the ski mask implicated ronald benson.pression outside the shaws' home implicated shannon touchet. but there was no forensic evidence linking reggie basile to the crime. >> as an investigator, that's hard to leave in the end of the day with. knowing that there's nothing else you can do, and you feel fairly certain of who's responsible for doing it. >> investigators hoped that would change. meet your needs every day of the week. >>> shannon touchet, reggie basile, an ronald benson were all arrested for the murder of ron shaw. >> it was decided the only way was to arrest all three suspects simultaneously and interview them in the same building at the same time going from room to room until we got the confessions from all of them. >> shannon touchet, the individual that was the ring leader. the one that had the information about the location of the safe, he ultimately turned on his two associates. >> shannon admitted that benson and basile both participated in the murder. >> reginald and ronald was going to go in the house wh

benson if you want to comment on any of those questions. >> insure. briefly on the redevelopment issue. the redevelopment laws have been repealed in the state of california and it provides tools for the relighted areas you could conceive of them making the transmission from industrial use it's a hard transition to make. we've used the negotiate with peblg to use the license to gain some benefits for the city in the surrounding areas. i don't think this creates a precedence nate's there's not the use of eminent domain. this is a deal so i don't think there's many opportunities for the city to negotiate the acquisition absent the redevelopment tool that's going away. the purpose of opposition to acquire the hoe down yard that's an option not an obligation of the city. it exists for 10 years and the state will have to make a policy decision there are going to be net precedes that will serve the project and if there are not net precedes or a purpose the city doesn't have to exercise the option >> i find it hard to see we make a purpose without a line of s

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. >> reporter: no one was any close when the beatles got off the plane than harry benson.d ringo. a 34-year-old photographer for london's "daily express," just worried about keeping his job. when you look at those pictures, do you think, i nailed this. >> absolutely, absolutely. there they are. and the beatles are being funny and being young. >> reporter: the pictures weren't just good. they were iconic. in a paris hotel room just before the flight to america, benson shot the famous pillow fight, which was actually a pillow celebration. >> we got a message which said we're number one in america, "i want to hold your hand." and perhaps an hour later they come in with another. they're on "the ed sullivan show." >> ladies and gentlemen, the beatles. ♪ close your eyes and i'll kiss you tomorrow i'll miss you ♪ >> reporter: so you were standing where? >> right in the middle. >> reporter: two and a half months after jfk's assassination, america was just starting to smile again. ♪ she loves you yeah, yeah, yeah ♪ >> reporter: for the next two weeks benson provided a look at the b

benson. >> i've been talking to mr. smith are i want to express at the staff level we felt the proposal was meant to be a backstop the first effort is to get the funding and the second it the budget analyst report that and only then the i f d what have the kind of improvements that the board wants to have available to it but to have the resolution to urge the port to eliminate the i f d screening from the final agreement that comes forward. we're electrotrying to come up with the financing if that's of interest to you we'll welcome the amendments to the resolution >> a thanks mr. benson. >> i don't think at this point, i'm ready to have language to put in the resolution and i'm wondering if we forward it to the full board without recommendations and work on the lapsing that can be added i'll be okay with that. tights a lot of work my office is busy to spend time doing that but that's an approach i feel more comfortable with. but again, if we can provide in the resolution some direction and that can provide sentiments ta

with them photographer harry benson. >> reporter: they just heard they were number one in america the same as ed sullivan wanted them on their show. while beatles celebrated with a pillow fight, a young fleet street photographer was there to capture the image. when the fab four arrived in new york half a century go, harry benson was there again on the same plane on assignment to record the moment. >> got off the plane. i tapped ringo and said, ringo, they aren't coming around. he went and told them to come around. >> and you got the picture. >> i got the picture. >> not bad. >> if you like it. >> captures a moment. >> ladies and gentlemen, beatles. >> the band liked and trusted harry benson. they invited him onto the ed sullivan show and on the rest of their u.s. invasion. a photo shoot sets up with a young untested boxer known then as cashious clay didn't go well. >> what was interesting he wouldn't talk to me after that, made us look childish and stupid, all your fault. >> now 50 years on, he's showing his pictures at the london gallery and remembered the assignment that changed his

