staff is involved in making sure that we are at a certain level of readiness for every disaster that may happenful. >> reporter: today was that today. the hospital staff treated 30 patients believed to have been exposed inside the spent foods store. >> the main thing for the poisoning making sure they don't go into serious problems. >> reporter: he was glad his own task made him a low priority. >> everybody just started dropping fainting scary seeing everybody do that. yeah. >> reporter: smiling now. clearly you feel okay. >> i'm fine. >> reporter: the hospital does a triage littles twice a year. the last one in november. reporting live in solano. >> vallejo and this is where that situation started. this is the speciality food facility in vallejo. let's show you the view of the

building. it's 50,000 square feet. they make packaged salads and frozen pizza, and wraps. we talked to the owner of the plant and he said he isn't certain there was leak at his business firefighters say the scene they saw when they arrived told a different story. >> the vomiting, that's -- fairly significant. >> reporter: when firefighters first responded to the call they saw dozens of people outside this building. all but three of the 74 people at work today want to the hospital. some were transported by bus, 11 in more serious condition left in plans. workers reported feeling sick around 10:30. this one said one of the machine stopped working and gas started coming out. it's commonly used to process

packaged foods. he called when employees felt kick then did his own test of the air quality. >> we tested the air. the air was fine. >> reporter: firefighters also tested the area and found normal readings but said plant operator has already aired it out. >> there is a air exhaust system that changes the air and they turned it on. it was basically a large fan. anything in there may have been evacuated before we arrived. . >> reporter: the owner think itself always s it was a false alarm. >> it could be a chain reaction. >> reporter: they are investigating what happened here. we have tried several times to get ahold of someone in the department of environmental health and haven't heard back. live in vallejo. >> emergency responders rush to the hazmat scene launched a

triage operation. as you can see from this news chopper 2 video the responder sent out mats, there is a red one in the lower right hand corner. people okay were taken to the green, one on the upper right hand. those -- the more seriously ill were taken to the red. we tweeterred out developments as the story broke. >> first lady is in san francisco at a fun raiser for the election campaign. it arrived less than an hour ago in golden gate park. she is speaking to a crowd of supporter who paid a minimum $500 a ticket. >> we will -- have a chance to meet her but briefly and i brought the grandchildren. they will have a chance to have a picture taken with her. >> reporter: tomorrow the first lady will commission a new coast guard cutter.

that ceremony will happen in alameda. >> when it happens it should be -- picture perfect. we have learned a special deal has been struck with some waterfront homeowners. new at six mike went out on the water and here with the view. >> and it's an issue we have been reporting on for months. now all the sudden with the first lady in town things starting to get in motion. it's this boat here that is taking the lead when it comes to sweeping up what's known as anchor out. this is opd -- >> status of --. >> reporter: officer jim gordon is at the helm. >> we had that security zone, safety zone put in place. . >> reporter: the latest high tech equipment. near coast guard island with a purpose. >> we want to keep the area free from anybody that may cause harm to the first lady.

security is high. >> reporter: when the first lady expected right here on coast guard island tomorrow the biggest issue that oakland police are looking at specifically to get those folks living on unregistered votes out of the water. they are anchor out vessels, unregistered, sometimes homeless living on abandoned boats. >> it's hazard. they are in fairways according to the port -- code and a lot of regulation there is no anchoring. >> reporter: they first found the problem in november and until this week most of the anchor outs remained. >> there were a lot of boats. >> reporter: they have been recorded to bring in the abandoned boat and he has flight 20 so far. >> there is laws in place we can storm and -- remove them but we don't have the funds in place to make that happen. >> reporter: the officer said most of the boats he brought in

came in voluntarily and they are now docked in what were once empty slips. >> dozens of muslim men gathered in san francisco to call for more support of a proposed hard nonto protect them. they metaphor friday prayers, under a tent in civic center plaza. it's meant to ensure police don't over step the civil rights protection of muslim residents while working with the joint terrorism task force. >> repart of this country. we are part of this community. we need to work together with the government of san francisco. >> supporters say the mayor and other city officials should be more vocal in their support. today's gathering on the heels of a report from the american aclu that said the fbi gathered intelligence on bay area mosqes while doing an outreach.

they said agents took notes and collected muslim names, views and religious activities. the fbi said agents were just reaching out to the muss like community. >> the county sheriff's office released the identities of two california teen girls believed to have been killed by the speed freak killers. a 19-year-old kimberly billi and joanne hobson. both were from the central valley. the mass murder drew maps of the area where he said he and another man buried the victims. the remains were found inside the same abandoned well. >> we have a update on a story you saw only on the 10:00 news last night. there appears to be more confusion about the mayor's controversial 100 block crime reduction plan. that it proposal would focus on the 100 blocks where 90% of the crime is committed.

