in court documents theresa actually asked to be spared swral time and according to tmz theresa triedplay the nice girl in her defense, in fact, telling the judge the real housewives of new jersey is phony and she's actually really nice. contrary to how she is portrayed on her reality show, her "image is little more than a carefully crafted fiction engineered by bravo tv through scripted lines and clever editing." what theresa may not understand is that judges don't determine sentences based on your personality but your crime, and threesa and her husband, joe, broke several laws worthy of punishment. the couple pleaded fwlt to conspiracy and bankruptcy fraud charges in march. they admitted to hiding their assets from creditors and filing false loan applications which resulted in getting $5 million in mortgages and construction loans. theresa had hoped that they would sentence them concurrently so that they could care for their four children. in court papers she stated she wasotology do community service and accept home detenning as a trade-off. it doesn't seem that is going to be the

he's in with his father. >> theresa: oh, that's why. >> anne: yeah. >> theresa: oh, my god, he's in with his father? >> a o

he's in with his father. >> theresa: oh, that's why. >> anne: yeah. >> theresa: oh, my god, he's in with his father? >> anne: oh, calm down.

. >> theresa: like what? >> eve: you enabled brady's addiction. you tricked him into eloping with you, which caused a big fight between you and his father, and... >> theresa: and? >> eve: [sighs] you'd better face it, little sister. she is onto you. >> theresa: oh, my god. do you think she really knows? >> kristen: come on, just say it, would you? just say it. [knock on door] come in. just put the, uh, tray right over there. thanks. >> john: [exhales deeply] >> marlena: oh, amy, let me help you, there. >> john: whoa.

. >> theresa: like what? >> eve: you enabled brady's addiction. you tricked him into eloping with you, which caused a big fight between you and his father, and... >> theresa: and? >> eve: [sighs] you'd better face it, little sister. she is onto you. >> theresa: oh, my god. do you think she really knows? >> kristen: come on, just say it, would you? just say it. [knock on door] come in. just put the, uh, tray right over there. thanks. >> john: [exhales deeply] >> marlena: oh, amy, let me help you, there. >> john: whoa. what a surprise i

new jersey star theresa giudice is breaking silent. mother of four said she was shocked about how her family is preparing for the departure, including her oldest daughter, 13-year-old gia. >> she's like, mommy, don't worry about it. i'll be there, i'll be there, i'll help daddy with the girls and she's like, that will make me a better mom. she's like, that will prepare me for when i'm a mom and i was like, oh my god, it broke my heart. he's like, i'll come see you twice a week. i said just come once a week the girls are busy, they have busy schedules. >> andy cohen getting the schedule, one parent will be home with their daughters at one time.ç first on january 5th she reports. because joe is not a u.s. citizen, he could be deported after serving his time, we'll see how that plays out. >> very serious. >> for the crew of jimmy kimmel, the answer was tough to find on hollywood boulevard. take a look. >> who is joe biden? >> i have no idea. >> you want to take a guess? >> a man. >> reporter: who is joe biden? >> joe biden, i think he is

. >> reality stars theresa and joe, after fraud charges. >> plus, there is some gossip about anotherwood baby announcement. mary mueller has more. >> reporter: real housewives star theresa and joe spoke luckily for the first time with bravo andy cohen since just sentenced them to prison. >> i was shock. >> theresa will serve 15 months while her husband will spent 41 months in jail. >> they both pleaded guilty to numerous federal fraud charges back in march. the judge did stagger their sentences so one of them could be home with their if your daughters, theresa got emotional when discussing her oldest child reaction to the news. >> she was like, mommy don't worry about it, i'll be there, i'll be there, help daddy with the girls go. >> theresa due to report to prison january 5th. the gossip is true. actress blake lively is expecting. posted picture on her website. first child for lively and husband ryan reynolds. blues legends baby king canceled remain -- remainder his tour, suffered from dehydration annex has ton. post on the guitarist website monday red: mr. king is back home and fee

