. looking down on san francisco all over the east bay hills, hazy out there, we have moisture hanging in the area waiting for something to squeeze it out and make it rain that's the cold front that comes in tonight through tomorrow. until then let's look at temperatures and the moisture in the air and clouds that kept us mild, other than mountain view and los gatos upper 40s, low to mid 50s. monterey bay 49 everybody else in the low 50s even as you head inland.

our highlights, here's what i think is going to happen, mild highs today, very much like spring a few sprinkles possible across the north bay, rain tomorrow, followed by scattered showers in the afternoon. a little windy tomorrow also. dry sunday, monday and tuesday. san jose, livermore 70 today, mid to upper 60s the rest of the east bay valleys and bay shore. low 60s along the coast into san francisco low to mid 60s most of the north bay valleys. ukiah, clear lake and cloverdale mid to upper 50s. mid 60s for the monterey bay warmer inland low to mid 70s more sunshine farther south you go. tonight, morgan hill, santa cruz, clear lake, cloverdale, 48, 49, the rest of us low to mid 50s rain coming down. first, looking at this cold front and the flow running parallel to it. moist flow that's why we've seen a lot of rain north up

north right now because it is running parallel not pushing the front towards us that going to happen when this low hooks up with the front later today and tonight it will bring more rain more energy to this front definitely bring us movement let's see how it happens during the evening hours stray shower possible especially north bay and along the coast know that before you head out. as we head towards 7:00 tomorrow morning cold front moving in heavier rain in the form of yellow and orange radar returns moving morning to mid-afternoon then showers fall in behind it, through early sunday morning. by sunday afternoon breezy and much drier. rainfall amounts two inches in the north bay mountains half continues to an inch in the north bay. south bay will see the least amount quarter to half inch. temperatures cooler tomorrow mid 50s to near 60, 10° cooler slight warming trend with

extra rays of sunshine, sunday, monday, tuesday dry before another chance of rain wednesday. good morning. i want to show you live shot of the bay bridge toll, no delays right now. i've noticed all week it has been lighter than normal. some folks may have already started spring break maybe you can enjoy the nice afternoon that mike was telling us about before the rain sets in. easy ride across the golden gate bridge, no trouble in fact no accidents reported now on bay area freeways. pretty much good to go everywhere. another live shot 280 highway 17 headlights northbound 280 out of the downtown san jose area, 17 looks great south of the santa cruz mountains. we'll go to the waze traffic app to check out the commute heading towards the altamont pass and out at tracy. around this time of the morning is when we start to see reports of slow traffic on westbound 205, i'm not seeing that now.

all the regular commuters have been moving along, looking good into livermore and dublin. you can keep track of the slow downs for your specific commute go to abc7news.com/waze to download our free traffic app and become a traffic spotter you can put this on your iphone or smartphone. quaker oats man is getting a makeover. >> yahoo takes a big step towards protecting your online privacy.. k@k@k@k@k@k@k@k@k@k@k@@

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give users more control. it will offer a do not track feature starting this summer says the button will tell advertisers to stop tracking -- your online activities. this week the ftc urged companies to offer consumers a way to block online spying. a do not track feature is on new versions of internet explorer, firefox and safari. the quaker oats man has undergone a makeover, the 134-year-old brand is on a diet to link the brand with healthy choices. gone is the double chin he's got more flattering haircut and his shoulders are broader, obviously he's working out. the company wanted the shift to be subtle. is that subtle? what will you be doing noon today? you can stop everything and put on your dancing shoes.

dancers worldwide will come together simultaneously to celebrate movement and send a message, dance does not need to be performed on the stage but can be enjoyed by everyone. they will show their stuff at city hall and beaumont museum. you should feel free to just join in. >> noon stop what you are doing and start dancing. they have a word for that, it is called a musical. a body discovered in the middle of a downtown street police treating it as a homicide. why police are now asking for the public's help. >> reporter: the search for missing sierra lamar will continue. new this morning, haz-mat crew called to an east bay

refinery. barrels that caused tense moments. spring warmth truth the united states, other than great lakes and extreme northwest and northeast everybody in the 70s, 80s, even 90 in phoenix. let's find out if it is causing delays or severe o'hare and charlotte and yellow around dallas, memphis, st. louis to cincinnati and lexington possibility of severe weather there. use our flight tracker abc7news.com at the bottom.

