>> connolly: "just do it." he'd...her he didn't care or he was powerless to change it. >> pelley: n.e.c.c. was growing explosively, and so was the compounding industry. it started in 1998, when congress exempted compounding pharmacies from the oversight of the food and drug administration. the theory was, mixing drugs one prescription at a time shouldn't require federal inspection. the law passed, over the strong objections of then-f.d.a. commissioner david kessler. you, as f.d.a. commissioner, testified before them and you said, "don't do this." >> david kessler: if you're not going to have oversight, one day, people are going to die. >> pelley: that day's arrived. >> kessler: this should not happen in 2013-- maybe at the turn of the previous century, where we didn't have institutions like the f.d.a. there is no reason why people had to die. >> pelley: without f.d.a. supervision, compounding took off. state health departments are responsible for regulating what is now nearly a $2 billion industry. dr. margaret hamburg

>> according to bulger's lawyer, connolly was part of the game. they claim he got $240,000, maybe more in cash payments. he got other benefits in help. he was taken care of when he left the fbi by bulger's brother, by getting a good job after he left the fbi. so connolly got much out of it, benefited directly and personally. it was not just rubbing shoulders. it's making money, getting career advancement. >> mike barnicle, we have a minute left together. where does this go from here? it seems like there's a whole other chapter now that ought to unfold to get to the bottom of this and perhaps some prosecutions. >> i don't know what the statute of limitations is on several of the crimes committed obstruction. i don't know statute. mike kendall would know better about that than i would, but there are several fbi agents, former fbi agents who were complicit in allowing james whitey bulger to conduct business as usual, killing, murdering people, drug dealing, extortion. they knew it and they allowed it. >> mike kendall, in ten seconds or less, will the

still ahead, judge james connolly is leaving his post. and who's taking his place. plus a baltimore man meets the young girl whose life he saved. >> big changes at notre dame of maryland university. president james connolly is stepping down. 11 news has confirmed he made the decision for family reasons and is head back to his former home in kentucky. when connolly took the job in july of last year he became the first man in the position in university history. now school officials are putting joan colely in college. the change of power goes into effect almost immediately. meanwhile kids in the region will soon be heading back to school and for many families that's an added cost that is often tough to afor. so some decided to help out. members of living home minute streets spent much of the day giving out free backpacks and school supplies to kids of all ages. the sixth annual back to school bash, completes with free food, face painting, and fun. >> we actually give out a total of 250 backpacks to the first 250 students who come through the line. they are equipped wit

kevin connolly, bbc news, jerusalem. one of the oslo peace process initiators and former israeli justice minister. he joins me from jerusalem. thank you very much for joining us on gmt today. the announcement of more settler homes, this could well inflame tensions ahead of the peace talks. do you think this was the intention? >> i do not know whether the intention is to inflame the situation, but it shows very much about the occupation of the current israeli government. it is not by accident that the netanyahu administration prefers to release prisoners rather than to commit himself to the 1967 borders as a reference point for the next the gauche nations on the permanent solution. they decided this date to build more housing units, and it shows very much about his intentions. this is his ideology. he is a very hawkish leader of israel. he has a very hawkish coalition, which created prospects for success. >> there is also the suggestion that israel has made the talks almost a smokescreen to build more settlements. what do

paul rico who died in jail before he could reach trial, john connolly another one, john morris w.h.o.all played varying levels in that corruption. but we also had it at the local level too. >> what did washington know and when did they know it? >> washington was happy with the success that these people brought in for the prosecution of la cosa nostra, the italian organized crime. so they really didn't look very deeply into the relationship with bulger. >> who is this john connolly fellow? apparently whitey bulger called him zip, because they grew up in the same housing project when connolly went to boston college. joined the fbi as a young man, had a couple of postings before he ended up in boston. he was in charge of confidential -- he had his own confidential informants and ow confidential informants. he recruited james whitey bulger as one of them, and listening to mike kendall, mike kendall was in the u.s. attorney's office in boston. the level of frustration that people like mike kendall and others had had to have been overwhelming because -- >> why, did everybody know it? in bos

