reggie basile fired the third shot.chet 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. 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, for the shoes that left the impressions inside the shaws' home. shannon touchet and reggie basile 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. he got the same sentence

reggie. [ laughter ] >> you know, reggie knows i'm from the bay area.an to ask a question like that. >> i tell ya, that world series in his day, he will forever be mr. october. no question about that one. >> and ken, actually i'm old enough to say i saw reggie jackson play in those world series games. he was hurt in the first world series. the a's won three in a row as now. >> oh, yeah. great guy p and a pretty good car collection. >> all right, dennis. thanks for that. >>> for news throughout the evening the latest news and weather are always on our website, kpix.com. "like" us on facebook. >> the next newscast is at 10:00 on the cw 44/cable 12 and like she says, we'll be back here again at 11. and you could save hundreds." announcer: it's time to play "family feud." give it up for steve harvey. [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: thank you very much. how are you, folks? thank you very much. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. boy, we got a real good one for you today, folks. returning for their fifth

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our breathing was getting elevated, as well. >> even though reggie and roberta are fitness professionalsk out a lot, the stress on their hearts more than doubled in just a few minutes of shoveling this heavy snow. doctors say for the average person that stress can be significantly stronger. >> it's a sudden surge, sudden stress, it's a little different where you build to it. >> dr. nicholas balage says it's a combination of cold temperatures and strenuous activity can cause a sudden increase in blood pressure. to lit what you're doing even though it doesn't -- even though it seems like you can handle it. it is much more stress than you're used to. >> doreen againgentzler, news 4 today. >>> why hundreds of people plan to brave the snow and cold and run in their briefs today in d.c. >> crazy, crazy people. >>> plus, your chance to see a fragile document on display during black history month. >> now here's chuck. >>> good morning, everybody. going over the latest data, i think we may actually get a little bit more snow, conversational in nature. how long does it last? will >>> by this time

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reggie jackson to durant, who throws it down. he had 26 points. a quiet 26 points for kevin durant.all, he stole the show. had a great game tonight, gets the turnover here and the flush. 17 points, a career high 15 assists for john wall tonight. he had 6 steals, 4 rebounds, wizards win impressively 96-81. >>> let's talk some football now. not that peyton manning could feel anymore pressure for super bowl xlviii tomorrow, but tonight, manning was named the league's mvp for the regular season. it's his fifth mvp award. no other player has won more than three. no doubt manning will be in the hall of fame some day alongside some great players. here's a look at the 2014 hall of fame class. michael strahan headlines the class. he'll be enshrined with derrick brooks, andre reed, who played one season with the redskins. ray guy becomes the first punter to ever make it into the hall of fame. also defensive yak williams, and walter jones. and six-time pro bowl defensive end claude humphrey. >>> back to basketball now. after losing five straight games, desperate is the word that best describes

by the way, i asked reggie jackson last night at the warriors game, which is the real mr. october? or reggie jackson? he said don't ever ask me that question again! i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. undefeated, numb - ranked syracuse... on the road at >>> play of the day, we got a thriller to show you. college hoops undefeated number one syracuse on the road at pitt. syracuse is down a point with the orange about to inbound the ball. watch. >> he hit the shot! derek hughes wins it! >> how about that? freshman tyler inin this with the game winner. syracuse and wichita state are the only two major teams that have not lost a game this season. play of the day. >>> 6:26 right now. a house in san francisco's twin peaks collapses and slides down a hill. what the investigation reveals about the construction work happening at the time of the accident. >> reporter: did a bart police officer overstep his bounds when he used a taser on a man on a bart train? we'll show you the video. you can decide for yourself coming up next. ,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda

