y aquÍ tambiÉn los amigos de pedro quezada estÁn sumamente contentos, porque su familiar, su amigo es

pedro quezada cobro su premio, >> todo el mundo lo estaba buscando. >> por eso me escondi,. >> pedroas 5 de la mañana hasta las 11 de la noche. >> cuándo lo sorprendimos en la licoreria donde lo compro. >> no podemos describir el momento. >> a pesar de su nerviosismo dijo que ayudaria a muchos de su familia. >> esto viene como un regalo de dios? >> claro la familia es humilde y pobre. >> aún en shock dice que no esta seguro de hacer con el dinero y no solo invertiria en republica dominicana sino que también en méxico la tierra de su esposa. >> lo primero que comprara será un automóvil. >> y la corte suprema escucha sobre la propuesta 8 que prohíbe en california el matrimonio homosexual y afuera se manifestaban a favor y en contra. >> es importante para mi familia y yo y mi novia estamos muy felices para poder tener una boda en octubre. >> mañana cuándo se realice una audiencia se espera que las personas a favor se reúnan. >> la mayoría de las personas en las fronteras de estados unidos y méxico que fueron detenidos por droga y trafico son estadounidenses contrario a los que se dice,

es un inmigrante dominicano se ganÓ 388 millones de dolares en la loterÍa power ball se llama pedro quezadamos mucha suerte que comparta un poquito esa riqueza >>> ola jala lo dejamos con el "noticiero telemundo" solitarias son parte de los abusos que dejan plasmados sus testimonios que estÁn plasmados en unvideo que divulga una organizaciÓn. >>> 300 estÁn encerrados en centros de detenciÓn, no ven la luz del dÍa y estÁn incomunicados, organizaciones denunciaron estas practicas y tuvieron grabaciones. >>> por quÉ es tÁn difÍcil estar en una celda solitaria. >>> aparte que no te dejan tener comunicaciÓn con nadie, solamente cone tu abogado. >>> una organizaciÓn encontro que varios pertenecen a grupos minoritarios como transexuales. >>> y vimos que en las celdas solitarias como manera de proteger a personas que son parte de cierta poblaciÓn. las personas que soy gay por ejemplo. >>> fue el caso de vivi que estuvo 13 meses en un centro y 6 en una solitaria. >>> cÓmo se sentÍa dia a dÍa? >>> 3 veces estuve a punto de suicidarme, trate de suicidarme en el baÑo. >>> dicen las organizaciones pro i

. >> pedro quezada el ganador del "power ball" comparece el lunes ante un juez de la corte suprema para se le debe, pero no podrá decir ahora que no tiene con qué pagar. >> vamos con la información deportiva y messi sigue convirtiendo record, liga de campeones lindsay casinelli con los detalles. >> monterrey recibió la visita de . pumas y los universitarios llegaron para ganar, chupete suazo empieza una jugada y al 86 aparece el chupete suazo y pone el 2 a 0 y los rayados ganaron 3 a 0. >> santos recibió al querétaro, penal en contra de los gallos, peralta manda el balón al fondo de la portería y baloy anota en su propia meta, y en medio de una bronca al final de partido, santos 1 y querétaro 1. >> los monarcas de morelia recibieron al atlante y miren este autogol, morelia ya tenía la ventaja, mancilla es quien mete el gol, luego ochoa al 85 es quien mete dos goles y ahora la derrota del atlante los ahoga en la tabla. >> buenas noches y hasta acá la información deportiva, regresamos a los estudios. >> gracias y para este domingo de pascuas tenemos un "aquí y ahora" muy variado, este ade

con che que en mano y sonrisa de oreja en oreja, pedro quezada se convirtiÓ oficialmente en el ganadors de dÓlares, del power ball. >>> esto es un regalo de dios completamente porque la familia de nuestro es una familia humilde y pobre, y ahora, imagÍnese >>> su esposa la mexicana inÉs sÁnchez dice no creyÓ cuando su esposo le dijo que eran millonarias. >>> el corazÓn me saltaba de la emociÓn no sÉ, no tengo palabras como describir ese momento. quezada admitiÓ que anoche estuvo escondido de los medios de comunicaciÓn, y sencillamente no pudo dormir de la emociÓn. >>> no pude pegar los ojos >>> pero quÉ es lo primero que harÁ con tanto dinero?. >>> lo primero, darme una vuelta por ahÍ >>> el dominicano padre de 5 hijos dice comprar boletos de loterÍa 2 o 3 veces por se maÑamana. esta maÑana el hijo de pedro madruga a trabajar. >>> en la maÑana cuando venÍa sÁndwich, cafÉ lo que sea pero en la maÑana estoy aquÍ >>> en su ciudad pasey new jersey quezada ya es un hÉroe >>> que me pague la renta de este mes y el carrito nada mÁs. (risas) >>> y con el premio quezada dice ahora tiene mÁs fami

