seriously ill were transported immediately. ambulances responded and lined up to transport the victims. the fire department started with one engine, then then called for additional units. >> they found people out front vomiting. and at this point, requested additional resources of two alarms and provided care from other cities and am back to you n lenses. they're advised there was a co 2 leak. >> 10 minutes ago they told me it's clear. personally i think it's a false larm. but i know people get nervous, anxiety could be a chain reaction. >> and that was the owner who says he's been in business 25 years and never had anything like this happen before. and as you heard he's not convinced it was a c 02 leak,

officials say it's clear something sickened a large number of people and that will be determined through an investigation through cal osha and solano county environmental health. >> thank you. we have more information about how a carbon dioxide is used commercially and how it affects the body. in food preparation it's used for such things as carbonating sodas and keeping foods cold. you should know dry ice is carbon dioxide in solid form, firefighters tell us people should have trouble breathing because it sucks oxygen out of the air. >> many workers getting sick are going to the sutter solano medical center in vallejo. that is where mark matthews is standing by. >> we're looking back at the area where the hospital set up thents afternoon and there are

hospital staff set up the tents and cots brought in medical equipment for monitoring signs, doctor skbrorz nurses and hospital administrators have been out, drilling for emergencies like this. drilling twice per year. the first group arrived and the doctor told me all patients gorg to be okay. >> we have 14 transferred here, eight of them serious enough to go into the emergency department. the remainder in triage. we're evaluating them for nausha, headache and any decreased level of consciousness. >> there is a total of 45 patients, if nauseous they're getting med being. the main thing is to make sure patients don't get into sort of serious cardiac problems

and as far as we know that hasn't happened yet. a lot of patients here are spanish speakers so the hospital called in employees to help, coming up we'll talk with a patient checked out and green lighted and is on his way home. reporting live from vallejo abc 7 news. >> that is good to hear. >> crews returned to the site where disturbing yimts were found close to where 15-year-old sierra lamar went missing. volunteers discovered an empty handcuff box and used condoms yesterday. they've not been connected to the disappearance but raising concerns about what may have happened to this missing girl. fbi agents investigating the case believe that she has been abducted andville lun tears gearing up for a weekend of search that's could bring 2,000 volunteers. >> we want to do everything we can to bring her home safely to her family and want to make sure we have volunteers coming out to help.

pleas, if you have time, come out, help us. >> coming up at 5:00 you're going hear from relatives of the missing girl who arrived from the east coast to join in this weekend's searches. >> emeryville police arrested a man wanted for dressing as a security guard and kidnapping a woman at knife point. officer as rested this man last week, told them he'd been hiding out in los angeles since learning he was a suspect and just returned to the east bay. he was wanted for sexual assault, kidnapping and false imprisonment as well as robbing a subway restaurant at gun point. >> the bags of loot a group of students pulled out yesterday are waiting for someone to claim them. 6th graders were conducting a clean up and found two bags full of precious jewelry along the edge of the lake, police arrived to pick up treasure autos this is great. looks like it might be treasure, it's hard to say whether it's stolen or whether someone just had old stuff

they wanted save keeping and thought they'd hide it in the lake. i would like to think it's someone who knew kids came here every year and put it here hoping they'd find it. >> the owner has 90 days to climb -- claim the bag autos they were so excite yesterday, too and there is another look at doppler 7 hd. >> there is a big powerful storm headed our way and there is is a powerful storm steaming into our direction. here is a satellite image showing a storm winding up at sea and bringing us heavy rain and strong winds, wind advisory is in effect from 8:00 in the morning to 7:00 tomorrow evening. this so far includes sacramento valley and northern san joaquin valley.

conditions are going to be similar in the bay area. there is out yanls possible. the storm at sea is putting up high waves. there is a possible dangerous rich currents are possible. and this is a big powerful potentially damaging storm, i'll give you a look at the time line as we track it. >> thank you. >> see you again shortly. tonight's megamillions jackpot sored to a new world record, could still go higher, it's becoming more likely someone will be the newest multi millionaire tonight because many tickets and numbers have been cruised. there is leanne.