this was the early george benson.ll your instruments in the back and you're going from city to city. mentorrge was a great and taught me a lot of things and really was a true mentor to meet because there were things that were happening in my life, what do you think? daddy i didthe not have at that time. i am forever grateful for that. he had kids too. it worked out really great. is a great guy. that was great that he spent so much time nurturing you. you did not have a father at the time. >> right. tavis: and artistically as well. tell me about this new project, "handpicked." i it is almost all solo, but have some interesting friends with me on the album, and it kind of goes out of genre. vince gill is on one. and i do not know if you know -- he is the japanese ukulele player. he did this thing in central park and he had over 10 million hits. interesting. i just call whoever is available and i was trying to get a lock on it and i was just so happy because we were able to get everybody that we needed. tavis: you mentio

jackie benson, news 4. >>> the top psa chosen at today's conference was created by students from watkins mill high school and received a $1,000 reward from verizon wireless. nice for them. >>> nice was also the weather this weekend, and long gone is that weather. >> yeah, unfortunately, but the good news is it felt during the weekend, so two spectacular days highs -- >> well that is the glass half full because -- >> that's how you have to look at it from this point with the cold and snow. unfortunately, for your workweek, we return to cold temperatures but just some snow chances. right now i'm tracking rain on storm team 4 radar. you can download the weather app and get the weather on your sport phone. rain moves through the district from about midnight until 2:00, maybe 3:00 a.m. at the latest. areas far north, you could see maybe a little bit of wet snow mixing in, but right now storm team 4 radar really not indicating that. this rain extending back trying to make its way into prince william county, just starting to move through. those of you in southern maryland will be the last to ha

the yell mom was brendan benson to join it and visited the gullible for the engine. the japanese like giant towards extended its core check for one a which macho man for another two years. a set routine like an over eager hands it to you was a fan of yamaha. i was in my heart. only. one night and yet it was like what. dawn. i know. the excitement of it when asked i was predicting its inception in june the bmw brand invested in the fourth guards from the auto majors stephen one it was said to simon kemp it opened on the juggler and then go bush. things go when awb aimed at killing buyers to the complex issue he said does he get the sixty fifth who has been a princess when driving on the greens over. i needed. it was important for you sentiment. princess the un. however when pokemon as if i can sophisticated this was an std. got a chip that transitional custom orders from a truck making company to a pot of meat that also attended all clicks well that's the way buses so they show this evening the into the top stone east once again. the dotted line has not been suicide b

benson joins us now live from london. he's also the author of "harry benson: the beatles."s back 50 years and describe for us what it was like when they landed right there in new york and this love affair began. >> well, it was a new experience for me and the boys were, they were nervous and you know, they had about you know, the problems they discussed, you know, the problems with civil rights. and -- but, you know, i think the beatles had a tremendous affect on america by lifting it up, and it wasn't long after the kennedy assassination i think they brought a lot of happiness. what was interesting about the beatles was, it went from a music story into a news story very quickly. >> yeah. >> that you would see different people covering it up, not just in music people. and i'm not putting down the music people, they're great. but there were a lot of serious journalists that wanted to talk to them. because it was now a phenomenon. >> so, is there one particular, you know, memory that stands out to you, that you will always remember, about these four? something that maybe we d

web users became involved with the story when dylan benson straight keeping a blog after his wife sufferedrain hemorrhage. the dad to be shared his hopes and fears. launched an online fund-raising appeal to help them prepare for the future. there has been a massive response. the amount expects to grow way be on the target of $36,000. he can use the money to give the little boy the best life possible. he may have died in 1955, but james dean is at the center of a bitter legal battle with twitter. the site foruing refusing to close down the @james dean twitter handle. it is not sitting well with his estate who has been calling for the account to be removed for close to one year now. these images of new york city leave us wondering if they are videos or photos. the photographers have created a collection of artistic montages, showing us the big apple through their glasses. they are still photographs in which i repeated movement occurs -- in which a repeated movement occurs. in this aquarium equipped with an engine and four wheels are dictated i the goldfish inside. it is astonishing invention

