she spent much of her in pyjamas, didn't leave the house for anything >>> after repeated trips to ther for taking too many pills carol's family finally convinced addiction. >> two weeks into that program she was managing her pain on tylenol, nothing else, and she was happy. that was the neat thing, she was happy. she was in control of her life >>> but that didn't last long. soon they were back at life train, meeting with her pain doctor >> we were ushered into a room and he informed me that a chronic pain sufferer could not be an ad dikt >>> this is dr webster? >> yes.{enter} q. then he told me that he was her physician and that he would prescribe what he felt was appropriate. period. from there it went downhill. the result of which is she died. >> i'm not going to respond to any of my former patients. that would be a violation. it is always tragic when somebody dies. if people over take their medication they can get foggy and they take more medicine. that is a risk and it can end in death when that happens. ideally-- >>> who is responsible for that? >> the patient themselves has to b

. >> we're going to be so comfy in our pyjama pants. >> brilliant. >> the brits! >> you know, she should ride around in a car and sing karaoke. i'd watch that. >>> as you get ready to ride around, it's a heated seat kind of day today. a heated seat and you're ready to go. it's cold. be sure to watch your step. alex will tell you about problems beneath your wheels with the icing out there, but it's outside your front door, cold temperatures, teens, 20s, 30 if you are lucky. after the morning chill, it's not that bad. it's a bit breezy and cooler. upper 30s to 41, which is above normal. working into the day tomorrow, that's when the wind kicks in and wind chills income the 20s for many. >> thank you, john. >>> let's get to the commute. >> john, you've been discussing the black ice. here, if you are traveling for your commute in parsippany, specifically jim smith is in chopper 2 above the scene of an overturned vehicle that's causing a headache for commuters there. hi, jim. >> reporter: good morning, alex. it's on the eastbound side of route 80 near the area of 45. y