dearborn is home of the royals baseball team. those winning lottery numbers? they match the hall of famers, brett, leonard, the powerball was wilson, the one outlyer, bo jackson, the first athlete to be named an all-star in two major american sports, baseball and football. number 23, gubiza, announcer, heard the theory all day. >> i hope it is because they like the six in kansas city history. >> reporter: and while it is a coincidence, the baseball spring training is in arizona, where the other ticket was sold, at this suburb outside phoenix. again, the question here? who bought the winning ticket. >> yeah, yeah, this is excellent, i'm so surprised. it is wonderful, i would like to know who it is, because you know, fountain hills is a pretty small town and you know most everybody. >> reporter: there are strong indications here that the ticket sold here went to a local family. the wife bought it, ten dollars for the ticket. she has been unemployed. actually had a job interview today. she didn't go. a press conference is planned at the local high school here tom

welcome to dearborn, missouri, a small farming community, population, just 496. and possibly home to one of america's newest multimillionaires. >> we want to know who won. that's about it. >> reporter: at cook's corner cafe, a place where everybody knows your name, everyone seems to be staring at each other a little closer today. >> this is the biggest thing that's ever happened in dearborn. >> reporter: in a town this small, word travels quickly. one man even claiming on his facebook that he's the winner, but until an official announcement is made, the mystery is growing. >> could be anybody, so, we're just waiting to find out. it's so exciting. >> reporter: the winning powerball ticket sold here at trex mart, the only gas station in town. >> it would be neat if it's somebody here in town that we know. >> reporter: there are already dreams of that very lucky person helping to make dearborn better. >> i hope it's somebody local that will do something good in this town. >> reporter: the possibility of one neighbor's extremely good fortune, enough to raise good spi

dearborn is but 35 miles north of kansas city, home of the royals baseball team. those winning lottery numbers, they match royals hall-of-famers, brett, gubiza, jackson, leonard, quisenberry, the powerball was wilson. the one outlier, bo jackson. while not a baseball hall-of-famer, he was the first athlete to be named an all-star in two major american sports, baseball and football. number 23, gubiza, now a major league announcer, has heard the theory all day. >> i hope it's because they really liked us six the most in kansas city history. >> and while it's an odd coincidence, the baseball team's spring training is in arizona where the other winning lottery ticket was sold, at this chevron station in fountain hills, a suburb 26 miles outside of phoenix. again, the question here, who bought the winning ticket? >> yeah. yeah. this is excellent. i'm so surprised. it's wonderful. i'd like to know who it is because, you know, fountain hills is a pretty small town and you know most everybody. >> that was nbc's kerry sanders reporting. >>> well, elsewhere, despite america

dearborn, missouri. never heard of it, but now you have. for the next few hours, maybe the next few days, that will be the most famous place in this state as we a wait to find out who that winner or the winners are. now, this is what the tickets look like here in the state. yesterday, nationwide, they were selling 130,000 of these power ball tickets an hour. 160 million sold just yesterday. this is mine. worth nothing as you now know. but that winner is somewhere out there with this incredible sum of money. the largest ever in this type of lottery. and it will be split two ways. but you're probably wondering, because you didn't win and you kind of want to know, who gets a cut of what. the government's actually reach out and take a portion of this and so the winners wiped out really with about 25% at the end of the day of the total take. here in missouri, the state will take about 4% in taxes. in arizona, about 5% this taxes. plus there's the federal taxes that are all involved. but really at the end of the day, who is complaining. when you

it's not dearborn, it's dearburn. >> dearburn, missouri. >> reporter: there you go.nk we got it. >> kerry sanders there to meet the hills coming up and a very lucky 6-year-old who will be probably getting a pony for christmas, i'm sure. thanks. >>> just a half hour from now, president obama is expected to give remarks from pennsylvania. it's the next step in his campaign to generate public support for his plan to tackle the fiscal cliff. now, while at a toy manufacturing company, the president is expected to play hardball. white house official telling nbc news he'll call on congressional republicans to stop holding the middle class hostage. traveling with the president, nbc news correspondent mike viqueira. what are you hearing about how the president's words are going to be framed today? >> reporter: well, thomas, the election may be over, but the campaign goes on. and the president comes here to hatfield. i think i have that right, pennsylvania. we're just outside philadelphia. just heard the choppers landing outside. the president should be here shortly. he's goin