. >> good morning, supervisors brad benson at the port of san francisco. today's item is proposed transmission project proposed by pg&e and having under gone review there the california public utilities commission it's designed to provide electric benefits to downtown san francisco. the reason the port is presenting obtain r on this the route runs across port property. we've been negotiating with pg&e and what you have before you is a nonbinding are term sheet so today's action seeks the action of the board and which will lead to a license agreement a binding agreement that will be executed later on probably in the spring. so i have an expert report matters but i am going to give you an overview of the transmission system they're two separate transmission systems there's one hundred and 15 k v system had serves most of the city and there's a separate 2 hundred and thirty k v system that's in blue that serves the downtown area. it's been the policy of this city since the board adapted an ordinance of the electricity program trying to combine those systems s

and dean paul den -- benson -- i would like to thank. and i would like to thank my coauthor who is not here. he reviewed my book saying wonderful book but there is flaws. and you could put your e-mail in and i said i want to know what the flaws are so i can fix them for the next edition and i will pay you if you do a copy edit of the book and tell me what your flaw is. he sent back 20 pages single-space. they were not all mistake. a lot were challenging me interpretation. but we developed a working relationship and ended up writing together and we have written three together. both volumes of the book and the reader. before i get into" a patriots history of the modern world" my other book is celebrating its 10th anniversary edition and we're releasing a special edition so i have been updating the history of the united states and updating it to bring it up to the presence. that is going to be fun. this book came to be after the history of the united states book, back then, before some of the other books i was thinking about doing history o

guy benson, great to see you. have a good week. >> thank you, gretchen. >>> an update on the two ex-navy s.e.a.l.s found dead on the maersk alabama cargo ship. what happened? police in the seychelles islands say the men died of respiratory failure. they may have had heart attacks, possibly from drug use. the victims worked for a virginia security firm. the ship had been targeted by pirates, as you recall, back in 2009 in an attempted hijacking dramatized in the movie "captain phillips." >>> new fears about carbon monoxide poisonings after a pair of incidents over the weekend, with one at a popular new york mall turning deadly, killing a restaurant manager and leaving 30 others in the hospital. laura engle is live in our news room with this story. this is so scary because you don't even know you're being poisoned unless you have a detector in your home or in a business. so what's the latest now from new york and maine? >> hi, gretchen. well, investigations are ongoing in both cases. but there's one common and conce

he has a brand-new book called harry benson's "the beatles on the road" 1964 through '66. i hear it is $47 at amazon.com, which is hard to believe. but tell them hoda said on the air, if it is not true, that it's $47. that's a great, great, great coffee table book. >> all right. so we are now gointo announce our everyone has a story. ♪ everyone has a moment >> please, hoda. >> you're singing. i love this. >> all right. our winner this week is lisa yu from new jersey. by the way, congratulations to queen latifah and renee fleming for their beautiful renditions last night. okay. this lovely lady -- this is a sad story and a triumphant one too. they lost two children to a deadly heart disease called hyperthropic cardiomyopathy where the heart can no longer pump blood through the body. she had to help others dealing with the same disease. she started a foundation in 2002 to help fund research and awareness about the disease. she, lisa and her husband, eddie, now have four beautiful children. but the gorgeous thing about this, still continuing the fight for others who are battl

. >> reporter: it started 10 years ago when a doctor prescribed angela benson with vicodin for her backddiction to painkillers escalated from there. >> so i started noticing i was going through my precipitation very quickly. and that's when i started doctor shopping. i was going to four different doctors, and i was getting a precipitation for 120 pills each time he would go to a doctor. >> reporter: like so many others nationwide, an los angeles could no logger get precipitations. a friend suggested a cheaper option, heroine. and she went for it. >> for me to go from roxy cotton to heroine was huge. i mean, now it's not a precipitation drug anymore. in my head, this is a hardcore drug. >> reporter: angela hit rock bottom while watching her toddler one afternoon. >> i was in the bathroom and my two-year-old, i didn't think he could open the door i was sitting there sniffing nigh line and he walked in and i cupped it like that thinking, you know, i am safe. i am good. and it was not too long after i shoot him out. i took myself away. and he came out and there was a play table right here a

