state websites have whole sections winning unclaimed prizes. a powerball at this time for $425.3 million hasn't been claimed. the owner of the store who sold it still gets $1 million. in this case, the winner has a year to claim the foreign. if not, the california public school system will be the big winner. $750 million in unclaimed prizes had gone to schools in california. laws in several other states do the same. new york is not at giving to education, unclaimed prizes go back into the pool for future winners. the u.s. census reported $6 billion in lottery ticket sales in 2012, a massive increase since lotteries became legal 50 years ago in new hampshire. total ticket sales were less than $6 million. we are spending more than 10,000 times more today for that dream. >> coming up, when did teenagers become a concept? the term is not nearly as old as you'd think. >> and join the conversation online @ajamstream. >> to be a teenager is a relatively new concept. a new documentary, teenage describes how you were either a child or an adult. the chil

gerri: it is unclaimed though. it is unclaimed and just waiting to be claimed. >> yes, crazy. almost a million taxpayers who are actually missing out on their refund from 2010 and irs statutes state that you can actually hold on to refund for three years after the actual filing year without any penalties, without any problems with the irs. all you have to do is go back and get it. >> whoa, wait. no penalty? so i forget to file, i don't file. they oh me money and i don't get in trouble for not filing? >> well, a lot of these people too, you have to remember, who have some kind of a liability but maybe don't realize it and they're getting a refund on top of that are probably people working part time jobs or kids in college who don't realize there is money being with held from their paychecks or don't think they have enough money to qualify for tax return f you're making money you're required to file. doesn't mean thaw owe. probably a lot of people out there don't really understand the difference. gerri: be honest, if you owed the money they would be coming after you. >> exactly.

in unclaimed $425 million tip it is still unclaimed. we do know that since there was no jackpot winner the power ball will climb to $96 million on saturday. i'm guessing we want when that one either. that is we will not win that one either. >>pam: thanks a lot. 736 will be back of female announcer: what will you get with your new sleep train mattress? man: i'm getting a camera! - i'm getting an espresso maker! - i'm getting a new smart phone! female announcer: during sleep train's big gift event get a $200 best buy gift card with purchase of selected beautyrest, posturepedic or tempur-pedic mattresses. or, get 24-months interest-free financing. - a new tv... - a laptop... - a game console! female announcer: sleep train's big gift event is ending soon. ♪ sleep train ♪ ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ hey. hey. [doorbell rings] what's this? it's u-verse live tv. with at&t u-verse... you can watch live tv from your device. hey. hey. anywhere in your home. [doorbell rings] hey. hey. so you won't miss a minute of march madness. call

we were aware of the warehouse with hundreds of unclaimed bicycles because nobody knew their serial number so thousands of bicycles. so to make a long story short with collaboration from save our project received funding from the board of supervisors 75 thousands of funding and as of february 18th san francisco now a has a free citywide bicycle registry program called safe bikes. we'll hold an anti workshop on marches 18 to learn a recommended way to lock our bicycles and 5 hundred bicycles have already been registered so that's a really fruitful project that is resulted in a great service for the city and if i may i'd like to ask any members of parks community please advisory board to please stand up (clapping) and those are most the neighborhood associations and merchant associations almost all of which are represented by members of the community police advisory board and with that -wh that - (clapping) ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ if you're going to san francisco (laughter) be sure to wear >> i want to thank you very much champion carr relays it's thorough and there's a lot of insight into this. one other

the resolution is adopted >> item 10 is nob number unclaimed personal property including bikes [inaudible] design today present juvenile delinquency and low income [inaudible] >> supervisor avlows >> i hope you can nob number this has been years in the making in practice. we have had groups working with the police department to distribute bikes for a couple years and it is enormous success [inaudible] to have acsss to bikes and have fixed bikes and repair bikes and how to be safe on bike squz we are building a new generation of cyclists in the city [inaudible] fossil fuels which is great. [inaudible] don't have access to benefit oz f bike squz we are great to have this legislation. the police department supports what we are doing and very cooperative about this. human service agency which is part of the distribution of bikes over the years. we have a-with the committee level we established a amendment that allows bikes to be kis tribeted to low income adults. we won't have bikes that are at the highest end, but the resale value of 500 dollars which can get you a decent bike. what is avail

