. >> let's introduce you to two longtime friends,an joe feene tom cook, who live in wisconsin. pact many years ago that if one of them won the u.s. powerball lottery, they would share it. cades later, tom's numbers and he honored the dea evenjoe, who you can see here, was stunned when he said his friend was sharing the dat let's hear what they plan to do with the money and how the pact came about. >> we buy every week. never really thinking it would happen. >> many years. athe handshake andshake. i cannot think of a better wa to retire. i bought two tickets and i won theowball the next day. what could i lose? >> a few bucks. [laughter] >> with friends like that, who needs to win the lottery on their own. bye for now. narrator: funding for this presentation of isis program rovided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french anmore. raymond james. the freeman foundation. by jovy and peter blumr foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected ne viewers like you. thank you. girl: we are the curious. ♪ woman 1: wow! man 1: the adventurous. man 2: oh! danieliger: grrr!

>> reporter: a stunning prize tied to a promise between longtime friends tom cook and joseph fini. >> whenever the big winner comes we're going to split it. we buy every week and, you know -- not really thinking it would happen. >> that happened many years ago. it just kind of continued. >> almost 20, i think. >> handshake to handshake, man. >> that handshake was in 1992. three decades of trying their wisconsin lottery luck and finally last month -- >> we've got 41, 54 -- >> reporter: a win split in half. >> quite an experience when i read them first two or three numbers and i kind of froze. >> reporter: both men now retired and ready for the good life. >> i've got grandchildren and great grandchildren. now i can spend time with them all. i can't think of a better way to retire. >> reporter: you can't pick the winning numbers but lucky for all of us you can pick true friends these two hit the jackpot on both counts catie beck, nbc news. >> what are the odds >>> that's nightly news thank you for watching i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night > if the

in 1992, tom cook and joseph feeney promised each other that if they ever hit the lottery, they'd splitackpot. well, last month, cook bought the winning ticket in a $22 million jackpot and he made good on his promise, saying "a handshake's, a handshake, man." way to honor your promise. "on the road" is next. he usually delivers the news. now, he's making it-- with some incredible acts of kindness. >> o'donnell: it all started with a simple request from a customer. now a newspaper carrier has found a whole new mission. here's cbs' steve hartman "on the road." >> reporter: long before social distancing, greg dailey was already keeping his customers at arm's length. in fact, to those on his paper route in central new jersey, greg has never been anything more than a blur past their driveway. but, as we first reported in april, all that changed when one elderly customer asked him a simple favor: could he please pull in and throw the paper closer to the garage. >> it hit me that if she can't get the paper at the sidewalk-- which is 20 feet from the house-- in this pandemic, how is she going t

long—time friends joe feeney and tom cook who live in the us state of wisconsin, made a pact many yearsery they would share it. and now, decades later, tom's numbers came up and he's honoured the deal. joe — who you can see here in the blue shirt with tom and their wives — said he was stunned when his friend called to say they were sharing the jackpot worth 22 million us dollars. let's hear what they plan to do with the money and how the pact came about. whenever the bigger winner comes, we're going to split it. so we buy every week. never really thinking it would happen. that happened many years ago, and itjust kind of continued. almost 20, i think. a handshake is a handshake, man. i can think of a better way to retire. i bought two tickets and i won the powerball. what can i lose, a few bucks? they laugh. they have had a lot of time to think about what to spend the money. i have a good idea of what i would spend it on but maybe not appropriate on a news bulletin. you can reach me on twitter and keep up—to—date with all the latest news on the bbc news website. thank you for joining us.

long—time friends joe feeney and tom cook who live in the us state of wisconsin, made a pact many yearsthey would share it. and now, decades later, tom's numbers came up and he's honoured the deal. joe — who you can see here in the blue shirt with tom and their wives — said he was stunned when his friend called to say they were sharing the jackpot worth 22 million us dollars. let's hear what they plan to do with the money and how the pact came about. whatever the big winner comes we are going to split it, so we buy every week and, you know, not really thinking it would happen. that happened many years ago. interests continued. a handshake is a handshake. i can't think of a better winner to do it. i won the powerball the next day. what can i lose? a few bucks. a reminder of our top story. the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan has pledged that the hagia sophia mosque in istanbul will remain open to all believers — after attending the first friday prayers there for 86 years. a court this month ruled that it had been unlawful to turn the building into a museum in nineteen— thirty— four

