this was the colombo wars, up gambino wars that were going on in the 1990's. he was put in jail for the rest of his life. peter: victorio a was part of that lou casey family. judge block: i get the five families mixed up. but he was also, like rousseau, was the head of one of the families. russo i think was the captain, the captain of one of the families. they were both big time mafioso people, responsible in jail because of the fact that they were the leaders of all the horrible things that were happening in the mafioso world. we still have mafioso, but it is much diminished them it was in those days and i think ricoh had a lot to do with cutting the legs out of the effectiveness of the mafia. they are still in business but they are not killing people these days, it is smalltime stuff. and the last chapter is my favorite, anthony gas pipe casso . he was part of a cooperation agreement the government and entered with a lot of people and the famous one was sammy the bowl -- bull gravano. and he was the one who turned against john gotti and is responsible for jo

no fernandez reports from colombo. many people have hit out against information that the attorney general's department and the attorney general himself has written to come into the investigation department indicating that 3 of the main suspects in the editor's mother are likely to be released because there is not enough evidence to prosecute the case against them. now among the banners messing with c, a g for justice or injustice. we're seeing ag go home. so generally this group of people generally civil society activists, lawyers, all of them see that things con, turn around completely. i view the eclipse shop when they 1st came out because it was the same attorney general's department will produce this paper before the registration earlier. and of course, the grounding of bands. we have so many cases of impunity and specialty adoption attacks and innovation and moder, i've done list that are still pending, reading for drafted for, to many decades. and that's so much cool. now that this time around that we'll be job t

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. >> greg: you just look like a colombo villain.ughter] >> the greatest colombo villains were always like, lieutenant, i don't have time for your nonsense, i'm busy putting on my ascot. and you're going down body. >> one more question. so, you hate tax is more than anyone. so it is bad enough that they are taking our money for stupid things like roads. but it is going into weird [bleep] all over the world. >> yeah, the new york time's reports the only people that were specializing in health and committed tearing assistance. and that is bad? it's horrible. and because, exactly, the way they discuss it is donald trump took our money. that is not what happened. that is not what happened. what happened is the government took my money, your money, your money, everyone's money was taken and given to them for this [bleep]. like you said, gender what coffee? >> gender friendly coffee. what does that mean? it sounds like an idea that someone would come up with after a bong rip they were taking, they come down from a cocaine vendor. those ide

the fernandez, audra, 0 colombo, rear, 311 year old stranded barrios violin is about to be auctioned in the us is could become the world's most expensive musical instrument houses. heroes, kristin salumi reports from new york. it was made more than 300 years ago. but is still considered state of the art hand crafted from maple by italian violin maker. antonia strode over. all right. the instrument currently on display at sotheby's. auction house is one of just 600 strata various violin still in existence. at the time he made this island and 1714, he was about 70 years old. and one would think that that's a pretty elderly for a luca. but at that point, he had really perfected the craft, change the shape of the violin and gotten to the point where he had perfected exactly how to create the best possible sound known as the yoga mon. this rear violent and takes its name from 2 previous owners. joseph yoakum, who is believe to have played it to premier composer johan bronze violin concerto in d major. and see how not a legendary us based chinese violinist who donated the instrument to the

decorated elephants, traditional dancers, and performers filled the streets in sri lanka's capital of colombotakes pride in showing off traditions during the annual festival. it fosters unit i and harmony between communities as buddhists, hindus, muslims, and christians gather to display their cultural heritage. >>> former trump adviser steve bannon pleads not guilty, and a pot grower's lawsuit. those are some of the headlines we're following on the "morning newsstand." "the boston globe" says in a first of its kind case, a western massachusetts cannabis farm is suing a neighboring farm over pesticides. river valley growers in hatfield claims that norse farms, which grows berries and root vegetables, ruined thousands of pound of marijuana in 2022 by spraying chemicals that hurt its crop. it said it was prevented from growing marijuana in 2023 and 2024 it estimates loss of $17 million. norse farms done respond when asked for a comment. >>> "the kansas city star" says a local sports reporter who died in new orleans while covering the super bowl may have been drugged by a suspect who's now in cu

the sides now play two one—day internationals starting on wednesday in colombo.day. world numberfive ruud beat spain's jaume munar, who had a chance to close out the match in the tenth game of the final set, but ruud broke back to pull even at 5—5 before the winning the match on a tie—breaker. shapovalov reached the final by continuing his impressive run at the tournament so far. he beat world numberfour taylor fritz in the second round and needed just an hour and a half to get past a second top—ten opponent in a week, beating ninth—ranked tommy paul, shapovalov winning 7—5, 6—3, that's just about it, but before we go a reminder that it's super bowl 59 later in new orleans. our sports correspondent nesta mcgregor is there too — and a warning there is flash photography in his report will it be an upset for the eagles? eagles all day! let's go, go, chiefs! the words three—peat mean anything? it will be an upset — when we upset the eagles. and when it comes to tickets, you've either got your hands on one... $2,500 a ticket... ..or you're waiting for one. same thing,

i mean, he was one of the first people to become a mafia and informant, a guy from the colombo family named greg scarpa, arguably one of the most lethal killers the mafia ever had. and and they sent greg scarpa down to mississippi because they couldn't get the fbi to get people to talk. and greg scarpa, on several occasions, not just the three civil rights workers and scarpa held a knife to a part where men would probably be uncomfortable with that and put a gun in their mouth and said to the klansman, you tell us where the bodies are and this was not known for decades. and bits and pieces have come out over the years. and i was finally able to get sources in federal law enforcement, not on the record to say essentially, lee, we have come to the conclusion that this actually happened and the fbi, by the way, to its credit, has become much more transparent in recent years about acknowledging past naughtiness. not totally transparent, but more transparent. and so the way they end now, what did you, edgar hoover, say? our you know, it was always this rat a tat. we went down there and use

that sort of anger and frustration has come out and being always today, been a fernandez audra 0 colombo. we're using lynch has been commemorating the signing of the countries founding document. daniel white tunnel g day celebrations included a dual service fucking the day back in 18. 14 when the treaty was signed by the british crown. how molly chief protest is turned that box on government ministers denouncing policy seen as rolling back indigenous rights. i mister christopher, looks and is criticized for failing to attend the main survey at a time in race relations under growing strain in a country keeping conditions a life. they will not sit for medium boxes and forget a website. how does that don't come? the most thing 1st is next the i'm increasing power in africa production most, and that is killable. so to use violence in the country that he's rushes presence in the central african republic, a stabilizing force, or a calculated strategy for dillman. and this is, of course, the continent. they provide security and they take uranium, they provide security and we take time and rushe

been of fernandez, audra, 0, colombo, the demonstrations in bangladesh of storms, the home of exiled form, a prime minister. shake has seen a thousands processes gather and set fire to a scene his family home in the capital duyka. the house was in full days, protest as were enraged by speech testing and published on social media from ex all in india. you, denny has ignored closed. find the government to find a dash to expedite. she's accused of ordering extra traditional killings and orchestra facing the full disappearance of hundreds of political opponents during lost his student protests. they use climate monitors as last month was the hottest in january on reco, despite hopes the cooling season pulse of the world light is the heat. the ocean has become a refuge for people in radish, narrow west coaching. some of the temperatures are pushing 40 degrees celsius, where the full costs predicts the intense heat will continue. new zealand has been commemorating the signing of the countries funding document. daniel lights, how many days celebrations increase to the dorms of smoke in the