good morning. let s start with that powerball jackpot. a dose of disappointment for most of us but completely life-changing for a select few. yeah and by few she means this many. three. this is what we know. there have been three winning tickets sold one was purchased at the convenience store of this valerotation in the north texas city of princeton 50 miles northwest of dallas the others bought in north carolina and puerto rico. the lucky numbers, 11 13 25 39 54 and the powerball, 19. 33 people matched all five but did not have the powerball. the identities of all those winners, still a mystery this morning. so many people lining up buying tickets yesterday, the jackpot was more than $564 million by the time of last night s drawing. now, because of the winning tickets saturday s jackpot goes back to just 40 million bucks so what s the point of even playing, right? we are on the search for those new millionaires. the very latest coming up on good morning america. now,
everybody, and long overdue. reporter: bill greenly said work first began on the legislation back in 2008. it gained support on the council, it was vetoed twice by mayor nutter and now citing a city wide economic boom nutter is supportive. mayor nutter believes the the the time for paid sick leave has come. reporter: those against the measure ago airing a you that sick leave schedules should be left to each business. it should be an individual company decision not the a city mandate to adopt a more lenient sick pol willcy. reporter: the the hotel ape restaurant industries have more perhaps the cost of sick leave could be passed on to customers resulting in fewer tourist here in the city and press conference is set for 9:45 at city hall. we are live at city hall i m justin finch for cbs-3 eyewitness news . search is on for two men wanted in a horrifying home invasion in burlington county. we have some sketches here of the men broke into a home on cheese massasoit
lower 40 s in philly but may in the quite feel that way as soon as win start to blow, vittoria. not looking forward to that katie but thanks anyway. yes. that was terrible. good morning everyone. traveling out and about this morning it is still looking pretty good, 6:01. this is time we we see that rush hour heat traveling on i-95 around girard and even 76 westbound around city avenue but it is not often. we are still early. ben franklin bridge looking great, heading in to new jersey pennsylvania, and it is all good. also traveling on the vine street expressway, maybe heading in the westbound direction heading toward schuylkill or eastbound heading to i-95 cutting through center city we have a clear shot. speed sensors they are still high up but we are seeing that slight dip. nothing serious just yet but give it 15 minutes and things will take a turn. moving our way into new jersey we have an accident on 55 northbound at off ramp to route 47. we are getting word that th
there was no apology. no attempt hey guys, we made a mistake. gerri: also the nicorette shortage. ex-smokers scrambling to get their fix. we ll meet a man hoarding nicorette lozengeses. millions saw it. a target worker helping this 15-year-old prep for job interview. one of the best days i ever had. gerri: that young man is here tonight to tell us how it changed his life. how he now wants to help others. all that and more, coming up on the willis report, where consumers are our business. gerri: we begin tonight with promised relief for the middle class. house republicans, not the president, are pushing a series of tax breaks through congress. now one of these, expands benefits of hugely popular 529 college saves plan. that is the same tax break the president tried to eliminate recently. so will the president veto these new tax breaks? we re asking republican congressman diane black of tennessee. she is a member of house ways and means committee. welcome back to the sh
no attempt hey guys, we made a mistake. gerri: also the nicorette shortage. ex-smokers scrambling to get their fix. we ll meet a man hoarding nicorette lozengeses. millions saw it. a target worker helping this 15-year-old prep for job interview. one of the best days i ever had. gerri: that young man is here tonight to tell us how it changed his life. how he now wants to help others. all that and more, coming up on the willis report, where consumers are our business. gerri: we begin tonight with promised relief for the middle class. house republicans, not the president, are pushing a series of tax breaks through congress. now one of these, expands benefits of hugely popular 529 college saves plan. that is the same tax break the president tried to eliminate recently. so will the president veto these new tax breaks? we re asking republican congressman diane black of tennessee. she is a member of house ways and means committee. welcome back to the show congresswoman. let