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jackie benson, news 4. >>> there have been several high-profile murders and unsolved missing personsving young people in southern virginia. tonight, the families of several of those victims sat down together hoping to raise awareness about those cases. the families say the circumstances are different but the feelings are the same. >> somebody hurt them and took them from us. that's not right. >> it is a miracle and that's all i can say. it is short of a miracle that any of us sitting at this table can get up in the morning and get dressed and have some semblance of a normal life. >>> the parents say it's important to realize their children were victims not trouble makers hanging out with the wrong crowd. >>> d.c., maryland, and virginia are all sending metro some cash in hopes of creating a better commute. each jurisdiction is giving metro $25 million. that money will go toward beefing up the rail system's electric infrastructure. that will allow for longer trains and hopefully less crowding. the focus will be on the orange and red lines, metro's two busiest routes. >>> a bill has be

benson was unsealed in she says she'll have her on the celebration watching tv this is my line she tells me. i got here. it has invaded a new moon. i so do i sound like. the before meeting which no for an exclusive interview on behalf of german tv station prt the secret location and journalist who broke the cycle talked to snow the most important whistleblower of the internet era. too many zero lead to a number of governments and secret services he is enemy number one. how does the young man said teams will get in such a position in such sensitive i work a while i didn't need a spell. i don't have it. the four governments not a spot for russia or china over. and any other country for that matter i'm a traitor. hoodie betrayed. i gave all of my information to the american two american journalists reporting on american who is likely to do this. anywhere you go in the world. anywhere you trying to score high on presents hide your identity the nsa can find you. and anyone who's allowed to use this for the annexation software we can do the same they wanted to work on that of these individuals

>> commissioners, brad benson, special projects director. and i just wanted to congratulate you, commissioner katz, and commissioner adams on your new offices at the port commission. i know that you will do a great job and we certainly look forward to working with you. i just, i wanted to extend the staff's thanks to the service that you two have provided over the past couple of years and it really has and i did not do as much prep as monique did but it has been a whirl wind of the two-year period and the chat edges have been great in trying to figure out the america's cup and everything that has gone along with it including the development efforts ever at the port and commissioner woo ho you have caused us to really up our game in terms of how we comment to the port commission and how ready we have to be with answers and how on top of information we have to be and commissioner brandon, the way that you have looked out in particular for the industrial southern water front has been remarkable. you make it and a private investment and a lot of

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. >> brad benson, special projects. regarding the first expenditure describing the capital plan, it's a grant agreement with the dutch knowledge for climate program. the commission previously authorized that grant agreement. there we're working with bcdc and some of our development partners in the area and i'll let daly talk about the other effort. >> so they're two separate efforts then sounds like what you are telling me. >> yes, that's true, good afternoon, commissioners, daly dunham with the special projects group. the second effort we are working in parallel with the army corps of engineers, it's the same type of program we are using to pursue funding for the 17 principal basin and it's unpredictable. we can ask for funds but we don't know if it's going to be assigned because the national pot for this type of funding is very small. we've been pursuing it in parallel and we've just heard in the last 6 weeks or so that it looks like we are going to get a small amount of money to start this process through the army co

joe benson. >> the governor of kentucky and mrs. bashir. >> mr. steve claman's. [inaudible conversations] [laughter] [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. steve holland. >> the secretary of as -- transportation. >> ms. belmont goldman, mr. drew . [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. joseph plunged. >> the hon. stay feet -- stacy abrams. [inaudible conversations] >> ms. julia murray's dreyfus. >> mr. job and a live line and emily the vine. >> mr. lobbied months. >> the governor of tennessee. >> mrs. barbara schmidt and mr. richard schmidt. >> mr. brando kaplan. >> mr. kerry simon. [inaudible conversations] >> mr. and mrs. randall stevenson. >> the honorable elijah cummings , dr. maya cummings. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> this is joanna cole and mr. peter god one. [inaudible conversations] one .. >> this is good. [inaudible conversations] thank you. [inaudible conversations] ms. karine lynn and mr. john luddy. mr. mark to the locally and ms. elizabeth strickland. the honorable todd stern and ms. jennifer klein. mr. and mrs. caleb

