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a life lesson for everyone who plays the lotto. >> i play the lotto. >> got to be in it to win it. you have a ticket check again. could make a million dollar difference. and we are introduced to the excited winner. >> i woke up sunday morning, i -- yes, yes, yes! >> because a cashier sold him a power play ticket and instead of the powerball ticket he asked for. >> she is a big part of this. and, when i get my business taken care of. i will go over there and cut her a check. >> thibodaux's son was the first to hit him with the news. he said, you won $200,000, five times. $1 million. yes, yes, yes! it was great. we enjoyed it. >> after taxes the 70-year-old will walk away with $700,000. his wife brenda still can't believe it is real. >> unbelievable. my mind is still not taking it in. i am here. i'm seeing everybody here. it's like i'm dreaming. but it is going to eventually sink in. >> i love you to death. i bet you do. >> you see. that's how you are supposed to act when you win the lotto. be excited like that. >> they are. look. and now they have recommitment on their marriage. >>

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a life lesson for everyone who plays the lotto. >> i play the lotto. >> got to be in it to win it. you don't think you have a ticket check again. could make a million dollar difference. and we are introduced to the excited winner. >> i woke up sunday morning, i -- yes, yes, yes! >> because a cashier sold him a power play ticket and instead of the powerball ticket he asked for. >> she is a big part of this. and, when i get my business taken care of. i will go over there and cut her a check. >> thibodaux's son was the first to hit him with the news. he said, you won $200,000, five times. $1 million. yes, yes, yes! it was great. we enjoyed it. >> after taxes the 70-year-old will walk away with $700,000. his wife brenda still can't believe it is real. >> unbelievable. my mind is still not taking it in. i am here. i'm seeing everybody here. it's like i'm dreaming. but it is going to eventually sink in. >> i love you to death. i bet you do. >> you see. that's how you are supposed to act when you win the lotto. be excited like that. >> they are. look. and now they have recommitment on the

. >>> more on the stocks and the winning lotto numbers from last night -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> look how much it is warming up. not much of a wind, but a light breeze. that is about it. clear skies tonight. that will mean another round of fog as we head into the morning hours and tomorrow afternoon, sometimes mixing with clouds because of this storm out here. this is a subtropical storm. it will not effect us, it will remain out at see and turn to the east away from us and we will be in between this storm or that one before this pattern starts to move again and as we are in this pattern, the clear skies and mild aver air continuing. the cereal air will start to follow this front as it moves our way later in the week, but several days before that will happen. up close, by thursday, we will see the chance of showers with that front coming in and when this does, it will cool down behind that and then move out and the temperatures will go back up once more. the forecast, looking like this today, up to 72 on this beautiful day. going down to 42, the locally dense fog and once more, up to

. >>> more on the lotto numbers last night and the stocks today -- ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . >>> welcome back. not up to the levels of yesterday, but we are already above average. the winds are from the south. the mild air until the cold front comes in and you will see the cold front on the temperature map. the cold front locked up and we benefitted on the mild side of everything and we will tap in to the colder air and here is a look at the front. there is the snow on the pack side and we have sunshine and then the front will move in and we will move to the east and it is weaker. some showers as that passes by and look at how we put this together. that is strung out, the weaker front and the chance of showers and that will move out and we will keep the tropical storm away from the united states and kick it out to sea. for us rings once we get rid of the front, cooling down on friday and then warming up again over the weekend. here is a look at the forecast, 66 for the high and we are on the way up and 45 for the low and more clouds tomorrow, some showers, 57 for the high. then we will f

i think his history would be different if he called himself lotto or multiracial , i had he had done that he would have a different profile am probably would have been seen differently by black people am particular. with respect to the second question about racial identity of other people who have been president, the fact of the matter is the question of who is white and who is black is a question and it up then sign it how you define who is black or white. if you go back far enough may be all of humankind this effort can. said it began there then you could make the argument all americans are in some sense african-american it depends on how you want to define what you are saying obviously barack obama is the first person who view himself as black and that is the context i view him as the first black american. >> host: "the persistence of the color line" racial politics and the obama presidency" randall kennedy most recent book. winston-salem. >> caller: thank you for the program and i would like for him to speak kind the issue of president obama, a politician in nine as to martin lut

