the mega millions jackpot is worn more than $312 million. across the county and here in the bay area, lines are growing by the hour. you have until 8:00 tonight. at cavanagh liquors in san lorenzo, take a look. the line stretches to the back of the store. customers filling out their mega millions ticket hoping to have that magical six numbers. why do we send our cameras to cavanagh liquors? it has a reputation for being lucky. >> a co-worker told me about all the signs they had, all the jackpot winners and in general, they have a lot of winners. whether it is scratchers, super lotto, mega millions. >> if you haven't gotten your particular yet, there is still time. 8:00 is the deadline. the biggest mega millions jackpot ever is $390 million in march 2007. are you ready to go on our dinner break? >> we're ready. >>> let's talk weather. it shouldn't be a surprise to you but this year is on track to be a record breaker for snowfall in the sierra. so much powder. some ski resorts are actually planning on extending ski season to may 1. make sure y

click on "the bonds trial" tab. >>> we'll show you the people who won the mega millions jackpot. >>>d san francisco officials are thinking about how to handle the traffic jam when the america's cup comes to town. our meteorologist will tell fuss the nice bay area weather will break records today. also -- >> this is an honor that extend across the entire organization. >>> the news came out recently. a distinguished award for a bay area radio station run by young people. >>> renewable energy came to the city of alameda's library. a crane lifted solar panels where they will soon be installed the city paid for the panel with a federal grant and with rebates through the municipal power company. the city-owned power company gets more than 80% of its power from clean and renewable sources. >>> the contra costa sheriff's department is investigating a deadly shooting last night in north richmond. investigators say someone shot and killed 22-year-old jerry owens of san pablo in front of a home on third street. another gunshot victim was found inside that home. he was taken to john muir medical

coming up, the winning numbers for the $390 million mega millions drawing. we'll tell you where that person is located. >>> but first, here is tony t. today it's all about cilantro. >> today's tip of the day is on cilantro. i love it in so many different recipes. not just mexican cuisine, but all types, because of the flavor it has and what it does to so many different recipes. but you have to select and store cilantro right the first time. if you don't, you know what's going to happen? it's going to ruin your recipe. let's talk about selection. when you buy it just like this, green, all the way around. free from any yellowing. standing straight up like flowers. check the bottom, free from any decay. when you bring them home, take the cilantro, in the refrigerator in a glass of water. a little extra work, but let me tell you something, it is worth it that way. cilantro, best tip always, it's got to smell nice. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. you got to try this. smell this! ,, >>> and as you well know, it'

the mega millions is mega popular here at worlds fair doughnut. in fact, this guy is filling out numbers right now. it's going to be a busy day. it's the sixth high nest the nine-year history. >>> here they are, the lucky numbers. >> reporter: this game is played in 41 states, washington, d.c. and the virgin islands. if no one wince tonight at 8:00 p.m., the jackpot will likely reach $390 million and that would be the largest in history. some people say they only play the big pots. >> i don't think it's worth it unless it's above whatever, so what's a million? >> reporter: but even if you don't win the big one, the last drawing of more than 1.9 million tickets won prizes ranging from a dollar to $1 million. critics say the game is a form of gambling which will only enable addicts and poor people who can least afford to spend more on gambling. and others say it has essentially created a tax on the poor. but how many tickets you buying? >> i'm going to buy seven tickets right now. and then five later. >> reporter: what are the odds of winning? >> we

and a mega millions jackpot. ashley morrison is here in new york with the latest on that. good morning. >> good morning to you, betty. the asian markets are up this morning. tokyo's nikkei rose just over 1%, while hong kong's hang seng lifted a fraction, and oil is now just below $106 a barrel. >>> today, wall street gets the very latest on the labor market, and another check on how much the economy is growing. on thursday, strong corporate earnings gave stocks a boost. the dow gained 84 points while the nasdaq tacked on 38. >>> the recession wiped out a quarter of americans' wealth. according to the federal reserve the net worth of u.s. households, that's all assets minus debts, fell from an average of $125,000 in 2007 to $96,000 by 2009. families living in the west took the biggest hit. >>> fed chief ben bernanke is breaking a century's worth of tradition. the central bank announced on thursday that its chairman will begin holding press conferences after policy meetings. it's a historic shift for an institution known for its secrecy. the pressure has been building on the

