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he was unclaimed. and that was it. >> and that was it. the rest is history.ooks so happy there. louie's family says before adopting an animal, people should think about the time commitment and added cost for vaccinations and food. for a look at the svelhelters offering discounted adoption fees this weekend, look online. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather. >> 18 minutes after 4:00. a nice start for most of the area in the clear. easton, that's a live view where the temperatures have dropped into the 60s this morning, 61 in white hall township, fleetwood is 67 degrees. sinking spring is 66 and 63 right now in easton. skies are clear in the lehigh valley and philadelphia and delaware. look at south jersey, that's a thunderstorm we're tracking, moving through the vineland and millville area. that's heavy downpour and it's on the move. moving to the southeast at 20 miles an hour which will happen in clarks mill by just after 4:30 this morning. there's another area of heavy thunderstorms just moving offshore, that is heading offshore and moving out to sea. mos

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one of them remains unclaimed. meaning his parents are either dead or still in the hospital and the remainder just had either minor cuts or bruises or bad psychological damage. >> reporter: what was your sense of how the staff was doing, how they were handling this? >> they seemed poised and composed. everybody seemed a little sleep deprived. there were some family members waiting in the lobby who looked hysterical but that is to be expected. >> reporter: in a few days he will be leaving france, moving to his next stop but he says he leaves fearing in today's world, no place is ever truly safe. >> i spoke with my parents about that earlier. they said you need to come back to the u.s. and i said the u.s. is no safer than anywhere else. >> i was in dallas a week ago. >> there you go. >> reporter: it sounds like you have embraced what everyone calls a new normal, the expectation that these things can happen wherever you go. >> i never expected it to be that close. i felt had it been closer i wouldn't be sitting here r

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the big bang at $500 was still unclaimed. >> we are proud that safe and sane fireworks are still legal here in petaluma. >> reporter: the purchases gone up in smoke by now that for a good cause. in a good time. >>> let's check markets before they close. investors worried about the british financial situation. the dow jones is down by more than 100 points and nasdaq is lower. we could use winning ticket. expect long lines. if you're feeling lucky about winning tonight mega millions lottery, jackpot is expected to reach $449 million because no one one the top prize since early march. if there is one winner who chooses the cash option, $330 million before taxes. the chances of having all 6 correct numbers is slim. >> thank you for making us your choice for news. i will see you back here at 4. dr. oz: doctor confessionals. their best kept secrets so you can be a smarter and more informed patient. we go behind the scenes to see what takes so long for a doctor to see you. here is what we are doing. the best time to have a procedure done and more. then "the talk's" sheryl underwood on the con

a scare at the nice airport was evacuated when an unclaimed bag was found but it has been cleared and passengers again allowed into the terminal >> the french government has ordered a three-day morning period starting tomorrow. jessica has more tracking the rest of the the developments. jessica? >> new this morning, you mentioned the two americans we have learned are among the dead in the attacks and i want to show you what we are waiting for and what happening in nice, waiting in french president hollande to speak at any moment, and he has left the hospital, where he vested with victims still being hospitalized. as i mention, two american, 51 -year-old russian copeland -- sean copeland and his 11-year-old are among the at least 84 who died yesterday in the attack. there are man more in the hospital right new. the numbers could change. we got reports that a hospital treated into 50 kids. this is new video, the investigation is in full swing with clean up underway in nice and this morning witnesses share what they saw. i saw a guy sobbing and crying and people holding babies and scream

received two patients overnight, two of them unfortunately died, one in critical condition, one unclaimedeaning that his parents are either dead or still in the hospital, and the remainder had just either minor cuts or bruises or bad psychological damage. >> reporter: what was your sense of how the staff was doing and how they were handling all of this? >> they seemed very poised or composed. everybody seemed a little bit sleep deprived. there were family members in the waiting room that looked hysterical, but that is to be expected. >> reporter: in a few days, the doctor will leave nice, and move on to his next destination, but he says he fears no place will be truly safe. >> i spoke to my parents, and he said you need to come back to the u.s. i said no place is safe. >> i was in dallas a few weeks ago. >> there you go. >> it sounds like you embraced the fact that things can happen everywhere you go. >> i truly didn't think it would be that close, where i would be sitting right now. but life goes on. >> what do we know about the man behind the wheel of that truck when we return? >>> the

all the -- although the big bang a $500 was unclaimed. >> we are proud that safe and sane fireworks are still legal. >> reporter: pays for dance performances. the nutcracker will be here before we know it. the purchases have gone up in smoke by now but for a good cause a good time. sellers we talked to say people were spending more this year over last year. splurging on the big box assortments. sparklers maybe the best deal. 5 for a dollar and i have a few left. >> i used to love those. >> did they ever sell the big bang? >> there was still one left and they had to close at 5 pm. so i guess it went back to the promoter. >> i think i am done. >> thanks deborah. >>> it was a cool 1. it will be cool again tomorrow. these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow a little cooler. temperatures are on the downswing as the low pressure to the north throws fog in. for fireworks in the east bay, even parts of the north bay, santa rosa, fireworks in alameda, it was foggy. there's a lot of fog. that is going to indicate that it will be a cooler day tomorrow. fire danger is down. air quality is good