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to see that we're going to have a season you know the great that we've been doing with the lotto for a long time now for to finally come to a good basketball. get to go back excited to watch a basketball we're all excited to be out there. contador says he's targeting next year's tour de france if he wins his appellate suspension the court of arbitration for sport in switzerland and this place hearing last week but the foundation isn't expected until yeah that athlete still doesn't know where he will be able to ride next season and not despite that contador is already playing for twenty twelve. hours and they think my calendar will be a bit different to last year with a tight structure from the start after the first part of the season in the month of april i will have a rest and then return to competition in june at the dolphin laboring thinking about the toll. and finally a group of children from some one the trait of a lifetime to go to the home of football giants know the emirates stadium in london that's after winning their washington a disabled football tournament teams from flat

halliburton and they get people however in the us to pay for this war and to impose austerity measures on a lotto ways you could say that people are being drafted into poverty the war against wealthy the continuation of this wealth and income gap people are being drafted into that there's a war going on between that about one percent versus everybody else. thout i guess the comparison you're making is that it it is similar to one nine hundred sixty eight in that we do have this war going on it's just an undeclared war with all of these. historic. predicaments you know you get new problems coming along and the problem that we're facing really is the rule of law in money matters and we can't seem to reestablish it and i think it was one among the great hopes for change that mr obama represented was that he would respect because the rule of law on wall street and banking in money matters and he has absolutely failed to get the f. the s.e.c. to enforce the law or to refer cases to the department of justice he's done nothing to reestablish the glass steagall at he allowed the supreme court decision on

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. >> we could be sitting here dumb and broke if we won the lotto, we could not see the numbers. (laughs) -- looking at the forecast today, we are dealing with the fog around the area, not the metro. sunshine, partly sunny later. 42 now and 60 at lunch, 57 this evening. ron, we have more coming up this morning. >> where are we? >> let me tell you something, this is so great, we come here every year and it is the best dressed sale, how do you like this top coat i have on? >> good looking. >> wait until i tell you how much it costs. >> i thought we did not have the heat on. >> i just bought it, too! (laughs). >> i was getting ready to ask. >>> we have the ladies more from the women's board of john hopkins hospital and it is an unbelievable sale when we continue our news this morning. , >> so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. and leave your phone in your purse, i don't want you texting. >> daddy... ok! ok, here you go. be careful. >> thanks dad. >> and call me-

. >>> yes, we have the winning numbers from last night's super lotto plus. mega number was 23.no one correctly picked all six numbers. wednesday night's jackpot is estimated at $11 million. hugo from director martin scorsese. a family film about a boy on his own and an amazing discovery. here is don sanchez on the aisle. >> hugo lives in a train station in 1931, hiding, exploring and imagination. picture these negligence 3-d. it's filmed with discovery. >> jason butterfield with expressive eyes. it leads him to this mechanical man. >> they provide comic relief as the inspector who is dogging him. but there is a separate story to be played here. a shopkeeper but the secret hugo keeps changes direction of the film and it is a surprise. martin scorsese uses the work as a canvas to the tribute to the history of films. he has classics appreciated anew and it's done with such rich detail. a very enchanting film, a film says you are talking to me, it is. it's too stories in one. a loving homage to roots of his craft. beautifully photographed, 3-d works pretty well. couple times i foun

when he went to the grocery store to buy his usual lotto ticket the cashier mistakenly added the multiplier and he said it was ok and gladly paid for the additional charge. >> how lucky can you be? i never asked for the power play. but she put it on the ticket, and i bought it. now i go get my money, i'm going to write her a check. i'm going to give her some money. >> aw! >> the super market will get $10,000 for selling the ticket. >> and he will give her some money and a big hug and kiss. [laughter] >> ha, yes. >> coming up, the obama plan seems to be going nowhere leaving millions around the country competing for very few jobs. >> getting busier by the minute. tracking two problems. still have one in carroll county with some closures. details coming up. tony? >> and we have a little cloud cover out there. sprinkles, but not a big deal for your ride to work and school. stay tuned. stay tuned. weather is next. i would like a decaf 360 calories please. and for you? i'll have a triple iced 410 calories please. you want the 40 whipped calories on that? uh, you know what... i'll have this inste