people like theresa don't know what's going on. they are just afraid they are paying because of local call. what kind of tactics are coming from the other side of the phonecall because almost a third of americans in debt are in collections so they may be getting these phonecalls from some of these people you talk about in your book. >> guest: you are absolutely right. about one third of americans are in debt collection and when you are called by the debt collector basically what you get is the talk off. the collector in one and trying to persuade you to open your wallet and pay your bill. there is the legal talk off send illegal talk often and there's a gray area. a legal talk off would be you otis and your social security number and how can can you arrange a? that illegal tactics are ones that are threatening and lying to the consumer saying we are going to take legal action when that's not true. we are going to arrest you or seizure property. lies and coercion and threats like that are not legal and that happens a fair amount. if

theresa and joe are charged with fraud and con syrupy.week judge sentenced theresa to 15 months in prison, her husband will spend 41 months behind bars. judge staggered their sentences so one could be at home with their four daughters. >> she is like, mommy, don't worry about it, i'll be there, i'll be there, you know, i'll help daddy with the girls. >> the couple pled guilty to federal fraud charges back in march. theresa reports to the prison in january. >>> and, also, the word is pregnant. actors blake lively and ryan reynolds are expecting a baby. the former gossip girl actress post add picture confirming the news on her blog. lively and reynolds were married in 2012. this is the first baby for both. >> oh, nice picture right there. >> lovely. >> that's going to be one attractive kid. can you imagine? >> yes, beautiful. >> and tall, too. >> i know. beautiful. singing ledge edge tony bennett sang god bless america during the seventh inning stretch of game three of the nlds. unfortunately the 88 year old had little mishap with the lyric

theresa cardinal brown? some history to show that is the case. several years ago there was a gentleman who had a mu lti-resistant infection who was known to have this. he was issued a travel ban. he ended up driving to canada he ended up flying to canada and driving across the board or to avoid restrictions. we have seen that when we try to introduce travel bans. it tends to force those who are into avenues of travel that are harder for us to track and protect against. in the current situation we are screening people on departure. we are able to screen on arrival. issuing informational pamphlets to people who are traveling from those areas or he may have risks of what to look out for and what they should do and who to call. it is on our health systems to do what we can. to isolate the individual, contact those they may have contacted, or try to prevent further spread. tranquility tweets in, "isn't this like taking her shoes off? it is cosmetic to make you feel good." guest: there is a sense that we want to s

some 30 kilometers away outside the hospital, support for theresa.followed by outrage over health budget cuts and substandard training. this as health authorities say theresa may have infected herself by touching her face removing protective clothing. the ones in the hospital are our colleagues. as outrage and fear rose across madrid, spanish do what they have perfected so well during economic protest, they protest by calling for the health minister to quit. >> that's also a lot of concern in the united states where officials have ordered new checks at airports to try and detect ebola. >> but many doubt that the added screening will make a difference. renee marsh reports. >> reporter: in just days, ramped up screening of passengers will begin at new york's jfk airport. and expanding to atlanta, newark, chicago, and here at washington dulles. >> these five airports represent about 94%, 95% of all of the 150 travelers per day who arrive from these three down tris. >> reporter: anyone traveling to the u.s. from ebola hot spots, guinea, liberia, and sier

judge has ordered joe giudice to serve 41 months in prison for submitting phoney applications and theresa was sentenced to 15 months. the judge ordered her sentencing begin on january 25th and she would go first so joe could stay home with the couple's four children. joe giudice is an italian citizen and he could be deported after his prison term is complete. >>> now two popular sodas are hovering healthier alternatives. >> coca cola is offering coke light, it gets sweetness from a plant based sweetener and pepsi has pepsi true, only sold right now through amazon.com. >>> these men and women can help reduce their employee's cancer risk by trying to motivate staffers to have healthier lives and pushing for community based cancer control, there is more than 400 ceos in this program worldwide. >> some philadelphia elementary school children took a special field trip to the convention center, what awaited them there were special gifts they will need this season. katherine scott has the story. >> reporter: they come in all different sizes and colors and they have a few things in common and the

