. >> my house is pretty much all marble, granite, onyx. >> teresa and her husband joe say their daughtersave always been their main concern. >> i love you, mama. >> i love you so much. >> teresa revealing their struggles in an interview with our own amy row back last year. >> what have you specifically told your kids about what mommy and daddy are going through. >> my three little ones don't know what's going on. >> over the past year, their battles playing out for all to see. joe will serve his 3 1/2 years sentence after teresa is released in december. till then, he's giving the role of mr. mom everything he's got. >> what do you guys want for breakfast? you guys want sausage? they're still frozen. >> linsey davis, abc news, new york. >> she and her husband pleaded guilty to 41 counts of fraud and made a deal with prosecutors. part of the deal is she serves first. he serves seconds. that happens sometimes with couples so somebody can raise the family. otherwise what happens to the kids. >> your heart goes out to the girls. it's not an easy situation. >> it's sad. >>> coming up, bridging

we might have to use semiprecious stones, like onyx, things like that. >> it's all beautiful marble, exterior. the inside, we're putting in gorgeous ceilings. it's gonna be like walking into a french palace when it's finished. we're not rushing it. >> we're going to live there for the rest of our lives, and it's not only gonna be a palace, but it's gonna be our home. >> how much longer till it's finished? >> it should be finished in about two years, i think. [ both laugh ] >> the date's never the date, believe me, when it comes to construction. when we come back, i'll take you inside westgate's latest gamble right here in vegas and tell you what to watch out for if you're thinking about buying a time-share. [ woman vocalizing ] before i had the shooting, burning, pins-and-needles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... ...served my country... ...carried the weight of a family... ...and walked a daughter down the aisle. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. nerve damage from diabetes causes diabetic nerve pain. lyrica i

. >> reporter: let's start with the honey onyx master bathroom lined with maple. it's a spa in your bedroom. >> this is the beautiful master bedroom. tremendous size. >> reporter: you can retreat to the master office to get some reading or work in. >> you're doing work and you don't want to disturb anyone. >> reporter: there's a custom dressing room with lots of storage. >> wow. >> they all pull out. it's such smart storage. living here, you get 24-hour room service. you can have housekeeping, as well. >> reporter: to live large here it will cost you $13.5 million. >> and taxes will run you about $16,000 a year. >> you know, even though you can't afford something like, it's always neat to get design ideas like those pull-out closets. >> it is the ritz, after all. >> yeah. it is. >> they do it very nicely. >>> all right. in just a moment here, they could only watch as their little girl lost control of her body. why? doctors were stumped. how a genetic discovery and vitamins changed everything. >> plus, there's something fishy with a restaurant order. the study clai

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. >> my house is all marble, granite, onyx. >> i love you, mama. >> i love you so much, okay? >> reporter: ter visa revealing their struggles last year. >> what have you told your kids about what mommy and daddy are going will you? >> my three little witness don't know what's going on. >> reporter: over the past year, the giudicess' ' battles played out. joe faces prison after she gets out. >> what do you want for breakfast? you want sausage? >> yeah! >> they're still frozen. america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> time to head outside to ginger. >> i don't usually get a great crowd and music. but the wardlaw breers are here to sing under my weather today. you're doing a special song for breast cancer awareness month. we will live on we will survive cancer doesn't have the strength to >> we're going to go on. beautiful day here in new york city. coastal showers in north carolina. you'll see some of the cloud cover staying with the mid-atlantic. that cold front comes through eventually. much cooler by tomorrow out west. phoenix and kevin: winds out of the southwest. a f

. >> my house is all marble, granite, onyx. >> i love you, mama. >> i love you so much, okay? >> reporter: ter visa revealing their struggles last year. >> what have you told your kids about what mommy and daddy are going will you? >> my three little witness don't know what's going on. >> reporter: over the past year, the giudicess'' battles played out. joe faces prison after she gets out. >> what do you want for breakfast? you want sausage? >> they're still frozen. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> time to head outside to ginger. >> i don't usually get a great crowd and music. but the wardlaw breers are here to sing under my weather today. you're doing a special song for breast cancer awareness >>> thank you very much. this morning, we have sunshine and a pretty morning outside. looking at a temperature right around 57, 58 surprise it's going to be a very nice day. and we're looking at 70 to 72 by noontime. by the time the parade starts, going to be gorgeous. and great weather for baseball this evening. temperature about 65, 64 deg

. >> my house is all marble, granite, onyx. >> i love you, mama. >> i love you so much, okay?you told your kids about what mommy and daddy are going will you? >> my three little witness don't know what's going on. >> reporter: over the past year, the giudices' battles played out. joe faces prison after she gets out. >> what do you want for breakfast? you want sausage? >> yeah! >> they're still frozen. >> reporter: for "good morning america," linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> time to head outside to ginger. >> i don't usually get a great crowd and music. but the wardlaw breers are here to sing under my weather today. you're doing a special song for breast cancer a let's go ahead anticipate start. beautiful day in new york city, coastal showers in north carolina. you'll see the cloud cover in the mid atlantic. the cold front comes eventually. much cooler out west. all the heat moves into phoenix. keep going guys, we want to hear more. >> reporter: those guys are good. storm tracker 6 live double scan ginger shows us we are dry, lots of sunshine up over the horizon. it is chi

onyx starts tomorrow at 11:00 in the morning, and we have a rare interview, the owner of the winery,or joining us. >> thank you. >> so your father bought mar go in the 1970s for $16 million. look at the values of just the chate chateau, just the wine and cellar worth more than that today. what do you think of all this incredible runup in wine prices? is it a bubble? >> no. it's not a bull. we have been bringing prices also throughout the year. t it's like this because there's a worldwide demand in market. one vintage to another goes up and down like this. if you have a bad vintage, you can't control the quantity or quality. if it rains for two months, starting in august, you'll -- you don't make a good vintage. >> which is what makes the great vintage years. >> exactly. >> even greater. the chinese have been driving the market over 5-10 years. >> they drove it for the half vest 2009 and tw2010, but less present. i'm rather happy because the country coming up now and buying more is america who is coming back. >> really? >> america didn't want to buy the wines that had a chinese price,