reggie basile fired the third shot. shannon touchet 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. and 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, nor the shoes that left the impressions inside the shaws' home. shannon touchet and reggie basile both 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. h

here we have some micro basil, which is just the sprouts of the basil. it's very tender. can eat the whole stem, delicious. in addition, i've got this wonderful burrata mozzarella. now, what this is, is it's mozzarella that is actually combined with heavy cream to create a softer, smooshier, if you will, mozzarella experience. i've got some coarse salt, extra virgin olive oil, a little bit of premium balsamic vinegar. so, all we're going to do to this salad is we're going to take our tomatoes and we're going to dress them with a little bit of this extra virgin olive oil and coarse salt and pepper. we're just going to kinda slide these guys around. and this is the easiest salad and so simple, so delicious. we're going to put a couple of these tomatoes on the plate... however you like... and some of this beautiful mozzarella. we'll put a couple more of these guys on there. and maybe a little bit more of this mozzarella and a couple of more tomatoes... and then another scoop of this mozzarella. and then i'm going to take this micro basil and we're going to give that a little

you are loaded with tips. >> i am like a tip jar. >> enough basil? >> perfect. >> smells so good. >> some pasta. >> okay. mix that in. >> we are going to season this, pepper. >> with the oil and basil, that's all you need as a sauce. >> a little bit of parsley. >> no tomatoes? >> no tomatoes. >> so simple to make. a pyramid of pasta, eggplant, basil. thank you bella. >> great colors. >> beautiful. enjoy. >>> kpix5 is proud to host the local spelling bee right here in our studios. today is our last day though for the word of the day. frank, are you ready? >> i have not had a lot of luck in the noon show. i have done okay in the morning. >> you have done okay in the last few days. are you ready? i think you are going to get it. >> i have heard that before. >> might have to buy a vowel. >> luai. i don't know. >> almost. luau. >> well the is and us in hawaii are very interchangeable. >> lawrence said you weren't going to get it. i said you were. you played a good game. >> there you go. >> tomorrow at 10:00 am. you don't want to miss it. >> i vote for the

some pepper. >> look at the oil here and the basil is infusing with the oil.at's all you need as a sauce. >> and just a little bit of parsley. >> mm-hmm. >> no tomatoes on this, huh? >> no tomatoes. >> and so simple to make. >> love it. >> look at that, a little pyramid of pasta and eggplant and basil. thank you bella. >> great colors. >> beautiful colors. >> enjoy. bye bye. >> still ahead, a mother's instinct saves the day. we'll show you how. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, one of the best things about is that millions of people will qualify for financial assistance. for example, if you're a single person making less than $46,000 a year, or a family of four, earning up to $94,200, you may be eligible for premium assistance. the lower your annual income, the greater financial assistance you will receive. get answers, and get covered. find out if you're eligible and enroll now. at coveredca.com. how they could cause serious harm to >>> coming up at 5, new concerns about those white noise machines, how they could cause serious harm to a child's hearing. that story and more com

john basil is raising a siberian tiger to be part of his wildlife education center. he took him to uncle richie's bar and people panicked and called police at the site of the extra large cat. >> he was walking the streets like it was a normal thing like it was a dog. basil said he was there only for 15 minutes because people were making the tiger grumpy and at no time was anybody in danger. >> i don't know tigers were allowed to cruise around. >>> we want to show you live pictures from the fremont bart station and as we have been talking about, there is big problems because of an ongoing investigation and we do have team coverage on the delays. >>> they are set to go dark tomorrow and the point the artist is trying to make. >>> good morning, traffic is moving along well on bay area bridges including the golden gate bridge, and we'll see if the bart service interruptions have any effect. some rain to the north and it makes it this far south. . >>> we are live in fremont and it's already starting to be a tough morning for commuters, there is no service and we will tell

tammy and basil. great to have you. >> thank you. >> gregg?assenger jet vanishing and now malaysia's prime minister says this was not an accident. but what happened on board flight 370? some catastrophic event or something that may be unfolding. team usa is not finished winning the gold. we'll have the latest nail biter from the parlynpics in russia . . no one's losing their job. there's no beer robot that has suddenly chased them out. the technology is actually creating new jobs. siemens designed and built the right tools and resources to get the job done. still runnng in the morning? yeah. getting your vegebles every day? when i can. [ bop ] [ male announcer ] could've had a v8. two full servings of vegetables for only 50 delicious calories. [ male announcer ] she won't remember this, being carried in your arms. but after a day spent in the caribbean exploring mayan ruins and playing pirates with you in secret coves, she won't exactly be short on memories. princess cruises. come back new. [ female announcer ] plan your seven-day cruise from