pais pasarÁ a un segundo plano en lima perÚ, marÍa luisa martinez univisiÓn >> > en otras cosas pedro quezadaarresto por deber 28 mil dÓlares en pago de manutenciÓn, quezada recibiÓ 152 millones de dÓlares despuÉs del pago de impuestos. >> > las autoridades federales ordenaron el retiro de la marca (nombre en inglÉs) presuntamente por estar con contaminada con la back te rter e-coli la orden de retiro se hizo en 15 estadostajadas de mini pizza y boca ditos de mozzare mozzarela, estos hechos el 19 de snof d noviembre del 2012, donde hay 24 casos de personas enfermas vinculada al consumo de este producto jechl >> > estados unidos y corea del sur estÁn amenazadaes por corea del norte. la ciudad juÁrez esta dando un giro por servde serviu lenta. y veremos quÉ dijo el hombre en proceso de recuperaciÓn que salvÓ la vida de un pasajero del metro con esto regresemos. eran momentos dificiles para nosotros, pero esa familia estaba realmente necesitada. >> ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ) >>> corea del norte se declarÓ en estado de guerra con su vecino sureÑo, tanto estados unidos como corea del sur estÁn vigilando para

the humble store owner, lucky lottery ticket will no doubt change his life, yesterday, pedro quezadainormous prize. as marci gonzalez reports, the big win is now starting to sink in. >> hey, john, diana. what an incredible story. the winner who says he has struggled to make ends meet now has more money than he knows to what do with. the excitement impossible to contain as pedro quezada learned he is a millionaire, 338 times over. >> translator: he said i felt pure joy, just happiness. >> reporter: raising that famously giant check over his head, the father of five explains through a translator he moved to the country 26 years ago from the dominican republic with the goal of working never imagining his long 18-hour days behind the counter of his convenience store in passaic, new jersey, would come to a fairy tale ending. the ticket he bought on the way to work the sole winner of this weekend's powerball drawing. the fourth largest jackpot in powerball history. >> translator: it is real, actually real. >> reporter: the reality still setting in for the 45-year-old who is reportedly taki

que rodea el afortunado ganador de 338 millones de dÓlares felicidad, la autoridades dijeron que pedro quezadango el mundo del fÚtbol se detiene en mÉxico, gualajara recibe al amÉrica en el estadio omnilife portes telemundo estarÁ en la perla tapatÍa para cada detalle del super clÁsico nÚmero 213. que como todo choque, pone mÁs que 3 puntos en juego. >>> es el partido que mÁs seguramente televidentes tie entonces, me causa ilusiÓn, que es un reto grande en el fÚtbol hay de todo tipo de retos y este es uno grande. >>> esperamos salir victoriosos es lo que estamos pensando, y lo demÁs viene por consecuencia, vie por ende, cada celebraciÓn. pero estamos coentrados en querer los 3 puntos. que nos exige este club. y es lo que tenemos que buscar. >>> el super clÁsico de fÚtbol mexicano, chivas-amÉrica se juega por telemundo, comienza este domingo a las 9 hora del este/8 centro/6 pacÍfico con la antesala, un programa especial en que tenemos entrevistas y las historias que hacene este super clÁsico impeible. no se lo pierda. >>> en noticiero lemundo. por quÉ razÓn una doctora en un centro de salud de

. >>> turns out that pedr pedro quezada, the man who won the powerball jackpot owes $29 million in back child support. new york yankee alex rodriguez will make more this year than all of the houston astros baseball team combined. a lot more. a-rod won't play until mid-season but his $29 million salary beats the entire houston salary of $25 million. >>> a hat tip to jane wells at cnbc on this item. this is likely an april fool's prank but was too delicious to pass up. america's love of bacon spawned a new industry for the breakfast meat. this ad room nates over many uses of bacon only to culminate over a bacon-flavored scope mouthwash. i really do think that's an april 1st prank. march madness returns with the number one seed going home. plus, one wrong step causes a hero to spring into action. but the dangerous third rail pose as deadly threat. we'll show you when we come back. you're watching "early today." ooh . >>> the lead editorial this morning in "the new york times" malicious obstruction in the senate. the piece points out when president obama poisaid to ease on filibusters he ma