>>shepard: she wanted to get back did dearborn and get life back to normal. >>guest: that will not happen. that will not happen. >>shepard: i know because i looked at video, there were rough times long the way? >>guest: there was quite a few rough times. don't get me wrong, we have had a great run with it and we did a lot of good things since that time but the big question mark, you don't know what tomorrow will bring. with some of the people that come out of the woodwork. you hear about that. i still get letters eight years later. certainly not in the same amount, but these people are in for a tough road. i wish them all the best. if i can help them in any way i would love to do that. there is in book. there is in guide to tell these people what to do and how to do it. everyone else has a vested interest in what they do with mrs. hill, mr. and mrs. hill. the other winner potentially when they come out, you need someone that is impartial to help you guide that path they will be on for the reminder of their lives. >>shepard: is life pretty good? >>guest: life

now, dearborn, missouri, is about an hour north of kansas city.kansas city and saint joseph. mark hill, he works at saint joe's during the night. and his wife actually had a job interview yesterday that she ditched out on. understandably, because she won the lottery. and just to put this in perspective for you guys. the town of dearborn, missouri. their annual budget is about $800,000 to $900,000. so that means essentially with this money they could pay the town's bills for the next century. that's a lot of money. reporting here in dearborn, missouri. >> they could even rent the town for like 00 years. >> job interview? know need for that anymore. still ahead on "starting point," a first glimpse of next year's hot new cars, new electrics, and hybrids, and favorites getting a makeover. we'll take you live to the l.a. auto show. >> and the album that changed the music business and made michael jackson a superstar. "thriller" released on this date 30 years ago. of course the highest selling album ever. >>> it is our first glimpse of the latest in car

dearborn is but 35 miles north of kansas city, home of the royals baseball team. those winning lottery numbers? they match royals' hall of famers, brett, gubiza, jackson, leonard, quizenbury. the one outlier, bo jackson. while not a hall of famer, he was the first athlete to be named all-star in two american sports, baseball and football. number 23, gubicza, now a major league announcer, has heard the theory all day. >> i hope it's because they liked 6 the most in kansas city history. >> reporter: while it's an odd coincidence spring training is in arizona where the other winning lottery ticket was sold at this chevron station in fountain hills, a suburb 26 miles outside phoenix. again, the question here, who bought the winning ticket? >> yeah, yeah. this is excellent. i'm so surprised. it's wonderful. i'd like to know who it is because, you know, founden hills is a pretty small town. and you know most everybody. >> everyone's waiting to hear who it is. that's nbc's kerry sanders reporting. >>> elsewhere, despite american objections, the united nations general ass

he is in dearborn, missouri.re you hearing about how the hill family plans to spend all that money? >> reporter: i was going to say, meet the new missouri millionaire, meet the two guys craig and jay that didn't win a dime. they still say they're trying to figure out how to spend all the money. we're in their quiet neighborhood, not used to the kind of excitement they've seen over the last couple of days. the hills are trying to figure out what they'll do. they do know they'll set up for college funds with grand kids, theses, nephews, a scholarship in the local school district, they'll also donate to charities. they've adopted a young girl from china, so one of those will be an adoption charity. otherwise they say they'll just try to get back to normal, but i think they're beginning to realize normal will be much different at this point. when you talk to people around town, what they'll tell you is it cooperate have happened to a better couple and a better family. these are two people who have really struggled ov

nbc kerry sanders in dearborn, missouri. we will learn the identity of the state's multimillionaire in a number of hours. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, savannah. actually, the officials have now told me the name, it is out there, 51-year-old cindy hill and her 52-year-old husband, mark. her name precedes his because she is the one that bought the ticket, but there's no question they're going to share the money, say they're going to share it with their three adult children, with their nieces and nephews, and going to share it with their six-year-old adopted daughter a china. she already has one request. she would like a pony. the winning numbers were on a $10 ticket. dearborn is the small town where everyone knows everyone. and where this woman who asked we not use her last name told us her daughter-in-law bought five tickets for ten dollars, waited until late thursday morning to check the numbers. >> she goes out to the car. says i guess we'll check it. she was looking at it. and she says is that a five or a six?

