bazi: but, leach didn' t quit as soon as she could have. she waited until her lunch break to check her numbers. >> i was having a really bad night at work. thought, well i might as well check my numbers while i' m sitting here waiting for my lunch. i didn' t believe it. i had to go back to work and get verified from a couple other co-workers and just couldn' t believe it. bazi: leach is taking the lump sum -- about $140 million after taxes. so, what will she do with all a little house shopping. leach says she will stay in michigan and buy up property for m going to take care of my kids. i don' t want them to have to work like i had to work and deal with the kind of things that i had to deal with over life. i want a good life for them. bazi: and there may be a marriage proposal in her future from her partner of 36 years. >> he' d have to sign a pre-nup now. bazi: leach said she has hired an attorney and a financial advisor who will help her manage the money. bazi kanani, abc news, washington. mike: you knkow ow julie, right? good friends. ma

leach says she will stay in michigan and buy up property for her family. >> i'm going to take care ofy kids. i don't want them to have to work like i had to work and deal with the kind of things that i had to deal with over life. i just want to make it a good life for them. >> reporter: and there may be a marriage proposal in her future from her partner of-3036 years. >> i said he'd have to sign a prenup now. >> reporter: leach says she has hired an atern and financial adviser who would help her manage the money. reena? kendis? >> bazi, thank you. she has 11 grandkids. so that money's going to spread out over all the kids. what would you -- would you still be working here if you had luck? buying -- >> maybe not the overnights. but i might be selling lottery tickets. >> i think you've got those numbers all squared away. >> we'll be back. got to offer us today? ♪balance transfer that's my game♪ bank you never heard of, that's my name♪ haa! thank you. uh, next. watch me make your interest rate... disappear. there's gotta be a better way to find the right card. whatever kind you're search

but first, in case you don't know leach's full story, let's give her some time to celebrate. she bought her $20 in quick picks at this michigan shell station on her way to work the overnight shift. about 1:00 a.m. at the mcdonalds drive-through on her lunch break, she finally remembered to under the golden arches, she struck it rich. >> was having a really bad night at work. thought, might as well check my numbers while i'm waiting for my lunch. that's when i realized that i was a winner. didn't believe it. >> reporter: for 23 years, she worked at aquatic bathwear. >> fiberglass factory. nasty, dirty job. >> reporter: her boyfriend vaughn is a factory worker too. >> i woke him up, we won! what? we won, i won the lottery, we won the lottery! oh, get out of here. >> i was in disbelief. >> reporter: listen to those shifting profountain s inging pronouns. >> we won, i won the lottery, we won the lottery! >> reporter: could their 36-year relationship about be to face a test? >> this is my significant other. we've never been married. my two children are with him. >> reporter: a poi

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not at work right now like she used to be. >> leach was introduced yesterday as the sole winner of last week's $310 million powerball lottery. she actually worked at a fiberglass factory for 23 years, most recently as an overnight producer -- supervisor, sorry. notice we said she worked. >> well, i quit automatically. [ laughter ] i was done. >> oh, her high school sweetheart and partner of 36 year s years vaughn avery was at the announcement along with some of their children and grandchildren. will they be getting married sometime soon? >> i said he'd have to sign a prenup now. >> i don't blame her. >> yeah, that'll get any guy to put a ring on it. leach said that she will be buying some land to build houses for her family. >> she took a lump sum payment which after taxes comes out to $140 million. i'd probably do the lump sum too. >> absolutely. give or take a few thousand. >>> okay, so someone else into money these days the current "jeopardy "jeopardy" champ matt jackson. 23 years old, paralegal from washington, d.c. >> incredible knowledge about most subjects has led to wide margins

won the she claimed her big check today leach says she learned news while she was on her lunch break she plans to use money to help her family. >> i'm going to take care of my kids. i don't want this to have to work like i had to work. and deal with the kind of things that i had to deal with over life. >> i just want to make it a good life for them. >> leach says she quit her job fiberglass company soon she learned she hit that jackpot. >> a wild police chase caught on camera in australia guy finds himself in too deep when he drives that suv into ocean to make his get away. going on for couple of hours. he was drive throwing sand dunes and then drivers into the water. watch here, you think he's successful? probably not. >> gets out, and police catch up to him and they take him into custody. >> the can gore ship goes oh collision course with gas tanker off coast belgium. crash sent official leaking into ocean. crews work to prevent as much environmental damage as possible. >> now, 7 weather with chief meteorologist pete bouchard. 57 in town now. dew point reading at 44. northwest bree