go ahead, basil. >> they don't cherry pick. they choose by lottery.me -- >> it takes into account performance -- >> no, it does not. no! it is not unfair. >> this is a lottery that is open to any parent in the neighborhood. and the alternative -- but the alternative -- >> do you love when democrats are fighting? this is good. >> the alternative is that these locations where the charter kids schools are pushing out and taking services away from the public schools -- >> no, no, no. >> stop for a second. whoa whoa. they're telling you this is a lottery and it's fair for everybody. and here's the interesting part. aren't all these kids, aren't they begging? they want to go there. >> they have lists to get in these schools. bill de blasio should be ashamed of himself. i think he's turned himself into the george wallace of the 20th century. he's standing in the door of the school, he's standing in the way of these little kids and denying them their chance to get ahead in society. >> can't ignore got in charter schools. >> certainly not. >> a lot of parents

we bring back our studio audience, basil, let me start with you, democrat? >> i am. >> here you have successful schools, kids love it. and parents love it. the grades are better than the public schools. and here you have a mayor that claims to have the best interests of minorities, black, hispanic children. and he is ripping this away from them and i would argue so he can appease a big base of the democratic party which is the teacher's union. tell me why democrats would do that to children and minority families in this country. >> this is a tough issue because i actually agree with you. i'm a democrat -- >> okay, let's go -- >> listen, i'm a democrat. i grew up in the bronx, but my mother was a public school teacher for 28 years and a union member but she worked extra jobs to send me to the catholic schools in the area, father, safer. >> by the way, he was the one that was in trouble, with me. >> it was safer and she knew i was going to get a better education there. i really don't understand where the leaders in my party are on this issue. they demonize the

>>reporter: is that basil? oh, it smells so good. just a little bit of pasta water, that's it. >> and mix that in. >> now we're going to season this, some pepper. >> again, with the oil here and the basil instead of infusing with oil, that's all you need as a sauce. >> and 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 and eggplant and pasta. >> great colors. >> beautiful colors. enjoy. >> why don't we get some samples? >> looks good. >>> when we think about post- traumatic disorder, we think of afghanistan, we think of our combat veterans. >> but doctors are diagnosing ptsd among another group that deals with violence regularly, inner city kids right here in the bay area. wendy kuta shows us case in point with this week's student rising above. >>reporter: there were 90 murders last year in oakland, almost half in east oakland where don grew up. but one trauma started before she was born when her father was shot and killed. >>

it's not just nuts and cheese and basil, right?> you talking about the traditional pesto which is pesto genovese, it's a preparation. you can do it with other things. sometimes basil is not available you can use spinach or other green. in this case the base is zucchini, when we eat it, there's a lot of vegetable in there. then we put basil, i'm italian, i got to put some garlic. >> yes, please. >> and i'm from parma and from it is the king of all cheeses, parmesan and we put a lot of things, almond and that's what there is to it and we just going to blend it for a few seconds if we do have a couple of seconds. >> oh. >> there it is. what does it do? it's like a pesto. it's light and very flavorful. we can use it to dip raw vegetable like this one. >> it smells like pesto. >> it does. and it look how creamy it is. i could have blended it a couple more minutes but for time reason there it is. and if you add, like, some cold pasta already cooked it's a great dressing for a pasta salad. >> i notice all of the thread is also getting the

i'm going to prep a little bit of basil, because i've got a bit of time now to chill.ouple of minutes away. i pick the little leaves in the middle, right, for sprinkling on top to look pretty, and then these big ones i'm going to put in a pile to chuck in the sauce. you know, obviously, pasta is fantastic for 15 minute meals, it really is, because it kind of--you put the pasta in, and that's your timer there. you know, you don't want to overcook pasta; so, you've got to move on. really, it's about creating a kind of--quite a crude sauce. i mean, obviously, if you turned it right down and left it for an hour, you've got a completely different kind of sauce, more of a ragu. what we want is big flavor very quick that's delicious and served in a way that you want to eat it. okay, let's just check the pasta. i can feel the pasta is nearly there. let's have a little try of this sauce. it's boiling away nice and fast. oh, and so it should taste good. it's got chili. it got all those beautiful pancetta, the chicken. that is good. we're going to rip in that basil and just stir

