commissioner winn: thank you. it has been a number of years since i've been at the school and it is time for me to go back there. i -- these are charters that i support wholeheartedly and to have by the way promoted them around the state and the nation and the reason is that i actually know that there is a place for charters and the place is for people to -- to educate people that we really can't educate in the public school system. in this case because of obvious structural differences we actually -- i mean, this idea came up because we wanted to help the sheriff's department meet its mandated obligation to provide educational services and we were unable to do that with the constraints that both of the sheriff's departments and the school district had. one of those wonderful ironies of -- you're required to do something but you can't do it under the rools the way they are. which is exactly the -- rules the way they are. which is exactly how the way they are how the opportunity fits. you cannot do what you must do

. >> neighbor tom winn says something has to change. >> should the club get shut down? >> i believe so. >> here's one more look at the gunman. he's there on the right. >> owner of the club has recently gotten out of the hospital. as far as the gunman is concerned, he is described as a hispanic man in his 30s and he's now in southern california or mexico. julia. >> kit, thank you. >>> mardi gras is coming to an end in the french quarter. we have a live look at bourbon street right now where it is just after midnight and that's around the time the city brings out the street sweepers. all to encourage people to go home. >> what it looked like a little earlier, the streets were packed. this was the biggest mardi gras celebration in ten years. the city expects to take in $300 million from all this. >>> the battle between forces loyal to libyan leader, moammar gadhafi and rebel forces intensified today. government tv aired immadges of rebels taken prisoner in a town near major oil export terminals. hundreds of people died since the uprising began last month. the government wa

and as nbc bay area's vickie winn tells us, the bay area is next. >> reporter: in the bay area, it's not a matter of if the big one will hit, but when. earthquakes strike without warning, but not for long. a scott's valley company is getting ready to launch a bay area wide larng warning. when an earth quake hits, it first sends out a p-wave. behind the p-wave is a sheer wave or s-wave that causes the shaking, as you can see in this simulation, traveling with the p-wave is a few seconds ahead of the -- if the epicenter of the quake is in the middle of the bay. san jose even in that short amount of time, we can provide some important and actionable reports and warnings. the quake guard system also turns off the gas in your home. starts backup generators at local hospitals and automatically rolls up the doors at fire stations. >> and if a few seconds is all they need a five-second warning could save their lives. >> for more on the earthquake in japan and how it affects us here in the bay area, we turn to rob who's joined by a geophysicist who's been tracking the activity over the last f

break accident in the 4:00 hour that back to the ride into to see it is still slow out towards north winne back up reaches along the 580-205. even though was cleared from the traffic, it wasn't clear from the shoulder, it's still slow there. and you accident has just been reported. it is over on the right-hand shoulder. traffic appears to be moving well. interstate 80, light traffic, coming through albany down towards the off ramp at golden gate fields. golden gate toll plaza light, easy westbound ride the other's the wind advisory in effect. >> james: this just in, live pictures of the sealy was worth three u.s. marshals were shot while trying to make an arrest. you see the camera, while canvassing the area taking looks at the situation the conditions of the three marshals is not clear, we note to were taken to hospital. another taken to a different hospital. the suspect was also shot, police say they have a standoff situation. or it could be a hostile situation. the swat team is they're they're called in to help. three u.s. marshals shot, a possible hostage situation. will get more upda

. >>> switching geesars, the winns of the 319 maltz megamillions jackpot are coming forward.g to see will the winners hand over a share of the money to one of their very unlucky co-workers. jeremy hubbard is in albany to explain. good morning, jeremy. >> reporter: juju, good morning. that is the big question, just how generous will they be. we hope to find out had all seven i.t. workers who pooled their money and bout that lottery ticket emerge with their big paycheck in hand. we've learned a little bit about the group of winners. at least one woman among them. one has already retired and none back to work since winning the big lottery. we hear also that there should have been eight winners, but one guy who normally buys into the pool because he said he didn't feel lucky. now, he's the oddman out. they all sit together and have lunch every day at cook's diner. we'll see how friendly they are with the one guy who didn't buy in. >> jeremy hubbard, waiting to see if everybody does the right thing. >>> well, one guy who does not need to win megamillions is billionaire yuri milner