julie leach of three rivers, michigan won last weeks 310 million-dollar power ball jackpot. great for her, isn't it. leach was on her lunch break in the fiberglass company when she realized she had a winning ticket. new millionaire tells us what she did next. >> i quit automatically. i will take care of my kid. i dent want them to have to work like i had to work abe tiehl with the kind of things that i had had to deal with over life. >> that is very sweet. i like the line, i was done. i quit. >> we can all relate to that. leach says she didn't sleep for 30 hours after hearing this news, and you can imagine, just so exciting. she did opt for lump sum of 197 million-dollar. >> can you imagine even if calls she was making, after first quitting the job and calling her kid. >> can you imagine how many even if calls she must be getting by new. >> long lost cousins. >> yes. >> good for her. >> you have money like that you know how you can spend it. neiman marcus christmas cat looking coming out. >> this is what dreams are made of. >> she tells bus the the book with fantasy gifts ou

players finally comes true for 50-year-old julie leach. the sole winner of last wednesday's powerball jackpot for $310 million. bought her ticket at this gas station in three rivers michigan. on the way to work the overnight shift at a fiberglass factory. >> i quit automatically. [laughter] i was done. reporter: but she didn't quit as soon as she could have. she waited until the lunch break to check the numbers. >> i'm having a bad night at work. i might as well check my numbers. i didn't believe it. i had to go back to work and get verified from a couple other coworkers. i couldn't believe it. reporter: she is taking the lump sum. $140 million after taxes. what will she do with all the cash? a little house shopping. leach says she will stay in michigan and buy up property for her family. >> i am going to take care of my kids. i don't want them towork like i had to work and deal with what i had to deal with over life. i want to make it a good life for them. >> there may be a marriage proposal in her future from her partner of 36 years. >>

. >>> julie leach picked up the $310.5 million powerball jackpot check today and turned in her nose. it took her husband a little longer to grasp the reality. he headed for work when she yelled, you're crazy. we don't have to work anymore. >> i'm going to take care of my kids. i don't want them to have to work like i had to work and deal with the kind of things i had to deal with all my life. i just want to make it a good life for them. >>> leach chose to take the lump sum of 197 million and that is $140 million after taxes. loving life. >> what was he thinking, she said. >> my gosh, that's a lot of change. >> it sure is. i'm happy for her and good luck. >>> so let's check on our weather for today. fantastic for us. i think we were the lucky ones today with temperatures back into the 70s across the area. central park 73, 74 in la guardia and 71 in iceland. tonight won't be quite as chilly as last night but still nice and the sun does stick around until thursday. rain showers are in the forecast friday evening into saturday morning. they should be over before midday on saturday in cas

to go back to work and get verified from a couple other co-workers and just couldn't believe it. >> leach opted for lump sum payout of $140 million after taxes and the money will go towards a new house she says and support for her children and grand children and told her partner of 36 years he will need to sign a prenup if they ever decide to get married. >> she's not mess ago rounds there. >> still to come on "action news" -- >> that's right. >> up next volkswagen will talk with recalls. >> a mammogram to catch cancer earlier will become available to local woman at no extra cos cost. details when we come right cost. details when we come right back. >> volkswagen will start recalling cars from the emission scanned until swraen. the chief executive says it plans to affect all afeked vehicles by next year. up to 11 million vehicles contained software used to cheat emissions tests and a software update should repair the problem. some could use new parts. >> "healthcheck" at noon pennsylvania women that get 3d mammograms can no longer be charged extra for them. first lady francis wolf announc

. >> pelley: everyone who's ever bought a lottery ticket dreams of doing what julie leach did. the factory supervisor won last week's $310 million powerball jackpot, and today, she answered >> are you leaving your job? what are your plans now? >> oh, i quit automatically. ( laughter ) i was done. >> pelley: leach plans to buy homes for her boyfriend, three kids, and 11 grandchildren. after taxes, she'll get a lump sum of 140 million. the twin images captured off norway this week are just priceless as the northern lights danced above a pod of humpback whales down there on the bottom of the screen. they were playing in the shimmering light. a bit of water ballet with a light show thrown in for good measure. in a moment, another opening, another show, but not just another star. our parents worked hard so that life's simple pleasures. now it's our turn. i'm doing the same for my family. retirement and life insurance solutions from pacific life can help you protect what you love and grow your future with confidence. pacific life. helping generations of families achieve long-term fin

