reggie basile fired the third shot.chet stayed outside leaving the shoe impressions in the sand. benson and basile took rosana inside and forced her to open the safe. for reasons that are unclear, they didn't take all of the valuables inside the safe. but they spared rosana's life. >> i think my daughter saved my life that night. when i told that man that i was pregnant, it just did something to his mind that decided not to kill me. yes, my daughter saved my life. >> while running to the getaway car, they drop the box full of jewelry. as they drove away, benson threw his ski mask out of the car unaware that it contained his dna. shannon touchet left ammunition matching the fatal bullets in his gym bag. the murder weapons have never been found, for the shoes that left the impressions inside the shaws' home. shannon touchet and reggie basile pled guilty to first degree murder and aggravated robbery and were sentenced to life in prison. ronald benson chose to go to trial. the jury found him guilty. he got the same sentence

eggplant and beautiful basil. >> and pasta. that is a great combination.ery simple and always delicious. >> now we have eggplants. with eggplant, it's always going to soak in a lot of oil. you put it in the hot oil. that will give it crispness on the outside. >> a lot of tips. >> a tip jar. >> is that enough basil? >> perfect amount. >> all right. >> it smells so good. now for the pasta. a little bit of pasta. that's it. >> okay. mix that it. >> now we're going to season this. some pepper. >> again, with the oil here and the basil, i would consider using it with the oil. that's all you need as a sauce. >> here is a little bit of parsely. >> uh-huh. >> no tomatoes on this, huh? >> no tomatoes. ley. >> uh-huh. >> no tomatoes on this, huh? >> no tomatoes. >> love it. >> pasta and basil and oil. beautiful colors. enjoy. bye bye. >>> if you haven't had a chance to check out the new cbs drama intelligence starring josh holloway, here is a sneak peek of tonight's brand new episode. >> i put all of the local post offices on order? >> what. >> who is the recipient?

a pesto sauce using mint parsely and basil. we will let you go to work.up of fresh basil leaves. we will take pine nuts and throw those in there. throw half of these in there. that is fresh garlic. you mix it and give me three short pulses. >>your sauce is ready. how health and how terrific. how fragrant. you can use any shape pasta. i decided to use a butterfly shaped pasta. let's take out some of this. we are going to jsust put it into the olive oil we have going on. this is going to be a real garlic dish. >>it is very flavorful. throw the pasta in there. what i loev about this dish is that you can awlayslways add more ingredients. you can toss that on top. >>you added some tomatoes as well. also some grilled chicken which i did earlier. adding some protein to the dish. you are set. this is just to warm it up. >>that is a great recipe. you did that in the amount of time we had our segment. you are using fresh ingredients. good and good for you. you will be at the flower and garden show. tuesday march 18th. there will be a cooking demonstration. the flow

. >> eggplant and beautiful basil. >> and pasta. now, that is a great combination. very simple and always delicious. now we have the eggplant sautis up in some extra virgin olive oil. with eggplant, it's always going to soak in a lot of oil. put it in hot oil, that'll avoid a little bit of that and give it a nice crisp on the outside. >> a lot of tips. >> i'm like a tip jar. >> that's a lot of basil. now for the pasta, just a little bit of pasta, that's it. >> mix that in. now we're going to season this, some pepper. >> again, it's the oil here and the basil, infusing with the oil, that's all you need as a sauce. >> just a little bit of parsley. no tomatoes on this, huh? >> no tomatoes. >> and so simple to make. >> love it. >> look at that, a little pyramid of pasta, eggplant and basil. >> beautiful colors. >> enjoy, bye bye. >>> he claims wells fargo went too far. how one man turned to consumer watch when the bank pulled a surprise switch. >>> i'm juliet goodrich at the concord bart station with the latest on the bart train derailment. the front end of the car trai

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. >> the farm has 8 greenhouses, and you can find at least 12 different types of basil and more thanen types of sage plus a whole range of unusual echinaceas and salvias. now, many of these herbs and plants are sold direct to customers. >> i think it's been really helpful, because before i started coming here, i didn't have any gardening experience at all. and so, i really learned a lot about what kind of growing conditions, how much water, how much sun, even where to put things in my yard, because of how my house is oriented. so, they've given me so much great information. >> rose says if you want to start your own herb garden, there's a couple of things to remember. you always want to make sure you look for a nice, sunny location. almost all of your culinary herbs that people think of as being really important for cooking are full-sun lovers. so, that means at least 4 hours and more sun if possible. >> she says herbs add more color and fragrance to your garden than many flowers. and the wonderful smells last for months. but be warned. once you start, there's a good chance that like

