for some of you the new captioning funded by cbs it's thursday, january 14th, 2016. this is the "cbs morning news." jackpot. three winning tickets sold for the $1.5 billion powerball prize. winners in tennessee, florida, and california. we will take you to where one of those tickets was sold. breaking overnight in indonesia. seven people are dead after a series of explosions and shoot-outs rocked downtown jakarta. awful waffle? two waffle house employees are caught on camera watching hair in the kitchen. now they are both out of a job. hello, adele.

store in store. danielle nottingham is there. >> reporter: good morning. the frenzy here has died down a bit. we are still in the early morning hours. but once people around this area found out a winning ticket was sold here, they flooded the parking lot, flooded this

back in november, this jackpot was worth $40 million and went to $1.5 billion on wednesday. the odds were crazy. 1 in 292 million, but a lucky ticket here beat those odds. crowds of california residents descended on to the 7-eleven store in, which chino hills on wednesday night. >> i think i just won! >> reporter: california lottery official posted the big news on twitter, minutes after the winning numbers were drawn. those who didn't win still came to the store to celebrate. even congratulating this store clerk who admitted he has no idea who the winner is. >> it's my pleasure and proud and i am really excited too. >> reporter: the 7-eleven clerk said this store sole thousands of dollars of tickets over the last few days as powerball fever took over the country. >> we are going to have a winner here tonight!

hours in long lines for a chance at becoming an instant billionaire. shane crudeman and ryan mcginnis of tampa, florida, had a facebook rule of a buy-in of $500. >> no matter how many people we got in, it didn't matter. 3, 4, 5 million is still enough money for everybody. >> next! >> reporter: jackpot winning tickets were sold also in florida and tennessee and meaning the big payoff will be split three ways. california state lottery officials plan to head to chino hills today, hoping the state's winner comes forward. 12 other tickets in california matched five numbers but not the jackpot. the owner of this 7-eleven will get $1 million for selling a winning ticket! a lot of people waking up a lot richer this morning if they were able to sleep at all. >> and neither of them are me or

>> danielle nottingham in chino hills, california, thank you so much, danielle. we are moving on to international news now. this morning, suspected militants launched a deadly attack in the indonesia capital of jakarta. three explosions rocked the city's center followed by more than two hours of gun battle. seven people, including four attackers, were killed. seth doane is in beijing with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning to you. indonesia's president is calling this an act of terror. the explosions taking place in central jakarta, an area with a number of western businesses, restaurants, hotels, and offices. we saw images of smoke rising from those explosions and pictures of heavily armed security forces responding to the scene. so far, there are reports that at least four suspected militants have been arrested, though, no one has claimed responsibility.

populace muslim nation and battled extremist and in the past the major terrorism attack in jakarta since 2009. authorities there had received recent warnings of a terrorist attacks, something in the works and stepped up security. when i was in indonesia earlier this month i saw a number of sites that were popular with tourists. >> thank you, seth. now to wall street. the rocky start to the year has turned into a rout. stocks plummeted again yesterday, now reaching what traders call correction territory. this morning, on the heels of the wall street dive, stocks in asia were mixed. jill wagner is on wall street with more. good morning, jill.

during the first eight tradingn 7.5%, the nasdaq down 9.6%. the s&p and the nasdaq have hit correction territory, a drop of 10% or more from recent highs. the dow is close. energy and consumer stocks were hardest hit. the sell-off is fueled in part by concern over plunging oil prices now hitting a 12-year low. u.s. crude is trading near $30 a barrel. there is also concern about the continued economic slowdown in china, the world's second largest economy. so far, stocks futures are up this morning. >> a little bit of good news. jill wagner on wall street. we will be back with the other business headlines a little later on in the broadcast. thanks a lot, jill. tonight in north charleston, south carolina, republicans will hold their last presidential debate before the iowa caucuses. seven candidates will take part. the republicans sixth debate of the campaign. the debate will be televised by fox business network.

likely be answering questions about a campaign loan he failed to report on fund-raising documents. $1 million in loans helped finance his senate campaign in 2012. part of the borrowed money came from goldman sachs where his wife is an employee. "the new york times" said the loan was obtained from goldman sachs and citibank. cruz said it was an inadvertent filing error. >> we borrowed against the stocks and assets we had under ordinary terms, and so those loans had been disclosed over and over and over again on multiple filings. >> a cruz spokesman said the loans were disclosed later in separate personal financial reports. we will discuss tonight's republican debate and other political goings on with bob

following a 46-year here at the pentagon is trying to figure out how ten american sailors ended up in iranian waters. the sailors were captured tuesday after their boats drifted. they were released yesterday. navigation problems occurred because of either mechanical problems or human error.

