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>> and across america, those three winning tickets in northeast kansas, red bud illinois, near st. louis, and north of baltimore, where, at this 7 elevin store last night. hours before the drawing, someone put down $1 and this machine spit out a quick pick winner, one-third of the jackpot more than $218 million. >> i'm hoping that it's somebody that i know. maybe they can help me out or something. treat me to a cup of coffee, or pay my car off or something. >>. >> reporter: but the winner is a complete mystery, and it might stay that way. >> we know the store sold the ticket. we may never know who bought the ticket. >> in maryland, we do not require winners of lottery to perform publicity. >> reporter: kansas has the same rule. but the winner will have to reveal him or herself and red bud is a small farming down of 500. >> the energy level is really high today. >> reporter: while the jackpot winners are quiet. evelyn ward wasted no time bringing in her ticket. four number, 150 bucks. >> you got the 23 twice? >> yeah. >> you just won, you got 4 bucks. it's not 213 million but it's 4

continued closing his big thick yellow book, turning to his grandsons and daughters and anding them a big red bud, then bidding them good night and laying his head on his yawning book, he glances solemnly at the full moon in the core of the sky, his eyelids blinking once, searching for that big, silvery rose. the next reader is dima shahabi >> i'd like to move on with an iraqi poet, one of the most prominent and brilliant poets of her time recently passed away in cairo, in june, actually. she was not only a poet, she was luminous and free-thinking pioneer in establishing the theory of what has come to be known as free verse in arabic poetry. in addition to her extensive laments on oppression of women and melancholy. she left. no cheek turned pale, no lip trembled. the door did not hear the story of her death. no window curtain overflowed with sorrow and gloom to follow the tomb until it disappeared. the moon lamenting its depression. the night surrendered itself without worry to the morning. the lights brought the voice of the milk girls, the fasting and the moaning of a starved cat of which noth

. >> reporter: rudd red bud is about an hour east of st. louis. there was a redbud mentioned in a movie once. >> we're looking for a dog creek road. that would be near the town of redbud. >> i sure as hell wouldn't start from here. >> reporter: that was in vermont. as of now, this redbud is more famous. >> kind of puts redbed on the map. >> reporter: still, the winner hasn't come forward and redbud's not alone. in maryland, customers checked their numbers at the 7-11. >> i went everywhere except for this store here. >> reporter: officials say a winning quick pick ticket was bought here. >> our advice is to safeguard the ticket, sign the back of it. >> reporter: they're eager to pay it out, but in maryland, you have the right to keep that to yourself. it's not just the jackpot winners cashing in. if you got all five numbers without the mega ball, you won a cool $250,000. four numbers without the ball, $10,000. three numbers nets you a modest $150. lakisha bolt won the smaller prize. >> i checked and i won 150. >> reporter: and the third winner is s

red bud illinois near st. louis . baltimore county, maryland and someplace in northeastern kansas. no winner as come forward. ouds of hitting was 1 in 176 million. you have a better chance of hit by light nipping and dying in a plane crash in the same day. peter, that place in baltimore sold one of the golden tickets and what can you tell us about the winners? >> i can tell you 23 hours and 45 minutes ago, who ever he or she is, they stood here and let the computer pick the numbers and they didn't buy anything else. 7-11 reviewed the sursurcameras. they have many of them . because 1532 people tickets were sold here last night, there was a long line at seven:15, the moment the winning ticket was sold four people bought tickets. they looked at the tape and don't think that they are regulars and so 7-11 doesn't know what the winner is and the winner may not know right now they are really rich. >> it is possible they don't know. and you know, we hear stories of how people buy tickets and they don't look at them. i would think that all of the attention, people are checking their tickets

