. >>> john gotti, john gotti died in prison in the year 2002 after serving about ten years of a life sentence for, among other things, his convictions for five different murders. john gotti was the boss of the gambino crime family in the mafia. but before he died, while he was still in federal prison, one of the things that john gotti got to enjoy as a feature of life in federal prison was that he had fairly regular visits with members from his family and because those conversations were monitored by prison authorities, in his case they were not just audiotaped, they were videotaped, we can now for the ages see in living color, or at least in blurry washed out used to be color, not just the movie idea or comic idea of what gangsters are like. with the gotti prison takes you could see the real deal. and he's exactly as charming as you might check. not just in dealing with peers in crime but dealing with immediate family members, too. for example, this is how he spoke to his 10-year-old grandson who had come to visit him. his grandson told him his career plans were become a professiona

, in walked john gotti's son-in-law. car mine agnelo, the guy who gotti said was destined to be indicted any day now. according to state and federal prosecutors, this is what happened next. this is from the new york daily news coverage at the time. quote, mr. agnelo and joe burger, a 390 pound childhood pound noen as jum be visited stadium scrap and said that ago nello wanted him to bring the me -- the metal to his facility instead. they gave the officers a simple message. sell him the crushed cars at artificially low prices or suffer the consequences. law enforcement officials said that when the undercover officers refused, mr. agnelo had associates fire bomb the business stadium scrap and because it was fake, because it was an undercover law enforcement operation set up specifically to catch criminals, there were cameras and microphones everywhere that caught all of that. so they were able to lay it all out in the indictment and in the press release they were very proudly able to soon put out about the indictments that

heather: john gotti's brother jean gotti was released a year ago. the possibility he could be involved. >> the day of his murder he was acquitted of a crime. carmine persico died last week. all these things happening at the same time. where there is change there is opportunity and people who want to take control. heather: i don't want to make any mobsters mad but honor among thieves. a murder at someone at home in front of their family would not normally happen. >> a handgun at close range using a vehicle. doing it at their home, breaks a rule but there used to breaking rules, they are not supposed to be involved in drugs and heroin is one of the biggest. heather: this is something he dealt with. >> bringing in new italian immigrants. heather: what happens next? an arrest? they have no one to arrest? >> these are tough cases. they were the wiretaps, they have video surveillance cameras. there is a blue truck to get him out of the house so there will be paint chips and things you don't expect, the stories you to be told. heather: they had cameras as

castellano's death led to t rise of john dgotti. after gottio prison, cali eventually took over the organization. shapiro believes the killing shows the mob is alive and well. >> do we know how cali made his money? >> now the traditional mob makes its money through drugs. that's where most of the money is now. >> reporter: among other leads police are pursuing is whether or not this was the work of an organized crime gang or a faction inside the gambino family, including john gotti's brother gene who was just released six months ago after serving 29 years for dealing heroin. >>> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. still fresh... ♪ unstopables in-wash scent booster ♪ downy unstopables >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> a deep sea expedition searching for u.s. naval ships lost in world war ii has struck pay dirt again. earlier this year, mark phillips was on board a research vessel when robot sub-marines discovered the wreckage of the aircraft carrier "uss hornet." the hornet wasn't the only ship to sink in that area and it wasn't

. >>> john gotti, john gotti died in prison in the year 2002 after serving about ten years of a life, his convictions for five different murders. john gotti was the boss of the gambino crime family in the mafia. but before he died, while he was still in federal prison, one of the things that john gotti got to enjoy as a feature of life in federal prison was that he had fairly regular visits with members from his family and because those conversations were monitored by prison authorities, in his case they were not just audiotaped, they were videotaped, we can now for the

he also snatches up works by simply notorious figures -- john gotti, adolf hitler, charles manson, and-face names. >> he kept a database, and so he could mail out, you know, 5,000 invitations at a time. if you were on baird's list, you know you're going to run into a 100 people you know. you're bound to see hoop. he sort of had the same crew always there. >> but every great party comes to an end. and in 2007, concern is spreading among baird's closest friends, like marianne macy. >> you know, the 4:00 or 5:00 a.m. lifestyle had to change. he didn't look healthy. people's lifestyles changed, and baird was still out there doing a lot of the same stuff. >> do you want to do it afterwards? >> no, right now is cool. >> i think it was more like work for him later. >> on february 21, 2008, baird jones, life of the party circuit, is found dead in his apartment. he's 53 years old. do you remember when you heard he had passed? >> i was shocked. i mean, he was way too young to die, and i didn't know that he had ever had any health problems. >> an autopsy reveals it was a heart attack. in his will

investigators believe that murder was orchestrated by a young john gotti paving the way for the dapperdon to take over. investigators are reportedly trying to determine if cali's murder wednesday night was part of an internal war for control possibly brought on by the recent release from prison of john gotti's brother who was 71 and could in theory be entitled to a role in the gambino family. police have not named any potential suspects but say cali's murder shows the signs of a well-planned mob hit. >> thus far everything police have show it's clearly a hit and old school except for the fact they did it in front of his house which is unusual. >> police say they have surveillance video of the shooting. right now they're trying to find the blue truck tt hica car.edits s ce phone for saving him from a bow and arrow attack. police in australia released pierced by the arrow there. he was apparently in a dispute ouids home with another he know. >>> speaking of cell phones pedestrians are so busy looking down at their phones these days, the city of tel aviv came up with this idea. crosswalks

