kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> we hope they find that donor. we'll take a break. coming up, the hollywood buried treasure found coming after 50 years. >>> tonight, a story of lost and found with a real hollywood ending. gadi schwartz has the tale. >> reporter: it didn't look like much at first, a forgotten torage locker he won in an auction. >> a time capsule. that's what it was. >> reporter: but then he saw this face. >> i'm looking through the pictures and the pictures kind of look familiar. >> reporter: he thought he recognized it from "the godfather" but the name diane hall didn't ring any bells until he dug further and found this, the actor equity card with the name diane keaton. >> if it has my name on it, i guess it's mine. >> reporter: he tried reaching out to the star but no luck until keaton spotted the story and tweeted, "this is the craziest story. thank you." >> i'm glad you're getting your wallet back. don't lose it. >> reporter: a story of lost and found reminding us of forgotten days. gadi schwartz, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the golden globe nomin

here is kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: at st. louis' mercy children's hospital, a winning mega millions ticket. >> i honestly thought i was seeing things. >> reporter: a group of more than 100 nicu nurses shared a $10,000 prize but rather than each take their share, they decided to give the money to two colleagues in need. >> it's not the 1.6 billion, but here is what we have to offer you. >> reporter: neonatologist casey's husband phil was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. >> the incredible generosity these nurses have is amazing to me. >> reporter: mom of four casey cut her hours in half to take care of her family. >> i felt like it was an answer to a prayer. >> reporter: the other half went to gretchen post whose 17-year-old ness and generosity. >> reporter: a helping each maybe it will encourage others to spread kindness. >> reporter: as nurses who care for the smallest of babies show us how big their hearts are. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> now that is a win. >>> that is "nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester ho

kristen dahlgren, nbc news. gitm america's detention center in guantanamo bay, cuba, has held people accused of plotting terror attacks in the u.s. it was never meant to be a permanent home for these detainees and now the officers running it say it needs serious repairs. we have this exclusive report. >> reporter: it was supposed to hold the most dangerous suspects in the war on terror. but it wasn't built to house them for nearly two decades. with hundreds of u.s. personnel watching over them. president obama promised to shut it down, but president trump changed course. >> we're going to load it up with some bad dudes, believe me. we're going to load it up. >> reporter: admiral john ring is the military commander here. in a nbc news exclusive, he says the classified detention camp is in rough shape. we're only allowed inside the unclassified camps. >> it's falling into the ground and deteriorating rapidly. >> reporter: the pentagon wants $69 million for a new detention camp, but so far congress said no. the big

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our kristen dahlgren starts us off tonight. >> reporter: a post-christmas bonus on wall street. today's big gains completely eraising monday's steep dive. all three indexes soaring thanks in part to some positive news for retailers. amazon reporting it sold a record number of items over the holiday season. it's been a volatile month, ending a four-day losing streak, amid concerns over the government shutdown and questions over the future of federal reserve chair jerome powell. today the administration do reassure investors. top trump adviser kevin hassett with nbc's hans nichols. >> is the fed chairman's job safe? >> of course, 100%. >> 100%, the fed chair's job is not in jeopardy by this president? >> absolutely, yes. >> that was a signal that politics wasn't going to take over economic policy and investors liked hearing that. >> reporter: fears of an impending recession eased for today. >> how significant is it? that remains to be seen. when you get this kind of a snapback rally, you wt out if it's going to be confirmed by even more rallies down the road. >> reporter: a new su

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, houston. >>> an amazing story. that is nbc "nightly news" for this saturday. tomorrow night, the new entrepreneurs of ste.yl are they the future of the fashion business? i'm hallie jackson, thank you for joining. for all of us at nbc news, good night. back in jail. here )s a live look at san quentin. after a three-day manhunt, an inmate who escaped from >>> right now at 6:00, back in jail. here's a live look at san quinten after an inmate who escaped here has been captured. the news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us. a statewide manhunt is over. 21-year-old shalom mendoza escaped three days ago. there had been no sign of him until he turned up at a taco bell. marianne favro has the details of the capture. >> reporter: some alert people intervened and now mendoza is back in prison tonight. first, someone spotted the 21-year-old yesterday afternoon purchasing clothes at a dollar store in san miguel. this afternoon, someone else spotted him just a few miles away at a taco bell. that person alerted the

