found possible new evidence surrounding the disappearance of sierra lamar. that story coming up. plus a court date is set as san francisco sheriff fights to keep his job. a live look outside at the port of oakland. a lot of good vibrations today. half billion dollars available in the lottery and it's friday, march 30th. this is today in the bay. always feels better on friday morning. good morning to you. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> good morning. i'm jon kelley. let's find out what kind of weather we're going to have. >> that's the important question. you've been waiting and working for the the weekend. the good news is you will be able to get outdoors. we have a mean system on the way. this morning though, the clouds are keeping us nice and mild.

just about 4 degrees of separation between all cities across the bay. that means it's mild. we will hit the 70s. i have your forecast. we'll take you through the changes minute by minute coming up. first let's check your drive with mike. let's take you out to san pablo. we had an earlier accident. this is off the richmond parkway. at tara hills drive, a car went into a pole and took some wires down. this is affecting two lanes at the least. getting into the city, main street at bryant street. police activity there. that will affect both sides of the freeway. for what caused this, i'm going to turn it back to you. >> police are on the scene of a homicide. christie smith is on the scene for us. >> reporter: good morning.

it's kind of noisy out here. but right now, i can tell you that police have the entire street block ed off. this is main street at harrison. what they are telling us is they got a call early this morning about a body out here. the medical examiner is here. they did find a deceased person out here about 2:30 this morning on main street. they found an adult male victim laying here. they are treating this as a homicide. they are not saying how this person died. there are reports that this person may have been shot. one security guard earlier said that there was a body out on the sidewalk. and that's about all he knew. he was told to leave the area. we're also trying to clarify information that this may have starleted with a welfare check on a relative of a utility worker. i have calls into that utility to try to confirm that, but police keeping us at bay this morning. i have calls into a spokesperson to see if they can give us

anymore information perhaps if they are looking for any suspec suspects. so far haven't heard back. as soon as i do, will give you that information. that's the latest from here. i'm christie smith, today in the bay. also new this morning, police investigating another deadly shooting. officers arriving at the intersection of sacramento and oregon streets at 7:30 last night. they found a man there lying in the street suffering from a gunshot wound. police say the shooting may have originated with a conflict involving two groups of people at a nearby store. a confrontation led to this gunfire. police are looking for others. this marks the third homicide of 2012. and a close call for a woman. she was walking her dog along hill top drive when a man used his truck to block her path. she turned, walked in the opposite direction and he began to follow her. at that point, the woman started to run. the man then drove off.

this morning police looking for a pair of suspects in a stabbing. this is one of the two men wanted for an attack on a man across from the menlo park station. he was leaving work when the suspect robbed and stabbed him multiple times. he's right now recovering. the men both ran away. it's 5:04 right now. a san jose police officer who molested two teenage boys may find out his fate today. he's expected to be sentenced this afternoon. he pleaded no contest earlier this month to charges he had sex with the two boys. two weeks -- no. what story do we have here? this is a homicide story. unaware of what we have here. i think this is the killing in san francisco of the five people that were killed in a house up there. this is luck. they are having him up there.

he was in court yesterday apparently. the man accused of killing the five people in san francisco will not be represented by the public defend rs office. a judge says it could be a conflict of interest for the officer to represent ben thai look. his brother may be a witness in the murder trial. he was appointed another attorney and is due to go back to court for the arrangement. two weeks after sierra lamar went missing, investigators making an odd discovery during the teen's home. today in the bay's bob rhode island dell is live with more on the possible new clues. >> reporter: two used condoms and an empty box used to ship handcuffs. a searcher was the out of morgan hill found those items yesterday afternoon in a field at the end of palm avenue. this is about a mile away from

