lydia, talk to your girl. talk to your friend. >> lydia. >> hello?me to wake up? that's how you wake people up? you knock her on the head? >> that's right. that's how i wake people up. every morning while she's sleeping, i say, "wake up, baby." i knock on his head. and you know what, and then we make love. [ laughter ] and then we make love for hours. >> this is a nightmare. >> and then he come in here and tries to direct your husband to tell good jokes. >> "f" off! >> you, "f" off! >> "f" off! [ laughter ] "f" off! all right! >> let's just do it again -- >> don't cry. i'm going to have a good cry. thank you so much! i really appreciate it. thank you. "f" yourself. >> who's the boss? not tony danza. not bruce springsteen. >> "f" off. we don't need a show, i guess. "f" this step! what the hell is this? [ laughter ] i'm shaking. hello? off. when we go out, we're the talk of the town. "f" off! that's a fact, jack! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: stick around, everybody. we'll be right back with senator john mccain. come on back! [ cheers and applause

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that happened to lydia burke from virginia. she plaid her winning numbers in march. but the ticket in the napkin holder and forgot all about it. she was sitting at home watching tv. this is how she learned she was about to be rich. >> check your wallets. a $250,000 mega millions ticket about to expire. >> i said i go there some time, let me check. i pulled out the ticket. that wa winning ticket. >> her last name is burke. >> her last name is burke. justin, are you going to call her up and say, hey i'm your relative. she was indeed the winner. she claimed the prize four hours later four hours before it expired. a reminder to all of you who buy lotto tickets check the numbers as well as expiration date. >>> the boss is back and ready to charm baltimore. >> reporter: that's right. it is the second coming of the boss to baltimore. i'm linda here at first mariner arena. we'll talk to the fans waiting in line to get their tickets up next. >>> westminster baltimore county north of the beltway through belair. we have heavy rains this morning. we are looking at the rain that'

montgomery county police tell us the body of 35-year-old rosa lydia vasquez was found in a shed in the back of her house last night. >> thismorning, officers arrested a 17-year-old and charged him as an adult with vasquez's murder. police are speaking with the media right now at the headquarters. we hope to learn more about the pair's relationship, as well as if police searched the backyard prior to last night. the latest on news4 at 5:00 tonight. >>> now, the latest on the kidnapping case of jaycee dugard. authorities in california are trying to figure out whether her accused captors, phillip and nancy garrido were involved in the disappearance of two other school girls. >> cadaver dogs sniffed out some remains behind their home today where they allegedly kept jaycee dugard for 18 years. >> reporter: the search continues in antioch, california, on the property of phillip and nancy garrido in connection with the the disappearance of two young girls two decades ago. police dogs recovered a bone and picked up a scent of what could be buried human remains. >> we are not going to say where

but the idea sounds great to moms like lydia smith. >> somebody has to be looking out for these guys. speeders have to be kept in check. and i think it's a good idea. >> reporter: but not everyone agrees. critics argue retch new, -- revenue, not safety is the main foal. the police department disagrees. >> i would remind the motoring public, if we abide by the laws, it will generate nothing. >> reporter: a speed camera fine would cost you about $40, but would not add points to your driving record. >>> police say in 2007, there were 14 sea-related deaths on baltimore county roads. >>> roll down the car windows if you're driving around tonight. it's a spectacular afternoon. outside, it's calm and comfortable. but another major storm is brewing in the tropics. bob turk is monitoring the system in the first warning weather center. >> just a perfect day around here. just beautiful. but let's go down to the tropics. of course, september is really the most active. we have one area of low pressure we're looking at now. can we look at our computer really quick? thank you. tropical low. two are

lydia cashed in a megamillions lottery ticket in the nick of time. have she waited a few more hours it would have expired. she put it in a napkin holder and forget about it. fortunately she remembered just in time before making a $250,000 mistake. whoa! >>> it is 7 after the hour. it is high school hero friday. kristin fisher is live at dematha high school. good morning, kristin. >> good morning. in three minutes we will introduce you to the high school hero of the day. he is bill mcgregor and he's been the varsity coach here for 28 years. during that time he has built the football program in to a real power house in the washington area. he also started a program that is helping to teach students how to live life after football. he has a great story. he's a great coach and his story in three minutes. and ya? >>> it is time for a check on maryland's weather and traffic. let's start with kim. >> good morning. doppler 9000 is getting a workout. go to you live where the rain is right now. particularly along 40 and moving in to the hagerstown area. middle

