the unclaimed property department for the district of columbia said the unclaimed cash comes from uncashed paychecks, stocks, old utility deposit, were a safe deposit box that was unclaimed. 1.6 million records or more. wendy, at the ms. senior america pageant in 2015. now, $21,000 is walking a per driveway in unclaimed cash. >> is a godsend. scott: by a company alerting her to the money, but it wanted a 10% cut. some people we track down thought it had to be a scam. this person says it does not cost you anything to cut out the middleman. us, they canme to get their property the same length of time, same property, and we don't charge a fee. >> 7 on your side is fantastic. you guys are always looking out for the little guys. scott: we spent the last several weeks trying to put faces with thousands of names. mary is one of the biggest winners, collecting more than $100,000. >> i was absolutely thrilled. i had no idea. scott: could you be on the list of unclaimed funds in maryland, virginia, or d.c.? i want you to know you have almost $28,000 in unclaimed funds waiting for you to pick up. >>

and what a friend of an unclaimed veteran had to say about the masons' ensuing battle. >>> this morningederick memorial hospital is once again taking patients after a scare. a common household cleaner was responsible for shutting it them down in frederick, maryland. it started when two men brought a package to the e.r. they said when they opened it, it gave them a tingling sensation. they said the package came to their home. both men are expected to be okay. it's not clear what type of cleaner they were exposed to. >>> police just released a photo of this man who they say is related to the case. back in monuments were written on in permanent marker. encryptic messages include phrases like jackie shot jfk and references to september 11. if you can help identify that man. news4's erika gonzales will have a live report at 5:00 a.m. >>> adam jones is thanking boston fans for their support. remember, he said he was called racist names and someone threw a bag of peanuts at him. he received a standing ovation at fenway park last night. you can see there, he tipped his hat. jones said on monday

s va medical center asked if he could help bury veterans who died there and were unclaimed.n. >> i can see what scars they may have from war, so i can imagine what t w the veteran deserves there. >> reporter: veterans like harry tolson who may not have been surrounded by his own family in later years but had developed quite a fond church family. >> a very colorful guy, always talking, always smiling, never had a problem starting up a conversation with a stranger. >> reporter: pastor jesse rishardson junior calls me tollson smart and opinionated. when he died his church family threw him a funeral as vibrant as the songs he would belt out in the choir. >> we loved him. one of the hardest home goings of the church. >> reporter: the pastors say the masons were a huge part of making that happen. >> i thought it was awesome. they have a love for what they're doing, but unfortunately love won't pay the grocery bill. >> reporter: in the last two years the masons have picked up eight veterans, prepared their remains, purchased caskets and arranged a ceremony at quantico national ceme

you may have some unclaimed money. the bay area toll authority owes motorists more than one- point- five million dollars in unclaimed checks. according to fastrak -- the claims go all the way back to 2005. transit officials say... the funds are from uncashed checks, overpaid fines or money from accounts which were automatically closed. motorists have until july 11-th to claim refunds... after that the bay area toll authority will keep the money. fastrack says, there are still more than 60-thousand unclaimed checks... some worth more than one- thousand dollars. you can visit the fastrak website... to find out if one of those unclaimed checks is for you. (steve) the historic winchester mystery house in san jose is offering a new tour for the first time in 20- years.(pam) the "explore more tour" is giving visitors access to as many as 40- rooms that until now had been off limits.(steve) sarah winchester-- the weathy widow the winchester rifle tycoon william winchester-- began building the mansion in the late 1800s. constr

you may have some unclaimed money.y area toll authority owes motorists more than one- point- five million dollars in unclaimed checks. according to fastrak -- the claims go all the way back to 2005. transit officials say... the funds are from uncashed checks, overpaid fines or money from accounts which were automatically closed. motorists have until july 11-th to claim refunds... after that the bay area toll authority will keep the money. fastrack says, there are still more than 60-thousand unclaimed checks... some worth more than one- thousand dollars. you can visit the fastrak website... to find out if one of those unclaimed checks is for you. a cooling trend can be expected through friday as high pressure weakens and the marine influence increases. minor warming is then expected during the upcoming weekend into early next week as high pressure returns to the west coast. the cavs trying to close out the celtics in five games lebron james trying to go to his 7th straight nba finals1st quarterjames backs his man down t