jenna joins us from dearborn, missouri.here everyone knows each other. i bet you are all buzzing about this this morning. >> everybody is buzzing in this town. i mean, it's a small town, so news definitely travels fast. we talked to neighbors, they say that the winners this morning are mark and cindy hill. they've lived in this area for several years. they bought the ticket yesterday with about four other people. now, this area, dearborn missouri is about an hour from kansas city. mark hill works nights in saint joe and actually cindy hill, she had a job interview yesterday, which she ditched out on on the last minute, understandably, because she won the lottery. they just adopted a daughter. they have several kids here in the area and many people that we spoke with, they say that they deserve every single penny of this jackpot here. so after taxes, they're expected to get about $300 million from everybody is anticipating how are they going to spend all of this money. zoraida, back to you. >> all right. so we want to put th

one of the two winning tickets for the $87 million jackpot was sold in dearborn, missouri. facebook that he is the one. but all we can confirm so far is that the ticket was purchased at a gas station/convenience store just north of kansas city. and the second winning ticket was purchased at gas n go market near scottsdale, arizona, but the ticket holder may be all the way across the country. that's right. this is surveillance video at an exxon station in upper marlboro, maryland. shows a man who purportedly just found out he won. the clerk and several customers say the elated man, who appears to be a construction worker, had all six winning numbers. that's right. all six winning numbers and said he purchased the ticket in arizona. he got a full tank of gas and left. so we still don't know who he is. but he did look really excited. >> yeah, that wasn't, a, ooh, i just won $4 moment. that was a moment, oh, my life just changed. maybe it is him. you love to see that kind of money not to someone who's already wealthy or won before. >> look at his face. look at his reaction. >>

>> the winning ticket in missouri was purchased at the only gas station in the town of dearborn. many believe a local man bought it if that is try he would be the richest person in a small farm of 500. we'll find out for sure around 9:00. if it is him he could probably buy the entire town. >> looks like a relative of mine. maybe a relative of yours too. >> sure. >>> next the warning about a popular drug and what you wouldn't expect to find in the bottle. >>> the money that may be coming to you if you bought a new tv or laptop. >>> we are tracking the storm, here's what it is showing now, widespread rain across the bay area don't see yellows now for intense rain we did see rain coming down in san francisco along the embarcadero. mike will have more coming up, >>> welcome back. live doppler 7 hd we are seeing heavier rain moving along 80 into san francisco down into the heart of the bay we are getting the pounding from this storm right now. you can see yellows even oranges that's moderate to heavy rain moving through the bay area earlier. now we are just getting waves and waves of

the other at a trex mart in dearborn, missouri, about 35 mimes north of kansas city. have to split the $587 million jackpot. right now nbc's kerry sanders is on his way to dearborn to see if he can crack the code of who the lucky winner is there. he joins me by phone. kerry, i know you are trying to find out the identities and make fast friends with either of these ticketholders, specifically in missouri. what have you found? >> reporter: yeah, well, you know, we're apparently going to have to wait to find out the identity. that's probably smart on the person who's won this money or if it's a group ticket, you know, it might be a group of people. because their lives have to be put in order before they come forward. it's a tremendous amount of money meaning there's going to be a lot of people who want a piece of whoever this person is. and so at this point we don't know who it is. there are wonderful rumors running throughout the community. and certain ideas of how the numbers may have been chosen. now, i am going to tell you about an odd correlation of numbers. this d

congratulations to the hills of dearborn, missouri. >> no doubt.s. >>> our top three trades focusing on stocks making huge moves this month. abercrombie and fitch is certainly one of them up 50%. dr. jay, we haven't forgotten about you. >> i didn't think you did. but i would give mark and cindy just some quick advice. take that money all in one lump sum now because of the tax changes. all right. abercrombie and fitch these guys have cut back on the expansion of the stores. that's worked out marvelously. there is still a potential takeout candidate. and their overseas brands in europe and the uk also doing very well. i still like the up side in the name. >> how about j.c. penney is making a big move as most of you probably know. it's in the other direction. dropping 25% this month. steve, i bet you knew that. >> yeah. i don't know what to say anymore about this. it's just going to keep going the same way. >> look at the smiles. >> this is a one way street. i'm smiling because of you. but it's on a one way street down. here is the best thing you can