or it teresa was allowed to regain the throne -- maria theresa was allowed to regain the throne. essentially although the war had been fought, it was a draw essentially, and both sides came back. and a new war breaks out in another decade known as the seven years' war. the war as with the treaty of aix-la-chapelle, and that assigned in october of 1748. we have seen this before. this ends the status of antebellum. what happens? right. essentially goes back. antebellum returns. right, it goes back to the french. so if you are a british colonist, what you think of that? what you think of that? we does it back all of this treasure. yeah, you are not happy. britain had won the war, french had dominated on the continent, but the british had the maritime advantage. we had this great achievement and you took it away from us with the stroke of a pen. so that is the perception from the french. this is curated many colonists -- in curated many colonists -- infuriated many colonists. so the colonists are not happy about the return of louisbourg. in the grand geopolitical perspective, you hav

last week judge sentenced theresa and joe to fraud case.resa 15 months behind bars, husband joe sentence today 41 months. judge staggered their sentences so one can be at home with their four daughters. >> she is like, mommy, don't worry about it, i'll be there, i'll be there, you know, i'll help daddy with the girls. >> last month the couple pleaded guilty to federal fraud and conspiracy charges. theresa's due to report to prison in january. >>> good news to report for actress blake lively. she and husband ryan reynolds are expecting their first child. the former gossip girl actress polls add picture confirming the news on her blog. lively and reynolds were married back in 2012. >> oh, good looking kid. >> funny, too, i bet. >> w we'll be right back. first here is a look at what's coming up tonight on cbs-3. >> did she go too far with her plan for her son's gravestone? you decide, that's tonight on "eyewitness news" at 11:00, cemetery controversy. we'll be right back. i'm tom wolf. these are my parents. we look after each other. but too ma

judge sentenced theresa to 15 months in prison, her husband received 41 months behind bars.ld stay at home with their four daughters. >> i'll be there, help daddy with the girls. >> the couple pled guilty to federal charges, back in march. theresa is due to report to prison in january. >> specking their first child, former gossip girl actress confirming news on the blogs. lively, reynolds, married in 2012 keeping mom about her due date. >> beautiful photo, though. >> congratulations will be beautiful baby, i'm sure. >> can you imagine, ryan reynolds and her? and fun. >> i and cute. >> had to throw that out there. >> we're back with you? just 30 seconds or so, glad you're with us this morning on the "cw philly". see you in a bit. >> good morning, right over to katie. talking about rain today? >> looks like this doesn't happen until the sun goes down. if you have plans out here today, i think you will get them in. see activity over my shoulder on storm scan3, did have warmfront already. and it has rolled on through, on that it had to do, actually helped the temperatures to reb

real housewives of new jersey, one of them, the star, theresa guidice, was sentenced earlier month to5 months in prison. before she begins her sentence, she is working on a special project, for her daughters. >> theresa is taping videos for them to watch while she is away. one for birthdays, and holidays, as well as ones for them to watch this they are sad. >> why don't they just watch this video over and over. >> oh, no. >> source also says theresa deeply depressed and not eating or sleeping. >> good idea, to do, that so they can feel like she is there. >> it is, you know, we kind of giggle and laugh over the fact these two were just so stupid in the way that they handled. >> this but, stick up for kids. they're pretty young. >> do you have feel for them. >> she said also this article said that her husband allude today him having bit of drinking problem. i don't think that that's confirmed, that he goes through several bottles of wine a night himself. so she is a little worried about the kids. >> so he took a plea deal yesterday, didn't he? >> right. then he will be serving his term,

first question a lot of people want to know is the condition of theresa ramiro. >> reporter: yeah, she remains in critical but stable condition. she is conscious and talking according to hospital officials. she is receiving her treatment by drugs. one of those drugs, the antiinfluenza drug. what other medications she's getting are not clear. there have been a couple of developments in the last 24 hours here. one of the nurses who have been under observation has had a second negative test so she has been released from quarantine and by the 16th of august, just a few days from now. she will be -- 16th, rather, of october, she will be released from observations. she is now out of quarantine. that said, another nurse submitted herself to being put under observations here at the hospital just yesterday. her father said that she volunteered to come in here. she was concerned about the contacts that she had had. so there are currently 15 additional people who have had risky contacts who are under observation. five of them are doctors, four nurses, three beauticians, two other hospital staff a