connect with the experts we have at the unclaimed funds phone bank. we have found dozens of people who had money waiting for them and they had no clue. again, the phone number is 703-236-9220. keep the lines open until of:30 tonight. caught on video, exexplosive crash. look at this. quick thinking from the folks who saw it happen kept it from turning deadly. michelle: the fast-moving thieves escape police but they couldn't outrun the did you know slow internet can actually hold your business back? say goodbye to slow downloads, slow backups, slow everything. comcast business offers blazing fast and reliable internet than slow internet from the phone company. say hello to internet speeds up to 250 mbps. and add phone and tv for only $34.90 more a month. call today. comcast business. built for business. jonathan: must-see video from texas. this is familiar to what we have seen here. four fast-moving thieves. watch two jump the couper and then they grab an armful of long guns and make a run for it. it takes seconds. this is while two other thieves were t

she received a phonecall from the state treasury office saying that there was unclaimed property in her name. and to her surprise, inside the safety deposit box lay a purple heart for her. the highest military honor one can receive in the armed forces. connie says she'll never fully understanded all the sacrifices her dad made to earn that purple heart. but she does have a new title for him. every person's hero. by the way state treasury offices currently have hundreds of unclaimed military medals belonging to veterans, and their families. happy to see that number is one less. so can you only imagine, someone leaves awe purple heart that you never even new, your father or mother, no less, and then, they don't take it and give it somewhere else. they give it to you. and it is left behind. >> wow. >> what a nice visit from beyond. >> a treasure. >> it is the perfect treasure, you bet. story of humility, sacrifice, lost and grace, all in one. love it. as always if you got any positive story ideas please sends them my way, we will be >> coming up later today on "eyewitness news" at 6:00 age

fastrack says there are still more than 60-thousand unclaimed checks...worth more than one- thousand dollars. we put a link on our website at kron4.com where you can find out how you can claim ( mark ) coming up in the next hour... a soccer coach in the east bay is arrested for child sex abuse. now police are searching for more potential victims. averi harper is live in union city with the details. the city of oakland is close to a settlement with the woman at the center of a sex scandal. how much money the city could end up paying the woman. plus a big closure at the golden gate bridge this weekend. the area that you are going to want ot avoid over the holiday. gúw no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( darya ) our top story this morning... a soccer coach in the east bay is arrested for child sex abuse.( mark ) and police say they ar

our phone bank unclaimed funds are open. they are taking the calls. call 703-236-9220. 703-236-9220. we are here through 6:30 with other financial services as well. jonathan: a senior citizen active in her church still in good health killed in the wheaton home. the stranger who did it pleaded guilty in court. kevin lewis ears mistakes -- killer's mistakes that helped catch him. >> what is the address of the emergency? kevin: last august, 73-year-old linda johnson hadn't been seen for days. her gold toyota prius missing from her wheaton driveway. a neighborhood called 911. they found her dead in a bloody blanket. stabbed 29 times. today, a 23-year-old who was friends with the woman renting johnston's basement apartment plead guilty. >> this is the ultimate crime against the seniors in the community. >> they say he used the credit card at a rockville target store where he worked. license plate readers captured him driving johnson's prius in the district. once arrested, kwasi sadler told cops "i don't know how i went from stealing cars do murder." >> thi

. >>> and the multimillion dollar unclaimed jackpot. time is running out for whoever may be holding the winning ticket. >>> a good thursday morning. we begin with another stunning development out of washington. a special prosecutor is now leading the investigation into russian election meddling. >> he is a former fwib director robert mueller who was tapped to oversee the probe whether the trump administration was connected to that russian meddling. >> president trump is expected to be bombarded with questions about the decision as he holds a previously scheduled news conference today with the president of colombia. >> another big headline. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein heads to capitol hill to brief the entire senate on the firing of former fbi director james comey. >> as special counsel mueller will have sweeping powers to prosecute any crimes he uncovers. >> we're told the white house was blindsided by the decision to appoint an outside prosecutor getting word just 30 minutes before the rest of the country. abc's janai norman