devastation is being followed with only six hundred thousand people confirmed dead following friday's mega quake and tsunami rescue teams from countries including russia are helping with the search for thousands still missing. and in other news with good piece falls in seemingly really gaining ground in the east of libya concerns grow old what's next if they leave and king dead by the global community takes over that country box again. a very warm welcome to you this is live from moscow with me alice had a fear of nuclear fuel rods may have. said that the second reactor out the. plant this comes after reports that they were fully exposed for a short period of time while the news comes after a. reactor injured eleven people japanese officials still say radio. levels of plot are within legal limits up to one hundred and sixty people could have been exposed to radiation since the first xplosion hit a facility in northeastern japan on saturday and you have been trying to use seawater to cool the reactors up a complex to avert a catastrophic nuclear meltdown the events were triggered by friday'

church of reverend john hagi newt stopped by the mega church over the weekend but before we get into new what he said let's do a little bit of background are on the friend of the reverend turns out the reverend how you kind of like hitler as in he was a fan of his work with the jews here's an excerpt from one of his sermons where he said god says in jeremiah sixteen behold i will bring them the jewish people again unto their land that i gave to their fathers behold i will send for many fishers and after i will send for many hunters and they then the hunters shall hunt them that would be the jews then god sent a hundred hunters someone who comes with a gun and he forces hitler was a hunter so when these comments were brought to john mccain's attention during the last election cycle he immediately rejected the endorsement of the reverent we're not mute hell newt feel just fine speaking of his mega church down in texas. and when he spoke there over the weekend he had quite a few interesting comments about the america that his grandchildren will grow up in but i warn you it's very fright

devastation in japan is being felt with almost two thousand people confirmed dead following friday's mega quake and tsunami rescue teams from countries including russia are helping with the search for the estimated fifteen thousand still missing. and in other news we get our fees for sincerely regaining ground in the east of libya concerned about what's next if the leader can again by the global community takes over the country once again. welcome this is the r.t. news channel it's eight pm now here in moscow this monday night i'm kevin zero in one story dominating our coverage again there are serious concerns tonight that nuclear fuel rods may have partially melted now at the second reactor of the stricken from a power plant in japan it comes as reports say the rods have now been fully exposed for several hours but news follows a blast at a third reactor at the site which injured eleven people earlier radiation levels are reported to be increasing up to one hundred sixty people could have been exposed to radiation since the first explosion hit the facility in northeastern japan on saturd

coming up, a mega millions jackpot goes through the roof.s drawing and the odds of winning not so good. but hey, someone has do it. >> yeah. might as well put your dollar in. >>> plus, a narrow escape after a u.s. military jet crashes in libya. the conditions of the crewmembers on board. >>> and damage control at that nuclear power plant in japan. how evacuees are getting help in the bay area. >>> and the first witness expected to take the stand this morning in the barry bonds perjury trial. also more on the injure and what's expected in court today. a live report coming up. >>> and we're tracking light scattered showers on hi-def doppler. this cell passing through berkeley just north of orinda. we'll see more of these throughout the morning and heavy rain later today. we have your forecast coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> and good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, the 22nd day of march. i'm sydnie kohara. >> hi, everybody. i'm frank mallicoat. time now 6:29. weather-wise, the same old