in the meantime last month's powerball jackpot has still gone unclaimed. someone bought the winning ticket at this gas station in milpitas. but no one has stepped forward to claim the $425 million prize. in any case, the gas station owner still gets his million dollars for selling that ticket. >>> outside our doors this afternoon, wall-to-wall sunshine. temperatures are up by several degrees over yesterday's numbers. giving you a look there at a beautiful blue sky over the bay. no advisories inside the bay for today. the winds have lightened up. we are a little breezy in some areas. first let's take a look at the temperatures, 66 in san jose. 6 degrees warmer than yesterday at this hour, as well as hayward, 67. widespread 60s, concord, and 67 in napa, santa rosa. 63 for half moon bay and along the peninsula, you are included, we've got 61 redwood city, 65 in mountain view. along with the sunny conditions and the warmer temperatures, we continue with the breeze. san jose still reporting 14 miles per hour at the air with gusts to 20. livermore reporting 10 b

the irs says it has 760- million dollars in unclaimed refunds from the 2010 tax year.that money is owed to nearly a million people out there. but you gotta get moving. after april 15th, the irs gets to keep it. all those years of greenspan, bernanke, and now a glass ceiling breaker leading a news conference for the fed. let's talk with todd horwitz of average joe option.com. i wonder if she's still getting her sea legs because she was being very general about when to raise rates but it seems like the market treated it as a literal thing she said. >>good morning bill. i think that she basically said the same thing that bernanke kept saying which waswe're going to do this. this is our target but if there's a problem we are still going to be here to bail out the markets. although the market might have taken it literally that they're also going to move quicker, the bottom line is everybody knows that she is going to go ahead and stay the course. we saw yesterday's actionwe were down over 20 points in the s&p. they ended up coming back a little bit towards the end so i think she's gonna be i

under the auspices of the guyana emergency relief committee, actually got the money to bury the unclaimed and unidentified bodies here, at least about 300 of them. they tried to get them buried in various cemeteries in the bay area, but first they'd arranged with one, and then as soon as people found out that these were bodies from jonestown, the cemetery refused them. so they went to several different places before this cemetery - which is in a predominantly black neighborhood of oakland - was willing to accept them and open the doors to people, well, and their loved ones who really had no place else to go. i have both a personal and a professional interest in people's temple. my older sister, caroline, my younger sister, annie, my sister, caroline's son, jim-john, my four-year-old nephew, all died in jonestown on november 18th. and so obviously, i'm very concerned and interested in why they chose to die on that particular day. but professionally, as a scholar of religion, i'm interested also in kind of the cosmic question - why did they do that? why do people join movements? what is the

. >> nearly $760 million in unclaimed tax refunds will soon become property of the u.s.yers do not collected. the irs say that the money belongs to about 918,000 taxpayers will still have not filed their 2010 tax returns. if you are among that group you must file your 2010 return by april 15th in order to collect your refund. otherwise, the irs gets to keep it. >> coming up on kron 4 news. we will have the latest out of the ukraine and this morning. a big development on the g 8 summit and russia's involvement. >> russia is facing more sanctions today from the european union over the crisis in the ukraine. this is video of pro- russian forces seizing a naval base in crimea yesterday. german chancellor angela merkel says the g-8 forum has been suspended indefinitely. russia holds the presidency of that forum which was set for june in sochi. president obama says, he is ruling out the use of the u- s military in the dispute between the west and russia over ukraine. saying quote - >> "nobody wants to trigger an actual war with russia". >> heading into the 6:00 hour we have ne

turns out they are true, the irs still has around $760 million in unclaimed refunds from 2010.f some of that is yours, you only have until april 15 to claim it. the agency thinks the money is from 900,000 people who didn't file returns in 2010 but they were owed money back. what are you waiting for? up next, who is making money today after a scandal. keep watching, find out who it is. and music legend dolly parton joins us to talk exclusively about her empire, her big business. i can't wait. piles of money and lots of dolly parton coming up. nascar is about excitement. but tracking all the action and hearing everything from our marketing partners, the media and millions of fans on social media can be a challenge. that's why we partnered with hp to build the new nascar fan and media engagement center. hp's technology helps us turn millions of tweets, posts and stories into real-time business insights that help nascar win with our fans. how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was t

this contributes to more than $1 billion of the unclaimed money we have a and margaret here thank youing in. there is something like $1 trillion worth of deductions and that is real money for people who want to save. you have to be aware what you are eligible for. >> especially this year it is hot shower and he poured the taxpayer their rates have increased at the same time set a deductions have decrease but we need to take the time to inform ourselves about the deductions that are out there because right now information is our most powerful ally. ngerri: the irs expects you to take everything you can. start with a deduction that is important for the boomers taking care of elderly parents that caring for dependents as a tax deduction for parents? >> it is huge estimated 30 percent of all baby boomers are provided some type of support so determinedly can benefit at tax time with the percentage of health giving to parents. it is 50% or bore whether or not the parent lives with me i can deduct that as a dependent. if you provide more than 50% of their total support you can deduct them as