sierra lamar's home. the card board box which was apparently used for shipping was labeled with the words "stainless steel handcuffs." it doesn't say who the manufacturer is. the used condoms were found a few feet away. there's no indication that this is related to sierra's disappearance, but because they were found so close to the home, the sheriffs office collected them as evidence for dna testing. results are due back within a week. we put this map together. sierra was supposed to catch her school bus two weeks ago this morning at palm. this field is at the end of palm avenue. according to the sheriffs office, a place where kids congregate. >> cars park down there at night. especially they frequent road quite a bit. >> reporter: this is the first discovery of possible new

evidence since just after sierra's disappearance. searchers already found her cell phone and purse with her clothes inside not far from where she lives. it is 5:06 right now. the date for a showdown between san francisco sheriff and mayor ed lee is set. a judge is scheduled to hear his challenge of his suspension on april 18th. his lawyer filed court papers saying the suspension is a denial of his right to due process. they also say a public official cannot be removed for misconduct unless the crime occurred while they were in office. the mayor was not yet sworn in had. he pleaded guilty to false imprisonment to settle a domestic abuse case. we have a lot to talk about

in the weather department. another storm on the way for the weekend. and another one next week. so as you're well aware at this point, we're running the deficit in terms of our average rainfall totals for this time of year. we are still rapidly making those totals up. especially in the north bay where we're expecting the most moisture. it works out like this. temperatures are cool in the mid-50s. 51 in san jose. a nice, mild start. the storm track is going to bring temperatures into the 70s today. we have a good-looking forecast shaping up. as you can see now, the bulk of the moisture is still to the north. and that will likely be the case for the next few hours. then we'll dry out. so your day works out like this. up to 67 degrees inland. 63 by the bay. not much of a difference. that's because of the cloud cover and because we're going to

see a nice day with the mild start. showers arrive by 4:00 p.m. i'll let you know when you can get outdoors and the seven-day forecast looks good. first, let's check your drive with mike. >> we're looking at highway 4. some folks will get a break in just a few minutes. we have the eastbound side of highway 4 from summersville. that's blocked by a widening project. they could use some widening for the freeway. the commute direction already coming down to 52. that's 5 miles per hour slower than just 10 minutes ago. so the build is already coming on. let's get you a live look outside and see how things are shaping up. a smooth drive and flashing lights at the offramp. the freeway never empty, but it's moving smoothly. >> thank you very much. this is a pretty amazing story here. a man running 16,000 miles to

raise awareness about mental illness and his next stop is right here in the bay area. wayne cho speaking about anxiety and depression in san jose on monday. cho has been running since 2008. he set out from the east coast of canada and will end his run in british columbia. cho says his cause is close to his home. he suffered severe anxiety before taking up long distance running. >> run, cho, run. what about this? everybody is talking about how it just keeps growing. we're talking about the jackpot. an estimated $540 million this morning. look at the people lining up to buy tickets. it is a $389 million, one-time cash payout. as lotto fever grows, so does the jackpot. which means the largest lotto draw ever could be worth a lot more before the drawing tonight at 7:45.

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forecast coming up at 5:14. >> the world's greatest athletes are getting ready and evening penguins are catching olympic fever. they have more than happy feet. the diving board at the penguin tank in the lon don zoo. installing the board to call some attention to the olympics, as if you didn't know they were going on there. a little fish help the penguins get used to the tank's new edition. then some just took the plunge. openi opening ceremonies start in 119 days. nbc bay area, your home for the summer olympic games. let's check the forecast now with christina loren. a little something for everyone tod today. >> the main event doesn't arrive until tonight. we'll hit the 70s. we have a good-looking forecast. if you want the rain for your

gardening, we have good news for you. 51 degrees in san jose. i'm going to hold off on the good news until the seven-day forecast. i just walked outside. no problems for me. you might not even need the heavy coat. leave the umbrella at home south of the golden gate bridge. right now, this is the moisture still to our north. it's going to take its time getting here. even into the clear lake area. spotty activity. the precipitation is falling apart. we might see some fog and drizzle possible. no flight delays, but we'll continue to check those. and the other local airports across the area. with weather in the area, you can plan on some flight delays. winds will pick up this afternoon as well. we'll keep tabs on that for you. friday showers especially this morning. we'll get a breakthrough

