but bulger wanted more. federal investigators say he'd stop at nothing to get it. >> then he went on a killing rampage. i think it's like a month he killed six guys in 1972. >> he was ambitious and making his move. >> reporter: he was making his pmove with thmove with tm flemmeflemme,r flemmp . among their alleged victims, his own girlfriend deborah davis. >> back in those days before dna was in use to identify victims, he would personally get involved in cutting off the fingers or hands of the victims and extracting their teeth. >> reporter: tom fuentes ran the organized crime squad for fbi headquarters. give me three words to describe bulger. >> stone cold killer. >> reporter: why kill debbie davis? authorities say she knew bulger's secret connection with anothanother kip anotheran connally. >> for him it was like meeting ted williams. the idea of equating -- >> reportep >> reporter:>> baseball player. >> -r >> -- >> -- to p ththarthat showp that valuvalues anp values aval p world that world tha connally.

according to testimony at a civil trial, fbi agent connelly told bulger where to find halloran. >> bulger cornered him and shot him 22 times, starting from the leg up to his torso, up to his chest. 22 times with no head shot. so he inflicted as much pain as he could, and also did it in a fashion to make sure that he knew halloran would die. >> in a case of wrong place, wrong time, michael donohue was giving halloran a ride home. donohue was killed instantly, leaving behind a wife and three young kids, who to this day blame the fbi in the death. >> john connelly, he's a big reason why my father is dead. zpr there >> there's a hole in your heart and you're thinking about what's going to take place hopefully in the future, and then there's no future with that person. so that's a pretty gut-wrenching feeling. >> in 1994, whitey bulger's nearly 20-year reign came to an end, in what was likely connelly's parting gift, authorities say he alerted bulger to a pending indictment, and true to his word had never returned to prison, bulger disappeared with his longtime mistress, katherine greig, leadi

as whitey bulger pleads not guilty to 19 murders. jim axelrod talks to those who know him best. >> he's a fraud. he's a rat. and king rat at that. >> pelley: amazing pictures of a dust bowl scene in phoenix. ben tracy tells us why we're having such violent weather. and the right stuff at the wrong time. mark strassman with the astronauts watching the shuttle program come to an end. >> i'm not going to lie to you, being an astronaut was like the coolest job ever. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. in the age of suicide bombers, maybe it was only a matter of time. tonight federal authorities are warning airlines that terrorists might have explosives surgically implanted in their bodies. this is apparently just an idea that the terrorists are talking about. federal officials told us today they have not uncovered an actual plot. but the notion creates problems for airport security. and we asked nancy cordes to tell us about the possibilities. >> reporter: the devices the

and our first look at former gangster whitey bulger on the day the judge makes an important decision. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it wasn't one mistake but failure after failure that has the government plugging holes in u.s. airport security tonight. nearly ten years after 9/11, a a man of noornlgian dissent, olajide noibi, was still able to board a commercial jetliner with none of the commercial documents and no trouble at all. the story is infuriating if you've ever fumbled with luggage, a ticket, a boarding pass and an i.d. while waiting to get through that first checkpoint of the t.s.a. bob orr is in washington with late information. bob, what are you hearing? >> reporter: well, scott, as you said, this is a fundamental failure of the most basic u.s. aviation security policies. a man with no valid boarding pass, no valid ticket, was cleared through a checkpoint and took a cross-country flight. virgin america flight 415 had taken off from new york's kennedy airport and was already in the air heading for los

his book, black mass, details the deals bulger made where the f.b.i. to save his skin, and says any trial could give bulger more of what he wants, the spotlight. since it's all he's got left. >> with a guy like him, he may say some things that he's just toying with everyone, he may be concocting things. >> reporter: because in the eyes of many he's a sin ter manipulator. listen to shea, whom bulger sent to prison. >> because i never had a father. at times he was a father figure. and that's the sad part that i feel. >> reporter: but of all the feelings about bulger and boston now, sadness may be the least common. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >> pelley: other than not guilty, neither bulger nor his lawyers have commented on the charges. there is a new twist tonight in that phone hacking scandal involving a british tabloid newspaper. the news of the world may have hacked into messages left for relatives of victims of the london terror attacks of 2005. yesterday the tabloid admitted hacking into the messages of a murdered 13-year-old girl, to get more

bulger gave him up when shea was running drugs for him in the 1980s. he says bulger will say anything to create leverage for himself. >> he's a fraud. he's a rat. and king rat at that. >> reporter: because in the eyes of many he's a sinister manipulator. listen to shea, who bulger helped send to prison and perhaps stunningly confesses to some sadness. >> because i never had a father. at times he was a father figure, and that's the sad part that i feel.