connolly, had been postponed. it is now in order to consider amendment number 4 printed in house report 113-174. for what purpose does the gentleman from georgia seek recognition? mr. woodall: i have an amendment at the desk. the chair: the clerk will designate the amendment. the clerk: amendment number four prinned in house report 113-174, offered by mr. woodall of georgia. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 315, the gentleman from georgia, mr. woodall and a member opposed each will control five mins. the chair recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. woodall: i thank you, mr. chairman. i yield myself such time as i may consume to talk about an amendment that recognizes that knowledge is power. so often today we've talked about what we can do to make the government more accountable to the people. one of those things is entailed in the underlying bill that says for the big rules that make a big difference, tell us what it is that you did. how did you come to this decision that this is the rule you want to i

connolly, now didn't you, i thought you had great testimony. what was the number you said were prosecuted? >> i believe mr. chairman the last hearing we had i want to say because i asked, i want to say there were four convictions. >> four convictions. we are lucky that willie sutton isn't around today because he could skim the irs and get away with it. can you tell us where we are in execution? >> i don't have the exact number but i can tell you in the area of criminal acts ex-investigation just like some of the areas we have described a significant ramp up in activity. we had 1100 investigations underway this year. we have convictions -- >> how many? >> i don't know the exact number >> the ranking member has said it is just a handful and that is disgraceful. people are stealing from the taxpayer and they are getting away with it. when the staff told me that some of the drug dealers are switching out to scamming and ripping off the irs again with these illegal payments that should raise eyebrows because we are talking about billions. >> i would

kevin connolly, bbc news, jerusalem. the eternal and city of rome has too many cars, three times as many as landed. the new mayor has begun to limit the number at least in some parts of the city. our correspondent in rome explains. the very center of rome, where there is an endless frenzy of traffic, the eternal rush hour, the eternal city. they say that all roads lead to rome, and it sometimes feels like that to you live here. flood the piazzas. was assaulted by the barbarians, but the modern city has to cope with the invasion of the motorists. drivers use to to race down to the heart of the historic center , reducing the colosseum to not much more than around about. one of the world's most famous buildings sitting in a torrent of traffic. in all of those themes and of thoses -- in all fumes and vibrations. suddenly there was a very different picture. a new column has fallen on the agent arena, and it is thanks to , rome's new mayor, a cycling and it easiest himself who has been a -- a cycling is the easiest himself to

whoreplaces james connolly, stepped down over the weekend for family reasons. >> 5:31.on the 1's. >> there may be some fog out there. some light sprinkles in some spots in northern baltimore county. maybe something could pop up near rising sun. it is a dry start to the day. a little bit more humid, though. upper 80's this afternoon. typical summer heat. a small chance for a shower in spots. watch out for the storm chances tomorrow. >> we are tracking an accident near liberty road on the inner loop. let's see if any delays are forming. cap, wet starts to the will see some delays. inner loop traffic at liberty road and you can see a delay. the right lane is blocked at the accident scene. loopf the traffic -- outer traffic looks pretty good. york road, the left lane is closed between padonia and timonium road. you can take 83 as an alternate. 95 running smoothly down towards 32. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. accident lance a young girl in the hospital. she was dragged under service dog. live in niceis baltimore with this morning's big story. >> witnesses say the

connolly would say doesn't look like a spreadsheet he has normally had. spreadsheets say what is on top of them. additionally, we asked you for information. we set the priority if you're going to slow roll us. you are. >> that is not true. >> mr. werfel, you frustrated this committee. you promised to do things and you are not. the office of chief consul as theas we know has made decision to limit search terms. is that correct, or did you? >> i am working together with the office. we are not limiting search terms in a permanent way. we are prioritizing. if i can make a point. consent foror additional four minutes to explore this. >> i will grant that provided the democratic side will he allowed to respond given that we are now on-topic. i respect the wish and prerogative of the chairman to use this opportunity to query mr. werfel on a different matter and i respect that but i would like you will -- equal opportunity to respond. >> i will grant the full committee chair that time. we grant additional time to the minority. >> i think the chair for his graciou