mid-morni mid-morning. then this afternoon, late afternoon, that's when the steady rain arrives. we stop the clock on your future cast. the showers come right back in and stop that clock at 8:00 a.m. on saturday. continue that. look at that. 10:00 a.m., this is a fast-moving system. producing an inch of rain over san jose. maybe two to three inches over the mountain. this is a very juicy system. 2:00 a.m. sunday we get the cold blast of air. maybe a mix of snow and rain. 5:00 a.m. sunday, the whole thing blows out of here. what that means for your garden, your soil will be nice and moist. you'll get the sunshine for sunday. you can get out there and get it done. monday through wednesday, fair conditions. then the rain comes back in thursday. this might be a good weekend for you if you're a garden enthusiast like our own mike inouye. >> i think i just realized. i have an outdoor wedding on

saturday. i'll take credit for this. traffic in the south bay. an easy drive. no problems. we'll look at the lower bay shore. 101 and 280 moving smoothly. overnight construction eastbound. the westbound side that cleared up earlier this morning. we have a smooth drive up into the city. across the bridge, we see a traffic flow that's minor right now as far as the flow northbound. southbound side a good steady flow. and a clear view. getting back to the maps, we'll look at in the city itself. just underneath the bay bridge, we continue to have the police activity, which blocked main street from harrison to bryant. that is not affecting harrison. she'll give you the updates on the investigation continuing there coming up. the approach from the east bay, a smooth drive to the bay

bridge. a nice start to your friday. >> thank you, mike. a report due out on personal spending could determine whether or not markets close on a high note today. for details on that, we turn to jackie deangelis. good morning. >> good morning. the futures are higher after stocks were mixed, but they closed well off their lows. the markets had dropped early on as reports were showing that new filings for unemployment fell shy of last week and the u.s. economy didn't grow more than previously thought in the fourth quarter. this morning we're going to get some data on personal income and spending and manufacturing and consumer sentiment. in the meantime, we saw the dow rise to 13,145. it's on pace for the best first quarter in 14 years. the nasdaq losing 9 points. in the meantime, verizon is hoping to launch a video service by the end of the year. they would be able to see come

content on their phones in and outside their homes. they are seeking government approval to buy $4 billion in licenses from cable companies like comcast and time warner. that would give it the space to offer the new service. they say laughter is the best medicine, but it will cost more to fill the prescription this year. the wholesale price of a dozen rubber chickens has jumped 8%. you guys were worried about rising gas prices. the index starlet ted in 1987. laura, back over to you. >> thank you very much. >> the price of rubber chickens has gone up. a disaster preparedness exercise may have led to a massive security breach. four storage devices went

missing earlier this month. they contain the private records of 800,000 californiaens. the devices vanished while being shipped between colorado and california. ibm is returning them after testing if they could run remotely. the department is saying people affected make sure to take steps to protect their identities. with about 24 hours until the mavericks window officially closes, it looks like the surfing competition isn't going to happen. the conditions were just not right. but they are still planning on partying. tomorrow they will hold a festival with live bands, surfing videos, food and an award show. >> the party must go on. >> of course. the plan is to hold the festival every year whether or not the competition happens. something to celebrate nonetheless. coming up, a kid from the bay area signs with the sharks. congratulations. we'll let you know who it is next. plus the bay area school district that made so many cuts

school buss may be the next item on the chopping block.

welcome back. after five years of cuts, the fremont superintendent says the next round will involve difficult decision. the district talking about cutting school bus service. that would impact about 800 students. the district trying to cope with the projected loss of state funding of $12 million. it also says if it decides to cut the service, drivers and mechanics would lose their jobs. the sharks signed a bay area kid to an entry level contract. the team signed matt tenison. he learned to play in the junior

sharks program at sharks ice in san jose. the 21-year-old just finished his junior season at western michigan. terms of his contract were not revealed. a new independent investigation into apple's overseas contract factories finds employees worked too many hours. but scott mcgrew says they do it because they want the cash. >> apple said they tried to discourage their employees from working so many hours to try to up their pay. so the owner of the factory is going to try a different strategy. raising pay without increasing hours. this is the third major raise for assembly line workers in the past year or so. it's been estimated it costs apple $8 in labor to make an iphone. the third bay area ipo ended their first day of public trading.

