marshalls to track down 25-year-old piwanjit singh.e is wanted in the death of jennifer flores on sunday. the woman was inside singh's suv before she was thrown out and runover near mission college. he boarded a plane to duh bye the following day. authorities believe he may try to flee to india. >>> well, coming up this morning on "today in the bay," three tickets are splitting the record $640 mega millions jackpot. that's a mouthful. we'll have the latest details including where the tickets were sold. congrats to them. >>> we'll be back at 5:56 with to our next news weather update. so please come back. >>> a little "hairspray" in the morning. we're back on this saturday, march 31st, 2012. there's a reason why you're looking at this 7-eleven in baltimore, maryland. >> you want a slurpee. >> that's right. someone is waking up this morning with 640 million reasons to rejoice. and here outside on the plaza, many of us are dealing with the realization that we are, indeed, not mega winners, but we want to thank the people who spend part of

prime minister singh plans to visit south korea on saturday. he will meet president lee myung bak. a senior official with the indian foreign affairs ministry said on wednesday that the two sides will discuss what's happening. >> nothing being done increases tensions in the region and goes against unc resolutions, especially unc 1874. >> india has diplomatic ties with north korea, but the government officials have adopted a strong stance ahead of singh's visit. >>> the suspect in monday's shooting in toulouse france remains holed up in a house. the 23-year-old man who they say is of algerian descent. police raided his home near the school early wednesday morning leading to a shootout that left three policemen wounded. police are trying to convince the suspect to turn himself in. sporadic gunfire and explosions have been heard in the neighborhood. authorities say the man had lived in afghanistan and pakistan and reportedly claims to be a member of al qaeda. the alleged killer also hinted that the attacks were in retaliation for israel's occupation of the palestinian territories. repo

singh is behind bars on three million dollars bail. she is expected to ask for a bail reduction when she is back in court on friday. >> thank you. >>> rivero's organization the national coalition against prescription drug abuse is hosting a prescription drug health expo called overdosed america. it's going to be held at 5:00 march 26th at the san ramon golf club. there is a cost, it's $20 per person. >>> coming up, the new government guidelines changing how often women are screened for cervical cancer. >> plus, as the bay area continues to get soaked, we're live as heavy rains flood an east bay candy store. >> it's hard to imagine. we are still seeing the effects of storm number one in a series of storms taking aim on the bay area. storm number 2 is up next. the day to expect it and the rainfall totals as eyewitness news continues right here on cbs 5. ,, tonight. near relentless rain is causing a number of problems all over the bay area -- including at this c >>> we're keeping an eye on the storm tonight. near relentless rain is causin

marshalls to track down 25-year-old pawanjut singh. he is wanted in connection of the hit-and-run death of jennifer flores saturday. the woman was inside singh's suv before being thrown out and run over near mission college. we have learned singh boarded a plane to dubai the following day. authorities believe he may try to flee to india. >>> much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, first lady michelle obama waking up in the bay area this morning. we'll take you to the event that people paid thousands to attend. >>> plus, credit cards compromised. important information for anyone scih a mastercard, visa or vis o over card. stay with us. er >>> welcome back. good morning toyou. a live look at san francisco. overcast this morning. rob mayeda says the rain is expected to hit any minute if it hadn't already there. it is 7:10. the first lady in the bay area this morning, michelle obama will be in alameda at 10:00 commissioning the coast guard cutter stratton in alameda. last night she was in san francisco raises money and reenergizi

let's take a look at what indian prime minister manmohan singh said. >> we agree to work together on a peaceful resolution of the crisis. we must divide political disruptions that create volatilities in global energy market and affect trade flows. >> reporter: you know, it's interesting. iran is a topic that came up yesterday as well when the trade ministers met. and basically they agreed that it's okay to disagree when it comes to iran and you have india and china saying they will continue to import oil from iran just because it's a practical thing to do. they need more oil where as south africa has cut down its dependence from iran. the prime minister said they had time to discuss energy shortages, how to tackle that and also food security. nina? >> that's what i wanted to come to, mallika. some of them are big exporters of energy but food really does decide things there, doesn't it? >> reporter: absolutely. you know, food security is a key issue for all the brics nations. between yesterday and today they have talked about that, saying it's a priority for these member countries. th