. >> i was a grungy old man -- was a grouchy teenager, and reggie young adults, and alabama grouchy -d not say hamel your old. i'm not old. i like what they create. facebook is a wonderful thing. if you can control it. john: you're going beyond that. cyberspace addiction, an epidemic is leading to a weaker america. >> true. no doubt in my mind. john: socrates, old people have always complained about young people of people -- >> old people are smarter than young people. socrates said that and right after that he drank hemlock and died. so depressed that he killed himself. john: in this case the young people may be smarter than me, and we will find out. >> smarter than you, but not me. john: thank you, bill o'reilly. always relieved when i escape his studio alive. always complained about the behavior of the hon. now people complain about maile cyrus. am i just another bill o'reilly curmudgeon because i think it is wrong for a teen idol to do this ? what about this guy. he was once criticized for being vulgar, too. ♪ so was she. ♪ that discussion will come up later. next, are you younger

the knicks, the championship, and reggie miller liked the guard. en too. babe ruth and the yankees. the mets have won a couple. derek jeter, they have had some great games there as well. and i have a couple guys joining me now on this set along with larry who know something about winning championships in new york. welcome. >> thank you for having us. >> you guys know what it's like to play in this city. it's pretty much like playing nowhere else in the country. educate larry. >> it's great. when you win. people love winners here. when you lose, you hear it from the fans. they have a high level of expectation. they have a lot to do and if you're the team that's not the hot one, you get shuffled around. >> you're right. that's exactly what it is. it it's the best place to win, it's the worst place to lose. luckily for us, we have had a lot of success. it's so many teams here. if you're not the hot one, just wait until next year. >> i have heard what the fans say. >> the curious thing i thought about, being in arizona, you get lost in the shuffle. but playing on the east coast, you dea

. >> yeah, reggie and karen were disappointed as natives to this climate change work group. so, yes, it will be a strong push me because my staff has ade it a top priority. one more question. lance? >> we are the last tribe to get federally recognized through the process in 2010, and the issue is a major issue within my community. it is really affecting our ability to do any kind of land trust. you have to employ congress to make this stick. i want to get some ideas from you as to how we're going to move forward in an attempt to get a fix. this is in light of the decision that just came out the other day. it's really starting to impact not only the small tribes, but it's going to start to have this ripple effect to affect all tribes, especially with this decision. i'd just like to hear from you on the issue and where we are going to move forward with that. >> the decision from the supreme court was probably one of the worst decisions in a long time, because it impacted a lot of tribes across the nation. we are the first people of this ation, we are, we've been in our homelan

by the way, i asked reggie jackson last night at the warriors game, which is the real mr. october? jeter or reggie jackson? he said don't ever ask me that question again! i'm dennis o'donnell. see you tonight. >>> two months after a house collapsed down a hill in a san francisco neighborhood a new report suggests it may have been preventable. where inspectors are placing blame. >> reporter: and once again, east coast snow causing headaches at bay area airports. i'm kiet do with a live report coming up. ,,,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ told ya you could do it. (dad vo) i want her to be safe. so, i taught her what i could and got her a subaru. (girl) piece of cake. ♪ (announcer) love. it's what makes a subaru, a subaru. good evening, this is flo. [laughs] yes, i'm that flo. aren't you sweet! licensed phone-ups available 24/7. call 1-800-progressive. >>> your realtime captioner is linda macdonald. to be a false alarm. now -- police are explaining their actions. >>> the amber alert that had millions on the lookout for two kidnap victims turns out to be a false alarm. now police are explaining their acti

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. >>> former antioch city council man reggie moore died. moore was the first african american to be elected to the council in 2006. he served at that post for four years. he died this morning after a long battle with cairns. >>> ahead tonight, millions of pounds of meat recalled from a bay area company, what inspectors say was not happening there raising questions tonight. >>> internet giant yahoo is in damage control mode. the out age that outraged some users and had others calling it dejavou. >>> plus a first for the nfl as a college football player comes out of the closet ahead of the draft. the influential entity already expressing support. >>> an alaska airlines flight was forced to turnaround and make an emergency landing at the san jose airport a little more than an hour after departing for honolulu. the pilot of flight 837 which we've highlighted for you decided to turn around when the power went out on one of half a dozen navigation systems. the pilot landed the boeing 737 safely back at the airport at about 9:40 this morning no on

