lauren? >> mark albert in washington. thank you for that, mark. >>> more than 100 people remain trapped this morning aboard a smoke-filled terry adrift between italy and albania. a fire broke out on the ship more than 24 hours ago. gale-force winds and choppy seas are hampering rescue efforts. passengers say heat from the fire is melting their shoes. alphonso van marsh is in london. alphonso, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. it's been a harrowing two days for the passengers on crew aboard the italian ferry that caught fire early sunday morning. at least one person is dead and authorities are scrambling to rescue those on board. passengers say a fire broke out on the car deck while they were still asleep in their cabins. the first large group of passengers rescued from the ferry boat arrived in southern italy monday morning. passengers say the fire's suffocating smoke and heat drove them to the ship's upper decks where they were exposed to frigid temperatures driving rain hail and gale-f

susan, good morning. >> good morning, lauren. this report, actual a declassified 480-page summary looks at the years following 9/11 from the guantanamo bay detainees at secret prisons overseas. this morning american holdings are on heightened alert. >> there are some indications that the release of the report could lead to a greater risk that is posed to u.s. facilities and individuals all around the world. >> reporter: the white house says it's been preparing for a possible backlash for months. and has taken prudent steps to secure u.s. facilities and personnel. the senate intelligence committee report found the cia used harsh measures including sleep deprivation, stress positions and waterboarding. or simulated drowning. the report found the cia lied about the operations and it's effectiveness to the white house, the justice department and congress and that the harsh treatment produced month worth while intelligence. democratic chairwoman dianne feinstein says she'll comment on the report this morning. no committee republicans

i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> we begin with breaking news police are searching for two suspects in the bizarre burglary in a northeast philadelphia target store. mobile three giving us this live look from the store in somerton, the men are accused of entering the store on the 11,000 block of roosevelt boulevard through a hole in the rearf the store. police say a closed circuit security system alerted them of the breach. the right now those suspects are not in custody but authorities have have the building surrounded. we will have much more in a live report at 5:00 o'clock. >>> more breaking news in west philadelphia, the the fire marshall is calling an overnight fire at this home in the 5400 block of west girard avenue suspicious. officials believe that the fire started on the front porch and then spread to the first floor. the fire department quickly placed it under control.

lauren. >> mark albert in washington. allen pizzey joins us on the phone with the breaking developments. he's in the indonesian city of surabaya where flight 8501 took off on sunday. allen, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lauren. well, it's quite a scene here because many of the relatives of the victims have been staying here at the airport in a room. when the first pictures of a body floating in the water were broadcast on television. there was a monitor inside with some people going hysterical. local journalists outside looking on were disgusted that it should had been done. nonetheless, it was done. some of the pictures we have seen helicopter crewmen being lowered into the body to recover a body. we understand at least three have been winched up to helicopters and an indonesian navy ship. a co-pilot of a hercules said when they first spotted bodies they thought the people were waving help and suddenly realized that these are dead bodies and not survivors. earlier today, relatives, representing a group, about

good morning. >> good morning, lauren. a three-national mourning period began in pakistan as the nation prepares for mass funerals. yesterday's attack by seven taliban gunmen left pakistan in shock. students were gunned down indress krimm natalie, and fee mail teachers were burned alive. they made their way to an auditorium filled with students and opened fire. the government is promising a tough response. the taliban said the attack was revenge for pakistan's military operation against its fighters in northwest afghanistan. the government of the prime minister is trying to negotiation peace with them, but those have failed. the pakistanis want to overthrow the government and establish a strict form of islamic law. they're aligned with the taliban and afghanistan and al qaeda. this morning the prime minister lifted the moratorium on the death penalty in pakistan. lauren? >> alphonso van marsh in london. thank you. >>> australian prime minister tony abbott is ordering a sweeping investigation into the deadly hostage crisis.