this month she made a poster showing aung san suu kyi and president singh and put up copies in her constituent, hoping to show they're on the same page in promoting democracy and ease people's fears about voting. >> translator: all we can do is try to remove fear from the voters' minds. i hope they follow their hearts when they cast their ballots. >> reporter: the government is eager to convince the world that the election will be free and fair, but aung san suu kyi's popularity appears to be a source of concern for the officials. the election is likely to offer some clues as to where myanmar's democratization is heading. nhk world. >> that wraps up our bulletin in bangkok. >>> japanese engineers are looking toward the moon 40 years after the u.s. "apollo" space program came to an end. they want to explore its surface. the key could lie with robots. >> reporter: for a robot, it's a long way from the sand dunes to the surface of the moon. recent tests represent a first small step toward that goal. the japan aerospace exploration agency has been working with universities and private sectors to d

marshals to track down 25-year-old singh. he is wanted in connection with the hit-and-run death of jennifer florez on sunday. he was inside his acura before she was thrown out and run over near mission college. we learned he boarded a plane the following day and authorities believe he may try to flee to india. >>> get ready for rain. more wet weather is heading our way. >> i'm jeff ranieri in the weather center. the radar is dry as it scans around. we are tracking big time changes to start off the weekend, including the chance of rain in the south bay. temperatures dropping off into the 50s for the east bay. the worst of the rain and the wind will hit in a few minutes. >> first lady michelle obama spending the night in the bay area. inside the event people paid thousands to attend. >> credit cards compromised. information for anyone with a mastercard, visa or discover card. >> plus, armed and determined. arepe snd lg aor mmeotti oe n th e shooting range an >>> let's recap the biggest story of the night. $640 million. you are

president dmitri medvedev actually just held a bilateral meeting with the indian prime minister manmohan singh just wrapped up and there have been a lot of things on the agenda one of the main themes of this year's summit is how these growing economic powers are also starting to have more political clout on major international issues like syria just yesterday actually russian president dmitry medvedev also had a bilateral meeting with the chinese chairman. and again we saw russia and china saying that they back a cease fire in syria they want peace in syria but they don't expect president assad to step down they don't want him to step down like many of the western leaders have said let's take a listen to what the russian president had to stated in today's summit. we need you from one of the priorities for bricks through the years to come should be strengthening the key role of the u.n. security council in maintaining international peace and security and also ensuring that the u.n. is not used as a cover for regime change and unilateral actions to resolve conflict situations. and that was anoth

president dmitri medvedev is expected to hold a bilateral meeting with the indian prime minister manmohan singh like everything from stop here in new delhi. janks we've seen from the high school of peking university says the brics countries led by the economic powerhouse of china are changing the global economy for the better right now it's much too reliant on the american and european european markets and as we all know. american in europe and europe right now are just barbarous first sluggish so china for its long term economic interest is very interested in markets around the world as well as diversifying its gets its manufacturing sector you know the appeal of russia is obvious russia is as a as a lamb both immense natural wealth and china's for much in need of resources the appeal of south africa is that's a marker is really much the financial center of africa so there has been provided as you point out for our chinese banks want to give peace to the rest of africa seems the same is true for brazil. so polo is really my nucleus of furniture capital of most of america so it's not that china

russian president dmitry medvedev held a bilateral meeting with the indian prime minister manmohan singh there have been a lot of things on the agenda one of the main themes of this year's summit is how we view the growing economic powers are also starting to have more political clout on major international issues like syria and again we saw russia and china saying that they've backed a cease fire in syria they want peace in syria but they don't expect president assad to step down they don't want him to step down like many of the western leaders have said let's take a listen to what the russian president had to say. one of the priorities for brics for the years to come should be the strengthening of the u.n. security council and peace and security and also ensuring that the u.n. is not used as a cover for regime change and unilateral actions to resolve conflicts situations with him and that was another thing that all of these leaders talked about reforming the united nations another point that everyone was talking about was iran and how the same sions are not going to work on iran these