. >> prison psychologist reggie matias hopes steele will be well enough eventually to be transitioned to a less restrictive unit. >> we have a program where they work in general population, they do that for a week or so, maybe two. if it looks like it's going well, then they'll move them up to a dorm and they can go to work from there. essentially they would be discharged from the chronic care unit. >> i heard you've been doing much, much better these days. >> i'm trying to. >> yeah, good. the plan is as soon as you get back to your usual self, we'll get you back out there working. you worked in the kitchen, right? >> yeah, i worked in the kitchen as a cook. >> i heard you were popular. >> i'm the best cook over there. >> that's what they said. they said the food was good. >> that's because i have a passion for cooking. >> but when the subject of getting a job in population arises, steele suddenly changes his tone and accuses the doctor of deceiving him. >> you lied to me so much in the past out there in population, that i don't know if i can trust you. >> i understand. now things loo

getting busy as they traded marcus thornton to the brooklyn mets in exchange for jason terry and reggie evans. thornton is averaging eight points a game this year down from 18.7 two seasons ago with the kings. meanwhile, the warriors will be without andrew for the fifth consecutive game. depending who you talk to he has a bone bruise or inflammation which is aggravated by a bad reaction to a cortisone shot last week. there is still no timetable set for his return. >> we'll in the play tonight. will continue to get treatment and we look form ward to having him back healthy and whole. we'll be smart and make sure that he gets right before he steps on the floor. >> worriers take on the kings at the top of the hour on comcast sports net by area. we'll have highlights right here tonight after the olympics. ? scottsdale the giants hitting the field with a full squad for the first time this spring. for more, we bring in ama amad feerid from skates dale. >> reporter: everybody was out there except a couple guys. a bit of a bad back, at least trying to watch it early in spring and brandon flying

>> prison psychologist reggie matias is called in to calm gonzalez down. >> you're going home friday,h. friday is my out day. i want to hurry up and make it out there before i do end up doing something stupid, knowing i will regret it later on down the line when i'm sitting here. >> i was getting a little worried about you. the closer it gets to your date, the more worked up you seem to be getting. >> i'm glad you noticed that. i'm nervous, man. don't get me wrong. i'm really happy to be out there with my family again. you know? i'm not trying to get in trouble to purposely stay here. that's not what this is about. it's not purposely. it's just how i am. >> it's a big change. >> i'm telling you, i want to get the hell out of here as soon as possible. i can't wait. >> gonzalez is not the only cutter at isp who's under stress. after less than a week of living in a general population dorm, john philbeck ran into a problem with another inmate and was moved back to the residential treatment unit. when he got there, more trouble was waiting for him. >> dude jumped me as soon as he opened up

you see that most often in sports, people like reggie jackson, john elway, joe namath, all made hugeho hockey player from minnesota almost single handedly beat the russians in a shootout. he was brilliant. clutch players control their fear, therefore, they're able to do their best. if you want to perform in the clutch, you have to find a way to banish that fear. factor tip of the day. o'reilly@faxnews.com. word of the day, do not be a poltroon when writing to the factor. thank you for watching us tonight. please remember the spin stops here in l.a. we're definitely looking out for you. >>> i'm megyn kelly live in new york city, and tonight. >> one day before president obama heads to mexico, harry reid calls for some dramatic new executive orders on immigration. will the president act on his own again? >> i've got a pen and i've got a phone. that's all i need. >> reports of a deal in the works to trade some of the terrorists at gitmo for a u.s. soldier held overseas. and then a kelly file exclusive, why hillary clinton represents the real w

reggie matias as he walked that fine line on a daily basis. >> i didn't do it. i'm innocent. was framed. >> one of the most notable things about dr. matias was his sense of humor. he was a very funny guy. >> it's the only way i keep myself sane. i go from one thing to another. so i have to use humor. >> we followed dr. matias to the prison's residential treatment unit, where inmates with varying levels of mental illness are housed. a number of them cope with the stress of prison by cutting themselves. >> knock knock. >> what's up? >> nothing much. how are you? >> how are you? >> he had a very gentle way of dealing with the inmates. even with the inmates who had done something he wasn't very happy about. >> when did you cut? yesterday? two days ago? what's today, friday? thursday? so wednesday? >> yeah. >> that was after group? >> yeah. >> come here. >> it's not bad, though. >> let's see. well, that's -- that's bad enough. let me ask. you know the stress was building up and you felt the tension. it clicked in your head that you should ask for me, talk to the mentor? >> yeah. >