it could be one big lotto switcharoo.coming forward saying the three banks are not the winners and the promises that a lot of this loot is going to charity aren't true either. trace gallagher has more on this story. what is going on. >> reporter: the ticket was bought november 1. it was almost a month before somebody came forward to claim it. then as you saw those three connecticut money managers all reportedly well off came forward to say they were the winners of the $254 million jackpot. they decided to take the lump sum. but at the news conference the lawyer did all the talking. he said they bought this at a gas station and mulled it around for a bit and most of the money was going to go to charity. only one of the actual or alleged winners spoke and here is what he said. he said it feels good. that's all he said. one childhood friend of one of those alleged winners say they are not the winners. they are the front men for an anonymous clients who does not want his name published. the three then run a startup fund and t

i think his history would be different if he called himself lotto or multiracial , i had he had done that he would have a different profile am probably would have been seen differently by black people am particular. with respect to the second question about racial identity of other people who have been president, the fact of the matter is the question of who is white and who is black is a question and it up then sign it how you define who is black or white. if you go back far enough may be all of humankind this effort can. said it began there then you could make the argument all americans are in some sense african-american it depends on how you want to define what you are saying obviously barack obama is the first person who view himself as black and that is the context i view him as the first black american. >> host: "the persistence of the color line" racial politics and the obama presidency" randall kennedy most recent book. winston-salem. >> caller: thank you for the program and i would like for him to speak kind the issue of president obama, a politician in nine as to martin lut

three money managers claimed a $254 million lotto jackpot but they may not be the real winners after all. >> in old town, alexandria, a plan to redevelop the waterfront is pitting citizens against a >>> welcome back, everybody. i'm meteorologist doug kammerer. we're right here in storm center4. we're washingtoning the low clouds still hanging around. can you see them right over the capitol building. current temperature 52 degrees. a lot cooler than where we have been over the past couple of days but not all that bad, winds out of the south at about 13 miles per hour. some areas are seeing wind chills in the low 40s. it's going to be a cool evening. storm 4 doppler radar showing the rain way out towards the east and also to the west we're watching an upper level low that's spinning over southern virginia. it will try to move in a few showers into our region. can you see a couple down towards raleigh and north carolina. they'll try to come through later this evening. expect a chance for showers right on through midnight tonight before that storm system begins to exit the area. overnigh

a lot of people inherited money or did well in business or hit the lotto when it came to stock optionsl. >> andrea: who are they speaking for? when you ask liberals how much is fair they never give an answer. how much is fair? they are already paying majority of taxes. >> bob: that guy wouldn't give $2,000. eric said c'mon, big shot, put it up. >> andrea: you and bruce springsteen and scottie pippen and jon bon jovi you don't have to take your deductions. you don't have to take government subsidiaries. you don't have to take any of that. >> bob: i won't take detoxes this year. >> andrea: there you go. then you will be a patriot. >> bob: these guys have something they said here. they are right. if you don't think this pomsy has favored rich people, you are kidding yourself. it's been the biggest run that anybody -- >> dana: then why aren't they willing to put their money where their mouth is? >> bob: they want collectively other people to pay it. >> dana: they want others to pay it for them. >> greg: that is the motto for leftism. other people do it. on the philanthropic side of things,

edd >> yes, we have the winning numbers from last night's $20 million super lotto plus.2. one ticket purchased purchased in southern california hit the jackpot. >> opening in theaters this weekend is the highly-anticipated film "j. edgar" starring leonardo dicaprio, directed by clint eastwood. it's a look at his mysterious and personal life. what does don think? here's the "on the isle" report. >> leonardo dicaprio is j. edgar hoover. you won't find him a warm or sympathetic character. he's tough and obsessed. >> look for justice and what you get is a political attack. you expect crimes to go unsolved? why are you fighting me? >> it wreaks of period details. as it meanders along time we see the j. edgar hoover that wants the publicity in big cases. and there's the strange relationship with his domineering mother, and maybe she's what drove him? >> i want you to be my number two man. do you understand? i need you. >> there's speculation about romance. hoover was clever and vicious. here he tells bobby kennedy he has tape of president kennedy with a prostitute. he speed on