it was sold in a tiny faing town of red bud in the southern part of that state. it's not far from st. louis, about 3,500 people actually there there. the manager of the convenience store where the winning ticket was sold says the town is buzzing. >> we're having a great time. you know, the people in town are having a good time trying to speculate who it is, or hoping it's still them. and -- the atmosphere has just been phenomenal. >> and i'll talk more with that store manager the next in our the commotion in a tiny town over a grace bill lottery win. >>> in this age of twitter, can't forget the twits, of course. we asked what would you do if you won? here's what a couple of you told us. gina from st. louis says -- i would establish a foundation with a drug company to give women free birth control plus research women's health. and henry says -- i would self-finance my own independent film studio and fulfill my dream are writing and directing films. >>> osama bin laden after 9/11. one of his wives is now talking about where the family lived for nine years. full det

we're learning a bit more about the winning tickets in illinois t was sold in a tiny farming town of red bud in the southern part of the state. just 3,500 people live there. the manager of the moto mart with the ticket was sold joins me on the phone. denise, tell me, have a lot of people been coming in just to, i guess, just to feel a little bit of the activity surrounding your store? >> oh, yeah. i have seen a lot of people come in with big smiles on their face. a lot of energy around town. >> even though the winner has not stepped forward, right? >> that's correct. nobody has come forward at this time. >> so this is a small town. just over 3,000 people. does that mean there's a pretty good likelihood, if that person is from that area, you may have interacted with them before? you might know them? >> yes, chances are very high that i do know this person, yeah. >> okay, so how are you informed that a winning ticket was purchased at your store? >> i was called by the lottery office this morning at 7:00. >> and what did they say? >> they said, congratulations. your store was one of three to se

one winning ticket came from red bud, illinois, another was sold in baltimore county, maryland, the third look at those winning numbers for $640 million. there they are. 2-4-23-38-46, and the mega ball, 23. each of those winning tickets expected to be worth more than $213 million, of course before taxes. >>> well, 29 californians did get the first five numbers right. so they will earn a pretty cool consolation prize. how does $130,000 sound? the bay area winners bought their tickets at fox liquors on larkin street in san francisco, 7-eleven on blossom hill road in san jose, al's food & liquor in san rafael, liquor, tobacco and moore in sunnyvale and the fast & easy mart on arden wood boulevard in fremont. >>> well, hundreds of hopefuls waited in line to buy their tickets from one store in particular. cavanagh's liquor in san lorenzo. that store has a history of delivering big lottery winners. there were still many people in line when the 7:45 p.m. deadline came and went yesterday. >>> and how about these lines? this is from a store near nevada. nevada doesn't participate in the mega milli

we know that three mega millions lottery tickets one in the northeast, northeast kansas and red bud,doocy is not the winner and maybe he's being coy, he's at the 7-eleven and they get a chunk of change. >> right this 7-eleven off the highway in baltimore county we're told the line was arn the store all day long at 7:15, somebody walks in and a quick pick, let that machine, that red machine right there pick their ticket and pick the numbers and they walked out of here with one of those three winning tickets. the store does stand to make $100,000 once the ticket is processed and elsewhere, 17 people in new york and 10 people in o-o and five people in massachusetts not the first five numbers and missed mega ball number they'll get up $250,000. and the director of the maryland lottery here, steven, you told me that the 640 million dollar number is likely to go up, why? >> well, i don't know it's likely to go up. but i think a reconciliation and we're going to see what sales actually were throughout the end of the day yesterday. when we spoke this director said the mega millions at 11:30

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red meat to a minimum. eat as much fish as you. there's a lot of research over a lot of years that have established this. it's up to our will power and taste buds can follow. those numbers sound big. they're really tiny compared to say someone who smokes every day. >> in comparison, obviously, but, we have for many years been told and science is there on the danger of smoking. i eat a burger probably every day. >> you're mighty healthy. likely to stay that way. >> is it back to moderation? >> it is moderation and choices you make. there's other things about red meat in terms of the energy that's consumed to feed a cow or a pig. the amounts americans eat. americans eat 65 pounds of beef. 65 pounds of pork and 80 pounds of chicken per year. that's a lot of meat. >> it is. a lot of people are talking about this. maybe they will rethink dinner. >> i hope they have a good dinner. i'm not here to destroy anybody. >> you're not the red meat police. >>> the creator of the kony 2012 video is responding to the back lack. we got the tape. >>> first, there's a lot going on today. here are some things we thought you should know. more than two million people