of charges to be filed on the outside against burks. >> if the prosecutor pursues the case and burksfound guilty, he could get another six years added to his current 55-year sentence for murder. >> it is what it is. just messed up. but it's prison life. >>> coming up -- >> i cry myself to sleep a lot just thinking about it because he's still my baby. >> demetrius burks gets a welcome visit from home and another visit that could change his life for the worse. >>> and later -- christopher trotter undergoes a different kind of change. >> so you want me to cut all your hair off? found guilty on almost all counts on the sex abuse trial. authority say a raging wildfire inut is closing in on an explosive's factory. 8,000 people have been evacuated. and mary janney married her longtime partner. the janneys say they are delighted to have their daughter's relationship recognized. i'm veronica de la cruz. now back to "lockup." >>> view to mature subject matter viewer discretion is advised. >>> whether smuggled in or fabricated from everyday items, inmate-made weapons are a constant concern to o

of charges to be filed on the outside against burks. >> if the prosecutor pursues the case and burks get another six years added to his current 55-year sentence for murder. >> it is what it is. just messed up. but it's prison life. >>> coming up -- >> i cry myself to sleep a lot just thinking about it because he's still my baby. >> demetrius burks gets a welcome visit from home and another visit that could change his life for the worse. >>> and later -- christopher trotter undergoes a different kind of change. >> so you want me to cut all your hair off? >> yeah. as a home, there are things i'm supposed to do. like, keep one of these over your head. well, i wasn't "supposed" to need flood insurance, but i have it. fred over here chose not to have it. ♪ me, i've got a plan. fred he uh... fred what is your plan? do i look like i have a plan? not really. [ female announcer ] only flood insurance covers floods. for a free brochure, call the number on your screen. dude you don't understand, this is my dad's car. look at the car! my dad's gonna kill me dude... [ male announcer ] the securit

hillary i think came in through burke marshall. mike conway came in through burke marshall. various people came in through burke and the yale connection, bill and hillary clinton obviously went to yale. well, it wasn't hillary clinton then. she was hillary rodham then. so burke was a key figure both in recruiting people and advising doar, and burke was a very sensible guy. he was a great assistant general judge of the civil rights division prior to doar having that position. i mets burke marshall actually, i worked in the summer of 1960. i graduated law school in '61. so i think i met burke marshall 14 years before when i was just a kid before i graduated law school even when i worked at covington and burling for the summer. and he was a partner. that was during the year that kennedy was running for president. this was 1960. kennedy hadn't yet been elected. i worked the summer of 1960. he was elected november of 1960. i knew burke slightly. he was a partner, a young partner. i was a second year summer associate. but i had great respect for him and he was a wonderful assistan

we do have a little bit of a shear marker now just to the west of burke. we talked about burke. take cover in burke. take cover in fairfax. go in closer. this is annandale, vienna. if you are to the north of a storm like this you need to take cover. so we do after shear marker. there could be a little bit of rough. we're just west of burke. that's the fairfax county parkway. there's burke, there's the fairfax county parkway, then down to the south is state highway 123, then state highway 641 off to the west here. likely to have strong, gusty winds here. we could see, we could see, a small tornado in this particular area. so fur just west of burke, wow, get ready for -- you should already be in the basement, quite frankly, and certainly away from windows, because flying debris is the number one cause of problems. notice the winds. 30 miles per hour toward the radar site, 12 miles per hour wind away from the radar site. we see a 23 miles per hour away from the radar site and a 30 miles per hour toward the radar site. some rotation there. and again, that's just sort of an indicatio

this is right around burke and through burke center and over there through the lakewood estates, lake ridge and chapel acres. this tornado warning most likely in effect until 5:30, 5:45. we'll widen out just a little bit. you can see newingten also in this, but the point of origin is down to our south and west. let's go back down to prince william county and show you where that storm is. just south and east of manassas making its way right up this path and, again, the tornado warning here and another tornado warning for washington, d.c., and that including until the 5:15 hour. but this is what we're looking at and areas inside this path. ten minutes in manassas just south and east and 18 minutes and yorkshire, the city of fairfax and 39 minutes and vienna and about 50 minutes this storm moving at 30 miles per hour. wuch once again, let's take the radar off and this area right in here. this is where that storm is, where that possible tornado warning is until 5:45 tonight for prince william county and fairfax county and we'll zoom in and show you exactly what we're talking about in this