one of them remains unclaimed.his parents are either dead or still in the hospital and the remainder just had either minor cuts or bruises or bad psychological damage. >> reporter: what was your sense of how the staff was doing, how they were handling this? >> they seemed poised and composed. everybody seemed a little sleep deprived. there were some family members waiting in the lobby who looked hysterical but that is to be expected. >> reporter: in a few days he will be leaving france, moving to his next stop but he says he leaves fearing in today's world, no place is ever truly safe. >> i spoke with my parents about that earlier. they said you need to come back to the u.s. and i said the u.s. is no safer than anywhere else. >> i was in dallas a week ago. >> there you go. >> reporter: it sounds like you have embraced what everyone calls a new normal, the expectation that these things can happen wherever you go. >> i never expected it to be that close. i felt had it been closer i wouldn't be sitting here right now,

it was just a happy look that he gave us and he was unclaimed.s it. >> well, if you don't own a dog, you know that happy look. the couple said his spirit and attitude toward adversity made him a permanent member of their family. he already learned to use the stairs without his hind legs. good for louie. most shelters will wave or lower their adoption fees this weekend. to learn more, go to nbc10.com or tap the nbc 10 app. >>> harry hairston and nbc 10 responds helps brings harmony to this situation. >> reporter: after a tough day at work, angela roundtree likes to unwind with music in her clifton heights home. >> i love music. i love surround sound. >> reporter: she stocks her living room with the bells and whistles. >> i take pride in buying that kind of stuff. it makes me happy. >> reporter: roundtree brought a $500 receiver in hh gregg in 201 2. >> it's like the heart of all the systems. >> reporter: it was covered under the five-year warranty. when it stopped working she took it back to hh gregg for repairs. that was last november. she hasn't

one of them remains unclaimed. meaning that his parents are either dead or still in the hospital.d the remainder just had either minor cuts or bruises, or bad psychological damage. >> what was your sense of how the staff was doing? how they're handling all this? >> they seemed very poised, very composed. everybody seemed a little bit sleep deprived. there were some family members waiting in the lobby who looked a little bit hysterical, but that's to be expected. >> in a few days, the doctor will be leaving france, moving on to his next stop. but he says he leaves fearing that in today's world, no place is ever truly safe. >> i spoke with my parents about that earlier. they said, you need to come back to the u.s. i said the u.s. is no safer than anywhere else. >> i was in dallas two weeks ago. >> there you go. >> the expectation, that these things can happen wherever you go? >> i truly never expected it to be that close. i feel like had it been any closer, i wouldn't be sitting here right now. but life goes on. you can't live in fear. >> what was behind this latest attack in france

spokesman told us that dormant or abandoned cd balances are supposed to be transferred to the state's unclaimed property repository. but wells fargo found no record that it shifted norma's money. therefore, craig can't cash this cd. so where did norma evanovich's 32 grand go? craig says the mystery of his grandmother's savings is a call for better bank records. >> it's the principle, that there's something written out on an official document from wells fargo, with my name on it, whit my grandmother's name on it and they have no record of it. >> here's the best we can do. if you put money into a cd, keep the paperwork. and remember, wells fargo told us, banks might only keep records for seven years, because that's the requirement in the law. and finally, ask your bank what they'll do if you forget about a cd or leave it dormant. that's important information for both you and your heirs to track your savings. if you have a consumer complaint, we will try, i promise. 888-996-tips. or you can submit your story on nbcbayarea.com/respond. i wish we had a better outcome for craig there. but i guess the

if i find any unclaimed seats, i will save those for you, okay?alex, i think we have all been to the parade. one of the more emotional moments in the parade is when you see the veterans walking by and everyone collapse. there is a lot of bands and cute kids. when the veterans walk by, it's a special moment. >> reporter: yeah, it really is. and we heard the gentleman that you just heard from there. that's the reason he came. he says he is here for the fun of it all, but for him it was important to come here and to honor the veterans. i think that everyone who comes here to this parade on the 4th of july is celebrating having the day off and celebrating the holiday, but also remembering the people who served our country. >> alex, thank you so much. >>> 7:34. also in the east bay the pleasant hill 4th of july parade will go on as planned. this is what contra costa boulevard looked like two hours ago. over the last 24 hours crews fixed water damage to the road where the parade will be taking place. we will show you what it looked like saturday morning

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although the big bang at $500 was still unclaimed. >> we are actually proud in petaluma that safe andane fireworks are still legal here. >> it helps pay for holiday dance performances, the nut cracker will be here before we know it. >> the purchases gone um in smoke, by now, but for a good cause. and a good time. debra villajon, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> if you're waking up thinking of millions of dollars, expect long lines if you plan to buy tickets for tonight's mega millions lottery. the jackpot expected to reach $449 million. because no one has won the top prize in the mega millions game since early march. and now if there is just one winner and that winner chooses the cash option, it is worth $313 million. before taxes. and the chances of having all six correct numbers is one in 259 million. >> the drawing will be held at 8:00, tonight. >>> san jose's joey chestnut is once again top dog. >> final seconds. he got it. >> and he got 70. >> the most hot dogs. >> chestnut reclaimed his title as the nation's -- nathan's famous hot dog eating contest winner, in coney island, new york, and he

a service vehicle, collecting unclaimed strollers, you can see.s were separated from their parents as everyone just heard this chaos and started running in different directions. with that part of the story, let me bring in will ripley. again, i go back to this -- it is the kids. it is all these children who were out for the fireworks and music here to have a good time and they haven't been able to match some of the kids back with their parents. >> there are still three children homeless right now. 52 critically injured, three kids, then the ten who died out of the 84. any american that's been to a fireworks show can imagine what the atmosphere must have been here for bastille day except you're on the french rivera. think about this student that -- u.s. student from austin who died, a fifth grader. 11 years old. sean copeland, his father, brody copeland is the 11-year-old. went to school in lake travis near austin, texas. he was here with his family to celebrate. what a story to be able to tell his new friends when he would have progressed to middl