theresa got emotional when discussing her oldest child's reaction to the news. >> mommy, don't worry i'll be there. i'll be there, you know... i'll help daddy with the girls. >> the couple have four daughters together. theresa is due to report to prison on january 5th. >>> dancing to the stars said see ya' to betsy johnson. she thanked her partner and show for a wonderful experience. fresh prince fans got the moment we've all been waiting for. there it is, al front so ribiero broke into the carleton. >> 5:57 now. drama at the drive through. fast food chains are slacking when it comes to speedy service. >> the revel sale goes up for review. means for the closed well a reason why a lot of people come from philadelphia to atlantic city is because it's so close, it's like a quick getaway. the ocean is a big draw. you can come and get some exercise, get some ice cream. love to come to the casinos, get some good food, put your feet in the water, and of course fishing. i love to fish off the pier. i'm a great fisherman. flounder, sea bass, striped bass, you name it, i'll eat it. and you can

for theresa ramirez' family and her husband. this is what we learned. under quarantine, worrying about his wife, xavier leans from a window at the hospital in madrid. on the floor above him, his wife teresa has ebola. he can't visit her, but their friend is able to visit him, get updates on teresa. >> translator: she is very tired. she's talking to her colleagues. she's very afraid of the night. the night is when she gets worse. >> reporter: the family friend has become the family's only independent link to the outside world. >> translator: she wants to fight. she has a pulmonary edema. that is worrying. we have 48 hours to see. >> reporter: she shows journalists a letter to spanish officials xavier had her type. he blames the government for not giving his wife, the nurse's assistant, enough training with her protective clothing while treating spanish missionaries infected with ebola. she tells us more. he didn't want her to take the risk. >> translator: in fact, theresa and xavier argued. he did not want her to volunteer. but she said it was her life,

theresa will go first so he can stay home with their kids.y hid assets and lied on mortgage and lone applications. the couple were ordered to pay more than four hadn't dread thousand dollars in restitution. >> tonight faa is investigating this. a hot air balloon falling from the sky causing scary moments in bucks county. this is exclusive video from an eyewitness viewer from easton and lower bar nass roads in warrington this morning. ramirez used her cell phone to record this video as the balloon came down. she says it just narrowly avoided power lines before it landed safely nearly township building. >> they almost hit the roof. they went like this. but and the behind the trees they were stuck right there. then i couldn't see no more because i went back home. >> police will only say that this landing was unplanned. we do know that no one was injured. >>> a new york community is mourning a high school football player after he took a hit on the field and died. this happened during a game last night in shore hasn't. junior tom cut nel low was r

theresa romero is doing slightly better today i'm told. tells cnn that romero's body is producing antibodies to battle the virus. she remains in stable, but serious condition after being infected while treating two spanish missionaries who got sick in africa and later died back home in spain. nic robertson is monitoring her situation in madrid. and we understand that she's taking some extraordinary measures to keep down the risk of colleagues. >> yeah, we were talking with her doctor today, and, of course, this doctor is not just her doctor, theresa romero's doctor. it's her friend. they were both a few weeks ago treating these missionaries here. they know each other. they're good friends. and what the doctor told me today is that theresa romero is actually helping them sort of do her own treatment to avoid her friends and colleagues getting infected. this is what the doctor told me. >> she's worried about us. okay, don't touch there. no, i can do it, don't worry. she's helping us to treat her. so she wants -- >> she's helping you in order

. >> theresa, a star of housewives of new jersey, still awaiting her fate. sends her husband to 3 years behind bars. theple pleaded guilty to hiding assets and smeting phony applications to get $5 million in mortgages and construction loans. the judge hasn't ruled on how much time theresa will spend behindbut she did say she would stagger the send ttences they can care for their daughters. >>> protesters for this or else. hours ago the leader made his decision. plus one of the notorious gang drug leaders is thousanow behin. the raid at the restaurant next. will that be all, sir? thank you. ordering chinese food is a very predictable experience. i order b14. i get b14. no surprises. buying business internet, on the other hand, can be a roller coaster white knuckle thrill ride. you're promised one speed. but do you consistently get it? you do with comcast business. and often even more. it's reliable. just like kung pao fish. thank you, ping. reliably fast internet starts at $89.95 a month. comcast business. built for business. >>> officials in mexico say they