good friday morning. 5:30 a.m.. i'm eric thomas. and i'm kristen sze. information in an early morning homicide investigation in san francisco police on the scene now. katie marzullo is live on main street near harrison. what find out about this victim? >> reporter: we heard from pg&e in the last half hour that the person who was killed on main street is not an employee of pg&e. we understand a crew was

working near the scene there was speculation as to that. that is not the case, good news for pg&e. there is an active homicide investigation detectives have been interviewing a man leaning up against a car there, maybe a witness or something. for a lot of information. at this point all we know is that adult man was found in the middle of main street, dead this is between bryant and harrison. we don't have any information on the cause of death. earlier this morning i talked with a witness who was inside a nearby building, he says as far as the cause of death, he didn't hear anything. >> i heard the ambulance outside. when i came outside, i seen the dead body the cops were already here. i couldn't get a good look they told me to go back inside. >> reporter: you didn't hear a gunshot or anything? >> i didn't hear nothing, everything was quiet. >> reporter: police actively

investigating here on the scene of the homicide they have not said anything as far as whether or not they have leads as to a suspect if anyone is on the loose that the public should be aware of. they are asking for the public's help. they say if you have information about what has happened out here this morning, you can text them. you can text: tip 411 and include sfpd in the subline and that wilhelm them out. katie marzullo, abc7 news. police in morgan hill -- searchers will be back out again in morning looking for more evidence. terry mcsweeney is live in morgan hill with more. >> reporter: investigators know what they found but don't know what it means. yesterday searchers were out

looking as they've been for several days. they found a box labeled stainless steel handcuffs. they also found used condoms. take a look at area where this was found. the discovery point one mile from sierra lamar's home and the bus stop where she is believed to have been heading when she disappear march 16th. a searcher with the klaas kids foundation located the box and condoms west end of palm avenue. a man who lives at the west end had this comment. >> it is not a lover's lane or party alley or nothing like that. once in a while you see a car down there, nothing like that >> reporter: today marks two weeks exactly, since sierra's disappearance. her cell phone and bag have been found, not far from her home. investigators say they have received close to 400 leads

via phone and e-mail from people who think they might have seen something that might tie into this case. they say they have leads they are following up on. the search by the klaas kids foundation resumes this morning 8 a.m. if if you are interested in participating. they would have to have you down here. you are going to get a briefing and then heading out into wilderness areas. if you are coming make sure you are 18, have id and dress appropriately. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. police in antioch continue to develop new information about a reported sexual assault at deer valley high. the alleged attack took place yesterday afternoon at the campus. authorities say the attack happened in one of the restrooms before 3 p.m.. a chemical reaction caused a 55 gallon drum to pop its lid and release gases at an oil recycling plant last

night. crews responded at the evergreen oil company on smith avenue around 11 p.m.. they found one drum containing some sort of paint product releasing gas. six other barrels were warmer than usual, separated and allowed to cool down. no shelter in place order was given. a court date has been set in ross mirkarimi's challenge of mayor lee's suspension of him. it will be heard april 18th. mayor lee suspended the sheriff without pay last week for official misconduct after mirkarimi pleaded guilty to misdemeanor false imprisonment. mirkarimi's attorney asked a judge this week to immediately reinstate mirkarimi. he says public officials can't be removed from office for official misconduct unless their crimes occurred while in office. mirkarimi was sworn in one week after the new year's eve domestic violence incident involving his wife. how would you spend half a billion dollars? think about that, somebody could become mega rich tonight.

the mega millions jackpot is 540 million dollars, a record, people looking for any advantage to win. sky 7 hd caught this line outside kavanagh liquors in san lorenzo which has previously sold four winning tickets. they had to turn people away. >> no more, sorry, come back tomorrow we open at 9:00. >> this store has a reputation, kavanagh's for winners. >> we just had one in january. now this big jackpot, we expect everybody knows it. >> if someone matches all the numbers and mega number that's about 390 million dollars if you take the lump sum. the odds of winning are 1 in 176 million. not great chances, but maybe you buy five tickets and you have five chances. gee, i didn't think of that tonight's drawing is at 8:00. >> we have a list of bay area stores where the most winning tickets have been sold on

abc7news.com. get the math on how many tickets it would take to improve your odds, just proved how long it has been since all of us took statistics we were bad. >> we got a little headache after that 5:37 now. nothing to give you a headache when you head out this morning, roads dry. mike says it is looking good. >> so far. doppler showing the rain is pulling out of the north bay now we have a few slick spots, right now pulling away from st. helena across knoxville road, we had rain reaching the ground from one of frances's traffic spotters near windsor half an hour ago.