greg burke is becoming the vatican senior advisor. his role will be to shake strategies once decisions are made and to help the vatican avoid some pr problems and experts say he'll have his hands full. >> it's the best move the vatican has made in a long time. but whether it's going to be enough, i don't know. they have a lot of problems internally with their communications strategy and also their presentation. >> burke is not a clergyman, but he is opus dei. burke told us he's a dedicated numerary. >> you've got the vatican hiring a guy from opus dei less than a week after the pope's number two said, look, the media is turning this all into a dan brown novel, all this leak scandal and everything. well, cardinal, if it's not a dan brown novel, you turn around and hire a man from opus dei, how is that going to play out? >> although opus dei -- burke will start his new job amid an unfolding vatican scandal involving the leak of internal documents and the arrest of the pope's butler. also causing controversy is the recent crackdown on am

man hunting is the daily job of tony burke. fifty of them are ready to intervene in southern california on the slightest lead to apprehend a fugitive they are quick to top class soldiers live assault rifles satellite phones and armored vehicles in case of a shootout. their targets are the real criminals the ones which have nothing to lose you know it and that's what the task force was formed for office to get. our focus of violent crime you know rape robbery murder. you know. kidnapping the more violent crimes because those are those people when you get off the street i mean there are violent actions against people in the community. these are lead cops have nothing in common with bounty hunters to become a u.s. marshal you need to have graduated from law school or to have served in the military tony for instance is an ex marine. i've got john warner getting like four people together. here this public enemy has been on the run for nineteen months. he killed one of his rivals in cold blood his head is worth two million dollars. t

on up to burke. i can switch on and put the radar on as well and this is very heavy rain and there is a lot of lightning in this as well and some strong straight line winds. we continue to watch this and again, we concentrate where we think we're finding the strongest wind, okay and that is green indicating here along prince william parkway and that continues to be the place that we have been watching and where we might see wind gusts up to 39 miles an hour, farther to the north of that and that is to 32 miles an hour. right in there, again, that is going to be the concentration of the heaviest in terms of the wind that we have been seeing. there is also a little bit of hail that we have been seeing in this, too, and we can see where it's potentially falling to the north and west of that particular area and that could be closing in on an inch and that doesn't matter and this is under a severe thunderstorm warning and the doppler indicates potential of hail and into terms of lightening, there is a lot

we're joined by the bbc's roland burke. the government there saying quite clearly that power cuts are very much a real possibility . >> yes. he was talking about a 10% gap between demand and supply. he said the japanese decide he couldn't survive without the abundance of cheap and stable electricity. he talked about a hollowing out of japan's economy, the fear that manufacturing could go abroad. the risks to people's jobs. what the prime minister was doing was setting out the reason why the oil reactors, those two reactors in the west for the country should be switched back on. the idea is to try to get some kind of consensus, to try to persuade local authorities around that reactor to disagree then the government will be able to make a decision to restart those reactors perhaps as early as next week. and i think that the thinking of the government is that this could set a template of how reactors could be restarted because it's not just about this one plan. across japan, all 50 of the country's nuclear reactors are now off

burke later wrote that white's performance on the u.s.s. bunker hill was burning at sea represented the epitomy of courage, physical strength, and selflessness in a crisis. the press wanted to know whether he would play professional football again, and his parents were hounded by the wire services for an answer. he answered the question himself by enrolling at yale law school and announcing that he was through with football. after graduating first in his class, he clerked, yet his past was never far away. white finished his term, and then the chief justice gave hum a formal framed photograph of himself to commemorate the term and inscribed byron whizzer white, his future promises to be as brilliant as his past. white then face aid choice of where to practice law. many of his fellow clerks stayed in washington, but the pull of home and family was too strong, and he returned to colorado to practice in denver. besides, denver suggested but did not promise that he would be able as he told a fellow clerk to keep my name out of the god damn newsp