one in dearborn, missouri, population 500. and the winner or winners will be revealed at a news conference tomorrow. my goodness. they could all win and still have millions. the second winning ticket was sold at a convenience store in fountainville, arizona. so far, nobody has come forward to claim that ticket. >> everybody in that town could retire. maybe they will. who knows? >> you kind of hope it's a group of 20. it's too much money for one person. >>> lots of lives going to be different around here, because you're gonna need an umbrella or you'll be really miserable. it is wet. it is windy. 62-mile-per-hour wind gusts at mountain diablo. but that's high. san rafael, 45 miles per hour. san francisco airport, 36 miles per hour. half moon bay clocking in at 29. here is that shot i showed you about six minutes looking. san rafael, mill valley, fairfax, all getting very heavy rainfall. and look at all of that rain to the north! that still has to move through before wave no. 2 clears out. there is just a tremendous amount of ra

the winning ticket was sold here at trex mart, the only gas station in the farming community of dearborn. >> that's it. >> reporter: residents are eyeing each other. wondering if their neighbor is now rich. >> it would be neat if it was someone here in town, that we know. >> reporter: this man says his father is the winner. >> i got a phone call this morning. and he was almost stoic sounding. it was us. >> reporter: mark hill announced on facebook that he's the winner. but everyone will keep guessing about the missouri and arizona winner until official word from the lottery. rob and sunny? >> that is incredible. abc's tahman bradley live in washington. thanks, tahman. >>> and there's plenty more powerball coverage coming up on "good morning america." we have live reports from both maryland and missouri, coming up on the show starting at 7:00 eastern time. >>> in other news this morning, president obama will visit a suburban philadelphia toy factory today, hoping to win public support for his plan to avoid that so-called fiscal cliff. but on capitol hill, talks there have pretty much hit

one winning ticket was sold in dearborn, missouri; another at a convenience store in a phoenix suburbe holder of that ticket has yet to come forward but we'll find you. >>> a so-called secret santa is giving away $100 to victims of the hurricane sandy. the man declines to give out his name. he carefully selects his stops. he said the giveaway is not about the money but random acts of kindness. >>> coming up your weather forecast and in sports, sending home the stars. the san antonio spurs decision to play their back up in a game against the heat draws ire of the fans and the nba commissioner. e heat draws ire of the fans and the nba commissioner. ps that will make it drop over, and over again. ♪ from jammin' jerk chicken, to creamy gouda bisque. see what's new from campbell's. it's amazing what soup can do. >>> here's a look at the weather in some cities around the country. partly sunny in new york 44 degrees. partly sunny with a chance of a shower in miami 78. same deal in chicago 50 degrees. partly cloudy in dallas 72. mostly cloudy in l. a. with showers 68 degrees. let's check your

the other winning ticket for powerball sold in dearborn, missouri.inners haven't come forward so we don't know how many people are splitting the prize. the jackpot reached $580 million before last night's drawing. and with the powerball saga being the talk of the nation, californians may feel left out. but a vote came down to sell starting lottery tickets in california in april. cbs 5 reporter anne makovec reports. >> every week twice a week super lotto, megaand even fantasy also. i try my luck. >> reporter: there is no shortage of dreamers in california. >> we give like 10 bucks a month and then we combine it. >> reporter: and we just had a winner in the bay area. ocean supermarket in milpitas sold a $14 million super lotto plus ticket in september and today, the state announced the winner's name, tyne nguyen. the store gets a half percent or $70,000. >> she is lucky. i hope the next will be me. [ laughter ] >> reporter: and soon there will be a new game in town, the one that's had people lining up for days, powerball, the multi- state lottery. last