tom cook and joe feeney played the wisconsin lottery separately but they'd made a pact in 1992 to sharemajor wins. tanya dendrinos has the story. it's the stuff dreams are made of — cheesy grins and a cheque for $22 million. it's not every day you win the lottery. it was quite an experience when i read the first two or three numbers and i kinda froze and handed it to her and she froze. and i said, are you jerking my bobber? it is a friendship that has lasted a lifetime, so there was no question when it came to upholding a gentleman's agreement made almost three decades ago. a handshake is a handshake, man. we said whenever the big win comes, we would split it, so we buy every week, not really thinking it would happen. but it did. the odds of winning the powerball jackpot are estimated to be around one in 292 million and for these graciousjoint winners, it's not about grand plans but the opportunity to enjoy their retirement and make the most of precious time with theirfamilies. now it's time for a look at the weather. a fairly changeable theme to the weather as we head through the remai

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long—time friends joe feeney and tom cook who live in the us state of wisconsin, made a pact many yearsre it. and now, decades later, tom's numbers came up and he's honoured the deal. joe — who you can see here in the blue shirt with tom and their wives — said he was stunned when his friend called to say they were sharing the jackpot worth 22 million us dollars. let's hear what they plan to do with the money and how the pact came about. whenever the bigger winner comes, we're going to split it. so we buy every week. never really thinking it would happen. that happened many years ago, and itjust kind of continued. almost 20, i think. a handshake is a handshake, man. i can think of a better way to retire. i but to tickets and i won the powerball. what can i lose, a few bucks? they laugh. just before we go, question, what do you do if you have only laundry for nearly 70 years and have hundreds of items of clothing that customers haven't bothered to pick up? here is your answer, these women from taiwan have gained internet fame for modelling all the left behind pieces of clothing. i am not

tom cook and joe feeney played the wisconsin lottery separately but they'd made a pact in 1992 to sharey. it's the stuff dreams are made of — cheesy grins and a cheque for $22 million. it's not every day you win the lottery. it was quite an experience. when i read the first two or three numbers and i kinda froze and handed it to her and she froze. and i said, are you jerking my bobber? it is a friendship that has lasted a lifetime, so there was no question when it came to upholding a gentleman's agreement made almost three decades ago. a handshake is a handshake, man. we said whenever the big win comes, we would split it, so we buy every week, not really thinking it would happen. but it did. the odds of winning the powerball jackpot are estimated to be around one in 292 million and for these graciousjoint winners, it's not about grand plans but the opportunity to enjoy their retirement and make the most of precious time with theirfamilies. such a nice story. let us get some other news. president trump has a signed executive orders that allow prescription drugs from canada and other coun

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tom cook and joe feeney played the wisconsin lottery separately but they'd made a pact in 1992 to share any major wins. tanya dendrinos has the story. it's the stuff dreams are made of — cheesy grins and a cheque for $22 million. it's not every day you win the lottery. it was quite an experience when i read the first two or three numbers and i kinda froze and handed it to her and she froze. and i said, are you jerking my bobber? it is a friendship that has lasted a lifetime, so there was no question when it came to upholding a gentleman's agreement made almost three decades ago. a handshake is a handshake, man. we said whenever the big win comes, we would split it, so we buy every week, not really thinking it would happen. but it did. the odds of winning the powerball jackpot are estimated to be around one in 292 million and for these graciousjoint winners, it's not about grand plans but the opportunity to enjoy their retirement and make the most of precious time with theirfamilies. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, the weather we've got across the uk today i

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long—time friends joe feeney and tom cook who live in the us state of wisconsin, made a pact many yearsld share it. and now, decades later, tom's numbers came up and he's honoured the deal. joe — who you can see here with tom and their wives — said he was stunned when his friend called to say they were sharing the jackpot worth 22 million us dollars. let's hear what they plan to do with the money and how the pact came about. whatever the big winner comes we are going to split it, so we buy every week and, you know, not really thinking it would happen. that happened many years ago. interests continued. a handshake is a handshake. i can't think of a better winner to do it. i won the powerball the next day. what can i lose? a few bucks. with friends like that who needs to win the lottery on their own. don't forget you can get in touch with me and some of the team on twitter — i'm @kacungira hello. much of the uk got away with a fine friday but it wouldn't be the weekend without low pressure close by the uk, so, just as we have seen today with the weekend, there will be a few sunny spells a