s center asked him if he could bury veterans who died there and they were unclaimed.t even a question. >> i can see what scars they may have from war, so i can imagine what they went through. the veteran deserves this. >> reporter: veterans like harry actualson who may not have been surrounded by his own family in later years but had developed a church family. >> very colorful guy. always talking, a a conversation with a stranger. >> reporter: the pastor calls mr. tulson smart and opinionated. his kenlworth neighborhoods called him the mayor because he talked so much about politics. >> we loved him. one of the hardest home goings of the church. >> reporter: the pastor say the macens were a huge part of making that happen. >> i thought it was awesome. they have a love for what they're doing but unfortunately, love won't pay the grocery bill. >> reporter: in the last two years the masons have picked up eight veterans, prepared their remains, purchased cassets and arranged a ceremony. they kept performing services even as the bills were raking up and the v.a. wasn't payi

s va medical center asked roger and christina mason to bury veterans who died and were unclaimed.e then, they arranged for the burial of eight veterans. and they continue 0 do so even after the va failed to pay the bills. >> i would do it knowing i wasn't getting paid for it. i wouldn't expect anything. but don't tell me we're in a business deal, and then you don't hold up your end of the deal? that's different. >> reporter: after weeks of calling multiple departments, the i-team finally got an the va now says it will pay all of the masons' outstanding bills. coming up on news4 at 6:00 the va's explanation of the delay. and what a friend of an unclaimed veteran had to say about the masons' ensuing battle. >>> we want to get you caught up on the morning commute. >> here's melissa mollet with a look at the beltway. what's going on there, melissa. >> chopper 4 over top of the beltway. this is the outer loop there showing us, sadly, normal delays. the rest of the beltway, fine at 295. looking slow. 70 after 32, we have a crash there seeing delays heads out of frederick county. northbo

they can asked to help bury victims who died that were unclaimed. since then, they bought caskets and afternooned for the burials of eight veterans, and they continued to do so even after the va failed to pay the bills. >> i would do it knowing i wasn't getting paid for it. by will bury a soldier. don't tell me we're in a business deal and then you don't hold up your end of the deal. that's different. >> reporter: after weeks of calling multiple departments, the i-team finally got an answer. the va says it will pay all of the masons' outstanding bills. coming up at 6:00, the va's explanation for long delays. and what one friend of an unclaimed veteran had to say about the masons' ensuing battle. >>> a serial killer confessed to killering a man. he stabs a man eight years ago. since then, he's been linked to five murders across four states. he is serving life without parole in michigan. he recently confessed to leesburg detectives in exchange for immunity. >> for his life. >> and just to know he's the one? >> knowing he's the one and has the answers

call th we know washingtonians have $2 billion in unclaimed funds.find out how to find out if you are one of them. do not pay might be to get the money. it is yours. you don't have to pay anyone to release it. larry: wow! i bet the phone lines will be going nonstop until 6:30. call it now. alison: the story at 11:00 is a good one to watch. how is the weather shaping up? we would love to see it dry out soon but i don't think it will happen. doug: not anytime soon. sunday is when we see the drying. the steady rain pattern has developed more to the watches of the rain. that trend will continue. it will be patchy late drizzle. light rain around the metro area. the nationals, the game is on that we have still heard. but it will be cloudy, damp, chilly. 47 to 52. patchy showers and drizzle. the temperatures are on the cool side. the future cast shows tomorrow will be cloudy and a patch of drizzle but it's not until this time tomorrow we see another batch of steady rain to see heavy rain tomorrow night in the area. overnight through saturday. saturday morni

they relied on laws that states had passed that made the bodies of the unclaimed or indigent available to medical schools for research and teaching. even though people were trying to donate their bodies, medical medical schools didn't innovate. they were afraid of lawsuits or a relative changing their mind or, you know, they just did not want to be bothered by that. they much preferred anonymous bodies. >> tell us about the logistics the had to develop for organ transplants to be more common and easily done across the country? >> i need to tell you the conventional story and the story that i am somewhat more interested in. the conventional story about when organ transplantation began is in the 1950's with the first successful kidney transplant between two identical twins in a massachusetts hospital in 1954. it takes off from their. -- from there. again, that is to overlook american investment in the repair of the body, its function or appearance. i include skin grafting as a transplant. include the thyroid gland. this is the heyday of the, you know, sort of the glands. the idea that in