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> celebrating some real heros in blue there. >>> coming up next, the new college grad inspiring america. s evacuations at facebook. what we )ve just learned about where the alert came from. plus, the bay area community that may have to pay a toll just to enter their own neighborhood. next at 6. >>> in tonight's "inspiring america," weave thremarkable story of a new college graduate who let nothing stop him from walking across the stage to receive his diploma. on graduation day, you could see the nervous excitement on aldo's face, knowing all he had overcome to get here. >> i had an incident that changed everything. >> reporter: his college dreams nearly ended after a diving accident left him paralyzed, but he never gave up on walking again. so with the help of his physical therapy team, he practiced, and practiced. recently learning to walk with the help of an exoskeleton. when it was aldo's turn to get his diploma, he stood up and walked across the stage to receive his degree in electrical engineering from florida international university. >> tha

nbc kristen dahlgren with her story and how might be able to help. >> reporter: tonight a mother's plea. >> we can say please help. she's my lifsh e's my everything. she's my only child. >> reporter: but now only strangers can save 2-year-old zaneb who has an aggressive cancer and a blood type so ra, not even her family is a match. >> she lacks an antigen the majority of the populatn has. >> reporter: donors must have type o or a blood and be of indian or pakistan descent. in those populations, fewer than 4% have the rare andy bodies that match her. >> i've been doing this over 20 years and this is the first time i encountered this antibody. te >> rep florida group one is working ouith the program and only three matches, two in the u.s. and one in the u.k. she will need many more transfusions. >> ideally, we would like to haveeven to ten identified donors that we knew would be compatible for her. >> reporter: you can go to oneblood.org if you think you might be a match. >> she means everything to us. the family. ess of >> reporter: a family counting on the kindness of strangers to save

with more, here's kristen dahlgren. >> a nice, big hug. there's nothing like a boy and his dog. >> she's just my little snuggle bug. are you all right? >> reporter: roman mcconn has had over 1,000! >> reporter: hi, this is my pal. >> reporter: the 7-year-old and his mom started freedom ride to protect dogs from kill shelters. >> we transported 31 dogs and that was it. like, that was it. there was nothing -- >> that was going to be our only chance, but then we just kept going. >> reporter: roman's mom, jen, started radio-taping her son with different dogs. >> we got asked if the dog was kid-friendly, and it was much easier to just answer it with him making the video. >> reporter: roman was a natural. >> it takes a little while for her to get used to. very soft, too, i >> reporter: and love with the little boy and the dogs who just needed a chance. >> like running in circles, ha! it was hilarious all right. >> reporter: good dogs and a great little boy, spreading his love and saving lives. >> hey! those are my shoes! >> reporter: kristen dah

here's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: a holiday tradition. outing to see a christmas classic in newark, new jersey. >> i definitely think it's going to transfer to different roots, many cultures. >> reporter: but this one has some new moves. >> this was put onto the show. you're used to seeing the traditional "nutcracker." and these characters played a certain way. and this is a complete flip on that script. >> reporter: dancers in the country's only hip-hop "nutcracker" now in its fifth year perform breaking, popping and locking to the classic tchaikovsky score. the familiar notes striking a new chord. >> we're representing what we do not usual to the theater crowd, to see hip-hop on stage. there's people in the audience that have never seen someone spin on their head. >> reporter: director and co-creator jennifer weber blends various hip-hop styles and freestyle into the show. >> this is like hip-hop at its purest. the difference is the music is classical. but the execution is from such a place of authentici authenticity. >> reporter: the d

nbc's kristen dahlgren has more on the amazing save. >> reporter: with a quick-moving fire, a quick-thinking officer >> come on, jump. >> reporter: body cam footage capturing the moment the officer joseph grosso scaled a burning apartme building to save a family of four. >> there was no time to think. when i noticed they were nog to jump, it was time to help them. >> reporter: with his fellow officers shouting his name frbe w -- >> joey, joey. >> reporter: he ly dropped the children. david inkle catch in thg 6-month-old. >> it was a good feeling that you saved a life. >> reporter: the 5-year-old comes next. >> let's go. >> reporter: but it's harder to convince the grandparentto go as the fire rages. >> they were taking their time, and we had to push them a littlebi t, that time is of essence. >> reporter: finally the children and their grandparents make it out unharmed. a remarkable rescue. >> we'll forever have a bond with those children that -- we'll definely see them again. >> reporter: leading to a lasting p.riends kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> some real heroes in blue there.

