it's nearly the size of teresa herself. she'd have to stay at the hospital's intensive care unit. doctors have her wear a helmet because the device is so heavy it leaves her unbalanced and at it's great technology because before we had it somebody like teresa would never have survived long enough to get a transplant. >> reporter: dr. janet shield is director of transplant at children's national. she says the wait varies widely. it could take as few as a couple weeks to as long as a year. the heart has to match the recipient's blood type and size. >> what these donor families do for us is pretty amazing. >> reporter: the weeks turned to months and still no heart for teresa. her doctors and nurses tried to make her feel at home in the icu. melissa jones even only brought her own son to her so teresa would have somebody to play with. >> she was around adults all the time in the icu so giving her the opportunity to play with another child i thought would be really fun for her. >> reporter: then finally on christmas eve, the cal

and one of them was on the phone and said, it's a mother teresa. and i said mother teresa? and i learned not to be surprised. and you have to know about albanian is this a sort of north korea of europe. they been under -- basically isolate the country from the rest of europe and had been hermetically sealed basically. they had banned religion, banned automobiles, banned everything. everything that wasn't compulsory was forbidden. so it was kind of a strange place to be, but we were opening our embassy for the first time since 1946 when we closed it. so this assistant said to me, it's mother teresa. so i thought well what a coincidence. it's funny that the same name and the same honor, same name and same title so i got on the phone and introduced myself. then i recognized the voice. i heard her voice on tv. and she asked if i would come over and discuss whether the embassy could help her store some of the medicines over health clinic, and she had an orphanage as well. so i go over to our little clinic, and there she is it's the mother teresa. in that sort of circle the veil

teresa and her husband joe also have to pay more than $400,000 in restitution.ggered their sentences in the interest of their four children. you've got to feel for the kids. >> look mom, no gloves. >> that's why you're staying out here. otherwise you'd be inside with everybody else. everybody is leaving me out here. we've got a birthday on the plaza. i'm a little confused because it's not your tenth birthday. it must be yours. what's your name? >> myra. >> where you from? >> virginia. >> how about the orange things under your eyes? >> i don't know. i just felt like doing it. >> i love it. >> let's take a look in the weather down in the southeast, where we have some heavy rain between atlanta and macon, georgia. this is starting to clear out. this should help with airport delays. this is a cold front that's going to bring pockets of heavier rain up and down the east coast. temperatures on the east coast will be in the 60s and 70s. should get close to 60 in new york city. behind that front, it is brutally cold. 2 below the actual high temperature in parts of north

. >>> real housewife of new jersey teresa guidice gets a new address and we are going inside her new home to danbury federal prison. insider just spoke to teresa's confident and crisis consultant wendy feldman late last night just hours before teresa surrendered to authorities, thea. >> she explain what was going through housewives mine as she prepared to spend the the next 15 months inside prison and away from her four daughters. >> what is the the hardest thing to live without, in prison. >> your children. >> reporter: first real housewife of federal prison, teresa made a middle of the night journey 80 miles from her 3.5 million-dollar home, to the correctional institution in danbury connecticut. she arrived around 3:00 p.m. to begin her 15 month sentence. yesterday teresa, husband joe and her four young daughters a attended church united a as a family. >> this morning she's seeing a heavy police and media presence outside their gate estate as joe drove the girls to school. what kind of inmates will will she be serving time with their. >> less than 10 percent are white collar so th

teresa surrendered to the authorities.way from her four daughters. >> what's the hardest thing to live without in prison? >> your children. >> what's your biggest fear about going to prison? >> i just think about my daughters. >> the first real housew