fastrack says there are still more than 60-thousand unclaimed checks... some worth more than one- thousand dollars. we put a link on our website at kron4.com where you can find out how you can claim your money. (justine) coming up... another problem for chipotle.. but this time it's not about the food... a hacker attacked the restaurant chain... ... what you need to know to keep your personal information safe.(justine) and a baby alligator forced to chug beer... the charges the two men behind the abuse are now facing... after the break (justine) two south carolina men each face a harrasment charge ...after this photo surfaced showing them pouring beer down the throat of an baby alligator. the men admitted to investigators that they picked up the alligator after they saw it crossing a road, forced beer down its throat and watched it swim away in a nearby pond. pictures posted on social media alerted officials the next day. besides the state misdemeanor charge of harrassing wildlife...the duo also face a maximum fine of 300-dollars. (justine) if you're look

fastrack says there are still more than 60-thousand unclaimed checks...ome worth more than one- thousand dollars. we put a link on our website at kron4.com where you can find out how you can claim your money. still ahead, it's a decision many people have to face... buy groceries or pay the bills...keep the lights on? coming up after the break, we'll introduce to a local organization that hopes to change that for local students. teachers say... it's tough to sit in class to learn.. when your stomach is empty and growling. we often report on the problem facing kids who go hungry .... but the fear of not having food can overwhelm students of any age. kron 4's lydia pantazes reports on local college students... who face what's known as food insecurity... <"lets clean up..">he's a father, rapper, and budding documentary filmmaker, this father of two also holds down two jobs on top of being a full time student at cal state east bay.

they relied on so-called anatomical acts that moats states had that made the bodies of the unclaimed and indigent dead available to medical schools for distribution for research and for teaching. even though people were trying to donate their bodies, medical schools were afraid of lawsuits are relatives changing their minds or they just did not want to be bothered by that. a much preferred other bodies. >> tell about the logistics that had to develop for organ transplants to become more common and easily done across the country. professor lederer: i need to tell you the conventional story and the story that i am somewhat more interested in. the conventional story about when organ transplantation began is in the 19 -- the 1950's with the first kidney transplant between two identical twins in a massachusetts hospital in 1954. it takes off from there. i think again, that is to , overlook american investment in the repair of the body, its appearance. appearance. i include the thyroid gland. this is the heyday of the, you know, sort of the glands. the idea that internal secretions in the

in 2015 washington's va medical center asked roger andis died there and unclaimed. they've bought caskets, provided services and arranged for the burial of eight ven rans and they continue to do so even after the va failed to pay the bills. >> i would do it knowing i wasn't getting paid for it. i would bury the soldier, but i wouldn't expect anything from the va. but don't tell me we're in a business dealing and then you don't hold up your end of the deal. that's different. >> reporter: after weeks of calling multiple departments, the i-team finally got an answer. the va says it will pay all of the mason's outstanding bills. coming up tonight on news 4 at 6:00, the va's explanation for the long delay. and what one friend of an unclaimed veteran had to say about the mason's battle. >> and that was jody fleisher reporting. >>> get ready for another release from mega star beyonce. can you handle it? you may want to start saving. when we come back we'll tell you about the coffee table book that might cost more if you're a writer, blogger, poet or interested in literary

fastrack says there are still more than 60-thousand unclaimed checks...rth more than one- thousand dollars. we put a link on our website at kron4.com where you can find out how you can claim ( mark ) general motors is accused of cheating on emissions tests. a lawsuit claims that g-m used what it called "defeat devices" to make sure that its trucks met federal and state standards. the vehicles are identified as the chevy silverado and g-m-c sierra. g-m says the claims are baseless and that it will fight them.. in another emissions case.....volkswagen admitted to cheating on testing - and agreed to pay billions of dollars in penalties. ( james ) still ahead.. more arrests in the deadly terror attack at a concert in england. what we are learning about the bomber and where he was just weeks before the attack.( lydia ) and security concerns ahead of the bottlerock music festival. i am live in napa with the details.( dave ) your bay area forecast is next. ( mark )( darya ) welcome back to the kron four morning news... lets start the half hour with a check of we

. >>> and the multimillion dollar unclaimed jackpot. for whoever may be holding the winning ticket.