. >> this is timmy and theresa and tommy. >> every morning, i wondered where they were. >> reporter: she said she tried to find her kids but they were moved out of state. >> i had no way to find them. >> reporter: they were successful in tracking down the now grown children, reunited on the dr. phil show. there's some tense moments in the episode as she confronts the long-lost mom with her recollection. >> you don't remember pushing me in the bathtub and cracking my head. >> i never did that. >> reporter: she now has good reason to give thanks. >> i've never been happier. these are happy tiers, not sad tears. >> you can catch more tomorrow on the dr. phil show. >>> side car, the first ride sharing company allowed to legally work at the airport. >> reporter: the deal that was announced today means side car will be the first ride-sharing company that will be allowed to operate in an airport in the state of california. uber, lift and side car changed the way that people get around and those companies have ruffled many feathers along the way. can companies have complained about them sinc

what they said, theresa, the woman you mention, was a former marine. she defies whatever stereotype you have added a. she had worked right through high school. helped her parents pay off the mortgage. her life comes apart after she gets out of the marine corps. she finds out her husband is cheating on her but she kicks him out of the house. all of a sudden she goes from two incomes to one he can. she still in the hook for the vehicle pam and her mortgage and she falls behind on their bills. at that point she stops, the fees start kicking in on this washington mutual card, which is the card that was connected to the package. late-season over the limit fees, and eventually she just can't pay anymore. unbeknownst to her washington mutual sells off this debt to debt buyer and ends up in aarons siegal sansone bubble and then ends up being stolen and in the hands of these guys that don't actually own it. so when they theresa did know but this one day she gets a call and says, you are this money and you need to pay this right now or they will be legal repercu

maria theresa was allowed to maintain the throne.entially, although the war had been fought and made tensions, it was a draw essentially and both sides kind of went back to it we will see in nor -- a new war break out in an other decade which is known in europe as the seven years war. with the treaty of aix-la-chapelle, and that was signed in october of 1748. we have seen this before. this ends the status of antebellum. what happens to the positions that were captured and occupied? right. essentially goes back. antebellum returns. what does that mean for louisburg? right, it goes back to the french. so if you are a british colonist, what you think of that? what do you think of that? we just gave back this thing you spent blood and treasure on. not happy. britain had won the war, french had dominated on the continent, and they had maritime advantages, but from the british perspective, it makes a lot of sense paired from the colonial perspective, this was our great military achievement and you take it away from us with the stroke of a

next, real house wives star theresa judise >> if are you just joining us at 10:30 here are big stories cover on "action news" at 10 on phl17. app american free lance camera man working for nbc news in liberia has been diagnosed with ebola. he will be flown back to the u.s. for treatment. the man from liberia infected with ebola and in texas lied on his questionnaire and said he was not in contact with any ebola patients. family members have been ordered to stay inside their home. >>> jp morgan chase says it's victim of data breach that affects 76 million household. hackers stole names, e-mail addresses, and phone numbers of customers and not account numbers or social security numbers. only those that use chase.com, jp morgan on-line ar cp morgue ran a correct. >> i man was stabbed to death in powelton. it happened at a home in the 3200 block of summer street. >>> and new tonight a woman was stabbed in northeast philadelphia and suspect is still on the loose. and police were called to the 7800 block of east roosevelt boulevard shortly after 5. the woman suffered numerous defensive wound

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. >> let me help with you this, theresa and joe. >> the family pleaded guilty in march to multiple countsof conspiracy to commit mail fraud, wire fraud, sentencing guidelines, joe faces three, four years in prison, theresa could get up to 27 months. her lawyerings hope the reality star is spared a prison sentence to care for their caughter. >> they have this mansion up in north jersey, little over the top, just on the market. >> tracy morgan be bound to wheelchair for the rest of his life? morgan seen yesterday, being wheeled into a new york hospital, and according to "tmz", that crash may prevent him without ever walking again. still recovering from june collision where wal-mart struck slammed into his limo. >> many of us make changes to accommodate our significant others, george clooney's new wife, no different. >> friends say, she quit smoking. >> were you right. >> ya. they say a.m. al dropped the habit cold turkey, friends says that she also became more punk all after she started dating clooney. clooney and amal wed last weekend. i don't know, you can't change people. she had to do t