next, lauren is looking to check off gifts on her christmas list. mommy points uses her smartphone to spot savings. and now it found this cutting board that was $189 in the store for $129 from a retailer online. gracioushome.com. >> reporter: tip number three? arm yourself with apps to save money for the seat on the plane. what do people need to know before they held out to the store? >> before you head out to the store, arm yourself with some ways to tell if you are getting the best deal. the poach it app, you can scan the bar code and see if there's a cheaper price is a good one. a lot of retailers have apps that have built-in coupons, too. >> reporter: their next stop, best buy. >> some credit cards will even offer, like, a price rewind or a price match, where you can get whatever the lowest price is for the next 60 days. so, even if you bought a tv today, and it goes on sale cheaper in a few days, you'll be able to get the difference from that price, just from your credit card. >> reporter: tip four? look out for price protection plans. for exam

is. >> jimmy: lauren, would you mind coming up here and joining us for a minute? >> yeah, come on. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: lauren is unaware -- >> that's her parents and nana and sandy there. >> jimmy: the whole family's here tonight. >> and our friend sam. >> jimmy: i want to say right off that this is a surprise. >> yes. >> jimmy: and lauren did not know that this would happen. >> yeah, happy birthday. very good to see you. please have a seat right here. now, aaron sent me an e-mail to surprise you with something for your birthday, since it is tonight and he had to do the show and i said, sent me a list of the kinds of things lauren likes and then we can make figure something out and let me tell you, your husband knows a lot about you. my wife was very mad at me after reading this list of things that -- i mean, it was really unbelievable. so, one thing that aaron told me is that you love radiohead, the band radiohead. is that correct? >> yes. >> jimmy: well -- >> love them. >> jimmy: so, we contacted radiohead and they did not get back to us. >> yeah,

i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good morning everyone, it's monday, december 8. each i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm brian hackney, mr. hackney is studying thed -- mr. mallicoat is studying the inside of his eyelids right now. the fact that the storm of the century for this year anyway seems to be coming in this thursday. >> it's going to begin overnight on wednesday night. it will impact both commutes on thursday. and it gathers strength and moment up and i was just saying liz i think i'm actually going to say the city -- stay in the city on wednesday night. i don't want to drive in it. it will be right experience it again on friday morning as well. it's a time to start preparing for that. right now we're looking at a little bit of light presippation moving into the north and portion of our bay area and that's pretty much it today. some light scattered showers there. otherwise mostly cloudy skies and temperature-wise, we're in the 50s out the door and have

i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. . >> we begin with breaking news, police prepare to resume their manhunt for this man, bradley stone, shooting spree that left six people dead. >> there were reports late last night of possible siting in doylestown bucks county. police say a man was walking his dog when a man dressed in camouflage, who looks like brad stone, pulled a knife demanding his car keys. the victim had a gun, shot several times, but missed the man as he ran into the woods. a shelter in place order has been lifted for that area. >> today's tuesday, december 16th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. schools in the upper perkioman school district are closed this morning as authorities continue their manhunt. >> stone is accused of murdering his ex-wife, five of her family members, all across montgomery cou

lauren and karen. >> thank you so much caitlin. we want to get right back to that breaking news we just told you about at the top of this hour. there's been a deadly fire overnight in claymont, delaware. >> the fire broke out just after 2:00 o'clock this morning. one family is mourning the loss of a loved one days before christmas. several others are left without a place to live. brad satin joins us live now from the scene. good morning, brad. >> reporter: good morning, karen and lauren. very sad story here as you mentioned. one person did lose their life. we know a second person was injured taken to christiana hospital. we know firefighters left the scene only about 20 minutes ago after arriving here a little bit after 2:00 a.m. i'll step out of the way and take a look what is left just kind of a burned out shell of the building here as you see. you mentioned this fire started 2:00 a.m. a two alarm blaze took about 78 firefighters to put this fire out. spoke to a neighbor a short time ago who showed us some cell phone video that s

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i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> and we begin with breaking news, a police-involved shooting in northeast philadelphia, investigators say one person is dead. we'll have a report from the scene coming up very shortly. it is monday, december 15th, good morning, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. other stories we're following today, more breaking news, a hostage drama unfolds, in australia. a gunman takes captive at a sidney cafe during the morning rush hour, five of those captives have escaped. >>> and the eagles lose, the cowboys stand alone at the top of the nfc eels. guess who was in the owners box with jerry jones? a lot of folks tweet being that. we'll show you that coming up in a bit. let's talk about our monday forecast. >> could always be worse, katie. that's how i'm looking at today. >> what a gray great way to think about it, things could be a lot worsen

