so that guy's name is emill de leon.nd his guest was so remarkable i wanted to chat with him to ask him about it. so we got in touch with him. joing us now live via skype from his home in the bay area, emil de leon. hello, emil. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, jimmy. >> jimmy: congratulations. >> thanks. >> jimmy: i want to ask you a few questions. first of all, have you -- >> always been this good at solving puzzles? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. yeah. have you always been this good at solving puzzles? >> yes, i have, jimmy. it's just something i enjoy. >> jimmy: i see. and what -- >> what's going through my mind when i solved that puzzle with only the first two letters? >> jimmy: yeah. >> i was pretty unhappy. >> jimmy: now, i just have one more question. what does -- >> pat sajak smell like in real life? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah. that's exactly -- >> corn chips. he smells like corn chips. >> jimmy: well, that surprises me. i would have guessed prell. well, emil, thank you for -- >> for talking to you? >> jimmy: yes.

that is what emil got in the bonus round oochl they put up n and e. and i, everyone knew that word is new. >> and then neil called h, e, m, and o. >> nothing else was showing up they didn't put up anymore letters so i had to work. >> this looks tough to me. i don't know. you have ten seconds. keep talking. >> neil didn't panic. >> new, it's kind of what is baby. new baby? i was going to go for that. i worked off that b. >> new baby buggy. new -- oh. >> failing it on the first try. new baby buggy. how did he do it? he's a nursing student. >> what does a baby have? what does a in a baby's rom? >> he got $45,000 for the guess. you can watch every week night at 7:30 right here on abc7. >> i know. >> we have a winner the man won a # million chunk of the megamillions lottery jackpot. >> yes. he l and the first thing that came to mind is, "can i afford to go to the hospital?" now that i've got covered california, i know that if something happens to me that i'm covered. i'm in. [ female announcer ] everyone deserves health insurance. are you in? find free, co

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emile bernard turned to japanese and medieval art to find his answer-- flattened colors and simplified forms which sometimes verged on caricature. henri de toulouse-lautrec studied popular art forms, especially posters, to bring out the seamier side of the places of popular entertainment. living in a less prosperous district of the city, van gogh followed several artists to paint in paris' industrial outskirts. there were undoubtedly political commitments involved in this interest in the working-class quarters of paris. signac wrote in the anarchist journal la revolte that the neo-impressionists were bringing their witness to the great struggle which is taking place between the workers and capital. but across the political spectrum, artists of the 1880s became intrigued by the hybrid terrains in the outskirts of paris. it was here that the economic and social forces which were remaking the modern city lay momentarily exposed. in the images they produced, we can see the difficulties they eountered in making a modern art in this landscape. in a series of water colors, van gogh tried to r

. >> good afternoon emile crews while the lion share the phase one of our ssi p is happening in the southeast community clearly the sewer system will operates sfrarl to there are technical groups broke up by areas one is the mroont where there's a lot of work in the community other efforts like green infrastructure spread throughout the city that's critical for two thing one is that the representatives the entirety of the city because we're looking at having green infrastructure structures in each of the watershed by second of a tech ground we're having an green fray to compliment our sewer system more than any other utility in the country we're studying the effectness of those programs before we make a larger investment in the neighborhood of $400 million in the green infrastructure so the purpose of this committee it needs to be citywide and it needs to have a technical background from a technical prospective there are as mccain showed on her last slide we've had multiple website outreach and we'll continue those throughout the program this committee needs to be technical in nature for us t

. >> 17-year-old emil kraft is one of dozens of students enrolled in the state's program at lansing community college. >> if you look at this, what could be wrong with this system. >> today they're getting a lesson in megatronnics. >> i know there's a demand for these types of career option, being able to program robots. and it drew me in. >> it's that connection that michigan is hoping to achieve. career jump start was modeled after the german education system, which at times taylors learning to market demand. and organizers here believe that what works for the germans will also work here in michigan. right now, michigan's unemployment rate is 7.7%. governor rick snyder said that closing the talent gap is the single most important issue which could bring unemployment down by 1.5%. salaries for these skilled trades jobs can range from 5 to $100,000 a year. for kraft, who was a senior, the opportunities seem endless. >> that's what it has done, it has given me the opportunity to say, well, this is really something that i want to do with the rest of my life. and so far, it's something that i fo

was on the brain. >> had baby on the brain. >> reporter: pat say jack was so skeptical he frisked emil then he tweeted "most amazing solve in my 30 plus years on the show, no kidding." >> "l." >> reporter: the wheel has spun good fortune for lucky guessers before. in 2010 a fashion editor nailed it working with just one of 27 letters. >> i've got a good feeling about this. >> that's right. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: emil won $45,000 for that shot in the dark. what will he do with the money? now it's your turn to play. >> pay off school loans. >> reporter: good guess. for "good morning america," ryan owens, abc news, los angeles. >> oh, man. so let's see how good we are. rachel smith, you're our ringer. okay? >> great. >> put it up and see if we can guess. okay. >> a phrase. >> okay. >> finally. >> finally, that's good. >> finally spring! >> finally spring! >> finally friday. >> with one -- >> hey. >> nice teamwork. >> finally friday. >> do we have another one? >> it takes five. >> no, please. >> no mas. >> oh, we do. >> now -- >> now. >> now here with the weather. now for the

