abc's tj holmes is here with that like it or not. abc's tj holmes is here with that " ((very quick music/montage - powerball/lottery shots)) whoever wins the record powerball jackpot likely won't have a choice: take the fortune and be required to accept the fame. nats - jean uyu / lottery ticket buyer: if i win in 38 of the 44 states where powerball is played, the law mandates that the names of lottery winners be made public... nats - joel dominguez presser: big smile and some states even require winners to participate in those press conferences. sot andrew stoltmann / securities attorney: when you publicize these winners' names andrew stoltmann has represented 6 lottery winners who lost it all within 5 years -- something they say wouldn't have happened if they were / securities attorney: one of my clients was a 67-year-old truck driver (andrew cicero) who won over $6 million in the lottery. ((10 seconds)) but now at least 10 states are re-thinking lawmaker pushing a winners their privacy ... for a price: over 25 winnings. georgia se

abc's tj holmes is going to break it down for us. abc's tj holmes is going to break it down for us. " ((quick powerball montage)) don't pick numbers based on ((keyable gfx)) your kid's birthday or ((keyable gfx)) your wedding anniversary! ((fail/wah wah sfx)) ((keyable gfx)) in fact, don't pick the numbers at all! let the computer do it. ((keyable gfx)) 70 to 80 percent of powerball tickets have been computer picks. but if you insist on picking the numbers... ((drumroll sfx)) gfx)) 8, 54, 14, 39, 13. those are ((keyable gfx)) the most frequently drawn numbers in the past 4 years. ((fullscreen map gfx)) another way to improve your odds: move to pennsylvania! state the past 13 years. 11 each from indiana and missouri." elias: sam is back now... sam i'll have your full forecast next. "now, we are iowa's forecast with meteorologist sam schreier. certified by weatherrate the independent weather experts" sam today we are going to say goodbye to the sun and hello to precipitation. clouds will thicken up very quickly this morning so any suns

tisha: that was tj holmes reporting. we have been with the panthers since training camp. we will be live at super bowl 50. our special live coverage begins sunday and we will be there all week. you can get special coverage online. steve: we will send a whole team of people to the bay area. you will be among them. i'm pretty jealous. tisha: i guess i should practice. steve: chris is back with us watching rain coming our way. maybe we can get the ice out of here, too? tisha: that would be great. chris: it will be light. it will not be heavy rain. at least it won't be frozen. that is the good news. it's all liquid. if you are going out this evening, it's going to be a quiet evening. temperatures fall into the mid-40's by tomorrow morning. we will not be back in the 60's like we were today. very mild with readings in the mid-60's. winds are calm, skies mostly cloudy. rocky mount wilson airport, a very mild 60. 67 in southern pines. a lot of melting. still sleep on the ground. all of that sleet and ice is hacked in there. mississippi, 43, 29 in chicago. jackson -- memphis when

new she's the daughter of legendary singer nat king cole and her carrer spanned decades...abc's tj holmes gives us a look back. natalie cole inherited all the right notes her father: jazz legend nat king cole her mom: a singer for duke ellington. nat- "this will be" but she would make her own mark. that powerful voice belting out grammy award winning hits like "this will be" nats. "this will be" but cole hit some low notes too: a battle with drug addiction ... and some serious health challenges eventually forced a kidney transplant. orgettable" in 1991, her comeback hit. nats- "unforgettable" father and daughter --- those magicial voices woven into a seamless duet.. nats- "unforgettable" nats- natalie: "thanks, dad!" natalie cole was 65. homeowners open their house up to guests using "airbnb."... ....but it turns out the guests weren't who they said they were... you're watching good morning las vegas on channel 13. we'll be right back on this ? v/'in a press conference, saudi officials said the executed men believed in "extremist ideology" and were members of terror groups. the executions

. -- and tj holmes has that. sure, winning is just pure luck... but keeping that jackpot takes some strategy the secrets of some of the most successful lottery winners are simple: save... and en "rich" the lives of others. like the lohse (prono: low-see) family from des moines, iowa... nats from winning (woi piece in crackle) this couple used a portion of their 202 million dollar jackpot to build a new athletic field at their gmpa070414a @ 7:09 and knoxville's 59 year old roy cockrum...who started a foundation to donate his nearly 260 million winnings to theater an charity organizations. quick nat sandra hayes sandra hayes was living on less than 26 thousand dollars a year as a st. louis social worker when she hit it big winning a $224 her coworkers in 2006 sot sandra hayes tbd 18:09:57 well when i really realized that i won the lottery, basically my attitude, i became, a little on the nervous side. the single mother of three decided to retire, pay off her debt, and put the rest into savings. sot sandra hayes 18:30:57 i live on a budget and i'm di

she's the daughter of legendary singer nat king cole and her carrer spanned decades...abc's tj holmes takes us on a look back. natalie cole inherited all the legend nat king cole her mom: a singer for duke ellington. nat- "this will be" but she would make her own mark. that powerful voice belting out with drug addiction ... and some serious health challenges eventually forced a kidney transplant. nats- "unforgettable" in 1991, her comeback hit. nats- "unforgettable" father and daughter --- those magicial voices woven into a seamless duet.. nats- "unforgettable" nats- natalie: "thanks, dad!" natalie cole was 65. straight ahead... homeowners open their house up ....but it turns out the guests weren't who they said they were... you're watching good morning las vegas on channel 13. we'll be right back on this in a press conference, saudi officials said the executed men believed in "extremist ideology" and were members of terror groups. the executions happened in 12 different locations. among those executed..was sheikh "nimr al-nimr". he was notorious for heavily criticizing the saudi roya