. >>> pedro quezada came to new jersey 26 years ago as an immigrant. he went to work at his convenience store at 5:00 a.m. every day. tonight he is a very wealthy man. he accepted his winnings today in that $338 million powerball jackpot at a news conference, he told reporters, he felt pure joy upon learning of his good fortune. he says, he'll use the money to take care of his family, including five children at home. >>> as you may know, it is the best place to be in the summer, sooner or later all the cool kids go there. and sure enough, prince harry is coming to the jersey shore. as part of his next u.s. trip in may. he will be touring some of the devastation from hurricane sandy. he's going to check in on the relief effort. new jersey governor chris christie says he's thrilled the prince wants to focus attention on his state. and promises to keep an eye on him while he's there. >>> dionne warwick has filed for bankruptcy. the grammy award winner owes $10 million. mostly in back taxes. her publicist blames it on years of negligent financial mismanage

pedro quezada, the father of five claimed his prize today and said he owes his win to the power of prayer 26 years ago from the dominican republic, buying a lottery ticket every day at the same store. asked what he plans to do now, he said he'll retire from running the family's small grocery store and wants to buy a car because his only transportation, he said, is his feet. >>> talk about a match made in heaven, prince harry is coming to america this spring. one of his stops, the new jersey coastline to tour the damage from hurricane sandy. although las vegas and all those parties, not on the schedule this time. >>> today the equally irrepressible governor of chris -- new jersey, said he will be the prince's guide and chaperone. >> i'm going to be spending the entire day with prince harry. so believe me, nobody's going to get naked if i'm spending the day with them. i think i can assure the people of new jersey that, much to their relief. >> are you going to talk to the queen beforehand? >> christie said the queen knows her beloved grandson is in capable hands with christie. >>> take a lo

. >>> well, pedro quezada, the new jersey man who won the $338 million jackpot, turns out he owes $29,000ck child support. >>> alex rodriguez will make more this year than all of the houston astros team combined. a-rod won't even play until midseason, but his salary beats the entire astros payroll of about $25 million. >>> and a hat tip to our friend at jane wells at cnbc on this item. while this is probably an april fools prank, it was just too delicious to pass up. america's love of bacon has spawned a whole new industry for uses of the delicious breakfast meat. the ad reminisces about the many uses of bacon, only to end on a bacon-flavored mouthwash. but don't expect to find it on shelves anytime soon. >>> one wrong step causes a hero to spring into action. but the dangerous electrical third rail poses a deadly threat. we'll show you the outcome next. you're watching "first look" on msnbc. because all these whole grains aren't healthy unless you actually eat them ♪ multigrain cheerios. also available in delicious peanut butter. healthy never tasted so sweet. so i can't afford to have g

an elated pedro quezada validated his ticket at a liquor store in passaic, new jersey.year-old immigrant from the dominican republic has not officially come forward officially to claim that $338 million prize. >> the father of five runs a convenience store with one of his sons, and after taxes, he'll get a lump sum payment of a measly $150 million. >> that's what happens. you win the lottery, and you better start running because a lot of people want a piece of you. >> everybody is going to be chasing that guy. i think i'm related to him. >> you have a little dominican -- yeah, why not. >> we're all cousins. >>> tonight is the night you will see the first elimination from the latest cast of "dancing with the stars." >> 16-year-old disney star zendaya jived her way to the top of the leaderboard. scores from last night will be added to last week's scores, and that puts d.l. hughley in last place. >> well, after the viewers have their say, we'll find out in just a couple of hours from now who will be escorted out of the ballroom for good. >> wah, wah. >>> and this might be

workers at a liquor store where the ticket was sold say, pedro quezada-- an immigrant from- the dominicanlic. was the winner. but lottery officials have yet to confirm that. after taxes, the cash value, is about 152-million- dollars if the winner chooses a lump- sum payment of 221- million-dollars. instead of an annuity. this lottery jackpot is the fourth largest powerball jackpot on record. we will be right back on the kron 4 morning news. here is a live look from the nation's capital. they will hear arguments on same-sex marriage. it will be in this case 4:26. [ female announcer ] the one for all. mcdonald's dollar menu, home of the meaty, melty mcdouble you love... ♪ ...and other amazing tastes, for just a dollar each. ♪ like the bold hot n spicy mcchicken, and the new grilled onion cheddar burger topped with caramelized onions and melted white cheddar. everyday, as always, there's a lot to love for a little on mcdonald's dollar menu. the u-s supreme court takes up the first of two cases about same sex marriage today -- with the justices listening to oral arguments on california's ban

