but tomorrow, i'm very excited to say, former secretary of state hillary clinton will be here on this show. please do not miss this. this bat time, this bat channel. it's thursday, january 14th. right now on "first look," newly minted mullaly millionaires three winners of the world's largest jackpot in history with lucky tickets sold in california, florida, and tennessee. terror in indonesia. at least seven dead, including four attackers. late-breaking details ahead. did a love smitten drug lord's desire to meet a soap opera actress lead to his capture and downfall? plus police cal infighting among republicans desperate for party stability. stocks rocked down 10% since november. is the correction over? and the most popular part from the state of the union may be the first lady's dress. "first look" starts right now.

good morning i'm gigi stone woods. did you win? there are three winning tickets for last night's historic $1.5 billion powerball jackpot. one winning ticket was sold at this 7-eleven in chino hills, california. where, as you can see, a huge crowd has already gathered. the other two were in tennessee and florida and for more let's go to nbc's morgan radford who is actually live in chino hills. morgan, i'm guessing it wasn't yours. >> it wasn't me, gigi. but i can tell you that inside this 7-eleven where the winning ticket was sold, the mood was absolutely electric. people were coming just to get an inside look at the store and a glimpse of the glory. we're talking $1.5 billion. that is the largest amount in all of powerball jackpot history. and it's going to be split now in three different ways. one right here with the winner in california. one also in tennessee. and one in florida. but now that these winners have been chosen, they're going to get to do the choosing now, gigi. they get to decide whether or not they want this in annual installments, or if they want

this in one lump sum. and for just $2 a ticket, the odds for them for these winners were 1 out of 292 million. try to wrap your head around that. now luckily there were also some smaller winners, if we can count small being in the millions. there were five $1 million tickets that were winners in michigan. there was also a $2 million ticket that won in iowa. so, lots of winners across the country tonight. we still do not know exactly who these winners were of the powerball jackpot. but we are keeping an ear out for that. >> all right, well if you see the winner tell them if they go for the lump sum to hire a very good accountant. thank you. >> absolutely. breaking news overnight. several explosions and gunfire near a popular shopping mall in the indonesian capital of jakarta. ge tails are sketchy. the blast happened near a starbucks and police say at least seven people have been killed. among them two foreigners. police are reporting four of the attackers were also shot dead. now other suspected militants have been arrested.

and the u.s. embassy issued an alert urging u.s. citizens to avoid this area. hours before the attack al qaeda leader zawahiri posted a message saying southeast asia is right for a jihadist revival. ahead of tonight's republican presidential debate it is increasingly evident that there's a growing rift within the party with the party even making preliminary plans for a brokered convention in case no candidate wins enough delegates to secure the nomination. and south carolina governor nikki haley, a rising republican, used her national platform during the formal republican response to the president's state of the union. haley lambasted some within her party, including presidential front-runner donald trump. nbc's hallie jackson has more. >> reporter: even when he's not supposed to be in the spotlight, donald trump still is. >> those angriest voices are not helpful. >> reporter: nikki haley's

republican response, rebuking not just president obama, but her own party's presidential front-runner. >> during anxious times it can be tempting to follow the siren call of the angriest voices. we must resist that temptation. >> in that context, you are referring to donald trump, correct? >> he was one of them. yes. mr. trump has definitely contributed to what i think is just irresponsible talk. >> reporter: trump, now hitting haley back. >> i'm very strong on illegal immigration. she's weak on illegal immigration. maybe it will turn out to be very bad for her. because people know where i stand. and you know, you see the numbers. >> reporter: governor haley, along with house speaker paul ryan, represent what some establishment republicans think the gop should be. more diverse. more inclusive what the gop has is trump. leading the pack, and mobilizing a new base of support for the party. even as the establishment strikes back and his closest rival fights back. >> donald comes from new york, and he embodies new york values.

and listen, the donald seems to be a little bit rattled. >> reporter: trump, keeping up his birther attacks on cruz with 15% of iowa republicans now saying it bothers them cruz was born in canada to an american mother. >> that's more than a technicality. that is a big, big factor. >> reporter: the rivals, now fighting for first in iowa. leaving little room for the establishment candidates. >> nbc's hallie jackson reporting. on the democratic side, things are getting more contentious, as well, with just days left before sunday's democratic debate airing here on nbc. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are intensifying their war of words. this is clinton's poll numbers continue to slip. nbc's kristen welker reports. >> reporter: hillary clinton and bernie sanders escalating their sniping clinton firing the first volley. he will meeting her toughest attacks on health care, and guns. >> senator sanders has been a pretty reliable vote for the gun lobby, and i have been standing against them for a long time.