. >>> happy birthday to emile hersh, 29 years old, actor danny masterson, 38, and william h.rns 64. >>> i'm brian shactman. thank you for watching "early today." have a wonderful thursday. >> we are following breaking news. people dead, dozens injured after a suspected drunk driver plows into a crowd. what police are saying next. >> police, conflicting reports this morning as the search continues for the missing malaysian airlines flight, officials responding after reports that the plane's transponders were shut the off. >> crews are still out at the site of a massive building fire in san francisco, this time tearing it down. >> a live look on this thursday, downtown san francisco along the embarcadero. it's thursday, march 13th and this is "today in the bay." >>

. >> well, it helped emil is a nursing student who had just taken a pediatrics class. >> just amazingt won him? $45,000. pretty cool. >> this is one of the ideas that i guess goes with the times. using a gopro camera to shoot a crocodile up close. >> he took it down. a few good moments then he ate the camera. see ya. >> see ya. but i am so stuffed up, i can't rest. [ male announcer ] truth is, nyquil cold and flu liquid gels don't unstuff your nose. they don't? [ male announcer ] nope. they don't have a decongestant. really? [ male announcer ] really. alka seltzer plus night fights your worst cold symptoms, plus has a fast-acting decongestant to relieve your stuffy nose. [ inhales deeply ] alka seltzer plus. oh. what a relief it is. [ male announcer ] can't find theraflu, try alka seltzer plus for fast liquid cold and flu relief. are you about to spend that on paper towels? mom: well, i use bounty... kerri: ooo! use sparkle®... it's just right for cleaning up everyday little messes without cleaning out your piggy bank. sparkle®. the bright way to clean. ♪ i got dressed, fed the dog ♪

on will fortune wednesday, a contestant named emil turned to letters into $45,000.om, gave only a letter n and a e, on his first try, he guessed new baby buggy and took home the top prize. pat sajak later tweet did that it was the most amazing solve in his 30 plus years. >> watching wall street. and investors are seeing signs that the u-s economy is emerging from a winter chill. sending stocks higher yesterday. the boost was prompted in part by an increase in manufacturing. taking a look at the closing numbers. the dow was up 109 points. the nasdaq up nearly 12 points. and the s and p 500 gained 11 points. futures point to continued gains this morning. >> a vacaville man working at a wine warehouse in napa has been arrested after selling $400,000 worth of wine. 31 year-old jose pina was arrested tuesday. police investigated him as an inside job after about 4200 bottles went missing. at least 55 cases were edentulous found at a salon of county bond. police said the warehouse store bottles from several different won a race. >> still a o the kron4 wineries. maligned st

a guy named emill made it to the final round. >> it is a thing. you're a good puzzle solver but i don't know. you have ten seconds. keep talking, maybe the right thing will pop out. >> it's got to be new. >> new lace dress. >> new year -- >> new lace dress. >> new. >> maybe not even -- net. >> net gains. >> we don't know. >> so the other letters, can't even see that part. no other letters. >> e. >> it is a thing. >> it's a thing. >> yes. >> net gain. net -- new. new lace. >> there is a w there. >> she didn't pick it. >> i can't see. i'm sorry. >> what's the answer? >> what is the answer. >> let's go. >> new baby buggy. new baby -- new baby -- >> what? [ cheers and applause ] >> put your hands up. >> wait a minute, you got to be wired for something. you got to be cheating. he's teasing the guy. >> new baby buggy. that doesn't even make any sense. >> well, there are old ones too. but i mean, i couldn't -- who could know -- >> new baby buggy. >> how much money did he win? >> $43,000? $45,000. >> well, good for him. he looked as shocked as pat did. he

this, that if he had still been president perhaps he would have been able to calm things down and emilatehe situation in some way? >> reporter: let's put this in perspective. if you were to travel 20 minutes from my location to the edge of the city, you would think nothing was going on at all. the poor people of venezuela and the majority still support nicolÁs maduro because he was the hand-picked chosen successor of hugo chavez. now whether chavez was still alive, still president, would he be able to calm things down is another question. inplace is running 53%. there is a chronic shortage of toilet paper, rice, flour. students weren't big fans of chavez any way. but certainly the fact that maduro is not as charismatic as his predecessor might not help the situation. >> thank you. >>> ten days after italy's youngest ever prime minister took part, he is planning sweeping changes in. as we go back to lauren in our news center. >> reporter: matteo renzi tries to restore people's faith in the government. he's also proposing labor law reforms to make employment moves nor flexible. he has appro