they found a traditional center of manufacturing right which takes us to the city of to katherine burke located in region just beyond the year old mountains to areas machine building sector looms large and over the past thirty years sonora group's year old locomotives plant has been a key part of that through recent years the workers here have significantly increased production boosting output by around fifty percent in two thousand and eleven at present their main focus is a pair of b. feel less strict freight locomotives it's more recent granite model is a true beast acquits with more than eleven thousand horsepower worth of polling light it's about fifty percent more powerful than similar models last year the granite flexed its muscles for the public lugging one thousand tons to the nearby urals but as a new facility gets built on the site the plant will be ready to put together the latest electric passenger train. the train supply to the. have been adjusted to fit to specific requirements and meet the concrete needs of the. dose control is in fact. when making several times trains s

so as justice burke talked about the what-ifs, now we will see what if it did not occur the way history played out? what if justice had been provided in the civilian courts in april and may and june and july of 1865? so thank you for joining us. thank you for this opportunity to speak to you. enjoy the performance. thank you. >> reporting from outside the courthouse, it is my pleasure now to introduce an individual who is an attorney, a journalist, author, rancher, and entrepreneur. you have watched his documentaries many on the subject of crime and justice on pbs, a & e, cnbc, and cbs. he is currently the anchor of the channel 2 news at 6:00 as well as president of curtis productions, my friend of four decades, mr. bill curtis. >> thank you. we are live inside the courtroom on this day, september 23, 2011. the trial of the lincoln conspirators is now over. john wilks booth, president lincoln's assassin was shot and killed by a union soldier april 26th, 1865. mary surratt, the owner of a boarding house where the other co-conspirators met was one of the four sentenced to death by hanging

attorney for arizona, dennis burke. he served as napolitano in the's staffer when she was the attorney general of arizona and served as her chief of staff while she was governor of arizona and followed her into the obama administration at her southeastern homeland securities a individualor before president obama appointed him to u.s. attorney in arizona. he is the guy who oversaw trafficking of guns into mexico from the ground level on a doj side and the memos prove he was in full approval of the guys coming into gun shops, buying guns and sending them back to mexico. >> host: would there be a book if not for the tragedy that befell the terry family? >> guest: unfortunately probably not. this is something that was swept under the rug and kept from not only the american people but the mexican people as well. there are hubs of faceless innocent mexican citizens who have been murdered as a result of this but the only think that we knew outside of the government program was that guns from american gun dealers were going int

he had served the distinction a specialist on the admiral arleigh burke's staff and awarded a bronze star. he provided intelligence analysis that was critical to the success of the battle of the gulf in 1944. burke later wrote that white's performance as the "uss bunker hill" was burning at sea represented the epitome of courage, physical strength, and selflessness in a crisis. but the press wanted to know whether he would play professional football again. and his parents were hounded by the wire services for an answer. he answered the question himself by enrolling at yale law school and announcing that he was through with football. after graduating first in his class, he clerked for chief justice vincent, yet his past was never far away. when white finished his term, the chief justice gave him a formal framed photograph of himself to commemorate the term and inscribed, "to byron "whizzer" white, whose future promises to be as brilliant as his past." when the clerkship ended, white faced a choice of where to practice law. many of his fellow clerks stayed in washington. but the pull o

the vatican has hired greg burke fox's rome correspondent help create a better communications policy and improve the church's image around the world in a statement about the higher in the vatican said it is trying to quote cope with years of communications blunders and one of its most serious scandals in decades and quote i don't know who vetted burke and i'm not sure of hiring someone who worked for a massage mystic homophobic and racially charged his network is really the best way to prove the vatican's p.r. . and the very very ugly congressman tom latham latham was on a radio show in iowa over the weekend when the host started talking about a group of catholic nuns that were traveling around the country protesting the budget cuts and paul ryan's republican budget which they say goes against the values of ryan's catholicism i was then gave his take on the nun state a listen. to this. towards washington. guys out of can't it's. just. it's just such. a. smear that right the host of the show so that someone should pull the nuns on the bus over and pistol whipped the and despite such a

the areas of greatest concern are dale city, burke, and manassas. those are from the western portion of the severe thunderstorm warning we are trying to keep an eye on. that warning and the west side of the city until 5:30 this afternoon. hail the size of quarters are possible in these cells as they move north. you can see just to the se -- it extends to pay market. that extends to manassas. that portion of prince william county will cross over to fairfax before long. can we switch over to the east side of town one more time? very intense rain. that is what i say about flooding. certainly what i have seen in the past 30 minutes with the storm, there will be standing low lying water issues because of these storms knowing that more are coming along a little later as we track -- if we can go to storm can -- storms can again. this is a new line that stretches into the raleigh area and to central north carolina. that will push in the same direction up toward the greater washington area. we will have several more hours of these severe thunderstorm warning