teresa will leave her new jersey mansion to start her 15 month prison sentence. >> teresa a has been live a normal life spending time with family and friends and and wants everything normal for her daughters. >> the mother of four and husband struck a deal pleading guilty to commit mail and wire fraud and three types of bankruptcy fraud. >> i want to apologize to all my fans out there i let down and through all this i'm going to make myself a better person. >> in the video for the website glam teresa and fellow housewife deena talked about their new year's resolutions. >> i want to keep being around positive people that make me happy and just keep the negative out. >> teresa said she wants to exercise more cut out carbs, simplify her life and keep herself around positive people. keep in mind she's going to be in prison for the year. >> what makes you happy, keep going. >> teresa and her oldest daughter tweeted, can't sleep, too much stuff on my mind. the tweet closed with a smily face and a pistol. she posted a picture of she and her mother saying happy new year's with my best friend

that is what i want to know. >> teresa's mother ana filled with grief and anger at the the driver who hit her daughter and didn't stop, two days before christmas. it happened just before 5:30 in the evening december 23rd aster risa left a prison on state road where she was visiting her boyfriend. witnesses saw a dark colored older model tow truck or pick up, fleeing the scene at a vigil after mass mourners vowed to never stop looking but whoever was behind the wheel. >> may we never give up this search, to find out who, rode that truck that killed teresa. >> he had a lot of friend. she was your friend. she was your friend for life. >> reporter: teresa's family raising money for an reward using this go fund me page goal, $20,000 to keep this case from growing cold. >> we are looking for a person that is a coward, and we'd like him to turn himself in. get a heart. come forward please. >> reporter: family with a broken heart. >> everybody loved her. >> reporter: hoping for the answer that is will help, them heel. sabina kuriakose fox 29 news. >> new memorial dedicated to people, lost to

i couldn't go back home. >> because of tony and teresa. she believed she had few option believing no shelter would take her and her pets. >> it hit me that i was homeless. it had not hit me at that time when everything happened but it hit me. >> when you decided that you had to leave, it was time to go did you ever at any moment consider leaving without... >> no. >> never. >> no. >> wasn't going to happen. >> it wasn't an option. sometimes you are so stressed out. you say pain if i leave i'll come back. i never thought like that. >> reporter: a social worker told gentlemans mip about a new -- jasmine about a new programme at the urban institute. jasmine got the response she wanted to hear. they said will you be ready to come here tomorrow? i said "of course." the urban resource institute is one of a happenedful of places that accepts abuse victims and petitions. people and animal lives safely is the programme. it's not uncommon for victims to risk their lives, rather than leave without their pets pets that have been by their sides through

what did we do for teresa's birthday? dude, we were like, whoo!ry single time somebody said the "p" word, you were doing vulgar things. it was fun. it was like an x-rated jailhouse party. >> she came up with it. >> why can't we come up with it? >> do you have any ideas? >> i really don't want to. >> knowing her friend won't celebrate her birthday, she thought the least she could do was purchase a card from the commissary. >> she's sensitive about celebrating her birthday. i know how it feels, because i've spent three birthdays in here. the first time it wasn't fun. it still kind of warms your heart up that even though you didn't want to, someone still cared enough to get you just a little something. >> concepcion is being held while awaiting trial for the murder of her 2-year-old son, fox. he died one year earlier. the same night concepcion was celebrating her 25th birthday. ramirez and shanholtzer have no idea what concepcion has been charged with. >> it says, sweet, dorky, precious, unique, no other person has been born or will there be one that

teresa giudice's lawyer. the reality star behind bars right now. 15-month sentence. >>> a new warning as the flu epidemic grows this morning. why it's especially dangerous for kids this year. how you can protect your family. ♪ i'm on the edge ♪ >>> and shedding those extra holiday pounds. our mara schiavocampo's incredible 90-pound weight loss. how she did it. how you can, too. as we kick off our resolution revolution. >>> and common and john legend here with their electrifying new song. the superstars collaborating in a live performance only on "gma" as we say -- >> good morning, america. >>> that is a powerhouse duo here with us this morning in times square. common, john legend. already picking up a golden globe nomination for their song, "glory." in the movie "selma." they'll perform it for us in the final half hour. >> powerful comebocombo. powerful song. >>> love in the air this morning. look who's here. new "bachelor" chris soules. he's here with a sneak peek of tonight's big three-hour premier. >> looking forward to that. >>> and how you can

