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. >> value kill mer says betty white is his nemesis.te says her nemesis is incontinence. >> oh, sad. >> jennifer garner says ben affleck could go into politics if he wanted to. although he'd have to wait for matt damon to pave the way first. there's a $95 million penthouse for sale in new york city. it comes complete with 14 rooms and all of the bathrooms are equipped with poor people tears. the average person spends 32 years on a diet. >> whoa. >> that is ridiculous. >> congrats to jessica simpson on not being average at all. good for her. 60% of people prefer to sleep alone, according to a new study. i'm telling you this just so jennifer anniston doesn't feel so bad. >> wow. glad that was only 60 seconds.  good morning. mor this is lick a carbon copy, c clouds out there -- and tryingny to shine through it all.ll it's a little bit more humid. so, maybe the fal weather wea has gone for the next couple days, good morning. mor i'm sarah, and welcome to fox 55 morning news. let's get a check on weather. wh >> i mean, ladies and gentlemen

williams, dallas mavericks owner mark cuban, the music of gavin degraw, and "does this delight betty white?" and now, jay leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." nice to have you all here. thank you very much. hey, congratulations to nasa, the mars rover curiosity is celebrating its first anniversary on mars. and so far, in the year it's been up there, it's sent back 70,000 photos. i know it sounds like a lot, but it's still 100 less than anthony weiner sent out. so that's still less. [ laughter ] still amazing. this has not been a good week for anthony weiner. in the last 72 hours, he has been involved in several quarrels while campaigning. people were yelling at him. show that report. >> anthony weiner continues appealing to new york city voters. moving away from his sexting scandal has not proven to be very easy for him. last night, during an aarp forum, weiner called his opponent "grandpa" during a a verbal altercation. on monday, a woman lashed out at weiner during a campaign rally stop

betty white's "off the rocker" is following the game.and we'll have the news after that. >> a lot of stuff going on. let's get a check of the forecast with jeff ranieri. >> i have my checklist on the forecasts for a lot of those events coming up. we wanted to highlight a lot of this drizzle here across san francisco. yes, the marine layer and the fog is going to be playing a factor in these events for tonight. take a look at the bar there on the left, and pick out your event. san francisco giants, outside lands or the oakland raiders, starting off with temperatures in the 60s. as we progress through all of those events, temperatures dropping into the 50s with areas of fog and drizzle. so take your jacket no matter where you're headed out this evening. we do have severe weather off to the north. right now it does not look to be a certain for us. but multiple lightning strikes with that complex of storms very rare weather for us. and it's part of that same system that's producing the lightning that's helped to keep us so much cooler than a

and then just blow it up. [ explosion ] [ exhales sharply ] see what happens when you tap betty white? sean. oh. i'm here shopping for my granddaughter. oh, really? yeah. i went on a cruise, and then we toured africa. yeah. and i ended up with a -- i don't know what, but it itches. [ laughs ] i must have touched something in africa, but i don't know what. [ laughs ] anyway, i guess i should start shopping. okay. [ laughs ] you have a good day. you too. bye-bye. thanks a lot. [ surf music plays ] somebody told me this is a good place to hitchhike. oh, yeah? yeah. i can't seem to be getting anybody to stop. you be careful with that. this is supposed to be the best place in town to hitchhike. yeah? really? oh, i don't know what i'm gonna do. hey, you need a ride? yeah, yeah. i'm going as far as downtown. oh, perfect, perfect! hop on. okay. can i sit in the front? i get motion sickness. sure, sure. let's go! whoo-hoo! i told you this is a good place. [ rock music plays ] hello. hello. how are you? hi. i'm fine. what is it that you're looking for? the bike shop. the bike shop? yeah. let me

williams, dallas mavericks owner mark cuban, the music of gavin degraw, and "does this delight betty whitey leno! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jay: thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] welcome to "the tonight show." nice to have you all here. thank you very much. hey, congratulations to nasa, the mars rover curiosity is celebrating its first anniversary on mars. and so far, in the year it's been up there, it's sent back 70,000 pho