does the 81-year-old bulger believe he will ever go free?m axelrod. >> reporter: some guess what whitey bulger is thinking now are more educated than others like michael sullivan. >> at this point in time he's thinking about how he can make life as easy as possible for himself. >> reporter: the former u.s. noern bosston says bulger may actually believe he's going to beat this too. >> i'm extremely angry at whitey. >> reporter: john shea is extremely angry. is he going to sing now? >> the guy's been singing for over 30 years. >> reporter: shea should know. bulger gave him up when shea was running drugs for him in the 1980s. shea did 12 years in prison. he says bulger will say anything to create leverage for himself. >> he's a fraud. he's a rat. and king rat at that. >> reporter: because in the eyes of many he's a sinister manipulator. listen to shea, who bulger helped send to prison and perhaps stunningly confesses to some sadness. >> because i never had a father. at times he was a father figure, and that's the sad part that i feel. >> report

bulger gave him up when shea was running drugs for him in the 1980s.ulger will say anything to create leverage for himself. >> he's a fraud. he's a rat. and king rat at that. >> reporter: because in the eyes of many he's a sinister manipulator. listen to shea, who bulger helped send to prison and perhaps stunningly confesses to some sadness. >> because i never had a father. at times he was a father figure, and that's the sad part that i feel. >> reporter: but of all the feelings about bulger in boston now, sadness may be the least common. jim axelrod, cbs news, new york. >>> a train wreck in indiana is disrupting amtrak passenger service between new york and chicago this morning. at least 16 freight train cars derailed on a bridge southeast of indianapolis yesterday. some cars even toppled into the river below. >>> this is a magical day in london for harry potter fans. thousands are camped out on trafalgar square, many in costume waiting for tonight's premiere of the last movie and the series "harry potter and the deathly hallows part 2." >>> this morn

and when shea in prison found out bulger was a fbi informant?st like someone reached through the phone line down my throat and tore my heart out. so that's what it is for me. because i honored the code. >> and they played you. >> and they played me. because whitey knew. >> as bulger went on the run, his betrayal out in the open, his 20 yooe reign as boston's most notorious mob boss came to an end. >> i would have died for that guy. i would have died for him. >> with two books to his credit, shea says he's taken responsibility for his early life and is now a changed man. as for the former king of southy? shea believes he's still calling the shots. >> he is playing them. is he giving them information? is he talking to them? you guarantee he is. he started the minute they captured him. but psychologically, he's playing them. guaranteed. >> debra thayrick, cnn, boston. >>> coming up how this week's cnn hero turned her own backyard garden to be seeds of hope for thousands of families next. [ barks ] ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [ whistles ] ♪ [ cat meows ] ♪ [

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>> allegedly bulger was also an fbi informant. and we recently spoke to one of bulg bulger's former associates who's written a book and who bluntly describes his feelings about bulger's alleged role with the fbi. >> rats in my mob world is a no-no. and especially in southie. southie, you grew up to accept your responsibility, even if the guy next to you can't. you do something wrong, you pay the price for it, and that's just the way it is. >> more on that story in just a moment. but now we go to richard quest, who interviewed hugh grant about this new story. i've got to tell you, here in the states, we aren't paying as much attention to it, but it has big news over in the uk. hugh grant among a lot of people who say their phones were hacked by journalists. richard, you talked to him, what did he say? >> reporter: it's interesting, you say. the scandal is large, it's growing. the british government today said that there would be a public inquiry when the police are finished investigating. rupert murdoch, who owns the newspaper, by

bulger is charged with participating in 19 murders. his arraignment hearing is next wednesday. >>> with just a month until the debt ceiling is reached, the u.s. senate has decided to cancel its planned july 4th recess. they announced yesterday they will return to work on tuesday, july 5th, to try to hammer out a deal to avoid a default. they're upset with president obama after his harsh words in tuesday's press conference. they refuse to accept any higher taxes while democrats insist that, in addition to spending cuts, an increase in taxes for the wealthiest americans has to occur. >>> this morning there's speculation that treasury secretary timothy geithner will leave the obama administration after the current round of budget negotiations. according to "the washington post," geithner told the white house to wait until a decision is made about the country's debt crisis before deciding whether to leave. geithner has told lawmakers they must strike a deal to reduce the deficit and raise the federal limit on borrowing by august 2nd to avo