they are one, 14, 35, 50, 53 and the mega number is 43. there's no word if a winning ticket was sold in california or in any of the other 40 states that participate in mega millions. the cash option is $155 million. >>> a disturbing report about bridges and overpasses here in the bay area. the caltrans says drivers shouldn't worry. >>> live storm tracker two is lit up right now. a lot of green in the bay area. i'll be back here to tell you how many rain we're ls throughout your body. the latest research shows cigarette smoke contains over 7,000 chemicals that spread through your blood vessels... causing inflammation and clotting... restricting oxygen flow... and doubling your risk of heart attack and death... i'm dr. regina benjamin, u.s. surgeon general. with each cigarette, you have to ask yourself: "is this the one that will cause a heart attack?" if you really want to quit smoking, call 1-800-quit-now. >>> a new report today from a transportation advocacy group shows an alarming number of bay area bridges and overpasses are structurall

he said your store was the one that sold the winning ticket in the mega millions. >> 32 people around the country matched five winning numbers, winning a quarter million dollars a piece. so if you have your ticket, check the numbers just to be sure. the winning numbers are 22, 24, 31, 52, 54, and the mega ball is 4. >> you told me you did not have a ticket? >> i did not. >> why not? i know, i'm sad now. >>> the rain is finally easing off but the problems continue. why some marin county residents had to leave their homes. >>> a live look at capitolla, we'll talk about that as well. and now, a live look at oakland. that is the start of the oakland running festival this morning, it gets underway in just a few minutes. we'll take you back there live. >>> you are looking live at downtown oakland, as the marathon is just seconds from getting underway. an estimated 73, 7400 people sent to run the marathon. claudine, you've been a participant. >> the great thing about it, as you leave that start line, and go across the route, there are people in the community out waiting for you at all differ

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the mega million winners, and where that lucky ticket was sold. all coming up. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> it is time for this week's best buys. i say this each and every week. before you go to your local market to save money on some great produce, check the quality first. and then the price. and we're going to start this week with blackberries. being imported in right now, and at your local market, you will see some great prices. you can find them right now. if you check very carefully, for about $1.45 a tray. when you buy them, make sure there is no moisture in the bottom. and when you bring them home, put them in the refrigerator right away because they come from thousands of miles away. some stores as high as $3.99 but other stores less than $1.45. beautiful juiced oranges coming in from florida loaded with flavor. they have a couple of seeds but they're still delicious. you can find the juice oranges at your local market. for around 35 cents each. some markets even less expensive. and that is great. just make sure they're heavy for their size. a

they are one, 14, 35, 50, 53 and the mega number is 43. there's no word if a winning ticket was sold in california or in any of the other 40 states that participate in mega millions. the cash option is $155 million. >>> a disturbing report about bridges and overpasses here in the bay area. the caltrans says drivers shouldn't worry. >>> live storm tracker two is lit up right now. a lot of green in the bay area. i'll be back here to tell you how many rain we're expecting and where it will rain. >>> and the struggles at public college campuses might be about to get worse. >>> a new report today from a transportation advocacy group shows an alarming number of bay area bridges and overpasses are structurally deefficient. one of the worse is the over pass at fifth avenue and interstate 880 in oakland. repairs there are under way using federal stimulus money. transportation for america says nationally about 11% of bridges are deficient. but in the bay area there are more. in san francisco 34% of the bridges and overpasses are concerned deficient.

thousand people are confirmed dead and another four thousand are officially missing since friday's mega quake gun colossal tsunami but of course suggest that the final toll will be much higher. and while that's quotes from the international atomic energy agency head to be disaster area to offer their assistance some say the devastation is proof that the world can't cope with the problem is this helping to create. what is the situation in japan develops the world's left wondering just how to prevent a similar catastrophes in the future we sat down with the former governor of pennsylvania richard thornburgh and shared his thoughts on what important lessons can be learned from the past that's coming up next. i this time when the world is watching with fear the developments of japan's fukushima nuclear power plant experts see comparisons and examples in the past and maybe help for see the future analysts tell us it's not yet sure novel but very comparable to another tragic accident which occurred in the united states in one thousand nine hundred seventy nine the three mile island power plan