nobody has explained it. >> i think the -- almost every councilmember has been asking, even some -- asking for the 100 blocks location. >> the map has been posted online but there are few details to go with it. a bart police officer has been cleared of excessive force accusations after he tasered a young teen. . john austin was found to have not violated the use of force and taser policy. it happened two years ago when he found the boy in an altercation with a woman. when i boy fled he fired the taser but missed. >> tomorrow kids in san francisco have a reason to celebrate. tomorrow mark the grand opening of a new playground. the 3.5 million dollar project has a fan play area, traditional swings and a swing for children with disabilities. the celebration is set for 2:00

tomorrow afternoon, rain or shine. project is just the first of several projects planned to help improve the park. san francisco's parks department is focusing on improving the clubhouse, lawn areas and athletic courts, the agency plans to upgrade roads, pathway its, lighting and irrigation demolition of pier36 started todayt. will make way for a new 57,000 square foot wharf in the south beach neighborhood. the mayor said the project will create job its, enhance public spaces and prepare the city for the america's cup race. the clock is counting down to the mega millions drawing. paul chambers has been tracking the rising fever all week and joins us now -- people have been waiting in line for hours to buy their tickets. >> that's so correct we got in line about 5:15, about an hour ago. we made it half around.

we were told we got another 45 minutes to wait one of the luckiest areas to play. that's according to the lottery website. part of the reason may be because the store has produced four winning tickets, one of which was never claimed. >> i'm in line because -- the heat of the moment. you know 640 million. you know, hey, why not. >> the line was surprising today. >> we have had a fun group. it's made it better. >> reporter: that's a good thing because your chance of winning is one in 176 million. even if you are that lucky person you are still not guaranteed all 640 million. >> with the lottery there are complications. someone else wins, have you to split the pot, pay taxes on gambling winnings. >> reporter: the professor is a expert on gambling. he will throw in a few dollars but knows his chances slim to none. >> fill out three ticket ace minute, 24 hours a day it would

take you 110 years to fill out all the possible combinations. >> reporter: we jumped ahead in the line here, about 30 minutes to play. we found -- there is aself serve machine, you can see a couple people in line. take may be the way to play but either way the machines go off at 7:00 ha and that's your last chance. >> a consumer alert tonight. the breach that may have compromised temperature million credit card acts. >> i'm tracking another storm. the part of your weekend that will be wet and the part that will be dry. ♪

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. police in sunnyvale working to find a homicide suspect who may have fled to india.

they say this man of san jose is a accused of pushing a woman out of a car sunday night and then running her over. the victim jennifer flores died at hospital. he boarded a flight to india on monday. >> the search for a missing teen sierra lamar included a hillside today. hundreds took part in the search hoping to find new clues in the disappearance of the 15- year-old. she disappeared two weeks ago today. a large group of searchers also focused on the field where a empty box labeled handcuffs and two used condoms were found yesterday. >> recautionly hopeful it'll -- that it'll help find her. it's kind of a -- bad find but if it's going to help us find her that would be good. >> today's search has not

turned up any new leads, volunteers say they will continue their search through the weekend. there has been a trail of clues. she left home for school on march 16th and officials say she never made it. the next day searchers found her cell phone in a field a mile away from the house. a day later they found her purse. they say it's unclear if there is a connection to yesterday's discovery. >> the oakland swat team surrender owned surrounded a house. they noticed three people acting suspiciously. they chased after him. the swat team arrived surround a house at 59th and dover. they were arrested. >> nine students caught cheating have been suspended

from the high school. a possession person said one of them was able to get ahold of a classroom key and the final exam for two courses. it was shared the students. they say the students admitted to cheating. >> only on two a bay area cancer patient is receiving his last treatment tonight. john fowler is live in san francisco with how a health policy can make the difference between life and death. >> right now on the 11th floor at the ucsf medicine terai young man is getting the last chemo therapy round his insurance will cover. about two hours ago the 38-year- old arrived for three weeks of thinker pay. he has had brain surgery and several rounds of chemo for a

