>> yes, yes. >> reporter: did you know rachael?t the garage that friday night and said nothing seemed amiss. what did he say was going on? >> he said he dropped charles off, mingles and that there had been some interaction with rachael that wasn't happy. and charles said he wanted to have a drink. and so he dropped him off and was going to go back, and he'd be home. >> reporter: intriguing perhaps, but the two friends mismatched stories did nothing to advance the cops case. rachel still missing, there was no evidence an actual crime had even occurred. all they had were their suspicions about david stone and charles capone. so now you got two different versions of friday night. >> two different versions. they were supposedly together, but they're telling two different stories. >> reporter: tangled somewhere in the differing accounts, the cops thought, there must be a buried clue about what had happened to rachael. meantime, her heartbroken daughters did what they could to fill the awful hours. organizing searches, building a webpage

strange, unsettling things were happening to rachael. she told her friends someone was stalking her. >> we were talking late at night, and she got real panicked and she said, "i think there's somebody outside." >> reporter: and then came a rash of disturbing phone calls. no caller i.d., disguised voices. >> it's funny you don't get it. >> reporter: she gave her friend jennifer norberg the low-down. what kinds of things were going on with her? >> phone calls. distorted voices. >> reporter: creepy movie kind of stuff? >> knowing where she's at in her house, which lights were on. >> not just, i know where you are, i know in the bedroom right now? >> um-hmm. i know what time you came home last night and what time you left today. and, just watching her every move. >> it's only a matter of time before we get your cell phone number. >> reporter: charles, meanwhile, told rachael he was getting the same kind of disturbing calls. and in april it got worse. rachael's vehicle was vandalized, more than once. tires slashed, windows broken. charles vol

>> the body of rachael anderson. >> reporter: into the fast moving river never to be seen again. what would the jury make of this man giving them such critical evidence, the play by play of the crime itself? you know they're going to hate this guy? >> that's the reality of the case. >> reporter: did it matter whether the jury sat in moral judgment on your star witness, mia? >> no. they won't like that he didn't intervene and that he helped dispose of her body, but that doesn't change the fact that he witnessed what he did. >> reporter: as the state rested, it looked, ironically, as though its star witness would prove to be the best thing the defense had going for it. david stone, would the jury believe a word he said? >>> coming up and what about the other man at the center of the case? though he won't take the stand, charles capone take the tough questions from us. >> this whole thread of this thing, i'll kill your wife if you'll kill mine -- did that happen? the last good man in america. [children shouting] listen to me. why are you swinging the bat at rocco like that? - you hi

rachael? make a great homemade beef jerky i make for my family every year and i give it to all the dads in my family. has a lot of worcestershire, juniper, beer, soy. so, i could make him my homemade batch of jerky. or you could bring the jerky back to life, make a burger and stack it on it like a bacon cheeseburger, but a jerky cheeseburger. that could be good, too. >> that sounds good. >> if elected officials aren't going to get behind this, they should be labeled pro hunger. >> we should be thinking about bugs. let's start getting used to it. >> eating bugs. >> i cannot even imagine the idea of it. >> we'd need a lot more rose. >> bring on the rose. ♪ >> tom, you have just executive produced a film called "a place at the table." >> fantastic film, by the way. >> talking all about how to get kids to eat healthier and how to get the government to care about it. why can't we get proper food into our kids? who do you blame? >> that's a very complex question. >> so many people. >> i don't know i