i think the only person who i didn't feel thought i was bsing them was my mother, whose name is betty white, by the way, and i could tell there was maybe a slight not convinced thing, but not everybody else is, i can't believe it. there's no way. [inaudible] >> why did you decide to come forward -- >> i have been waiting for this day my entire life. they tell me i have to wait two weeks for my money, so start the clock right now. >> look at past winners and fortune of winning the lottery and the misfortunate what happens later. >> we have discussed that all day. >> i don't know how, but i think a lot of good things are going to come out of this, not only my family and friends but for random people. there's a lot of -- i don't want to work for anybody else for the rest of my life. i mean for a paycheck, but i don't mind spending my money if i fine something -- you know, a charity or whatever, to keep myself busy and feel like i'm making a difference. absolutely. who don't wasn't that? everyone wants to make a difference. >> are you retired? >> i am -- well -- i have too much stuff on my desk

he was on betty white's program. >> was he? >> yes. >> i had no idea. >> he's his mum. that's why he cares about all of this stuff. of course, the truth about consumption and how much we spend, that was totally lost on the fact that he's a tabby hound which is what we call people obsessed with tabloids. >> wait a second. obama may be his momma, but it is a fact that ronald reagan used to call nancy reagan his mother. what's creepier. >> you can say he's a celebrity. he was elected because he's cool. he doesn't care about politics. all of that stuff, way worse for obama. at least reagan didn't spend our bloody money. >> joe, does obama have a point? pop culture does skew the american dreemp am in a way. when i grew up i didn't know what people had. my dad was an accountant. i didn't know my friends were rich when i went over to their house. just thought i would tell you that. >> that's a sad story. >> i didn't have anything growing up. >> i kind of agree with that. it's interesting that the president is going off his constituency. yeah, it's true. those are not people yo

. >> bea arthur, betty white and estelle getty were all between 62 and 63. rue mcclanahan. >> who was grandma -- was the mother of the bea arthur character. >> that was estelle getty. >> estelle getty. >> rue mcclanahan was 51. she was the youngest in the bunch. but look how -- those were all golden girls. >> did i have that all confused? i guess i did. >> look at meryl streep who is 64. >> i don't think meryl has done anything either. she looks so radiant and so beautiful, but she doesn't look unnatural. >> you're right. >> i think she's just very at home in her own skin. and i think she's very smart to realize she wants to be -- she's an actress. she wants to play roles. and she wants to be available for them. and she can't say oh, shoot, i've just had botox, i can't play that. >> you're right. >> i think she cares about the right things. >> you're right. >> not me who is shallow and says give it to me now. like yesterday i went to get my zen bronze again. >> how was that? >> great. great. >> tell me how it works. you go into a booth? >> it's like a little

i think the only person who i didn't feel thought i was bs'ing them was my mother whose name is betty whited i could tell there was maybe a slight not convinced thing. >> reporter: but minnesota lottery officials were convinced and handed him a $149 million check. white will take his prize as a lump sum, about $86 million before taxes and retire. >> ron, this morning, was my boss. he started the day as me boss. he's going to end the day as my chauffeur chauffeur. >> reporter: two other tickets were sold in new jersey. the neither winner has yet to come forward. >> this is the $86 million prize that we're waiting to give away twice and i hope it's very soon. >> reporter: for paul white winning the lit lottery is lit literally a dream come true. >> i've been waiting my entire life. they toldmy i have to wait two weeks for my money for god's sake. start the clock right now. >> reporter: he's feeling a tremendous relief having to no longer worrying about his kids' college or medical benefits. his first thing, a used acura off craigslist. >> i think i'd do more than that. i think he said what ev