singh. looking a pretty tame when the elections fairly and back at bats in conjunction with what the british government sustain at the moment but as i said just now the issue really isn't about which the elections were fair or not you which they were it's all about vladimir putin what he's done for russia in the last twelve years since he's been at the helm of power in the kremlin and very briefly what course you think putin will take during his third term as president how far will he try to placate the opposition while continuing on with his own agenda. well. the opposition are entitle woods. it's to express their opinion but let's not forget three of the four candidates that stood in some place presidential elections have met with latino puts in have accepted the results. in regards to what's called president elect roots and will take without a doubt the economy will be its focus needs to be diversified russia cannot keep a line on oil and carrots and one possibility that the russian gover

making big gains in other states the vote losses are also impacting on current leader i'm armaan singh's clients for reform and reversing the economic slowdown. five permanent members of the u.n. security council plus germany have accepted an offer to meet our own over its nuclear program earlier talk rhyme gave the go ahead for you when nuclear inspectors to visit a military facility where it's suspected iran is developing atomic weapon it's but israel's not backing off from its threat to use force over the issue in the next hour a former u.s. ambassador to israel explains a peaceful way out. let's give iran what it says it wants which is a civil nuclear program but let's do our best to create the maximum amount of effective inspection so that's a fire wall a road a road block a break between their civil program and a military nuclear program you ought to know that iran is also bound by the nonproliferation treaty and then on proliferation treaty says you have a civil program which meets civil needs only and doesn't do things that could be used only for military purposes. president obam

break summit next year in south africa the russian president dmitri medvedev prime minister manmohan singh the south african leader jacob zuma all had very similar thoughts about the brics also showing their geo political influence on there against western intervention there against sanctions on iran they believe that there should be peace in a cease fire that kofi annan mentions in syria but they don't want president assad russia and china specifically to step down here's a little bit more from what the russian president dmitry medvedev that in today's talks. with you one of the priorities for brics for the years to come. should be the strengthening of the u.n. security council in maintaining is your national peace and security and also ensuring that the u.n. is not used as a cover for regime change and unilateral actions to resolve conflicts situations with him. and that's exactly what the indian prime minister expressed as well and the south african leader all five leaders have been talking about reforming the united nations a very strong sentiment here in delhi. and one of the other in

president dmitry medvedev is expected to hold a bilateral meeting with india's prime minister manmohan singh like everything from stuff here in new delhi. chuang sweet scene from the peking university says diversity of the brics countries makes for a win win relationship between them and the global economy right now it's much too reliant on the american and european european markets and as we all know. american in europe and europe are right now or are smart arse first luggers so china for its long term economic interest is very interested in markets around the world as well as diversifying its manufacturing sector and you know the appeal of russia is obvious russia is as old as the land. well in china it's very much in need of both of resources the appeal of south africa is that's a marker is really much the financial center of africa so it was provided you point for chinese going to peace to the rest of africa seems the same as true for brazil . so polo is really in many ways the furniture capital of most of america so it's not that china is thicker our house it's down to each of these cou

medvedev had a bilateral meeting with chinese president hu jintao and india's prime minister manmohan singh and one of the things that they all discussed was intervention in syria basically all of these countries are backing kofi anon plan for a cease fire they want peace in syria but both russia and china have repeatedly said that they don't want president assad to step down and they actually voted against that first u.n. security council resolution on syria iran was another topic that many of these countries discussed today both india and china are saying that they don't and russia as well by the way saying that they are not interested in sanctions on iran they don't think that that's going to accomplish anything so all of these leaders really reiterated in all of their meetings today and in all of their statements that you know intervention isn't going to work putting pressure this is what. the oil embargo on iran is not going to be effective so they're really starting to take a stand on political issues as well though since these economies are growing much faster than that of you the u.