there are two winning tickets, one was sold at a gas station in dearborn, missouri, north of kansas citye other at a store outside phoenix. we don't know who won, but each ticket is worth about $135 million after taxes. now, we want to show you a picture that has gone viral. more than 400,000 facebook users have liked it, and, frankly, we liked it, too. this is new york city police officer larry deprimo with a homeless man he found bare foot one cold november night. deprimo, 25 years old, with two orars on the force, used his own money to buy the man a pair of all-weather boots and thermal socks. a tourist snapped the picture and our john miller talked to officer deprimo today. >> i went up to him and i said, "buddy, where are your socks? where are your shoes? and he's like, "it's okay, officer, i never had a pair of shoes." and it took me back a few. >> reporter: people just don't do this kind of thing because it occurred to them out of a bolt of lightning. you're a father or your mother said something to you a long time ago that you've carried with you. do you know what that is? >> the

one in dearborn, missouri the other in fountain hills, arizona.he there will be a news conference to announce the missouri winner tomorrow apparently. the winners could take the a lump sum payment of about 192 million dollars each before taxes. so if you don't have the winning power ball numbers, no problem. here are 3 residence why it may good that you didn't win the lotter lottery. lotto winners may more likely to file for bankruptcy particularly in year 3 to 5 after winning the jack pot. winning the jackpot won't make you any happier. happiness is linked to long-term personal income because it's earned therefore considered legitimate. financially you don't throw your money away on losing tickets. remember the odd of winning the jackpot are more than 1 in 175 million dollars. i'm reminded of johnny consider son old line money doesn't buy happiness. >> true. >> sure can lease it for awhile. >> i would be willing to assume the risk of 192 million dollars and just. >> see how it guess. >> be a human study for sneevrn your one ticket away my friend.

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someone who purchased their ticket a thousand miles away at an unassuming truck stop in the town of dearborn, missouri. >> yes, we sold the winner. >> employees were buzzing about the news thursday. >> this machine would have been the one that did it. >> reporter: according to cbs affiliate kc tv, mark hill may be the local resident but officials haven't confirmed that. hill's son claims his dad has the winning ticket. >> i'm very happy for him. he has worked very hard in his life and he won't have to anymore. >> just being close to something so valuable is quite a thrill. >> it's just awesome that one of us could have touched that ticket, you know. that's what makes it so awesome. >> reporter: now arizona's winner has until may 27th to claim his fortune. and lottery officials say that whoever it is should sign the ticket, keep it safe, contact them and probably a very good financial adviser. charlie and norah? >> dean reynolds, thank you. >>> u.n. general assembly voted 138-9 yesterday to recognize palestine as an independent state. didt does not make them a full u.n. member but does provid

the winning ticket in missouri was purchased at the only gas station in the town of dearborn many believeoks happy. >> he did. he will be very popular if he won. >> next, health alert the warning about a popular drug >>> welcome back many we are on storm watch, live doppler over last three hours waves of heavier rain, yellows, originals moving through the east and south bay now. -- wind advisory for the north bay until 7:00, santa cruz mountains east bay hills going to last until 11:00 gusts 50 to 55 miles per hour could get up to 70 at higher elevations one of the reasons why we are dealing with thousands without power and some of our bridges also without power flash flood watch through the weekend for the north bay where we are going to get possibly four to eight inches of rain san francisco the coast down to the santa cruz mountains where we could get up to eight to 10 inches of rain there. don't forget, the surf is very rough until tomorrow morning we could get seas up to 19 feet and dangerous rip currents. >>> power outages at the bay bridge, richmond san rafael and carquinez bridge,

the other in dearborn, missouri, north of kansas city. not winning ticket holders are individuals each individual takes the lump sum option of $38 5 million, that is for both so each would have $193 million. prior to taxes. which is greater than the estimated net worth of kanye, and eli manning, and johansson combineed. trace has the news live in washington. account winners remain anonymous can you? >>trace: they can remain anonymous in five states. but in missouri and arizona, they are not among the states so barring a back door legal maneuver we will find out the winners' name and the winners' hometown. the lottery recommends you take a little time, you think about some plans, practice telling your family "no" and you come forward and you celebrate. in arizona there is no power wall in california, utah, and nevada so the winner in arizona may not be from arizona because people were flooding over to see if they could play with that jackpot. arizona gets $25,000, the store that sold the ticket and in missouri they get $50,000, and that is

