>> i asked what she thought about the article implying. >> everyone asks me. >> only fitting out one of the unluckiest days the loan ticket winner of the $429 million powerball was to come forward. >> called me on the phone and said guess he won the powerball and i said who command she said we did. i said stop april fooling me get off my phone. >> there were eight winners. i am calling them the grateful eight. they made there 1st public appearance at the new jersey lottery headquarters in lawrence township, new jersey to tell their story. >> that is the only way you can explain it, how the numbers were chosen, no birthdays, anniversary dates >> mother and children all their. they were humble and soft-spoken about the victory. ready to enjoy their prize. they decided to take the lump sum value at 284 million. have also hire lawyers and accountants to make sure they can navigate these uncharted millionaire waters the right way. the family said they do not play usually. the only pool money to buy tickets for the jackpot reaches a certain amount. they are lucky that they did because they want, and they were the only ticket winner in the entire country. >> when you give a lot you receive a lot. >> they always given back to the community and believes god has something to do with them being chosen. >> it was like an affirmation from god because we each had dreams we want to fulfill and do for our community and each other and our families. well, we have been funded to do that. >> friday the 13th certainly has a new name is they are all now millionaires. theythey say that they will not change unless it is for the better, but as with all lottery winners, only time will tell. you can always tweet the show. ♪ bill: "high speed chase", start us off. >> commuters often complain about their ride, but they don't often meet with the powers that be. they had a chance, and evening board meeting. they told commuters about their issues. >> i'm worried about the tunnels because there is a chance there won't be for service. >> they will go past every two hours but they will not stop. >> and the chairman, has attitude was nothing to see here. >> the oldest woman in the world has passed away thursday evening. i had the pleasure of going to her birthday party last july. the oldest living woman is now in italy. ♪ bill: you are chasing the continuing story of a list of unindicted co-conspirators which was supposed to be released friday. >> no one knows who john doe is. he has managed to delay the official release of the names of people who participated in the closure of the geoeorge washington bridge with this file submitted to judge susan wigginton just last night asking for a temporary halt to releasing the full, unreacted names of those the us attorney's office please participated. designed to punish in september of 2013. chose not to endorse for reelection. at 1st the judge said the list would be released at noon today after aa consortium of media groups got together and file the lawsuit asking that this list be released to the public because the public has a right to know who was involved in the closure. on friday the request was denied. however, he turned right around and appealed to the third circuit which means that this could be tied up for weeks. >> they did not have evidence, is playing politics? >> to be fair they did not want to. it sounds like with the statements they made, doubling down paying this picture. these are bad guys. >> the streets are paved. >> don't get hit by car. >> gold. 335. it's mine. all mine. go get. >> came down to stake my claim. this is mine. my gold. >> i don't think so. >> them why is it the cost of repaving 12 and a12 and a haf miles will top off at $341 million? that is what sen.senator ray lesniak and i were trying to get to the bottom out. >> find out why it went into constructing this roadway. while one contractor got paid over 18 million to do no work. bad management, political decisions made that were bad? >> it beats me, senator. >> off the story the other day. the contractors have been paid millions to essentially do no work to get the roads cleared. calling for a federal investigation. >> on the surface there was just bad management decisions being made, but we don't know if it is worse than that. we have asked for a federal investigation. see how bad this really is. >> ii reached out and they sent me a statement back. it was not just a simple job. it was a complete reboot. it was a complete mess. a new drainage system had to be built. their gas, water lines, sewage lines. that sure is expensive. >> 300 million for that stretch of road. then you wonder why it's depleted. >> how else would you get there? for me it's priceless. bill: it is outrageous. forget it. someone out to go to jail here. >> we pay for roads here in new jersey. cold, black gold. >> do you hear that voice? that is former president bill clinton. excited crowd and started off talking about something important. >> elevated lead levels. put down new ones, no confusion. >> one person in the crowd was not so happy to see former president clinton was a bernie supporter. the prison reform bill seems to be haunting him. >> some vision. for the 1st time. >> the election is coming out june 7. bill: they already think i'm nuts. surveillance video. breaks through the glass door takes off his pants and decides to not steal anything. clean up the broken glass. the beer, some food, and surrendered himself peacefully to police when they arrived. >> these people were card. >> them administration used the containers. >> bread and milk guy, every big snowstorm. >> on the radio talking about being friends. it will be telling jokes all weekend. >> hey, guys. i hope you're excited. a trip from sandy hook all the way down to cape