. >> reporter: locals told us that this man rick payton had this ticket. it said the winning number was soemed at key market. right around the -- sold at key market, right around the corner here. and i jumped up and checked the tickets. and it wasn't the winning numbers. so we kept searching. >> was it you who won the powerball? >> i wish. >> reporter: the people who have won this grocery store for more than 20 years were shell shocked that the winning ticket was bought here. >> around 9:00 they got a call from the lottery office saying we've sold the winning powerball which we thought was a joke. >> very exciting. finally getting paid. all of the time we've put in here at this location. >> reporter: they may not have won the $225 million but they get a cut, $1 million. >> semiretired now. only working part time. so i can do a little more traveling now. >> reporter: this was the only winning ticket sold in the 44 states that carry powerball. the lump sum jackpot would be around $100 million after tickets. sticking with the same numbers had a big payoff for

rick, last question. you know when they went after the saints and payton the thinking was look you're at the top of the chaintely your responsibility. is that stance, should that be mirrored as it applies to goodell and the nfl. >> the payton issue there were warnings there. knock it off. they didn't knock it off. if roger goodell knew about this we have an entirely different opinion. i've worked with him for 15 years. there's no sympathy there if he knew from me or anybody else. the whole issue is he's pretty clear to say he didn't know so let's see what the investigation uncovers. >> rick, thanks for your time. >> any time. >> let's get over to dominic chu. the market down 70 points. >> dow is down 70. check out eastern chemical and taminco. taminco is $26.57 trading above the bid price. for eastman chemical up by 1.25%. a big deal on the chemical side of things. >> thanks. kayla has a look at what we can expect at the top of the hour. >> we do have a big hour for you guys. we're talking to the acting executive leading pay pal about how that company plans to stand its ground with apple moving on to the pay