basil systems move off the high pressure comes in from the north korean am much more colder here let's see was going on in the western parts of north america here first where california has been suffering from drought lately. elitism rainfall the next several days and actually some pretty considerable route of rainfall in extended on their tours los angeles showers continue to kick up there and farther inland some snow fall thunderstorms in the southeast you these could become severe for your looking at the potential of a twenty oh two nothing too strong likely on the low end of a skill but any tornado can cause some damage in the north snow fall continued push across ontario workforce quebec. from what this whole they are spilling idiotic temperatures gonna be a rather chilly to god with a high of one minus eleven here's your lo's minus seventeen there on your thursday in a while with ford's year. well one systems moving off another one's coming and this is going to continue to bring some gusty winds up to the seven km per hour. heavy rainfall as well deftly to be at higher risk by th

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he orders up shrimp and basil, lotus root, octopus and pickled quail eggs.can be filled with many things. for us, it's squid brushed with worcestershire sauce. >> wow. that's awesome. >> i've been coming here many times, but this is the first time to eat this. >> love this dish. you lived in new york, what, 14 years? 18 years? >> 27 years. since 1984 to 2011. >> 27 years in new york. that changes a person. >> very much. >> you're a new yorker now. >> yes. >> what was the hardest thing to get used to when you first came here? >> culture. >> the culture. >> the culture is so much different between the u.s. and here. and -- so interesting always. i never, ever get bored. >> i never get bored and i always learn new things in manhattan. but there's 15, 20 different manhattans in tokyo to me. i mean, from my perspective, these are completely different cities. even building to building. pachenko down here. nightclub for men, nightclub for girls, nightclub for rock 'n rollers, hair salon. but all up. 15 different businesses in one building. one building. >> yes. >>

see visits a radical islam is trying to hold in lebanon where candidates are being bred for basile. also so we've been to victory experts haitian the bills around russia's female olympic curling team up to two straight wins the latest against the u.s. rival. and people in over a dozen cities around the globe come out to fight for online one of the says pot awards been called the day we find by aussie looks at how one of the movement's leaders died fighting the. this is an international coming to live from moscow hello and welcome to the broad one. syrian government officials and their main political rivals are back on the negotiation table as part of the geneva two talks with the ceasefire they agreed to in force in the city of homs is not holding international aid convoys are coming under fire while trying to deliver food to civilians there's talk of the un general assembly of a draft resolution which would threaten the syrian government with sanctions unless it provides safe color doors at home but the draft as a one sided saying it would only aggravate an already tense situation

it's about the fact that this coalition now this is the basil that i love licence between the consent design team at the citizens of rights to the stem damage to the technical portal what to do in the next couple to rhp agreement on the night before is here in berlin peter thank you very much. and there's also some of the my little further south in europe in a kettle a member of our main door of politics is turning again to try the italian prime minister agreed to let sarah has hinted in his resignation after his party voted him now. now party leader might see over and see accuse the lead of failing to fix the nation's economic and political problem now it looks like it's brand being who is going to replace them we have the support. italian prime minister and the collector headed for the presidential palace to tender his resignation. one day off to his own party pulled the plug on his administration at all the easy enough. auntie write so much healing see is expected to take it with the reins of government the current males lawrence has been aimed to promote doing more to jump start i

basil the company for $20 billion a couple of years ago. this top health-care investing executive.interesting seeing carl still in the stock, sticking with it. six months after this new ceo comes in, he sells the company and that is a huge thing for him. >> what does this do for the pharam sma space? >> it continues the theme of consolidation. you see more deals in larger companies. you now need scale to compete and you will see more of this. in the large-cap sectors, they are going the other direction. you are seeing a lot of tieups. >> what is that mean putting certain companies on our radar? is or anyone in particular? >> anyone who has product and is something that resembles a pipeline is a target. >> more companies today just these ares rising -- companies that people are watching that are in generics. these are companies. all the people are talking about it for a while. people were kind of speculating. who wins? the pharmaceutical companies? >> is a great time to be health-care investor. i say investors when. in. >> thank you for joining us. still had, a city in north dakota

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>> i'm sorry bast base baz judge basil. >> sochi, during the day of the sochi opening ceremony, you would want to try oavoid these kind of scandals. but it is a big country. what might pleas the kremlin, it's not necessarily coming from the kremlin. but russia always tries a way to stick it to the west. that's unfortunate, 20 years after the soviet union -- >> it's tit-for-tat? >> tit-for-tat. they used it for what they could. absolutely, they are not going o, if the united states is spying all over the world, russia absolutely legitimately can open up the hypocrisy. the hip okay rations of the west. he is going to open it up to the community. >> for the rest of the world if they are doing this kind of spying then why complain about the u.s? >> it's a points i tried to make a moment ago, and i think is that's correct. what kruschev has said. the way to do that is to kick the u.s. hard. i think there's a certain amount of that and why not in a day where it looks like everything is going very well for him at sochi he should take a whack at the u.s. as well. there's not anything that says i.

