that's what happened here at christine the restaurant in inglewood new jersey. surveillance video capturing the scene of workers cheering, workers quitting and my personal favorite fla worker throwing the keys at the diner singing get your own car because i'm rich. it. it was quite the celebration lasting a total of 20 minutes good when they'll realize they didn't have the winning ticket from that lottery, but they had the winning numbers to the >> only two days a week. anthony delgado is senator russ andre tells me this hits you where it hurts but he tells me the viral attention he's getting now makes it all worth it. >> it's unbelievable. monday night on fox and today channel 2, channel 4 and channel 7. jimmy kimmel show. ellen degeneres. >> really? >> you might see me again. >> it was in the quick pick. the machine didn't pick that, they pick the numbers. i smell something here. i think there's something funny about this. i think they did it on purpose for publicity. >> everybody loves a lovable loser and misery loves company. we are all in it together. >> th

at least that's what the staff at the restaurant in inglewood new jersey saw. >> we were 28 millionaires. >> those five or ten or 20 >> reporter: saturday night the bartender got a text with what he thought was the winning numbers. the numbers, one after another, were matching there ticket. >> were high-fiving, were laughing, were crying, this was we didn't think about spending >> employees took their aprons off and threw them on the floor. i'm not watching any more dishes in this place. >> reporter: forty-two employees were all in on the pool. >> how much would you have each gotten? >> $42 million before taxes. >> reporter: for those 20 minutes you set i'm finished. he has been parking cars here for 20 years. when he thought he won, he quit. >> someone said go get my car. he said nope, i'm a millionaire now. >> reporter: the problem is those weren't the winning numbers on saturday night. those were the winning numbers on wednesday. reality hit after his wife told him to double check to be sure. sure enough, i went to the website and they were seven different numbers. everyone is back at

charlie, diego, moses, claudio, tony, mike, maybe some other in inglewood cliffs, new jersey. thank you for joining us. how are you holding up right now? >> we're ready to win. >> ready, jimmy. >> ready. >> ready to whose fault was this? everyone point to the person whose fault it was.e? you're the bartender and you read the numbers. where did you get the wrong numbers? >> from a friend of mine, texted them had tickets for us, me and him, and he sent me the wrong numbers from the powerball who is this friend? >> i don't want him to be named. >> jimmy: i'm sure. who organized the pool and got thell together? >> jimmy: how many did you buy, diego? >> like 270immy: how did you guys find out that they weren't the correct numbers, the winning numbers? >> well, 251:00 i called home. and i said -- my wife said to me, charlie, please just double-check the numbers.ite. i went to the powerball website. they had refreshed the numbers. sure enough, every number was knew we had a problem. >> jimmy: how long did you believe you were millionaires? how much timeght you'd won? >> 15, 20 minute

taught high school football across the river in inglewood, new jersey, an assistant coach at west point, and then for the new york giants. he was 45 years old before he got to green bay. then green bay tells so much about the magical nine years when he went from 45-year-old assistant coach to an american icon. winning five championship in those nine years, and the -- one part of it is that the football aspect of the book -- the book is about much more than football. it's about the m mythology of competition and success in american life, about leadership, about the collses, what it takes and what it costs. but the simple aspect of the book, the climax, is the icefall. new year's eve, 1967, minus 17 degrees, in green bay, packers against the cowboys. final drive, packers win in the last seconds. i had to endure a green bay winter to understand what that meant, and not only did that help me understand that, but it helped me understand the entire culture of essentially a one-company town. when linda and i moved to green bay, bat week after we were there we both got terrible earaches and we

. >> reporter: at least that's what the staff at the restaurant in inglewood cliffs new jersey thought. >> 20 minute millionaires. >> everybody at the restaurant >> reporter: five or 10 or 20 minutes was just amazing. saturday night bartender charles got a text listing what he thought was winning numbers. that is him on surveillance video calling them out. >> 2. >> yes. 11 yes. >> reporter: numbers one after another matching ticket. could it be? >> high-fiving. we're laughing. we're crying t was a real nice feeling. didn't think anything about spending it or anything like that. >> boys were taking aprons off, tossing them off the floor. i'm not washing dishes in this place. >> reporter: michael said, 42 employees, cooks, waiters, valets were in on the pool. >> 22 million a piece. >> you quit for 20 minutes said i'm finished. >> reporter: diego has been parking cars here for 20 years. during the 20 minutes when he thought he won, quit. >> somebody said give us a car. >> this is tunney thing. >> reporter: this is the tickets those are the numbers, 2, 11, 4, 62, 11. they are winning numbe

new jersey tonight for the armed carjacker. the victim resisting giving up his wallet or car and for that he was beaten. it happened in inglewood. >> reporter: a few minutes ago the police told us out here that they're very anxious to go ahead and catch this suspect and they feel very fortunate that the incident that took place last night did not end up in a shoot out because they've been able to look at some video tape and what they noticed the suspect is carrying a very frightening and very large weapon. >> reporter: the victim is still trying to recover from a face to face show down with a frightening gunman. face with a gun. enrique said it happened after his family returned from doing the laundry. enrique feels you always go about things innocently. without negative thoughts. that's when we got in the car to return home. when i arrived, i parked in the driveway. enrique had pulled into the driveway and dropped his 1-year- old and wife inside the apartment. when he walked outside to get some other things from his suv, the gunman rapidly moved in. >> enrique says in the process he points the gun at different parts of my body