we have lots and lots of herbs, basil and cilantro. >> we just picked some produce and now we are goingnd make some sushi. >> i'm kosta grammatis. >> nice to meet you. >> i just picked some stuff upstairs, can we do it? >> absolutely. >> this role is produced with some of the chiefs and lettuces that we harvested from the garden earlier. >> like it? >> so fresh, so good. >> go ahead and help yourself. i know you're hungry. >> i'm going oeat it all. >> can tower gardens, so new, it's hard to see what impact it can have. but here hat this preschool, kids have been eating from the tower gardens for the last few months. >> i like to eat eat kale from our garden. >> first to have a commercial tower garden farm. >> do you know what these are? >> tower gardens. >> i want to know what everyone's favorite vegetable is? >> lettuce. >> carrots. >> tomatoes. >> yours is tomatoes. gracie, what do you want to pick? >> arugula. >> let's pick some right here. >> one day we're at the supermark. one day she grabbed a sugar pea and started eating it and i thought wow, i can't believe she's doing this. >>

follows a decision adopted last of the canary by danish fleet and agriculture minister daniel consent to basil to without stopping. the fifteen religious leaders from the us uk and prawns held a meeting with your consent. ritual slaughter is rarely performed in denmark the last is said to have taken place in two thousand for the english chief rabbi pencil x not to like ooh media that were being perceived as inhumane in response the minister claimed his team is quite good in danish media the encounter comes following a similar move taken last in parliament which has led to many becoming consent for the future of europe's jewish communities and so it is within europe's jewish community remain despite the decision of the council of europe to reconsider the previous resolution banning no mexico infant circumcision. the ritual has come under attack increasingly in scandinavia the circumcision banned in germany was also introduced in two thousand and twelve before cha summer and give them a call for successfully to possible protecting the right to circumcised boys the anti defamation league recently

>> lettuce, basil, and carrots. >> this is something i could grow on my roof?yeah. >> if you want -- if you went to your landlord and asked him, can i grow some plants on the roof and he said sure, it's easier to get your food from a local place, and it's healthier and -- >> you're harvesting, do you select a large plant? >> with the help of the students, this particular greenhouse can produce up to 9,000 pounds of produce a year. more than the kids could ever eat, so this class of second graders voted to donate their greens to meals on wheels. >> we appreciate it. >> which delivered the produce to a senior citizens senior in midtown manhattan. >> so one of the great things about all the produce that they produce here is that it's a great way to connect to the community. >> just like the students, many businesses are also experimenting with hydroponic greenhouses, a point not lost on the kids. >> the kids are like who else has a greenhouse? they're starting to get really into it. we heard this high school has one. we know that they have a greenhouse over there,

the regular russian troops least keep an eye the basil staples is calling themselves valenti eruption self defense groups in twenty oh three is going to pay the sole anyone keeping with the ukrainian instead of the russian ninety the fishing port financially these refugees are supported by their host and a handful of lawmakers in kiev. they were allowed to withdraw their savings from the crimean bank account they can't stay in the apartment until the baby arrives. move over to egypt nowhere near the seven hundred alleged supporters of deposed president muhammad morrissey have gone on trial the defendants include the muslim brotherhood spiritual leader mahatma gandhi but the proceedings were adjourned after a single session was a judge single pass sentence on the court reconvened to the end of april. this same judge has sentenced five hundred twenty nine islamist death on monday the murder officer. it was the second mass town in just three days six hundred and eighty three people were in the top. in theory at least a small number of the defendants went on to the pool to cool it the tri

the old ladies pay for the istanbul is at the edge of the other for a democratic country to try and basil social media it's a sign of desperation. well recently we live by phone or will it make people even more angry oh well. senior of the road isn't that going to. it really is the reason. ranges from the prime minister to just go ahead and temperature does anybody but broker in turkey. many people news and expressive. or even slow and selected remember some of whom are all gotten used to treat too. the religious sentiments. sort of do as many as a carpenter and the slight chill the dough in turkey. juliana pool the shutdown of the word has it because people already by posting that that is easy just naive to think they can simply still people communicating in that way the technical way. well whether you believe or know of. the result of it. from the book. politician who reside in the habit of micro managing all the affairs of this country. he also assumes that you're able to control he actually used intimate the pupil able to control the action of yours who live in the kitchen with rick h