says diplomacy helped defuse the situation. the suspected gunman in the shooting at a colorado planned parenthood clinic says the attack was spur of the moment. robert dear is accused of killing three and wounding nine in the november shooting. from jail, he called our cbs station in denver. he claimed ten fbi agents followed him from his and i picked planned parenthood, because it's murdering little babies. >> a judge ordered dear to undergo a mental competency exam. he is facing 179 charges, including first-degree murder. coming up on the "morning news." an arrest in italy. a man linked toed killing of american ashley olsen is taken

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a massive fire engulfed in oil fracking rig in oklahoma. sent massive plumes of black smoke into the air and it's outside of the town of chick a shay, southwest of oklahoma city. there were no injuries. no word on what caused the fire, though. a lawsuit blames oklahoma energy companies for causing earthquakes. also an arrest in the murder of an american in italy. those are some of the headlines on the morning newsstand. the "daily mail" reports italian police arrested a suspect in the murder of an american woman in florence. officers arrested a 25-year-old senegalese man yesterday based on dna evidence taken from the scene. ashley olsen's nude body was found saturday in her apartment. an autopsy found she was

the columbia "daily spectator" reports three columbia university students died in a bus crash in honduras. twelve more americans were hurt in yesterday's wreck. they were volumeingeingeing -- volunteers. they were due to return to the u.s. on tuesday. the "tulsa world" reports on a lawsuit against 12 energy companies accused of causing earthquakes. a group of residents in the oklahoma city suburb of edmond brought the suit and it blames a state of recent minor earthquakes on the company's waste water disposal wells from oil and gas production. up next, waffle house horror. two workers are caught on cell phone video washing their hair in the kitchen. so you don't have to stop. because you believe in go. onward. today's the day. carpe diem. tylenol 8hr arthritis pain has two layers of pain relief. the first is fast.

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here's a look at today's forecast in some cities around the country. this cell phone video cost two waffle house workers in arkansas their jobs. after a stomach turning incident. one diner said once he and a forty-seven started eating, the friend started pulling hair out of his mouth. >> she dipped the hair down in the pot and when it came back up, she was drying it out with one of the towels.

the restaurant has since passed a health inspection. on the cbs "moneywatch," a rash of complaints about a popular lip balm. and pulling the plug on al jazeera america. jill wagner is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, jill. >> reporter: the cable news network al jazeera america is shutting down at the end of april. it was launched two and a half years. it had a hard time persuading cable and satellite companies to carry it. al jazeera says the economic climate of media forced the decision. the wearable camera go-pro is suting about a hundred jobs. their fourth quarter sales fell short of expectations. the cameras are popular with extreme sorts enthusiasts. the california based company has about 1,500 employees. gopro hired about 500 people last year. a griddle recall at walmart. rival brand griddle sold at walmart between july and december of last year, model number sj14207.

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hillary clinton bought a powerball ticket and she said if she wins, she will use the money to fund her campaign. yeah. meanwhile, bill clinton said if he wins, hillary will never see him again. well, at least three people have become insanely rich overnight. there were three winning tickets for powerball's billion dollar jackpot. here are the numbers. 4, 8, 19, 27, 34, and the powerball is 10. let's go back to danielle nottingham in chino hills, california, where one of the winning tickets was sold. good morning again, danielle. >> reporter: good morning. it was a crazy state here in southern california at this 7-eleven. once word spread that a winning ticket was sold at this store, people came from all over and flooded the parking lot, flooded

they were cheering and they wanted to offer their congratulations and even the store clerk became somewhat of a celebrity. people wanting to take selfies with him. he said thousands of dollars worth of tickets were sold at this store over the last feud. it's more winners in california to be happy for this morning. ten other tickets matched five numbers, not the jackpot. the store owner here gets $1 million for selling that winning ticket. now, the powerball winning tickets were also sold in tennessee and florida. >> danielle nottingham in chinao hills, thank you very much. coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a highly contagious flu strain that might actually make your dog sick. we will tell you where it's spreading and what you can do. plus, anthony mason talks with singer james bay on our road to the grammys. >> reporter: at the end of the year, he heard he got a grammy nomination. >> we were in the back of the car with our manager. losing our minds!

what? >> reporter: 2015 was great. >> strong. >> reporter: tough to top that one. >> definitely, but i'm going to try. yeah. >> reporter: now he's the latest british musical export trying to >> a big price, but that's exciting. i can't get away from that and i don't know if it ever makes me sound naive or anything, but at the end of the day, i'm willing to take it on. we bring you the announcement of this year's academy award nominations. that is all ahead on "cbs this morning." that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. we leave you with more adele and james corden doing some carpool karaoke.

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