annie's foods gained 5%. they started trading wednesday. some of the original investors are taking an early exit in a secondary offering of the stock. they have been working together for years. now back when they ran a social network called tribes and hoffman was creating linked in, they bought a patent that described the acceptance of friends on social networks. when you think about it, that's one of the most powerful patents in silicon valley history. >> it was coming up on auction and we were worried that this industry might get shut down if a large company that wanted to dominate the space in a bad way was going to take it over. it was a lot of money, so we said why don't we split it and buy it together.

>> that's like buying the patent for electricity. so they are absolutely set for life because they own the patent to essentially facebook. >> that's amazing. >> history right here. still to come on today in the bay, police investigate a sexual assault at bay area high school. we'll have the details next. plus a controversial and some say deadly event returning to the bay area this weekend. why organizers say it will be different this time around.

san francisco investigating what they believe is a homicide after getting a report of a body on the street. i'm christie smith. details coming up in a live report. i'm bob redell.

we'll take you live to what searchers found in a field that's piqued investigators into the disappearance of sierra louisiana har. a warning for parents after a suspicious man is spotted at a bay area elementary school. and a live look outside this morning. golden gate bridge. it is friday, march 30th. this is today in the bay. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm jon kelley. we get right to the weather with christina loren. it feels good out there now. >> yeah. it feels really comfortable out there. you don't even need the heavy jacket. temperatures in the 50s. good morning to you in sunniville. 51 in san jose. 54 degrees in san francisco. so uniform conditions. mostly cloudy. that's the reason why. the rain moves in tonight. i'll time out that system for

you and let you know what you can expect. we're easing into the friday commute, but the bay bridge a couple things to tell folks about. we were looking for a stalled truck reported over the last few minutes. we did hear it's cleared from the report. let's get a look at the maps. this is the lower deck out of san francisco. eastbound though you might find a little slowing if they have yet to clear the bridge itself as you head towards the oakland side. on the the san francisco side, we have main street closed between harrison and bryant. there's an investigation going on. for more on that, we'll bring it back to the desk. >> we'll get right on that now. crime scene tape and flashing lights on the streets of san francisco as officers investigate that homicide. christie smith is live at the scene right now. she has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. police are investigating this as a homicide right now. they are outside questioning people. they seem to be focusing their

attention on the area between the two white buildings here on main street. this is right below the bay bridge between bryant and harrison. police aren't offering a lot in the way of details, but at 2:30 this morning they got a call of a deceased person. they came out with paramedics and found an adult male dead at the scene. a security guard said earlier he saw a body on the sidewalk. there were earlier reports that this may have involved a pg&e worker because there are a number of pg&e trucks out here behind the yellow crime scene tape. i just got off the phone with a pg&e spokesperson and they were saying this was not a worker involved in this, but they are offering the condolences to the victim's family. i do have calls into the spokesperson for the san francisco police department. as soon as i hear back from him, i'll let you know what he has to say. christie smith, today in the bay. police are investigating a

sexual assault on an east bay high school campus. it happened around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. investigators say a girl was sexually assaulted in one of the campus bathrooms. police are conducting interviews and gathering evidence, but to far, no arrests have been made. police are asking parents to be vigilant after a man tried to grab a young girl. the suspect is a white male in his 50s with gray hair, heavy set, wearing a polo shirt and jeans. he lunged at a 9-year-old girl around 8:45 yesterday morning at bub elementary school. the girl was returning from from a restroom and police ask people to report anything suspicious. 5:33 right now. two weeks after sierra lamar disappeared, there may be a new clue in the case.

