you tipped your hand in front of ms. ross and myself. if you're impugning my judicial...i don't want to hear it. i have no excuse for what i did. neither do you. you accept this plea or i'll go to the ethics committee. before i impose sentence does the defendant have anything to say? just that i'm sorry, your honor. i'm sorry. i'm just very sorry. pursuant to the plea agreement the court sentences you to a term of not less than five and to no more than 15 years. though i'm bound by statutes this sentence in no way reflects the wanton destruction you inflicted on the families of your victims nor the outrage your crimes aroused in our community. your behavior offends us mr. dressler-- but no more so than the inadequate penalties provided by the statutes. we're adjourned. ( bangs gavel ) good picture of feldman. nice quote. got to make some calls. line up a campaign manager. i'm meeting david for dinner at primavera. you want to come? three's a crowd. he'd like to meet you. i'll be there for dessert. i promise. [captioning sponsored by universal television nbc and toyota. ev

booktv viewers may recognize ms. ross who was with us last year for a long conversation about publishing. how are you doing, marji? >> i'm great. happy to be here, happy you're here. >> great. let's talk about a couple books you have coming up. first off, former lieutenant governor, "beating obamacare." >> this is a terrific book. it's our first bestseller of 2013, so we're very excited about that. we released this book, "beating obamacare," as an original trade paperback because we wanted to make it an accessible handbook, a sort of consumer's guide to what people can expect. you know, a lot of people talked about what was going to happen when obamacare was actually starting to come into effect. well, now it's here, and we've got to live with it, we've got to deal with it. so betsy is an expert in this area. she's former lieutenant governor of new york. she's one of the few people who's read the entire bill, and she goes through it in a very common sense, easy-to-understand -- i was very impressed when i remember reading

ms. betty's house. >> reporter: ross is hopeful that since she has had no other incidents in her eight years of providing care she can remain open. >> if they let me keep my license, i'll do what i have to do, better, for next time. >> betty ross is due back in court in may. >>> a vacation that ended with accusations of police brutality. the confrontation that happened in rahova beach, making the rounds today. >>> and coming up more on the terror attack in boston, we'll carry it for you live. >>> and concerns from doctors today that women are not being properly treated for a deadly kind of be sure to watch us on facebook and twitter. >>> images of what appearing to be brutality on the part of rahova beach police is getting attention. >> yes, the father was tasered several times, the baby was said to have become a nightmare. >> hi, can i just take him home. >> reporter: >> reporter: in an exclusive interview, 34-year-old jeremy anderson of mechanicsburg said he didn't deserve this treatment from rahova beach. he said this incident happened over a room key. >> he tasered me in the chest. he --

we are here with margie ross, president and publisher of gregory publishing based here in washington. book tv viewers may recognize ms. rossi was with the set book expo america last year for a long conversation about publishing. how're you doing? >> abitibi here. happy you are here. >> the stock but a couple of books you have coming up for the spring season. first off, former lt. governor. >> this is a terrific book. our first best seller of 2013. so we are very excited about that. we release this book as an original trade paperback because we really wanted to make it inaccessible handbook, a sort of consumers' guide to what people can expect. allow the people talked about what was going to happen when obamacare was actually starting to come into affect. well, now it's here and we have to live and deal with it. an expert in this area. former lieutenant governor of new york, one of the few people who has read the entire bill. she goes through in a very common-sense to be easy to understand, was very impressed. very easy to understand explanation of what actually is in the bill, what these different laws are with the r