here is kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: ast. uis' mercy children's hospital a winning mega millions ticket. >> i honestly thought s seeing things. >> reporter: a group of more than 100 nicu nurses shared a bu $10,000 prize t rather than each take their share, they decided to give the money to two colleagues in need. >> it's not the 1.6 million, here is what we have to offer y>>. eporter: casey's husband phil was diagnosed with cancer earlier this year. >> incredible generosity these nurses have is amazing to me. >> reporter: mom of er four casey cut hours in half to take care of her family. >> i felt like it was an answer to a prayer. o >> reporter: ter half went to gretchen post whose 17-year-old son died of suicide on the night of the drawing. the money paid for his funeral. >> i was grateful for the thoughtfulness and generosity. >> eporter: maybe it will encourage others to spread kindness. >> reporter: as nurses who care for the smallest of babies u shhow big their hearts are. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> that is a win. >

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kristen dahlgren, nbc news, detroit. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this saturday. i'm jose diaz-balart reporting from new york. thank you for the privilege of your time. we close tonight with a look at arlington national cemetery, where volunteers honored fallen veterans, part of the annual wreaths across america tribute. good night. across america tribute. good night. the news at six stat now. good evening and thanks for joining us. i )m anoushah rasta. and i )m terry mcsweeney. an oakland nurse who was deported last year, to mexico, >>> good evening and thank you an oakland nurse who was deported next year to mexico is back home now in the bay area. she has four children in the east bay. she was living in oakland for 20 years as an undocumented immigrant. she landed in sfo a little over an hour ago. this is a live look at a press conference set to take place. right now she is being interviewed by customs officials. we're going to share the details with you throughout the night. >>> a micro climate weather alert is in effect and this is how things are looking righ

nbc's kristen dahlgren has more on this amazing save. >> reporter: >> hurry up. go. >> reporter: with a quick moving fire, a quick-thinking officer, body cam footage capturing the moment new jersey officer joseph grasso scales a burning apartment building to save a family of four. >> there was no time to think. when i noticed that they were not going to jump, it was time to go up there and help them. >> reporter: with his fellow officers shouting his name from below. >> joey, joey. >> reporter: grasso carefully drops the children. david engel catching the six-month old. >> it was a good feeling you s next. but it's harder to convince their grandparents to go as the fire rages. >> yes you can slide down, ma'am. >> they were taking their time. we had to push them a little bit time is of theallyheunharmed. a remarkable rescue. >> we'll forever have a lasting bond with those children, we'll definitely see them again. >> come on. >> reporter: leading to a lasting friendship. kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >> wow, look how close they were from those flames. >> b

r kristen dahlgren has details. >> reporter: tonight, the investigation is complete. cbs confirming former boss les moonves will not get severance pay meafter a host of accused him of sexual misconduct. nbc saying there is a breach of his employment contract as well as willful ilure to cooperate fully. moonves stood to receive $120 milon in severance. a draft of the explosive report obtained by "the new york times" earlier this month detailed a pattern of sexual a misconduct andn elaborate coverup saying he engaged in multiple acts of serious non-consensual sexual misconduct. e just stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> reporter: june had a traumatic encounter with him more than 30 years ago when he wave pment head at 20th century fox. >> it was shocked, and it was gross. it was very unappealing. >> reporter: lawyers for moonves denied any non-consensual encounters and said he cooperated fully with the investigation. tonight cbs says nd harassment a retaliation are not pervasive and new management has begun to take robust steps to impve the working environment. >> and late

kristen dahlgren explains. >> reporter: for some holidays can be more ha silent night tn joy oro the world. as dions go up and stores open their door, so many get lost in the christmas chaos. especially if they are spending the season alone. so churches across the nation are addressing the extra need for reflection, holdingsp ial non-denomination al services for those needing a break from all the hustle and bustat. ew york's fifth avenue presbyterian church pastor kate nn has heldhe blue christmas service for the last 15 year>> e see a lot of grief this time of year, and we seehat e hardships that people face do not stop. >> reporter: at the end of thor isicious they light candles. >> so what do the blue candles symbolize? invite people forward to light a candle in remembrance of someone they halo d and lost in honor of somebody who they are thinking about, who may be going through a hard time r orter: reg has been a member of the church for the last 28 years. hhile he loves the season also needs time for sal as i. >> i find it a time to reflect on those individuals that it be-have b