bob redell is live with details of a strange discovery made close to the teen's home. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. investigators with the sheriffs office don't know if this is related to sierra lamar's disappearance, but it's certainly piqued their interest. a volunteer from the search effort made this discovery yesterday afternoon in this field. it's at the end of palm avenue shs not far from the lamar home. they came across two used condoms and a few feet away from those, an empty card board box labeled "stainless steel handcuffs". it appears the box was used to ship the cuffs. the manufacturer is unknown. there's no indication right now if the items are related to her disappearance, but they have collected them as possible evidence and sent them off to the lab for dna testing. results are due back in a back wooek. to give you an idea of where the

field is, she was supposed to catch her bus down the street from her home at palm. this field is at the end of palm where it dead ends. it's a rural location. this is the first discovery of possible new evidence since just after sierra's disappearance on saturday and sunday. searchers found her cell phone and purse with her clothes inside not far away from where she lives. bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you, bob. for the first time, we were getting a look inside the command post in the search for sierra. dozens of investigators and staff members have worked around the clock on this case. they are using ipads in the field to help track every step of the search and look up addresses in the area. there's also a tip line. e-mail address on your screen. we put this e-mail address on our website at nbcbayarea.com. just search sierra. a rave party with a deadly

history returning to the bay area after a two-year absence. pop 2012 being held in oakland tomorrow that takes place. 12,000 people expected to attend. promoto promotors are committed to safety and will be working with police. lawmakers have been working to ban this event after two people died. 70 drug arrests were also made. san francisco police have arrested a man suspected of stabbing an occupy protesters. the suspect returned yesterday to the camp in front of the federal reserve building. occupiers recognized him and held him until police arrived. he stabbed a fellow protester leaving him with critical injuries. a separate stabbing happened the next night, but no arrests have been made in that case. kind of a mild start to the day. christina loren says that's just the calm before the storm.

right? >> they are north of the golden gate bridge. that activity is winding down. whenever we get a potent front that rides into the bay area, we get prefrontal precipitation. so you see the band of moisture ahead of the blob of moisture. and right now, it's headed into the central valley. we had light showers over the past hour. travel cautiously up there. overall though, looking nice and mild with temperatures in the 50s. this will all sag to the south as we head throughout this afternoon. slated for good downpours as of this evening in the north bay. system is going to take its time get sboog the south bay. the bulk of the moisture will come through the bay area between 3:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. saturday. it looks like this for today. you can leave the umbrella at home. make sure you have it by your side though in the north bay. 63 degrees at noon in san francisco. 67 in san jose. and then by 4:00 p.m., staying

comfortable. temperatures are still slated to hit the 70s. even with an approaching storm system. it's spring in the bay area. not too uncommon. i'll get to that forecast coming up. your seven-day forecast reveals the spring break outlook. stay tuned. 5:38. first, let's check your drive with mike inouye. >> we're looking out here at highway 4. the overnight roadwork that they have cleared, but not from the summersville off ramp. your commute is different. speeds down to 12 miles per hour. slow all the way through antioch. so a typical pattern for highway 4. south of there, reports of a fender in your lane as you're passing by. i don't know if the accident is related. just be prepared. and north of there as you're crossing the carr kwee nez

bridge. you may have a lot of folks. next week is spring break for many schools. that should start at 3:00 for the congestion. a live look outside and see how things are shaping up. golden gate bridge, not a problem. no rain now. back to you. >> thanks so much. 5:39 now. a controversial movie aimed at your kids opens up today p but some theaters may not be showing it. and one year ago tomorrow, brian stow was brutally beaten. what his family is doing to bring attention to his recovery efforts. and why dozens of deportation cases may be tossed out of court. for the latest news, traffic, and weather, find us on facebook.