rare type cancer. >> like a roller coaster emotion, angry and upset and -- depressed, that was made worse by not know what would happen with my medical care. >> reporter: his insurance will max out leaving him without coverage. >> the fact that issue has to have cancer and then start thinking about, what if i have to go bankrupt. >> reporter: it may be his only option. his berkeley student health insurance, caps lifetime medical costs at $400,000, that plan is e environment from the federal affordable care act that they worked hard to pass. >> we think it was wonderful. it was so important but it wasn't enough. >> reporter: ask peter irish -- he told me he and his wife had to prove they were broke before she could get medical coverage. >> i have never been in favor of the welfare state but it came to our rescue and i'm

grateful for that it. >> reporter: she said they hava agreed to proceed with treatment regardless of payments. it may be covered as charity care. they both say that the experience has them more dedicated than ever to working toward health care reform. >> the four big credit card companies including the visa say they have been hit by a massive security breach. they say a third party vendor is responsible for that breach. not their internal system. they aren't saying how many customers may be at risk but there are reports it could be up to as many as ten million accounts. the secret service is investigating. >> the woman once referred to as the madoff of campaign treasures is facing serious prison time. she pled guilty to mail fraud.

authorities say there were more than 50 victims including diane feinstein. prosecutors say they stole the money over a period of 11 years. she faces up to 14 years in prison. >> it's still dry right now but rain is on the way for the weekend. mark is tracking this latest storm in the weather center. >> it looks like we will get a punch of heavy rain and strong winds. we will march closer -- to the bay area coastline. we do have partly to mostly cloudy skies out there, maybe a bit of drizzle but the coverage may not show up well on here. the few showers being reported, but if you aren't covered there could still be spotty drizzle especially in parts of the north bay. forecast headlines for tonight will continue to thicken up the cloud cover and add in the chance of a shower, tomorrow our next storm moves in, rain and wind, sunday will be dry

with partly cloudly skies. tomorrow morning rainfall developing winds on the increase. overnight lows not cold out there, mainly in the low to mid50s but you will notice the rates increasing. the nice circulation, area of low pressure in the pacific that will be moving closer to the coastline. so for tonight more cloud cover, there is that chance of a shower, the cold front will be the source of heavy rain, especially between eight and 11, and also strong gusty winds, in to the afternoon hours, more breaks in the action. still the possibility of isolated thunderstorm and the winds could be from around 25 to 30 miles an hour even a few gusts approaching 35 miles an hour. expectations -- quarter inch much to possibly over an inch of the coastal hills, wins in the surf building but the high surf advisory in tomorrow it

afternoon. lasting through monday morning. snow levels, starting out about 8,000 feel coming down to 5,000 feet. you can add on -- here is the forecast model. a chance of a few showers for tonight. first thing tomorrow, 8:00, heavy rainfall into the area and then slowly moving out by late tomorrow morning. then you will notice the scattered showers and a responsibility of a thunderstorm popping up for tomorrow. forecast highs cooling off mainly in the 50s, around 60 degrees. you will notice that cooldown in to the weekend. the five day forecast with the weekend always in view. outdoor plans in to sunday with a warm things up. weak system tracking for tuesday and wednesday with a chance a few evening showers always as early as tuesday evening. the rain could threaten out there tomorrow. >> thank you.

>> coming up, on tv36, it's a chemical common lynn found in plastic drink containers and some say it may cause cancer. today the effort to ban it nationally suffered a big set back. keith joins the current tv less than a year ago. now he is considering legal action against the station. join us for this and more at seven. >> could to be the next raider? we have the rumor mill about his work out.

. >> to maybe a raid snore. >> the raiders haven't commented on this but what sounds crazier, randy moss joining or to? we know moss has joined while to is hanging not la with oakland players, raiders receiver bay, the man in the middle we'red this photograph. that is -- that's to. the man on his left dhb the quarterback carson palmer. this is after a practice session in la. it's not clear if he was part of it. when what are you searching is

-- he held his personal work out where no nfl teams held up. is he part owner and part time player for the him door league. wranglers, they did trade for a running back. good son got just 501-yard. he has had fumbling issues. shaun peyton -- suggestion scheduled to start his suspension sunday but he filed an appeal today. he the man who issued the punishment will hear them. good luck with that. the giants announced today that ryan vogleson and freddy sanchez will start onto dl. one of the members of the 2010 series championship team, mike fontano was released today. battling just 278 in 13 game.

they continue to break out. that's sports as we see it. >> all right. thank you very much. >> and the historic, remember -- 640 million-dollar mega millions drawing an hour and a half away. coming up tonight at ten, we are with lottery hopefuls. >> as they draw the numbers and the win certify hopefully named, hopefully they will be the winner of the money. >> they said if it didn't win by the next drawing it would like 900 million. huge. >> see you at ten. óñóññd

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