they're at the same hospital where nurse's assistant theresa ramiro was being treated. let's go live to madrid and our senior international correspondent, nic robertson. no doubt some relief being felt there in spain, nic. >> reporter: absolutely. i think that was read large on the face of the deputy prime minister who made the announcement yesterday, not just the three patients that arrived at this hospital on thursday but another arriving at a hospital in tanarif. a nurse working with an aide worker, nurse working with red cross who was working in sierra leone. they're not out of the woods yet. there will be a test in a few days. if there's a second negative, there will be an all clear. there's greater relief at this hospital. the last two tests for ebola virus on theresa ramiro, the nursing assistant, is showing what we're told very low levels of the virus and that is a positive sign here. so for spanish authorities, the news over the past 24 hours or so has been very, very positive. of course, several score of people still remain under observation here, but these re

host: theresa cardinal brown, what is your background? immigration. guest: i've worked in immigration law forms and doing immigration policy. i worked at the department of homeland security for six years. california.is in you are on with theresa cardinal brown of the bipartisan policy center. caller: hi. i'm usually extremely liberal but i'm very concerned and upset that profit is involved here. the politics should be taken out of this. we are still speaking about this. he once to give fax nations to people. he does not seem to have a gratitude. i had an on that died sunday in a hospital. away at emergency rooms. and not a direct fight of the disease, it is a disease that makes you stop breathing in dubai, you know, the arab country. the airline flies to lax. we have military bases in germany and europe. his immigration form. i'm very scared. host: thank you. to be there are reasons somewhat concerned any time of a is an outbreak disease around the world. .e do have measures in place border control is one avenue of dealing with this. strongre very lim

this is the same hospital behind me where theresa re ma-mara, on confirmed case, in here.minister met with the staff. he did not see her, his aides said, he did not intend to see her. he made a statement. there's is a part of. let's listen. >> translator: the situation is not a normal situation. it is difficult. i am absolutely convinced that everything necessary will be done especially from the professionals to overcome this in the future. >> reporter: as he was speaking outdoors at door of the hospital, a group of medical workers in white uniforms from the hospital were protesting against him, saying, we are all with theresa, they were standing right by his official car. there was some distance, you may not have heard him, but symbolizes the outcry that you've heard especially from the medical staff, accusing the government of not giving them proper training and not giving them proper equipment and the suits. and they're saying that is maybe why this woman had caught the ebola virus. don? >> all right. thank you for that. you know there are reports of hospital staff quit

all people who have had can tact with theresa ramos, auxiliary nurse who has ebola in some sort of way they had can tact with her. we are told these people have no symptoms as of yet, anderson. and they've come here of their own free will because they prefer to be here, be assisted and monitored than being at home. perhaps fearing they may have something in contact with the families and children andersen. >> nurses assistant. the first case with ebola. what's the latest on her condition? >> what we heard today its that unfortunately her condition has deteriorated. the doctor, the third hospital came out early today said look, i can't give you much in terms of information, confidentiality reasons i can tell you she has deteriorated. i also spoke to a union, head of a union here, representsment nurses. and basically she told me, she is very, not doing very well. her brothers come out, theresa's brother came out and he basically said she is using breathing aid to really help her, paints a picture of, unfortunately how badly the case has turned for her. >> we are also learning serious over

taken to kaiser hospital off santa theresa boulevard. >> it's scary, it's really close to my parents house. >> now she's worried about the safety of her own parents. >> you can leave your parents at home, these are the things happening in san jose, san jose used to be really safe fp now it's a big concern, it's pretty scary. >> some neighbors fear they may be the next victim. >> i spoke with one man who lived in the neighborhood for 30 years, after this home invasion, what used to be a safe neighborhood has him questioning if he still wants to live in this area. reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> several fires broke out within hours of each other, and stretched the fire department extremely thin. the first fire started in a garage caused by a gas leak from a car. officers then responded to a fire in san jose and then willow. the fire department's already taxed to improve response times. >> we don't have enough boots on the ground. we had closed six companies a few years back. we've been able to add more staffing through grants, but we've been unable to