welcome back. it's a documentary that a lot of critics say kids need to see, but the question is will that by able to? the movie "bully" comes out as an unrated movie. tracie potts is live with all the details. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's unrated because the motion picture association wanted to give it a rating r for the strong language and profanity in this movie. they were unable to overcome that. those that will show it say kids 17 and under can see it if they bring a note from their parents. regal cinemas says they will allow teens and younger students in if they are accompanied by a parent. "bully" is a documentary that talks about the bullying problem. it shows specific examples of what has happened to a number of students in this country, but

also the responses from schools and administrators and how some communities are rallying to address this issue. there are 45 states have bullying laws, but the california law allows for sanctions for schools, but not criminal sanctions. bottom line, 160,000 students every single day stay home from school because they are afraid of their bully. >> it sounds like an intriguing movie. thank you. republican presidential candidates have their eyes on wisconsin. the latest polls show mitt romney is up by 8 points after picking up a big endorsement from george bush. paul ryan will throw his support behind romney today. now the focus is on tuesday's primaries in wisconsin, maryland, and washington, d.c. >> i hope do get a good number of delegates from those three contests and be on my way to secure the nomination. and taking on the president.

>> some analysts say tuesday could be the last chance for rick santorum and newt gingrich to prove their campaigns can survive. santorum will be in wisconsin today after stopping in the bay area. he attended a fundraising dinner last night and stopped by the jelly belly factory in fairfield. if he becomes president, he says he will slash taxes on manufacturers like jelly belly from 35% to 0%. >> bold promises. it's 5:44 right now. christina loren is making some promises i think she'll be able to keep about the weather. >> promises, promises. i like to make promises i can keep. i worked really hard on this. let's time it out for you right now. we have an system already dropping light showers in the north bay. some precipitation came through earlier. expecting some fog at the coast.

but right now, visibility looks good at the surface. comfortable. not too cold. and good morning to the north bay. 53 degrees in santa rosa. you see the showers. they have all raced off and fallen apart for the most part in the central valley. you can see we're getting a nice dry break. we had the showers earlier this morning. we stopped the clock on your future cast at 8:00 p.m. that's when the steady rain arrives at the coast. th keep that in mind if you're heading out and about. the bulk of the moisture doesn't come through until 3:00 to 10:00 a.m. the whole thing races out of here by noon. even a break in the north bay. we get a really good break for the second half of your sunday. stop the clock at 6:00 a.m. getting some sunshine over the bay area. as i have been pointing out, the soil will be moist. it's a good day to start your garden. temperatures even with limited

sunshine will be comfortable. 67 degrees inland. 69 at 4:00 p.m. and take a look at this. our temperatures are going to drop off as we head through the next 48 hours as this system moves through. it's not only going to bring in moisture and potential for flooding, it's also going to bring in cold air. so we could be talking about a little snow atop mount hamilton. that's good news for those trying to get to the sierra nevada. i'll let you know how much snow we're expecting there and which ski resorts will get the most out of this approaching system. and take a look. comfortable conditions to get those kids outside. another one wednesday into thursday. more rain on the way. we need it. i'll tell you why coming up. 580, we have slowing westbound towards north flynn. speeds into the 40s here. still into the 50s coming through livermore. no major issues at the dublin

interchange. earlier incidents. 680 southbound has cleared. that's great news there. we'll take you to the maps. not a problem. it's coming around the bend and into the south bay. northbound flow incident free and slowing not an issue for the south bay. moving along the peninsula as is expected. a lighter volume holding up for this friday. and eastbound direction at the bridge. just have some construction crews remaining for 15 to 20 minutes. they have moved from the bridge right about now. as we move over into the city, a smooth drive, but we have main street. it is closed between harrison street and bryant street. sounds like a homicide investigation is going on. harrison is open, but main street under the skyway is closed. christie smith continues with the update there is. as we look at 880 past the coliseum, a smooth drive, but the volume picking up. no major slowing for 880, but there's congestion.