>> reporter: on msnbc, sanders punched back. >> to say that i'm kind of a supporter of the nra is really a mean-spirited, and unfair and inaccurate statement. >> reporter: the ramped up rhetoric comes with the democrats now locked in an unexpected nail-biter. a new national poll showing clinton's once dominant lead tumbling. she still tops sanders, but only by seven points. 48-41%. a sharp decline from her 20-point lead last month on the "today" show clinton downplayed the numbers. >> no, i'm not nervous at all. i'm working hard and i intend to keep working as hard as i can. >> reporter: so why are more and more democrats feeling the bern? sanders, a self-described democratic socialist could be tapping into voters' desire for an anti-establishment candidate. that hunger particularly strong among younger voters under 45, who favor sanders nearly two to one. >> nbc's kristen welker, thank you. msnbc is the place for politics all night long.

donald trump joins mark halperin and john heilemann on "with all due respect" at 6:00 p.m. eastern. rachel maddow sits down with hillary clinton at 9:00 p.m. eastern. finds out what's next for her campaign. and at 11:00 p.m., chris matthews will have post debate highlights and analysis. new revelations about drug lord el chapo's time on the run. newly released text messages show the cartel kingpin's apparent infatuation with a mexican soap opera actress. it's the same actress who helped arrange el chapo's secret interview with actor sean penn. nbc's jacob rascon has details. >> reporter: it plays like the telenovela that made kate del castillo famous. a larger than life cartel leader on the run, seemingly smitten with a mexican mega star. planning secret meetings in the mountains. in a series of text messages intercepted by the mexican government, joaquin el chapo guszman reaches out to tell castillo. i am very eager to meet and

become great friends. you are the best in the world. i will take care of absolutely everything. it's so moving that you say you will take care of me, del castillo replays. no one has ever taken care of me. thank you. i am free next weekend. later guzman seems to obsess over which cell tone to buy her as a surprise, preferably a pink phone. and writing to his attorney, tell kate that when she comes we will drink tequila and dance. tell her just like that. >> who wouldn't want a pink phone? nbc news has contacted del castillo and her lawyer for comment. meanwhile jacob rascon reports el chapo didn't even know who sean penn was and had to look him up on the internet. let's get down to business with cnbc's landon dowdy. good morning, landon. >> hi there, gigi. good morning to you, as well. wall street will try to crawl back from wednesday's sell-off in what's been a dismal start to the year. the drop-off came despite early gains sparked by positive data from china and the bounce in oil

prices. the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 are in correction territory, down 10% from recent highs. investors worried about earnings, jpmorgan reports today, and oil prices and the global economy. al jazeera america is shutting down in april less than three years after its much-celebrated launch. the cable news network owned by qatar based al jazeera suffered from low ratings, management issues, and a lack of advertisers, as many as 700 people could lose their jobs. meanwhile, pope francis will meet with google chairman eric schmidt at the vatican on friday. while the pope doesn't own a computer, he's not my ef about the power of technology. he once said the internet is a gift from god. back over to you, gigi. >> who knew it was holy. thanks, landon. in sports, then there was one. the smu mustangs remain the only undefeated division i men's basketball team. heisman trophy winning running back derek henry is the national

champion alabama crimson tide inspired his classmates to overwhelm previously undefeated south carolina with the final 'bama 73, south carolina 55. a nail biter in norman as oklahoma barely hangs on against instate rival oklahoma state 74-72. next to a hot one in greenville with a fired up clemson taking on number nine duke, who's won five in a row the tigers managed to battle and take this one 68-63. the golden state warriors took one on the chin from the 15 and 24 denver nuggets snapping a seven game winning streak. not even steph curry's 38 could save them from a 112-110 denver win. after losing the national championship to alabama along with his undefeated season, clemson head football coach has something to smile about. he becomes the first acc coach to be honored with the paul bear bryant coach of the year award named in honor of the late alabama coaching legend. a new report on which foods could help many men replace viagra of all things.

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let's call this one a major ice breaker. in buffalo, new york, that car that we showed you a couple days ago that became encased in ice. after being hit by the waves from lake erie this week it's now free. workers covered the car in ice melting cass yum. they were then able to pull it out with a tow truck leaving behind the encasement. look how thick that ice was. let's talk about alex. alex yesterday became a very rare january subtropical storm. our first named sis tell. the "a"-named storm of our hurricane season in 2016 that starts by the time we get in june. it's located well out here, far in the atlantic. it's not going to affect anyone. but it's just kind of that rare thing the water still just barely warm enough for this to be classified as a subtropical storm. we've had a couple of these in the past. this is the first one since 1978

to form in january and the fourth recorded january storm. the second earliest a-named storm. there was one back in 1938 that became a hurricane. and something like this happens out of hurricane season about once every ten years. so it's not a complete hairty. as far as our weather in the lower 48, still cold in many spots. the thing to watch is this rainstorm now starting in the gulf of mexico. not so much today southern portions of coastal louisiana will get a little bit. also northern portions of florida. as we go throughout friday soaking rains go through alabama, mississippi, southern half of georgia and then florida could deal with some pretty strong thunderstorms friday afternoon. friday night to saturday morning mid-atlantic but then it's trending offshore so we could get a pretty decent forecast as we go towards saturday in new england. it was looking very rainy. now it's not looking too bad. >> okay el nino giving us storms in january is not good. but i will take that, bill thank you. massive inferno at an oklahoma oil well that destroyed 22 oil tankers at a continental resources site leaving behind more than $20 million worth of

