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it's the largest lottery jackpot ever. and tonight, california announced the lucky winner. his name is edwin castro. he's opting for the lump sum, which totals 997.6 million, which is a total rip off, by the way. because that is like half of what he actually won. if i were edwin, i would be pretty upset. castro does not want to speak publicly, but did say in a statement that he was shocked and ecstatic, i think that the real winner is the california public school system that will also receive 156 point $3 million in supplemental funds. but we think actually edwin castro is the real winner tonight. thank you so much for watching. our coverage continues.
a long awaited mystery is now over. the name of the person who is the only player to match all six numbers of the historic powerball drawing last november is edwin castro. >> not kaitlan collins. edwin castro. lucky california lottery winner who hit the $2 billion jackpot. he opted for the lump sum payment of $997.6 million. just to give you an idea of how much money edwin has won, it is enough money to spend $190 a minute every minute of every day for ten years. enough to buy a 1.3 million house every day for the next two years, it's almost the gdp of
arrived in northern california. it was tuesday, 52 hours after kaylee disappeared. aundreah maes and or kidnap, or edwin lara had been on the road eight hours. her car was overheating. >> he told me, we are going to have to get a new car, this one is not going to make it. >> 5 am, lara pulled off the road in yreka, california, at this super eight motel, where he saw man unloading his car, checking into his room. he grabbed aundreah, drag her along, and burst in on the man. that's when it happened. >> the guy was, like you have the wrong room, you need to leave. and edwin is like, we just need your car, we're not gonna hurt you, we just need to get out of here. >> the guy was like, no, help, help. >> and what happened? >> that's when he told him to stop yelling and he told him if he didn't stop, he would kill him. and he just kept yelling for help, and the gun just went off, and everything just one black
>> we go through the house, and i'm immediately drawn to a music room, where there are pictures of edwin and isabel inside. various musical instruments. >> they found youtube videos. lara singing love songs, but also evidence that lara was a member of his church's warship group. and here, on laura's bedside table, was a well worn bible. you preach from the bible? >> i have. >> so you know what it looks like? >> there were things written on certain pages, certain scriptures, so i believed, at this point, this is one of the focal points of his life. >> when the detective found evidence in a note, lara that was tithing, giving 10% of his income to the church, he began thinking ahead. what did you think as you were looking at that bible? >> are you seeing that he's clearly, highly engaged in his religion and his could middlemen to it?
migrants when title 42, that pandemic-era measure that blocked many of them from entering, expires next week. thousands of people a day are expected to try to cross into the border city of el paso, texas. cbs' lilia luciano is there. "it makes me sad to leave my wife, my kids, my mother," says 36-year-old edwin antonio cruz, while in a damp, makeshift shelter in el paso, as he makes plans to provide for his family of five in nicaragua. what does your daughter tell you when you talk to her? that she's going to miss you on christmas. he says he knows he can't stay to go in the u.s. and doesn't want to. he just hopes to work for a year or two, save, and return home. that you're built to work, that the nicaraguans who are here, they just want to go on to their journey and start working. he's among thousands of nicaraguans who have been able to cross the border in el paso and wait for an asylum hearing while in the u.s.
the new ceo of ftx was quoted as saying that he has never seen such a complete failure of corporate controls. i know you are not the attorney, but what do you need to prove in this case do you believe now, sir? >> that they were misleading us and encouraging people to get into their system and invest in the company. >> bill: how much money did you invest, how much money do you think you lost? >> i'm not -- >> bill: simply put? >> we're putting that together right now on the damages. >> bill: hang on one second. i am just trying to -- edwin, do you care to share with our audience? was it a substantial amount of your net worth or how would you characterize it? >> it was some savings i had.
>> bill: adam, i imagine there are many others like edwin. make your case, how do you win? >> there are thousands of them, bill. it is an emergency and it is a real crisis here in miami. there is over $30 billion which have been lost by investors in voyager, in ftx and all the other crypto currencies going bankrupt. how these cases are organized from the very beginning will be crucial. it could take decades to go through billions of dollars in the bankruptcy court and litigation courts. we can't let that happen. there has to be an organized fashion for all these victims who relied upon these celebrities and never disclosed from any of the commercials that they were getting personal motivational stock and money from going to people likeed and convincing them it is a safe and simple investment. we need to organize it now.
>> bill: understand that and you are going after big names. one more question for you and i'm sorry we're short on time. a lot going on in washington, d.c. adam. it is my understanding that anyone who invested in ftx. there was no paper trail or nowhere to log on and find out what your investment was doing. is that not some part of the responsibility of the investors him or herself? >> well, it could be but it doesn't matter when what you are doing is a fraud. this was just a house of cards that was waiting to fall apart. the voyager crypto is the same, a house of cards waiting to fall apart. so we are going to prove that the people like mark cuban that told these investors to trust us, we have done our due diligence and checked it out. it is safe investments. they were not telling the truth. >> bill: thank you for your time. edwin, i am sorry about your loss. thank you for your time today. thank you, gentlemen, 12 past now.
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