i know you've got one. >> oh, oh. i got it here, i got it. this is it. i tell you. high gear speed of light. people are buying and a lot of people say this is crazy i'd like to say there is a lot of excitement here. liquorland in san bruno isn't used to this business early afternoon but people came with cash and dreams. at 19th avenue, lotto machine was constantly printing out numbers. the owner is holding it. >> i get 10 people per hour. now, it's between 350 and 400. >> this store won big prizes, twice. it's also one of the five top jerls of lotto tickets in san francisco. >> in los angeles i was just driving and i saw sign here

said store had a couple big winners and i figured i've got to stop by. >> he says chinese customers say one number had to be number eight. >> popular number is 8. according to chinese culture every year when they have a new year there is a number chosen. i don't know how. i get a lot of asians buying 8. >> the number 8 represents fortune. bella won't mind a little of that. >> it's f.i do, oh gosh, i'll have a heart attack. i'll die. who who is going to get the money? >> here is the number. see is in the number 8. i want to make it clear i have the number 8 there. if you believe in that stuff. and there is another number i want to throw out to you. there f.there is only one win winner, cash option is $462

million. and i have to look at notes because i can't believe that amount of money. and or $24 million every year, for 26 years, before taxes. i'm live in san bruno, good luck, abc 7 news. >> i'll take it. good luck to you. and i don't want to rain on your parade, i'm sad for you because you don't have the winning number because very the winning number. >> we'll see about that. >> good luck, it's fun. the drawing is tonight at 8:00 p.m. and there is our twitter handle abc 7 news bay area, we'll post on our face book feed. >> we want to win. but does suddenly coming into money buy happiness? there is a special 2020 tonight. >> in the beginning i think everyone feels it's changed

their lives for better. but they find it doesn't necessarily bring happiness, especially as one of the people we have, a man unemployed construction worker won monday, he bought six houses and diamond rings for his wife. she's worried and still collecting coupons. >> she says winners often make enemies or mismanage wealth and you need to know how to be wise about it. you can watch it tonight at 10:00. i promise you will not be an enemy. >> i don't know if it buys happiness. >> and researchers have found a strong connection between depression and deep disorderses. it's something that could change the way doctors treat patients. >> working like a dog? maybe not the best idea but with one? might want to give it a shot.

>> facebook is now dabbling in the search business. emily chang will join wuts after the bell report. >> taking your consumer questions through his facebook and twitter pages. you can contact michael on twitter at m finney and facebook.com/michael finney abc 7.

>> closed captioning brought to you by mancini sleepworld. checking healthy living news a study finds a possible link between sleep apnea and depression, researchers found men with sleep apnea are twice as likely to be diagnosed with depression and women, five times as likely to be

depressed. the study suggests it is under diagnosed and doctors should do more to screen for both problems. >> a new study impacts whoim consume alcohol. researchers found drinking as little as one alcoholic beverage can increase the risk of breast cancer by 4%. increase to 50% in women who have three or more drinks per day. and the. >> working like a dog? with a dog can help reduce stress on the job. researchers found employees with access to dogs were less stressed and suggests it boosts moral, reduces stress ask doesn't matter who the dog belongs to. >> and credit card breeches concerning investors. that story for us in today's after the bell report but first, groupon revises numbers

and things look worse. hi, emily. >> the daily deal web site has revised its fourth quarter earnings down saying operating income was a $15 million loss instead of the $15 million gain it had reported. the reason groupon says in the result of a shifted deal mix and more-expensive offers with higher refund rates. the company refunds mb money to any user unhappy with his, or her deal, groupon says it was selling at higher prices which put it on the hook for larger refunds. it blim blames it on quote weakness, groupon has been working with a firm to correct the problem this, is not good news for building investor confidence bringing into question fundamentals of the business. taking a look at the broader numbers socks ended higher as

we close the first quarter of the year. and shares of apple and google closed lower, trading had to be halted today in global payments after the processor reported a possible date aaa breech. shares plunged prompting the halt. reports say information of up to 50,000 customer maze have been compromised. visa and mastercard are notif notifying issuers about problem global payments said it's detected a possible breech weeks ago and told torts. >> and is facebook planning to throw its hand into the search engine race? sources tell bloomberg it is working on a market for search advertising. sources say the goal is to