and alex perez is in the small town of dearborn, missouri, where one lucky man is about to go publichis good fortune. good morning, alex. >> reporter: well, george, good morning. within hours, the big mystery in this teeny, tiny town could be over. officials will announce who holds that ticket today. if you ask anyone around town here, they'll tell you they already know. it's a factory worker named mark hill. the avalanche of speculation began when this man, mark hill, updated the status on his facebook account late thursday, writing, we are truly blessed. we are the lucky winners of the powerball. within hours, his facebook page went dark. but his family began celebrating. telling abc news, hill is the big winner. >> he's worked very hard in his life and he won't have to anymore. >> just shocked. i mean, just -- i thought we were all going to have heart attacks. >> reporter: hill's mother says he and his wife, cindy, have three grown sons and an adopted daughter from china. she said the couple had been struggling financially. >> she has been without a job for a long time. >> reporte

cindy and mark hill of dearborn, missouri. if i can get that out. let's hear what they had to say on winning. >> we'd like to take all the kids to disney, but jayden has always wanted to go to the beach. so we may go someplace where she can put her toes in the sand. jayden, what did you want for christmas? >> pony. >> of course she wanted a phone any. my daughter asked for the same thing. they did tell her no. wonderful people. great to see it. >> that's nice. >> my favorite story from the week was the new york city cop who took time out of his day and money out of his wallet to buy a homeless guy a pair of shoes. just really nice. didn't know he was being photographed. someone snapped a photograph. it was pretty heartwarming. >> very sensitive. my favorite story of the week was when hector comacho, very sad. but then a comic thing when his girlfriend pulled back the veil and gave him a kiss which annoyed his girlfriend sitting in the front row. a food fight started. the sisters jumped in. it was like real housewives of boxing going at it. it was a

it was bought in dearborn, missouri.he other winning ticket was bought in phoenix, arizona, but so far the winner has not come forward. >> greta: a shocking turn of events tonight, for the first time the u.n. voting to recognize the state of palestine, causing a celebration in the west bank, but israel and the united states are not celebrating. they both tried but failed to block the u.n. move. former u.n. ambassador john bolton joins us. nice to see. could this have been prevented? >> absolutely. this is a reflection of the obama administration to take this issue seriously. it was demonstrated last october when the palestinian authority was made a member of the u.n. scientific and cultural organization, when it never should have been. palestine is not a state. that's a fact. when the u.n. engages in this kind of activity it shows a real lack of administration commitment to stop it from happening. >> greta: what does it mean as a practical purpose? >> it has a couple of practical implications. the first is the general as

this is a ticket that was bought at that convenience store in dearborn, missouri, shep. we just contacted the lotto officials and they have confirmed that a winning ticket has been submitted. now, a local station in kansas city says they have identified the winner singular. but now the lottery officials tell us there are actually winners, plural. either way they are going to hold a news conference told, 11:00 local time at a high school near where that ticket was bought. unclear if the winners will be on hand but the lottery appears very confident tonight, shep, that they do have the winning ticket and they tell us there is more than one person attached to that ticket. shep? >> shepard: no matter how many on those top tickets, trace there are a lot of new millionaires. >> yeah. there were 8 tickets that were worth $2 million. there were 58 tickets that matched all five of the white numbers. and those tickets are worth a million dollars each. i mean, that's a lot of new millionaires. including one guy from indianapolis. he bought his ticket a couple of days ago. he says t

a 52-year-old mechanic, mark hill, and his wife cindy were introduced in dearborn, just north of kansas city. cindy hill said she couldn't believe at first that their ticket was a winner. >> i didn't have my glasses and i was thinking is that the right numbers, is that the right numbers. and i was shakingment and i called my husband. i said i think i'm having a heart attack. and i drove to my mother-in-law's house to let her verify what i had thought i had seen. and that's what it was. >> sreenivasan: the hills opted for a lump sum payment. after taxes, that comes to $136 million. there's been no official word on who holds the other winning ticket. it was sold in arizona, but a surveillance camera at a convenience store in maryland recorded this man on thursday, checking the numbers and apparently discovering he's the other winner. he did not give his name. wall street had a quiet ending to the week. the dow jones industrial average gained three points to close at 13,025. the nasdaq fell one point to close at 3,010. for the week, the dow gained just a fraction of a percent; the nasdaq r

cindy and mark hill of dearborn, missouri. they bought five tickets. one was a winner.s a red camaro. maybe they can follow this guy's lead. a true secret santa handing out $100 bills to sandy victims on

nbc news learned the identity of the first winning ticket holders, a couple from dearborn, missouri. and is this video of the other winner at the very moment he