i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. watching. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. ,,,, . >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday, december 16. i'm michelle griego. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. nearly 4:30. we begin with some breaking news. it's raining. can you believe it? >> again. >> again. >> again. >> and we had some pockets of very heavy rain on the way into the studio this morning and that's the scenario for the morning commute, as well. this is kind of the back wash of yesterday's area of low pressure that cut through the bay area. you have heavy rain heavy rain on the san mateo bridge. highway 237 into milpitas, 680, as well. entering the sunset district now you'll have light to moderate rain and we have a pocket of rain over the berkeley area. today with increasing rain, we will have temperatures into the 50s and 60s. the extended forecast calls for more lingering showers wednesday, dry day this week will be thursday. >> and hitting the roads right now you can see some of the

i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com a live look outside where 'e off to a wet start just days >>> this is kpix 5 news. >> good morning everyone, more rain in the bay, i got a live look at the toll plaza. those are not christmas lights, folks, those are rain drops. getting off to another wet start and a powerful storm working through the area. >> good morning. >> hi, i am frank, selica. >> it is 4:30 on a monday, good to have you on board. >> we are experiencing -- we have heavy rain in and throughout the bay area. it is not going anywhere quickly. this is it. you see the yellow and the orange on your tv screen. take a look right there, the north bay, plenty of oranges on your the screen. there you have the valley as well. look at the shade of reds. a look at your traffic, elizabeth has that details. >> it is coming down some of the hardest and traffic alerts is in effect. the early commute

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i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com . >> this morning a firefighter is injured in the line of duty. while battling flames at a building in philadelphia. we'll have that story for you coming up this morning. >>> it is monday, december 8th, good morning, everyone, i'm ukee washington. >> i'm erika von tiehl. right out to jan carabeo, at the scene for us, with the latest information on this firefighter. jan, good morning. >> reporter: erika, ukee, good morning, that firefighter was taken to the hospital with very minor injuries. thankfully there is morning, no serious injuries, but this is still a very active scene. you can see, philadelphia firefighters on scene this morning sprague this building with water and that ice building up on the tree outside, very cold morning to be out of your home. now, we just spoke to the deputy fire chief here who tells us

i'm lauren lyster. this is the "cbs morning news." exchanging gifts. ha ha ha/ohmigosh! a samsung galaxy s5! thank you! yeah it's on verizon's super fast 4g lte network! so we can upload and share photos and videos at amazing speed. hey hey...what are ya doing? i just posted a pic. (ding) tagged, no? uh..uh like! sign up at walmart and receive a $75 verizon bill credit with your purchase of a samsung galaxy s5 or any other smart phone. >>> associated press reporter linda deutsch retires today. she covered some of the most famous trials in the last 50 years, ranging from manson to michael jackson. danielle nottingham sat down with her. >> reporter: linda deutsch has spent nearly half a century covers the trials of the century. her face and byline now well known, but on her very first day at the "associated press" -- >> i was the only woman -- i was replacing the only woman who was leaving to have a baby. the editor on the desk looked up and said, oh, no, another new one. that was my welcome to the a.p. >

i'm lauren johnson. the big question will this nice weather stick around when everyone tries to head home. >> let's head over to meteorologist caitlin lynn roth with the answer. >>> good morning, g evening. what time is it, lauren. >> merry christmas to you and everyone else. we're seeing much better weather. we had the rain yesterday. it was so hard to get wherever you needed to be on christmas eve. today different story that. nice weather will carry over into the first half of the weekend. outside right now a few clouds battling all day. we saw some peeks of sunshine that certainly helped. but it's been mostly cloudy through the second half of the afternoon into the evening. still mild, though, only 50 degrees outside here in center city philadelphia. 45 in pottstown. 46 in allen up to and 47 in wilmington. we're coming off of high temperatures very early this morning that were in the 60s. actually been falling all day. winds are still occasionally gusting over 20 miles an hour at times. mainly north o

i'm lauren johnson. to septa transit officers got there just in time to help bring the baby boy into the world safely. dave kinchen is live at 15th and market with the exclusive video. hey, dave. >> reporter: hey, talk about a great, great christmas gift. that baby was born here at the 15th and market septa station on a train and septa officers were there right on time. christmas delivery of a different kind. only on fox 29 cameras were there as first responders rushed a brand new baby boy out of the septa subway station at 15th and market at city hall. taking him to an ambulance. his mother also seen here in exclusive video had just given birth to the baby minutes before on an eastbound train. septa officers durell james says he helped with the delivery. >> we got down there and we went in. the baby was breathing. just maintained the head and make sure the cord didn't wrap around the neck and everything like that. >> reporter: he was joined by septa sergeant daniel, we were just getting our gloves ready

