the empty chair that katie carter said will never be filled again. nothing will ever make it right.ots shayna fired at ryan. >> i think everybody agreed that ryan poston was alive for each of the six shots. i bet there was suffering, i bet there was pain, and i bet there was torture. >> reporter: as snodgrass wraps her closing argument, she asks for life. >> i think a life sentence is appropriate. >> reporter: and shayna hubers, maybe for the first time, looks concerned. after deliberating for only an hour -- >> all rise. >> reporter: -- the jury is back in the courtroom. ready to recommend their sentence. >> we the jury fix the defendant, shayna hubers, punishment for the offense of murder at 40 years, confinement in the penitentiary. >> life was too long, that possibly, maybe if she's rehabilitated, she could do some good when she gets out. >> even with a 40-year sentence, she's likely to get out in just 20 years. it doesn't seem quite right, does it? >> reporter: the judge will have the final word. four months later, shayna returns to court in prison stripes for the formal senten

katie, thank you, david. reporter: some health insurance companies are considering dropping out of the marketplaces all together. bill: ash carterrise visit to baghdad. bill: new york state's university of buffalo accidentally sent emails of acceptance to student whose applications had not been thoroughly reviewed. the university of buffalo deeply regret this unfortunate error in communication. martha: i can't even imagine. having been sitting at a computer when those things come through with a student and a child. it's just -- they have got to let them all in. there that's all there is to it. oh, my gosh. health inn companies raising the alarm about the financial stability of obamacare. insurers say they are losing money quickly, leading some to consider dropping out of the bowel care marketplace all together. what is it in the obamacare program that's causing these health insurance companies to lose money so quickly? reporter: a quick analogy about car insurance. what if the government said to car insurers, you have to accept all applicants including those who just smashed up their cars and are demanding repairs to their cars.