keep listening >> reporter: basile the skirls winning up different trees is why?s getting the area looking for squirrels to chase and that is the dog owner with the bag and she is not paying attention with the issue is not canada to what the dog is doing and this would not be the last time. all dogs are required to be on a leash and not on a voice command they should be on a leash. you end up with park wildlife being attacked. after 30 minutes the dog reappears and is on the hot for squirrels and this time the owner and choirs as to what ibm reaped i in filming. >> why is your dog not on a leash? >> reporter: finally put the dog back on a leash after stating that the doctors on voice control. >> reporter: this dog dismiss this this role is missing part of this year. i did is not ok to feed the ducks and scrolls to feed like sara lee did it and lay's potato chips. it is not good to feed park life your food from home... >> pam: gary interacts with the kron 4 audience. and a jim harbaugh gives a pep talk. mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale $197 mattress sale is

your point about the institutional fraud that's going on here on a big level when you talk about the basil three accord you talk about the banking system you talk about the central bank system you talk about libel rigging to talk about gold price rigging it does create this global racket doesn't it where they're all implicated including the basil folks who are fudging on what the definition of collateral is that's what the battle three fraud is about what is collateral isn't this you know until our lives piece of paper or is it cold what is libel reading about what is for it for again about so. do you see at this point you're saying that there's going to be a benefit essentially trickling down to the average joe who is now i guess the benefit being that they have to at this point recognize gold is giving a greater. pantheon of the investment world well i think what i'm trying to say is that the harmonize ation of law need level has driven some things which are frankly unpalatable relating to the bullion banking system one of which is the fact that gold cannot be tier one of the moment beca

including the battle folks who are fudging on what the definition of collateral is that's what the basil three fraud is about what is collateral isn't this you know uncle lateralized piece of paper or is it gold what is libel reading about what is for extra gain about so. do you see at this point you're saying that there's going to be a benefit essentially trickling down to the average joe who is now i guess the benefit being that they have to at this point recognize gold is giving a greater place in the pantheon of the investment world well i think what i'm trying to say that the harmonize ation of the new year level has driven some things that should frankly unpalatable relating to the billion banking system one of which is the fact that gold cannot be to one of the moment because partly because of the fix so effectively the. referring to the collateral value so it can't be considered to be the highest quality for collateral because the fix is so opaque and such a poor system i mean even people from scared of they are afraid to fix it can then be kalid because it intentionally be consi

abstraction we need to bring a guy down for people right so you're saying basil which is basically a discussion of what banks should hold in their books in your service. they'd like to think that they can hold collateralized debt obligations which are derivatives on their books as collateral or another sphere for flora and fauna of the derivatives world but there is a discussion that they actually have to have something of solid value or as you say terminal value which is another interesting term but which would be gold so they have talked recently about allowing them to hold gold on their books as collateral for these banks correct through basil the new battle three a court yes but it is to get your point about the institutional fraud that's going on here on a big level when you talk about the basil three accord you talk about the banking system you talk about the central bank system you talk about libel rigging to talk about gold price rigging it does create this global racket doesn't it where they're all implicated including the basil folks who are fudging on what the definition o

> it's been a tense political scene, one we will watch unfold in 2014. >> lenny mc-kallisster, and basilining us. >> god bless al jazeera journalist. >> strategic town lying north of damascus is the last rebel held city in syria. >> how big of a loss would this be for the rebels to lose yabroud? >> it is a big loss for the city and opposition because they've lost their last stronghold on the border with lebanon. they have lofted the supply line coming from lebanon. that brings in a much-needed weapon and fighter and to the wider region. that region is close to the capital damascus. it is a big loss for the opposition fighters. what is the importance of yabroud. is it a big blow to the opposition when they lose the battle. give us an idea of what the context is yarding yabroud. snoop the importance of yabroud lies in its location. it's close to the lebanese border and close to the capital damascus. now, yabroud lies within an area called alcalamoon. and the government has been trying to take control of that area. the reason is to secure the capital damascus. now, with controlling the yabr

we've got some fresh mozzarella, some fresh torn basil. >> you throw the chucks in just like that?> like big croutons. >> yes. exactly. >> let's go back here. >> perfect. this is what the viewers voted for. an artichoke dip, which i love. >> i love that. >> the base is cream cheese. we've got some parmesan cheese. hoda, do you want to add a little -- >> mayo and sour cream. >> add the whole thing? >> yeah. and i think that's the key to getting a great artichoke dip, is both the mayo and the sour cream. >> this is not on a diet. >> no, this is for a party, to have a good time. and then literally you can throw all of that in. >> you've got some -- is that tomato? >> this is roasted red pepper. we've got some artichoke hearts. this is kale to make you feel better about it. or you can just use spinach. >> and some garlic? >> garlic. >> mush that all up? >> mush it all up, right into a baking dish, top it with some white cheddar cheese, a little bit more parm. and -- >> how long, sweetie? >> 20 minutes, 350, just until it gets nice and golden brown on top. >> all right. >> fried pickles