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. >>> con 30 libras menos teresa hizo el propÓsito de perder 30 mÁs. >>> la clave dice fortalecer su >>> evitar consumo de grasas saturadas harinas y azÚcares procesados promueven vegetales y frutas y motivan hacer ejercicio. >>> tratar de disminuir la tortilla las harinas, pero para decidir yo puedo tengo presupuesto agarrar una dieta no puedo. >>> pero pudo hacer mÁs importante, cambiar sus costumbres y las de su familia. >>> casi todas las dietas funcionan si tÚ las hace solo importante es sostener las libras que perdiste sostener el peso. >>> aunque muchos hacen la e resoluciÓn perder peso aÑo tras aÑo tras aÑo, los expertos dicen que no desprecio oea el impulso que le trajo el 2015 despuÉs de todo dicen los grandes triunfadores se hacen a punta de fracasos. >>> a teresa la motivÓ el golpe de perder a su mamÁ diabÉtica. >>> por su enfermedad me la estaban amputando toda y entonces vi como sufrÍa mi madre y dije no mÁs, no quiero llegar para hasta ese extremo. >>> en san josÉ california telemundo. >>> para la lista completa de citas recomendadas visite noticias "telemundo.com" all

. >> jas min, teresa and tony all three seem happy and healthy. it wasn't always so.asmine and her two dogs arrived toe urban institute after years of abuse. >> what brought you here? >> i had an incidents at my home, what used to be my home. i was beaten up and then my ankle was broken. i couldn't go back home. >> because of tony and teresa options. >> subject, sometimes, you are so stressed out, you say, william, maybe if i leave, i will come back but i never saw it like that. >> a social worker told jasmine about the new program at the urban resource institute and encouraged her to reply. she got the response she was hoping to hear. they said, will you be ready to come here tomorrow? and i said, yeah. of course. sgra the you are burlington northern resorts institute ask only one of a handful in the country that accepts abuse vict ims and their pets. pals people and animals living safely. it's not uncommon for victims to risk their lives rather than leave without their pets. nazi have been by their side during some of the worst times of their lives. >> we wouldn't e

. >>> tomorrow, real housewives of new jersey star teresa guidice will begin serving her sentence. she hid assets to bankruptcy creditors. her sentence is 15 months. she'll serve her time at a federal prison in connecticut. guidice's husband joe is also facing jail time for related offenses. his sentence won't start, though, until teresa is out. >> deserves a lot of credit. >> still ahead, we are learning more about a 7-year-old sole survivor of this small plane crash and what she did to save her own life. >>> and the new video of a tipped ship so to speak. we'll tell you about the rescue efforts and what crews are doing right now off the coast of england. we thought our cable internet was fast. but, our uploads are half the speed of our downloads so our internet is really half-fast. so half-fast. someone did a half-fast job posting our vacation pics. stop living with half-fast internet. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - uploads as fast as downloads. get a fios triple play for just $79.99 a month online for two years and get a $400 bonus with a two year agreement! hurry! it

. >>> "rea >>> "real housewife" teresa giudice -- i'm messing up her first name.ble with the last name. she is spending her first night behind bars. she rocketed to fame while allowing cameras and crews into her life for her reality tv show. >> when she got in trouble with though law, she ended up very much alone. more on her reversal of fortune. >> reporter: her car arriving before dawn. 3:00 a.m. a harsh reality from teresa giudice moving from her mansion to this institution in danbury, connecticut. after pleading debilitaty to mortgage and bankruptcy -- guilty to mortgage and bankruptcy fraud. she attended church with family on sunday. her downfall? like the rest of her life, playing out in public, a judge reportedly telling her to take responsibility and to stop relying on pr. giudice sentenced to 15 months behind bars. giudice even seeking advice from former inmates before she surrendered. >> they basically told her to be friendly but guarded with staff and inmates and savor time she gets to spend with her family. >> reporter: now this brand built on cameras