and kim un was not present on celebrations marking the anniversary and on the line is theresa bowl whog-yon-yang and her work being monitored and tell us about the celebrations there today. >> reporter: well, the celebrations started earlier this week and we were able to see people dancing the street and people from hotels and ministries and from the military and the traditional costumes and honoring leaders and all this week they were going to the statutes of the founder of the workers party of korea and of kim un, the father of the current support leader in the country and it was very emotional for the people here and thousands and thousands of people attending all of this event. however unlike previous year there were no massive celebrations or military parades like we seen in the past and we are told that is expected to happen next year when it's going to be the 75th anniversary of the workers party of korea so this year the celebration was more private and it's not a surprise that the soup -- supreme leader was not there at all. >> explain the city and what day-to-day life is like

abraham's aunt theresa lomatine led their escape. >> she sacrificed her whole life, literally. >> he has been the little boy that i thought i would never have. but i have him. >> reporter: they were part of an exdouse out of liberia. living for four years at a refugee camp until they were able to come to the united states. now they worry about ebola and the relatives left in liberia, but here, abraham can fulfill the great family hope. >> in order to proceed, in order to be somebody in life, you have to be educated. >> reporter: at head royce, he's a peer counselor, helping the freshmen here adjust. >> when you're talking to him and you hear his story, it's like your heart breaks, but this is not a young person who breaks your heart when you talk with him. >> i could have ended up dead. i could have ended up whatever, but i didn't. so there are definitely a lot of positives, and i think that's the internal drive in me to see the good in life. >> reporter: wendy tokudo, kpix 5. >> abraham wants to do something that will help people, possibly neuroscience but he will need financial sup

theresa romero is 40 years old and was transported between hospitals last night. although she's not thought to have left madrid recently. officials are so far monitoring more than 20 people who came into contact with her. the world health organization has said while governments are well prepared, the spread of ebola in europe is, in their words, quite unavoidable. >> ifill: the case in spain also claimed another victim: a madrid court ordered that the infected nurse's dog must be euthanized, and the remains incinerated. some research indicates dogs can be infected with ebola without showing symptoms, but it's unclear if they can transmit it to humans. on wall street, worries about the world economy growth sent stocks into a deep dive. the sell-off started after germany reported weaker industrial output, and the international monetary fund shaved its growth forecast. the dow jones industrial average lost 272 points to close at 16,719. the nasdaq fell 60 points to close at 4,385. and the s-and-p 500 dropped 29, to finish at 1,935. >> woodruff: a federal appeals cour

theresa told bravo host andy cohen the whole ordeal has taught her not to sign contracts without reading she says she's always been taught to trust people but vowed to be more cautious. she'll begin serving time in january and her husband joe has received a 41 month sentence and he'll report to prison after his wife is finished. that way one of them will always be home with their four daughters. >> fresh prince of belair star alfonso ribiero finally busted out the carleton on "dancing with the stars" and it was awesome. >> ♪ >>> the huge high of his performance led to the low of losing the latest contestant. fashion designer betsy johnson was voted off. the couples are going to be switched up next week. the viewers will help decide who will dance with whom. >> so many people have been waiting for that moment. >> you have. >> they did a great job with it. it's 4:58. new from overnight fires force authorities to evacuate a delaware county apartment complex. >> lost in translation. hear why a south jersey library is looking to change >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news pro

. >> hello my name is theresa and i'm a youth coordinator.our experience has been that as an environmental justice organization in the mission, when i first started working there at 15 years ago we had less than 1% of the paragraphs parks and highest number of kids in the neighborhood. i'm very blessed and honored to have these kids stand and we're going to keep coming until the changes are done. we built the park with a lot of community members and i think it was a really big victory, but then at the same time, you know, like we're in this space right now where it's like a lot of us who have been here for a lot of generations, our grandparents and parents have built pretty much the infrastructure of san francisco with our tax dollars and now we're being excluded from a structure because we don't have the money or we don't even have the internet access to rent a field; right? so what are the ways that you a community commission could be accountable to the community and here clearly there is a council, and how can we have a say what goes on in