no one in bulger's family has come forward to help pay for the defense of the former crime boss. many relatives of bulger's alleged victims attended today's hearing and a reporter asked what justice would look like. >> sticking a needle in his arm and watching him clothes his eyes. you know. or hanging him on the beach. >> it is horrific knowing he is hopping in jets, helicopters. he should ride on route 3 like the rest of us. >> last week bulger was transported 45 miles from the jail to the airport nearest the courthouse. he was caught last month in santa monica after 16 years on the run. >>> a dream job. those that were able to become astronauts, that dream is now dwindling. with the nasa fleet heading for retirement there just isn't much left for them to do. >> this is mission specialist number 1. michael fink. >> reporter: he has lived any astronaut's dream riding on the shuttle last month to the space station. >> you can feel 7 million pounds of thrust. you can feel it in your bones. the majesty of the launch of the space shuttle. >> reporter: that majesty comes with a new r

a federal judge declared bulger was broke.bulger reportedly has $1 million in assets but those have been broken. the judge refused to request to keep bulger's 1984 racketeering case alive and ruled in favor of prosecutors who want to try bulger for 19 murders. >>> the sexual assault case against the head of the monetary fund is reportedly falling apart. dominique khan could be released from home arrest tomorrow. there's problems with the maid's credibility. >>> a man camping in lake tahoe is attacked by a bear and survives. it happened sunday at the camp richardson resort and marina. the black bear tried to rip its way into a tent leaving behind what is described as shallow scratches. fish and game officials say black bears like this one are causing more and more headaches in the lake tahoe area. experts say most of the problems come when bears try to get human food. the man in sun's attack says he had no food inside the tent and he has no idea what attracted the black bear. >>> one man is dead and another missing after they w

we spoke to the guy that used to drug drug operations for "whitey" bulger.e question is, is what he saying the truth and what does he have to gain. this guy is a fighter. had he not been drawn down from his apartment into the garage, who knows what could have happened. think about all the weapons found in the apartment. you had assault rivals and shotguns and resolvers and silencers and knives. that's his mentality and spirit. the question is what does he have to gain by cooperating. one thing is, remember, a lot of mob associates have already stood trial and so there's a lot of information out there, but "whitey" bulger could be the cherry on top of all of it to find out exactly what was going on in his mind. >> he was picked up in california. so i guess it seems that he was moving around a lot over the years, but is it true he did return to boston sort of undercover? >> well, that's what he told authorities. that's what he told authorities. "whitey" bulger was a kind of guy that never liked to develop any patterns. it's a pattern he picked up when he was a

a federal judge declared bulger was broke.bulger reportedly has $1 million in assets but those have been broken. the judge refused to request to keep bulger's 1984 racketeering case alive and ruled in favor of prosecutors who want to try bulger for 19 murders. >>> the sexual assault case against the head of the monetary fund is reportedly falling apart. dominique khan could be released from home arrest tomorrow. there's problems with the maid's credibility. >>> a man camping in lake tahoe is attacked by a bear and survives. it happened sunday at the camp richardson resort and marina. the black bear tried to rip its way into a tent leaving behind what is described as shallow scratches. fish and game officials say black bears like this one are causing more and more headaches in the lake tahoe area. experts say most of the problems come when bears try to get human food. the man in sun's attack says he had no food inside the tent and he has no idea what attracted the black bear. >>> one man is dead and another missing after they w

medication, he said, were for bulger and greig.win sister margaret. if freed on bail, greig wants to live with her in boston. prosecutors oppose that. court is set to resume on wednesday. and it could be an emotional session. that's when prosecutors are expected to call family members of james "whitey" bulger's alleged victims to testify. elaine quijano, cbs news, boston. >> and we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" >> and we'll be right back. you're watching "the early show" on cbs. ng. crispy bacon, rich cheddar cheese and creamy ranch dressing. not even the end of the world will make you put it down. get it before it's gone. and see "transformers: dark of the moon" now in theaters. you get so hooked you'll want to pass it on to a friend. go to getfreshwithafriend.com. tell a friend about fresh and you'll both get a cottonelle fresh reward. so fresh is always at your fingertips. they made me feel safe, trusting, cared for. [ giggles ] they saved his life. i owe all of them my son. [ female announcer ] alta bates s