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now to your "first look" at this morning's "scrambled politics." television star is all quacked up about ted cruz. duck dynasty star phil robertson has endorsed ted cruz saying he has all of his unique qualifications. >> is he or she godly? can he or she love us? can he or she do the job? finally would they kill a duck, put up a pot and make a good duck gumbo. >> is that an endorsement you want? meanwhile cruz is answering questions about a "new york times" report saying he failed to disclose a loan during his 2012 senate bid. that loan for just under $500,000 came from goldman sachs where, of course, cruz's wife heidi is a managing director on leave. cruz says the matter was due to a quote, filing error, and that his family's finances are not complicated. on a lighter note, hillary clinton sat down with lifetime tv and described how she and

bill spend date night together. >> it's usually a movie, and dinner. but now a lot of our time is spent with our granddaughter. so even when we've got time together, it may not be to go out so much as to go in to new york, or stop in new york and see charlotte. >> normally on that show the interviewees are barefoot. i wonder if they gave hillary an exemption. clinton may want to spend some quiet time at home instead of attacking rival bernie sanders. the vermont senator's campaign says it's seen a surge in contributions since those attacks started. with $1.4 million raised since just tuesday this week. on "the tonight show" jimmy fallon had some fun with sanders' recent rise. >> new polls found that bernie sanders is now ahead of hillary clinton among democrats in both iowa and new hampshire, and even hillary's lead in national polls is dwindling. i don't want to say hillary is obsessed but this morning she was spotted shouting into a

volcano, you said we had a deal! >> that's your morning dish of "scrambled politics." in washington i'm joined now by political reporter erin mcpike. good morning, erin. thanks for joining us. >> good morning, thank you. >> so there's clear political infighting, as you know, among the republican party following south carolina nikki haley's response to the state of the union, and trump's response to her. so what kind of fireworks can we expect to see at tonight's debate, do you think? >> well, actually i think that the bigger fireworks are going to be between ted cruz and donald trump at this point, because those two have been going after each other. we expected that they would go after each other in the last debate in december, and then ted cruz backed off. but he has really been stepping up his attacks over the past week, because donald trump has not been letting up. and we know that ted cruz is very smart and can prepare for a punch very well. so i think ted cruz might come out ahead tonight. >> let's talk about those attacks. the birther argument trump has been using against ted cruz really seems to be making an impact with some voters awful a

sudden. what are you hearing? >> i think that's true. it's because ted cruz is finally getting this very intense look by the media. he was ignored for much of 2015. and finally as people are turning in to his record they know that there's more things to look at. you talked about that $500,000 loan that he didn't disclose. this is going to be a tough month for ted cruz, because he is in the best position in iowa, and this is when all those attacks start raining down on him. >> all right we'll find out more tonight. on the democratic side bernie sanders, of course, edging closer to clinton in iowa. how much should her campaign be sweating right now? >> well, they should be worried about losing iowa and new hampshire. and of course iowa is the state where insurgents can always break out. it's the first one. it's where barack obama won in 2008. and even though bernie sanders is doing better in the polls in new hampshire, the fact that he's on the rise in iowa should be really concerning to her. now obviously is it going to stop her from winning the nomination? no. but she may very well lose those first two states, and that could

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during charades on "the tonight show" khloe kardashian couldn't get danny devito to guess the right word. >> tv. >> how do you know? >> i know. >> i think a lot of people know, yeah.

>> do it again. >> okay. >> oh, i know what this is. >> do you? >> yeah. >> okay, sexy. >> oh, danny. their team did end up winning when chloe correctly guessed gold digger but of course having kanye as a brother-in-law might have given her a leg up on that one. on the late late show pop star adele took us back to the '90s. >> didn't you used to have parties? >> yeah on my own. i mean my tenth birthday -- >> who were you? >> ♪ ♪ tell me what you want what you really really want ♪ i want to know >> what a showcase of her talent. >> yeah. >> can we name all five spices? >> oh, please don't make me. posh is the famous one. >> of course. >> the ones people forget, baby, and scary.

poor baby and scary. >> 40, of course. >> 42. >> i think that's all five. >> this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. [ chanting ] >> i feel like i'm at a one direction concert. >> jackpot. powerball friendsy hits chino hills, california, as crowds swarm the 7-eleven that sold one of last night's three winning tickets. it's also a good time to call anyone you know in tennessee and florida. now also breaking this morning, under attack the indonesian capital of jakarta rocked by a series of explosions and gunfire. the big question this morning is whether isis was involved. plus another big rally for donald trump once again saying things that donald trump can only say. >> you know what? i want to show the tremendous

crowds that we get. that we're kicking ass together. we're all kicking ass. all kicking ass. >> the republican front-runner apparently doing more than taking names. we'll have the latest from battle ground, florida. plus clinton versus sanders gets even hotter. it's 5:30 on the east coast, 2:30 out west, this is "way too early." good morning, it's thursday january the 14th, i'm louis burgdorf. we begin with breaking news out of jakarta where police say at least seven people were killed when militants set off a series of explosions and waged gun battles with police in the commercial heart of the indonesian capital this morning. at least four of the alleged attackers were among the dead