skating federation agreed on they now have the weeklong tournaments will get on the we had to rename mega sport on april twenty fifth in moscow the same city that held the tournament half dozen years ago for the ten winter olympic hosts bun coover or other regions how to also offer to the stage. but use a heated national blood to share our friends and counterparts that all the athletes and blue supporters will feel until during the world championships in moscow to go for the russian national t.v. finals will be the first competition and so be scaled because our squad can see some very young skaters so it's the beginning of a long road for them he's the first stone in preparations for such a winter olympics and i was working with lee ok let's stay on the ice but move to the k h l were after a hugely entertaining clash salad struck first in their conference final series with an. the lurd side edging on my good reports that men for three solid out the colorful things themselves into the driver's seat just thirty seconds in. riga rain to a veteran defense spencer get your growth equalized for

. >>> there is a winner of the mega-millions jackpot but not in california. where that winning ticket was sold. and a new report about joran van der sloot who admitted to killing a young woman in peru but one source say he's lying about some of the evidence. two lanes closed on eastbound 80 after a truck overturns. we're following the developments there on the east shore. >> minor flooding a possibility this morning as we watch the rainfall. a live look at our roof cam where we're dealing with mostly cloudy skies, little brose out there this morning. bringing the latest when for the weekend coming up. >>> the lights were dimmed for one men on new york city's brad way last night in manor of the late elizabeth taylor. she appeared on broadway twice and received a tony award nomination in 1981 for her performance in the little foxes. she returned to produce and star in private lives. she died wednesday of heart failure at age 79. >>> a new report suggests accused killer joran van der sloot may have lied about evidence in the death of a young woman in peru. polic

reactors at the complex to avert a catastrophic nuclear meltdown events were triggered by friday's mega quake which was then followed by a giant signal me and this two thousand people now confirmed dead but that number's expected to rise dramatically and that means that fifteen thousand missing houses are the bennetts in sendai some of the towns worst affected by the huge wave. another reactor at the fukushima power plant number one reactor is now in danger of overheating it's lost its cooling mechanism which is crucial to stopping nuclear meltdown and what this means it could lead to overheating and another explosion similar to the two other blasts we've already seen one could happen now what they're doing to try and prevent that is by pouring on c. water into the reactor to try and cool it down. but that's what they did to the other two plants unfortunately that didn't prevent any explosion however the explosion a did happen earlier today according to the government the nuclear reactor that holds the radioactive material is still intact which is crucial to preventing a major nuclear c

still missing more than a hundred aftershocks over a magnitude of five have hit japan since friday's a mega quake with rescue services stretched to the limit around the country. emergency officials are on high alert in russia's far eastern a solid region close to japan's border concerned about the threat of nuclear contamination. and in other news that libya's rebels are losing ground as colonel gadhafi forces push through the opposition stronghold in the east but with no plan of action and a constant power struggle will save them and since nowhere in sight. they're watching r t live from moscow now was just seven pm in japan where we start and there are new threats and warnings coming from the country with reports of a possible third explosion on the way at the fukushima one a nuclear plant now this follows monday second blast there which injured eleven people well japanese officials have been reassuring locals that radiation levels at the plant are within legal limits but up to one hundred sixty people could have been exposed to radiation following the two explosions at the. facility in n

devastation in japan is being felt with always under hostiles and people confirmed dead following friday's mega quake and tsunami rescue teams from countries including russia are helping with the search for an estimated fifteen thousand still missing. and in other news this hour with gadhafi forces singing you regaining ground in the east of libya concerns grow over the next in the news a condemned by the global community takes over the country by saying that. he is from russia and around the world this is all see was need you to chicago but thanks for joining us to our top story now japan's prime minister has addressed the nation as fears intensify about a possible nuclear meltdown at a pall plant strong by last friday's catastrophic ass quake and tsunami the company running the it's a shame a nuclear power plant has admitted meltdown is a possibility and there have been two more explosions at the complex with rising fears of radio active leakage with reports of damage to the structure protecting one of the two reactions subject to the last of blasts and radiation levels have risen outside. ti

