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People afraid to join a gym. we now know who scored the $241 million power ball jackpot in iowa. (cheers) it was a group, a group of 20 shipping workers at a quaker oats plant coming forward to claim the winnings. the group which called itself the shipping 20 not releasing their names. that is a great idea. estimated 15 percent of americans have tattoos. that number is expected to more than double for young adults in the near future. the oo reilly factor headed ou to see what this hype is all about. tell me about your tattoos? how many do you have? i have 8. how many do you have? six. one is on my lower area. ....
that s the one. i still need to read 50 shades of grey. do any dudes read those books? they don t admit it. they don t admit it? gotcha. this next story is about a ticket and a dream. 20 quaker oats employees became multimillionaires after splitting a $241 million powerball jackpot. s a beautiful thing. for 15 years, the group bought tickets together and never came close to winning. here is more on the big winners. reporter: just after 5:00 p.m. on wednesday, the charter bus carrying the winners of this month s $241 million powerball drawing pulled up to the union hall that represents the workers from the shipping department at quaker oats, yet this group now known as the shipping 20 now had one more stop. they had their moment in the sun. one worker bought $100 worth of tickets, one of them a winner. if you never thought what winning $5.6 million after taxes ....
General would be found in contempt of congress. but probably highly unlikely that that happens. yes. also, the medical researchers who say it s okay for pregnant women to drink alcohol. and every pregnant woman, their ears just perked up. it led to quite a debate among the moms. right now, somebody is going to pop the cork. later this half hour, they re showing their faces but not sharing their names. the loyal employees of quaker oats cashing in on a $241 million lottery jackpot. not too shabby. not too shabby at all. but first, our top story. jerry sandusky s fate will likely be in the hands of a jury by the end of the day. closing arguments in a child molestation case began this morning. but those jurors are going to have to decide without hearing from the former penn state coach himself. abc s jim avila has that story. reporter: jerry sandusky s attorneys can t say why their client won t testify. i can t comment because there s still a gag order. reporter: but ....
That s the one. i still need to read 50 shades of grey. do any dudes read those books? they don t admit it. they don t admit it? gotcha. this next story is about a ticket and a dream. 20 quaker oats employees became multimillionaires after splitting a $241 million powerball jackpot. it s a beautiful thing. for 15 years, the group bought tickets together and never came close to winning. here is more on the big winners. reporter: just after 5:00 p.m. on wednesday, the charter bus carrying the winners of this month s $241 million powerball drawing pulled up to the union hall that represents the workers from the shipping department at quaker oats, yet this group now known as the shipping 20 now had one more stop. they had their moment in the sun. one worker bought $100 worth of tickets, one of them a winner. if you never thought what winning $5.6 million after taxes would be like, take a listen. i ve seen everything from laughing to crying. to bawling to stressing. ....
The iraqi army destroyed tankers and wells releasing at least 241 million gallons of oil into the ashian gulf, considered the largest spill ever. a deep water well blew out off the coast of mexico in june, 1979, spilling about 140 million gallons of oil. and all of those are much larger than perhaps the most famous spill, the exxon valdez, which ran aground in the prince william sound area of alaska in march 1989, spilling 11 million gallons. arizona s tough new immigration law sparking, growing protest. police chief say fears of racial profiling are unfounded, but we ll hear from the mayor of phoenix who fears the law will tear his city and state apart. plus, we ll also hear from a man who took shelter in his church and prayed for a miracle as a tiller tornado knocked the building down around him. stay with us. boss:hey, glad i caught you. i was on my way to present ideas ....