. ♪ extra ♪ >> real housewife teresa giudice behind bars. she spent her final hours before checking into federal prison? >> now on "extra." ♪ extra extra ♪ >> teresa joe and their four girls going to church. the giudice family's last moments together where she secretly surrendered at 3:00 a.m. her new life going from a mansion to a tiny cell with a metal bunk bed. >> how close is it to tv's "orange is the new black"? >>> new video. halle's man snaps. shoving and airport worker in a paparazzi crush. could he face battery charges? >>> breaking couples news as cameron diaz getting married tonight? jennifer aniston opening up about her divorce from brad. >> you guys still talk? >> plus brad and every a-list star in palm springs. why pitt broke out singing. ♪ oh yellow yellow ♪ >> plus the new bachelor already facing a baby scandal? >> did not see that coming. >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a. ♪ extra

. >> from a real housewife to a real inmate teresa guidice starts her prison sentence today but just celebrity does not mean she's getting special treatment. what teresa can expect behind bars. >>> sue would know about this. >> would she. >> wow. >> not yet, they have not caught me yet. i'm still manager to go getaway with things including a forecast, that you will not like at all. unless you love polar pl >>> there is a cold win blowing on this monday. >> you know it is monday. >> shake, shake, shake. >> is there a prize in that shake, airport camera. >> what about this, a blue fin tuna sells at first auction of the year at tokyo's famous fish market. >> they just bring giant fish, throw it on the table and people start bidding. look the at the size of those fish. >> wow. >> owner of the japanese sushi restaurant chain, he has a bunch of them, bought one fish that weighed 400-pound. hundreds of tuna are sold every morning. wild place. popularity of tuna for sushi has depleted stocks globally. here's the deal, that one fish, sue serio cost $37,000. >> wow. >> one fish. >> then you ha

. >> or like, you know a teresa hines kerry.er] on the margins as you point out, a photo of her. remember teresa hines kerry? she was a little wacky. she didn't help her husband. here's the deal with first ladies or spouses of any candidate, and i've worked on these campaigns. there are little side notes. they can be benefits, of course, but people don't vote for people because of their spouses. this is the goal of a spouse it's to do no harm. and you have someone like teresa who didn't help her husband, you have somebody like elizabeth edwards who i think helped john edwards, i do. laura bush huge asset to the bushes. and to her credit even though jesse mentioned first lady michelle obama having high negatives at first hurting the president, she's now one of his best assets. >> absolutely. >> so is they really turned her into a positive. again, no one was saying i'm going to vote for barack obama because of michelle, but i do think sometimes people say, uh, i don't like the wife. >> what about a husband? >> now people are sayin

teresa giudice will begin serving her sentence for fraud at a prison in connecticut. "the real housewives of new jersey" star was sentenced to 15 months. her husband, joe, also pleaded guilty to fraud and will go to prison after she is released. >>> lawmakers in north jersey will call on the port authority to cancel its plans to get rid of overnight path service this afternoon. a report released over the holidays proposes to eliminate path service weeknights from 1:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. to save money. but some lawmakers question the timing of that report and they say slashing the services would severely impact minimum wage workers who are trying to make ends meet. >>> speaking of travel if you're heading out the door traveling to work or wherever you're heading off to this morning, let's check the roads. >> here is hoping for a smooth monday morning commute. nbc 10's jillian mele will give us that news. jillian? >> good morning. you know it is pretty smooth on a lot of the majors out there right now. no incidents to report in delaware. this is what 95 is looking like r

teresa, very good seeing you. thank you. meanwhile, when uncle sam wants to be your internet provider it's probably a good time to i don't know, just log off. neil: well, president obama in iowa making his pitch today. goes something like this: for those who want it, it's free. a dangerous government takeover is already happening right here in front of us. dave, what do you make of this. >> it's free just like health care and education. we've heard this story before. this is a federal power grab clear and simple by a president who believes the government can do everything better than the private sector. when has the federal government ever done anything better than the private sector, making things cheaper or more efficient? there are a lot of states that have rules against city governments getting directly involved with competing with cable companies. the reason these rules exist is because governments always have an unfair advantage. they come in. we're getting involved so we can increase competition. when does that happen