. >> 7 on your side helped people hunt for unclaimed treasures during our ask finney event in alamedas month. >> wow. >> potentially -- >> more than half of those that tried found something. >> $40 from golden credit union. >> all right. >> amazing. >> not always a lot. >> $9.27. >> that's right. >> maybe it is there. >> well, it says it is there. so, yes. >> get us a couple of tacos. >> wow, $322. >> wow. >> sally reyes found a nice refund from the california culinary academy. gary showbirdie found tax dividends. >> 135 from texas instruments. >> robert ward found different dents, too. >> i have a refund of $249. >> who did deb ballot. >> another $2.06, and another $2.06. >> i found $108.22. >> that was not all stewart eng found. >> 112 shares of funds account. >> those shares are worth $9 each. together it is nearly $1,000. it was a lot of fun and a lot of surprise. >> oh, thank you. >> i'm pretty shocked that the state actually owes us for a change. >> thank you, michael finney. >> athena and gary mere have got a question. i guess we were helping you out with part of it, right? >>

. >> 7 on your side helped people hunt for unclaimed treasures during our ask finney event in alamedas month. >> wow. >> potentially -- >> more than half of those that tried found something. >> $40 from golden credit union. >> all right. >> amazing. >> not always a lot. >> $9.27. >> that's right. >> maybe it is there. >> well, it says it is there. so, yes. >> get us a couple of tacos. >> wow, $322. >> wow. >> sally reyes found a nice refund from the california culinary academy. gary showbirdie found tax dividends. >> 135 from texas instruments. >> robert ward found different dents, too. >> i have a refund of $249. >> who did deb ballot. >> another $2.06, and another $2.06. >> i found $108.22. >> that was not all stewart eng found. >> 112 shares of funds account. >> those shares are worth $9 each. together it is nearly $1,000. it was a lot of fun and a lot of surprise. >> oh, thank you. >> i'm pretty shocked that the state actually owes us for a change. >> thank you, michael finney. >> athena and gary mere have got a question. i guess we were helping you out with part of it, right? >>

that call in to the experts in our phone bank from 4-30 to 6-30 tonight to find out if there is any unclaimedsh out there for you. watch abc-seven news at four to find out all about it. mother's day is just three days away. and shoppers plan to spend more than ever for the occasion. the national retail federation says they're expected to spend an average of 186 dollars. that's 14 dollars more than last year. 69-percent of shoppers will get their mother flowers. 56-percent will treat their mother to dinner or brunch. 45-percent of shoppers will buy gift cards. and this morning - we can hook you up with one of those giftcards for mom. another chance to win one hundred dollars in safeway mommy money in next hour plus - treat mom to a night on the water. we're giving away a dinner cruise for two - coming up at six. it's 5: and time for a check on weather. - have the umbrella - waves of rain through saturday - unseasonably cool next 3 days (50s) - drier & warmer for mother's day - 80s make a comeback next week! today: mostly cloudy. scattered showers. cool. highs: winds: e 5-10 mph tonight: mostly

call into the experts at our phone bank tonight from 4:30 to 6:30 to find out whether there's any unclaimed cash for you. watch abc 7 news at :00 out about it. coming up on abc 7 news at noon, happened again. yet another early playoff exit for the caps. what are fans saying about the tough loss? reaction is coming up right after the break. line instead of rocking the red caps fans are feeling the blues this noon after a heartbreaking loss in game seven against the penguins. they had their chances early. first period olynyk wins the race for the puck but his shot is wide. the game remained entering the second period when the caps turned over the puck, brian scores and penguins go up 1-0 and go on to win 2-0. sending the caps into the off-season again. leaving caps fans wondering if we'll ever get over this hump. >> whether it be the caps, nationals, wizards, you make it every year, we almost got that will sweetness, and then it fades. goes away. every time. lindsay: with the loss the caps failed to get beyond the second round for the seventh time since star alection ovechkin arrived. the las

