this ear ache remedy from gene in boise idaho suggested ... jean, suggested this ...>> we asked you, myth or reality. using a cotton swab dipped in your own urine will help heal an ear infection. 53% said a myth. 40% said reality. so, drew -- >> that's close. >> i will start cleaning her ears. >> you treat your own ears. >> what's the answer? >> urine for an ear infection? that's a myth. [buzzer] >> you got it. but a lot of people, you know, they were thinking, there's a reason why this wise tail has come down, because urine contains urea, a chemical that may have fungicidal bacterial properties, infections in the ear, probably talking in this case like an otitisexterna, a combination of back -- bacteria and fungus, they lost warm, dark place inside the ear canal, so people may think that a bit of that urea, may help to treat that. thee-- theea, is a small concentration, 5%. you will not get the anti-bacterial or anti-fungal properties. >> it's nasty. >> you have the q-tips? most people that get into problems with an external ear infection, it starts with the q-tip. t

boise, idaho, 30 nine degrees. they are forecasting snow in parts of montana. the big range -- we will be tracking the cold front into next week. by monday into tuesday that the front actually gets here, which is when i expect our highest chances of rain. there may be a slight chance of showers friday, saturday, sunday. overall, you can see how the warm weather continues behind that front. >> up next, your maryland lottery >> time now for your maryland lottery pick 3 and pick 4 numbers. >> hi, there. and with you on this warm wednesday afternoon. your pic 3 numbers are 0 -- followed by -- that is a 6 as printed on the ball. followed by a 1, making your numbers today 0, 6, 1. first, you can turn eligible non-winning scratch arson two points and great prizes with my lottery rewards. sign up that -- at mdlottery.com. numbers.for your pic 4 six as printed on the ball. followed by a 5. next number is -- that is a 6 as printed on the ball. your final number is 0, making your numbers 6, 5, 6, zero. maryland lottery -- let yourself way -- play. >> very warm weather tod

. >> boise, idaho, 21-year-old allen darnell has a brilliant plan, rob a store that sells security camerascameras here. but we use a small camera system that's easy to set up. >> about midnight after hanging out at this pool hall next door to computer central, darnell smashes the door with a large rock. and wouldn't you know it? the alarm goes off. >> most of the time, the sound and the sirens, those kind of things will scare the suspect off. this guy stuck around. >> undeterred, darnell enters the store without even disguising himself. but then he decides to cover up, the bask his head. >> we have cameras in the corners, cameras back in the back in the corners and cameras in the back rooms here and all the store, five or six different areas, we have cameras. besides the corners, too. we move them around a lot so they're hidden. >> he checks out the back of the store first. >> we had a bunch of pcs back there. but these are big and you can't get them out of here easily. >> he also pockets $250 from the register and gives the police an early mug shot. >> we had a camera set up that was call

most likely will not face charges after driving his car into a crowd outside a funeral home in idaho. boise police say the man was parked next to the sidewalk when his car unexpectedly accelerated into the crowd. nine people were injured. two of them were in the car with him. as of now the crash does not seem intentional and all of the injuries seem to be relatively minor. >> take a look at this surveillance video. it captures a robbery at a long island convenience store and then the dramatic fire back. he takes out a machete and chases the robber from the store. the worker is the store owner's nephew. she says she's just glad that he's okay. >>> new jersey residents, new yorkers are cleaning up after a string of storms. take a look at some of the damage. 60-mile-an-hour winds slammed into the area, taking down trees, knocked out power for some residents. so far no injuries have been reported there. you can see a lot of damage. >>> 5:51. time for weather and traffic on the ones. the storms left behind refreshing, cool air. what a change, tom. >> yeah, dramatic drop from yesterday. in fact,

idaho. today they're flying east of boise. >> well be flying downwind. >> it's pretty exciting.you get an appreciation for the vastness of the fire. >> pretty exciting because to gather the data, they do this. fly the plane directly into the smoke plume. >> you can smell the smoke in the cabin. it's smoky will you go through the plume, and at times, it's dark like you're going into a cloud. >> they fly a looping course, flying downwind from the fire, scooping up particles as the winds change. >> you have to have a particle, and we want to gather lots of particles, and how they evolve. and how they impact cloud formations >> how the particles change chemically could lead to answers about how they change, and help scientists know the future more clearly. >> well, let's head to washington d.c., and joey chen is standing by to talk about america tonight. >> good evening, john, and we're going to talk about another school kill being. this time, the alleged kill, just 14 years old. and we're going to talk about a state where just about everyone can get a gun. flint, michigan, is home

idaho. today they're heading east of boise. >> we will be flying downwind. >> it's pretty exciting. you get an appreciation for the vastness of the fire. >> reporter: pretty exciting because to gather the data they do this. fly the plane directly into the smoke plume. >> you can smell the smoke in the cabin it's smokey when you go through the plume, and it can get dark when you fly through a cloud. >> reporter: she scoothey scoopp aerosol particles. >> we want to know about all different kinds of particles and how they evolve over time, and how they impact cloud formation. >> reporter: and how those tiny particles reflect and absorb light and change chemically could lead to answers about the nature of clouds and help our scientists see our planet's climate future more clearly. >> it flies over planned agriculture culture burns in the memphis area. >> reporter: i'm meteorologist dave warren. we're talking about the fires. this is happening in australia. today was a key day as the storm passed by delivering a little bit of rain. it passed by just south of sydney 24 hours ago. you see

. >>> nine people in idaho are recovering this morning after a man drove his car into a crowd outside a funeral home. boise police say a man was in the car and it accelerated. the crash does not seem intentional and all the injuries seem to be relatively minor. >>> new this morning, more than two decades after the girl known as baby hope was found dead in a cooler along a new york highway, police say they have finally found her mother. they received a tip this summer. the mother's name has not been released. this case remains a murder investigation. no one has been charged. >>> this is a day many of bernie madoff's victims have waited for. five of his employees are going on trial. all five have pled not guilty. the trial could last into next year. >>> right now in new jersey, officials putting together a comprehensive game plan to clean up from the storms. wind gusts of up to 60 miles an hour pummelled the area at some point during yesterday's storm. brought down trees, knocked out power. no injuries have been reported. >>> it is 4:51. time for weather and traffic on the ones. tom kierein is here with a bi