help users better fit through volume of content members create on the site like status updates, likes. not only could the move be huge for the bottom line but it's also a way to attack its chief rival, google. that has been moving away from search, and into social. in san francisco, i'm emily chang with bloomberg west. >> we can see clouds out there. there is a sign of what is to come tomorrow. >> this is about calmest weather we're going to see. and there is strong, gusty winds. sky 7 is over vallejo now. you can see clouds scattered around the bay area. and our storm is coming together. taking a look at live doppler 7 you can see no rainfall has

arrived in the bay area yesterday yet, but it's closing in on us. it's mild at this hour. there are readings into 60s, there are some mid to upper 60s. 68 in mountain view. there is 57 in half moon bay. these are the highlights. stormy conditions in the morning and windy with showers and then, sunny skies and breezy and calm sunday. there is 11:00 tonight at which point we'll have some rain, perhaps light. and there is the storm coming together by 7:00 look. the cold front beginning to push through. there are large areas of hey rain and strong winds will have developed under, by 12:00 noon we'll see heaviest rain ahead of the front. there are showers continuing throughout the afternoon into evening and overnight hours

and easing up sunday morning. let's talk about winds starting at 5:00. we'll see gusts picking up to 54 miles per hour and to 43 miles per hour. then, winds ease up just a bit. they will be strong and gusty. by 2:00 we'll see 45 miles per hour gusts in san rafael. and probably some gusts peaking at 50 miles per hour or higher, they'll remain into evening hours before they, i should say continuing into evening hours before starting to ease up. now, winter storm warning in affect from 7:00 tomorrow morning to 7:00 sunday morning. expecting one to two feet of snow above 6500 feet. gusts up to 100 miles per hour over the ridges. it's going to be stormy into higher elevations of the sierra. back to the bay area, mild z

showers developing low temperatures into low to mid-50s. then, tomorrow, highs from upper 50s to around 60 degrees and showery and rainy and windy. the accu-weather forecast is shaping up this way. pleasant foremost of the week. there is a slight chance of showers but that doesn't look like much of a storm at all. >> sounds good, thank you. >> coming up next at 4:00 a dubious distinct for kim kardashian. she probably won't mind. >> and then, at 5:00 how the world's largest lotto jackpot is making schools an instant winner. stay with us.

rocker jerry lee lewis was has gotten married again this, is the 7th wedding for lewis. the 61-year-old is his ex-wife and used to be married to lewis's cousin. and one other note the cousin is the brother of the woman married in 1957 when she was just 13 and it was very controversial. >> and very confusing. reality star kim kardashian landed on top of the list that isn't very prestigious. >> and this is today's entertainment report from on the red carpet.

>> and most overexposed celebrities and kim yard yashin ranked number one, researchers say that might not be a bad place to be in reality tv, where exposure drives business. the honor for second most overexposed celebrity went to lindsay lohan, now, to chris brown to face serious implications if a prosecutor decides to charge the singer for snatching a womans's cell phone last month. she's heez on probation for assaulting rerihanna three years ago. >> it's friday meaning new movie are hitting the box office. there is is a story that happens to be hard won. >> and fans can relive snow white with mirror, mirror, where julia roberts plays evil

queen. >> we worked on just making it big yes, meaner and funnier. >> both in theaters now. for a link to other movies go to otrc.com. >> coming up there are falls to enforce a dress code for everyone just days after a congressman got kicked off the house floor for wearing that hoody. >> new information on speed freak killers. bodies of two teenagers found in an abandoned well have been identified. stay with us.

good afternoon, again. the sheriff's department announced it has identified remains two of teenagers believed to be victims of the so called speed freak killers. >> convicted killer wesley shermantin gave a map of where he and his partner buried their victims in the 1980s. >> remains found in a sealed well east stockton. wayne? >> details are in the dna. the county sheriff gave us identities of two of the three victims found in that well.

