Here are the winning numbers for $1.4 billion Powerball jackpot, 6th largest in US history

Well, mansions, yachts, sports cars, and millions of dollars at your disposal. People are dreaming big as the Powerball jackpot hits $1.4 billion. The winning numbers were drawn just minutes ago. Here they are. Good luck. They are three 16 29 61 69 and the Powerball is 22. Action News reporter Leland Pender is live in Windwood, Montgomery County now where he talked to people hoping that luck would be on their side tonight. Leilen, Rick, a lot of high hopes out here today. Hopefully someone out there has the winning ticket. I'll tell you, it's not my photographer Albert. This is his ticket and it's worth absolutely nothing. If I win that, all my kids are going to college. Karma Jones and her husband have big plans for their family if they hit the Powerball jackpot. All we need is to hit this one and let's take care of everything. The prize has ballooned to $1.4 billion after no one has won the jackpot since May 31st. Honestly, I never really played lottery at all. I just kind of wait until it gets up there this high. The cash option, which is most commonly chosen over a 30-year annuity, is $634.3 million. The odds of winning are abysmal 1 in 292 million, but that's not quelling any of the excitement. So, anybody who knows me, if you don't see me again after tonight, you'll know why. There are a lot of people that I would um look after. Probably educate myself on how to use this money. This guy has the right idea. Experts say coming into a large amount of money quickly can be overwhelming and winners should seek sound financial advice. It's a lot of money and like you could either end up like the like the 70% of people who have won the lottery or you could do something different and make like your mark on life. Powerball tickets cost $2. With a billion dollars on the line at that price, some folks figured why not pick up more than one. I feel like I'm a winner. Hey, $2 well spent. The whole excitement of it really gets you going. I did play. I wish you could see Albert right now. He's very sad. He has to come back to work tomorrow and probably so do a lot of other people. But good luck if you played. We're live here in Windwood. Leland Pender, Channel 6 Action News. Rick, tell Albert we feel for him. Not really. All right. save you from