. >> leonardis agreed only to be interviewed in the presence of his attorney, vinny basill. >> what kind of time are you facing with these charges? >> his case is not indicted yet. it's purely under investigation by the prosecutor's office. the legal process hasn't gone forward with the normal speed due to the injuries. >> why did you take this case, vinny? this is going to be a tough case. >> had many difficult cases through the years. there was something about it. i knew he was a troubled young man. i know his family very well. he's a fortunate young man for his wonderful family. there was never a question to take the case or not, as difficult as it may be. >> i'm grateful i have the best lawyer in town, in the state of new jersey. >> it could be months or years before leonardis' case is resolved in court. but now deanna collins enters her courtroom with high hopes. she says her lawyer has gotten her a favorable plea deal on charges of fraudulently acquiring prescriptions from pharmacies. the other charges will be dropped. it's now up to the judge to sign off. >> i don't have to take i

john basile took this young siberian tiger to a bar in downtown lockport. he has a license to own wild animals at his big run wolf ranch, but he's not supposed to take them out in public. so now he's charged with reckless conduct and keeping a dangerous animal. he's due in court in a few weeks. he has apparently come across some cougars in the bar. >> not anymore. >> temperatures of right now 41 at o'hare. these temperatures will fall this afternoon but that's the least of the problems. it's 41 at o'hare. we have made the 30's north and west of the city. 37 up in union. cloud cover will thicken as the go through the days. maybe some peaks of son but rain upstream will get in here later this evening. by six or 7:00 tonight we will have some spotty rainshowers changing over to snow overnight. heavy snow starts falling around 3:00 a.m.. up to 6 in. are possible in some spots. lake effect snow will linger. most of us will grind down during the rush hour but it could linger into the morning hours bring lake effect enhancement. just incredible for march. today, h

media goes out of its way to beat up banks, the evil banks that represent wall street but they think basil con valley is goo goo and generally supports president obama and all left-wing causes, social media, you name i it they go easy on guys. melissa: do you go easy on carl icahn? to be fair you have a close relationship with him. he is always -- >> think about he what he says and look what i've writen. i've called him a grain mailer which he has been very, very, he gets really upset by that. melissa: don't move. i have a panel standing by i want to bring in. fbn liz macdonald and penn financial group matt mccaul. one and only charles payne. would you like to weigh in on this twitter battle? >> i would. i agree with charlie. what charlie is essentially saying the tech guys are not reporting what carl icahn is saying about the ebay mess, the ebay saga. and that is, this guy, dan primac at fortune, he should be getting a job as very opinionated bartender to my mind. i read list coverage on this. >> he is not that bad. he is not a bad kid. >> but i read his reporting on it. what he is is say

cheese, basil, prosciutto. what are you trying? >> ham and guyere.ou supposed to eat it like you did or like a pizza? >> you can but it can be a little messy so i hold it like this. the word crepe means pancake in french. >> is that right? >> yes. but i think it's even better. >> does not taste like crepe. get it? haha. tastes good. all my medical expenses, pay i looked at my options. then i got a medicare supplement insurance plan. [ male announcer ] if you're eligible for medicare, you may know it only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. call now and find out about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, it helps pick up some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. to me, relationships matter. i've been with my doctor for 12 years. now i know i'll be able to stick with him. [ male announcer ] with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospita

. >> caroline hyde is in basil for us today in switzerland. your week of luxury continues. caroline? > it is. the biggest watch and jewelry fair in the world. it is about luxury. it is about champagne. that mag niff sent -- and about the most expensive watch on record. there is still concern. he challenges are clear to see . chinese still weak in terms of demand. sales have been eroded by foreign currency, weakness abroad, particularly in the emerging markets. after that, the smart watch and indeed the threat of the swiss very own making problem. that could hurt the talent that the swiss watch industry managed to bring in to make these lorious watches. watches by rolex. omega. back to you. >> yes, absolutely. caroline will be bringing us the latest from basel. that will be later on during "countdown." >> we await news of a potential i.m.f. loan for you crane. our next guest tells us why a bailout may not be enough to protect the country's economy. >> time for the day's company news. candy crush maker king was crushed in its debut. the biggest decline in a newly listed u.s.