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castellano's death led to the " se of john "dapper don" gotti, who then took over as gambino family bossnning criminal enterprises ranging from gambling to money laundering to prostitution. after gotti went to prison, cali eventually took over the evganization. shapiro believes the killing shows the mob is alive and well. do we know how cali made his uoney? >> now, the traditional mob thkes its money through drugs. e at's where most of the money is now. >> reporter: jeff, among other leads police are pursuing, is whether or not this was the work of an organized crime gang, or a faction inside the gambino family, including john gotti's brother gene, who was just released six months ago, after heroin. jethgun w a batentially major legal setback today. connecticut's top court ruled dye maker of the rifle used in the sandy hook massacre can be sued. jeff pegues has this story. >> they are not above the law. >> reporter: that was the message to the gun industry, after connecticut's supreme court ruled the families of some of those killed at sandy hook ma sue gun manufacturers over deir market

remember john gotti teflon. to prison for life. john gotti died of cancer in prison in 2002. but his 72-year-old brother gene gotti just got out of prison in september. gene's top associate john carneglia got out in august. he was repaleudisly the one who fatally shot gambino boss outside of spark's steak house in manhattan in 1985. and investors say there are real similarities between the killing this week of frank cali in front of his home on staten island and the killing 34 years ago of castalana outside of sparks restaurant. some believe this is good old fashioned american vs. civilian power struggle. crime families are not reemerging because they never went away. watch. >> it's still the king after which all most other crime groups are modeled in terms of the hierarchy. it's just that post 9/11 the fbi's attention and the nation's went to preventing terrorism and dealing with that. so the mafia was able to sort of go underneath the cover, so to speak and still operate, still be powerful and still grow. >> ot

the hit allegedly ordered one of his associates, john gotti. in the 1980s and 90s the gambino family became synonymous with god who took over shortlycasiano's death. in 1992 when he was sentenced to life in prison for ordering his murder and other crimes, the family's influence waned. according to local reports, he led the family quietly unlike the flashy and highly visible gotti. with the murder they are back in the spotlight. police are the man who fatally shot cali may have staged a car accident to lure him out of his home. officers are read reviewing surveillance footage. >>> jussie smollett today pleaded not guilty to 16 felony counts of disorderly conduct this morning. he is maintaining his innocence after chicago police said he faked a hate crime against himself. he says he was jumped, sprayed with a chemical and left with a ecuty a ed higher salary. the santa rosa native is expected to return to court in april. >>> another high-profile case. the trial of long time trump associate roger stone has been set for november 5th. he is charged

paul castellano of the gambino family, a hit organized by the flamboyant crime boss john gotti, the so-called dapper don. cali was the complete opposite say workers at his staten island neighborhood deli. >> he didn't come in and say, i'm the boss of a mafia family. he came in and said, i want an egg sandwich. >> reporter: he served 16 months for a conspiracy. what does frank cali's death mark? >> it marks -- cali's death obviously marks the end of an era of peace and harmony. >> reporter: now the question is, what does it start? anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> this evening there is a food safety alert to tell you about. butterball is recalling nearly 80,000 pounds of y salmonella cases. the products being recalled have establishment number mark of inspection, and a sell or freeze by date of july 26, 2018. we've put more information for you on our facebook page. >>> just ahead as we continue tonight, the highway of the future. take a ride in one of the new semi trucks driven by robots. >>> the terrifying near-miss on the road caught on camera. >>> the teen who beat the odds. why so man

paul castellano of the gambino family, a t organized by the flamboyant cme boss john gotti, the so-called dapper don. cali was the complete opposite say workers at his staten island neighborhood deli. e didn't come in and say i'm the boss of a mafia family. he came in and said, i want a sandwich.te >> rep cali's only mob-related conviction more than a decade ago for an extortion conspiracy. he served 16 month what does frank cali's death mark? >> it marks -- cali's death obviously markthe end of an era of peace and harmony. >> reporter: now the question is, wh does it start? anne thompson, nbc news, new york. >>> in chicago cameras were rollings act jussie smollett pleaded not guilty to 16 felony charges. the "empire" star is accused of staging a racist and homophobic attack in january to drum up publicity for himself. smollett is due back in court in april. >>> the largest case of college admissions fraud in u.s. history has now snowballed with the fallout trickling down to students who were denied admission. they are filing a class action lawsuit against some of those universities invol