think the only person who i didn't feel thought i was b.s.in' them was my mother whose name is betty white tell there was maybe a slight not convinced thing. >> reporter: the minnesota lottery officials were convinced and handed him a $149 million check. white will take his prize as a lurch sum, about 86 million before taxes, and retire. >> ron this morning was my boss. he started the day my boss. he's going to end the day my chauffeur. then that's my little brother phil. >> reporter: two other winning tickets were sold in new jersey. one at this store in little egg harbor. the other at the supermarket in south brunswick. this is the $86 million prize that we're waiting to give away twice and i hope it's very soon. >> reporter: for paul white, winning the lottery is literally a dream come true. >> been waiting for this day my entire life. not waiting. they told me i got to wait two weeks for my money. start the clock right now. >> reporter: white says he's feeling a tremendous sense of relief since he no longer has to worry about paying for his kid's college education or medical bills. as

. >> on golden girls with betty white. >> yeah. >> all right. >> giving birth in public places is then thing to do right now apparently. last week, it was on a subway platform in washington. this past weekend, it was in a subway restaurant in nevada. the woman birthed into the sandwich shop saying she was in labor. employees jumped into action and lined the women's restroom floor with sandwich wrappers for sanitation. >> that sounds sanitary. >> "huffington post" reports paramedics arrived -- here, sweetie, i have some fast food wrappers. >> paramedics arrived just in time to help with the delivery of a healthy baby boy. it happened 40 miles south of reno. >> bill: there you go. how about it. >> i don't know about that. >> bill: subway. >> i don't know about that. >> bill: yes, indeed. it is a shocker and for those of you watching on television, here's "the washington post" this morning. graham is the family that owns it. grahams to sell the post. in fact, it is the headline in "the new york times," too, amazon's founder to buy "the washington post." i would be willing to say it is on

>> well, betty, as you said, the white house has been hesitant to take any serious action militarilyse the president has been trying to sort of withdraw and downsize from other conflicts as we know, but i think this time they feel that there has to be some consequences. that's why you're seeing the ramping up of the rhetoric. they're trying to lay down the groundwork for airstrikes on some of syria's military targets. now all that you're waiting for is a sense of the sort of legal rationale under international law. the white house will probably lay some of that outcoming forward and then a sense of who our partners might be in that effort. >> right. speaking of our partners, i want to see how this really plays out on a bigger forum. how strong of a leader does obama appear to be on that world stage especially since the syria situation has him butting heads with russia, a long time ally of the assad regime? >> absolutely. they're trying to put pressure on russia but they're having issues with the leaders, putin, edward snowden, gay rights. the international community is trying to turn

. >> bea arthur, betty white and estelle getty were between 62 and 63.wants to play roles. and she wants to be available for them. and, oh, shoot, i've just had botox, i can't play that. i think she cares about the right things. >> you're right. >> not me who is shallow and says give it to me now. like yesterday i went to get my zen bronze again. >> how was that? >> great. great. >> you go into the booth? >> it's like a little booth. >> and then what happens? >> you are in a -- a lot of people do it naked. i don't because you take all kinds of weird positions so that she makes it look all natural. >> does someone stand in there and spray you? >> diane does. i love her. >> donna. donna. sorry, donna. i'm sorry. i was thinking -- i don't know why i said diane. i was wrong. it happens when you're 59. >> it looks good. some other facebook well wishes. to prove 60 is still great, we've got a facebook post from roseanne gustav that reads, you wanted to hear from all the college students. i'm a college student. i'm 60 years young. i am in my senior year. i'll g

>> reporter: the betty, the numbers are shocking the community and there's certainly a lack of clarity that prevails in this situation. the white house is moving on that asking intelligence agencies to investigate the attack in response to the latest developments, but an administration official adds, that there's no clear time line to where the investigation will be completed but given the escalation in the violence there is a sense of urgency to get it done but the u.n. security council remains divided about what should be done in the future in syria. what is clear, as well, on the ground that the u.n. inspectors have not had access to the site yet and that the footage that we have seen, which remains to be verified in many cases does show casualties with symptoms that are consistent with a chemical weapons attack. the other story, betty, that we're following is, of course, the possible protests across egypt. the muslim brotherhood plans a friday of marchers to call for the reinstatement of ousted president mohamed morsi. at this point it's still fairly quiet but tends to heat up after friday prayers but will keep a close eye