eleven a world figure skating championships tokyo was still holding events this week but the recent mega quake tsunami and subsequent nuclear threat in japan means all sporting events there are console's for the forseeable future prime minister vladimir putin offering some days ago for russia to step in and take over the finals if the international skating federation agrees day of the week long tournaments will get on the way and we know that mega sport on april twenty fifth in moscow the same city that held the tournaments half a dozen years ago twenty ten winter olympic host hoover or other reach also offer to host. countries that year the sickness of those like to sure are friends and counterparts that all the athletes and their supporters will feel time during the world championships in moscow for the russian national team these finals will be the first completion and so be just because our squad can see some very young skaters suits the beginning of a long road for them he's the first stone and preparations for this so to return him to it's not as important as lee hughes ok. let's s

the mega millions jackpot up to $244 million. that will come out to about 9 million-dollar a year for 26 years. >> i could do okay on that. >> others take 9 million for the 23 -- that's before taxes. >> if you took the cash all at once you would walk away with about $155 million. the odds 1:175 million. >> sun has to win. why not us? >> we'll put in a dollar at our pool. >> a little lakefront at tahoe. you guys can come over and visit. you, too. i'm a nice guy. [ laughter ] >>> could bay area bridges stand up to a japan-sized quake? one in five aren't making the grade according to a new report. >>> hundreds of americans who have voluntarily evacuated from japan are expected to arrive here at travis air force base sometime in the next hour. that story coming up. >>> a jury has been selected now it is time for opening statements in the barry bonds perjury trial. what's expected in court today. we'll have a live report coming up. >>> new video surfaces of an apparent attack on civilians in libya, plus the latest on the crash of a u.

hundred people like the person dead say far and more than three thousand a missing since friday's mega quake a colossal tsunami. more than nine thousand sending aid to japan's nikkei the personality the country is also a one hundred energy agency for its expertise and it tends to stabilize the position of the plops alas the situation in japan developed wondering just how to prevent similar fees in the future we sat down with the former governor of pennsylvania richard and shared his thoughts on what important lessons can be learned in the past. at this time when the world is watching with fear the developments of japan's fukushima nuclear power plant experts see comparisons and examples in the past so maybe help for see the future analysts tell us it's not yet sure not all but very comparable to another tragic accident which occurred in the united states in nineteen seventy nine the three mile island power plant which is part of the state of pennsylvania and now i'm joined by take storm burke who was the governor of pennsylvania at the time sir thank you so much for joining us thank yo

the mega millions jackpot now up to $312 million. since nobody took home the big prize on tuesday night, that's pretty close to the all-time record of $390 million setback in 2007. >> can you imagine? >> i do. >> i have my ticket. >> i think we all do. >> the odds of winning are something like one in 176 million, i believe. and if you do get lucky you can take home $198 million in cash all at once after taxes. or yearly payments totaling $312 million. good luck. >> it is 4:58. the wild chase in berkeley overnight. how it all ended, coming up. >> and the clean-up begins after a wall of water and mud sweeps through a santa cruz county town. the damage to dozens of businesses coming up. >>> major developments in libya. the new signs that moammar qaddafi could be ready to negotiate a cease-fire. we'll tell you how the u.s. is changing its role.

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openly has called for more taxes because they're going to transfer those taxes offshore to the big mega central banks that are represented here in the u.s. by the private seller deserves what's going to happen is the government is going to use these giant hordes of people having their wages cut losing their insurance having their pension funds rated lose congress left the middle class chain give us a piece of the pie they're going to take people who are making a hundred thousand two hundred thousand dollars they're going to take their money and then they're never really even going to get any of it and it's going to go to the bankers so this is all been very carefully orchestrated and they've done this in third world nations and european nations over and over again and so it's it's a very sophisticated issue pressure from above and below instead of looking at the actual cause of this we're looking at the symptoms but this is nafta this is gap this is the industrialization this is globalism this is the out of control regulations smothering jobs in north america and shipping them to the th