lauren ashburn, lon williams, steve hayes. thanks for stopping by. >>> ahead, the growing list of women accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. >>> but up next, "the washington post" reporter who found glaring contra decision >>> i've lost track of how many women have accused bill cosby of sexual assault, but this week after another lawsuit filed against the comedian, a ground breaking super model named beverly johnson joined the course. first in "vanity fair" and then on television. >> what did you think he was trying to do? >> well, i -- i knew he was trying to take advantage of me. but i knew this goes above and beyond, you know, making a pass at a woman. you don't make a pass at a woman by drugging her. beverly, what do you want to see happen to bill cosby? >> i -- i don't want to see anything happen to bill cosby. what i want to see happen is that women come out and speak their truths. >> beverly johnson, the first avenue can american woman on the cover of the u.s. edition of "vogue", the does her getting into this take it

let's bring in meteorologist lauren casey from wcco. i guess they're not all done with the wet forecast in california, are they? >> no, they're drying out for now, but another storm system is it brewing over the pacific and will move onshore tomorrow into monday and bring another several-day bout of heavy rain fall to areas along the west coast. meanwhile, the system that impacted these areas this past week continues to move east and will pose a severe weather threat to portions of the central and southern plains tomorrow with widespread thunderstorm activity across kansas, oklahoma, and texas. and as a low-level jet or fast winds in the midlevels of the atmosphere develops, the severe threat will increase into the day. more than 12 million people are under threat of damaging winds, hail, and isolated tornadoes, including dallas and oklahoma city. the greatest risk for tornadoes is in southern oklahoma and northern texas. >> axelrod: lauren casey with a lot for us to keep our eyes on. thank you. with a midnight deadline approaching toni

is live there with the parents. >> good morning, lauren. >> yes, i know, you guys are right, you are right, all of the things are correct and baby is sleeping, nursing, her big brother, he is not happy right now. we have a lot to celebrate. kathy is executive director here at birthing center in bryn mawr, huge milestone 10,000 baby right next to us. >> this is what it is all about right here, look at this beautiful family. the trust that our community and families have in us, it is what this is all about. >> reporter: tell me why this place is so important in the community. >> the ability for families and women to have choices about where they have their families, look at this, look at this wonderful, beautiful family. >> what should do i to celebrate. >> we will have a huge party december 14th, all of our families in the community are welcome. everybody coming to celebrate. we have three generations of many families who had their babies here and they will all bring their kids. it is a wonderful celebration. >> lets talk to mom, congratulations, first of all. >> yes. >> this is your

i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. ng. i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. ,,,, and i'm >>> good morning, it is friday, december 26. the thanks for joining us. i'm anne makovec. >> i'm anne makovec. frank and michelle are hopefully sleeping peacefully at this hour at 5:00 -- no, 4:30. let's see, it's 4:30. >>> 4:30 and it is cool outside this morning. gianna, thanks for joining us. >> hi. thanks for having me. >> it's so nice to have you here. we have traffic and weather. we should begin with weather to show you it is chilly out there as we look toward the bay bridge this morning. mostly clear skies and wind keeping temperatures a little bit quote, unquote warmer than they would be otherwise. 50 at oakland right now. 52 in san francisco. 43 san jose. and santa rosa at 40. i can't imagine there are too many traffic problems out there, gianna. >> you know, there is just one. so not all lanes shut down while they clear an accident vehicle spun out and then they ended up in lanes. emergency crews, chp on scene. you can see in our sensors though

fox 29's lauren johnson; live outside of the high school this morning, lauren? >> the superintendent of the district hearsays crossing guards have never been put in place whether it deals with high school student. but now they will be talking to police about this idea, and this moves probably coming after anger and outrage errupted over the death of 16 year old, sophomore student here at bensalem. people who live in this area say she is not the first student don't lose her life just trying to make it to school friends and family members, of course heavy hearts over the tragedy that happened early wednesday morning. police say the girl trying to cross bridgewater road just to catch the bus to scoop. before she could mark it to the parked bus across the street, hit and killed by another teen driver who police say ignored school bus safety rules. now the entire community heart broken. the 18 year old driver has not yet been identified or face any charges at this time. mental health counselors and grief counselors will be on hand here at the high school for the rest