.  >>> we talked about the powerball, the big lotto up in cop con.ottery fills say it is possible the person who has that winning ticket worth $245 million, they may be literally in the dark about it because they don't have power. hundreds of thousands of people remain without power in connecticut after last weekend's snowstorm. >> can i tell you something? i know that the newspaper industry is on the decline but it does still exist. at least this week. the man could pick up a newspaper and see the number. >> if i purchased my takette in fairfield, connecticut and i knew the winning ticket was sold in fairfield, con cop, i would find my way to a computer. >> you have a car radio where they have been talking about it. >> the person knows. they are just getting their affairs in order, laying low for a while. >> laying low, divorcing people, all that kind of tough. >> get rid some of dead weight friends that they don't need anymore. >> i don't blame them. speaking of being in the dark, looks like we still are. that will be different next week. >> it wil

lotto winner is showing his gratitude by giving the cashier some of the winnings. very generous. jeras in the weather center. she is very generous to deliver a lot of nice weather out there. >> there's some nice weather out southeast and that's the good news. but -- if you are like the rockies westward, fredricka, forget about it. it is a real ugly mess. we have a very powerful area of low pressure and not just do we have snow to deal with we have incredible wind gusts. you put those things together and it is a terrible mess for travelers. we are talki ing peak gusts 60 70 miles per hour. we will show you a live picture quick from the ski resort. you can hardly see anything, the snow is coming down so heavy. as we take a look at the big picture for the weekend, we have three storm systems out west. pacific northwest and rain into southern california. >> glass full. that's the way i like to look at things. thanks so much. >>> that will do it for me. thanks for being with us this afternoon. we will see you again tomorrow at 2:00 eastern time. meantime, much more of "the newsroom" s

a lot of people inherited money or did well in business or hit the lotto when it came to stock optionse aol. >> andrea: who are they speaking for? when you ask liberals how much is fair they never give an answer. how much is fair? they are already paying majority of taxes. >> bob: that guy wouldn't give $2,000. eric said c'mon, big shot, put it up. >> andrea: you and bruce springsteen and scottie pippen and jon bon jovi you don't have to take your deductions. you don't have to take government subsidiaries. you don't have to take any of that. >> bob: i won't take detoxes this year. >> andrea: there you go. then you will be a patriot. >> bob: these guys have something they said here. they are right. if you don't think this pomsy has favored rich people, you are kidding yourself. it's been the biggest run that anybody -- >> dana: then why aren't they willing to put their money where their mouth is? >> bob: they want collectively other people to pay it. >> dana: they want others to pay it for them. >> greg: that is the motto for leftism. other people do it. on the philanthropic side of thi

these little people are standing in line to win the lotto tickets.want nothing and make a lot of money the very next day and so they get greedy. greed or fear. then they lose a lot of money. you have to be very careful not to -- >> the strategy part of what lynette said is good. i think we all agree, i guess that's kind of our point. if you understand a little bit more about how to speak money, you will simply be less -- >> that's what you have to go basic. educate yourself, buy the book, how to speak money. you didn't pay me to say that. the important thing is, finance is not sexy. and a lot of people will bypass that in the newspapers, the magazi magazines. instead of reading vampire no l novels like i do, get a book on financing and get educated and you'll be a little more into the comfort zone and understand it a little bit better. >> i appreciate that. i would add one thing, you speak the language slightly differently depending on your age. that's in your investments. depending what you need that money to do for you. the way you hear money, when