i wrote them a letter actually that i contacted theresa and i said i have a quandary about these calls you are baking to this woman because they are threatening to sue her. what is your claim to ownership for this debt? i didn't think i would hear from anyone and if i could hear from someone i would hear from someone who might have a chop shop in buffalo. it turns out i talked to the owner who lived in beverly hil hills. .. >> >> on the larger level one is for the resources number two the banks have to be more careful to make sure the information is correct. and number three, the committee to change the way because of the default judgments and garnishments are causing problems. >> host: thanks for coming here today and writing this book to bringing the stories of individuals on all sides of the spectrum and what they can do and what should be done at the higher level. and i congratulate you. i read this in a very quick sitting and could not stop reading it. thanks for coming here tonight. >> guest: thanks so much. ronald kessler discusses was secret service agents have revealed of pres

the judge said that theresa will serve her sentence first so her husband can stay home with their fourhildren. back in march these two pled guilty admitting they hid assets and lied on mortgage and loan applications. the guidices were each ordered to pay more than $400,000 in restitution. >>> take a look at this unusual sight. these some giant rabbits at the elmwood park zoo in norristown. some say that bunnies like these are becoming popular pets. flemish rabbits and german rabbits can grow to be about 30 pounds in all. in some cases they're bigger than small dogs and even some small children. we're told that they can can make great pets but they need a lot of exercise, a lot of room to run and, yes, they are very delicate. >> well, tonight the linc went pink. take a look at lincoln financial field from chopper three. landmarks across the area are turning pink all month long part of the lights for the cure campaign, a joint effort by cbs3 and susan g. komen philadelphia. the pink light is a reminder for women to schedule that mammogram and it's appropriate timing because october is br

theresa zendejas is noong hundreds of residents ordered to evacuate. >> it's real. it's now or never. you pack and have to get out. >> reporter: the eruption that threatens to destroy the village began on june 27. since then, lava has been moving erratically from the volcano summit, sometimes pausing for days, other times flowing close to 300 yards in just 24 hours. >> it's a special type of lava we called pahoi-pahoa. >> michael manga say geologist at the university of california berkeley. >> you look at hawaii, it's a volcano. the whole island is made from lava flows so what we're seeing now is what hawaii is made of. >> reporter: from the air, the lava appears to have hardened into black rock but photos taken by the u.s. geological, shows lava continuing to flow beneath the shell. >> even if you were to divert all the material, it would create a new pathway and keep flowing somewhere else. i don't think there's any way to stop a volcano. there shouldn't be any casualties. t's beautiful to watch. >> reporter: this lava may be beautiful but it's clearly, all the, e

theresa will begin her 15 month sentence early next year >>> muhammad ali's family is denying reportssickly. the boxing legend's brother said the 72-year-old is frail and that his parkinson's disease has nearly taken away his ability to speak. ali has battled the degenerative disease of the brain since 1984. >> 4:58 just about and we have more news you didn't see last night. an armed gunman terrorizes a homeowner in philadelphia and takes off with a wad of cash. >> also a remarkable rescue out west. a woman's car rolls down a ravine and something found on just about every cell phone helped to save her life. "action news" will >> ♪ >> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program. with matt o'donnell, tamala edwards, karen rogers and with matt o'donnell, tamala >> ♪ >> good morning everyone, it's 5 o'clock. it is wednesday, october 15th and here's what's happening. >> accuweather is tracking another unseasonably warm day with heavy rain moving in this afternoon. >> developing this morning, bullets fly on a philadelphia street striking two people, plus homes and several parked c

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--tim and theresa >> reporter: but there are some tense moments. on the show.t mom with her recollections. she has yet to see her oldest son tommy but she is hopeful that it will happen one day soon. she said she has not celebrate things given since turkeys were taken from our all of those years ago but now has a good rhythm good reason to give banks. --give thanks. >> pam: black friday shopping is starting a little bit earlier this year. macy's has just announced that it will open its doors at 6:00 p.m. on face giving day. just two hours earlier than last year creek >> pam: , according to reports target, calls and j.c. penney all open at 8:00 p.m. last year. last year k mart had the most extreme hours. they opened their doors at 6:00 a.m. on thanksgiving and remained open until 11:00 p.m. on black friday. >> pam: ever wonder rarely goes into your big mac or magnetic now you can get answers. macdonald is launching a campaign called our food your questions right on its home page. the chicken magnate macdonald says white meat chicken, ground what chicken scant an