(that really happened, lauren. this is on thanksgiving, right after grace, we love all of your wonderful moments. send them in. we love when you share parts of your live. this is a big congratulations to candace and case i as they begin lives. use your hashtag, fox 29 weekend and we will bring it to you on tv. that's awesome. lauren. > and in your health, the holiday season brings out the best and the worst of all of us. this is the time of year to become stressful. how do you make it without losing your cool. the stress is real. people are on twitter. they're taking to social media, use shall the hashtag, holiday stress. i remember the last time i slept, last tuesday night, going crazy. this is from peers, frustrated, need to punch someone, just go run. it's cheaper than bale. that saved the day with us. five ways to kill holiday stress. kick it off. lauren, i'm going to start with one that's really, really simple and that is plan. if you make a plan you feel a lot more in control and it's a lot easier not to get

lauren? >> brad, thank you so much for that update. >>> new this morning two people are in the hospital after a car plowed into a house in philadelphia's oxford section. this happened around 3:00 a.m. on the 700 block of nor street. a woman is in critical condition while a man is in stable condition. police say the victims were in their early 20's. investigators are looking into this as a possible dui. >>> philadelphia charter school sends home letters to parents saying the school won't open after the holiday break. parents with students at the walter palmer middle school are now scrambling to find a new school for their children. the letter says the school will shut down after december 31st because administrators were unable to meet with the school district of philadelphia. the dispute over money. the district says the school never hinted at having to shut down. now parents are scrambling. >> we got to weak wait until break is over to scramble and try to find a school for our kids. >> you ma

. >> for those who do not know who l lauren niro is, how would you describe sthher? >> as one of the most important songwriters there america has produced. and someone that everybody who wants to write songs should check out in the same sense that anyone who wants to play jazz piano should check out herbie hancock. she was somebody who had these different influences and kind of synthesized them into this or n organic hole. she was coming from the doo-wop, the jazz -- john coltrain of a big influence on her. and she was coming from just the basic folk singer song writing genre, as well. and all of these get synthesized into this kind of organic hole where you get -- where you then just you focus on the drama and the power of the stories that she's telling. >> great storyteller, half italian, half jewish. change her name. >> yeah. it was renally n-i-g-r-o. and i guess she didn't want -- >> she didn't want nigro. half italian, half jewish is enough. i got to be a negro, too? changed it to ,é!n-y-r-o. inducted posthumously into the rock and roll hall of fame, 2012, i th

lauren ashburn, lon williams, steve hayes. thanks for stopping by. >>> ahead, the growing list of women accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. >>> but up next, "the washington post" reporter who found glaring contra decision dictions in the article by rolling stones. article by rolling stones. ecisi article by rolling stones. ision article by rolling stones. on die by rolling stones. n dictions in by rolling stones. dictions in by rolling stones. dictions in ty rolling stones. with over 900 locations for walk-in medical care. and more on the way. minuteclinic. another innovation from cvs health. because health is everything. >>> a botched rolling stones piece on a gang rape on the university of virginia is being scrutinized even further. friends say they were with her when she says she was sexualitily assaulted. some of those friends speaking to cbs this morning even questioning the motive. >> the reporter chose jackie's story because it was more extreme. >> she was looking for a piece that would easily be sensationalized. >>

. >> and lauren hill giving back through cancer research. >>> coming up some of the fun >>> good morning i'm ukee washington. in the news arson investigators are working to find out what caused an early morning house fire in bridgeton cumberland county. flames broke out on fairton millville road earlier this morning. fire fighters got it under control in about an hour an a half but as you you can see the home was completely destroyed no injuries were reported but we do know arson investigators are on the scene. >>> lets get your new years eve forecast with katie. the she's in the weather center, good morning. >> pretty nice one overall. we have bright blue skies, to kick start your new users eve and once the sun goes down pretty great condition. so to use fire works. it is chilly. we will talk about temperatures in a second.