two teen-aged girls. you're looking at best known picture of joannea hobson of stockton when she disappeared. she would have been 45 years old. the second victim was 19 when she disappeared in 19846789 her ex-husband, michael whom she married while he was in prison says he expected this news. >> i thank god they found out. that way, her mom can be at rest. >> what about you? you never knew what happened to your wife. >> well, things happen. i -- you know sni didn't know what to do. so when you don't know what to zrou to accept what happens. >> deputies found the bone as long with those of a third person, making five victims in all from two sites. deputies found them after a tip from this man. wesley shermantin, who claimed

to have helped bury as many as 20 people along with another man, loweren herzog. >> i i can say based on information to both media outlets and other that's were we able to make recoveries. >> who is victim number five? or in this case? number flee tlee from the well? they're looking at dna and going from a pool of as many as 90 people providing dna to help find missing victims. among them, michaela galeicht's family. and reporting live from french camp, wayne freedman abc 7 news. >> wayne, thank you very much. checking political news tonight michelle obama will be

in san francisco within the hour. the fund-raiser is getting underway now at the california academy of sciences in golden gate park. she'll deliver the key note address tomorrow and will be helping commission the coast guard cutter stratton. abc 7's bruce cane says the first lady's popularity makes her ideal fund-raiser. >> she's very popular. more than her husband, largely because she doesn't have to take out controversial positions on issues and she's taken a number of positions on things that are popular. >> and president obama attended another fund-raiser in vermont. the last time a sitting prison visited was bill clinton in 1995. >> in washington today the president is imposing moyer

sanctions on iran's oil exports, that after determining there is crude oil on the world market for united states and its allies. sanctions affect foreign banks continuing to buy oil from iran. this is ice yol yaiting iran's central bank. they hope to convince israel to give sanctions time to work before launching a strike on iran's nuclear facility autos osama bin laden not only fathered four children on the run from u.s. forces two, of the children were born in pakistani hospitals. that information comes from the youngest of bin laden's four wives who bore the children. she and other as rested following assault on bin laden's compound. the 30-year-old told investigators she delivered two children in state hospitals and stayed just hours. she also said bin laden moved to the compound in 2005, a time when most american officials believed he was living and hiding in a cave.

>> the supreme court is likely to decide the fate of the president's health care reform law today. we won't hear results for months. the nine justices will meet today to discuss and vote on the case that took up a rare three days of legal arguments this week. the primary issue is whether law can require all americans to buy health insurance. this so called individual mandates. the rest of us won't find out until june. >> well, that hoody in the house incident has members saying it's time to enforce the dress code, wednesday, representative bobby rush wore a hooded sweat shirt on the house floor designed to show support for trayvon martin but it went against house rules when require appropriate business attire, no hats allowed either. the chairman of the congressional black caucus

asked whether the rules are unevenly enforced. >> absolutely. everybody will tell you it happens every day. people get in the back of the room with all kinds of things on. and we've allowed to it slide. i don't think we can tolerate that anymore. >> because of what happened with would be bobby rush? >> that is right. >> official as agree they need to enforce the rules because no one can say he was singled out because of politics, party or race. >> when you don't want a dummy in the drivers or passengers seat this oo this is what it looked like when a tornado picked up a school bus, tossing it into a diner. >> and michael finney is still taking your questions and will answer them here live later. you can contact michael on twitter and facebook.com. >> i'm spencer christian, cloudy, dark, dreary now. windy, rainy, stormy tomorrow.

i'll give au you a look in just a moment. >> taking a look at the skyway. sticky in both directions and people heading towards bay bridge and towards peninsula. slow. probably everyone rushing out to buy last minute lottery tickets. stay with us. the news at 4:00 continues.

a live look from the top of mount tam and our camera up there. you can see it's hazy, foggy.

