MomTV Red Carpet Report- People's Choice Awards 2010

MomTV Hosts, Lee Allport & Leah Segedie, covered the 2010 People's Choice Awards on the red carpet. Lee Allport, MomTV Peoples Choice correspondent, joined a star-studded cast from film, TV and music and celebrities such as Sandra Bullock, Colbie Caillat, Mariah Carey, Steve Carell, Jackie Chan, Chevy Chase, Kaley Cuoco, Ellen DeGeneres, Jenna Elfman, Johnny Galecki, Ginnifer Goodwin, Tim Gunn, Taraji P. Henson, Josh Holloway, LL COOL J, Hugh Jackman, Ashton Kutcher, Hugh Laurie, Taylor Lautner, George Lopez, Kellan Lutz, Kathryn Morris, Jim Parsons, Paula Patton, Ryan Reynolds, Nicole Scherzinger, Carrie Underwood, Keith Urban, Sofia Vergara, and Kate Walsh on the Red Carpet at the the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles on Wednesday January 6th for the 36th Annual People's Choice Awards. This event was broadcast live on CBS Television Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2010 and was hosted by Queen Latifah. MomTV will be airing the footage of this event on their site on Ms. Allports Live Show Cha! nnel My Sentiment Exact Lee www.momtv.com the following day, January 7th 2010. The footage will include a video diary from Lee Allport, correspondent, and her trip to Los Angeles.

2 children found living in abandoned bus in Texas

SPLENDORA, Texas (AP) â€" Two children who were found living in a stench-filled abandoned school bus near Houston, its windows blocked and the lot around it covered in trash, are in the custody of Texas child welfare workers, officials said Thursday. A postal worker discovered the children, ages 11 and 5, at the bus in Splendora about 10 am Wednesday, officials said. Their parents are believed to be in prison for embezzling money from Hurricane Ike victims in 2008. The children are not enrolled at local schools. The bus appeared to have electricity, an air conditioning unit installed in one window and bunk beds inside for the children. But several neighbors told the Houston Chronicle that the children typically looked unkempt and could often be spotted running around at night. "They always had dirty clothes on (and) no shoes, even in the winter," said nearby resident Gayla Payne, who said the 11-year-old girl told her daughter that she bathes twice a week. Investigators told! KTRK-TV that the children have been living in the bus since the beginning of the year. The children told Texas Child Protective Services workers that they were home-schooled. A woman on the property â€" believed to be the children's great-aunt â€" told CPS she worked 12-hour shifts Monday through Friday but that she stayed with the children at night. "The aunt said that she does provide meals for them during the day," Montgomery County Constable Rowdy Hayden told KTRK-TV. "Looking around the (the bus), we ...