. >> jail advice for teresa giudice, spending a night, one of many behind bars.day, january 6th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> wow, yes, this is "world news now," on the 23rd anniversary of "world news now." this show has been around this day, 23 years ago. >> can you believe that? as a mother working the overnights any time anyone associates the age 23 with me it is a good day. >> we're going to talk about this 23-year anniversary. i'm t.j. holmes alongside reena ninan. >>> we have to begin with a story that has a lot of olympic watchers and the u.s. ski team in shock. >> you are right. we're going to begin talking about the tragedy that claimed the lives of two promising young american skiers. avalanche warnings had been posted in the area in austria. >> the two victims here were in a group coming down from the mountain when they apparently triggered this slide. like i sid, the u.s. ski team is really just in shock over this tragedy. clayton sandell with the story. >> reporter: high on the mountain, search teams in helicopters wirth

. >> teresa received an enticing offer in the mail free round trip airfare if she and her husband would attend a sales pitch and join a travel club. >> they promised us we could have the best vacation at the cheapest price a five star hotel room $45 a night. airfare $100 round trip. she paid $6,000 for a lifetime membership but never able to book a discounted trip. when she went back to the office to complain, the company disappeared. consumer report said problems with travel clubs have been found throughout the country. >> the attorney general of several state have gone after the clubs 67 to $7 million. the scheme trees is -- teresa fell victim to had many red flags expensive up front costs and high pressure sales presentation. she was reimburse $2,000, but is out five thousand dollars. before you spend money for a travel club do an internet search of the company name and search the name with the word "complaints." we'll be right back. >> turning to sports the sixers were crushed in a late-night match against los angeles michael carter williams did not play sidelined with an injured sh

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. ♪ extra ♪ >> real housewife teresa giudice behind bars. spent her final hours before checking into federal prison? >> now on "extra." ♪ extra extra ♪ >> teresa joe and their four girls going to church. the giudice family's last moments together where she secretly surrendered at 3:00 a.m. her new life going from a mansion to a tiny cell with a metal bunk bed. >> how close is it to tv's "orange is the new black"? >>> new video. halle's man snaps. shoving and airport worker in a paparazz

. >> mother teresa. >> i was all freaked out. >> it was something. >> wait, i'm not ready. >> why don'te over. >> to this song. >> you guys are good. >> i get freaked out. i got to go home. she invite meade over the next day. i come over for breakfast. her dad has a plate of eggs over easy. >> yes. >> he takes a budweiser and pours the budd all over the eggs and eat it. >> this has nothing to do with the kiss. >> no. >> i was like oh, no did he know about the kiss. >> yes. >> well, i was all freaked out by the beer on the eggs and then the kiss you just made out with her. i thought you within a little nerve bus that. >> then i ran home on that one too. >> you got up and ran. >> this is same woman when i went to the same junior prom with and it is 6:00 in the after a noon. i'm double dating. my parent didn't want me to take the care. i walked in the living room and they had a staircase. you know it wasn't fancy. here she comes. down the stairs turquoise dress, right. and there she is. she had been at the hairdresser all day. her hair i'm in the exaggerating was 2 feet above her forehead

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. >> jasmine, teresa and andy - all three. it was not always so.ine and her two dogs arrived at the urban resource institute after years of abuse. >> reporter: what brought you here? >> i had an incident at my home. i was beaten up. i did try to defend myself. my ankle was broken. i couldn't go back home. >> reporter: because of tony and teresa jasmine believed she had few options. she thought no shelter would take her or her pets. >> it hit me that i was homeless. it had not hit me at that time when everything was happening. >> reporter: you decided you had to leave. did you at any moment consider. >> no. >> never. >> no. this was not going to happen. it wasn't an aption. >> they say maybe if i leave. a social worker told janet about the new programme and encouraged her to supply. jasmine got the response she wanted to hear. >> they said "are you ready to come tomorrow?" i said "yes of course." this is one of a handful of shelters that accept adduce victims. the president runs the program. that's people and animals living safely. it's not uncommon