overnight lows drop below freezing daytime highs above freezing basil we need to keep the flooding threat down. tomorrow we make 37. freezing rain potential early thursday changing to rain and back over to is nomex. temperatures fall thursday afternoon. >> still ahead, a close call with earth and olympic ice dancing is trending. >> and teachers can spend kids harder under a new bill. >> and -- marcus introduces us to brookfield zoo's baby gorilla, and how you can help name him. caregivers and teachers in kansas could soon have more power to spank children. lawmakers in kansas are considering a bill that would lighten the spanking laws allowing parents or anyone given permission by a parent to spank hard enough to leave redness or bruising. supporters of the measure say kids are losing respect for authority that parents need to be able to discipline without fear. the bill would allow up to 10 strikes of the hand and smacks but strikes with a fist or belt would be considered battery or abuse. the u.s. navy is about to get some new high-tech weaponry in the persian gulf. a new type of laser

you can use basil. you can use any kind of fresh herb, terragone. i will sprinkle this around.. just dab a little. can i show you how to make some tempura pearls. >> sure. >> traditional tempura batter. right in the deep fryer. shake my hands. so, we have our tempura pearls, which are actually still warm and we're going to drizzle this all over. >> smooth fish and crunchy tempura. okay. here we go. mm. this is phenomenal. i can taste that lemony, zesty, smoothness of the fish, the crunchy of the tempura. better than i even expected, and i was expecting a lot. our thanks to chef rico at spice market. fantastic. marci, i know this is tough for you. you want to be a team player. you don't eat raw fish. >> california roll, tempura roll. i don't do sushi but since you went through the trouble of making it, i should give it a try. >> this is fantastic. >> i cut myself the tiniest piece. >> this is all in your head. the idea of having raw fish doesn't appeal to you. >> that's pretty good. >> isn't that good? can you handle it? >> i don't like the texture. because that's my thing with

whether it is messaging or whether you want to know what the food price is, or wikipedia, basic search, basil -- basic social networking, that i think these are just a sick services people should be able to access. they all have a couple of things in common. way moreternet has potential than dialing a number on the phone. >> yes. all the basic services have a couple of things in common. the first is that they're all text ace. low bandwidth and cheap to is a, offering for cheap reasonable business proposition. of second is that a lot them, especially things like messaging and social networking and search, are portals to more content. you will never have things like high resmed he or streaming -- beat basic services in a model like this, but a lot of what people do is discover things like news they would want to read or visit -- videos they would want to watch or apps they would want to download, reasons why you would consume more data that people would not otherwise know. if you have access to these services, that answers this question and makes it clear to folks, here is why it is completely

. >> here is my concern, last question to you, basil. if obama administration don't know the mix of this, how do they know it is working at all. >> that is the concern i have. how do we know it is working. we won't know for quite some time. if you're looking at elections in 2014 that is the danger. is the white house giving democrats enough ammunition, including governors he spoke to, is he giving enough ammunition to give to the constituents that it is working. i'm not suring he is doing that in the time he needs to. >> also going into november you may have tens of millions people covered by their employer getting cancellation notices. >> not because of the bill. because they're trying to save money. >> thank you very much. monica crowley, great to see you as always. ed? >> thanks, julie. new details on the obama administration explanation of the deadly benghazi. republicans now accusing the cia's former deputy director of misleading lawmakers in his testimony about talking points that blame the attack on a protest over a video. four am

>> it took about six month to figure out how to ship salmon and basil and kael as fresh as possible.we're at a pretty good place now. >> each plated meal is cold packed for freshness. orders have to be placed several days in advance and choice is limited to seven men knew options per week. >> what we've found is the pair dockser's choice, being overwhelmed by walking into a grocery store and seeing 20,000 things you can buy. there's something pleasant about the seven number where people feel that there's plenty of options but not too much that's overwhelming. >> for this member, it's about getting top chef results. >> mine is probably not as cream my. >> with little effort just in time for valentine's day. >> do you feel like you're doing something loving and romantic for your wife when you cook these meals? >> yeah. it makes me feel good that i can do something around the house to contribute. >> he marks every accomplishment by posting a picture to instagram. >> dig in. >> within 45 minutes, they're sitting down to dinner and savoring the unexpected pleasures of not eating out. >> i