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. >> janelle: here are the winning numbers of the $312 million mega millions draw. mega number 4.one sold in albany. maybe you got a piece of it. i got none of it. oh, well. >>> new production from the creative folks at circus de soleil has hit the bay area, kadam hits the bay area and it redefines the circus. ♪ >> reporter: by their flashy and glittering costumes since circus de soleil first visited san francisco in 1988. >> it's a show created in 1996 now revisited. out of big top and arenas like hp pavilion and it bodies the uniqueness. >> it's not just about technical skills but in the character and being able to perform on stage. so on circus de soleil we learn all kinds of crazy stuff. >> reporter: olga knew she wanted to be circus following in her father's footsteps. ♪ >> it's dedication. you really have to be focused. you have to train. you have to train everyday. >> she married one of the company's staffers. they had a baby recently but she is right back in to it. >> it's very competitive. great way to extend careers beyond competing which obviously ends quite young these

region could see more quakes that cause damage, but a make a quick, like one year ago, is unlikely -- a mega quake, like when you're ago, it is unlikely. -- one year ago, is unlikely. >> rebuilding chile has been the focus of our "in depth." thanks for joining us. you in part by boy's hope girl's hope, which helps children at risk to realize their potential by providing value centered family-like homes and quality education. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hello and welcome, i'm patricia o'reilly and i'm delighted you could join us for another edition of "out of ireland." coming up on this week's program ♪ ♪ >> irish for brit ireland and u.s. dancing up a storm in orlando, florida for the first u.s. irish organized by enjoy travel. but first for a round up of the week's news from ireland, over to rte, ireland's national broadcasting service. >> the leaders of the main political parties have clashed in the first three way debate in the election campaign. the debate broadcast focused on the banking crisis. cutbacks in government spending and the irish language. while michael martin said it would be 1

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and mega number is 7. all seven numbers correctly. >>> life's work of a man is being celebrated. he was one of the great photographers of the 19th century but as this report explains, he also helped create the movie. >> his western landscapes are considered artful masterpieces, his 17 feet long panorama of san francisco captures the spirit of the city. what he did was a breakthrough. >> he was a pioneer. you had to know what you were doing. it was technically complicated process. you had to coat negatives and make the photograph while still wet. >> and he would add clouds to the skyline because of overexpose you you are. he left a legacy. >> it was the motion studies that were considered so innovative and a technological breakthrough. >> they commission himd to show all the hoofs were off the ground. >> he could be able to stop motion. >> people were astounded then he took it further. he shot a series of still pictures snowing movement. he is the film pioneer. >> this is really the first motion picture pro

. >>> here are the winning numbers from last night mega millions draw. mega number is 6.mbers correctly. tuesday night, the jackpot is $172 million. >> a 160 year tradition rolls down market street. st. patrick's day parade begins at second and market streets at ten this morning. the largest irish event west of the mississippi draws 100,000 people, wow, it features a colorful festival for music and food and sun. one million irish descendants live here in the bay area. we've got another event to tell you about, the run for the seals benefiting the mammal center. it begins in about 30 minutes from now. road closures are in effect along the four-mile course in the marin head lands. the run is in honor of a sea lion named silent knight. they were found on a beach suffering from a gunshot wound. he could take up permanent residence at the san francisco zoo. they have raised more than $46,000 to care for marine mammals. organizers have a goal of $50,000 by race time. final check on the forecast with frances dinglasan. >> i wanted to reiterate the tsunami warning center has canc

. >>> mega millions jackpot not won. winning numbers for last night's $244 million drawing are 1, 14, 35, 50, 53 with mega number 43. that pushes friday's jackpot past the $304 million mark. it is the sixth highest in the game's history. the cash option is worth almost $200 million. >>> time is running out. what governor jerry brown did to try to reach a deal on taxes in time for the june ballot. a look now at other stories. >>> also at 6:00 p.m. crossing concerns. the unique problem that is making this san francisco intersection especially dangerous for pedestrians. also ahead tonight, california's cup runeth over. what water officials are doing to deal with the state's full reservoirs. >>> facebook friends 20,000 a day. a profile page that is getting them kicked out. coming up at 6:00 p.m. >>> san francisco giants won the world series but when it comes to how much the team is worth the giants only come in at number 7. forbes annual report is out about baseball teams and how much they are worth. all in all, the average