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our kristen dahlgren stts us off tonight. >> reporter: a post christmas bonus on wall street, today's bi gains completely erasing monday's steep dive. >> wow, a dramatic rally to finish the day. hr>> reporter: all indexes soaring, thanks to potive news from retailers. amazon reporting it record number of items over the holiday season. it's been a volatile month today ending a four-day losing streak in which the markets appear on track to mark the worst december since the great depression amid concerns of e government shutdown and questions over the future of federal reserve chair jerome powell. top trump advisor kevin with hans nichols. >> you made it clear secretary mnuchin's job is safe, is the job chairman's safe? >> 100%. >> 100%, the job is not in jeopardy? >> absolutely. that's correct. yes. >> that was a signal politics wast going to take over economic policy investors liked hearing that. >> reporter: fears of an impending recession eased for toda when h you get this kind tf a snap back rally, you wafind out if it's going to be confirmed by even more rallies down the road. >> k

here's nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> a holiday tradition. outing to see a christmas classic in newark, new jersey. >> i definitely think it's going to attract many different groups, many different cultures. >> reporter: but this one has some new moves. >> the twist put onto the show. you're used to seeing the traditional "nutcracker" and these characters played a certain way. it's a complete flip on that script. >> reporter: dancers in the country's only hip-hop "nutcracker," now in its fifth year, perform breaking, popping and locking to the classic tchaikovsky score. the familiar notes striking a new chord. >> we're representing what we do, not usual to the theater crowd to see hip-hop on stage. there's people in the audience that have never seen someone spin on their head. >> reporter: director and co-creator jennifer weber blends various hip-hop styles and freestyle into the show. >> this is like hip-hop at its purest. the difference is the music is classical. but the execution is from such a place of authenticity. >> reporter: the dance

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> well, speaking of holiday celebrations, viani is in for rob tonight. it looks like travel could be a little dicey, but we could beseeing a good christmas day forecast. >> if you're going nearby, you're going to be fine. tomorrow if you're going to be driving throughout the day and also heading up to lake tahoe, i think that's probably going to be the biggest concern simply because of the snow and you know how dangerous things can quickly turn, especially when dealing with gusty conditions. look how it looks right now in san jose. we have a beautiful shot of christmas in the park. this is one of my favorites around this time of year. 52 degrees. wind speeds are calm. the temperatures, as you maybe head out the door late tonight are going to be in the 40s overnight into 30s tomorrow morning. temperatures 40s and 50s. this is what we're looking out for this. is what we're tracking right now. satellite radar we had a weak system that brought a little drizzle along the coastline and portions of the north bay. now we've got an incoming system. and t

nbc's kristen dahlgren has her story. >> reporter: on the playground, faith murray looks like any other fifth grader, but you don't need to see faith to know she is special. >> temperatures near 32. >> reporter: the 11-year-old already has her own segment on massachusetts talking information network, a radio station for the visually impaired. >> i am 11 years old and blind. >> reporter: faith knows what it's like to have no sight. she was born blind. but it hasn't slowed her down. >> i remember her walking through that door. she was like a beam of light. >> reporter: liz ndsaw something in their >> are you ready to do ? attitude. >> hello, it's faith, the fact girl. >> reporter: that can't help but inspire. >> if anyone can accomplish their dreams -- >> reporter: 92 year old and losing her sight, edith griffith never misses faith's broadcasts. >> reporter: what is it about her that makes her so special? >> her wholesomeness, her happiness despite her problems. she seems to enjoy life. >> reporter: faith reads her copy in braille. she's quick with a joke. >> is there anything you can't d

our kristen dahlgren has details. >> reporter: tonight, the investigation is complete. cbs confirming former boss les moonves will not be getting severance pay after a host of women came forward accusing moonves of sexual misconduct. in a statement, cbs says, "we have determined that there are grounds to terminate for cause," citing a breach of his employment contract as well as his willful failure to cooperate fully. as moonves stood to receive $120 million in severance, a draft of the explosive report obtained by "the new york times" earlier this month detailed a pattern of sexual misconduct and an elaborate cover-up, saying moonves engaged in multiple acts of serious, nonconsensual sexual misconduct involving 17 women, including at least 4 cbs employees. >> he just stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> reporter: june sealy kimmel says she had a traumatic encounter with moonves more than 30 years ago when he was development head at twentieth century fox. >> i was really shocked, and it was gross. it was very unappealing. >> reporter: lawyers for moonves have denied any non

kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> what on ordeal and what an ending. >>> we'll be back and one officer's heroic effort to save a man trapped in his truck. it's all caught on camera. we'll be right back. >>> next tonight, the dramatic rescue led by a sheriff's deputy in texas as he responded to a man in a burning pickup truck. all of it recorded on the deputy's body cam. tammy leitner with details. >> reporter: a desperate dash to save a stranger. deputy conner martin running towards this terrifying accident near dallas, a pickup truck billowing with smoke, the driver trapped inside. >> when i first showed up, i felt useless. we're not firemen. >> reporter: martin's body cam rolling as he claimed into the smoke-filled cab. >> this is the dash. is the dash holding your leg in? >> yeah. >> reporter: inside, michael pierce. his legs pinned and flames at his feet. >> i just played it out, lord, don't let me burn to death in this truck. >> reporter: pierce had been rushing to the hospital to visit his son when he was slammed into a semi. more than a dozen people stopped to help. martin nearly

kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >>> since 2002, getmo held people accused of plotting terror attacks u.s. it was never meant to be a permanent home and the officers running it say it needs serious repairs. we have this exclusive report. >> reporter: it was supposed to hold the most dangerous suspects in the war on terror. tobut it wasn't buil house them for nearly two decades. with hundreds of u.s. personnel watching over them. president obama promised to shut it down, but president trump changed course. >> we're going to load it up with bad dude. >> reporter: admiral john ring is t military commander here and an nbc news exclusive, he says the classified detention camp is inough shape. we're only allowed inside the s nclassified camps. >> illing into the ground and deteriorating. >> reporter: the pentagon wants $69 milliofor a new detention camp, but so far congress said no. the biggest need ring says, dealing with ageing detaineth. oldest is 71. another had his fifth back surgery and had to have his cell reconfigured for a hospital bed. as you can see most of the doors aren't wide enoug

kristen dahlgren has her story. >> reporter: on the playground, faith murray looks like an other fifth grader, but you don't need to see faith to know she is special. >> temperatures near 32 >> reporter: the 11-year-old has her own segment on massachusetts talking information network, a the io station fo visually impaired. >> i am 11 years old and blind. >> reporter: faith knows what it's like to have sight. she was born blind. but it hasn't slowed her down. >> i remember her walking through that door. she was like a beam of light. >> reporter: liz ia vandenberg immtely saw something in their new intern. >> are you ready to do it? >> i was born ready. >> reporter: a can-do attide. >> hello, it's faith, orhe fact girl. >> rr: that can't help but inspire. >> if anyone can accomplish their drms -- >> reporter: 92 years old and losing her sight, edith never loses faith's broadcasts. >> reporter: what is makes her so special? >> her wholesomeness, her happiness despite her problems. she seems njoy life. >> reporter: faith reads her copy in icraille. she's with a joke. >> is there anything y

kristen dahlgren, nbc news, new york. >>> also awe head tonight, a family's nightmare. a hacker takes over their baby monitor d reatens to kidnap their child. n>>> then hit and run caughtcamera. the alleged driver, a police officer. >>> and the dog with the diploma and his inspiring story hope you can stay with us. smoking with chantix. smoking. it dictates your day. i didn't like something having control.r ome o i wantedop. the thing is i didn't know how. chantix, along with support, helps you quit smoking. chantix reduced my urge to smoke to the point that i could quit. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. some people had changes in behavior or thinking, aggression, hostility, agitation, depressed mood, or suicidal thoughts or actions with chantix. serious side effects may include seizures, new or worse heart or blood vessel problems, sleepwalking, or allergic and skin reactions which can be life-threatening. stop chantix and get help right away if you have any of these. tell your healthcare provider if you'