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they are here to help you find out if there is unclaimed cash with your name on it. they can tell you where to look for that money. watch abc 7 news at 4:00 to find out about it. no.next one, file it under more than 10 great white sharks spotted no more than 50 yards off a popular beach in california. they are not acting aggressively and the long beach peninsula will stay open. risk a swim at your own situation. some of the sharks are up to six feet long. just sit on the beach. watch from afar. when something happens, i don't want to hear you complaining. veronica: we need the rain. still in a bit of a drought. little bit ofd a the timing of our heaviest rain. look at the amounts. this is what is going to be coming towards our area, ending late saturday. it includes areas of d.c. culpeper, maybe an inch. over an, la plata area, inch. quite a bit coming our way. showers continue to move through our area. by the time we get to 10:00 a.m., it will start to fill in. chances go up on saturday during the morning hours. for today, we stay under 60 degrees. side. cool it sho

center in alameda where we are taking your consumer questions finding consumer questions finding unclaimed money, ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ to take advantage of this offer on a volvo s90, visit your local dealer. >>> a new study tonight is proving why people readily admit in the bay area that affordable housing is very hard to find. the report looked at rents and incomes in alameda, contra costa, sonoma and san mateo counties. each of those counties is more than 10,000 rental spots short of what it would take for everyone of limited means to find an affordable place to live. the report also found that state and federal funding for affordable housing in those four counties has dropped 65% since 2008. so, on a related note, 60 women in professional or tech jobs traded their laptops today for construction tools. it was all part of the habitat for humanity project with a twist. not building homes, but helping the needy stay in their homes. abc7 news reporter david lee is live at the mobile home park in san jose. david? >> reporter: kristen, take a look at this very impressive redwood deck. it wasn't even he

. >> 7 on your side helped people hunt for unclaimed treasures during our ask finney event earlier this month. more than half of those who tried got something. >> $9.27. >> maybe it's there. >> well it says it's there. >> i'll get us a couple of tacointaco in s and beer. >> gary found >> $135 of ibm stock dividends. >> $2.06. and another >> i found $108.12. >> those shares are worth 9 bucks each, together it's nearly $1,000. it was a lot of fun and a lot of surprise. >> oh, thank you. >> i'm really shocked that the state actually owes us for a change. >> thank you, michael finney. >> athena and gary here have a question, i guess we were just helping you out? >> $135 is waiting to be picked up. >> that proves my theory, abc7 rocks. >> this is wonderful. >> to find any money you may have coming to you, go to our websi website, abc7.com. also be sure you look up the names of your parents and grandparents. the state is holding on to $100 million in life insurance benefits. you may have inherited benefits you don't even know about. >> one of our colleagues found she was owed $1,000. >> anoth

. >> 7 on your side helped people hunt for unclaimed treasures during our ask finney event earlier thish. more than half of those who tried got something. >> $9.27. >> maybe it's there. >> well it says it's there. >> i'll get us a couple of tacointaco in s and beer. >> gary found stock dividends. >> $135 of ibm stock dividends. >> $2.06. and another $2.06. >> i found $108.12. >> those shares are worth 9 bucks each, together it's nearly $1,000. it was a lot of fun and a lot of surprise. >> oh, thank you. >> i'm really shocked that the state actually owes us for a change. >> thank you, michael finney. >> athena and gary here have a question, i guess we were just helping you out? >> $135 is waiting to be picked up. >> that proves my theory, abc7 rocks. >> this is wonderful. >> to find any money you may have coming to you, go to our websi website, abc7.com. also be sure you look up the names of your parents and grandparents. the state is holding on to $100 million in life insurance benefits. you may have inherited benefits you don't even know about. >> one of our colleagues found she was ow

