after years of playing the lotto, shakespeare finally hits the jackpot. he takes home a lump-sum payment of nearly $13 million. dave clark is a detective in the polk county sheriff's office. >> i think it was the best thing that ever happened to him and the worst thing that ever happened to him. >> narrator: shakespeare treats himself. he purchases a $1.1 million mansion and a bmw worth $100,000. but sentorria butler, shakespeare's former girlfriend and the mother of his youngest son, says he was always more interested in spending the money on others. >> he went from being considered a nobody to everybody needs him all of a sudden. >> narrator: shakespeare reportedly gives out money to random strangers at the bank he frequents. he pays for people's burials, groceries, rents, and helps those in danger of losing their homes. >> people that barely knew him -- you know, former co-workers -- would go to abraham with a sad story and say, "hey, you know, i have a family, my house is about to get foreclosed on," and he'd say, "how much do you owe on it?" >> narra

after years of playing the lotto, shakespeare finally hits the jackpot. he takes home a lump-sum payment of nearly $13 million. dave clark is a detective in the polk county sheriff's office. >> i think it was the best thing that ever happened to him and the worst thing that ever happened to him. >> narrator: shakespeare treats himself. he purchases a $1.1 million mansion and a bmw worth $100,000. but sentorria butler, shakespeare's former girlfriend and the mother of his youngest son, says he was always more interested in spending the money on others. groceries, rents, and helps those in danger of losing their homes. >> people that barely knew him -- you know, former co-workers -- would go to abraham with a sad story and say, "hey, you know, i have a family, my house is about to get foreclosed on," and he'd say, "how much do you owe on it?" >> narrator: according to polk county detective chris lynn, he buys approximately 10 homes, then has the owners make payments directly to him. >> i didn't necessarily see it as a moneymaking scheme. he wasn't charging

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a move rest of they can take him down just hold me down for a fight you said when you side with the lotto you have felt like you were reborn what do you mean well you know a lot of people don't notice but when you when you fight or your first fight is with the promoter. you know that is the promoter the promoter job is to get as much money to him. do you fight for this money as possible and when i when i sound but it'll be alright mate he just gets the same that he used to be a fighter he understood everything we didn't argue about nothing at all we was on the same he's all yeah we were because we were good that he didn't you know he didn't feed me a bunch of b.s. you know he was the japanese you before planet planet same thing with tito same thing to done a swag john but it's all because of the way they treat the fighters a lot of a lot of fight fans understand it all why you leave the this while there is a cynical to belittle or they would never understand how you got to walk to work them out understand you got to do it it's all about people respect and you want to be respected and you

. >> mona le mails i received an e mail from someone claiming they're with california lotto and i won $50,000 and i need to give personal information and pass words. is this real? >> no. it's a scam. someone has your telephone number. do not do this the lottery never calls you to say you've won money. have you to contact them. any time anyone asks you for personal information over the phone or through internet. reject that. if they give you a number to call back, don't call back the number. instead, look up the number on your own. you're going to find it's a different number. >> nobody is calling you to tell you here is money. nobody, nobody. >> that does not happen. >> they only call to ask for money oochlt yes >> john asks is it possible to walk in lower threshold and replenishments? >> that is a great kwechlt you probably have no idea you get a fast track account, they don't charge every time they pult a bunch ever money and take the toll out as he go over the bridges. they take out $100 going over every day. if you're a commuter they run it down to $50, then, they recharge it back

the lotto and games that they can play locally. online gambling is a much bigger deal. i do online legally sort of. i'm allel for it. i hope new york will allow us to hook up to new jersey. >> you said nasty i think things about new jersey. it's about time you said something nice. >> very much in favor of this for a long time. you know who's not in favor of this, the las vegas casinos. right now it's technically illegal unless you go around the rule like bob does. you're not doing anything illegal, they are. that's fine. vegas casinos say all that money you're not gambling going to vegas or atlantic city -- >> people are really freaked out by it. >> they're going to have to embrace it and offer deals going back and forth. there's opportunity for them both. they're also going oh. >> every sporting event you can imagine and you can go in there and bet. you ought to be able to do that. >> it's more fun to leave yocou, put your pants on and go out and actually gamble. >> no. it. >> online gamling, something tells me you don't spend your friday nights at home doing it. >> th

