agents would some of these informative allow them, told them where the ceremony would be was john conley. so as the story unfolds we find out that he is using whitey bulger and his partner, steve, and other gangster from boston as informants against the mafia. so we get to see sort of how these cases the mentors of the fbi in the late 80s to early 90s and really decimate the mafia in new england, it comes full sweep and now the relationship with whitey has sort of overshadowed all of those successes that they had in bringing down the mafia. so it's been an interesting turn of events but as kevin said, the thing about boston is the fbi had a national policy to target la cosa nostra, the mafia and it may have made sense in some parts of the country but in boston where whitey's again was just as powerful if not more so it didn't make much sense to use the head of that gain to target the italians. and so i'm not getting garfield card from off your bosses from president saying what happened? >> in the process of reporting on and discovering this story must've had many, many oh, my goodness mo

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chip conley, airbnb.com's head of global hospitality joins this morning. this is a business that started with air mattresses and now has ballooned to a $10 billion valuation. how were you able to do that? >>i think what we've clearly tapped into is an unmet need. people wanted to stay in each other's homes around the world and have more space for less money and they've been doing it for years but we allowed technology to make it easier for people and create a trusted platform. >>but not without controversy. some citiesincluding new york and san franciscoare concerned about these short term rentals. how are you fighting that matter? >>truthfully, we are in 35 thousand cities in the world. so we have a little bit of controversy in a couple of cities but not that much. more and more countries and cities are embracing us. i love talking about the destinations so i'd love to tell you about some of our fastest growing destinations in the u.s. >>before we get to that i have one other questioni want to ask you about these igloos and treehouses. with so many great

. >> district attorney can conley said a chance encounter at this boston nightclub between hernandez and these two men led hernandez to kill. >> after the victims left the club at approximately 2:00 a.m., they drove down tremont street. hernandez followed behind in an s.u.v. he then fired a 38 caliber resolver multiple times from the driver's side of his vehicle into the passenger side of the victim's vehicle. >> police later found an s.u.v. in his uncle's garage that they believe hernandez was driving at the scene of the shooting. conley said there's no evidence that hernandez and the two victims in boston knew each other, a boston t.v. station is reporting that the whole dispute started over a spilled drink. boston's police commissioner says that's nothing to die over. >> these were two young innocent victims, who i'm sure loved ones can never go on a day thinking about them, who's lives were sort of taken way too early. >> he has pleaded inning to the murder of lloyd. as to these new charges, his attorney said he is looking forward to his day in court. >> an investigation into a m

alleges later to lovell's own testimony upon interrogation by congressman colley, he said something -- conleyhen he was different, said given the resources we had at the time, could we have stopped this? no. no. >> that's sort of one of the three key questions in all of this, i think. a, was there adequate security at that place? b, given the resources, could we have stopped it and, 3, had we, the white house, been lying? i think it's the concenof fire mind would folks there was insufficient security but there was, you know, no trail of desseat, no cover-up and given the minimal resources they could not have stopped this the minimal resources they could not have stopped this. >> let's talk to jay -- listen to jay carney talking about this new e-mail? >> the documents released through a foya request that include the e-mail are explicitly about the broader areas separate from the attack on benghazi, a q and a about the protests happening in tunis, everywhere. >> those broader areas are mentioned, but the purpose of the memo was to prepare ambassador to support the white house line that it wasn'

jack sherman joins us right now from politico along with jerry conley of virginia, not too far away. how close did this come from hillary? former secretary of state? >> this came from people very close to her. two members of congress and aides. and the main thing they were concerned about was hillary clinton walk into a room with seven republicans and zero democrats. and that would be basically as one member of congress put to me, they would have gotten a ton of sound bites out of that. it just wasn't a risk they were willing to take. >> was it a smart move for the leadership to decide you better there be? >> absolutely. you can't leave the field unguarded. the idea that there would be seven consecutive republicans asking questions of any democratic witness, whether it's hillary and john kerry or anybody, and no counternarrative from the democrats is untenable. >> tell me with the house rule, five-minute rule? how long does one member have to pummel in some cases? >> five minutes. >> so automatically, the other side gets a ball when you get a point. >> that's right. >> so there will

allegations of va, why is the attorney general holder awol on the same thing, why is fbi director conleywol on it. when we were asked to serve our country we wouldn't think of going awol because we knew the consequences, the uniform code of military justice, article 85 and 86 basically was ingrained in our heads. so, someone needs to teach these gentlemen and this administration and it doesn't matter if it's democrat or republican, somebody needs to teach them what it means to serve in the military, like my brothers and sisters in the military have done. >> do you basically feel like your country went awol and broke its solemn promise to your brother? >> they did not have our backs like when we go into battle we know whose got our back. when we go into battle with health care we have no idea who has our back. >> i'm very sorry about both your stories and we'll continue to follow this until this is fixed, because, obviously, there's no sense of urgency from the white house at the current moment. coming up tonight john roberts is standing by tonight in atlanta. there's breaking news in tha