what is reaching epidemic proportions one person got melanoma and not to mention in squamous cell m basil's guilt -- so skin cancer 1990 was the last time the fda applied one dash approved for the enhanced ingredient for sunscreen capability and some applications have been pending more than a decade. can you are familiar with those initials and trying to make more transparent and determination with skin-care ingredients we don't want to legislate what the fda should approve but a more transparent and effective system to evaluate these ingredients for this cancer. would you agree to work with our office to get a more rapid response? >> absolutely. it has been taking too long. we are eager to work with you on the decision we are moving forward with our evaluation of sunscreen additives getting back to sponsors on our assessment and we're looking if we can modernize the overall framework how these over-the-counter products submit applications to streamline and make it more responsive to the modern world. >> we will work with your office to be a positive influence. we don't want to make the dec

. >> reporter: i'm standing here next to the big red walls of the kremlin and send basil's cathedral.ered this afternoon to show solidarity with the russian government and its policies on ukraine but also they say with russian speaking ukrainian speaking people in east and south of the country particularly crimea and people voting to join and become part of the russian federation. thousands of people, lots of speakers on stage, a big sign saying we are together. it would seem very likely this russian government is setting up this rally. thousands of people are bussed in from outside of moscow. it's a big set up as i say. clearly an attempt at showing that there is very strong support among the russian people for the goff's policies in ukraine. >> phil black, thank you so much. a better jobs report. but for the long term unemployed the number doesn't mean much. >> i'm not used to not working. i mean it's something that's ingrained in me. >> being out of work is not just impacting their wallets it's taking a toll on their psyches. that's ahead next hour. let's say you pay your guy aroun

plus, your phone calls and basil, ask -- plus your phone calls and facebook comments and tweets. challenges in defining war in cyberspace. what war is. from a policy's, we are trying to work away through those issues. the tenant that are applicable is that whatever we do within the cyber arena, international law will pertain. if we find ourselves getting to will point where we believe that cyber is taking us down in armed conflict scenario, that the rules and law of armed conflict will pertain as much in this domain as it does in any other. i don't think ciber is inherently different in that regard. i think those sets of procedures, the sets of policies and law as a nation have stood as in good standing. they represent a good point of departure. >> senate armed services takes up military nominations at saturday morning at 10 eastern. any pardons and jonathan allen look at hillary clinton's political career. c-span3, american history tv for march 1964. robert penn warren interviews martin luther king jr. ago, in theweeks midst of a terrible tragedy in the potomac, we saw again the

he took down basil michael and liz winstead.all seed to schatner. they have a got shot meeting in the final. i think they do. these two don't. there are only two spots remaining in the tournament. let's go back to the bracket and show you those. the second to the last competitor, the number two seed will be elahe izadi. she scored 1400 points in the late season win over casey hunt and steve cohn of tennessee. that leaves us with the ninth and final slot. the number three seed, there are a lot of anxious people watching from their homes right now, a lot of legitimate contenders whose names have not been called. jonathan kpartz. we have yet to hear the name krystall ball. she hosted up against the clock. we haven't heard blake zeff, suzy kim. two of the people who answered the bonus question. joan walsh is standing by holding out hope. here to find out the final spot in the 2014 tournament of champions it goes to, krystall ball. >> yes. >> krystall ball, actually, there she is. live on skype celebrating at home with her family. th

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 has proposed capital surcharges in the range of 1.5 to 2% in the range of standards when she wasce chair of federal reserve, now federal reserve chair yellen said she agreed with governor stein that these capital surcharges should be higher. she says half the higher will help and i quote the future of the the fed. in the too big to fail subsidies and forcing internalization of the social cost of a sifi failure. since then, the feds propose the leverage ratio of 5%. no announcement has been made about these surcharges. my yes to three of you, do you agree with chair yellen that the too big to fail subsidy exists and as a member of the board of governors, would you agree with chair yellen and governors trujillo and stein that they should be higher? >> thank you, senator. so in terms of the subsidy, most of the studies, all of the studies show some kind of study. you can't really hold all else equal. for purposes of this answer let's assume -- and i do assume there is one. >> and that it's significantly high. 50 basis points or many. >> if you think about the exercise, the it's hard