. >> in dearborn, michigan, terry and donna mcnally are barely holding on.lost his sales job in august. the condo they bought 15 years ago is worth less than their mortgage, and 40% of his 401(k) retirement savings is gone. donna is the main provider now... >> let me hear you count to ten. can you count to ten? >> one, two, three... >> running a day care center out of their home. >> both: seven, eight, nine, ten! >> are you here for joan? >> yes. >> terry considers himself fortunate to have found part-time work greeting the bereaved at a funeral home and making lattes at starbucks, >> it's tough, but i'm proud of him at his age to be doing what he's doing. >> the 401(k) drop was tremendous and is tremendous at this point in time. and that's where the savings was, you know? that's our hurt right now. >> we can't live our vision of our dream of retirement. that's the worst part. many people can't. [ticking] >> coming up, the 401(k) lobby says the plan is not the problem. it has let down tens of millions of people at the time they need the money the most. >> th

. >>> a dearborn, missouri couple winning the largest jackpot ever and the state's largest prize.matching all six numbers drawn to win the record $587 million prize. they spoke at a news conference earlier about what happened when they first found out they had won. >> i went by to see what the numbers were and i got back in my car and i didn't have my glasses. and i was thinking is that the right numbers? is that the right numbers? and i was shaking and i called my husband. i said i think i'm having a heart attack. anyway, i drove to my mother-in-law's house to let her verify what i thought i had seen. that's what it was. >> that is what it was. don't you hate it when you can't see, when your glasses aren't there? could this be the other big powerball winner. the man came in to this maryland gas station store yesterday and asked for the powerball numbers and discovered he had the winning numbers. man jumped up and down and grabbed his ticket and took off, only to return minutes later because he realized he needed gas. he told the cashier he was from maryland and a member of the mi

in missouri, officials say cindy and mark hill bought their tickets as a dearborn gas station.fficials will hold a news conference in just a little while. meanti meantime, a maryland man may have the other winning ticket which was bought in arizona. a cashier at a gas station says a man dressed in a construction uniform came in yesterday and asked for the number. when he told him the man confirmed it with other customers and then ran out. >>> the new york city police officer seen in this picture giving a pair of boots that he bought to a barefoot homeless man says it was a humbling experience. officer larry deprimo appeared on "today" this morning along with the woman who took this photo which went viral. the officer said what he saw that night was just unacceptable. >> the two things that really stuck out in my mind that night were just how cold it was and that this was the most polite gentleman i've ever met. i knew i had to help him. i really didn't think about the money. i just said, listen, there's an elderly man. he doesn't have shoes or socks on. i said i don't care what

if you happen to live in kansas city or near kansas city, 35 miles north specifically in dearborn at a convenience store, that is where one of the tickets was sold. one ticket was sold, we don't know if it was sold to jenna: plus a live report on new findings from the planet mercury. jenna: well, so far there have been few public signs of progress in talks to keep the nation from falling over that fiscal cliff. republicans agreeing in principle on the need to raise revenue, but democrats apparently offering very little in the way of specific spending cuts. house speaker john boehner not mincing words moments ago. >> first, despite the claims that the president support ors a balanced approach -- supports a balanced approach, democrats have yet to get serious about real spending cuts. and secondly, no substantive progress has been made in the talks between the white house and the house over the last two weeks. listen, this is not a game. jobs are on the line, the american economy is on the line, and this is a moment for adult leadership. jenna: well, on the other side of the aisle, sen