i think if the supreme court issued a decision this jeev singh were only upholding this mandate because it's a tax you would see lots of political accountability the next election attempted to be imposed on the people who voted for it. so it seems to me the argument that they won't be political accountability just doesn't hold water is the real world in which we all live. and i'm not sure it's the court's job to worry about political accountability to sort of supervised the political process in that way. but even if it were, i think you'll be a lot of political accountability if the court were to go down that road and the people would have to explain, the elected officials, why they voted for something that turned out to be a tax and by imposing the tax was justified or not. let me turn to the commerce clause because that is the principal field of battle on a lot of these, not in the sprinkle but has been in the lower court. and i think it's important to recognize that a lot of arguments advanced by the other side in jeopardy here before, is that the last 80 years of constitutional law,

dmitry meant that it is expected to come by lateral meeting with the indian prime minister manmohan singh like everything from stopping here in new delhi. let's cross over to the chinese capital now for some more insight from janice we've seen from peking university. thanks for joining us here so the creation of a new global development bank is an ambitious project but still only in the drawing board at this point and we have some sort of idea who who is going to manage it and how. well you know the mechanics of actually organization and management will be a long way off i mean right now what they can agree on is on the development vision and i did all the g.m. but the actual going to station and some corporate questions that they have the answer well will be at the next one or two years stats a lot of finance ministers up and service for example how do you shoot the holding power in this bank how do you dispute loans. allowed to join and what will this new bank be b.o.b. the world bank and asian woman back so all of these concrete specific questions kind of the questions that finance min

in supporters to vote several times the commentary here says that people in the majority were very singh not for putin but against the chaos defeated . since which would bring all of us to that's what we've got in the guardian the daily mail a similar thing a couple of page spreads in the middle of the newspaper this isn't quite as peace and wins elections not in flight we got a nice little cartoon have a son all the talking of his son in bed and saying that's nothing certain and i think that's death taxes and he said winning an election it's about the flavor of what the newspapers are saying at the moment will be our thing will comment coming out all the time and as i say could have been expected to bring the nexus congratulating the big three listeners rarities laura smith live for us in london thanks very much for that update. and for more analysis on this wonder about alexei kodaly of editor in chief of a russian foreign news website. so thanks very much for being with us here on r.g.p. so you were an observer during sunday's vote no there was a lot made of the fact they were trying

and michael singh is back again, the national security council. reports, michael, this is the third largest city, homs, in the country and we know what the bloodshed was leak and now there are no residents left of any age. >>guest: these reports are terrible. and i have little doubt the regime is capable of these kind of atrocities off what we have seen the last year in syria. there is no doubt that humanitarian case, as well as the strategic case, for intervening in some way in syria is much stronger in the case than in libya but it is much more difficult. and that is the dilemma of the obama administration. >>shepard: as you move forward there are a lot of things to take into consideration and maybe the first is what will happen after you do whatever you do. >>guest: well, that is right, and that is clearly something the united states has first and for most explain, what will happen, look at the syrian opposition, and it does not look coe herent or organized, and there are, of course, heavy islam influences in it and that is something which is c

a want is put out for singh of san jose. believe he's caught a flight to dubai and is now in india. >>> as ktvu's robert handa explains more people than ever turned out to help search for a missing teen. >> reporter: hundreds turned out to find clues in the case of sierra lamar. yesterday they found handcuffs and two used condoms. the items were sent to a crime lab. >> hopefully it will help us find sierra. it's a bad find but hopefully it'll help us find her. >> reporter: one day later searchers found a purse a mile from that location on laguna avenue. since then no reported significant finds until yesterday's discovery on paul avenue. >> obviously hard doesn't get any easier i would say, but all this going on helping a lit bit. keep us a little calmer because we know things are being done. >> reporter: today more people turned out to help. about 500 were first timers. >> everybody is so compelled to come and help because it's such a sad thing. >> seeing this growing effort you know in reaching the community and people aren

a want is put out for singh of san jose. they believe he's caught a flight to dubai and is now in india. >>> as ktvu's robert handa explains more people than ever turned out to help search for a missing teen. >> reporter: hundreds out to fi of sierra lamar. yesterday they found handcuffs and two used condoms. the items were sent to a crime lab. >> hopefully it will help us find sierra. it's a bad find but hopefully it'll help us find her. >> reporter: one day later searchers found a purse a mile from that location on laguna avenue. since then no reported significant finds until yesterday's discovery on paul avenue. >> obviously hard doesn't get any easier i would say, but all this going on helping a lit bit. keep us a little calmer because we know things are being done. >> reporter: today more people turned out to help. about 500 were first timers. >> everybody is so compelled to come and help because it's such a sad thing. >> seeing this growing effort you know in reaching the community and people aren't giving up and i'm s

