this, again, the comparison to whitey bulger. this is john connelly, his control agent, doing life two convictions completely different story. now i told the story in my book "cover up" about him. and i introduce a whole story. scarpa, junior, senior, the whole thing is in the second book "cover up." the brooklyn da calls in me september of '05. the book came out in you're, they called me in a year later. the congressman from massachusetts who was a prosecutor who knew the bulger case also contacted them as did angela clement the forensic investigators who got a lot of files. the con influence of the three of us. resulted in on the 30th of march 2006, came up from sarasota, florida. he retired with a full pension and indicted on four count of murder. on the right, the picture is a night before surrounding. but the next day after he was a million dollar bail was set for him. okay. 50 x agents supported him. they surrounded him as he walked down adams street. there was a scene unlike ever scene. they were pushing people away. they

. >>> prosecutors are demanding that whitety bulger give up some of his money. they wanted anything seized the go to the victim's families. well bulger agreed to forfeit more than $800,000 of cash. >>> whether you like him or not, alex rodriguez is the grand slam record holder. breaking a tie a hall of famer lew gehrig. gave the yankees a much needed victory on the. the red sox clinched a win over the toronto blue jays. so good luck to them. >>> and a bitter moment for a new father, bittersweet moment who watched the birth of his little girl's birth. he's a soldier stationed in afghanistan but he was still able to be by his wife's bedside during her birth. hopefully he's going to get to see his baby girls very soon. that's the news for now. >> isn't that incredible. >> it's very cool that he can be there and see the little girl being born. >> just the power of the technology, being able to bring people together like this. such an incredible moment >> nothing will be better than when he gets home. >> dylan dryer is standing by. >> we had a lot of flooding in texa

heard at the 2013 trial of james "whitey" bulger, a dialect with colorful words like "vig," "juice," and "hang around guys" is called what? >> james "whitey" burglar. i'm going to say mobspeak, "a," final answer. >> that is correct. >> whoo! >> whoa. double dip down. bring it with the double dip down.

the dplan montana knew the bulger case contacted them. as did angela.the forensic investigator who got a lot of files and the con influence of the three of us, them reading my book. resulted in him on the 30th of march, 2006, was came up from florida where he retired and full pension and indicted on four counts of murder. and on the right. that's a picture. but the next day after he was a million dollars bail was set for him. okay. 50 exagents -- supported him. they surrounded him as they walked down adams street from brooklyn supreme court. there was a scene unlike you have seen. they were pushing people away. nay were banging guys out of the way. straight arming guys protecting him while the reporters asked question. they called it body checking. chuck grassley of iowa mentioned it at the jew -- judiciary committee meeting. but just the tactics were pretty wild. there was the trial started in, like, october 15th 2007. headline like this every day in the new york tabloids. agent of death. one of the star withins was linda. the woman i told you about. a

this began the comparison to whitey bulger. i told the story in my book, cover-up, about lynn tobacco and introduce this whole story, the whole thing is in my second book. the brooklyn da called the in september of '05. the book came out in a forbes fo about a year later they call meehan and congressman william delahunt of massachusetts have been a prosecutor into the whitey bolger case also contacted them, as did angelo, this forensic investigator, a lot of these files, and the consequence of the three of us, resulted in lynn del back you on the 30th of march, 2006, came up from sarasota ford when he retired with a full pension and was indicted on four counts of murder. on the right, that's him the night before surrendering. they allowed him to surrender but the next day after he was $1 million bail was set for him. 50 x. agents supported him, showed up in lieu suits, white shirts, either red ties or blue ties and they surrounded him as he walked out and patterns street from brooklyn supreme court. noticing unlike you've ever

think both sides, again, massachusetts, grit lawyering, just the same kind of lawyering we saw in the bulger case. both sides excellent. and what they're doing is putting on their spin, as they should. >> these aren't hernandez's only troubles. there are other cases that could develop. how would those cases affect this case? >> well, the most porptd one, of course, is a double homicide that occurred in 2012 in boston. hernandez is a suspect, and certainly if that one comes to fruition, now, mr. hernandez is in big trouble, and it is said, though not proven, that the motive for the killing of odin lloyd. >> what happens next? hernandez is being held without bail until october 9th. do you think this will go to trial? >> i do think it will go to trial. i'm very excited about looking at this on october 9th because if there is a bail hearing on october 9th, we're going to learn all of the facts that both sides seem to think that they have. so october 9th is a big day. if it's going to go to trial, it's because these lawyers believe on the defense side that they can show, just like o.j. simpson, m

could possibly be we can leaks and all the media organizations it's a real possibility i mean or bulger on investigation in the us to we can leave which has been now going on for three years and probably cost. quite a sum of money because it has been. stated as the one of the biggest criminal investigation in la times in the u.s. so it is a very worrying situation. turning now to some other stories making headlines across the globe dramatic footage emerge showing tornadoes tearing eastern japan at least sixty three hurt about one hundred homes damage lightning strikes also cut power to tens of thousands of household while officials warn the public over worsening weather conditions to come. three insurgents died in an assault on a u.s. military base in eastern afghanistan before the attack the torch several nato trucks but didn't enter the base itself after a gun battle broke out no u.s. or afghan soldiers wounded but it casts doubt on the country's stability ahead of the official nato pullout in two thousand and fourteen. violent clashes broke out during protests against the president i

whitey bulger. accomplice testimony with old evidence that was kind of suspicious.obody has a problem with that. >> so let me play quick will one other thing she said to matt lauer. just find out whether you think it is believable. here's amanda knox. >> i don't -- i don't want to be forever separated from them because at this point, meredith is a part of my life. and i only knew her for a very short amount of time. but she will always be there. and i want to be able to share that with them. >> believe her? >> well, all i know is this is a public relations campaign. extradition is a political act. if the american people support her, the president and the state department won't send her back. do i believe her? she is not very persuasive when she talks. she is a little bit of an ice queen. i don't know that she makes a good witness in her own behalf. >> thank you very much. let us know what you think about this extradition issue. still out front, the newly crowned miss america. some in india are saying her skin is too dark for her to be a beauty queen. >>> and a man f

cameras captured the surveillance, venables and another child brutally beat this 2-year-old james bulgerron bars and bricks. he died. they later dumped his body on railroad tracks. each got a life sentence for the murder, but britain's parole board released each of them back in 2001 despite a lot of public opposition, even gave them both new identities for their own safety. years later, venables pleaded guilty to downloading and distributing 100 images of children. he was jailed for that crime and now authorities have released him again. britain's ministry of justice reports that the parole board is satisfied it can manage the two offenders in the community. >>> here at home researchers are digging up dozens of bodies of children at one time boys' reform school in florida and say they're trying to figure out who those boys were and exactly how they died. the school was in the panhandle north and west of tallahassee. the feds were looking into stories from former students, stories that the school's staff had physically and sexually abused them back in the 1950s and '60s. and stories of ot

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