>> that is the newest rachael ray she tied the not on the show all because they share a name. she says she has been a fan of the chef for a long time and told her now husband brian they would share -- >>> friday the 13th is a lucky day for pop star taylor swift, she made a slash online with the release of her newest video. ♪♪ ♪♪ the video for style premiered on "good morning america," she was teasing the video on her instagram account for the last three days. well an american anthem is headed for the auction block the original notes for done mcclean's american pie goes up for sale. national endowment for the arts calls it the song of the century and it's valued at an estimate $1 million. woman: i was tired of my chronic constipation and the way it made me feel the discomfort the bloating the straining. i'd just felt this way for too long. so i finally talked to my doctor about my symptoms. i'd tried laxatives before. he prescribed amitiza (lubiprostone) for my chronic constipation. it works differently than laxatives. man: amitiza is clinically shown to help relieve common sym

if no other questions we can go on to the next applicant rachael langston. >> all right. [inaudible] thank you perfect. okay. good afternoon and thank you very much for this opportunity. i am applying -- my name is rachael langston and applying for seat two of the equal pay advisory board. just to tell you about my qualifications. i graduated from the university of california burke ree school of law in 2008 and after graduation i began my career at the law center here in san francisco. the employment law center's focus is helping low income workers and to improve their lives through direct services, litigation and also policy work. my particular -- the focus of my particular work at elc is in our gunder equity and lgbt gender rights program and i represent individuals who faced discrimination and harassment and other things based on sex, gender orientation, gender, gender identity and include women and women of colors and working methods and lgbt individuals and women struggling to maintain their entertainment while going through crisis with abuse and stalking. we help pe

>> trying to change the world a little at a time. >> rachael, what about you?am going to work hard to make tom colicchio president of the united states so we get more money for children's school food. >> thank you. >> and i will spend any day off that i get for that working on the campaign for bobby flay for mayor. >> i just want you to come to the restaurant, don't worry about the other part. >> no, because that is what i have to do to support mario, my good friend. i have to spend the other 21 nights i have off at his restaurants so that he can decide where he's taking his career next and which one gets to be the chain. >> there you go. >> i am dedicated to getting up every day and trying harder at all the things i am blessed to have the opportunity to do. i didn't plan it so far, so i am going to stick to that plan. >> would you be happy if you were doing this for the next five years? >> this is really, like, four or five different things for me. >> this for five years -- >> i'm not sure you could take it. we need a lot more rose. >> we will open a couple of

so we look at this picture,. >> rachael's nurse. >> i what do you like about it? the modern touch, while, more neutral side right, and it is very cozy, there is a lot of shear link, a lot of comfortable throws, you know but has like real comfy happy. >> it is good to be a baby without dora explorer or thomas the train traditional thing. all right, so this is something you might do. we have this thing called a zoom board. people are seeing it now. almost like an inspiration board, right. >> yes. and the main thing about this, we are taking this rachael zoe look i'm sure people can't afford probably, expensive nursery. >> for sure. >> we are showing you how we can make this look at quarter of the price. >> okay? >> so that's what we do for a loft clients especially women expecting, they have these nurseries in mind they're so excited about they want, but like it is a little over my budget range, can you guys help me figure out how to do that. >> i love it. some of the tips, some of the things weaver right here in this space it looks adorable, the thing i like about

. >> the notorious rbg, the justice ginsburg interview on the rachael maddow show tonight on msnbc. >tion." joining me tonight access hollywood's sean robinson, political analyst jason johnson, and msnbc contributor victoria defrancesco soto. thank you all for being here. >> glad to be here. >>> start tonight with jeb bush and the past. according to "the washington post," the former governor doesn't want to talk about the wars in iraq and afghanistan his brother led america into. quote, i won't talk about the past. if i'm in the process of considering the possibility of running, it's not about relitigating anything in the past. jason, can he get by hiding from the past? >> no. not at all. especially if he ends up going up against hillary clinton. look everyone is going to look at his name and look at his past and look at his history. and you can't tell the audience don't look over here, don't look over there, only look at what i'm saying. so i think george bush is being very foolish with this strategy and the more he looks like he's trying to avoid talking about his past, the more peo

rachael got into burger ville in oregon by climbing through the drive-through woman yesterday morningr when she came to work. she was wearing a afront and plastic gloves while she cooked a burger, she was arrested on second-degree burglary. >> a very daring superbowl bet made by a company in the midwest means free furniture for its customers. they made a bet with customers that stores in chicago and ohio saying if it snowed at least three inches on superbowl sunday everything, purchased on that day would be free. well, it sure did. and thousands of lucky shoppers are cashing in. >> we didn't know about the sale until we were in the store until about the furniture. >> it feels good when you're getting it for free. >> 7 inches of snow fell on superbowl sunday where the company had the stores. >> an antioch man says he's a new millionaire due to a twist of fake. went to a smoke shop and more to buy lottery scratch tickets so he got two power ball tickets instead. this is his ticket. he matched everything, but the power ball to win, and got $1.4 million. he is going to buy a house and sta