gse backed securities that the fed has to take a 15% hair cut when risk weighting such aspects for basil three calculations is my understanding of what is going on and in the approach by the fed to its own portfolio as opposed to the portfolio of the banks that it regulates, it looks like on monetary policy you have one thing, your own stuff, and then the banks who hold about 40% of gse's prudential regulations looking a different way. >> well, senator, you mean they have capital requirements? >> that is right. that is exactly right. liquidity. they call it new liquidity recovery under the baz ill three. >> why would the fed have a liquidity? >> the banks. go ahead. >> you mention we carry these on our balance sheet at face value. that is an accounting convention that we use in fed accounting. we also report when there are price fluctuations for these securities. we report that in our financial account so the market value of these securities is -- >> i understand that. but at the same time aren't you on one hand treating -- as a regulator, your banks say they have to take a 15% hair cut

basil and monica, thank you very much. jenna: you mentioned your doctor not wanting to take medicare patients anymore. in fact we have news on medicare patients now. we're learning more and more medicare patients going to the hospital are being held for observation than being admitted as in patients. jim angle is live in washington to explain why. >> reporter: hello, jenna. look at rule felton, who is a real firecracker even in her '90s. when she was 59, she fell late one night and taken to the emergency room where doctors found she had broken her pelvis in three places. listen. >> they said she would have to go to rehab and learn to walk again and to learn to function again. >> reporter: that's her daughter. she says that would mean a skilled nursing facility which is expensive but her family was told if she stayed in the hospital three days, medicare would pay. but that was only if she were listed as in patient, not just under observation which it turns out their mother was though they didn't learn that until 10 minutes

and most of the studies that have been done, for example, the basil committee in the united states participated in these assessments, as this is only one piece of dodd-frank, but in deciding to raise capital standards on financial institutions, try to assess what would be the net effect on the econo economy, the overall impact that the study found is reducing the odds of a financial crisis would be the most important benefit, and when we see what a negative effect that has on jobs for such a prolonged period of time to my mind the regulatory agenda of trying to strengthen the financial system which we're trying to put into place to make it more resilient and reduce systemic risk will bring important long-term benefits to the economy. >> when you say long-term, what are you talking about? we always hear long term. what is long-term. when does long-term start? you know, we've been supposedly in a recovery now for a period of time. and we keep hearing that dodd-frank and some of these other things that have gone in will have long-term pluses. when does long-term start? is four years not long term?

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. >> my kind of cucumber/basil gymlet. >> it reminds me of kir royale. >> i took chocolate.n't get it on your beautiful dress. >> this is wild. >> trust me, you'll like it. i wanted to put every aphrodisiac in there. >> you went crazy, buddy. >> we'll see. come over here, ladies. when you're looking at home and making something for your loved one, have it ready. do it together. you do not like that vinaigrette at all. >> no, i want to try it. >> lobster on top -- >> no, on top of this? >> no, no, on top. it's so cute. put the lobster on top. take melon balls put those on top. take pumpkin seeds which are an aphrodisia. if this doesn't help, i don't know what's going on. this is the love plate. >> hit it with chocolate. >> do it with avocado, with the melon, the pumpkin seed, lobster, if you don't like, kathie lee, admit it. >> i'm sorry -- >> cook with your loved one. >> i'm trying. >> hoda, suck it up. >> remember, you're my friend. it's really fun. chocolate is different. chocolate. pumpkin seeds. >> very good. >> last but not least, a fun, simple, sexy dessert. ginger is

>> basil. i took the water out of the spinach. that's it. all in there. >> okay. >> stir it up?the cheese should melt. >> eventually. >> and then we add the -- >> the meat in there. that's our filling. >> yep. >> mix it all together. it's not terribly like thick and creamy. mix it all together. tamron, savannah and al, come on down here. i want each one of you to get one piece of lasagna. this is regular lasagna, you boil it and cool it. when i cook sheets, a little bit of oil, so they don't stick together and make sure there's enough room. spoonful into each one of these. >> okay. >> go ahead. >> roker. >> each one of you can do this. >> what do we do? >> spread it. >> you need more? >> just like that. perfect. then you take it, so everybody can see and roll it. roll it just like that. like a jelly roll and land it on top of the tomato sauce. >> can you drizzle it over it? >> then you take the rest, dump the rest on top. >> can we put our names on each of ours? >> then you put parmesan cheese, olive oil and put it in the oven for about 25 to 30 minutes just like this. >> the po