nothing happened without bulger knowing about it and getting a piece of it.e shook down bookies and loan sharks. he charged thousands in rent to br bring cocaine and marijuana. and if though someone was going to get the better of him, he got to them first. today, the damage done by whitey bulger haunts boston and the families of his many alleged victims. bulger's life of crime started early. arrested in his teens, he was robbing banks by age 20. his shock of blond hair, earning him the name whitey, a name he is said to despise. with his hugged good looks and reckless flamboyance, bulger imagined himself boston ear version of hollywood gangster jimmy cagney. but instead of red carpets he was headed to alcatraz. a string of bank robberies land him in federal prison at age 25. he did his time and upon release vowed h he would never, ever go back. >> they had no hard proof. >> the "boston globe" reporters ultimately uncovered the deal he cut to make sure of that. >> he got out of prison in 1965 and we started doing research in 1988, and he hadn't gotten so much a

bulger is accused of running a crime syndicate. >>> roger clemens in d.c. as his criminal trial gets underway, find out how this courtroom drama is expected to play out. >>> later an army soldier accused of breaking into this adult video store, but it's what he was doing inside that has people talking tonight. >>> and check out some of the other stories in our rundown. the news edge at 11:00 is coming right back. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. >>> jury selection in the perjury trial of roger clemens got underway today at the federal courthouse in d.c. the former pitching superstar is accused of lying to congress. clemens swore on under oath in 2008 he never used steroids or human growth hormones but the government believes otherwise. fox 5's paul wagner has that story. >> reporter: roger clemens arrived this morning at the u.s. courthouse for what appears to be a major showdown between the pitching great and his former trainer brian mcnamee. clemens who pitched for the boston red sox, toronto blue jays, yankees and houston astros over 23 seasons denie

. >>> mob boss bulger will be back in court this week and by his side a court appointed lawyer. even though authorities found more than $800,000 hidden in his california apartment, he claimed that he couldn't afford his own legal team. but former members of bulger's organization say he certainly has more money hidden than what investigators found. >> one thing whitey always told me, he said whatever you do, never tell anybody where your money is, including me. >> so you have no doubt he has enough money to pay for a lawyer? >> absolutely. >> some family members of alleged bulger victims are outraged at the treatment he's receiving. the former mob boss was taken to court in a helicopter and flown to boston by private jet. >>> the judge presiding over the casey anthony trial has called an indefinite recess. he made this decision after the defense said the state didn't disclose all of the information on two of its rebuttal witnesses. anthony's legal team will now take depositions from the computer expert and forensic anthropologist before they take the stand. the 25-year-old is cha

bulger wanted more.ay he'd stop at nothing to get it. >> then he went on a killing rampage. i think it's like a month, he killed six guys in 1972. >> he was ambitious in making his move. >> reporter: he was making his move with this man, steve themmy, aka the rifle man. among their alleged victims, flemy testified his own girlfriend, deborah davis. >> back in those days, before dna was in use, to identify victims, he would personally get involved in cutting off the fingers or hands of the victims and extracting their teeth. >> reporter: tom fuentes, a cnn consultant, ran the organized crime squad for fbi headquarters. give me three words that describe whitey bulger. >> stone cold killer. >> now, the brutality of bulger's alleged crimes, it happened in part because he felt protected, he felt he could get away with anything because he was a mob -- an informant for the fbi. it's his fbi contacts that made him especially dangerous because he knew he could get away with it by selling out other mobsters, espec

bulger's family members who are well to do, one of his family members, his brother, william bulger, was head of the massachusetts senate here in the state for many, many years, that perhaps they should be helping the tax pairs out here, footing some of the bill, but the judge says that's not the responsibility of the family. so it's expected to be quite expensive and the taxpayers will be footing much of that bill. patti ann. patti ann: molly line, live from boston, thank you. jon: growing concern today about a link between iran and terror attacks that have killed u.s. soldiers in iraq june was the deadliest month for our forces there in nearly two years. word now that iran is training the militants, all this as more evidence mounts. tehran is also supplying the taliban with weapons. jennifer griffin is keeping an eye on that live at the pentagon. mounting evidence, jennifer, that iran is trying to move in just as the u.s. is pulling out of iraq and afghanistan. >> reporter: well, just take a look at what's happening in baghdad today, jon. you have the iranian vice president who's arriv

