older than her mentor fellow inmate betty brown, who is 53.ally leaving prison today after 29 years. >> let me hug you. >> the same way that i made it you're going to make it. >> am i scared? am i afraid? absolutely. because i've been locked up for such a long time. but i'm going to be all right. >> reporter: america has an unprecedented number of older women serving long sentences in prison. betty's blood pressure is high. she's on seizure medication. her crime, 29 years ago, was second degree murder. betty brown is taking with her $50, five boxes of books, and a thank you for the warden. >> it was nice knowing you. >> thank you very much. >> just a few more steps. i got to make it. i made it this far. oh, real air. real air. >> reporter: the moment of freedom they dream of perhaps still far away for nicole caster whose husband visits once a week. >> there she is. >> better or worse, remember? >> yep. >> reporter: and dalila, her grandmother and her mom are coming. >> on their way. he's been there for me. >> how are you feeling? >> i feel goo

. >> reporter: a 53-year-old woman, betty brown, is leaving prison after 29 years.y women age faster in prison. >> am i scared, am i afraid? absolutely, because i've been locked up such a long time. but i'm going to be all right. >> reporter: america has an unprecedented number of older women serving long sentences. betty's blood pressure is high. she's on seizure medications. in for second degree murder, she was a mentor over the years to sirlilar stokes. >> always crying! it's gonna be alright. >> let me tell you something. the same way i made it, you're going to make it. >> reporter: this one prison has cost taxpayers more than $1 million. and after all these years, betty is taking with her $50, five boxes of books and a thank you for the warden. >> miss chippendale. mr. acoombacon, it was nice knowing you. >> thank you very much. >> just a little few more steps. gotta make it. i made it this far. real air! real air! >> reporter: warden chippendale has nearly 90 programs in maryland. makes a difference when they leave? >> i think it makes a huge difference. >> re

bettis. raiders, tim brown over 1,000 receptions. the only player to win five super bowls, he posted double digit sack totals. 49ers and cowboys and that's how he got those five championships. all right. australian open. about serena looking for a little history. early this morning or late last night. she did it with her signature serve. 6-3, 7-5. 19th grand slam. moving past chris everett and martina. how about those names. only graf has more at 22. you talk about someone who has had an amazing career. serena williams, 33 years old, winning title still. >> that takes a lot of work. >> remember she had -- she has had a fantastic career. >> erica will have a last word when we come back. you used to sleep like a champ. then boom... what happened? stress, fun, bad habits kids, now what? let's build a new, smarter bed using the dualair chambers to sense your movement, heartbeat, breathing. introducing the sleep number bed with sleepiq™ technology. it tracks your sleep and tells you how to adjust for a good, better and an awesome night. t

will shields tim brown, jerome bettis, charles haley junior seau.ables that did miss marvin current warner. and john lynch will be joining us in a little while. a lot of fun. it's amazing how they're merging in that real oscar feel with the nfl at the end of the season. and everything was just a really cool night. >> shorter speeches? >> and legitimate surprises about who would win. it's good to see pro football players in a suit and tie. >> did you get a swag bag? >> no. >> nothing. >> you used to get a great bag. a nice cushion to sit on. and people would pretend to be my friend. now i come home empty handed if i want to use my expense money which i put toward my saving account. >>thank you for confessing brian. i appreciate it. we'll check with brian super bowl xlix throughout the morning. thank you, brian. >>> coming up. fox news alert. she was on the way home for the weekend. the nurses student never made it. cops skrachg their heads without any leads. where can she be? her desperate family joins us live next. >>> and the danger of air bags exp

betty: we have hit the peak legal fees. tom, great to see this morning. tom brownapital. coming up, the billionaire investors have a heavy and this and that this year. -- edition this year. he celebrates its 50th anniversary running picture half away. -- brookshire hathaway. ♪ betty: looking for some investment advice? in a few days, you can get it from one of the biggest titans in the university -- industry. warren buffett is about to release his letter. 20,000 words -- what should we be looking for? joining us now from seattle is bloomberg news reporter know what the wire. -- noah dwyer. 20,000 words, his 50th anniversary. is anybody telling you that he may start talking about secession -- suck session or who could be succeeding him? >> it is a near certainty. it is a big question on a lot of people's mind. the real question is how specific is he going to get? he has used this letter in the past couple of years to talk about sex session -- succession but in a way that doesn't reveal a ton of details. he could name a successor -- what i'm hearing right now is that

brown was selected. and so was five-time super bowl winner charles haley, who won two of those championships with the 49ers and three with dallas. also getting the nod, jerome bettiscker junior seau, will shields and executives bill pollan and ron wolf. >>> serena williams has put her name deeper in the history of tennis greats in the modern open era. second-all time in grand slam wins, trying to stay undefeated in australian open finals matches. serena in the year court had to get through maria sharapova for the title and sharapova wasn't up for the challenge. serena won the first set 6-3, second set closer with a tie- breaker needed, but at match point, serena nailed an ace for the title. 6-3, 7-6, the numbers. australian open win number 6, the 19th major championship for williams, who trails only steffi graf all-time. graf has 22 grand slam titles. >>> st. mary's coach rand bennett after career win 301 today, seemed likely against pepperdine. working for st. mary's there. the lob to waldo. waldo went for 25. 3 minutes to go, st. mary's by a point. davis got the foul. that was the play that worked for the wave. they lead by two. next time, it's an air ball again

betty saying this, criminals? try living in a country without these criminals to save your freedom. >> and susan writes in: maybe the columnist from brownout fear of persecution. >> laura ingraham joins us once a week. she's joining us from our nation's capitol. so the message from this brown writer, brown college student is that we're special. we're smart. don't go into the military. >> yeah, well, this doesn't surprise me. a couple friends of mine are in the providence college rotc program and these are great young men. dougie kingsley i know you watch fox. he's a junior at providence. these are among the best and the brightest in our colleges and universities today. and that a left wing community activist wanna be wants to trash the rotc, they've been doing this since the '70s. this is not any big surprise to me and shoot be any surprise to the fox news viewers across the country. >> so let me ask you this, three weeks ago the president did an interview with vox, sat down with a well lit interview where he said that the media is to blame for overstating terrorism and its horror and really we should be focusing on climate change. watc