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the 7.3 quake that hit petrolia may have been a precursor to the mega quake that would be the biggest in recorded history. >> one could come soon, one could come 200 years from now. but we're certainly not at the beginning of the cycle. we're some where being the latter part of it. >> if it should rupture and send out a tsunami, we would have probably 10 or 12 minutes notice on that one. so we have some of these very close to home and we like to study the ones that are farther away from home to see what we can learn from them. >> the whole west coast of the unite is potentially vulnerable to tsunamis. and oregon and washington state particularly hard. >> reporter: dr. robert alhemir runs the geological lab. he says the quake could one day unleash a magnitude nine quake as it did about 1700. that could create a tidal wave that would hit all the way down the coast of california. a preview of what could happen came in 1964 when a tidal wave washed out four of crescent city streets. the tsunami that dr. alhemir is talking about would be bigger than that one. >> it could be along the ocean

mega number is 18. so wednesday's jackpot climbs to at least $19 million. >>> san francisco is preparing for crowds today, fans coming to see a free concert by britney spears. pop princess will perform at bill graham civic auditorium. she was originally going to sing outdoors but the threat of rain caused her to change plans. it will air on tuesday's "good morning america" to coincide with the release of her new album. 5,000 tickets with offered last week. they were snapped up within five minutes. i bet you will see a lot of britney spears look alikes out there. >> this little rainmaker is going to sweep on through in san francisco. few sprinkles but the actual front is not going to push on through. so we have rays of sunshine and increasing clouds and a chance of rain by noontime throughout the afternoon and even into the evening hours. then we clear out. we're warming up again tomorrow and much warmer with an offshore flow, back to where we should be. >> can we handle it? >> that is going to do it for

. >>> the jackpot for the mega millions lottery has grown to $244 million. the odds of winning tonight's jackpot is one and 175 million. >>> coming up, how you could be the voice of one of america's most famous bird. >>> meteorologist rosemary orozco is tracking the storm's future will tell us which areas will be hit first. >>> if there's no tv nearby, you can watch bay area news at 7:00 on your computer. we are streaming live on >> a unique celebration for nasa's the shuttle program. more than two dozen workers at the kennedy space center stood on a chalk outline to form a human shadow. we are showing a time lapse video of the events. the first shuttle launch took place in 1981 and the final shuttle launch will take place in late june. >>> meteorologist rosemary orozco is here to talk to us about a lot of rain hitting is right now. >> it was a pretty start to the day. definitely a big change already. the winds are increasing as well. it's take a look at what is going on. storm tracker showing you the lightning that is widespread at this time. santa cruz mou

he's considered one of washington's all-time mega lobbyists, but tonight, he's gonna be a mega- gobblistis u.s. house representative from minnesota michele bachmann. she's a big supporter of the tea party movement, but today she's gonna support the wiener party movement. [ laughter ] her big mouth frequently gets her into hot water and it makes an easy targets for hot dogs. and last, we have newt gingrich. he loves the democratic process. but not as much as he loves processed meat. he used to be speaker of the house, but now he's the speaker of the mouth and he's only got one thing to say -- "more hot dogs, please!" jimmy? >> jimmy: there they are. there they are. three key players in the republican race for the presidency, honored here tonight, as our special guests. now, all we need are three contestants. who do we have tonight? >> announcer: jimmy, tonight's contestants are -- ♪ kyle pertippo, justine gureelie and mathew smith. get down here and get ready to throw your hot dogs through that hole. ♪ >> jimmy: very, very nice. here we go. what is your name and where are you from? >> i'm