>> deb joins us now from new york with the back story on whitey bulger. deb?reporter: it's so interesting, kyra. the more you read, the more you learn about him and speaking to people about the hold he had on south boston. shay who you just saw there, calls whitey bulger a gangster of psychopathic intelligence. didn't imagine if you owed him a hundred dollars or a hundred thousand dollars. it was a matter of principle. you had to pay up. all of the gang sisters had a code and you can see the anger in shay's ideas and his demeanor. it was better to be dead than be a rat. when the underworld found out that whitey bulger was an nib fc fbi informant they found out he was not loyal to them. >> deb, your cnn presents on sunday night, we look forward to it. >> reporter: thanks. >>> after more than a decade, the spell will soon be broken. >> someone is home. finish the story where we started it. together! >> opening today, "harry potter and deathly hallows part 2" hauled in 25 million. the final book in the series but don't worry potter will still live on in toothbrus

the apartment where whitey bulger lived.tal agent's phone hasn't stopped ringing. >> there's a lot of people coming in from out of town and want to know where o.j. lived or where exactly was the murder that happened, but this one's amazing to me, because i think that people think there's money in the walls. >> reporter: but in court in boston thursday, bulger claim head didn't have enough money to pay for his own lawyer. the judge appointed one. prominent boston criminal defense attorney j.w. carnie. >> it's a daunting task. >> reporter: but red shane, a former key member of bulger's organization says that bulger has more money hidden than what investigators say they found in the walls. >> one thing whitey always told me, he said whatever you do, never tell anybody where your money is including me. >> reporter: so you have no doubt he has enough money to pay for a lawyer? >> absolutely. >> i don't care how much money people believe whitey bulger has access to, the government or the victims are going to get it. >> reporter: b

. >>> accused mob boss, james whitey bulger. >> just a short time ago, bulger pleaded not guilty to participating in 19 murders. the boston mobster was arrested last month in california. 16 years after he went on the run with his long-time girlfriend. the former leader of the infamous winter hill gang is accused of participating or planning the murders during his decade as one of boston's most notorious gangsterless. he nodded to his brothers. >> bulger is now 81 years old. >>> the army psychiatrist with ties to maryland will stand trial in military court for the fort hood massacre. major nidal nidal hasan is charged with 14 counts of murder, after he allegedly went on a deadly rant on an army base in 2009. he could face the death penalty. hassan lived and worked in maryland before being relocated to fort hood. >>> and a grand jury signed off on four involuntary charges of manslaughter in a deadly bus crash. kim chung told police he fell asleep at the wheel, causing the deadly crash in may. four people were killed. dozens injured. the bus company has had its license suspended because of repeated

bulger was once an f.b.i. informant who went into hiding after he was tipped off by a f.b.i.leler that he was about to be charged in a chase that had since been dismissed. >>> jury selection began in the perjury trial of roger clemens. reporters surrounded clemens. he's accused of lying to congress when he used performance enhancing drugs. the prosecution said it could call sammy sosa and andy petit to the witness stand. >> petit will be the most difficult because he will say he told him he was using this stuff. >> clemens said his former teammate misunderstood him. the judge dismissed a former little league coach. >>> the rider is from a small island in the british isles but his bike is actually made right here in the silicone valley. >> reporter: many bicyclists say they're inspired by the tour de france and got excited by seeing mark cavandish sprint to his first win. >> cavindish rode the benz. they won at invasion and opted for a california connection instead of traditional european makers. >> we can deal with nice sleek shaping where other people stick to a bike has to

bulger was once an f.b.i. informant who went into hiding after he was tipped off by a f.b.i.leler that he was about to be charged in a chase that had since been dismissed. >>> jury selection began in the perjury trial of roger clemens. reporters surrounded clemens. he's accused of lying to congress when he used performance enhancing drugs. the prosecution said it could call sammy sosa and andy petit to the witness stand. >> petit will be the most difficult because he will say he told him he was using this stuff. >> clemens said his former teammate misunderstood him. the judge dismissed a former little league coach. >>> the rider is from a small island in the british isles but his bike is actually made right here in the silicone valley. >> reporter: many bicyclists say they're inspired by the tour de france and got excited by seeing mark cavandish sprint to his first win. >> cavindish rode the benz. they won at invasion and opted for a california connection instead of traditional european makers. >> we can deal with nice sleek shaping where other people stick to a bike has to