also the direction i received from elaine forbes and brad benson and the invisible hand of your director elaine. >> not so invisible. >> this is an approval item if you choose to approve it today. in the array of all the financial items, it's the capital plan. unlike the 5-year financial project which you just heard which contains the trends and financial projections for the entire enterprise or the upcoming plan the capital plan focuses on capital investments over the next 10 years and as such is more a strategic planning document and reflects the port's values and i'm new of this so hope it goes forward. as you see on the next page, we've got the history really. i think that elaine eluded to this, that the capital plan represents a guiding document, it provides an estimate of the amount of capital investment needed to maintain the port's facilities in this state of good repair which we have talked a little built about and you will hear a lot more about, over the next 10 years. it has a plan of financial which maps out the port intends to utilize the potential and new sources of funds t

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these teens are interesting to see new insights to the quality of the line in school so will leave it benson and tells matt centred in western ukraine. thanks very much so that ripple. the news knowing is the city where the center left lead him into a frenzy has been sworn in as the new prime minister at the age of just thirty nine he's the youngest man ever to lead the country. most of the ministers in his new cabinets all also relatively new to politics and also sampled women. and then tasked with all of the holy into least sluggish job market and broken tax system quincy confirmed that finance experts in chief economist of the ot cdp a condo. no one will be into these new finance minister will's most wanted drug kingpin has been captured mexican marines arrested joaquin guzman known as el campo at a hotel in the bristles to tee off most of the line early on saturday he was the leader of the sinaloa drug cocktail one of the longest in the world american officials had offered to lease million dollars for information leading to his arrest to work on time going back in sixty seconds on the ba

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. >> we saw angela benson and her heroin use on the crack down of prescription pain pills, the dea says in new york city a pill cost $30. but you can get six glassine said of heroins. you looked at this. it's cheaper. but there's heroin marketing. >> the way you sell heroin, there's no difference between heroin - types of heroin, except for the way it's cut. heroin traffickers have to become expert marketers. you get the stamps. it was reported that philip seymour hoffman had a glass een stamped, ace of spades. in other parts of the country you don't see that. the new york folks don'ts control their own supplies, the folks i write about. the folks that traffic in 22 state, they developed their own marketing technique. that is to provide convenience. you call a number. they don't put on numbers. in both cases you can see that the traffickers pay attention to marketing. you have good quality and bad quality. heroin is a commodity and promotes marking and promotion op a different scale. that moons that you are aggressive. they will go to you. the guys that i cover do that a lot. >> what is

cory johnson and i spoke with phil mattingly and ken benson, president and c.e.o. to have securities industry in the financial markets association from new york. we began by asking phil, would this be a game change? >> this is a nice start but it is not anything that is really going to change the game, at least as it currently stands. it is a group of best practices, also a place where people with communicate and find best twoy counter these cyberattacks. missing from this release, incentives to get big companies like the banks that are members of ken's organization to want to come in and participate. they have to pay for infrastructure. they have to be careful about sharing information. none of that is addressed here. until that is, it is going to be difficult for companies to jump all in. >> ken, what is your take on this plan? what kind of incentives are you looking for? >> i think i would be more robust than fill, not to continue district him. we think -- contradict him. there is more that needs to be done including acts that congress needs to take. we have to

. >>> and in the lake merced area, more concerns about pedestrian safety of. 78-year-old benson was killed as he was crossing sunset boulevard. three people in that car were also hurt. the police investigation continues. and he is just one of the need its poured of directer want problems and they have 24 intersectionings and they also want toed amore bike lanes and parking locations throughout the city. muni wants to replace light railcars and they want to increase light rail by 10% over the next two years. >>> we are learning horrifying details about the weekend killing of a three-year-old girl. the mother and boyfriend are accused of beating the child to death. they admitted they hid her body inside of a freezer for days. now the napa city council meeting is demanding to find out more about the contacts they had with the couple in the weeks before caylee's death. >> they went out there and what did they see was all the potentials showing break break downs. the drug use appears to be a major factor in the child's death. >>> and it was a huge fire in oakland. it started just before 9:00 on