now, mega churches are redesigning the landscape gaining thousands of followers and collecting millionsn tithes with what some are calling a gospel of prosperity. critics argue that the church has lost its true purpose with pastors opposing to trade their closeness with the community for political and sometimes personal influence. but is the church still relevant or is it on life support? here to discuss this is senior minister of united church of christ. dr. deforest, senior pastor of the first baptist church of lincoln gardens. and the chair of african-american studies at princeton university. gentlemen, thank you for being here. there's been so much talk over the last year or two that the black church is dead. you wrote a piece called the black church is dead. is that true? have we lost our way? has the church lost its purpose. >> we need to understand the church as the institution. the myth of black churches, black churches differentiated landscape. they are human beings, conservative, progressive, in the middle theologically. the idea it has a center of political politics has to be

unfortunately, the climate has these natural fluctuations that will be with us that allows for mega droughts. i don't know that it's come up but there's evidence in the california proxy record in medieval times, two periods of extremely dry climate in at least, the california and nevada region - fit occurred today would totally reset the way we all sort of think about,hydrology, i think. [inaudible] no. your not listening to what the models are telling us. they are telling us there still is the range of natural variability in precipitation eventhough temperature is changing remarkably. evidently that did not get through. but that's what happens. the characterization of precipitation is not unlike today. not rain verses snow, but the total water volume is still looking a lot like the modern climate. >> let me take a crack at this. it's a great question. its the barrier that a lot of water managers face. on the,pa leo climate, side the the past will help me deal with floods and droughts properly deal with them. if we had a better since of this from tree rings in the 1920s we would probably mak

could a mega quake send a wall of water crashing against the shore. as john fowler our science reporter determines is yes. >> reporter: it is an example that has happened many times off the northern california coast. experts say today said offshore north of the bay area the cascade yeah zone is capable of an earthquake ever every bit as big as japan's. >> when it happens it will be big and it will be devastating, tsunamis and shaking and a lot of people will feel it. >> reporter: the fault similar to japan's but busier averaging a mega quick every 350 years. the last one was 11 years ago. the quake would certainly be greater than today's likely inundating alameda and the marina district, hundreds of homes and buildings are at risk. and as we saw in santa cruz harbor today, the narrow but deep golden gate could focus tsunami energy into the bay. >> once a wave like that gets into the bay, depending on how big it is, it could slosh back and forth. >> reporter: tsunami experts say it is difficult to predict precisely because of the complicated ocean bott

could a mega quake send a wall of water crashing against the shore. as john fowler our science reporter determines is yes. >> reporter: it is an example that has happened many times off the northern california coast. experts say today said offshore north of the bay area the cascade yeah zone is capable of an earthquake ever every bit as big as japan's. >> when it happens it will be big and it will be devastating, tsunamis and shaking and a lot of people will feel it. >> reporter: the fault similar to japan's but busier averaging a mega quick every 350 years. the last one was 11 years ago. the quake would certainly be greater than today's likely inundating alameda and the marina district, hundreds of homes and buildings are at risk. and as we saw in santa cruz harbor today, the narrow but deep golden gate could focus tsunami energy into the bay. >> once a wave like that gets into the bay, depending on how big it is, it could slosh back and forth. >> reporter: tsunami experts say it is difficult to predict precisely because of the complicated ocean bott

last month someone spent $75 million on a hilltop mega mansion on la paloma road. that is the highest purchase price ever for the county. the website tech crunch says the property was purchased by yuri milner who owes $500 million of facebook stock. >>> and this staff statue has been a fixture for decades, why it might now be a lost cause. >>> there's word tonight with a delay over sensors here in the area. it was designed in part to detect radiation from nuclear power plants here in the united states but it should also detect fall out from the nuclear disaster in japan. an epa spokesperson says the sensors make regular automatic reports but that the data has to be reviewed by human experts before it is released. a process that can take several hours. >>> at the port of oakland today, the coast guard said it saw no cause for concern when a container ship arrived that had been in japan for three days after the start of reactor problems there. all containers arriving in oakland are routinely scanned for radiation. >>> in japan today there is no word on the condition