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the apartment where whitey bulger lived. after the feds found $800,000 hidden there. >> a lot of people want to know where oj lived or where was the murder happened. i think people think there is money in the walls on this one. >> reporter: he claimed he didn't have enough money to pay for his lawyer. the judge appointed him. jw carney. >> it's a daunting task. >> but red shay says bulger has more money hidden than what investigators say they found in the walls. >> he always told me, he said whatever you do never tell anybody where your money is, including me. >> reporter: you have no doubt he has enough money to pay for a lawyer. >> absolutely. >> i don't care how much money he has access to, the government or the victims will get it. >> reporter: bulger made the trip to federal court in a helicopter after his trip back from the west coast in a private jet. this was too much for victims. >> he has been in a leer jet and helicopter, i have never been in one. the government has been lying for years. >> reporter: that chopper

give me three words that describe whitey bulger? >> now whitey bulger has pleaded not guilty for 19 charges of murder. there are 17,000 documents, there have been multiple trials. among them, the trial of john connelly who destroyed the reputation of the fbi bureau. there's a lot of testimony that implicates whitey bulger. the question is, does me have any information of any value that he could use to deal. t.j.? >> geb, it's a story that people are fascinated by. you've got it for them this weekend. be sure to tune in sunday night, 8:00 eastern for cnn presents the special, whitey bulger, stone cold killer. at the bottom of the hour now, stay with us because that lady, she's been called stone cold before, but much different in washington, d.c. in washington, d.c., that's different. >> we're warm. >> yes, warm and fuzzy. gloria bulgey joining us after the break to take us behind the debt talks. woman: saving for our child's college fund was getting expensive. man: yes it was. so to save some money, we taught our 5 year old how to du

. >>> james whitey bulger is due back in a boston courtroom this afternoon to be arraigned on murder. the 81-year-old was arrested in california last week after 16 years on the run. bulger on the fbi's top ten most wanted list faces charges in 19 mob related hits. >>> jury selection in the perjury trial for roger clemens begins today. he faces federal charges he lied when he denied using performance enhancing drugs. the trial will last six weeks. he could face up to 12 years in prison. >>> attorneys for dominique strauss-kahn will meet with prosecutors to go over the case against the client. the reports tuesday indicated that the manhattan da would be dropping the charges against strauss-kahn after numerous questions began surfacing about his alleged accuser, a hotel maid who says she was raped by strauss-kahn. >>> the first for the white house, a twitter town hall meeting with the president obama this afternoon. he will likely answer questions about the economy and jobsch the questions that he answers will be moderated by the social media site. they say thousands of questions have b

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>> bulger may be costing the government money, but merchadisiers are cashing in.nd t-shirts and bulger has become a fixture on facebook and twitter. >> most people get a kick out of it. they are appreciate the humor that we are trying to bring to it. >> do we capitalize off of everything? obviously people will take advantage of it. >> if i was related or knew a victim, i would be upset by it. >>> we are about 10 minutes to the top of the hour now. you have been there. you have been on a plane before and you felt like you had to fight for the armrest. maybe you were stuck with somebody who was chatty beside you. coming up, we have an airplane etiquette expert to tell you how to handle such situations. >>> first, speaking of taking trips, you are going away for seven days. how many pairs of underwear do you need? it depends on who you ask. a british online travel agency asked more than 1,000 people a question. the women said in a seven-day trip, they need ten pairs of underwear for that week-long vacation. you will not believe how many pairs the men actually bring a

. >>> james bulger pled not guilty to 19 murder counts. that plea in a boston federal court came 16 years after bulger fled the city when a federal agent warned him that there was an upcoming indictment. the 81-year-old bulger and his girlfriend were caught living in santa monica, california last month. lesli? >> thank you, derek. >>> video cameras have become an increasingly important law enforcement tool in recent years capturing people committing all kinds of crimes but what happens when police are on the other side of the lens and the images of them making arrests are posted online. well, sometimes as we have seen a lot recently it leads to quite the controversy. matt jablow is joining us now with a look at the issue. >> the long lens of the law has indeed been used to great effect in recent years to catch criminals but lately cameras are being used increasingly by private citizens trying to catch police miss using their power. there seems to be a new one every day. >> we are moving, man. >> reporter: a video posted online of somebody