connolly, i would like 30 seconds and set the frame for what we are here. we are asking for all rules and regulations to be approved by both the house and the senate and signed by the president before it goes into effect. that message is one of the few things we can agree on. the senate agreed on the time we can adjourn. 17 bills have made it through here in seven months and talking about 50 to 100 rules. not going to happen. i yield to mr. connolly up to five minutes. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for five minutes. mr. connolly: i thank my friend from tennessee and thank him for his leadership on this bill. listening to our friends on the other side of the aisle, i urge them all to reread "the jungle," because that's with where you would take us. you would take us to a world where there was no federal oversight over the food supply and no oversight of child labor, there was no oversight on workplace safety in america. and tragedies ensued. america's water, america's air is cleaner, more breatheable and healthier today precisely because of regulati

for example, john connolly joining the mpc in later on this year, forward guidance is in place and let'st is tied to the unemployment rate, which i don't think anybody expects to come below 7% for the next two or three years, are you tying john connolly's hands here in terms of his independence as an mpc member and his judgment on whether to change the policy style? that independence in membership was always seen as a great strength by governor king over the monetary framework. there is an argument to be had it becomes more difficult for central bankers globally, particularly for the mpc, about how forward guidance interacts with their independence. again, this is a new area, new paradigm for monetary policy and we have to learn by doing. >> i can't help by feeling slightly hamstrung that the market is not expecting a great rise in 2015. they don't come up with something, that pricing will no doubt change. thanks for joining us. kevin sticks around. also still to come, we'll be bringing you the opening comments of mark carney's statement here on "worldwide exchange" at 11:30. viewers in

john connolly, his f.b.i. handler, is now doing 40 years for murder in florida. this was the end, this was the denouement, this was tend of it all whitey going to trial. so we've actually known this. so the damage for the f.b.i. was done, and that's one of the conflicts we saw. the victims' families did not like the way the government presented this case because they believe the government was minimizing f.b.i. and justice department corruption. and that was a tactic. the f.b.i. did not want to -- that was bulger's defense. it was like don't pay attention to me, pay attention to the corrupt f.b.i. agents. as the jury saw through it, judy, the f.b.i. clearly enabled and actually helped whitey bulger kill people but at the end of the day it wasn't the f.b.i. that shot people in the head, buried them shallow graves and removed their teeth for identification purposes, it was whitey bulger. >> woodruff: a remarkable story. kevin cullen with the "boston globe," thank you. >> thank you, judy. >> ifill: we continue our ongoing look at surveillance and privacy. tonight, w

connolly would say this doesn't look like a spreadsheet he has normally had. spreadsheets say what is on top of them. additionally, we asked you for information. we set the priority if you're going to slow roll us. you are. >> that is not true. >> mr. werfel, you frustrated this committee. you promised to do things and you are not. the office of chief consul as far as we know has made the decision to limit search terms. is that correct, or did you? >> i am working together with the office. we are not limiting search terms in a permanent way. we are prioritizing. if i can make a point. >> mr. werfel, let's go through the numbers. the democrats seem to be carrying your water. >> important facts might -- for me to get out. >> you are obstructing them. >> that is not true. mr. werfel, apparently you were put in by the administration to run cover. it is now my time and i am going to explain to you what this committee has found. mr. werfel, in two months, out of 64 million pages, you have delivered 12,100. this is over 2500 of them, completely useless. your interpre

kevin connolly reports from jerusalem.nother new dawn in the search for peace between israel and the palestinians. at this early stage, there isn't much warmth in the light. the two sides are agreeing to take a few small steps down the road they have trouble before. >> the israelis and palestinians have taken a dramatic step towards a just, lasting, and comprehensive