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heather conley, the senior fellow and director of the center for strategic and international studies, and michael handlan is a director of research at the brookings institution, and health earnings i'll start with you. this is the president who came into office, and a lot of people believe largely elected based on his impression of being opposed to the invasion of iraq, but also really doubling down on a swift but really firm end to the war in afghanistan. how do you think today's speech plays into kind of that vision of barack obama and sort of the reluctant warrior? >> i think the president in almost the first paragraph of his speech gave up his legacy. he said to the cadets that this may be the first class that is not required to be deployed to afghanistan and iraq, and absolutely, that is going to be his legacy of unwinding us out of two unpopular wars. i think the speech, though, is always difficult when a president is being reactive and defensive. it's not uplifting. it's not hopeful. in many ways the president was trying to send off critics that he has done not enough, not been

daniel conley, indictments for aaron hernandez for two other first-degree murders.e about a year before the other murder for which he is now being held. that trial upcoming. >> two men killed in boston in 2012. furtado and abreu, two men from cape verde. and a lot of people were thinking, wait. wasn't he already charged with something else? this is a separate indictment. so again, some trouble coming for hernandez to be sure. >> what it does is paint a picture of a guy, as we already knew, potentially a very troubled, troubled past involved with many things, and it may also help explain what happened in 2013 with this other charge that we've known about for some time. we will bring you much more on this when we get it. >>> coming up, you know who says donald sterling is a really, really nice guy and not a race snis. >> donald sterling? >> exactly. we'll have that when we come back. >>> so donald sterling, he says he's a warm person, a good person, that he says hello to all the players when they come into office and that he is not a monster, or as he puts it, an ogre

that means there are only 556 officers conley fully available to police our streets. parts of the proposed plan early warning systems to a public on the budget level. the plan also budget for additional academy class. on recruitment and training plan will be voted on at tonight's public safety committee meeting to goes there will be on the full council in june. sunny skies on the bay area this afternoon looking live at the golden gate bridge was mostly sunny little bit of high cloud coverage in the distance sunny skies and cooler temperatures today plus breezy conditions. yesterday and and inland valleys upper 80s and 90s right now the sunday in pleasanton to >> : livermore 80 degrees and now but. any there's yesterday as well data south bay running in the '70s mainly in the '60s aside the bed willes also seen and gusty winds on thursday. tylenol range right now sfo ocean beach 34 of the golden gate pritchett 25 and 20 mi. an hour winds as well. all on the bay area with east bay to the adults of and again into tonight gimmicky but in the windy side especially in the c

conley is judged and . t me ask, just a shilt . 3 your answer is like lnl lingling. and the bloopers of it unveiled today. how would you react to that? . in the sitchwailingts in mexico, i've six, set roar us ago. and it was a serious question. ut i think there really. i do not think we have a failed state in any part of mexico. there are government structures still in place wherever in mexico which i believe their function. they may be stronger or weaker depending on where the drug trade is being applied. they may be under didge. and was the case viously in michoawac as in but i dobe we can she that all state administration and power has been lost in places. >> that's a fair point. but i think we do agree though that obviously one of the challenges of the new government is they're going to have to re-establish. i think one of the challenges is how do you strengthen government institutions against criminal organizations which made them wook. in order to carry out their business. and use violence as a tool to use that. so absolutely. spacking. raining. . turnses the w

conley. >> i yield back to mr. >> i think the gentleman i would like to remind the ranking member that he supported the 2010 legislation and he was a cosponsor. if it was good then, i believe it is good now. >> will will the gentleman yield? >> in a moment i will. you cannot separate the delivery through ballistic weapons ordered the use of surrogates who commit terrorism from the nuclear program. iran has nuclear weapons and they are the most state sponsoring for terrorism in the world today. and through ballistic missiles you can deliver through combat technologies and either way the delivery of nuclear weapons is in question with iran. so with the enrichment you cannot just stop there, but you actually have the dock their ability to deliver the weapons. i yield back to the ranking member of. >> two points. 2010, absolutely, we should work as hard as possible to stop them from sponsoring terrorism or developing these ballistic missiles in building these weapons. but what is on the table right now is stopping the

director conley awol on it?ntry, we wouldn't think of going awol because we knew the consequences. >> you know what? there are some who feel that the reason we haven't heard from the president and some other top officials is because they all knew about it. yesterday on this program we were talking about how the transition team, the obama-biden transition team was told by the bush people, they've got these gaming strategies. they have known for years. so it will be curious to see what the president of the united states says when he does speak. there is some suggestion that maybe coming up on memorial day he'll say something. if he doesn't, what does that say? >> i tell you what, i project he'll walk out on friday, one of the times in which people are paying the least attention to the news, and he's going to have a press conference and he's going to do it and look like the irs press conference. the question is, what was going on for those three weeks in between? >> and all the years in between. since 2008 when the