. >>> the man making hands down the most money today, pedro quezada. i don't think he cares right now because he collecte $330 million in the poweall jackpot. the 44-year-old immigrant is feeling pure joy. he promises to help a lot of people with his winnings. me. even when they say it's not it is always about money melissa: so our top story tonight. cyprus may have a bailout but cracks in the european union may be growing by the day. cypriot banks remained closed until thursday, that's what they say anyway, a angry residents stormed the streets in protest. is there any light at the end. kun nell? fox news's greg palkot reporting from cyprus. greg, what is the mood on the ground right now? >> melissa, i got to tell you the mood here in cyprus is not good. the folks here are still short of funds. now if the banks do reopen on thursday and officials here said that in fact that was not a done deal, sip bring rots will be without banking for nearly two weeks -- cypriots. atms limit to withdrawals still, if they have cash, to 100 euros, $130 billion equival

. >> the couldn't wait to get this prize. 44-year-old pedro quezada. see this coming in his wildest dreams. >> did you sleep last night? >> translator: i was nervous. i couldn't close my eyes. >> at a news conference this afternoon, quezada was presented with massive check after beating 175 million to odds and winning the fourth largest powerball job jackpot ever. he about it at the eagle liquor store where he buys beer and lottery tickets every day. he had a deli with a 25,000 didn't lazy lien, never more. >> shepard: no lawyers, no financial advisers. history tells us that's a bad sign. >> i don't think he has had time to digest it all. his son said he thinks his dad will do something good, maybe open another store. describe as a hard-working family man, immigrant, and has known hard times and they're thrilled one of their own has struck it rich. he used the quick pick and hit all five numbers and the power bowl. the eagle liquor store get $10,000 themselves so it's a good day. >> shepard: i sure hope the good-when he finds good people before the bad

. >>> by most standards, pedro quezada was already living the american dream.the 1980s, he left the dominican republic and came to the united states to find work. he eventually settled in new jersey where he and his wife inez raised their five children. he opened his own bodega, often putting in 18-hour days. a fire restored must of the bodega three years ago, and on saturday he found himself with the winning $338 million powerball ticket. the fourth largest jackpot in powerball history. if quezada's life, his own version of the american dream had been written slowly, pain stakingly and quietly, it changed to a success story in bold, upper case. while winning the lottery will ostensibly provide him with long-term financial security and hopefully a happy end, the story of the magic ticket and the lucky immigrant is better told as a lesson in perseverance and the sacrifices people make to come to this country. if only to have a shot at winning. for the majority of the 11 million undocumented workers in this country, theirs is precisely that story. >>> gifted with

. >>> the bast catching up to $338 million powerball winner pedro quezada.port, $29,000. it's expected to be paid by the state before his lottery winnings are released. he has five children from the ages of 5 to 23. i think they all want to get on his will. >> i'm hsure. >>> now the epic question. what is going on with justin bieber lately? our daily bieber updates have been full of unusual activities. now, the 19-year-old is underinvestigation by the los angeles county sheriff's department for assaulting a neighbor. his mother is speaking out defending her famous son. does she think he should be more careful? here's what she said on hln's "showbiz" tonight. >> it's off the call. it's tough not having privacy. it's a great platform to use it to do so much good. >> she went on to say she views all the headlines about him differently because, after all, she's his mother. >>> and today, catholics celebrate good friday with a new pope. already, he's done things his way this holy week. we're live in rome next. >>> and hear from two strangers who teamed up to take