we have been helping people find their unclaimed property. that is government talk for cash.ave been finding people cash, we have so far found $1,500. so if you're anywhere near alameda, and wonder do you have some money that the government is holding that you don't know about, you can show up here at south shores center, and we'll help you find out if you have money just sitting out there that you don't know about. we're working on a record about that right now. everybody that walks by, we say, you want to see if you have money? and we have some finney friday free stuff and if you have any consumer questions or concerns, we want to hear from you. and we'll get them solved. >>> the belly and the brain. >> both change when a woman gets pregnant and recent research proves the popular bel how the brain changes could have been wrong all along. >>> and it's no titanic, but this is a sunken barge that's underneath the san francisco bay, and there's finally a plan to start bringing it back up. >>> hollywood comes to silicon valley to film a movie about the who are these people? the

we have been helping people find their unclaimed property. that is government talk for cash.ople cash, we have so far found $1,500. so if you're anywhere near alameda, and wonder do you have some money that the government is holding that you don't know about, you can show up here at south shores center, and we'll help you find out if you have money just sitting out there that you don't know about. we're working on a record about that right now. everybody that walks by, we say, you want to see if you have money? and we have some finney friday free stuff and if you have any consumer questions or concerns, we want to hear and we'll get them solved. >>> the belly and the brain. >> both change when a woman gets pregnant and recent research proves the popular belief about how the brain changes could have been wrong all along. >>> and it's no titanic, but this is a sunken barge that's underneath the san francisco bay, and there's finally a plan to start bringing it back up. >>> hollywood comes to silicon valley to film a movie about the intercourse that's painful due to menopausal c

go to fast track unclaimed property.org to see if your name is on the list of people that was overcharged. this beats going couch looking for spare change. more news in two minutes. there is promising news surrounding one of the top college rugby players in the co >>> there is some promising news surrounding one of the top college rugby players in the country. a few weeks ago he was paralyzed during cal's national championship match. now he's fighting back against all odds. here's more from the santa clara valley rehab center. >> reporter: on may 6th, 20-year-old robert taylor's life changed forever. >> he's taking it like a warrior. >> reporter: during a roger by match, cal player robert taylor suffered an injury that left him paralyzed. an ambulance rushed him to santa clara medical center where he quickly under went surgery. now a sign of hope. robert has sensation in his toes. and he's expected to transfer from critical care to rehab this week. >> if robert falls into the category of people where he starts to get some strength in his hands and feet, i think that really the sky is the

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it's just a bunch of unclaimed furniture. how long have you been in this building? steve: since 1964. 50 years. my dad, my dad. lemonis: oh, your dad. okay. steve: he's here, actually. lemonis: i would love to meet him. steve: i would love for you to meet him. go ahead. -papa! -esteban: hey! lemonis: how you doing, sir? -esteban: so far, so good. -lemonis: your name? esteban: esteban grafton. lemonis: nice to meet you, sir. -esteban: nice to meet you. -lemonis: wow. esteban: well, i've been here since 1953, and i'm an american. lemonis: you're an american. i'm american. -we're both americans. -esteban: [ laughs ] lemonis: and so you're the true american success story. steve: they call him "maestro" around here. lemonis: yeah? "maestro"? you come to work every day? esteban: most of the time. lemonis: you in your 60s? -esteban: i'm 82. -lemonis: 82. -steve: and this is steven. -steven: hey lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. steven: nice to meet you, marcus. lemonis: you're a steven, also? steven: yeah. it's a terrible story, really. steve: i'm steve, he's steven, he's

and disruptive but all those things made it really appealing to millennials which at the time was unclaimed by the hospitality industry and an enormous market, they seized on the idea -- the number one thing when you are sharing a property like that the price is better and say like that it was sort of countercultural or anticorporate, adventurous, authentic. every property different. all these things are a new way to travel among millennials and plays into culture, local that we all crave. >> millennials not to treat them with a broad brush, there is a distrust and dislike for anything too corporate at a time the hospitality industry would say things were so commoditized and that is what they strived for for so long but that wasn't exactly what millennials were looking for. >> one more question and open up to you, i have more questions to make this a group interview. my favorite chapter in your book is the chapter about what brian and the others learned from his mentors and i think it was john donohoe, former ceo of ebay who said brian is a learning machine, learning animal, learning animal