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and now the managing director of the washington institute, michael singh, officially with the nationalurity council and special assistant to condoleeza rice and colin powell. it is a broken record, right, michael? >>guest: it is. you may remember this plan that president assad agreed to was weak in the first place and secretary clinton has rightly said we are waiting for actions not just for his word and the actions speak for themselves. we are still seeing syrian civilians killed and atrocities by the syrian military and it doesn't look like president assad has any intentions of keeping to his word to stick to the peace plan. >> is there a next step? something that interested parties can do? >>guest: we should not expect that assad will keep to the peace plan because he never kept his word in the past and his rule is based on fear and intimidation, so if he were to suddenly withdraw the troops into their barracks the protests would start again and he would lose his grip on power. what the united states wants to do is to show now and beijing which remember, supported the plan, that ass

a one million dollar warrant is out for the arrest of 25-year- old -- singh of san jose. wait to-year-old jennifer flores on sunday night and it appears singh purred her out of the car, then deliberately ran her over and killed her. police believe singh caught a flight to dubai and is now in end was. >> students asked to look for a robbery suspect. a man described as african- american in his early 20s approached a woman and took her cell phone. she says he has a slender build and wearing a black t-shirt, yesterday afternoon near south 10th and east san salvador street. abalone season begins tomorrow and high surf could make for dangerous conditions. a high surf advisory has been issued for the north coast between this afternoon and monday morning. swells as high as 20 feet are expected. officials say the last time abalone season started with unfavorable conditions was in 1995. 20 people needed to be rescued and one person drowned. >>> the window for the mavericks surf competition will close today without a contest. but a celebration is still being held despite the lack of

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jon: michael singh, thank you. >> thank you, jon. jenna: major developments in the search for a missing california teen. what police are saying about 15-year-old sierra lamar, and all the breaking news in a live report coming up next. plus chicago mayor, rob emanuel hitting a political bump in the road, the issue, traffic cams and accusations of pay to play politics. the low down from the windy city just ahead. jenna: right now a desperate search underway in california after police discover a cellphone belonging to a missing 15-year-old. this is an important link, a clue here. heather childress is tracking this story. >> reporter: it is day four and still no trace of sierra lamar. she was last seen friday morning on her way to school, but she never made it. as you mentioned, one possible lead in the case that came yesterday, investigators found sierra's cellphone in a field a few miles away from her home in morgan hill, california. 25 miles south of san jose in santa clara county. police found the phone sunday by tracking its electro

you see the guy up there on the roof putting new singhs on and trying to shore up whatever they haveng here. they're trying to put one foot in front of the other, those who were spared just to be honest and they're trying to get their lives back together and trying to at least secure whatever it is that they may still have. a lot of people here don't really have a lot. 200 to 300 homes were damaged and six people lost their lives in this area where i am. >> 200 to 300 homes damaged. we saw the images also of the med center in town. one wall totally wiped out. what about help? are they getting the help they need? >> reporter: they are getting help. and you know, i want to talk to you more about help because i think they're going to need a lot more of it. they have a lot of people who are helping out. but they're also going to need a lot more time. a lot of people feel pressured by the time constraints put on them by the local officials to get everything packed up. i want to introduce you and our audience to patty anslinger, she and her 91-year-old mother at home at the time the storm

and, therefore, that takes a form of like really to turning the screws done in spain and italy and singh cut your deficit now. it takes a form of fiscal context to every eurozone member must amend its constitution to balance the budget. it has look at america's debt ceiling and says yes, we want that, to. >> they have a look very carefully. >> that said, that was going on there. there is another view that austerity is the wrong thing right now. the best path to growth is to take the risk out of sovereign bond markets, real problems that spain and italy has. it's not the budget debt and deficits which are not that extraordinarily large, relative to for example, the united states or great britain. the problem is that their bonds are being treated like junk-bond. people do not trust him to pay their money back. what you need is a lender of last resort or some form of debt -- each member takes response but for each other's debt. these are like to opposite prescriptions to the problem. what's your view on the? >> i think of cover a lot of ground. let me go back. i think the mutual decision is