wisconsin friends tom cook and joseph finney shook hands in 1992.ther of them ever won the powerball they'd split the money. >> a handshake is a handshake, man. >> reporter: that hand shake now worth $22 million. tom realizing he had the jackpot ticket over breakfast with his wife. >> quite an experience when i read them first two, three numbers and kind of froze and handed them to her and she froze. >> reporter: joe getting that life-changing call shortly after. the two opting for a cash payout of nearly $17 million, just about 5.7 million apiece after taxes are paid. their plans for the money, some much needed time with the family. >> i got grachgreat grandchildrecat think of a by to eipol tradition over? >> i bought two tickets since. i won the powerball on saturday. what can i lose? >> i mean, if you're hot, you know. the odds of winning the powerball jackpot, 1 in 292 million. i just -- they must be really great friends. >> that's great. >> 1992 was the handshake. >> i'm thinking about all the promises i've made over the years. doing the invent

tom cook and joseph feeney split a $22 million powerball jackpot.versize -- obligatory oversized check and a cow for some reason. it stems from the pact they made three decades okay in 1992ment they vowed to split the price if ever was to strike it rich playing the lotto, and it happened. tom bought the winning ticket and called jose who thought it was a joke. i wonder what the odds are that we have a friendship like tom and joseph. >> a great friendship --feiny is an avid fisherman. when his friend called he said, "are you jerking my bobber?" he was not. enjoy your $11 million. >> jerking your bobber. >>> first on "cbs this morning," washington football team head coach ron rivera will join us to talk about their new name before the upcoming nfl season. stay with us. back off! you're not welcome here! get out of my face! hpv can cause certain cancers when your child grows up. get in its way. hpv can affect males and females... and there's no way to predict who will or won't clear the virus. but you can help protect your child by taking a first step.

tom cook and joe feeney played the wisconsin lottery separately but they'd made a pact in 1992 to shareanya dendrinos has the story. it's the stuff dreams are made of — cheesy grins and a cheque for $22 million. it's not every day you win the lottery. it was quite an experience when i read the first two or three numbers and i kinda froze and handed it to her and she froze. and i said, are you jerking my bobber? it is a friendship that has lasted a lifetime, so there was no question when it came to upholding a gentleman's agreement made almost three decades ago. a handshake is a handshake, man. we said whenever the big win comes, we would split it, so we buy every week, not really thinking it would happen. but it did. the odds of winning the powerball jackpot are estimated to be around one in 292 million and for these graciousjoint winners, it's not about grand plans but the opportunity to enjoy their retirement and make the most of precious time with theirfamilies. that's great. jerking my bobber is a p pa re ntly that's great. jerking my bobber is apparently the equivalent of pulling m

. >> tom cook won the jackpot in wisconsin, and as promised, he's splitting it with his friend, joe feeneyxes. although today it would be the elbow bump -- ainsley: did they buy the ticket together, or he's just being generous? jillian: they said years ago they were going to split it. ainsley: wow. i hope they have a great life together, travel a lot, maybe give some to charity. steve: good for them. brian: hopefully, we'll track them. jillian: get on that, brian. steve: i'm sure they are going to hear from a lot of people. ainsley: right. they're going to have so many relatives they didn't know they had. brian: gillian's going to follow them for the rest of the show. ainsley: i thought you were. brian: straight ahead, tensions with china rising sharply. a place we've been before as beijing shut down one u.s. consulate just hours before being evicted from houston. fox news strategic analyst, retired general jack keane joins us next. ♪ whether it's bribes ...or an overdue makeover. get all your pet essentials right when you need them, with curbside pickup at petsmart. just order online, dri

iphone that already have one, and that continues to be why that is the golden brand that cook and cupertino belt. tomating conversation, this will be out on bloomberg digital hopefully in its entirety sometime today. fantastic for mr. ives, who has been dead on. churning, bute is low yield space. this is an important conversation. t dataed at the juh f today. ft data today. in conversation with stephen elder, the mayor of austin. good morning. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: "bloomberg surveillance," it is a sleepy friday in july. no, it's not. not even close. the news flow is extraordinary, starting with low yields and fx with the dollar at -- dollar weaker. dan ives is looking at apple is a $2 trillion company. knows it is somewhere in the facility of a $20 trillion u.s. economy until it wasn't. he was with oxford economics. the u.s. gdp report, four point something nominal gdp and then we go to -3% and now we plunge down to an unimaginable nominal gdp. how much do we clawback? greg: i think we may clawback some of that loss, but if you look at the pattern of quarterly gdp, the second quarter print was l