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nbc's kristen dahlgren has the latest. >> reporter: the investigation is complete. cbs confirming former boss les moonves will not be getting severance pay after a host of women came forward accusing moonves of sexual harassment. citing a breach of his employment contract, as well as his willful failure to cooperate fully. moonves today to receive $120 million in severance. a draft obtained by "the new york times" earlier this month detailed a pattern of sexual misconduct and an elaborate cover-up, saying moonves engaged in multiple acts of involving 17 women including these four cbs employees. >> he just stuck his tongue in my mouth. >> reporter: june seeley kimmel says she had a traumatic encounter with moonves more than 30 years ago when he was development head at 20th century fox. >> i was really shocked. and it was gross. it was very unappealing. >> reporter: a statement from lawyers representing moonves denied any nonconsensual encounters and says he has cooperated fully with the investigation. investigators determined that harassment and retaliation are not p

. >> that s kristen dahlgren reporting. >> andrew's team has a match today but he will not be competiecause of all of the intense spotlight he's been under. he'll likly compete again sometime next week. >>> when it comes to work, more millennials are deciding to freelance. a survey finds more than 40% of millennials now freelance to make aliving. some say younger workers are choosing to do this because of flexibility and quality of life. >> reporter: this morning new numbers show amazon's hq2 announcement sparked an immediate rush to buy real estate. how long is that going tol ast? david culver has the story fom arlington. >> reporter: late fall into winter typically chills down the housing market. >> hello, welcome. this is one of our staged properties. >> reporter: this year during what is generally the slow season, susan is working overtime, staging houses to feel like homes, getting them ready to go on the market. >> there's definitely an amazon effect. >> reporter: susan said she only had oneme h scheduled for last month, that was until amazon ose crystal cityr one of its campuses. >>

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kristen dahlgren has that story. >> this morning a community wrestling with controversy. >> it broke my heart to watch that young man stand there and be humiliated like that. >> no way should he have been degraded like that. >> i couldn't believe that this pig would humiliate that kid on the mat. >> the one week after 16-year-old andrew johnsson was forced to cut his dread locks before a match, emotions ran high at an emergency board of education meeting. >> we have viewed the video footage that's gone visual and are deeply troubled by the embarrassment and hue millies that our young student athlete endured. >> reporter: the board saying the district won't compete in any event the with the referee in the match. >>ers that coming down his eyes as his locks were being cut off. >> reporter: the ref saying johnsson's hair violated the rules and the teen's attorneys says the boy had wrestled the week before without issue and this all led to allegations of racism. the family's attorney defending the athletic coaches and trainer saying the blame should be on the ref. >> the burden that andr

. >> that was kristen dahlgren reporting. one other tip. hold on to your receipts. some retailers will price match if they discount something further before christmas. >>> coming up, much more for you, including that breaking news that big rig crash. this is westbound 80 at a stand still right now. mike inouye is tracking this. more for you after the break. to. toss to mike.... >>> welcome back. breaking news to tell you about. this is where a big rig accident on westbound 80, right at a standstill right now. >> blocking all lanes. we'll send it to mike inouye with brand-new information. >> just like you guys were talking about, this is a critical part of the east shore freeway. it's a little confusing, so if you're not familiar, stick with me here. this is the east shore freeway, but it's westbound, getting toward the bay bridge. that's the way the traffic flow works. and we have all lanes still blocked. you see chp, a couple other emergency crews. and it looks like this over here, a tow crew getting over to clear this, the silver vehicle facing the wrong way, pres

nbc's kristen dahlgren with the latest on that. kristin, good morning. >> good morning, craig. we are just north of new york city in yoers. there has been a pretty steady stream of people this morning to buy the mega millions tickets. this store opened up at and even then they had people buying their tickets. everybody wants to get in on this one. the people that work here say that after it gets to about $3 million, that's when they see the real lotto fevhae'ki. he'sre w about. that's about 210 million if you take the cash option. about59 million after taxes. the odds of winning though 1 i 302 million. so pretty slim, but it does happen. brooklyn thiseek there was a powerball winner for 298 million. this store that we are in acally sold 106 mega million ticket in 2015. that ot of people hoping lightning strikes here twice. now, all this lottery fever, as we mentioned that has a lot of people thinking about that last big jackpot, 1 billion sold in south carolina. as you said, still unclaimed. that winner only has to april to claim it. otherwise, all of that money e goes back to