. >> we're talking about 50-year-old julie leach, who used to work an overnight shift at a fiberglassarning she had won. she says she'll be using some of her money to buy some land and build houses for her family. >> leach took a lump sum payment of $197.4 million. that's about 140 million after taxes. >> we'll take it. >> good for her. >>> and for many people who are up like yourself right now, the overnight hours, she is our hero. she's what we strive for. >> you mean don't work hard at your job, just play the lotto? >> yes. and just have a dollar and a dream and somehow win 140-plus million dollars. >>> well, coming up, the student thrown out of school because of the color of her hair. >>> and also ahead, it's harvest time at the white house. the first lady's bounty as she invites young guests to bring in the vegetables. >>> and later, tom hanks and steven spielberg talk about what they have in common away from the movies as they preview their thriller "bridge of spies." that's after our look at the forecast map. you're watching "world news now." that's after our look at the foreca

j >> everyone who bought a lottery ticket dreams of doing what julie leach did.week's $310 million power ball jackpot and today she answered the obvious question. >>> you leaving your job? what are your plans? >> i quit automatically. i was done. >> leach plans to buy homes for her boyfriend, three kids and 11 grandchildren. after taxes she will get a lump sum of $140 million. >> the twin images captured off norway are priceless as the northern lights danced above a pod of hump back whales down on the bottom of the screen. they were playing in the shimmering light. a bit of water ballet thrown in for good measure. >> in a moment, another opening, another show. not just another star. >> announcer: this portion of the cbs evening news is sponsored by pacific life. for life insurance, annuities and investments, choose pacific life. >> we end this autumn evening with an awakening. teenagers coming of age. this production has a real life subplot about a 20 something making broadway history. >> it's not easy keeping pace with ali. the 28-year-old is rushing to work. ha

julie leach picked up her check yesterday.t the ticket a week ago on her way to an overnight shift at a fiberglass factory. the next day, during her lunch break, she checked the numbers. >> having a really bad night at work. thought, well, i might as well check my numbers while i'm sitting here waiting for my lunch. i didn't believe it. i had to go back to work and get verified from a couple other coworkers and just couldn't believe it. >> so she quit her job that day. leach has taken the lurch sum which is about $140 million after taxes. she plans to buy a house and help her children and grandchildren and she joked that if her partner of 36 years wants to get married now, he will have to sign a prenup. [laughter] >> 5:52. new this morning, our sister network espn is reporting a member of the new york giants is on the bench for the rest of the season because of mrsa. tight end daniel fells was reportedly being treater for chronic ankle condition when it was discovered he has the serious bacterial infection. the team doesn't be

i was done. >> leach plans to buy homes for grandchildren. after taxes she will get a lump sum of $140 million. the twin images captured off norway are priceless as the northern lights danced above a pod of hump back whales on the bottom of the screen. they were playing in the shimmering light. a bit of water ballet for the light show. in a moment, another opening, but not just another star. >> we end this autumn evening with a spring awakening. a play about teenagers coming of age. this production has a real life subplot of a something 20 making broadway history. >> it's not easy keeping pace. handing out free theater tickets and making last minute back stage prep as she prepares to debut as the first person in a wheelchair in the revival of spring awakening. >> i never saw anyone in a chair on broadway. i had a dream and wanted to make it happen, but nobody had ever done it. there was part of me that was like i'm not going to get my hopes up because maybe it's not possible. >> she rolled over most barriers. she was two years old when a car

. >> julie leach from three rivers, michigan. leach won the powerball lottery worth more than $310 million. she was an overnight worker, i said was, at a fiberglass factory. she says she was having a bad day at work anyway when she checked her ticket on her lunch break. she says it wasn't too long until she became a former employee at the factory. >> i quit automatically. i was done. i'm going to take care of my kids. i don't want them to have to work like i had to work and deal with the kind of things that i had to deal with over life. >> if leach takes the lump sum, she'll walk away with $197 million after taxes. >> good for her and good for the kids, too. >> bright future. >> yes, they do. >>> the world's largest retailer is trying to become your destination for health care. walmart announced it will hold health fairs at more than 4,000 stores nationwide this saturday. customers can get free blood pressure and blood glucose readings, flu shots and other vaccines will also be available there. most of the stores are going to hel