a 20-month high for the lotto king. some say it makes it tougher to win. we'll keep seeing higher payouts. megamillions recently changed so the first five numbers go up to 75 now. the next drawing, by the way, is friday night. ♪ >>> that is jimmy sorito. he's doing the chicken dance in his boxer shorts in the middle of town on sunday. a promise he made that if his restaurant won northern virginia magazine's king of the wings title for the third year in a row, and it did. and for every dancer who joined sorito, he donated $1 to operation home front and the mayor matched it. >> here on the eve of thanksgiving we are all grateful for our family and friends and a festive meal we'll share tomorrow. many can't afford a thanksgiving feast. >> tom sherwood takes us to today's 14th annual feast of sharing where more than 5,000 people celebrated together. >> before there was a chance to take part in the traditional thanksgiving meal, there was music. and before the food, there was a thanksgiving prayer. >> as we partake of this food that is to change our lives and

that's mostly because of lotto, games like keno, games they can play locally. online gambling is a bigger deal. i do it sort of legally by going through the caymans through the bahamas. >> you've said nasty things about new jersey. nice you said something nice. >> i figure i can beat their gambling people. >> eric, what do you think? >> very much for it. in favor of it for a very, very long time. you know who was not in favor of this are the las vegas casinos. >> of course. >> right now it's technically illegal, unless you do what bobble does, going around the rule. you are not doing anything illegal, they are. the vegas casino, all of that money that you're not gambling, going to vegas, going to atlantic city. >> they are really freaked out by it, the atlantic city casinos. >> the brick and mortar cumulative comments are going back and forth. there's opportunity but they're also going uh-oh. >> have you gone into their big -- every sporting event and you can imagine and you can go in there and bet. so you ought to be able to do that. >> i think it's more fun t

. >> sad when we see all of a sudden you become a millionaire story from the lotto, relationships seem to end quickly. >> the road to lottery discovery is littered with the corpses of dead religious -- relationships. >> if you were her? >> i would lawyer up. she noose down side. she can tie him up in court for years and he could be spending tons of money -- thousands, which isn't a lot to him now -- on legal fees. her lawyers are going to get a percentage whatever she makes from her claim. so there's no down side for her. it's sad. it shouldn't have to get those point where it's such a public case. she should just take care of her. >> he can outspend her easily. pardon r. firm is probably in order. >> he northeasts it. we know his name. pedro. i would not vote for pedro, by the way. >> i don't think he's running for anything. >> well. if he decided to run for governor of new jersey in four years, he does not have my support. >> think it will take four years? >> no. i think a guy like that could possibly blow through the money quickly. if he lost $20 million. >> it's easy to do. >> it's

under this system, democracy is basically like the lotto. you know, you go in, you put a coin in, and if you're lucky you win something. if you don't, then you become something else. >> so then why -- when i talk about the urgency in your writing, your forthcoming book opens with this sentence, "america's descending into madness." now, don't you think many people will read that as hyperbole? >> sometimes in the exaggerations there are great truths. and it seems to me that what's unfortunate here is that's not an exaggeration. >> well, madness can mean several things. it can mean insanity. it can mean lunacy. but it can also mean folly, foolishness, you know, look at that craziness over there. which do you mean? >> it's certainly not just about foolishness. it's about a kind of lunacy in which people lose themselves in a sense of power and greed and exceptionalism and nationalism in ways that so undercut the meaning of democracy and the meaning of justice that you have to sit back and ask yourself, how could the following, for instance, take

she did you hear the lotto or something to say that prostitution is called sam and six. that is not really to include a tax on high. it usually ended in july and the country. people who are extreme. the majority the only into prostitution in order to survive financially people in prostitution show that the united center. it's nice to listen to escape prosecution. to say. use of physical abuse and child. may be and then do it again. so on. the six men are accurate we are not in any situation or say it's not new to me it's not that many a times more dangerous the central role in the investigation of his laughter. we see is that clients have to be able to find women in prostitution so even in its crib there are laws against it. i'm so it's nice to have usually the internet or in newspapers or on the streets in so saying that goes underground and that is corroborated by empirical evidence that the bill is going to hear of it. making as private as well and as most women even though this tiny nine hundred women in prostitution. he also showed that close to the stress disorder