betty i couldn't help but come down and speak out for marcus bookstore. as a teacher at a school that was a multiple culture school a lot of white students doesn't know a lot of the black history from 1985 to 2003. the history book was excellent when i taught on black history. i said why don't you go to marcus bookstore there's a wealth of information you can find all types of stories of present-day authenticity. and my students white and asian went to marcus bookstore and said teacher i didn't know there was so much information about black people here in america. and they showed me the books they bought and i want to say marcus bookstore would you get rid of a gold mine. it's beneficial to all people. i bought my first black. and so they have a little library. thank you for supporting this bookstore don't get rid of it >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> how is it going. this bookstore has been part of the history of san francisco it's part of the history of the filing more community it runs after school programs. it's hosted events with speakers like rosa parks and danny glover and ophra winphrey. we have to take a moment to the local. they need this

betty i couldn't help but come down and speak out for marcus bookstore. as a teacher at a school that was a multiple culture school a lot of white students doesn't know a lot of the black history from 1985 to 2003. the history book was excellent when i taught on black history. i said why don't you go to marcus bookstore there's a wealth of information you can find all types of stories of present-day authenticity. and my students white and asian went to marcus bookstore and said teacher i didn't know there was so much information about black people here in america. and they showed me the books they bought and i want to say marcus bookstore would you get rid of a gold mine. it's beneficial to all people. i bought my first black. and so they have a little library.

white house. >>> happy birthday to gillian anderson who is 45. hoda cotkotb, 49. keep it right here for more news, weather and sports. i'm betty ngyuen . >>> new leads, investigators getting ready to return to a bay area fair ground as they search for a missing oakland woman. the man they are now investigating in her disappearance. >>> and up in smoke. an overnight fire in san francisco leaves a number of people with a little throws wear this morning. >>> plus last-minute cramming under way this morning for hundreds of peninsula high school students, why they're taking ap tests in the middle of summer. >>> right now let's give you a live look outside. how about somebody to play a little misty for me. classic eastwood movie in the '70s. this is something to get you started. this sawing 9 and it's

betty ford with the renowned drug and alcohol treatment center that bears her name is also well remembered for sharing her own struggle with substance abuse as she left the white different issue, breast cancer awareness. she was dying northwest wiiagno month after moving into the white house. she encouraged women to get screenings. there was an uptick in the number of women who sought out ma'am graphs. other causes have ranged from reading, literacy, mental health and foster care. the most memorable was nancy reagan and the just say no command. the magic three-word commandment that she implored kids to remember if they were ever offered drugs. on march 19, 1983, nancy reagan unretired as an actress and shared her message with arnold an his classmates on a very special episode of "different strokes." 32.5 million americans tuned in, six million more than the episode averaged. the legacy of the just say no campaign remains contested. according to the reagan foundation, by 1988, they were more than 12,000 just say no clubs across the country and around the world. plenty of skeptics wonder if her simple advice really shaped behavior. as the on june put it, nancy r

. >> i don't know if it's a classic but it was black and white and i dug it up and i said do you have the nerve to wear this bettyher ran department stores in chicago with a trend setting mother, young betty developed a disce discerning eye. >> i would never wear what everybody else wore in school. i turned my sweaters backwards. i walked a different line. >> reporter: by 20, married, her dreams of being a painter were sidelined. by 49 with her two children grown and her marriage over, betty needed a job. her first one ever was at bergdorf goodman. >> i realized i could be something to people, to myself and it saved my life. >> reporter: today despite her in demand status she doesn't work on commission and there's no time limit or minimum sale for her expertise. >> she is wonderful for you. >> reporter: what does it take to become a client of yours? >> nothing at all. there isn't anyone i ever turned town. why should i. >> reporter: for the person that can't afford those prices, what's your best fashion advice? >> it's taste, isn't it? you can go into a h&m, i think it's incredible. those people are good shoppers