attorney from arizona dennis burke to read now he served as janet napolitano staffer when she was the attorney general of arizona and served as the chief of staff while she was governor of arizona and followed her into the obama administration as the senior homeland security adviser for president obama appointed him to the u.s. attorney in arizona. now he was the guy that oversaw trafficking of guns into mexico from the ground level and the memos prove that he was in the approval of them coming into the gun shops buying guns and sending them back to mexico. >> host: would this be a book that would sell the terrie family? >> guest: probably not. this was something the was swept under the rug and kept from not only the american people that the mexican people as well. there were hundreds of innocent mexican citizens murdered as a result of this. but the only thing that we knew as part of the government program as guns where american gun dealers were going into mexico and causing all these problems with the cartel when really the government was sanctioning the bills and sending them into

and now trending, dancing pro cheryl burke's reunion with her dad. told jon hamm hd never be tv star. confidential, akerman's wild sex scene with tom cruise. the tonguiest tongue kiss of times. >> and the most star struck papparazzo ever. that's coming up. now, a j.lo fashio frenzy, how much? feathers, 25 yards of chiffon. peeking her zuhair costumes for her new tour at extratv.com. >> wait until you see who is singing that song. aybe" now. and my dce party here at the grove. that is all coming up. >> we are up here overlooking the grove at mixology. and everyone is talking about the "post" today. lance armstrong facing new doping charges. >> he could lose his seven tour de france titles. has the new details in trending."now >> lance armstrong, drug ped peddler. that is the headline on the "new york post." being a druged of the u.s. anti-doping agagency. lance firing back saying he has taken more than 500 drug tests and never failed one and that there e is a vendetta to get hi. board the carly "call me maybe" p train. after this performance this tren

thank you very much, greg burke reporting live.. >>> let's take a look at the european union's recent debt crisis. by the end of 011, the 17 countries making up the e.u. racked up 8.2 trillion euros in debt. greece, portugal and ireland asked for bailouts. debt payments plus interest got expensive. the next big event to watch, greek elections that happen june 17. voters could clean house sending the message that they want out of the. u. all together. >> gregg: fox news alert. controversy is growing this hour over classified information leaked that some intelligence experts say threaten u.s. national security, maybe even lives. justice department launching an investigation and now some lawmakers are saying politics must be kept out of it all. yesterday president obama denied any intentional white house involvement. >> the notion that my white house would purposely release classified national security information is offensive. >> gregg: molly henneberg live in washington. what do we know about the two people who have been appointed t

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attorney dennis burke, who i mentioned earlier, flew to michigan to visit the family and gave them the run around, didn't give them any details. they've been denied -- dennis burke, once again, denied them victim status in this case where they would have a claim against the government for, um, you know, hurting them in the sense that they allowed the sanctioning of sales that got their son killed. and so they really have no answers. josephine terry is her name, brian terry's mother. after everything holder testifies in -- >> host: the attorney general. >> guest: she posted on facebook i don't understand why you never say my son's name, and you're arrogant. you don't have the nerve to mention why this happened. and speaking of the attorney general, there was a hearing back in october where texas senator john cornyn asked erik holder have you talked to the family at all? have you talk today the terry family? have you apologized for what happened? and eric holder said, no. and that was a little embarrassing not on a level of he felt bad, but on a level of public relations wise. so instead

fox's greg burke reports. >> in a move that would make spain the member to receive a bailout since the financial crisis erupted two years ago, asking for a boost. although he's not calling it a bailout and no dollar amount has been established yet. the comments coming after a long conference call saturday with other finance ministers from the 17 nation euro zone. >> spain will get some money to bail out its banks. whether it will be lent directly to banks. >> speculating between $50 and $100 billion for spain. that's just to get the banking system under control. spanish banks, which so many bad real estate loans and that's prompting a backlash from the spanish people who feel their money hasn't been safe in their own banks. >> we have been mismanaging things for three decades without controls. we spent more than we have and because of this, we have a bad situation. >> problems could have massive reprecushions on the global economy. while it was a very strong week for u.s. markets, a financial minds in the u.s. are watching these moves very closely. >> a lot of them are saying maybe now