maybe it shows things still to come. we'll update the forecast. there is dramatic video taken inside of a school bus at the moment tornadoes slammed into it. there is a moment the twister hit. just three minutes earlier the driver got her 11 passengers out. >> everybody stay together, go. go. go. one two,, three, four. seven, eight, nine. go. go. >> and this this is smart and protective. the 18 ton school bus tossed into the side of the diner, driver and passengers survived without a scratch because she knew what to do. >> firefighters narrowly escaped a fall when a group of a building began to collapse

underneath them, watch this, firefighters in michigan were trying to chop a hole in the roof to let trapped smoke and gases out. it started to give way. one man had to be pulled to safety. there is no one hurt but they had to react in an instant. >> a texas driver learned what happens when you have a dummy for a passenger. >> and this driver trying to pull a fast one, cruising with the dummy. but it didn't work out, he pulled alongside a deputy. the driver cited for using hov lanes with only one live person in the car. >> some police officers won't soon forget a traffic stop, pulling over a lamborghini for speeding with the license plate of batman they asked the driver to get out of the car and it was the caped crusader

himself. well, sort of. >> do you have a front tag there, batman? what is your name other than batman? >> lenny. lenny. okay. >> it's apparent from the video the fellow crime fighters held each other in high regard. the officers took a picture. batman said he was on his way to an appearance for sick kids at georgetown university hospital. >> lenny. >> and there is the weather forecast one last time. >> pretty cool. weather anything but cool. things are calm. we're not picking up returns from radar yet but there is a storm that is steaming into our direction. it's going to bring heavy rain and strong, gusty winds and whipping up high waves. wind advisory is in effect for sacramento valley. and there is south winds

gusting to 50 miles per hour. there are power outages possible. there is high surf advisory in effect from 5:00 tomorrow afternoon to 5:00 monday morning. there are deep breakers to 22 feet. there is heights up to between 11 and 14 feet and growing, tomorrow, windy, rainy and stormy. and there is showers and highs into mid to upper 50s. so a cool day. milder conditions inland for highs topping out at 60 degrees and near monterey bay, similar conditions. there is that again, this is the storm. we'll get rain here that is mainly light. heavier rain coming after 6:00 a.m.

and going to be intense. >> just ahead grand opening of a ka seen joe delayed and just sitting empty. the city could end up covering most. >> did you buy an iphone 4? if so, you can be getting money back from apple. we'll tell you ychl the news at 4:00 continues right after this.

a new casino wants to open next week but a permit problem is standing in the way. it's ready to go and not far from the other casino. all this is sorted out both

casino owner and city are losing money. abc 7 david louie is outside the matrix to explain. david? >> there is next tuesday scheduled to be the opening but the agency says it will be another month before that can happen. >> this is the huest san jose m 8 trix ready to open. >> there is a lot of paper work still outstanding and now, we're told that they're starting to mobilize to get it in. but there is a lot of permitting. >> i believe i have filled out paper work. i did it over the last year. i don't understand why, you know, i can build a building

but can't get a piece of paper from the city in the same time frame. >> the delay is going to put 300 employees in jeopardy with 400 others expected to move from the garden city koord room that swallow also owns but will close down. >> we're going try to help them open as quickly as possible. only as fast as we can to make sure gaming is clean. and licensing is clean and permitting is clean. >> they expect to lose 200,000 sdzs for every day the opening is delayed. the city will use $350,000 a month. >> i have a lot of money on the line. so would governor to get this resolved. >> two sides are expected to face off over the delay. police say they want to comply with the city's tough gaming regulation autos thank you.

and apple has settled a lawsuit and you can get money from it. the lawsuit involves reception problems with iphone 4. some reported dropped calls because of a gap in the antenna. and apple will pay you $15 if you bought it before february 14th. and paik quaker oats man slimmed down a bit. >> this is subtle but the firm that is in large says they took about five pounds off of larry. here is a comparison uk see the difference. double chin is gone, you can see more of his shoulders and this is an apparent effort to emphasize health. >> and next at 4:00 oakland museum's look back at an

amazing year. don sanchez explains the role vietnam vets had in making this happen. >> and i'm michael finney. wants to know if google is planning to give her a call or what. i'll explain why the company is collecting phone numbers kooum how social media is keeping ski resorts off the slope of fudging snow conditions ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00. >> now, diane sawyer with a look at what she's working on. >> hello. tonight on world news there is more on megamain yachl the nation seems to be feeling lucky. we're going make you inside of the numbers. where does money go? there is every dollar you pay, we're going track it. tonight robin roberts is going bring us a legend. our person of the week is coming up after abc 7 news at