but pedro quezada is now $338 million richer. but that's only $152 million after taxes. the jersey lottery hasn't 100% confirmed him. but he went in -- he has a bodega near this liquor store. and i guess he worked in a factory for more than 20 years. he finally opened his own bodega. they didn't sell lottery tickets at his. they never applied for the license. so every day, he'd go down and buy a couple of tickets. he said and a corona. >> and two beers. >> this is my favorite headline. look at this. pay-dro. come on. >> and paydro. >> they both did it. >> that happens once in a while. >> that one's obvious. we could have written that one. >> i wouldn't have thought of it. >> anyway, happy for him. five kids. he says he's going to take care of his family. >> by the way, today -- >> very big day for hoda. >> because i'm getting a dog. >> yes. >> i'm busting. i'm so excited. >> we're going to go later and shoot a piece where hoda's going to meet the ten contestants for the dating game, the doggy dating game and hoda's going to have a very tough decision to make. >> and tomo

new jersey powerball winner, pedro quezada, owes thousand of dollars in unpaid child support. >> hardartment says he owes $29,000. he has not revealed much about any financial difficulties. records do show his home was foreclosed on a few years ago. >> distracted by looking at the million dollar ticket. >> i bet. >> $338 million ticket. >> everybody will get paid. all is well that ends welt. >>> more than 20 homes on w, when idbey island are off limits following the major landslide. here is an amazing fact, wednesday morning's slide displaced the equivalent of 40,000 dump truck loads of dirt. the homes we mentioned are under evacuation orders or inaccessible. geologists say the slide may be the largest in washington state history. >> that's some video. >>> let's check out today's weather. showers there in the northwest. light snow for higher elevations. fog again this morning in california. showers in the middle of the country. mostly dry for the east coast. 50s from boston to baltimore, a cool morning. followed by a warm-up in southeast. higher than normal in the west. 71 in colorado

cnn's jason carroll has his story. >> reporter: pedro quezada beamed like a champion as he held a huget it, over becoming powerball's latest multimillionaire. he and his wife ynez showed up for the winners news conference. when asked how many family members he has, he joked, they're growing, they're growing. every day i have one more. quezada owns a bodega, a combination deli/mini market in the heavily hispanic community of passaic, new jersey. he says it's a tough way to make a living, long hours and the threat of robbery. quezada came to the united states 26 years ago from the dominican republic from what he called a poor and humble family. how did he find out he won? he heard about the liquor store that sold the winning ticket, the same place where he had bought his ticket. he dropped by, saw the commotion, reporters and camera crews, and went in. he says, when i handed him the ticket, the man said to me, congratulations. and that's when everyone started shouting. most people who play powerball dream about whether or not they'll take the lump sum payment or the annual payout. quezad

. >>> unless you are this guy, and that is 44-year-old pedro quezada, you can put your powerball dreamsrest. quezada, described as a hard working immigrant who lives in passaic, new jersey, is the projected winner for saturday's powerball jackpot worth $380 million. he says he intends to help his family. >>> tiger woods is back on top. he reclaimed his number one ranking among the world's best golfers yesterday at the arnold palmer invitational. yesterday marking the end fs his 29-month stretch as he struggled to reclaim the number one ranking. ♪ [ laughs ] whoo. ♪ oh. nice! great! [ laughs ] a shot like that calls for a postgame celebration. [ male announcer ] share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-eat! no they don't. hey son. have fun tonight. ♪ ♪ back against the wall ♪ ain't nothin to me ♪ ain't nothin to me [ crowd murmurs ] hey! ♪ [ howls ] ♪ >>> do deny spousal and familial benefits to millions of gay and lesbian americans is to undermine the principle of equal protection of the law and the basic family unit that many straight americans take

in the last few minutes the new jersey lottery officials confirmed that pedro quezada, a 34-year-oldrepublic and father of five is the lucky holder of the winning ticket. a very happy quezada speaking in spanish said he felt pure joy when he learn he was the winner, and that the first thing he wants to do is to help his family. when asked if he plans to return to the dominican republic or if he plans to stay in the u.s., he said he needs to clear his mind before making any big decisions. >>> coming up, more on the same-sex marriage debate. we'll talk to an ohio state university student about an article he wrote explaining why he says straight allies are critical to the gay rights movement. >>> but first, an update on comcast's hero hiring initiative. we've reached our goal of hiring 1,000 vets ahead of schedule. we're now committed to hiring an additional 1,000 more. we all have one. that perfect spot. a special place we go to smooth out the ripples of the day. it might be off a dock or on a boat. upstream or in the middle of nowhere. wherever it may be, casting a line in the clear,