may over the course of friday during this summer, 2016. i'm going to look for people and places that the general public does not know about. i was trying to started today, but that did not work. i prepared everything except checking the weather report. have a great day after i found brown betty yesterday. the new tires, new tubes. ♪ a couple of new tires. she is ready to go. this thing is dirty. hose her off. >> looking like a brand-new girl ready to take on this epic journey with me, decidedme, decided to take her out for her very 1st test ride. it has been two or three years since i have written a bike. ii cannot wait to hop on. it must be friday the 13th i made a few feet before my left petal fell off. if you are going to take an epic journey you probably need two pedals. >> since i cannot startedi cannot started this friday, i want to take the opportunity to have our viewers tweet me @chasingrohan or the show @chasingnews, and tell command tell us why should come to your town. >> say what you want, but these people were card. take a look for yourself. here in bushwick collectors from every walk of life come. the days are long, sometimes ten to 15 hours. >> my main focus. >> all the way from chinatown and bring them here to bushwick turning hundreds if not thousands to big wads of cash. how often do you come here? >> sometimes when it gets warmer five. >> many come from other countries, but not all. some retire from their day job and others sadly my just looking to sustain a bad habit. >> a place where people are living on the very edge. hey, you know what, get a bag in my basement. >> stories that don't always reach the eye. but artists are now trying to change that in brooklyn. decorating area where they work but also decorating their car. >> look at that. >> the more we talk about it the more people are engaged. >> now, this comes as they are being called scavengers. >> putting the department of sanitation recycling program at risk. >> and taking money that should go toward the sanitation department workers. >> elaine hurt nobody. >> the way we deal with homeless people, poor people. people who do jobs that we are not used to seeing. bill: my family was in manufacturing. i would pick up metal scraps and it will be sorted and sold. that business could thrive today, but because government gets involved powell but we reduce the cost of government and the sanitation department and let these guys do what they are doing. >> this is mind-boggling. they pay off restaurants to get the cans before they put them in the street. around-the-clock workers. >> around-the-clock workers. >> they should come in and run the sanitation department. >> exactly. >> they started dating in 2001. i asked what she thought about the article. >> i don't love to talk about that. no disrespect anyone. bill: coming up next, what happens when you take a selfie every day for eight and a half years. >> taught his whole adolescence ♪ >> it is amazing how much somebody can change and eight and a half years. caught his whole adolescence in a chain of selfies. it truly is amazing to watch this young boy become a young man. bill: has not talked all week. feel free. there you go. we have a new addition. please welcome -- hold on. what are the official titles? anyway welcome. whatever your title is, welcome. >> what is his title? >> many have accused him of being racist and look for ways to prove it, most notably i spoke to daniel hayes singled out the supermodel and asked if trump refused to love her because she is black. on the cover of vogue several times, a victoria's secret model and also in playboy. had i triedi tried to discourage her from being a model. >> my father was not happy. he said, i feel sad that you want to do something or your success depends on other people's opinion of your face and figure.figure. i said, i'm fine with that completely shallow and happy. >> able to prove her dad wrong. >> am going to make so much more money than you.you. i'm going to buy you a truck and you will be happy. >> i did and i did. and he loves it of course. >> her best decisions were actually going against her parents advice, and she has been a knockout success which got us talking about playboy. >> i am proud about playboy. i think think there is nothing more beautiful than a woman's body in all forms, not just the skinny body. >> they started dating in 2,001. i asked about it. >> i don't love to talk about that time my life. it is no disrespect. it is just that no one i have dated have i ever spoke about. >> i asked what she thought about the article implying that trump refused to love her because he was black. >> ii would never go out with anyone i was racist, of course not. and if they were i taught them differently. >> that's okay. everyone asks me. >> i asked if it was fun. >> fun. >> every time i have had in my life is fun. i am happier than i have ever been. it is the most fun i have ever had. >> no one can accuse them of being racist. >> look at the three women he did marry. they are all knockouts. imaginary comparison to the other 1st ladies. she would be the 1st 1st lady to ever pose nude. >> hillary clinton. >> hillary clinton is -- bill: wow. too much information. [laughter] >> the potential trump presidency has some people on the wall. 20 percent will consider moving to our neighbor of north. (humming) d'oh! (tires screeching) (grunts) (grunting) (grunting) (grunting) (grunting) huh? ay, caramba! (chuckles) i haven't ridden a bike since lance armstrong was a good guy. geez, lis, you're riding the girliest bike in the world. ooh, i stand corrected. (hums) hey, dipwad, bikes only. i need to pay my water bill. not on motorized transport, you don't. what you need to get is out of our way. yeah, bikes win again! (train toots)