but there's $40 billion in unclaimed funds out there. some may have your name on it.it. if you haven't done it in the last six months to a year, do it again. >> a lot of good information. we will put it on today.com. >>> just ahead, the "love actually" gang reconnects 14 years later. we'll take you behind the scenes and see how everyone's doing. first, on a wednesday morn >> announcer: nbc10 breaking news. >> skyforce10 is live over this crash. you can see emergency crews are on the scene. one person is being taken to the hospital. franchesca ruscio she's following this right now. >> thanks. we are closed right now at city avenue and 53rd street due to this accident scene that involves this overturned vehicle with people trapped inside. it is creating quite a mess and traffic is very much so-so delayed and at times it is stopped. however traffic right now is being detoured on to church road for 52ened street right now. there's an alternate for you. you can take wynnfield avenue for an alternate. we do have traffic being turned around but you can look up ahead and see

but there's $40 billion in unclaimed funds out there. some may have your name on it. you haven't done it in the last six months to a year, do it again. >> a lot of good information. we will put it on today.com. >>> just ahead, the "love actually" gang reconnects 14 years later. we'll take you behind the scenes and see how everyone's doing. first, on a wednesday morn i )m ... ==topvo== authorities on the peninsula are investigating a deadly police >>> good wednesday morning. at 8:26 i'm sam brock. authorities on the peninsula are investigating a deadly police shooting involving a man that officers say was armed with a rifle and standing in the middle of the street. we covered this all morning as breaking news on "today in the bay." it happened around midnight in south san francisco on cork place not very far away from king drive and skyline boulevard. police initially were responding to several 911 calls. when police officers arrived, they found a man holding a shotgun in the middle of the street. after telling the man to drop his weapon repeatedly, police say he appar

we will be ready to receive the mbi unclaimed submissions by april 2018. >> thank you. mr. - and your testimony. mike -- you stated it is difficult to completely nominate the federal use of social security numbers. without a government wide coordinated effort and dedicated you said dedicated funding. that is what you said, right? >> yes, sir. >> okay.can you explain how they would use additional funding to try to achieve the goal of limiting the federal government's use of social security numbers? >> in the case we exchange the importing data between a retiree, if federal retiree with a social security and irs for tax purposes there. the underlying thing would still be coded and still be exchanging through the social security number. but again the given occasion echoes that's the federal retiree benefit is a different number.we are doing that for the retirement services. you get a different number when you become a retiree. and that is how it is tracked back to you. in terms of the money - it is where operating systems today and as cms, unity infusion of money to do cod

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also you can find -- we'll tweet out the rest of the tips, but there's $40 billion in unclaimed fundsit. these are the websites where you can look for it and if you haven't done it in the last six months to a year, do it again. >> a lot of good information informal we'll put it on today.com. >> absolutely. >> just ahead, the love actually gang reconnects 14 years later. we'll see how everyone is doing. first on a wednesday morning, a check of the local news and forecast. >>> good morning. it's 8:26 on this wednesday. i'm aaron. right now we want to start with a check on the morning commute with melissa mollet. >>> good morning. taking a look right now at the beltway, pretty good and all the earlier rain there has pretty much moved out of the way. that is good news. 275 southbound after father hurly, a disabled vehicle causing slow downs. it cleared. 234 at purcell road, a slow down. >> a check on the forecast when we come back. stay with us. >>> cool 50s and cloudy this morning. may want to have the umbrella to be safe. more rain later today and tonight. showers likely tomorrow. showe

although things are what made it really appealing to millennial's which at the time was unclaimed by the hospitality industry and obviously as we know an enormous market. they really seized on the media that first of all it was cheap, when you're sharing a property like that, the price is better. they also like that it was this countercultural or anticorporate adventurous, authentic, every property is different, all these things it was a new way to travel that really really caught on among lineal's. mecca plays into the hold arches and all, culture, local that we all crave. >> they also like that -- not to treat millennial's with a broad brush but there's a dislike for anything to corporate and it was at a time when hospitality industry itself say that things have become so commoditized and consistent that that's what they had tried for to offer the same thing but that wasn't what lineal's were looking for. >> i'm going to ask one more question and then open it up to you. i have some more questions but we want to make this a group interview. my favorite chapter in your book , i think