winning powerball tickets sold at a convenience store at dearborn, missouri, just outside kansas cityplit an estimated $88 million jackpot. that is the largest ever. pretty amazing. the winning ticket sold in arizona at a food store, right? >> a food store, and we have the name of it. it is the four suns food store in fountain hills, arizona. so, suzanne, anyone watching, if you have been to that convenience store, it's also a gas station, you are going to want to look at your ticket. i spoke to the store manager of that gas station, and he said he calls all of this simply unbelievable. you hear about people winning all the time, and you never actually think that you're going to be the one who sells it. now that this store is set -- has sold it, he is saying that he hopes he was one who actually did it. the lottery officials here in arizona are telling us that it was a $10 quick pick, and the person that was going to get this jackpot is going to have to split with that person in missouri. something else we should mention, though. okay. just because you now know that the big jackpot is

they say the winner is 52-year-old mark hill of dearborn, missouri, outside of kansas city.by the way has been unemployed. had a job interview scheduled for yesterday. she canceled. didn't shoup. possibly, yeah, possibly because she will claim 385 million divided in half after taxes. before taxes, pardon me, if she does the cash payout. guys? martha: we'll stay tuned for that. mike, thank you very much. bill: didn't quite give it to him. are those the numbers? martha: what are the numbers? match them up for me. bill: republicans say the president's plan does not stand a chance and today he is taking that pitch on the road. why the former house speaker newt gingrich says the plan is just a flat-out bad idea. open enrollment ends friday, december 7th. so now's the time to get on a path that could be right for you... with unitedhealthcare medicare solutions and plans including aarp medicarecomplete, insured through unitedhealthcare. call today to enroll. these medicare advantage plans can combine parts a and b, your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug

but the winning ticket sold in dearborn, missouri, has been confirmed. chances are the man may not be rurching to work tomorrow on saturday. probably another reason he is not show iing up. the guy may not be worried about the u.s. hitting the fiscal cliff. some owners may be watching negotiations on capitol hill. whether you're going to keep deducting your mortgage interest on your taxes. christine romans is in new york, following the story. christine, boy, the mortgage interest deduction is really part of what makes home ownership so appealing. >> absolutely. >> could that change everything? >> that guy is not going to need a mortgage. he will be paying cash. this will not apply to him. for the first time in a very long time, serious discussion about the mortgage interest deduction, how much it costs and whether it should be on the table. first of all, who gets it? 41 million americans get this mortgage issue deduction. the government is paying about $100 billion a year back to homeowners just for ownering their homes. so is that fair? some people are s

he bought the lucky ticket at a store in dearborn, missouri. that is outside kansas city.ght at a food mart near phoenix. ryan todd live at the exxon station in maryland. why are you in maryland? the arizona guy, he is actually in maryland? how did that work? >> reporter: well, suzanne, we're trying to put all these clues together. he is a mystery man at the moment. we believe, we believe, he may be the arizona winner. he was here yesterday at this store in upper marlboro, maryland, about midday, around 1:00. he comes in. surveillance video captures him coming in taking out his lottery tickets, checking them, asking the clerk to print out, i guess, something that would verify some kind of a copy from the machine in here, and the videotape shows him checking it and then asking the manager here again if this is a match, and the manager tells us that, yes, he told him it was a match, and on the videotape you see the guy exalting. he is checking it against -- is he asking witnesses there to kind of help him match it just to get another set of eyes on the ticket. then he is kin

who bought the ticket in dearborn missouri. son is already talking. >> i didn't win the lottery. he won it. he worked hard and will not have to work hard anymore. >> two winners will split the 588 million jackpot. we told you about this yesterday. this police officer who bought boots for a homeless guy in times square. it happened on november 14th . jennifer foster was visiting her boyfriend and took the picture. this is what she had to say about the picture that went around the world and touched so many people. >> i saw a new york police uniformed officer come toward the gentleman. he did not see me and he had boots in his hand . clearly said i have these all weather boots for you and let's take care of you. and the gentleman sat down against the wall and his face lift up. >> she also worked in law enforcement and she would understand what the benefit is to all of our community to have these police officers. we'll talk to that new york police officer larry deprimo. this is coming up at 8:50 today on the show. >> brian: he's al