bulger was caught last month of course living in santa monica. he was an fbi informant who had fled boston after an agent let him know he was about to be indicted. >> rumor has it whitey would like to go down to florida to have his trial. >> oh, yeah? >> because casey got off. >> oh. okay. >> never mind. >> it's too early for jokes. now, give me another half an hour and you can throw some jokes. >> coffee, table 5. >> good or bad, now. >>> 4:45 you know. no relief for california college students and their families. the next big tuition hike and when it could take effect. >> plus, changing the curriculum for our kids. the controversial subject matter that will soon be required in textbooks. >> we have all heard the rumors. it's supposed to be awesome. the announcement expected from facebook a little later this morning. coming up. ,,,, i know you're worried about making your savings last and having enough income when you retire. that's why i'm here -- to help come up with a plan and get you on the right path. i have more than a thousand fidelity ex

a accused mob boss james whitey bulger due back in court today.sted last week after 16 years on the run. -- years on the run. bulger faces charges in 19 mob related murders. >>> in court today, jury selection begins in the perjury trial for the rocket, roger clemens. he faces federal charges he lied when he denied using performance enhancing drugs. the trial is expected to last up to six weeks. >>> something awesome is what facebook is promising to deliver. facebook scheduled a news conference to announce the launch a a news product and the theory is they will release a chat feature. >> that would be awesome. >> awesome. >>> something else cool. if you tweet you can in 140 characters ask the president a question for the first time, the president is holding a twitter he town hall. ask your question using hash tag/obama. he will likely focus on the economy or jobs, the decision on the questions is going to be to the moderation or event that twitter managers are going to choose those questions. >>>2018 seems hike a long way off but they are getting r

. >>> taxpayers will be paying to defend legendary boston crime boss "whitey" bulger. a judge has decided he can't pay for his own attorney. bulg califostody in california last week along with $800,000 in cash. the authorities are keeping the money because they say it was earned illegally. bulger will stand trial for taking part in 19 murders. >>> bowing to presidential pressure the senate has canceled its vacation next week to work on the budget crisis. despite the schedule change there's no indication republicans and democrats are any closer to resolving their differences. the white house has indicated it wants a deal done by july 22nd. >>> it's a first on the presidential campaign trail. congresswoman michele bachmann has revealed she suffered a miscarriage. the minnesota republican made the comment during a stop in south carolina. >> after our second child was born we became pregnant with a third baby. and it was an unexpected baby. but of course we were delighted to have this child. and the child was coming along. and wewended up losing that child. >> bachmann is

. >>> repulted former mob boss whitey bulger is due in court in boston today.cted to enter a plea on 19 murder charges. bulgerer had been on the run until he was captured in santa monica last month. this is the first time he'll formally respond to criminal charges in nearly two decades. >>> roger clemens' perjury trial gets under way today in washington. the former cy young winner is accused of lying when he testified under oath before a house committee that he never used steroids or human growth hormones d ding his career. >>> president obama will answer questions about jobs and the economy from twitter users today. questions for the president will be selected by twitter. but he won't be tweeting his answers. they'll be delivered verbally in front of a live audience at 2:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> and facebook has scheduled a news conference for later today to announce the launch of something they're calling "awesome." all right. details are still a secret but the speculation is that facebook plans to unveil a video chat service that is likely powered by skype.

bulger was captured in california late last month after 16 years on the run. >>> ft.e the death penalty if found guilty at his future court-martial. hasan is accused of killing 13 people at ft. hood, texas in 2009. >>> shares of newscorp fell 2% this afternoon after allegations surface that had journalists from one of its british newspapers hacked the voice mails of celebrities, politicians and even a murdered girl and father of a bombing victim. the scandal involves some staff of "the news of the world tabloid." rupert murdoch called the allegations, quote, deplorable and unacceptable. >>> and "forbes" magazine is out with its top earners in hollywood and there's a tie for the top spot. angelina jolie and sarah jessica parker each earned an estimated $0 million last year, john. >> is that all, only $0 million last year. >> only that, but i will say if you find yourself hanging out with those ladies, be sure to make them pay for the drinks, okay? >> absolutely. >> i'm waiting for that moment to happen, aisha. >> keep me posted. >> i will indeed. >> we'll be right back