and this was a collection of art of impressionist paintings by the swiss industrialist emil buehler. and once this came out, the national gallery never addressed it. it has never apologized, and it's just sort of like, you know, buried its head in the sand like an ostrich. and so now they are claiming to be so concerned about this issue, but my question to you is, number one, are you familiar with that issue, and number two, do you have any suggestions in terms of pressure that might be applied to have them, you know, address this issue? all they have to do is apologize -- >> host: all right, andy, we >> host: we get the point. robert edseled? >> guest: i don't know about the specific event but the issue o providence, which is a fancy way of saying who owned it previously, has come about since the late 1990s. i don't see kany point in scolding the galleries. i think we should focus on the problems we can fix. >> host: steven hall tweets in wonderful presentation. my history student are assigned to watch to movie. what do you think of the movie? >> guest: it is a challenge subject and

look at emil. go crazy, folks. go crazy. he won $45,000 and the admiration of millions. >> because that's not even a phrase that i even hear people use. >> i think people behind the board go, sounds good to me. new baby buggy. >> he got it. that's what counts. unbelievable. >> thank you there, josh. >> hey, today is the official first day of spring. you look like spring. >> i had to do it. thank you so much. i always say this looks like a peep. one of those candies from easter. that kind of gets you in the mood. this is the mood. so many people excited to see it. yes, spring officially on the calendar at least begins just before 1:00 p.m. eastern daylight time, so we're looking at the calendar and wondering, will it feel that way? from chicago to new england, some fresh snow. maybe not feeling that great but charming weather from dallas, sunshine at 73. bismarck, close to 60. washington, d.c. at 60. cincinnati, 55. we asked you, what do you do with this winter? well, some people saying i say good-bye. this little guy wonderi

in the obamas run on wednesday, contestant emil deleon of daly city was given only and n and an e. succumb the top prize. he answerehis anr earned him $45,000 during the ball is round. >> florida police said that one and walked away with an expensive piece of hulk hogan memorabilia has now returned. she stole one of the shoes. it was an autographed rassling issue. the woman was the visiting florida from michigan. if she took the shoot from the clearwater beach store on sunday. police said that the woman went back to michigan, got tthree friends in florida to return it. >> coming up on the kron 4 news. we are working on several development stores. the latest in ukraine. will have what the eu is doing. >> a mental see commando see noe deputy killed in the line of duty. we will hear from family court still reeling from the loss. >> starbucks is want had is from the loss. >> starbucks is want had is yeah help me find some mugs? sure. [ beep ] hey. okay. [ male announcer ] wake uph.a of folgers. ♪ the best part of wakin' up so, where do youwant to start? i think this i a pretty good pla

guy's name is emile. he gets it right on the first try. pat sajak has to frisk him to make sure.e guess was worth $45,000. >> rarely have i seen a story that has provoked natalie to become a conspiracy theorist. >> he had ten letters and two vowels that eliminates ten out of 26 letters. >> there's $45,000, not a lot on the line for "wheel of fortune." that's all i'm saying. >> are you calling into question pat sajak's veracity? >> not the sbeg gri. integrity. >> it's great publicity for the show. we're all talking about it. >> are you saying that? shock, shock! >> your chance to go on celebrity "wheel of fortune" just took a dive, sister. >> meanwhile, savannah was reminded she needs a new baby buggy soon. >> yeah. >> and that is what's "trending" today, we're back in 30 seconds. >> it's your birthday. take a look. >> no group has claimed responsibility. wouldn't we have had a claim by this point? >> we know how to do this if we give parents information, we can get them back on track. >>> all right. we're back on a day that could not come soon enough. this year, the start of spri

good morning, emil. i know you shot the show in january. how hard is it to keep that secret? said you got a 16 out of 16 or perfect score of 16 when you auditioned for the show. is this just a natural talent you've always had? >> yeah. i've been watching "wheel of fortune" since i was a kid. actually my first letters i learned were the prominent letters in "wheel of fortune." >> and i was one of the conspiracy theorists who said there's something pufishy goingn here. what do you want to say to those who said that? >> the people that know me, they know my skills as a puzzle solver. i've been playing online on twitter, on the video games, the apps, and i know that my skills prove that >>> very good friday morning to you. i'm laura garcia-cannon. police hope dramatic surveillance video will help them track down suspects in two separate armed robberies. if you look closely you see a student walking and at least one man in a hoodie pointing a gun at them. police think the same suspect held up three other students just a few minutes later off camera. >>> let's check that morning co