hey there everyone. welcome back to cnn sunday morning. i m poppy harlow. bottom of the hour here on the east coast. first, san antonio, texas, emergency workers rescued more than 200 people caught by flash floods. at least two people died in those floods. two women were swept away by the water yesterday. also, there is word that a teenager may still be missing. he reportedly was trying to cross a creek when he disappeared. the flood waters are expected to recede today, that is good news. a lot of rain is not expected today, thank goodness. drivers in seattle are being forced to find a detour this holiday weekend because that bridge you see right there is collapsed. that happened on thursday when it was hit by an oversized truck. the driver says he heard a big boom before the collapse. the truck was too tall for the bridge, but there was apparently no sign on the structure saying how tall it was. the president, president obama heading to oklahoma this
how s this for a sunday morning wakeup call? what is it like to be eaten by a bear? here is what it looks like. you have to see this. brad josephs set up this camera to capture footage of some young grizzlies. it did until one of the bears tried to eat the camera. the video has gone viral on youtube. incredibly there was no damage to this camera. some of the clips appear in the film great bear stakeout. it s on the bbc and discovery channel. that is absolutely terrifying. dreams of seeing another triple crown run spoiled yesterday. the colt who won the kentucky derby failed to come out on top at the preakness. we have this morning eat bleacher report. kind of bummed not to see a horse run for the triple crown or favorite yesterday was really never in the race, never really found his rhythm like he did at the kentucky derby. basically he raced from behind the entire time and ended up finishing a disappointing
severe weather watch today. we ll tell you what s coming. and we have a winner. the power ball drawing is over, now the search for the new millionaire has begun. we re tracking the winner down. and we ll tell you where the lucky ticket was sold. good morning everyone. i m poppy harlow. it is 8:00 out here on the east coast. 5:00 a.m. out west. so glad you re with us this sunday morning. we have a winner. lottery officials say a single ticket sold at a public supermarket in zephyr hills. those numbers 22, 10, 13, 14, 52, powerball 11. the jackpot, it is the largest ever for powerball. now, the winner has a tough, oh, such a tough choice to make. do you collect the money over 30 years, or take a lump sum of
between 8 to 20 pounds. total cholesterol came down on average 30%. the ldl, which is the lethal cholesterol came down about 25%, increase in energy, better sleeping, acid reflux disappears, gastrointestinal distress gone. people are going to the bathroom regularly. the number one gastro intestinal issue americans have is constipation. and that s because 94% of america s calories are coming from processed foods, dairy products and animal products that have zero fiber in them. plants, the only food that has fiber in them. plant strong. plant strong. all the way. i am still a meat eater. a lot of people out there are, but i think it s fascinating to read about this, to learn about it. and i think it takes a lot of will power for people, but as you said some of the benefits are immediate. i m so sorry we lost your father. please thank him for us for coming in on a sunday morning. if you can hear me, doctor, thank you.
welcome back to cnn sunday morning, everyone. i m poppy harlow. bottom of the hour now. here are top stories we re watching this morning for you. we have a winner in the powerball, the largest jackpot ever. lottery officials say a single ticket was sold and was the winning ticket. it was sold at this supermarket in zephyrhills, florida. in case you missed last night s numbers, just waking up, here they are, 22, 10, 13, 14, 52 and the powerball, lucky 11. no word yet on who that winner is, or if it s just a bunch of people on one ticket. investigators are poring over the wreckage of two commuter trains that collided on friday. they have ruled out foul play as a cause and sending a portion of the train back to the lab in washington for more analysis.