but that is the same scenario as linda of akio going down with the support of the conviction of connolly but this guy the devil decided to flip orchard -- the in old -- the edible remember that movie? the rumor among the mob was this guy the devil would tell a story to reverses' the patriarchs so to the director with the boston office advise colombo by the commission member recently returned from a trip it was on vacation the patriarch is aware columba at closing your of frank sinatra cedi should intercede with author known to sinatra who is presently writing a book based on the information. this is written by the fbi agent. you have to love this. basically a compromised patriarch. who is the writer? truman capote at this time the number one international best seller in the world having written this powerful book of the family in the midwest so he was capable of writing a kick gas, can i say that? a penetrating investigative book. however the river was not true but here is what they thought it was frank sinatra is and mia farrow people don't even know that was married to sinatra briefly

under him, corrupt agent, fbi agent john connolly. and next to them whitey bulger. >> we still don't know if bulger will take the stand. what is going into the process as to whether he will testify or not? >> well i think there are two things happening here. one is do we think about this trial as a win or lose? if we look at it that way, then we totally miss the boat. what this is about, i say, is whitey's legacy. whitey either is going to take the stand. what does he have to lose? what happens if he gets questions from a prosecution that want to show that perhaps he was an informant all the way bok to back to the 50s? what's the judge going to do to him? the judge can't do anything more. so whitey could be the mastermind by saying what i want doesn't matter if i'm found guilty, just let me say my piece. or he may have seen how fitzpatrick was pummeled and other good agents have been pummeled on the witness stand who are simply there to show the corruption or to show the mishandling of cases by the fbi, and he's writing, writing, writ

john connolly said take them out into the rose garden and burn them. of the watergate portion of that tape. >> quickly, why did it take so long to reach this conclusion? >> because it dropped. as soon as nixon resigned, nobody was indicted, there was no criminal proceeding, it totally dropped. everybody looked at can we technically recover this. nobody has looked at all the circumstances and talk to the experts who actually were talked to back at the time but never had their five minutes. >> and now with this new revelation, does it change anything do you think? >> you know, i think to me this is further evidence that the president was in what we call lost frame. john dean and i see a ledid a c attorneys. when you have two situations like bill clinton, i've got to say something bad, you will act irrationally and this was richard nikds acting irrationally. >> thank you both. >>> imagine a navy of one million ships and boats. that's how many vessels have passed through the panama canal since it opened 99 years ago. we'll show you how this important chann

. >> another warning to connolly sume -- consumer when is looking at used cars.earches say cars were submerged by storm waters nearly a year ago. but unscrupulous sellers have been getting them up and running and reselling them to unknowing customers. it is estimated more than 212,000 flooded cars are on u.s. roads right now. >> our research has shown that some sandy vehicles have been resold. >> they buy them for dollars and sell them for thousands. >> flood damaged cars are dangerous to drive. they have hidden problems electrical and mechanical and damaged air bag systems can fail at niem. that's why it is important to get a licensed mechanic to check out any vehicle before you buy it. if you are in a market to buy a phone you play want to look at phone insurance. not everyone die sides to spring for the extra protection nearly everyone has had an accident with their cell phone whether it falls or breaks or drops into you know where or gets stolen. experts s insurance might be worth it in the long run. >> a warrantee will cover you for breakdown of the item and

connolly would say this doesn't look like a spreadsheet is only a because spreadsheets say what is on top of it. additionally, we asked you for information. we set the priority if you're going to slow rollers and you are slow rolling us. >> that is not to. >> mr. werfel, you frustrated this committee. you promised to do things and you are not. the office of chief counsel, as far as we know that make the decisions to limit search terms come is that correct, or did you? >> i working together with the office of chief counsel. we are not limiting the search terms in a permanent way. we are prioritizing to get the most relevant -- >> okay think if i can make a point spent i would ask unanimous consent for an additional four minutes spent mr. chairman, i will gladly give it unanimous consent, provided the democratic side of the of the about to respond given the fact that we are now off-topic with respect to this hearing. i respect the wish and the prerogative of the chairman to use this opportunity to query mr. werfel, on a different matter and i respect that but i'd like an equal opportuni