. $60 million in unclaimed tax refunds could be waiting for you. the internal revenue service released a reminder that deadlines are approaching for tax payers who never filed in 2010. after 2013 the three year grace period ends and it goes to the treasury. get your money. the irs said there is no penalty for filing late if you have a refund coming your way. >>> for the first time in 50 years a new law is allowing average citizens to buy and sell cars. but the property is considered a luxury that many simply cannot afford. >> cubans will do anything to keep their beloved cars on the road. since the revolution car ownership has been restricted. cubans have had to be resourceful to keep their old cars chugging along. starting this year restrictions on car ownership have been lifted. many were hoping to get a new set of wheels but the prices have shocked cubans. a peugeot is listed at $260,000. people visit dealerships to see the unbelievable prices themselves. twmany say they're angry with te government. >> i think it is enormously disrespectful. as

how unusual is it for an act of terror to go unclaimed at this point? >> it is unusual.e are looking at all aspects in this event. we have intelligence that needs to be pursued relative to this mr. ali, the purchase of the tickets and the stolen passports and the like. and that will drive operations and the cycle begins. what's of note is the thumb fingerprint of one of the tickets sent to the fbi's fingerprint database. that database holds the records of 70 million individuals. and of those 70 million individuals, 73,000 known or suspected terrorists. that is automated. it should be done quickly. if we get a hit it will be tremendous leads. >> david souche, we are hearing that authorities are moving away from the terrorism angle. >> because we know about the aircraft and what is going on. if you have flown that leg, you know there are a lot of legs in between there where there is no communication at all. you don't talk to anybody for hours and hours. the fact they were in the first hour of the flight that wouldn't be typical. but there are times there is no information

. >>> last night's big power jackpot is still unclaimed.omeone bought the winning ticket at this gas station in milpitas. but so far no one has stepped forward to claim the prize. they have up to one year from the date of the drawing to do so. even so the owner of the gas station will get $1 million for selling the ticket. >> must be so great to have such a delicious little secret. >>> there was frost on bay area rooftops and car windows in the bay. chilly as we move toward spring. wind out there right now. and that's very spring like. we have wind in jack london square. the winds are blowing out in the bay 20, 25 hours in the bay. very spring like. you see the big wind. have you ever seen those to look at these. they're huge. >> they're gigantic. >> when you go and see them live you realize how big they are. >> reporter: the winds are churning up there. gusting at 25 miles per hour. >> here's what's happening around here. there's high pressure over us. that's kept the fog away from the beaches. so the outer sunset district, outer richmond

yesterday officials told me it was still unclaimed. in december, winning megamillions ticket purchased at a gift shop in san jose. retailer gets a cut, too. one of those millionaire made here signs, hoping to talk with the retailer when they come in later this morning. reporting live in san bruno, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> chp is teaming up with caltrans for the don't trash california campaign. workers will be along several bay area freeways picking up litter. chp will be out there looking for litter bugs and issuing citations. fines for littering can start at $480 and go you as $1,000. >> don't litter. we all have that -- who does that anymore? >> an expensive piece of paper. >>> checking in with meteorologist christina loren with a look at forecast. can you imagine, who litters in who tosses something out the car window? >> not smart people, you will get fined. they've got signs posted up and down. funny when you put a monetary value, people respond. good way to respond to cold temperatures with a nice jacket. but someth

a monument to the ashes of the unknown and unclaimed. >> a moving story.cative for the work on it. that wraps things up for me. it's my favorite time of day, t "the reid report" with my favorite colleague, joy reid. stay tuned. she can print amazing things, right from her computer. [ whirring ] [ train whistle blows ] she makes trains that are friends with trees. ♪ my mom works at ge. ♪ [ ship horn blows ] no, no, no! stop! humans. one day we're coming up with the theory of relativity, the next... not so much. but that's okay. you're covered with great ideas like optional better car replacement from liberty mutual insurance. total your car, and we give you the money to buy one a model year newer. learn about it at libertymutual.com. liberty mutual insurance. responsibility. what's your policy? >>> happy hump day. welcome to "the reid report," i'm joy reid. let me say, wow, what a day. later this hour, president obama speaks from connecticut on the fight to raise the federal minimum wage. we have announcements straight ahead. >>> we'll take you there live a