nbc's kristen dahlgren sat down with her. good morning. yeah, i am just in awe of jenny taylor's strength and grace in the wake of such incredible loss. instead of withdrawing into grief, she is choosing to spread her husband's message, showing their seven children and the rest of us what it truly means to l life of service. >> he proposed to me on a saturday and the following tuesday we both went into the national guardit ring office. >> reporter: from the beginning, major brent taylor was about service and what h wife jenny saw back then is surely why soe many hav been touched by his ory now. >> it just keeps coming back to serviceo god, family, and country. they are one to him. >> reporter: he was major and a mayor serving the town of north og dep, utah. on his fourth deploymentwa whene killed in afghanistan last month. leaving behind jenny and seven children. >> ellie, who is 5, i told her, i said, lie, sometimes d is in iraq, sometimes dad is in afghanistan, sometimes dad is just at a meeting and not always home, but he is still your

kristen dahlgren joins us with the latest on that. kristen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, craig. yeah. we're just north of new york city in yonkers. there's been a pretty steady stream of people coming in already this morning to buy the mega millions tickets. this store opened up at 5:30. even then, they had people buying their tickets. everybody wants to get in on this one. the people that work here say that after it gets about $300 million, that's when they start to see the real lotto fever. here's what we're talking about. $348 million up for grabs. that's about $210 million, if you take the cash option. about $159 million after taxes. the odds of winning, though, 1 in 302 million. pretty slim. but it does happen. in brooklyn this week, there was a powerball winner for $298 million. this store that we're in sold $106 million mega millions ticket in 2016. all this lottery fever has people thinking about the last big jackpot, $1.5 billion that was sold in south carolina and as you said, unclaimed. the winner has unt

kristen dahlgren sat down with her. >> reporter: good morning, guys. i'm in awe of jenny taylor's strength. she is choosing to spread her husband's message, showing their seven children and the rest of us what it truly means to live a life of service. >> he proposed to me on a saturday. and the following tuesday, we went into the national guard recruiting office. >> reporter: from the beginning, major brett taylor was about service. and what his wife, jenny, saw back then, is why so many have been touched by his story now. >> it keeps coming back to service of god, family and country. they're one to him. >> he was a major and a mayor, serving the town of north ogden, utah. on his fourth deployment when he was killed in afghanistan last month. ♪ leaving behind jenny and seven children. >> ellie, who is 5, i told her, i said, sometimes dad's in iraq. sometimes dad's in afghanistan. sometimes dad's just at a me meeting and he's not home but she's still your dad. she thought for a moment and said, and heaven is way better than afghanistan. >> christmas m

kristen dahlgren has done all of the hard work for us. good morning. >> good morning. i'm still out there shopping. and retailers are no longer just banking on black friday. and they're not exciting with luring shoppers with cyber monday deals. you may not have missed the best deals. this year, the deals are spread out. not everyone is into the sport that black friday has become. >> we try to avoid that as much as possible. >> reporter: and the mad dash for cyber monday can be overwhelming for some. >> i'm here to get it all done. >> reporter: this year, you're in luck. many retailers have extended sales and special offers, especially this weekend. big names like bloomingdale's, macy's and target from 25% off through sunday. amazon is offering 12 days of deals. walmart and best buy are advertising 20 days of deals. >> the fact of the matter is, while black friday/cyber monday is a big shopping period, more than half of americans still have all of their shopping to do. and deals are the best way to entice people into the stores. >> reporter: this holiday season is alrea

kristen dahlgren has done all the hard work for us. >> i am still out there shopping. retailers are no longer jus banking on black friday and they are not satisfied wit luring shoppers with cyber monday deals. in fact, you may not have missed the bestis deals. th year, the savings are spread out. >> reporter: not everyone is into the full contact sport that black friday salesav hbecome. >> we try to avoid that as much as possible. >> reporter: and the mad dash to get the best deals on cyber monday can be overwhelmingso to me. >> i'm here for a day and i will get it all done. >> reporter: so this year, you're in luck. many retailers have extende sales and special offers, speci especially this weekend. bloomingdale's, macy's and target have up to 25% off through sunday while amazon is offering 12 days oea dls. walmart and best buy are both advertising 20 days of deals. the fact of thete mis, while black friday, cyber monday is a very, very big shopping period, more than half of americans still have all s of theirpping to do. and deals are the best way te entice peonto th