we are going to talk more about that with our white house correspondent, phil mattingly and ken bensonrom the security and exchange commission -- this is the result of a year-long effort. is this going to change the game? rex it depends on who you ask. this is a nice start but it's not anything that's really going to change the game as it currently stands. what they are putting out here's a group of best actresses and places where people can communicate and try to counter these cyber attacks, but you get the key point. missing from this document today are incentives to get big companies like the banks who are members of 10's organization to want to come in and participate. aboutave to be careful information sharing and legal liability. until that is addressed, it will be difficult for these companies to jump all in. >> what kind of incentives are you looking for? >> i would be a little more robust, not to contradict him, but we think this is a good step on the part of the administration and certainly there is more that needs to be -- actionsding acts congress needs to take. the financi

joining me now, guy benson, fox news contributor. oh, guy. isn't there a way in which words can certainly change a story? >> yes, there are. and in this particular case, it was pretty shocking because i was sitting at my desk. it was friday afternoon, getting ready for super bowl weekend. then, boom, it hits twitter. christie knew. "the new york times" has a splashy bomb shell report. christie knew about the lane closures, contradicting what he said frankly, it went through my mind, here it is. he's done. then when i started reading the actual story and the letter they linked to from this attorney, the language was really parsed and tortured. it didn't seem to match be what "the new york times" headline and lead had been. lo and behold, they changed what they wrote and did not issue a correction. it had no acknowledgment in print of their alterations. and there's a media reporter at "the huffington post" who contacted "the new york times," and they gave him an extraordinary quote and response. they said, yes, we've changed the story dozens of

joining us guy benson, fox news contributor. i don't know, guy, how you did in math in high school or college, but you didn't have to get an a-plus to figure out that's a lot of dough. >> well, it's a record amount of money that governor christie has brought into the coffers at the rgand this is a glimmer of good news for governor christie amid a very difficult month for him. i think it will quell some of those murmurs you have heard about maybe he should step aside, maybe he is a little too toxic to be running this particular organization, and based on what he's experiencing on the campaign trail with these governors, at fund-raisers, talking to big money people within the party, he is excelling. he's brought in a record amount of money in fact as you pointed out in the month of january. gretchen, last week "the new york times" published a story that revealed that top democrats at the very highest levels of the party are having regular conference calls, the purpose of which are to discuss the best way to exploit the bridge cont

home on benson avenue in the mid 800,000 dollar range. he's currently out on 300,000 dollar bail after sheriff's deputy added fourth victim to his case. however no one answered the door. wiseman was known to volunteer at local schools and with community youth organizations. he may have befriended young people by offering to show them snake from reptile store he once owned. investigators say the molestation may have occurred for 10 years or longer. 4 victims who have stepped forward range in age today from 10 to the mid 20's. their cooperation crucial to try the case. >> sometimes as an adult you have had a lot of time to rationalize things and forget about things with juveniles sometimes more fresh in the memory and they haven't had so much time to build up mental car tissue around and more willin tabout it sometimes. >> even then to challenge coach victims to step forward. >> sometimes it's difficult to get the parents of the victims to cooperate because they want to shield their children from the harsh reality of the case. but without t

there are a lot about benson downs. what is good from -- ups and downs.that i good for me is have learned to fail very often. i have failed at almost everything i have done a my lai. enough i had started this before i had learned how to fail, that would have been an accident for me. but i would do it again. >> you obviously have done it successfully because you have seniors present miami living solutions. >> that is about it. , it has brought me here in front of you which is a success. o'neill, interestingly we have a new health care law. citizens, all their life they work for a company. they retire. maybe their company does not provide for health insurance. maybe it does. but, if they suddenly find just before the. , does thee at age 65 fact that health insurance is available now through the health insurance exchanges help at all in making the decision and that senior's mind to start a new business? >> this is a very, very interesting question. we actually have quite a bit of research around this question. what you are offering two is a phenomenon that i