leach said she didn't sleep for 30 hours after hearing the life changing news. she took the lump sum option of $197 million in cash. >>> the new york times reports on a developing fantasy football scandal. two major fantasy sports companies are involved. >> worker allegedly used insider knowledge to win hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> on game days and seemingly every day this fall, the ads are every where, now so is the money. >> one week fantasy football leagues are 75 million-dollar a week. >> reporter: their business model is under the microscope after allegations of what essentially amounts to insider trading. >> according to a report in the new york times, a draft kings employee, admitted he released early tait a on what specific players were most used in starting line ups, ahead of the nfl's third week. the getting that early information ahead of the curve, could serve as an advantage. the employee went on to win $350,000 later that week. betting on a rival fantasy football web site fan dual. in a joint statement the the industry leaders draft kings a

mike leach meant beat jordan -- leachman beat jordan spieth. the story of this match was bill haas. the captain is his dad, jay. he told him today, why don' t you win for your mother? the hole is conceded. haas wins the 18th hole. that gives the united states the presidents cup. that big hug from his dad. as the united states wins the presidents cup. coming up tonight, phil will join us -- to talk about the patriots game against the cowboys. patriots leading 20-3. also, major league baseball playoffs are going on. want to talk more about that. lots to talk about in this busy time of year coming up tonight on sportscenter 5 at 11:35. reid: coming up at 11:00, a spectacular exhibition on paris' s iconic boulevard. bonne cars on parade. s world news. tom: good evening. a computer system meltdown causing flight delays across the country. and the fore mer lottery official convicted of rigging one jackpot. and always, always improving. energy brings us together.

leach says her partner of 30 years also quit his factory job. they plan to buy some land and share the money with their three children and 11 grandchildren. >> wow. >> living on easy street now. good for them. >> absolutely. >> we have shocking video to show you. a mom punched by police. find out why she thinks she was targeted and what she wants the department to do now. >>> and what made an air france executive scramble to climb over a fence? the wild moments caught on camera. >> and let's take a live look outside and hope you can enjoy that sunshine. dealers thank you for helping protect our children. >>> meteorologist bill evans joining us now. a beautiful day out there. >> you can just call me bill. >> mr. evans is good. >> okay i'll just call you bill. >> don't you like it when i'm formal? >> i like the sound of that. >> we have a beautiful day outside. no matter what you want to call it or what your name is. today would have been john lenon's 75th birthday. give peace a chance this organized by yoko ono. there's the giant peace sign. >> i

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leach told him he was crazy and they didn't have to work any they didn't have to work anymore. she took the lump sum option and plans to use the money to grandkids. now. >>gene: they have been together for 36 years and never been married. the lump sum after taxes is $140 million. i think they will have enough -- daniel was telling me a whole family quit their jobs too. like, what is going on, people. no one wants to work anymore. they don't have to i guess. >>> 5:56. a scare for families at a popular weekend destination. bacteria being blamed for the death of a little boy visiting a petting zoo. >>> people in the south are brace brace for dangerous days ahead. and w [ printer whirring ] don't choose neighborhood health plan just because it costs less. choose it for the thoughtful things, like a welcome call to help with any questions... for the big things, like access to world-class doctors and hospitals... and for the smart things, like printing a temporary membership card to start using your benefits right away. choose it because neighborhood values w what you value. call you

in this case, as it was executed against the printer, dryden leach. like john glen, wilkes's counsel, dunning, leach's counsel, argued that the generality of warrants was precisely what made it invalid. there was no probable cause involved. if such a warrant could be issued, the power would be extremely mischievous and might be productive of great oppression. dunning stated to ransack private studies in order to search for evidence and even without a previous charge on oath is contrary to natural justice as well as the liberty of the subject. so sear so search a man's private paper even without accusation is an infringement of the natural rights of mankind. lord mansfield presiding over the case agreed. he noted hale and others hold that such an uncertain warrant is void. there is no case or book to the contrary. the judgement stood. these were hardly the only cases to condemn general warrants. in antic versus carrington, chief justice charles plat contemplated another general warrant issued against intick. pratt ruling against the government observed

