at this time district attorney gasco, thank you for patiently waiting. >> that does not make any sense. >> no. >> whoever leaves the department, we or once someone leaves a department. >> at that point, we are not going to be able to back flow. >> that is my point, if no one leaves for $275,000 in the hole. >> we disagree with your calculation and we have provided you with our analysis and we totally disagree. >> supervisor breed. >> we just approved the supplemental a couple of months ago and there should be sufficient savings from that approved as well. and i am trying to understand where that went. >> so those savings will stay in the current year and will not be carried into the next fiscal year. >> it will all are spent? >> it will go back to the general fund. >> thank you. >> avalos? >> okay. >> so, are there any other questions, colleagues? >> so, we have heard from the budget and legislative analyst and it sounds like there is a disagreement on this $270,,000. >> exactly >> at least. >> we do have this discrepancy, how do you want to handle this? is there a motion? >> a motion

at this time district attorney gasco, thank you for patiently waiting.

>> i was pretty shocked. >> reporter: charlie gasco was notorious fugitive james whitey bulger, on thend katherine greg. >> i went to his wikipedia page and scrolling through and it's like murder and extortion and all this stuff. >> reporter: dick ler co-wrote a biography on whitey bulger. >> josh turned out to play a key role in the capture of whitey bulger. >> reporter: bond helped the fbi come up with a plan. he called the couple and told them someone had broke noon their basement storage locker. >> whitey rode the elevator down and walked into the hands of some number of fbi agents and local police with their guns drawn. >> how did he seem after he was arrested? >> he seemed like he was in good spirits and laughing seemed like he was joking around with some of the agents. >> reporter: bond was surprised when he saw what investigators found inside his neighbor's apartment. >> i was not expecting to walk into an apartment full of guns and money. >> so after his arrest did you ever hear from him again? >> i got a few letters from him. >> did you write him back? >> yeah. >> what do you

the couple had been living under the alias "charlie and carol gasco," a self-described chicago businessman and his younger wife. instid the partially shielded third floor apartment, agents found cash and more than 30 weapons stuffed in the walls. whether bulger planned to shoot his awway out is anyone's guess baeps lured to the basement on the ruse his storage locker had been broken into. he was arrested quietly and without incident. through his lawyers bulger argued he was given immunity by a former prosecutor. the judge dismissed it saying any purported immunity is now lodged against crimes he's facing. >>> the white house is about to have a lot on its plate. we're following breaking news about who leaked information on the nsa surveillance program. >>> what we can expect to see from the white house next. >>> and, beloved author judy blum hits the big screen. "tyiiger eyes" opens this weeke. ] erica had a rough day. there was this and this. she got a parking ticket... ♪ and she forgot to pay her credit card bill on time. good thing she's got the citi simplicity card. it doesn't charge la

they paid rent in cash and neighbors knew them as a retired couple charlie and carol gasco. 16 years they avoided capture but in 2011 investigators got the break they needed, thanks to a national adam pain spotlighting whitty's girlfriend. >> have you seen this woman? the i is offering $100,000 for tips leading to her whereabouts. >> reporter: cnn broadcast a story about the ad and a former beauty queen recognized greig. she lived in the same neighborhood as grieg and bulger. after brief surveillance to confirm the tip, agents moved in. after all those years on the run, finally, at 81 james whitty bulger was in custody. >> we captured a man notorious in boston and around the world. >> reporter: inside the couple's apartment agents found more than $800,000 in cash, stuffed into the walls. in 2012, kathryn grieg was sentenced to eight years in prison for helping whitey. >> she was in live with mr. bulger and certainly a person that does not regret what she did in living her life with him. >> reporter: now, it's whitey bulger's turn. >> the two things he most wants to prove at