the u.s. military this morning investigating the death of an air force pilot. the department of defense says captain francis emily died wednesday. that happened ten days ago. the cause of this crash remains under investigation. several bay area events planned today in support of trayvon martin. martin is the florida teen who was shot and killed by a neighborhood watch volunteer last month. public outrage and rallies have focused on the fact that the man who killed the unarmed teen has not been arrested or charged. today in oakland, there will be a march at 4:00 p.m. at 14th and broadway. at noon in san francisco, religious leaders will hold a news conference protesting the handling of the case. and they are also calling on clergy to wear hoodies in solidarity. a fundraiser set to mark the one-year anniversary of the beating of brian stow. the former paramedic still

recovering after being attacked outside of dodger stadium. living in an undisclosed rehab center and he does need around the clock care. his family is joining hundreds of people at the walk for thoughts event in san jose tomorrow. organizers hoping to raise about $50,000 for the brain injury association of california. the walks begin at 10:00 a.m. at almaden park. they will begin closing hundreds of deportation cases. the bay area news group reports attorneys will sift through the entire case load at san francisco's immigration court to look for low priority deportation cases to drop. san francisco court has about 17,000 pending cases. the process will begin in san francisco in june and then in los angeles in july. time for some hoops. the stanford women's basketball team getting ready for the test of the season.

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welcome back. it's 5:52. we have a live shot there of a car that went right into a pole on san pablo avenue. you can see the crews are on the scene. this is in oakland. we'll keep you posted on what happened. we don't have any information right now on any injuries, but we'll stay on top of this story. first lady michelle obama is in the bay area today. she's raising money for her husband's reelection campaign. she will host a fundraising event at the california academy of sciences in golden gate park. tickets run between $500 and $5,000 to attend. oakland's poplyfe is set to

perform. she will commission a new coast guard vessel. a 100-year-old woman is anxiously awaiting mrs. obama's visit to coast guard island. the first lady will honor her tomorrow for her years of dedicated service to the coast guard. larken is the oldest living member of the first group of women who joined the coast guard back in 1943. >> i was a radio operator during the morse code sending messages, accepting them, and decoding. >> that's great. larken was discharged at the end of the war in 1945. she then became a teacher in the bay area. we have talked about it all week long. if you haven't heard, the mega millions jackpot now up to $540 million.

something nice to dream about. as people are flocking in to buy tickets, a lot of people are getting into the office pools. scott mcgrew suggests getting your own ticket, but if you get into a pool, make a list of names and numbers. give everybody a copy of all the tickets purchased and make sure there's a provision for coworkers who might happen to be absent or not pay their money into the pool. >> a tough customer over here. if you're unemployed and playing the lotteries, job experts say watch out. interviewers are bringing the fever into the room. employers would ask you what you would do if you won the lottery. if you say retire, you will be out of the job before the offer is on the table. one expert says it would be better to say you'd be thrilled to win because then you could seek out fulfilling work that would make you happy and a

better person. >> and the odds of that happening any way. scott says he knows what he would do. you'd buy a better stereo. >> i have a tuner with me. it costs about $60 at best buy. it's adequate, but it doesn't have any wireless connection like some of the speakers i have shown in the past. our gadget this friday is." cad connect. it's a little antenna. you hook it into the aux input. it allows a signal from your iphone or ipad to come into your stereo. you can use it on anything that has an axillary input. so $60 stereo, but now i can control it with my ipad using just this antenna. anything that has an aux input. you can stream blue tooth or

even an old beat up clock radio would work where you can get music. because the music is on your ipad or iphone these days. how do i get it from one to the other, so kenex. >> will that work on my eight track? >> now we have a tradition of this. you get to pick the next song for the 6:00 hour. >> sounds good. 5:57 right now. still to come on today in the bay, we continue to follow the developing story out of san francisco. a body found there. police say it is a homicide. details coming up in a live report. plus a neighborhood on alert after a woman was almost abducted. if spring break has you running away to tahoe, we're going to get some snow. an additional one to two feet tomorrow. we'll take you through the forecast coming up.

and we're also following the slowdowns for 580 and highway 4. highway 4 is tough enough. getting tougher. i'll show you why.