. >> when an inmate is arrested without shoes, officers give them unclaimed shoes to wear out of these are fly right here. these are the new ones. [ bleep ]. >> i think i'll walk barefooted. >> wear them out of here, throw them away and you can wear whatever you want. >> 11s? >> those are fly right there. >> dude, they go perfect with your ripped up jacket. >> man, bro. >> look at this. look at this. >> are you ready? >> sure. >> you don't want to stay? >> no. >> a short time later, taylor steps outside and is once again on his way to freedom. >> it's been fun. but i got to run. >> left behind is his older brother gabriel who feels more anxiety than joy over ezekiel's release. they've both been in protective custody for being gang dropouts. >> i hate that he's leaving. i worry about my brother. not even him just getting in the [ bleep ]. just being identified as a dropout. coming from pc, you know, they don't play games in oakland. that's the taliban. we live in al qaeda. you see my brother and try to make an example out of him. i see his name plastered. i don't know what i'd do. bef

on the other hand, we looked at this today and found most acts of terrorism do go completely unclaimed. we have seen credible claims for just 14% of all terrorist acts since 1998. a lot of them start as mysteries and confoundingly, frustratin y frustratingly, they stay mysteries. the disappearance of malaysia airlines flight 370 entered their second week with investigators hoping they'll get enough information to narrow this seemingly infinite search. a senior u.s. official told noo"the new york times" today investigators expect to get more satellite and radar data over the weekend. "it's gotten better and better every day. it should provide more clarity to the flight path. it's not a given, but it's a hope." joining us now is jim tillmon, former pilot for the u.s. military who spent 28 ye9 yearsa pilot. he is now based in chicago. mr. tillmon, thanks for being here. >> thank you, ari. >> let's start with what we've been discussing. if the plane, did, in fact, alter its course more than once, what does that tell us, there was definitely a live human being at the controls? >> i would th

each state that passes is leaving $5 million in federal funds unclaimed.nia where you have a divided government and a governor that has tried to be as moderate as possible out of the gate because he wants to have a positive legacy, what does it mean that republicans in the house are holding on to blocking medicaid funding when it seems democrats have tried every witch which way to compromise on it? >> maybe it means that in virginia the craziness on the national level of trying to repeal the affordable care act and trying to undercut its effectiveness has seeped down into localities and, you know, in richmond in particular, look, we're talking about people who are being denied access to health care. this is the whole point of the affordable care acting is to get those who are uninsured or had paltry insurance to get them covered and to help their long-term health benefits -- health out looks. and to my mind i -- i'm just sort of mystified by how there are people out there who are voting 455, 50, 50 times to repeal a law that has s helping people and six mi

. >>> $760 million in unclaimed tax refunds from 2010 will expire on april 15th.money due to people who failed to file a return. if you live in connecticut, you're likely to get one of the largest fax refunds in the nation this year. in 2011, the average fax refund in the nutmeg state was a nation leading $3,217. about 100 more than texas. speaking of returns -- >> it's not easy being mean. >> "the muppets most wanted," not exactly the most wanted at the box office. the film expected to earn about $17 million in its big weekend. the big winner, "divergent." those are your number ones on "weekends with alex witt." how much money do you think you'll need when you retire? then we gave each person a ribbon to show how many years that amount might last. i was trying to, like, pull it a little further. [ woman ] got me to 70 years old. i'm going to have to rethink this thing. it's hard to imagine how much we'll need for a retirement that could last 30 years or more. so maybe we need to approach things differently, if we want to be ready for a longer retirement. ♪ reckle

that is where astor and jefferson saw this unclaimed chunk of the west coast. >> i read once that the russians tried to put a settlement down on the coast of washington or oregon. i only read it once and i wasn't sure of the facts of that and i have never seen it since. i know the russians were trading sea otters. >> that is a follow-up to the questionnaire behind you. the russians did build a fur get and tagging and putting tolls on flagpoles saying i am going to build a post your as you went down the columbia and put one at what is now the tri-cities. h his notice, gitmo. how do you see your writing about astoria as to the complexion or depth or breadth of that story? >> what i have done, the books that came out previously have not focused on these expeditions with the depth that i have. that is really what i focus on. i am an adventure writer. eat and very detailed specifics of what was like on overland journey is and try to bring those to life as much as possible. some wonderful books about astoria, the astorian empire, a beautifully research scholarly work about astoria. if you w