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live look at traffic once again. >> there is traffic coming towards us and going towards sacramento. in that area. >> and inching along. >> yes. it is friday. michael finney is here tonight. >> yes. answering your questions and talking about credit limit change autos yes. this is an interesting one. i like this. william h wrote he wants to know can a card qlor your limit after you paid off the balance? so let's say you have a $5,000 limit and they drop it is in the answer is yes. they're allowed to do that any time. the only thing they're not allowed to do is drop limit so that you're over it so they can charge you a fee.

and they're not allowed to bring it down but they can change it. cynthia asked i purchased nondrowsy cold medicine from target. the sales lady asked for id. is this legit? it s here in the state of california this is because of state senator simidian passing a law because some drugs used in allergy and cold medicines some young people were using to it get high. it was very, very dangerous. so now what they want to do is keep track whof is buying it so if all of a sudden you have packs of it they go what is going on here? and maybe get get a visit from police department. but yes. they hang on to information that goes to sacramento. peggy asked yesterday they asked me for a known number. why? well, they thought you're attractive.

no. no. that is not. but this is just a way to verify it's you. they started asking for this and google promise us no way will they use this to bother you. it's -- they'll contact you if they have to and not going to use it as a sales tool and that said, google says if you don't want to give a number, you don't have to it. it's interesting, too. so that is wrapping up our questions here. and. >> an ohio man found out a $14 print he bought was an authentic picasso painting. uncovering 1958 print when looking at a signature in the corner. in french it read "original proof "oichl he knew i was genuine work. it could fetch $6,000.

>> the year 1968 was a turning point for a generation and the start of the counter culture in the bay aefr. a new exhibit called 1968 project revisits that year opening tomorrow in the oakland museum of california. and don sanchez has a mind blowing preview. >> there is something happening here, what it is, is clear, 1968 was a year of revolution and a symbol of everything right and wrong in the country n 1968 project there was a huey, and war, and antiwar. two assassination that's numbed a nation, music defining a generation. >> for a lot of people this is nostalgic. we tend to look back with rose colored glasses but people who lived through it, it was a wrenching time period.

>> the vietnam war, and center pieces of a huey helicopter. took 12 vietnam vets to install it. >> we'd refly them, and do medivac when needed. sentiment against the war was passionate, politics frenzied and democratic convention became a battle ground and this minnesota history center assembled this show. this feather boa, women playing active roles. and getting commercials. the world was changing, you can find comfort in your 1968 style home, everybody had to cover seat cushions in plastic. you can listen to music on 4045s and catch popular tv

shows on a color tv this, let's you examine impacts of the year. and this is a show of the poster renaissance, selections are up through august 19th. >> and thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. you can keep track of the latest breaking news on twitter and you can talk about it on facebook.com/abc 7 news. >> thank you. dozens of workers are sickened by fumes on the job, why isn't their boss taking this seriously? >> with a huge lotto jackpot how schools could become one of the biggest winners of all. >> i'm sandhya patel. rain, strong winds possibly damaging for weekend. i'll have a look at the storms coming up.

>> chaos and confusion after a gas leak sends 70 workers to the hospital there is something leaking in the kitchen made them sick. >> the fire department just confirmed the source but plant's owner is disputing it. we're at the scene with more. laura? >> this at this point both fire department and cal osha describing this as a co 2 leak and the problem alleviated when a system in the kitchen was turned off. still, the owner has doubts and expressed them to reporters. what is clear is that something made workers here sick. in cases to the point of vomiting. 74 people were sickened and 71 transported to three area hospitals and according to officials there are 11 of those appeared to be ill. and this owner thinks it might

have been a chain reaction. sheer what one fire sporksman told us his people found. >> they were advised there was a leak from inside of the building but they turned it off and that they're in the process of getting employees out of the building. >> we care. and just have to see what happened. i n can't assure you that every test in that building has been cleared. >> and once evacuated personnel set up an area here and emwere checked out by paramedics and transported to the hospital. and we can take a look at the