reggie matias, felt he was capable of doing something few predators are capable of, changing their ways let's try to figure out a different way to do his time in prison. and so he talked with me when he was up on the segregation unit and said i really want a chance at the rtu unit. i want to start making changes in my life. you know, we're pretty particular about who we take in. the bottom line on this is there can be no violence. >> i think this unit is the vehicle that i've been waiting for. i think that i'm ready for it because now that my system is beginning to settle, this will be the best time to tackle right at this moment. >> remember, you're trying to change your past. you've been going down a certain road for many years and you're trying to walk a different road. do your time a little differently than you have in the last eight or nine years? you're going to be one of our starters. i know that, i know that. >> i can come up here and i can get my stuff together. so i don't have to relapse into a condition that forbids me from being this free again. there is that form of freedom

. >> there's mickey kelly and there's don cheadle and there's arnold schwarzenegger and there's reggiets and one republic and me and we're all on stage, and i'm living the dream right now. this is the best thing in the world. >> reporter: most disgusting? one of the five finalists in the doritos make your own commercial contest. it's like a weird dorito finger cleaning machine. >> you ask too many questions, billy. >> do you know that i already have 27 million views on our ads? i've already had a super bowl before the super bowl. >> reporter: most heartwarming. lieutenant chuck mann came home from afghanistan, first surpr e surprise, not just his girlfriend but the whole town came out to give him a hero's welcome. second surprise, bud shot it all and 100 million super bowl viewers will now see it. ♪ i'm coming home wash away >> reporter: most intricate. a bunch of geniuses gave up months of their lives to create the doberman/chihuahua cross, the doberhuahua for audi. best at making fun -- >> have you noticed that in hollywood movies all the villains are played by brits >> we're impress

. >> and another case was reggie griffin in missouri, he was convicted of murdering a fellow inmate,here was no physical evidence connecting him to that crime. >> right. and he was convicted on the basis of testimony from other inmates. over the years as this case unraveled, it became clear that the other inmates made inconsistent statements and some of them retracted their testimony, that they had deals with the state that would get them off some of their own sentences and so forth. so by the time he was exonerated, there was essentially nothing left of the testimony that had originally convicted him. but let me get back to -- >> go ahead. >> i was going to say about people who plead guilty, overall, about 95% of people who are convicted of felonies, serious crimes in the united states, plead guilty. usually for plea bargains. and you can see why. because if you take a plea bargain, you might get sentenced to six months in county jail or a year in prison. on the same case if you go to trial and are convicted after trial, you might get five years or ten years or even 20 years. just a

>> reggie has not seen it yet.rt with the conflict 77 and take it all the way through to yankee stadium. but it shows that he ultimately had to deliver. >> that's a good example if you can get the stars there. >> we bring them out so the audience can talk to them afterwards. role of johnthe sterling and susan waldon? need to go seee it is what that means. >> michael k does the voiceover we have toyou >> leave it there. we are looking forward to seeing it. we will be right back. we have a lot of stocks to talk about and a market to talk about. ♪ >> if you missed everything that happened during today's session, don't worry. we are getting you caught up on the only stock should need to know about. number 10 is whole foods. hosting profits trailed they lower their full-year guidance. the company has been seeing more competition from natural food sellers. >> number nine, nvidia, forecasting first-quarter sales missing analyst reactions. for cards used in high-end gaming computers will make up for the demand will stop re

toughders will face a hill climb in the next reggie the competition. the motorbike grand prix title is up for grabs after the world champion rider. the honda rider had been forced to pull out of the competition. his team expects him to be back in action in just a few months. a long-standing chimney was demolished in a controlled explosion. 1965, the 200-meter tall until 2003.od many spectators cheered as dynamite tumble the chimney, creating an enormous cloud of dust. now let's get your asset check. manus cranny is that the touchscreen. >> a bit of a mixed picture on this equity board behind me. g-20 starting, the potential of some agreement and perhaps these lines to be drawn within the ukraine. willhe debate at the g-20 be between the federal reserve and the rest of the emerging markets countries. the united kingdom, the london market rises for the sixth day in a row. vodafone tops the agenda. to close a deal where they sell their stake of verizon wireless. that, ubs says, leaves this stock particularly undervalued. they raised their price target to