the justice system in cook county is totally broken, to tom dart the sheriff, to chief evans, the chief judge. they have no idea what real justice is pure the bloodbath in the streets are a result. >> laura: lori lightfoot, to bring people in this back and forth, to putbr it politely, jo, between you and lightfoot, this is what she said. everyone watch. >>>> we've got an unhinged leadr of the fraternal order of police who is craven in trying to generate attention. g this is a dangerous road for us to go down. we are not going to have people who don't know our streets engaging in clearly unconstitutional conduct, operating at well in our cities. that is chaos. that is lawlessness. >> laura: that is chaos, what we are seeing tonight wasn't chaos? but you are wanting federal help? this woman doesn't know her own city, okay? it's a travesty. i thought i was mad about other things tonight given what's going on in this country, but this is an outrage create a great american city being disturbed by her. she is a radical and they need to toss her out of office. john, go ahead. >> she's running

cooke, bbc news. time now for talking movies. hello, from new york. i'm tom in central park not far from my home. welcome to our talking movies special. had they not been postponed because of the pandemic, right now we would be in the middle of olympic games madness. over the years, in the middle of olympic games madness. overthe years, many celebrated filmmakers have documented the games. this time around, it has fallen to a japanese filmmaker. carmen roberts sent this report from tokyo. today, tokyo station is very quiet. it should be heaving with commuters and tourists eagerly awaiting the upcoming olympic games. in the midst of the global pandemic events a re midst of the global pandemic events are on hold until the middle of next year. it is not for everybody. i'm on my way to meet japan's most awarded and celebrated female director, naomi kuwase, who has been chosen as the official documentary maker for the tokyo 2020 olympic games. —— naomi kawase. this interview took weeks of negotiations and planning, and i'm very excited but also a little nervous. n

tom: look at this, just extraordinary what was just said about a 7% return. day one as well. tim cook about the social issues, that they are not zero-sum. anybody in economics knows what that is. is apple adding to society or are they just stealing share from everything else out there that cannot compete? you know, i would imagine that they are more adding to the society versus not. if you look at the market share, it is not a large number by any means or any metric. apple has done what others have done, perhaps make things more productive, more interactive and efficient for everyone. thatbenefited from transition. to have thistry conversation in the last hour. let's do it again. what is behind the stock split? amit: i think the official stance is it makes it more accessible for investors. jonathan: what is your stance? it does not create much economic value at the end of the day. it is a big of a nonevent from our perspective, from them to economic perspective it is a nonevent. jonathan: great to catch up with you. fantastic to catch up. amit daryanani of evercore isi. tom keene, 100

cook said, "oh come on, clippy you're obviously just drunk. and clippy said, "you're damn right i am if you need me, i'll be at the bar with tom from myspace.uys president trump held another coronavirus briefing last night, or as they're now being called, the crazy uncle on facebook hour during the briefing, trump defended the doctor he retweeted the other night who said things like some health issues are caused by having sex dreams about demons and witches. trump actually called her impressive trump was like of all the demon sex doctors out there, she's the best she's rated 10 out of 10 on webdemon webdemon at this point trump thinks anybody in a white coat is a a doctor he was watching "miami vice" this morning and taking notes. it's like trump doing a one-man show and his friends were going that was -- good interesting choices. yeah yeah i think what she said. interesting. it's interesting and good. good and interesting you pick the order when another reporter asked trump a question about dr. fauci, he seemed to take it kind of personally listen to this >> so it sort of is curious. a man works for us, with us, very closely, dr. fauci, an

tom cook and joe feeney played the wisconsin lottery separately but they'd made a pact in 1992 to share any major wins. tanya dendrinos has the story. it's the stuff dreams are made of — cheesy grins and a cheque for $22 million. it's not every day you win the lottery. it was quite an experience when i read the first two or three numbers and i kinda froze and handed it to her and she froze. and i said, are you jerking my bobber? it is a friendship that has lasted a lifetime, so there was no question when it came to upholding a gentleman's agreement made almost three decades ago. a handshake is a handshake, man. we said whenever the big win comes, we would split it, so we buy every week, not really thinking it would happen. but it did. the odds of winning the powerball jackpot are estimated to be around one in 292 million and for these graciousjoint winners, it's not about grand plans but the opportunity to enjoy their retirement and make the most of precious time with theirfamilies. now it's time for a look at the weather with ben rich. hello, the weather we have had today is a far cry