the fire comes through, it rips out all the vegetation and root systems and everything that would basilicallyse neighborhoods you're looking at are living underneath a mountain that is just about to come ap t apart, because it takes in so much water. and then the soil gets saturated. it's not just soil, but it's ash that gets mixed with water into the sludge that pours down into their neighborhood. and as that sludge pours out, alex, rocks come out underneath that. rocks the size of volkswagens. they can push homes off their foundation. they can justin undate the homes. so there is this much room between the floor and the ceiling. it's a veryittion that happened, just as recen 20. now another problem that we saw that i've never seen before, alex, is that there is actually fire still burning in some of these sections that have -- we thought we they went out months ago. there is fire burning underneath in the ground in the root system. so as these boulders move apart, you see the smoke come up. and it starts igniting again. the fire department came out to check that out. they saw the rain comin

. >> basil? >> fresh torn base. >> throw the chunks in like that?have some parmesan cheese. hoda, do you want to add a little -- >> add the whole thing? >> i think that's the key to getting a great artichoke dip, the mayo and the sour cream. >> not on a diet. >> no, this is for a party, to have a good time and throw all of that in. >> you got some -- is that tomato? >> this is roasted red pepper. we have got some artichoke hearts. this is kale to make you feel better about it or you can just use spinach. >> and some garlic? >> garlic. >> mush that all up? >> mush it all up, right into the baking dish, top it with white cheddar cheese, more parm and -- >> 20 minutes, 350, just until it gets nice and golden brown on top. >> all right. >> dried pickles? >> dried pickles. >> are they great? >> homemade buttermilk ranch dressing, really, really nice. >> mm. that dressing is awesome. >> thank you so much. >> thank you, guys. thanks for having me. >> little but lethal. >> right. >> on our website, klgandhoda.com. >> they're going to inspire you to kick up

have any deposits at all they are it's all original sin if you will it's all just loans according to basil'sthree record banks are required to keep one or two or three percent of reserves in prudent safe havens safe safe lock up but we know that this depends on your definition of collateral and the banks say well you know just dead chicken in a pen you know wallowing in pig feces are collateral you know the bank of being the bank of england if you open up the vault to see what they have as collateral they've got you know margaret thatcher's or you know old diapers you know adult diapers so that that's the collateral that the bank of england has to finance this multi-trillion pound ponzi scheme that is the british islands. but i think that's all just to maintain the fiction because like what we found out with all the mortgage backed securities for example none of the banks held them because they didn't remember you destroyed money by paying back that mortgage so they don't want to be held with the whole thing that if you pay it back they want some other shmuck bank to be holding that long sho

reserves because in a bank system we have now which is a fractional reserve banking system and corning to basil three core banks are only required to have three percent of deposits on reserve in case of an emergency and we know that they they gamed the system by fudging their collateral values by claiming that they own government bonds when they don't in the lend things out that they don't really own and so these banks are technically insolvent h.s.b.c. society general b.n.p. citibank bank of america technically they are insolvent they have no reserves at all they have negative reserves but if you're talking about a bit coin based banking system the chip block chain itself is one hundred percent backed by itself it's one hundred percent reserve banking in a way correct yeah exactly and of course you can have businesses on top of that like who actually probably for the most part of his lifetime have high reserves and most of the banks in this city and around the world but eventually i mean we you know are. hits and there is some kind of situation and then truth comes out so no then just to be cl

adding a little baby spinach and basil. that's going to wilt in right away. rest of this, pour it right over the top. >> do we get to taste? this is nice because it's hearty because being too heavy. nice, nice, nice. >> kind of like myself. >> that's how i describe you to people all the time. >> thank you so much. have a great weekend. we're going to be back in a moment, but first, this is "today" on nbc. >> this is delicious. >>> lester holt's been here for a while. >> al said i could borrow his. this is called team work. >> there it is. hi. >> let me tell you guys what's coming up this weekend on "today." that's a really good act by the way. we're halfway through 30 days to a better you series, which means i'm only 50% better and we'll make calorie heavy foods figure friendly. >> we took a cooking class and we remade some healthy dinner time favorites. so, we're going to show you those and also, dispel a few myths because something looks healthy, doesn't mean it is. >> that and much more this weekend on "today." we had a blast at cooking school. we're going