charlie and lauren are back. >> i want to read a tweet. i hope you and the blonde sassy brat are off the dollar schlitz. melissa: okay s that person implying we were drunk talking at gypping of the show? >> i take like the word sassy brat. >> i like that. i like that. >> trader is sassy one, absolutely. he has a big set of you know whats. melissa: definitely. he says he got a $84 million bonus. he says this is different. the borne news money he received from barclays was separate contract from the lehman deal. he deserves both even though lehman went under. charlie? >> need a lawyer here but based on my legal reading, i could be wrong, remember barclays took over lehman. they bought its liabilities so theoretically you buy his contract. if you buy his contract and barclays, that means barclays bought his contract, barclays would have to make up the difference theoretically between what he got from lehman and what they gave him. so they owe him more money is what -- melissa: it seems like it is different from that. >> why? melissa: lauren,

i'm lauren lyster. have a great day. . >> good morning, and happy friday, it is december 26th, i'm erika von tiehl. >> i'm nicole brewer in for uke thee morning. here are stories we're following today. it is a boy, mom goes into labor on a septa train of all places. two sets of officers play midwife. >> new this morning, a man walks into a chain east take out restaurant, then pulls out a gun and leaves with the cash. >> and the florida develop nerve line to buy the former revel casino in atlantic city says the price is wrong and he wants to lower his bid. so we'll see how that all plays out. >> a lot of people headed back to work today, some at least, or maybe just returning some gifts that weren't quite right. >> either way it will be a busy day. >> it certainly will. how are we looking today, katy? >> gorgeous, not one

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>> reporter: hello, lauren. it was interesting. attorney general jesus morio said apart from the identification of one of the students, mora, there was, quote, more evidence that he said would not be made public until family members were as the authorities had promised to do. this would seem to indicate that there has been more positive identifications. bur again, he has not confirmed that as of yet. he also said that now, the number of arrests as risen from 76 to 80, members of the local police in guerrero and members of the criminal organization all believed to have been i am mrib indicated in the kidnapping and presumed killing of the 43 students. another thing, though, is at the ends, we asked his spokesman why the press was not allowed to ask questions as is usually the case at news conferences given by the attorney general and his answer was, because we have no answers. lauren? >> lucia, what's likely to be the reaction to the announcement? >> reporter: you know, i think all of this is going to continue to fuel outrage in thi

. >> fox 29's lauren johnson is live at northeast detectives with more on this for us, hi lauren. >> reporter: hi, good morning, chris. everybody inside that home was brought here to northeast detectives to answer some questions about exactly what happened last night. a teenager was taken to the hospital but expect to be okay. lets look the at sky fox video around 8:00p in m in the 4,000 block of crescent street in frankford. police say a 34 year-old was out the front porch a approached by two men hoping to rob him. he raced in, slammed the door behind him but that did not stop the the man from shooting at him. they fired off three shots, two of them went in the home, grazed a 13 year-old boy who was in the living room that bullet left a bruce on his stomach but as we said he should recover, a 15 year-old and a infant were in the home but unharm. suspects took off. police discovered what they believed to be marijuana on the front porch. they have to test that substance to find out what it was but right new they are unsure if the victim knew these attackers or fit was completely rando

fox 29's lauren johnson is live outside of the bristol township police station with more. lauren. >> reporter: kerry, actual until driver just pulled off here and left police department tonight. why you might ask we're told by the acting police chief the district attorney has not yet made any charging decision that is will happen early next week. but this family tonight is now planning a funeral. >> you're not going to live with yourself doing this. >> clear message from ronald russo. >> i guess angry would be the word. probably angry. >> reporter: to the person behind the we'll of this red dodge ram. >> i seen taillights of a truck going down the road. >> reporter: the driver park the damaged dodge on back streets. in sipe of who was driving. >> jerk hits the house and takes off. >> police believe the same truck was involved in a hit-and-run. >> i thought somebody hit this tree and the vibration from the tree went through the house. report rt they actually hit the side of the house where ron's mother was sleeping. >> she told mow from the impact statue hit her on the head

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at 55y after the strip years old, lauren's mother was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's. at this point, my impression of alzheimer's was what i assume impression is. i thought it was something that only really, really old people got. and it meant them wearing mismatched shoes and being us to the same question over and over. this time, the only way i saw alzheimer's depicted on television, lasted a few years for born from him. after that, i saw the real ugly truth of the disease. after forgetting who she and her loved ones were, she forgot how to speak, how to dress himself, how to go to the bathroom by herself all by the age of 60. lauren and her caregivers dedicated themselves to making my mother-in-law as comfortable as she can be. they would love to do more. but there is no way to prevent, cure, or even slow the progression of alzheimer's disease. i did not realize until i was personally affected with the shame and stigma of the disease. born, a time i was when cancer had a stigma to be ashamed by. celebrities would hide, rather than the voices of hope or people in sim