anybody out there know what the winning lotto numbers are going to be tomorrow? anybody at all? satellite radio? anybody? anybody? no. so in my opinion, talking about anything with regard to transparency and the fed's big, monstrous qe, still in crisis-mode program, it's very similar. i can't be transparent to you about what tomorrow's winning lotto numbers are, because i just don't know. and i think you see where i'm going. so i'm sorry, just doesn't make sense to me. and as far as today's markets and interest rates, i continue to think that interest rates, well, i think the world is underrated, and i mean underrated in the form of interest rates. let's show a seven-year note chart right now. let's only show a portion of it. let's show roughly from may to july when we had that big taper move, okay? that seven-year note, and the reason i picked it, is it most closely parallels kind of the duration that matches mortgages. how long people live in their houses. okay? well, it went from basically a 1.05 yield to about close to 2.25. and it's now hovering still over 2%. but the point

the story lotto machine wasn't working problemerly. >>> a home that apparently belongs to miley cyrus was robbed. only a few personal items were taken. they found no evidence of forced entry. representatives did not immediately return our calls for comment. yesterday was supposed to be a happy day, miley's 21st birthday. >> i'm sure it was wherever she was. >>> firefighters made a massive drug bust. they found $1 million worth of marijuana. after the fire was put out, officials recovered 150 marijuana plants. look at them taking it out there. you know there's an investigation under way. >>> this new deal, the nuclear deal with iran is short term, good for only six months. it's a comprehensive plan that's supposed to be worked out. >> despite criticism, president obama insists this interim arrangement is a good thing. >> substantial limitations that will prevent iran from building a nuclear weapon. simply put, they cut off iran's path to a bomb. >> let's look at the nuts and bolts of this agreement with jim walsh, an international security analyst. jim, it's good to have you, especiall

a dummy worker tried to scam a customer over a lotto ticket. how the thief's luck ran out. >> here's bill with the weather. >> bill? >> a long time ago. good morning. there is a big storm moving across the country that will cause millions headaches at the airports. i will try to time it out for you. this morning the worst was around dallas ft. worth. the temperatures were above freezing and the kid his to go to school. we hate that. the blue line is the freezing line. right through little rock. north of the little rock and up towards ft. smith, we have sleet and freezing rain and that will be the travel trouble spot. memphis is above freezing. the cold rain for and you later today, north of memphis and areas of tennessee, icy weather and rain moving across the deep south. as we go into tuesday, this is when the storm will be on the move. we could have early icing problems. looks like areas south of pittsburgh and a lot of mountainous areas. if we have bad travel trouble, western new york and western pennsylvania and eastern ohio. the storm will

the it was florida's lotto. the owner of the store asked all regular customers to check their tickets, speculating it might have been thrown away or bought by someone out-of-state. they may be taking their sweet time collecting. all i can say is this. ticktock. jon? jon: yeah. check those lottery tickets. >> 16 million is not nothing. jon: no, that is about eight million after the feds get their tax but still worth, worth looking for. jamie colby, thank you very much. >> take care, jon. jenna: republicans are pushing back in a big way after the president accused the gop of being quote, invested in failure when it comes to the affordable care act. we'll take up that topic. >>> plus a major shake-up on wall street as banking giant jpmorgan adegrees to a record settlement for its role in the 2008 housing crisis. jon: its role a controversial one. a love report just ahead. okay ladies, whenever you're ready. thank you. thank you. i got this. no, i'll get it! no, let me get this. seriously. hey, let me get it. ah, uh

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a new york deli owner are arrested for trying to make bank on a customer's winning lotto ticket. they tried to give him $1,000 instead of the $1 million his ticket was worth. the customer sensed something might be up so he contacted the police. people were hurt when a car came crashing into a wisconsin emergency room. the e.r. was forced to close, of course, while the driver of the car had to be transported to another nearby hospital. the irony is four people were working inside the hospital and they suffered minor injuries. >>> juliette in. >> thank you very much, tucker. msnbc host martin bashir apologized after making lewd and deplorable comments, actually, about former alaska governor and one-time vice presidential nominee sarah palin. here's what he had to say. >> i wanted to take this opportunity to say sorry to mrs. palin and an unreserved apology to her friend and family and our supporters and viewers and anyone who heard what i said. >> that's it. there has been no suspension, no firing and nbc hasn't said anything about it so how is bashir able to get away with it? many

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