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the big question today, who won the biggest mega millions lottery jackpot ever? we don t know their names but we know the states where the lucky numbers were bought. the winning tickets were sold in maryland, illinois, and kanls kanls. winners will split $650 million. the winning numbers are, 2, 4, 23, 38, 46, and the mega ball, 23. and check your credit and dent card balances. hackers have hit a major company that processes the electronic information gathered each time a customer swipes a card. as many as 10 million card holders could be at risk. visa and mastercard have notified customers about accounts that could be compromised. discover and american express are also monitoring accounts. what do we want? justice. thousands of people are rallying, demanding justice for trayvon martin. naacp protesters were calling out for the shooter, george zimmerman. they also want sanford s police chief to be fired. he temporarily stepped down after the shooting. former pro qua
husband and he took in a mentorship program, he took the 14-year-old young african-american boy, would take him every other week, take the young boy and his wife had a 13-year-old daughter, and took them every otherther week for tr three hours, to go to the mall, to the science center, to play basketball, go to lunch, do things like that. during that period, i have spoken to the mother, who is an african-american woman. she doesn t believe he s raisest. he helped in a fund-raiser for one of the african-american churches in the area. he said he s only spoken with his client by phone. he says that george zimmerman is cooperating with this investigation and has spoken to police at least more than once. now, while zimmerman is still at this point not arrested, not charged with anything, one man, one florida man is in jail today, behind bars, for appar t apparently sending a threatening e-mail to police chief bill lee. the headline for that e-mail saying he s coming for you. thr
it s february 25th hello i am deborah feyerick. former south african president nelson mandela is recovering from a hernia operation. we ll go live to johannsburg in a few moments. primaries in michigan and arizona are three days away. gas price mot just imagination have jumped 30 cents in the last month. we ll go inside the numbers. we begin with breaking news out of afghanistan, at least two u.s. officers were and killed in the interior ministry in cable. nick paton walsh, nick, how did it happen inside? reporter: that is the big question. people i think are struggling, isaf, nobody can pin it down. we do know the americans were inside a secure part of the ministry, perhaps their own separate compound, we do know that the gunman according to isaf is not a westerner, probably are afghan, that has not been confirmed by any afghan officials. and we know the taliban claimed responsibility. it s not to say they necessarily did it, they have a track record of previously
express our deep sorrow for this terrible tragedy that deaf states us. he goes on to say we are not at this time able to pride an answer to all the questions because the competent authority are trying with our cooperative efforts are trying to understand the reason for this incident. let s bring in reporter barbie nadeou, she s in the port where the survivors have been taken. what more can you tell snus. reporter: tonight the rescue efforts or recovery efforts have been stopped for the night. there were divers out all day long looking under the area of the ship that is still under the water level. the captain has been arrested. he s being investigated, as you said, fon manslaughter and abandoning ship which is a very, very serious maritime offense. he was off the ship before the safety of his passengers had been provided for. that is the grounds on which the authorities here in italy were able to arrest him or have him stopped and officially investigated is how it works wit