. >>> pedro quezada's luck has turned around in a very big day.ner in passaic, new jersey, hit the lotto jackpot. he's from the dominican republic, father of five. two years ago thieves broke into their apartment and destroyed everything. about a year before that, fire destroyed most of the bodega. quezada says he plans to help his family with the money. he can certainly do that. >>> wait until you see the new survey on moms, working moms and stay at home moms. what can be done to ease the tension in the mommy wars coming up in ten minutes. >>> a british high school student is screaming yahoo this morning. cnbc's jackie deangelis is here with what's moving your money. he's 17 years old, and he's rich. >> it's a fascinating story. his name is nick delozio. he wasn't even born when yahoo was founded in 1994, just 17 years old. reports suggest that summly, his news reading app, was purchased by yahoo for roughly $30 million. his app condensing content so that readers can scroll through more information quickly on smaller screens of smartphones. nick

pedro quezada is a dominican immigrant who came to this country 26 years ago, and owns a small groceryre. he said through a translator that he felt "pure joy" at winning, and is still figuring out what to do with his new fortune. >> i don't know how exactly, but i will help those in need. of course my family is a very humble family. we are going to help each other out. >> sreenivasan: new jersey lottery officials said later that quezada has opted to take his winnings in a single, lump- sum payout. after taxes, that comes to $152 million. those are some of the day's major stories. now, back to gwen. >> ifill: we return to today's same sex marriage debate with one of our own, featuring two attorneys who were at the court today. california attorney general kamala harris, who supports overturning the gay marriage ban. and austin nimocks, counsel for the alliance defending freedom, which supports proposition 8. thank you both for joining us. i want to start by asking you both this question. why is the right to marry or same-sex marriage considered to be a constitutional issue and not a soci

his paper is pedro quezada. and his money after taxes, 152 million cash. oh, so good.le bit. we're also tracking a developing story about a disturbing new threat from north korea. north korea warning today that its weapons are poised and ready to target the u.s. mainland, hawaii, guam and south korea. the north threatened a nuclear attack on america, but the latest development comes with tensions already extremely high on the korean peninsula and a miscalculation on either side could be potentially devastating. national security correspondent jennifer griffin has more live at the pentagon. jennifer? >> well, the pentagon spokesman says this is a well-worn pattern of bellicose threats of north korea's young leader, kim jong-un who warned his artillery and rocket forces have entered a combat posture. the u.s. military is concerned about anything that might destabilize the area. and that he's taking rhetoric where it shouldn't go. and the new provocation plan, but would create a better combined structure between the u.s. and south koreans. and the u.s. is concerned becaus

he is my new best friend, pedro quezada. a new jersey father of five, an immigrant from the dominican republic. he runs a convenience store, lives next to the highway. after taxes, the lump sum will total a cool $150 million and this is wonderful here. he says his first priority will be helping his family. >> that's wonderful. >> terrific. >> confirmed it? has the lottery confirmed it? >> they're in the process of confirming it today. apparently he's saying, i checked it out. i got it. >>> we're going to get the latest in the murder of colorado's chief prison official. the ex-con suspect was killed two days later in a shootout with texas miss. and investigators are now trying to figure out ties between the killing and white supremacist prison gangs. dan harris is here with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. this crime is opening up a window into the ultra violent and expanding world of white supremacist gangs. this as we hear from the victim's family for the first time. >> tom and i were watching t

pedro quezada might have himself a new nickname. in saturday night's $338 million powerball jackpot. powerball officials confirm that the winning ticket was purchased in new jersey, but have yet to verify that it is the one belonging to quezada. the 44-year-old who owns a bodega down the street says he would use the money to "help a lot of people" including family members with their rent. so how does this potential new multi-millionaire feel? but unsurprisingly, all smalls. the bodega opened this morning, but he's not in there. certainly his days running it might be coming to a close soon. if he takes the lump sum, that's $221 million. after taxes, $152 million. a lot less than $338 million, but still nothing, nothing to frown about. >> that's right. and proof that he won, he's not at work today. so that's further proof he may be the winner of that big lottery. thank you, katy. now for a look at what's trending today, our quick round-up of what has you talking online. one of britain's top whiz kids has yahoo!'s attention. 17-year-ol