horror stories about winners ending up broke -- but there are also some incredible success stories -- tj holmes is here with that. " gfx sure, winning is just pure luck... but keeping that jackpot takes some strategy the secrets of some of the most save... and en "rich" the lives of others. like the lohse (prono: low-see) family from des moines, iowa... nats from winning (woi piece in crackle) this couple used a portion of their 202 million dollar jackpot to build a new athletic field at their local high school. gmem100512003 sot brian lohse "we want to benefit our community and church" gmpa070414a @ 7:09 and knoxville's 59 year old roy cockrum...who started a foundation to donate his nearly 260 million winnings to theater an charity organizations. quick nat sandra hayes sandra hayes was living on less than 26 thousand dollars a year as a st. louis social worker when she hit it big winning a $224 million powerball jackpot along her coworkers in 2006 sot sandra hayes tbd 18:09:57 well when i really realized that i won the lottery, basically my attitude, i became, a little on the nervous side. th

tj holmes joins us with what you need to know if you're part of one script: the lottery office pool seems like good clean fun ... until you actually win, and the fighting begins. this group of california coworkers barely had time to celebrate their 315-million dollar prize when they were sued by 4 coworkers who claimed they had oral agreements to be part of the office pool. this construction was in charge of buying the lottery tickets for his work pool. but without telling anyone, claimed a 38 million dollar jackpot as his alone. he was sued and lost. confusion, lack of clarity, miscommunication, and greed come into play when hundreds of millions of dollars are at stake. i went to the office of homepolish, where 15 of the interior designers are in the powerball pool ... or is it 16? off camera - are you in the pool?? i thought i was in the pool! wait is he in the pool... we have it all written down i dont nkow! tj - this is the most unprepared pool i have ever seen! the group has just gone in together on 77 powerball tickets...with no plan of what they'd do if they actually won. "we will

history and could get bigger if you're in a pool and you win, 80 sees tj holmes has advice. >> reporter: the lottery office pool seems like good, clean fun. until you actually won. and fighting begins. this group of california coworkers barely had time to celebrate their $350 million prize when they were sued by 4 coworkers who claimed they had oral agreements to part of the pool. the construction worker in new jersey was in charge of buying the lottery tickets for his work pool. without telling anyone, he claimed a $38 million jackpot as his alone. he was sued and lost. confusion, lack of clarity, miscommunication and greet can come into play when hundreds of millions of dollars are at stake. i went to the office of home polls, with 15 of the interior designers are in the powerball pool. or is it 16? >> we have it written down. >> this is the most unprepared [laughter]. in together on 77 powerball tickets. no plan on what they would do if they actually won. >> it is not all bad. this real estate office of lord hit a big and even though the new girl had no money for ticket, they cut her

but one doctor refused to give up -- and abc's tj holmes has this incredible story this morning 26-yr-old justin smith is grateful to be alive ? after nearly freezing to emotional dad "i started shaking him, saying you can't leave me, you can't leave me" last february, don smith found his son in a snow bank ?unconscious ? overnight? with temperatures dipping 4 degrees below zero ? sot don smith he was blue. his face he was lifeless. i checked for a pulse. i checked for a heartbeat. there was nothing." sot dr. gerald coleman "the coroner was on scene. the state police were on scene. they were doing essentially a death investigation" gfx - police scanner: "all signs lead to us to believe he's been dead for a considerable amount of time" but doctor gerald coleman didn't give up ? refusing to pronounce him dead ?he and his team at lehigh valley hospital performed cpr for 2 hours? as they slowly said no not today " and then? over the next few days, doctors say, his brain miraculously went from showing no activity to normal activity sot justin's mom sissy smith "we knew we needed a big, big mir

abc's tj holmes has more. script: this morning -- steve harvey is breaking his silence - sot "i felt horrible for both of you, it's so much i want to say. but i'm truly sorry i really, i wish we all could have gotten it right that night i want you to know that." sot "thank you." apologizing on camera for the first time - for the gaffe heard around the world at december's miss universe pageant - sot "miss universe 2015 is... colombia!" sot "i have to apologize. the first runner up is colombia. // miss universe 2015 is philippines." the talk show host facing the music head-on universe: the truth" on "the steve harvey show" sot "i just walked out, took it on myself, to just do what i thought was right for miss philippines. but i'd do it again if i had to though, to be honest with you." harvey -- admitting the emotional toll the blowback has taken on him personally - sot "people don't understand the damage of social media. you have death threats against your family, i can't let my kids go nowhere. that's difficult

tj holmes looks at issues cropping up from past winners. like good, clean fun until you actually win and the fighting begins. >> this group of california co-workers barely had time to celebrate their 315 million dollar prize when they were sued by four co-workers who claimed they had oral agreements to be part of the office pool. then this construction worker in new jersey, he was in charge of buying the lottery tickets for his work pool, but without telling anyone claimed a $38 million jackpot as his alone. he was sued and lost. confusion, lack of clarity, miscommunication and greed can come into play when hundreds of millions of dollars are at stake. i went to the office of home polish will 15 of the interior designers are in the powerball pool or is it 16? >> are you in the pool? >> i thought i was in the pool. >> you don't know if the boss it in the pool. >> this is the most unprepared pool i've seen. the group has just gone in together on 77 powerball tickets with no plan of what they'd do if they actually won. >> before they draw it on saturday. >> it's not all bad. this real e