. >> reporter: hall of famer reggie jackson. >> his legacy is going to be arguably one of the best. > the wins and the losses and every drive to the yankee stadium in the bronze. opening day is 46 days away. >> 46 days away. can it be right now? his final game in new york is september 25th. the average price for that game is now litted as. it will be against who is boston red sox on september 28th. >> and the tickets for that game are already in demand. >> i have a price at $763. as far as i'm concerned, we take it. >> look at this. >> i want to thank the good lord for meling me a yankee. >> this is interesting. he wants to focus on his personal life. start a family of his own and feed circulate a summer vacation vacation. he is mr. dreamy with a capital "d." i love everything about him. >> i have no problem with him having so many girlfriends hchl's a single guy. >> both need to be capitalized. >> should we make the bet now? >> with can make the bed now. let's do it. >> niebs glasses by the way. >> thanks. >> take me to dinner. >> we'll take you to dinner. >> eye infection central. >

reggie brothers as the next undersecretary for science and technology.e are actively recruiting telik -- talented people to be undersecretary for intelligence and analysis, director for immigration enforcement. the next chief financial officer and other key positions. finally, we will also continually reinforce among all the men and women of the department the common unifying mission of homeland security that binds us together. homeland security security is the most important mission in -- any government can provide for its people. i told you i was in new york city on 9/11. for years, my secretary at the law firm i was with in manhattan was a woman named gina tichiari. she is a shy, quiet woman who works about 50 hours a week, commutes three hours a day, raises two weeks, the wife of a retired new york city police officer, plays by the rules and never makes waves. on september 11, she was walking into the world trade center with her three-year-old daughter to catch the subway to midtown when american airlines light 11 plowed into the building literally a

this is reggie to baltimore natives. when the snow started. let me start with you. talk about this particular snow right here. heavy and wet. what's it been like? >> it's heavy, but right now it's smooth with the rain. >>> you worried about more snow or ice? you feel like the roads are good? >> right now they are good. i don't know if they are talking about more, but hopefully it won't get worse. we will do the best we can do to clear the streets. >> they are talking about more, i have to tell you. don, here's what we are going do. this guy has to get on the road. the roads are pretty good. the sides is what they are trying to clear out now. we are going to get going and try to plow. hopefully keep our signal as you pull away. if you lose us, that's why. this is going on in baltimore right now. >> the snow plow and getting cookies from neighbors. thank you very much for those reports. power companies from louisiana to connecticut, reporting almost 3/4 of a million customers don't have electricity because of this storm. t

. >> reggie watt, mika kelly, done cheadle. >> and he may not be an actor but he knows something's ups on with the lama. he knows something is up. >> i find with the super bowl that everything is crowded into one commercial and it's so enjoyable but you can't really see it if you're at a party. you need to see it later to enjoy it. >> i enjoyed it more this morning when i watched the whole three minutes. >> you're wondering how much bang for their buck when -- >> they said the phrase "tiny tennis." >> a lot of people are talking about why are they seeing jerry seinfeld and george, why are they seeing them in new york. look at this ads. >> go watch the second half with the wassersteins. >> seriously? >> yes. get out of here. >> oh, hello, newman. >> the wassermans wanted savory this year. go seahawks! >> i thought that the jokes were kind of stale and it's really odd to see jerry, who looks pretty different and the other two who look exactly the same. >> one of the things that bothered me a little bit is the web series they're advertising is much better than the commercial, carl reiner