this man, pedro quezada caused a frenzy at the passaic new jersey liquor store where the winning ticket was sold. quezada told everyone there that he is the winner but he did not have the ticket with him to prove it. >> there's always one of those. >> new jersey lottery officials say they are aware of his claims but until they see the winning ticket they aren't calling anyone the winner. actually i have the winning ticket. can i borrow $400,000, soledad? >> sure, as long as you really have it, christine, i'm happy to give you the money. every time there's always the guy or the woman. >> you're right. >> ahead this morning on "starting point," lots to talk about. tiger, for one. who's number one again. he'll tell you what is holding him back coming up next. and then $30 million and a new gig. that's what a teenager was given by yahoo! for an app that he created. i've always kept my eye on her... but with so much health care noise, i didn't always watch out for myself. with unitedhealthcare, i get personalized information and rewards for addressing my health risks. but she's still going t

pedro quezada, feels that god has blessed him. >> did you sleep last night?tor: i was nervous. i couldn't close my eyes. i have to think about it. please tell us where you were after leaving because everyone was looking for you. he said, well, i had to hide. bill: he is public now. fourth largest jackpot in power ball history. will take winnings of a lump sum of 152 million after taxes. the government gets 186 million of that. alisyn: not a bad deal. bill: telling you. alisyn: for one day. bill: martha maccallum who usually sits in that chair. alisyn: yes, i'm familiar with her. bill: she is from new jersey. alisyn: yes. bill: she is out this week. we were thinking there was a little bit of mystery for a couple days that the winner is from knew jersey and martha is not around. maybe? alisyn: right. but, no, it is not. bill: take a look at the markets right now. we're heading lower right now. opened about eight minutes of trading. concerns about cyprus. who knew. concerns about the european continent and italy as whether or not they will get a bail-in for thei

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pedro quezada held up his powerball check like a champion as he claimed his prize.he winning ticket at a local liquor store. he chose the cash value option so he'll end up with about $151 million after taxes. >> not bad. >> not bad. >> firefighters in riverside, california, say a dog named mole is a hero for leading his master to a hiker who was trapped in some rocks on a mountain. the man was trapped for several days. the victim had no food, no water. listen to mole's owner explain what happened yesterday. >> he pulled me over, pulled me, crying, and i said what's going on, boy? so it was dark. still dark. and see this face with the eyes and i thought it was an animal. and i talked to the person, he don't talk to me. he was too weak. >> wow. he gave the victim water, called for help. a rescue team pulled him out of the rocks, took him to an area hospital where he's being monitored this morning. >> terrible. good luck for him. this morning the state of north dakota has one of the nation's toughest anti-abortion laws. the governor jack dalrimple signed a measure yest

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pedro quezada has not come forward to claim the $338 million prize yet. he's a father of five.t of $150 million and that, oh, by the way, is after taxes. he didn't know what to do with himself. >> a little pumped up. >> he was running around. his wife apparently said they plan to give the money to the people most in need in their family, once they get the money so, you know what, i love stories where it's not the rich people winning more money. it's the poor people, who need it. >> i think he's going to give it to somebody in the family who needs it. >> buy the whole town of passaic. >> there you go. >>> new questions this morning about the murder of colorado's prison system chief. he was gunned down on his front porch by a hitman as potentially payback for trying to break up a white supremacist prison gang. abc's dan harris has details. >> reporter: at a memorial service for kol prison chief tom clent ents, wrenching words from his wife. >> tom and i were watching tv and our doorbell rang. and my life was forever changed. >> reporter: the prime suspect evan ebel, a recent paro

that man pedro quezada caused a frenzy where the winning lottery ticket was sold. the ticket with him to prove it. so new jersey lottery officials say they're aware of his claim but until they see the winning ticket, they will not call anyone the winner. >> $338 million. >> imagine holding that. i would have a heart attack. >> hmm. >> 18 minutes past the hour. looks like change is in the air for using electronic gadgets in flight. two anonymous sources, an official with the faa and a member of the industry group telling "the new york times" they expect the faa to announce plans to relax the rules for reading devices during takeoff and landing by the end of the year this is expected. the change would reportedly not include cell phones. that will make people happy. >> yeah. >> recent study find airlines charge an estimated $36 billion in fees last year. billion with a "b." the trend continues. travelers may notice even more services being offered. but they often come at a premium. for some the added convenience may be worth the price. united airlines is helping you g