north bay we will see walter temperatures 50 if 81 a looks to be the common number for san rafael, no lottond napa. as we head into the latter part of the week we have a chance for rain. the green on the screen into the north bay does indicate light rain. it will release spread throughout. we will see a good dose of it throughout the bay by 6:00 p.m. on thursday for lasting into the evening and overnight with no clearing until 8:00 a.m. on friday. we will see all of that in the 7 day around the bay forecast. there is a lot of wet weather for friday and saturday. we will also seek cool down in temperatures, struggling to get out of the upper 50s. as we get closer to the weekend, a little bit of sunshine that temperatures bottoming into the low 60s. >>darya: in december, bay, the san francisco being task force is investigating a shooting in a few every year avondale. a 24 year-old was found with not a life- threatening injuries. the victim had been standing on the sidewalk when the shooting occurred. quantum is dead in the three are seriously injured after a high-speed chase ended in 83 vehic

when we come back, movie reviews, but here's a look at last night's winning lotto numbers first. >> welcomeck. opening in limited release and here in baltimore next week, "the descendants," starring george clooney, trying to hold his family together. he has an out of control teenage daughter -- we all know what that is like -- but when he learned the secret about his wife after a boating accident, he is forced to reexamine his life and relationships. then, "happy feet2." finds mumble raising some kids of his own. that looks like a lot of fun. imagine my surprise when there was an actual penguin on the set when i arrive this morning. now, where's george clooney? >> i had him in back. >> that one opens next week. there is lots of oscar buzz around "the descendants." let's talk about "breaking dawn part when." took the final book and split it into two movies. "wuthering heights" they could turn into one movie, but "breaking dawn" has to be two movies. are milking it for all it is with you this will be hardest of all the "twilight" books to film, and the reason is because a lot of the images an

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are you telling me no matter what state you're in, when you're buying that lotto ticket, you should reado do best for their winners. number one, they want to get publicity. we sell more tickets as a result. but we don't want a winner who is absolutely adamant about not going forward to come 2350rd. that would obviously be a problem. in this case in connecticut, it's interesting, it appears that they might be trying to set up a trust.

breaking overnight, a shocking twist in the $250 million lotto mystery. are these three wealthy bankers covering up for the real winner? the extraordinary revelations this morning from one of their close friends. was yesterday's press conference a complete sham? >>> campaign bombshell. the woman claiming to be herman cain's 13-year mistress speaks out overnight. do her shocking revelations spell doom for his troubled campaign? >>> prime suspect. the former fiance of "the people's court" missing mom is named the only suspect in her disappearance by police. now, he refuses to take a lie detector test. is he trying to hide the truth? >>> home free. gary jordan giordano, the man police suspect of killing robyn gardner will walk free from an a aruban jail today. will the mystery of her disappearance ever be solved? >>> good morning, everyone. boy, a lot happened overnight. including that new allegation against herman cain. another woman has come forward, claimed a 13-year affair. the question now, can his campaign survive this allegation? we'll get to that in

are you telling me no matter what state you're in, when you're buying that lotto ticket, you should reado do best for their winners. number one, they want to get publicity. we sell more tickets as a result. but we don't want a winner who is absolutely adamant about not going forward to come 2350rd. that would obviously be a problem. in this case in connecticut, it's interesting, it appears that they might be trying to set up a trust. we had $140 million winner in powerball a couple of years ago in d.c. and the winner want d to remain anonymous and set up an l.l.c corporation and that's how the money was delivered to that particular winner. >> huh. so quickly, 20 second

here is a tip if you're going out to buy that lotto ticket.ates do is cap the number of sixths sold that have the same combination. also we're finding that thousands, thousands of couples are getting married today bau because of the date. one couple in las vegas said they considered a lot of dates but 11-11-11 just felt right. >> when are you getting married? >> 11-11 with about 35,000 other people. we talked about 10-10-10 or 12-12-12 and 11-11-11 seemed to be the right timing for us. >> we knew it would be a very busy day because not only is it a lucky day, it's also a federal holiday and a three-day weekend. >> and this chapel in vegas called the chapel of flowers says it has 80 weddings planned for today, just a comparison, martin. it's got 20 to 30 planned on a normal day. we've got everybody getting married because of the day. >> all right. sentimental. thanks very much, alison. so it is november 11, 2011, and in just about 40 minutes it will be 11-11 a.m. on 11-11-11. what are you going to be doing? send your i-reports at cnn.com/i repo