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the man left a $2,000 tip at the restaurant in san francisco last friday with a teresa -- with a teresath a tips for jesus comment. been a year said he made an appearance in the bay area. >>> in san francisco the health department launched a new first in the nation campaign against smoking. they are not just starting cigarettes, they are target -- targeting cigarettes, they are now targeting ecigarettes. ktvu's john fowler tells us the city is spending more than $100,000 to stop that trend. >> reporter: they want people to curve it. >> what do you do about the smoke? >> vapeing is sky rocketing. ecigarettes sales up 25% a year. from cheap lookalikes like these to high end gadgets. supporters say they can help folks quit tobaccos. non-smokers prefer them. >> less in your face. >> people are being misled about these products. >> the health department announcing a new ad campaign. trying to counter big tobacco. >> ecigarettes are unregulated. you are taking risks. >> reporter: he says besides nicotine ecigarettes are shown to contain cancer causing heavy metals. san francisco regulates the

my cousin teresa who i grew up with and my sister put her husband stephen, my partner justin. and i would just say that i've mentioned this before, but it's really difficult our jobs but it's even harder for our partners. to have to tell them every tuesday i'm not sure what time i'm going to come home. i'm not to join you for dinner. so, thank you so much justin for everything you've done. his parents who are also here thank you so much. they cook dinner for me sometimes. i know i'm so busy. they've such had been incredible support. i really want to thank them so much. so, again i want to congratulate all of the newly reelected supervisor. our new supervisor supervisor christiansen. congratulate pres. read and forward to serving in this capacity and making san francisco even better than it is today. thank you very much. >> [applause] >>thank you supervisor and now i'd like to acknowledge our new colleagues, supervisor julie christiansen representing district 3. >> [applause] >>pres. reed, thank you. my colleagues, thank you for your warm welcome. i'm grateful also to city hall

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that's certainly cold enough for some frost formation. 33 in campbell, my hometown, 34 santa teresa and 31 down in morgan hill. up might be trying to catch a flight. good news is no delays out of any of our major airports, including new york city, san francisco is right on time. we could see some delays out of los angeles but i don't think we're going to see much here. that's because it's going to be crystal clear, just like we're seeing. and finally that wind is starting to really back off. these are your current temperatures as we head throughout the day for you. not a big climb, on 56 for today in cold but beautiful wine country. getting into the mid section, annd of the week 56 degrees, today 58 tomorrow. so you'll notice that difference even when you adjust your thermostat a degree or what. it makes a big difference in your home. take a look at where our lows are headed. we'll be at 37 this morning in downtown san jose so it will start to ease in terms of that really, really frigid air. 66 degrees, almost getting into the 70s in the warm spots as we meet back here next week. here's

a harsh reality from teresa giudice moving from her mansion to this institution in danbury, connecticut. after pleading debilitaty to mortgage and bankruptcy -- guilty to mortgage and bankruptcy fraud. she attended church with family on sunday. her downfall? like the rest of her life, playing out in public, a judge reportedly telling her to take responsibility and to stop relying on pr. giudice sentenced to 15 months behind bars. giudice even seeking advice from former inmates before she surrendered. >> they basically told her to be friendly but guarded with staff and inmates and savor time she gets to spend with her family. >> reporter: now this brand built on cameras following her every move faces a new reality. cecilia vega, abc news, new york. >> new reality indeed. >> 15 months? >> how long? >> 15 months but the attorneys said there's a possibility maybe she might face less time but it's up to the judge. and the prison facility there as well. the county prison system. >> and they swap out. when she gets out, her husband goes in. >> a sad reality. you're hurt for those little girls.