monocultures of corn and sunflowers are leaching the soil which then requires even more artificial fertilizer. it's a vicious circle. viorel gherciu has set out to change that. he's president of pro rural invest, an ngo that promotes organic farming and produce. >> in ten years, if we will say that 20 percent of agricultural land in moldova is under organic agriculture, it will be great. >> can europe's poorest country afford organic agriculture? with an average monthly income of some 220 euros, not many here can afford to eat organic produce not even in the capital, chisinau. even so, the government supports organic farming, with a view to increasing exports to the european union. these berries are a way to grow money on trees: aronia, or chokeberries. they taste sour, but are said to possess healing properties. >> i drink the juice myself, and last summer, i didn't need any medicines at all. >> it's a health food that helps. i see great potential for it. >> viorel gherciu gave this farmer his organic seal. it has no official status in the european union, but it still seems to have attracted

robin leach holding absolutely nothing back with naomi judd. and you were there. i kind of felt bad tore her. >> i'm still sweating behind it was really, really awkward. i was the only one that got the invite to sit down with the judds one on let me tell you something, nancy, i love these ladies. >> me, too. >> i really love these they're so excited to be back performing in las vegas. but they were still buzzing about that bumpy start with robin at the press conference. >> you know what? she's my mom. if she wants to show up in spandex and a tube top, go, girl. >> do you like it? >> it's different for a 12:00 on a tuesday morning. >> this is 40 bucks that i in a second-hand store. >> let's move on. >> so i'm downstairs in my dressing room and wynonna came in like a raging and she said, he's coming downstairs now. and i went, and she said, because he's going to apologize to you. >> let me tell you what your daughter did, because i was standing out here. she came out hlock, stock and barrel and was not a happy person and was making sure he did not disrespect her mot

leach went to work and quit and reasonable went to a better restaurant for a bigger and breakfast. >>she bought her whole office breakfast. >> heating the home if you did not win the lottery will cost less. here is america's money report. >> good morning, topping america's money, lower heating costs this winter, heating oil prices are expected to be down 25 percent, propane at 18 percent and natural gas 10 percent, but electricity is only 3 percent less than last year. energy prices are down and mild winter is forecast. >> volkswagen is ready to begin the biggest recall ever, 11 million of the diesel powered cars rigged to cheat on the emission test. 500,000 are in the insurance. the recall will start next year. it could cost vw $30 billion. >> this year's top gift at the christmas catalog from is $720,000 a trip into the atmosphere. >> or a motorcycle designed by an actor. >> belly dancer with cystic fibrosis is giving us a lesson on never giving up. adam suffers from cystic fibrosis and last time he performed was since years ago. he had to dance with a long tube attached to an oxyge

but in the drive-thru line while on a break, michigan grandmother julie leach realized she would never have to work again. she is the sole winner of a $310 million powerball jackpot. she took the lump sum of $140 million after taxes and not too shabby. and yes, she did quit her job. >>> this friday would have been john lennon's 75th birthday and his widow gathers people in central park to form a human peace sign in a tribute. she was aiming for the biggest peace sign and imagine you need to record the break. this is 5814 people. >> when we come back, the tell-all about the kennedys by a kennedy putting strain on family ties. with a 300-million dollar hospital project in the south bay. now, the changes underway. =raj/take vo= plus: a hiker killed while walking his dog. we have the new clues in the case. ===next close=== the news is next. ==raj//take vo== right now at 6. turning the page on >>> finally tonight, family secrets revealed in a rare peak behind the kennedy curtain. patrick, the youngest of ted kennedy's three children is going public with private heartache to help so many oth

. >> the dream of millions of hopeful lottery players finally comes true for 50-year-old leach. the soul winner of last wednesday' s powerball jackpot for $310 million, bought her ticket at this gas station in michigan on her way to work the overnight shift at a fiberglass factory. >> i quit automatically. [laughter] i was done. reporter: but she did not quit it should -- soon as she could have. she waited until her lunch break. >> having a really bad day at work. i thought i might as well check the numbers. i did not believe it. i had to go back to working get verified from a couple of other coworkers. just couldn' t believe it. reporter: she is taking the lump sum, $140 million after taxes. what will she do with that cash? a little how shopping, she says she will stay in michigan and buy a property for her family. >> i' m going to take care of my kids. i don' t want them to have to work like i had to work and deal with the kind of things i had to deal with throughout life. i just want to make it a good life for them. reporter: there may be a marriage proposal in her future fro