the irs just announced that nearly $760 million in unclaimed refunds may be due to more than 900,000e their last return in 2010. but uncle sam will get to keep it if the 2010 return isn't filed by this year's tax deadline. here to talk taxes is cnbc personal finance correspondent sharon epperson. great to have you here. >> great to be here. >> the moral of the story is file your tax returns. >> don't leave the money on your table. you have three years to file an amended return. if you find things and say, wait, i could have saved on this last year, think about filing an amended return, but do it within three years. >> let's talk about this year's return, because there are ways to save money. depends on where you are in your life. let's startnewlyweds. >> a lot has changed in your life. one thing is you're going to have to do your taxes two ways to figure out the best option. there are two options. married filing jointly or married filing separately. this is particularly important for newlyweds who are same-sex couples because this is the first time they can file their taxes this way

the irs is sitting on unclaimed tax refunds.money belongs to taxpayers who still have not filed their 2010 returned. april 15 is the deadline to claim the money. has sped upt, construction projects for economic growth. they hope to meet the economy on track to meet a growth target of 7.5% this year. the output of investment has put the economy up after missing targets. which ise it is 6.23, a huge move. that brings us to the morning must-read. >> we stick with the theme about chinese financials. it is all too visible to investors. george magnus is an independent and says that their economic transformation is happening. its leaders have choices about how to manage it. you came back from a trip to asia. >> i was in hong kong, singapore, and australia. on one hand, i learned that you'll probably see more of a willingness to accept -- it goes back to the u.s. there is a need for normalization of policy. you will see more defaults and dislocations. by the same token i have spent a lot of time over the last 10 years trying to follow c

nearly $760 million in unclaimed tax refunds will soon become the property of the u.s. government if taxpayers don't collect it. the irs says the money belongs to about 918,000 taxpayers if it was to have filed their 2010 tax returns. if you're among that group you must file your 2010 return by april 15th in order to collect your refund. otherwise the irs gets to keep it. heading into the 5:00 hour we have some new pictures we wanted to show you. sony has unveiled its new virtual reality headset at the game developers conference in san francisco. the headset is called the project morpheus prototype is for the p.s. 4 and has a 1080 p resolution and a 90 degree field of view. sensors built into the headset contract ahead oriented and movement. sony did not say when the product will go on sale. college students and poland now hold the world record for the largest domino chain. take a look students from the czestochowa school of economics greeted the chain by reggie nearly 5000 books like dominoes. the previous record holder in this category arranged just over 4800 books an

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then we found an unclaimed bank account from an american express nortel networks account.t seem like he worked at nortel at one point. seemed like a good lead. his brother called that was a big breakthrough. so on and so forth. just these series of events. i don't think he would have admitted to anything if the cops hadn't been at his house. they asked me, what do you want to say to this man? he thinks he may be in trouble, he doesn't want to talk and he's worried. >> this sounds like true detective. >> exactly two weeks ago i was in temple city. >> were you up nights, poring over weird stuff? >> yes. it's an obsessive project until it's done. even until the moment we met i didn't know what to think i was ready for anything or for a cold lead to be honest. everything was leading to him. >> are you sure it was his brother who called you? >> yes. yes. >> he said -- you had the number? >> i talked to a large number of those close to him. they all sort of corroborated each other. i just want to say i'm really glad to mark the "newsweek" relaunch. >> yes, congratulations. final

here are alternatives to unclaimed items, we have founder of tested, parent approved.. >> this is a great alternative. this is called a shade. a great product to protect your baby from the wind, snow and rain with a peek-a-boo window. machine washable fabric. >> on the left side of the screen, the green one was recalled and the shade is a great alternative. and baby lotion recall. >> there's too much naturally occurring bacteria. we love this tested by moms in their line, so everything is nut-free, pediatrician-approved. the organic creams are also tested by mom. >> what's next up on the list? >> baby monitors. we have brought in the levana ovia. this is a fantastic monitor that can be kept 3 feet away from the crib. if you look at the monitor, it zooms around, nothing to wake the baby up with. >> you can cner carry this all d the house. do you know the range on that? >> about 500 feet. and you can add additional cameras. it has tilt, zoom and night vision. >> 500 feet, you can go to the mall. >> beyond know if i recommend a the wall -- why have they been recalled? >>