good news if you are traveling around now, it is getting drier by the moment. sprinkles for the treatment north bay, i don't think the rain is heavy as it was yesterday most of us cloudy at 8:00, mild in the low to mid 50s by the noon hour breaks in the cloud cover, mid 50s to upper 50s north bay valleys along the coast into san francisco low to mid 60s for the bay into the east bay valleys. 4:00 mid to upper 60s around the bay shore into the east bay valley may even see a 70 on your car thermometer, if you have one in those areas. upper 50s santa rosa and half moon bay, 60 san francisco and san rafael. pollen count today, tree high, grass, mold and ragweed, moderate amounts waiting for you outside. that will change once the rain comes in tomorrow. before it does, expect very spring-like warm temperatures today, maybe 10° cooler tomorrow with wet, windy conditions, breezy and drier sunday.

a umph -- a couple of areas you might want to avoid. one in san francisco where katie marzullo is where the homicide investigation continues main street closed between harrison and bryant. bryant closed between main and embarcadero. embarcadero is open if you take that route heading to work and harrison is open at this point as well. also, an early morning injury crash where a car hit a light pole in the san pablo area. san pablo avenue a couple lanes blocked at terra hills drive, just north of the richmond parkway and hilltop. i-80 fine, friday light, looks good across the san mateo bridge no delays in either direction. we'll check out the north bay commute, headlights southbound delay-free to the golden gate bridge. 5:39. next, uncovering major security problem. personal information belonging to hundreds of thousands of californians, appears to have

been lost. muni considers a plan if give young people a free ride. we'll fill you on a protest plan in the bay area against the murders of 17 afghans by a u.s. soldier.?çççço

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. in fremont today demonstrators are planning to march to the local armed

forces recruiting station to protest the killing of 17 afghan civilians by a u.s. soldier more than 150 afghans and supporters garred for a vigil two weeks ago. -- today's march is organized -- it begins at the fremont bart station at 2:30. staff sergeant robert bales is accused of killing the civilians on march 11th. two companies that manage and store records for state department of child services say they lost sensitive information. ibm and iron mountain say four missing discs held social security and driver's license numbers as well as addresses. the. [ unintelligible ] people whose data is missing are being notified next week the board of directors for san francisco muni will consider charging

the park sundays the plan to charge between noon and 6 p.m. sundays will help close a 53 million dollar budget shortfall over two years church groups oppose the plan people would have to leave church in order to feed the meters. the budget includes free muni rides for low income youth. supervisor wants muni to be free-for-all youth. apple is in hot water over labor conditions in china and facing another class action suit. bloomberg business report is coming up. the first lady comes to the bay area today. the ceremony on her -- >> real sunken treasure found in the east bay. amazing discovery by a group of school kids what they did with it. >> maybe wail in distress. the crew that is called in

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>> next system draws near to eureka, 55 mid to upper 60s, chico, sacramento, big sur, 75 fresno out done by palm springs at 89°. sierra winter storm watch from saturday morning to sunday morning mother one to two feet

of snow possible 6500 feet up to 10 inches above 5,000 feet driving there will be tricky tomorrow. head there today if you can. 5:48. the fate of president obama's health care reform law is likely to be decided today in the u.s. supreme court. but it will be months before we hear the results. the nine justices meet behind closed doors today to discuss and vote on the case that took up three days of legal argue this week. primary issue before the court is whether federal law can require all americans to buy health insurance. the so-called individual mandate. recordless of what the court decides today the rest of us -- regardless of what the court decides today the rest of us find out until june. the first lady is delivering a speech tonight. tomorrow she will participate in a u.s. coast guard ceremony in alameda. she will help introduce the cutter stratton into the coast guard fleet she helped christian the ship in 2010.

our cameras were there when a group of students made a surprising discovery while cleaning up. sixth graders from st. paul's episcopal school uncovered a bag filled with valuables picking up trash around lake merritt, it includes 100 pieces of silver and gold, ridges, bracelets, watches, candle holders, even a silver spoon. >> there's several dozen heavy silver rings with opal and maybe other gems on it. a lot of old gold watches the type that used to be given away when people would retire. looked like commemorative claims, one of the things to be from wimbledon. >> kids marveled for a while before they turned it over to police. if no one claims the numbers within 90 days all that treasure goes back to the kids who found it. now the students as you might imagine are more excited about next week's cleanup project. maybe that's how you do it,

get kids to cleanup, drop a couple hundred bucks next week they want to come. >> they definitely did the right thing. >> absolutely, to be commended. >> they had better odds than we have tonight. >> you bet they do. >> what are the odds for a little rain this weekend? >> one in one. let's talk about when it is going to get here more tomorrow than today another weekend upon us that means another chance of rain in the bay area. timing hasn't been great for outdoor activities the last couple of weekends. low clouds hanging around no left fog except north bay where we've had a few sprinkles, a little more moisture there. temperatures still in the upper 40s mountain view and los gatos rest of us mild. 49 monterey rest of the bay and inland 51 to 52°. mild today very comfortable