joining us from the fox business network, lauren simonetti. hi, there, lauren. businesses love this kind of thing because it costs them a lot less to get their goods from point a to point b. >> if you're not exxon or chevron you love this story. oil prices around $68 a barrel. at the gas pump you're paying $2.76 nationally. most states selling regular unleaded, heather under three bucks. even california which historically have high gas prices they have them today at 3.05. this is great news for drivers and great news for holiday shoppers and if the drop continues, and by the way, aaa expects gas prices to fall another 10 or 20 cents. the average american family will save $1100 a year. that is a lot of freed up cash. transportation companies are saving money. big airlines pocket $40 million for everyone penny that jet fuel falls. there are losers. cheap oil is draining hundreds of billions of dollars from oil exporting countries and oil companies and that could lead to one of the biggest transfers of wealth in hit, potentially reshaping talks over iran's nuclear

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joining us from our sister network fox business's lauren simonetti. lauren? >> good to see you, leland. russia is in panic mode. its ruble is collapsing and moscow's solution to hike interest rates sharply, 17%, from 10 1/2% yesterday, a huge pop. the hike is encouraging investors to keep money in rubles. the problem is the hike is not collapsing the currency. it is in free fall. one dollar bought you 70 rubles. it brought brought you 35 by the end of the year. cheap oil, we've been fracking here in the u.s., flooding the oil market with supply, choking russia and pushing it closer and closer to recession. now it be argued russia is hurting its own consumers with this rate hikes. higher rates make it more expensive to buy homes and cars. doesn't look like the situation will get better anytime soon. oil prices, here in 2.50 nationwide. a station in oklahoma is selling it for 1.66. we have seen the dow and s&p recover today. leland, back to you. >> lauren simonetti. of course don't miss lauren on our sister network, fox business. if you don't know where to find

paul school, fox 29's lauren johnson live this morning, not just thousands, lauren, it is hundreds of thousands. >> about a woman who opened school few minute ago, she said she has been here for 28 years, since her kids first attended school here so sadness, student telling us, planning to turn in christmas money to help try to save their school. car wash, fitness fundraiser in the works. as you said, they have to raise so much money, so far, in a week and a half, $20,000 they need a lot more, it has been here for 144 years in burlington, future now on the line, the school, part of the trenton archdioces, and have been supported by them financially. can't do it any more, so now the school searching for corporate sponsors to step up. the principal blames the money problems on declining enrollment. now the community is praying for a miracle to happen for this school that's more like family. >> we have grand parent, parent, everybody gone through the school, just really unfortunate that the registration has been declining over the years, unfortunately, just can't sustain ourselves any mo

take a look. ♪ the night we met i knew i ♪ needed you so ♪ >> this is actually lauren's bachelorette party. she decided she had been to vegas. she's done all of that. she is the last person in her group of friends to get married. she wanted to do something different. she got the guys to produce this music video with her and her friends. ♪ be my be my little baby ♪ >> this is fantastic. it's like 1950s, no boas no weird dudes in g-strings, banana hammock things. they are dancing to "be my baby" then "go crazy" by beyonce. >> that's mom and grandma. >> oh they are doing beyonce moves. >> they break into "timber" by pitbull. ♪ you better move ♪ you better dance ♪ >> this is the coolest bachelorette party ever. how much fun must it have been to do this make-up, costumes choreography, friends, family, singing. >> that's it for our show. thanks for joining us. we hope you have a happy new year. >>> we're counting down to 2015. pop the cork and enjoy great viral videos "right this minute." they got hitched and ran straight into a little hitch. now meet the newlyweds behind the vir

this trip, when i first met my now mother-in-law, lauren admitted to myself and then something to me that something was off with her mother. both of lauren's mother's parents had all summer's disease. -- ll timers disease alzheimer's disease. soon after, she was diagnosed. at that point my impression of was that it was something only really old people got, and the way it primarily showed a selfless duty -- showed itself was in for getting keys. this was the only way i had seen alzherimer's portrayed in movies and television. after that, i saw the real ugly truth of the disease. after forgetting who she and her loved ones were, my mother-in-law, a teacher for 30 years, forgot how to speak, dress herself, and go to the bathroom herself, all by the age of 16. her father and a team of caregivers dedicated themselves. they would love to do more, but unlike the other top 10 causes of death in america, there is no way to prevent, cure, or even slow the progression of alzheimer's disease. another thing i did not realize was the shame and stigma associated with the disease. i'm told of a time