the giudices are a lock line of stars who experienced fame, fortune and then disaster. recipe for riches. millions are up for grabs. meet the home chefs who say there's real money to be made just by making dinner with the winning recipe. and sobbing in court. the blaze runner breaks down. oscar pistorius on trial for murdering his model girlfriend. what made the olympian hang his head today. >> good evening. she is best known for throwing tables around on "the real housewives of new jersey" but tonight, teresa jiudice and her husband are facing possible jail time pleading guilty for fraud. >> arriving at a federal court in newark, new jersey, holding hands, teresa and joe giudice today pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud and bankruptcy fraud. >> they both admitted to a federal judge that over the better part of a decade they were engaged in a scheme to defraud financial institutions, and the irs. >> it was the culmination of an almost eight-month-long legal fight where federal prosecutors presented evidence that the reality tv stars' lavish lif

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. >> this morning teresa and joe giudice face serious charges, one-time stars of "real housewives oflead guilty to charges including fraud and tax evasion. we are "up all nightline" with abc's amy robach, who spoke with theresa giudice about how it all came crashing down. >> reporter: arcing at federal court in newark, new jersey, teresa and joe giudice pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud. >> both admitted to a federal judge that over the better part of a decade they were engaged in a scheme to defraud. >> reporter: the reality tv stars lavish lifestyle was funded partially on ill-gotten gains. teresa's attorney read a statement from her. >> today i took responsibility for a series of mistakes i made several years ago. i am heartbroken that this is affecting my family. >> reporter: it was just another page in a tangled history of reality tv. in a series known for its over the top theatrics. >> stop hurting! >> get off, be a man, stick with your blood. >> i'm not sticking with scum like you. >> reporter: she is perhaps the most recognized and controversial of

." >> yeah, teresa and joe giudice are expected to plead guilty to federal fraud charges and the dealashy couple whose fortunes have turned sour. ryan owens is here with the latest. good morning, ryan. >> good morning, bianna. they're one of the first families of reality tv. defiant as they face those fraud charges pleading not guilty in court just a few months ago, but now with a prison time deal looming for the couple, things are about to get very real. >> i'm a jersey girl. no one can knock me down. >> reporter: in a shocking turn of events, "real housewives of new jersey" stars teresa and joe giudice are expected to plead guilty in a new jersey federal court tuesday. >> has it brought you closer together? >> reporter: the notoriously hot-headed couple making a stunning reversal after being adamant about their innocence claiming they would be vindicated. >> you don't have to stick it in my face. >> reporter: the 41-year-old mother known by fans for her lavish spending habits and opulent new jersey mansion presumed to plead guilty to 4 of 38 charges against her including, abc news h

teresa and joe giudice pleaded guilty to fraud charges. they lied during pruptcy proceedings.months behind bars. he faces four years and could be deported to his native italy. >>> the california couple who found a buried treasure may have a story to go with their stash. the 19th century gold corns may have been stolen more than a century ago. as bill whitaker reports, they could have resolved a century-old mystery. >> reporter: the coins found in a can could be worth $27,000, but their pristine condition could make them worth more than $10 million. don kagan is representing the couple who found a can sticking above ground when they were hiking. >> nothing resonates like this. this is buried treasure, something we all fantasize about. >> reporter: but the near perfect condition of the 1,400 coins raised suspicion among historians who pointed to this art cal from 1901. it reports $31,000 stolen from the vault of the cashier from the san francisco mint. no trace has been found. the suspect in the case was walter n. dimmick. the mint clerk served prison time after an audit found 1

. >> if you're a fan of theresa giudice or however you pronounce it, here is a refresher. >> it's justhange and arrested. there has to be something else. oh, you're stripping? >> i was arrested. >> prostitution whore? you were [ bleep ] 19 times? you stupid [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ]. >> wow! >> played this clip just for our director, tj. now if you can believe it theresa and her husband, joe, are facing possible prison time to pleading guilty to mortgage and bankruptcy fraud charges yesterday in a new york court. while seeking nearly $5 million in loans. facing up to five years in prison and theresa could serve up to 27 months. >> you know kim d. and danielle are all around their new jersey -- >> they're loving it. now the aftershocks of jimmy kimmel's interview with rob ford are continuing to reverberate and kimmel is loving every second of it. >> after the show rob was surprised i guess. he left right way, mad. maybe he watched it again or thought it out on the flight but he reflected on the experience this morning at toronto city hall. >> jimmy kimmel make a fool out of you? >> no, i

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"real housewives of new jersey" and joe and teresa giudice.nt back to the italian pronunciation. getting ready for perp walk. they're pleading guilty to lying on mortgage applications on their tax forms. >> holding back one million dollars of earned income. now, what upsets me is i just talked to my friend bernard kerik. melissa: yes. >> former commissioner got involved with couple venal since, sent him away for five years. if these people are not put in jail for significant amount of time if bo dietl did that i would look at 20 to life. you know what? should put no exceptions. should go to jail. they did the crime because they cop out now. melissa: is this victimless crime? i mean they got a mortgage under false pretenses. lied on their taxes. from the government. >> held back claimed income. melissa: from the government. melissa: yes i pay every dime and i hate it. >> i thought bernie kerik was somewhat politically motivated. here is difference between putting bo dietl and these two clowns in jail. there is deterrent value putting bernie ker