. >> meanwhile, customer ron pitman and his wife, rachael, had their own close encounter outside. >>t of the store, there were three deer running up the steps directly after us. after the deer went into the store, and my family was safe in the car, i wanted to go back inside to make sure nobody was hurt. so i went back in. and checked out what was going on. >> he finds shadler and lisa in the office and sees the deer hoofing it to the back of the store. >> they had a hard time getting traction. it's almost like ice to them. they were just all over the place. deer were in the back of the store, they were milling around trying to find -- they were looking for a way to get out. and that back fire door has a window in it and they hit the door and it came open and that's how they were able to get out. >> it's over just that quick. in the front door, out the back. pitman and his employees wander about, checking for damage. >> they went through the store, making sure everything was fine, and fortunately, nobody got hurt. >> i expected to see the deer had run into them, there were cuts, brui

rachael worked in the billing department. >> you would see bills that you were trying to get insuranceompanies to pay. >> i would send out claims. i would send it electronically and it would say paid $13,000. it would say on the screen that this insurance company paid $13,000 for this person's one month supply of a scar cream and they had 11 more refills available. >> western medical pitched the creams as a free benefit paid by insurance. if a patient said yet western medical told their doctor one patient expressed interest in a noninvasive topical cream and sent prewritten prescriptions for the doctor to sign. >> why do you believe your doctor signed the prescriptions? >> we had been discussing the topic of pain and they took advantage of that in the ways that the memo and that fax implied. >> reporter: sources linked to western medical tell cbs news the company collected up to 200 a day billing them for more than a million dollars a week. the creams were produced in dallas. ashley downing and her husband and co-owner recently hosted this red carpet event to celebrate their pharmacy's

so i got together with rachael ray and we played a giant version. >> wow. >> so much fun.irthday monopoly. >> i haven't heard of amy chasing life. you're on your own show over at abc family. >> i make a little appearance on chasing life. >> so modest. >> it is. and it was really tough because i played myself. take a look. >> and coming up next in the 8:00 hour red sox player richie miranda breaks his silence. alleging he is off the wagon. we'll release that after the break. >> good morning danny and good morning, america. >> okay. >> can you believe they're talking about my story on "gma." i'm making news. i'm a news maker. >> good to see you're staying grounded. >> yay! >> playing me. >> and catch the brand new episode "chasing life." >> i was going to say i got this breaking news in my ear. because monopoly looks so good it's actually 80. it looks 40. so happy 80th birthday and it's fun getting ready for the oscars. stars will be shining. how do hollywood's a-listers get hollywood carpet ready? >> reporter: the clock is ticking for hollywood's hottest to rock the red car

rachael ray. steve jobs. walt disney. ellen degeneres.g. >> sort of an elitist comment to make by him. right? >> what has disney done. >> something about measles. >> walt disney wasn't the most interested one on the list. couple of points. one is says more about howard dean than it does about scott walker. i'll leave it to you what it says. secondly, it is kind of a back-handed a compliment to walker that you are beginning to see people -- there was also just this weird story which is what dean was reacting to in the washington yesterday where they said questions about walker's leaving college early lingered. and i must say i read it with some interest. i thought, wow, there must be something here. what did he do in his senior year. he got in trouble forced out of school? no just turns out he wasn't particularly enjoying school. he got offered a job and he decided he would leave early and go to work. he got a good job, got married, became a two-term governor for a wisconsin. there was no story there. >> chris who are you going to be schoo