outside a few sprinkles possible in the north bay i don't think we'll get as much as we did yesterday, rain definitely tomorrow, followed by more showers in the afternoon. it will be windy tomorrow and cooler. looks like still breezy sunday at least dry for outdoor activities and monday and tuesday dry. livermore, san jose, 70° there mainly mid to upper 60s for the rest of the east bay valleys and bay shore low 60s along the coast into san francisco low to mid 60s most of the north bay valleys 50s clear lake, cloverdale and ukiah seeing steady rain. more sunshine more warmth morgan hill, gilroy, hollister low to mid 70s for you. monterey bay mid 60s high clouds, won't be completely picture perfect but nice. low to mid 50s with rain tonight. front stalled running parallel to the upper level flow which is a moist flow that's why we

are seeing so much rain across the northwest corner of oregon and washington. we need a kicker to get this cold prone to move through. that will happen with this area of low pressure that hooks up with this front. during the evening be aware there's a possibility of a stray shower along the coast into the north bay 7:00 tomorrow morning the heavier, steadier rain moving through the north bay exiting south bay by mid-afternoon you can see showers following for the afternoon, evening and early overnight hours, sunday, by sunday morning looks to be quiet outside with increasing sunshine in the afternoon. quarter to half inch in the south bay, four to 8/10 around peninsula and east bay half inch to an inch north bay mountains could get two to three inches where we'll have the highest amount of rain. breezy sunday afternoon, dry and slightly warmer temperatures warm monday and tuesday before another chance of rain wednesday. hope you have a great day, enjoy today's warmth. new accident.

turns out a couple new accidents in the east bay. chp en route to a crash involving a car fire north 880 at oak, the other antioch westbound 4 at a street. we'll keep knows in mind as the morning progresses. bay bridge toll still delay-free now. once again if you are taking the ferries vallejo baylink continuing to have mechanical problems. some of the departures will be replaced by buses, 7:00 and 8:30 departure. getting more crowded near north main towards highway 24. no big delays. 280 still looking good in the south bay, no problems in the south bay or peninsula. now the waze traffic app to check out the slow down in antioch westbound 4 moving 18 miles an hour, there's a traffic spotter 40 miles an hour, he's going to slow down once he approaches that a

street crash. also we'll check out commute on 880 not too bad at this point through union city. another traffic spotter moving at over 40 miles an hour. i had to say that we have the best abc7 traffic spotter names. you can go to abc7news.com/waze to download it for free. >> i said can you say that five times fast? i don't think any of us can. thank you. apple gets tarnished as it faces serious violations at the plants operated by its chinese contractor. >> here's jane king. problems for apple monitoring group call the fair labor association says an audit overseas found serious vials. in response apple says helping workers understand their rights essential. apple insider says another

iphone 4s user is slapping the company with a suit having to do with siri, not understanding its owners when asking questions. you may be paying more for beef in summer. texas governor perry says his state's cattle herds are at an all time low due to drought. >> on wall street investors taking a blackberry maker shipping focus to business customers after losing popularity with consumers. at the new york stock exchange i'm kin jiang with the bloomberg business report. right now honda has just announced it is recalling more than 550,000 crv and pilot suv's the low beam headlight fail. it is a problem with the wiring. the affected vehicles include 2002 to 2004 crv's and three pilots. if you own one of these vehicles we have a link with more information on the recall

on abc7news.com. under see it on tv. scientists say bees are getting sick from a very common class of pesticides. the pesticides used on 90% of corn crops in the united states is attacking the central nervous systems of bees driving down the numbers of queens and causing bees not to return to hives. the epa is considering banning the chemicals, findings in the journal of science. it took hours of effort, crews have freed a baby whale that got trapped in fishing nets off southern california. the crews from two mammal centers used a special tool to cut the net from his tail. the whale immediately dove, surfaced 400 yards away and disappeared. the whale was spotted wednesday. markers were attached so he could be monitored. another wail was caught in nets over the weekend rescuers freed that one he was later found dead. they are migrating north after

wintering in baja, california. 5:57. just ahead, we are finding out of another security arrest at philadelphia's airport hours after a man with explosives was taken into custody. who wants to be a half a billionaire? >> me. mega millionsmania will soon be at a frenzy ahead of tonight's 540 million that figure can still grow. 540 million dollar jackpot. >> reporter: searchers will continue looking for the missing 15-year-old sierra lamar today, even as investigators test what they found yesterday, something that could blow in case wide open, the story coming up.