lydia from illinois. bill, just finished reading bold fresh for the second time.0th reunion this saturday. give the sisters of st. joseph's my kind thanks. you've got it. have fun. mr. o'reilly, i've come to the conclusion that you really don't mean much of what you say. you know, jay, we've been number one going on nine years now. you can't be a phony and do that, so wise up. julia from 10 years old, from calgary, has a verse. there once was a man named bill whose factor was always a thrill, he wrote a big book, i took a long look, "bold fresh" is great. a tote bag and a signed book on the way to you. way to go. how about the website, www.fox news/o'reilly. please email us with pithy comments from anywhere in the world. name and town, name and town, name and town. running out of gas here at the end, noticing that? running out of gas. if you wish to opine. here's the word for today. please do not be a bumpkin. i just love that

lydia's president is not the only one at the united nations today. president obama preceded him, addressing the national assembly -- addressing the general assembly and asking for a new era of negotiation. jon: in florida, waterlogged homes. will those folks catch a break soon? jane: have you seen this video? a little girl is smashed by that car there. she survived and is ok. how in the world did that happen? we will show you. jon: there is plenty of breaking news to tell you about, including a bus accident in phoenix and the search for a killer in illinois. harris faulkner has details for us from the breaking news desk. >> let's start with the bus accident, because people want to know right away. a school bus involved in an accident in the northern part of phoenix. one person has died. when you see these pictures, they are chilling. a compact car sliding into the side of a school bus and getting pinned underneath. as you guys were covering what was happening at the united nations, they were trying to extract two people out of that car, which has jus

lydia bert bought a megamillions ticket holder in march and placed it in a napkin holder. it again and matched everything except the megaball and claimed it eight hours before it was set to expire. >> that's very nice. >> we're daydreaming about it. >> i know. >>> on the second day of the g 20 summit, the president is expected to release a statement at 8:30 this morning, less than 4 minutes, actually, we'll have that for you when we come back. >>> and reaction from host of a new sunday morning talk show focusing on issue of importance to african-americans. ay with us. fox 5 morning news will be right back. >> i was blotting my lipstick and it was on camera. i apologize. thone way ofetting tamins and minerals. this is anotr. new tal blueberry pomegranate cereal gives you 100% of e daily value of 12 essential vitaminsnd miners. plus theold new taste of blueberries and pomegranate crispy whole grn flakes and crunchy oat clusters. total, a truly delicious way to get vitams and minerals. how are you gettin100%? visit totalceal.com beautiand... f ...aorble fall style at jcpenney

lydia gray is married, and running things. just like she knows she should.e academy. >> let's take a look. here's a clip from the new "fame." >> here, you will come to understand what being a performing artist really means. here, you will dedicate yourself to your craft. now, if you are looking for short cuts. if you want fame. if you want easy rewards. i highly recommend that you get up and leave now. committed, very talented, young people, who would be thrilled to take your place. so, have a great year. >> now, that's taken care of. but you have your own dance school. how much did you take to that role? you run things at your place. >> i do. it's the challenge every day. you have young people who want this opportunity. but maybe the family's not supporting them. >> right. >> or they can't get to school. nay need a ride. or they're not disciplined. they need to be reined in. it's tough love, this world of the performing arts. you have to be disciplined. it's character education. that's why it needs to exist in every public school. >> thank you. >> in americ

we live in meridian when he got transferd to mir lydia mississippi and then move to upstate new york for five or six years, also looked upstate new york. then we settled down in florida, pensacola florida where my mom's side of the family was from. went to the public schools for most of my, most of my schooling. one of my bestxperiences was 1969, being the firstlass of an iegrated sool. my parents didn't send us to private schls. a lot of the white flight had gone. 69 was t first year mississippi schools were integrated but it was a great experience. because my mom, said she did not want m to go to kindergarten kept me out so my first grade, it was 50% white, 50% black and public school that had bee the african-american school the year before. so it was a great experience. i finally went to private school my, in high schl, pensacola catholic high school. i loved the nuns, the lead-- nuns loved me back. they let me get away with things that they would not let others get away with. then i went to the university of alabama undergrad. and, then the university of flora law school. >> host

. >> i'm sure it has nothing to do with the fact that lydia has a crush on you.m telling you jlo, watch out. gretchen: jlo and anthony have been married for four years now and parents to twins. brian: good friend with geraldo rivera. am i name dropping? >> no. no i start my book with them. absolutely. brian: please welcome geraldo rivera. >> friend of jlo. >> thank you, thank you, thank you. nice of you to stand but you shouldn't. gretchen: last night i was on "the o'reilly factor" with you and you were talking about this yale murder investigation. you have a different spin on this. the police are saying this was work place violence. >> right. >> but you think there may have been a love situation here. >> well, i think that only circumstantially, gretchen. but i do definitely think it first of all, the authorities would have us believe that raymond clark iii basically went postal. that was the expression postal workers frustration out of their job would release savage violence against their workers. is he an alleged control freak. since high school he has been at