after the driver hit 33-year-old teresa pausy. she died at the hospital a short time later. >> it hurts me to the point that not only did they kill my daughter but they killed me. they took a part of me that i can never get back again. how could you be so cold and so heartless that you can do that and drive away. obviously you didn't have a guilty conscience because you didn't come forward. >> witnesses say that she was waiting to cross the street when she was hit by that car. in another deadly accident we are learning more about a teenage driver accused of running down the 16-year-old girl who was getting ready to board a school bus in bucs county. 1-year-old michael shelly is charged with homicide by vehicle. police say he failed to stop for the school bus in bensalem township last month. according to officers shelly told them his windshield and side windows fogged up because the defroster of his suv wasn't working. officers say smelly also told him he had to use a t-shirt to wipe away some of the mist so that he could drive. in

we have jermaine and teresa beasley right now and one of the kid here. come over here jermaine you guys were all asleep the at the time. give meehan idea. you are asleep. did it wake up. >> i heard a loud bang and my, i went back to sleep. i didn't think nothing of it. i heard my neighbor, banging on my door, ran downstairs, she let me know someone just ran into my house. ran into my porch. totally damaged. >> reporter: you come down the steps and you see a big hole in the front of your house. >> yes, big hole suv right in my house. it is shock to go me. i'm totally shocked. i don't know what to think. it is look a dream. >> reporter: bad dream. you can introduce the kid but everybody is smiling, and good thing is everybody is safe, even the driver. when you guys came downstairs driver long gone. >> he was long gone we didn't see a driver. by the time we got downstairs we just saw the the car inside the house that was it. >> reporter: you find out from the police that the driver got out and ran away. >> i didn't hear anything in my neighbor was knocking

. >>> coming up, the new dose of reality, for a real housewife teresa gu id ice is heading for prisonay. how will she spend her time behind bars? we will ponder that after this quick here is what is happening thinks a cold front in the processor process from canada. making its way through the area and cold air behind it is cause something flurries or lake effect snow showers but not here, in western new york, western pennsylvania pennsylvania, and the pittsburgh area, as well. here's the future cast. we will jump ahead to tomorrow morning, about 7:00 o'clock, look at what is rolling in. we've got some snow showers on the way now this is with an event called alberta clipper which is a quick moving cold front coming from can inadequacies, cold air is behind it but it doesn't tend to dump snow on us but it will be just enough during morning rush hour tomorrow between 7:00 and 10:00 a.m. to make kind of a mess. be on the alert for. that we will be with you throughout the it all tomorrow morning. by 4:00 it tapered off to flurries and then it looks like we probably went get anymore of the

it shows a dark older model truck leaving the area after the driver hit 33-year-old teresa posey.she died at the hospital a short time later. >> it hurts me to the point that not only did they kill my daughter but they killed me. they took a part of me that i can never get back again. how could you be so cold. and so heartless that you can do that and drive away? obviously you didn't have a guilty conscience because you didn't come forward. >> witnesses say posey was waiting to cross the street at the time that she was hit by the truck. >>> in another deadly accident are learning more about a driver accuse of running down a 16-year-old girl who was getting ready to board a school bus in bucks county. 18-year-old michael shelly is charged with homicide by vehicle. he failed to stop for the school bus in bensalem township last month. according to officers shelly told them his windshield fogged up because the defroster in his suv wasn't working. officers say shelly also told them that the had to use a mist so he could see just to drive. according to investigators shelly struck and ki

his sentence will not start until teresa is out. >>> schilchill. that's part of sarah palin's response to peta. take a look at the photo. it shows palin's 6-year-old son trig stepping on the family dog to reach the kitchen sink. trig has down syndrome. the picture was accompanied with a caption that said may 2015 see every stumbling block turned into a steppingstone on the path forward. the dog's name by the way, is jill. peta said palin had no apparent sympathy for the dog and called her hardhearted and bizarrely callous. she wrote, dear peta chill, at least trig didn't eat the dog. she added that jill is a precious part of our world, so is trig. >>> the first day of nfl playoffs and we've got the highlights. plus, it was a rough end to the flyers' road trip and a big night for the devils' jaromir jagr. we'll have the details coming up in sports. >>> we're looking at fog this morning. also some rain following across the area. here's a live look outside. we're looking at the pocono mountains. going to be a mild one. 60s in the city. we'll have your