year-old was believed to be the leader othe notorious kamm bin o gambino crime family oe led by john gotti. >> airlines in the u.s. are parking their boeing 737-max jets. the decision came hours african da grounded the planes, leaving the u.s. virtually alone in standing by them. the move to suspend the aircraft comes after this model was involved in two fatal crashes under similar circumstances. for the latest on this we are joined n by tracie potts in d.c. tracie, good morning. >> reporter: hi, phillip. this affects 275 flights daily in the united states. e from ouncement c president trump. he said it was for the safety of the american people the max 8 and the max 9imilar model now being grounded, some people got the word mid-air. those flights were grounded and will not go back up until the ,aa is sure they are safe. as you no we were the last country in the world to order them to be grounded. now, the flight that crashed on sunday, ethiopian airlines, killed 158 people. the black boxes from that flight, they arema d. we understand they are being shipped to france for analysis overnight

castellano, murdered in spectacular fashion, outside a manhattan steak house, paving the way for john gotti to take over the gambino sidynasty. how confident are you that this was a targeted assassination or execution of some kind? >> thus far, everything police has says it's clearly a hit. and old-school. except for the fact they did it in front of his house, which is unusual. >> reporter: police are poring over surveillance video from the neighborhood. sources telling abc news, they're worried about a fresh feud in the gambino crime family and retribution that could follow. tonight, no suspects and no clear motive. >> whit johnson on the scene all day for us. >>> we're going to tn to new reporting after the grounding of boeing's new 737 maxu.s. was th them grounded. a line of those planes right there, you can see at the airport in phoenix today. and tonight, the black boxes from the ethiopian plane are being analyzed in france. and right here, you're about to see some of the evidence side-by-side tonight. what alarmed authorities right here at home, leading to that decision to ground the

cali known as frankie boy was the leader of the notorious gambino crime family, the same family john gotti ruled over in the 1980s and 1990th. >>> facebook has its worst outage. its two messaging apps and instagram wednesday. users have been getting updates via twitter. facebook wouldn't say overnight what was causing the problem but says it was not a so-called denial of service cyberattempt. meanwhile, the company is facing a criminal investigation stemming from its data sharing with other tech companies. "the new york times" says a grand jury has now subpoenaed records from two smartphone makers. >>> some scientists are getting attention after raising concern about wireless headphones and whether they could pose a potential cancer risk. the bluetooth devices are worn inside the ear canal prompting concern about radio frequency radiation so close to the brain. but experts say the issue needs far more research to determine whether any meaningful risk and to determine how long you would have to be exposed to the radiation for it to pose any harm. >>> in the meantime, a jury in california sa

up the last time a mob boss was murdered in new york city was thirty five years ago that's when john gotti ordered the murder of then gambino boss paul castellano outside a manhattan steakhouse gotti was convicted of extortion and cast a lot of murder in one thousand nine hundred two ten years later he died in prison . mob violence has subsided since then and that might have led many new yorkers to feel a false sense of security. fast food restaurant now the. new york. right it's time for the sports news his piece or him piece or news that the bangladesh cricket team they were actually caught up in the drama in christ that's exactly right martin let's expand on that actually bangladesh narrowly escaping the christchurch mosque shootings in new zealand the team had just arrived at the mosque for friday prayers when they heard gunshots the team stayed on the bus and later made their way through a park to the headley oval cricket ground the third test against new zealand which had been shared tool to start the on saturday has now been cancelled not only. because you're not here i'm thankful w

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was believed to be the leader of a notorious gambino crime family that's the same once headed by john gotti according to the associated press, federal prosecutors in brooklyn have referred to him in court filings as the underboss of the gambino organization. those are your headlines >> thank you very much for those headlines. coming up on the show, more on this morning's top story the faa grounding all boeing max jets after this weekend's deadly plane crash. we have the latest details ahead. and u.k. lawmakers facing another key vote today as the clock ticks towards brexit we'll take you live to london when worldwide exchange returns after this rebekkah: opioids has taken everything and everyone i've ever loved away from me. everything. i blew my ankle out and i got prescribed pain pills by my doctor. if making my detox public is gonna help somebody i'm all for it. i just wish i would've had a warning. >> three major developing stories. the faa grounding all boeing 737 max jets following this weekend's deadly plane crash boeing shares are on the move this morning we have the latest ahead >>

that is when john gotti ordered the murder of the gambino boss.urning to court where judge refused to lower his $21,000 a month child support payment. the embattled r&b singer was jailed over missed payment. he spent three days in jail until someone paid up on his behalf. this case is separate from his, a case where he faces 10 counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse. former attorney general loretta lynch back in the hot seat. newly released transcripts from former fbi lisa page's congressional hearing may show lynch influenced the decision not to charge hillary clinton in her email probe. you to weigh in his conservative radio talkshow host, thank you for joining us, we appreciate it. >> good to be here. heather: what do you think the implications are and what has been released so far? >> loretta lynch had that meeting with former president bill clinton shortly before james comey announced his decision not to prosecute hillary clinton for the use of her private email server. heather: the tarmac meeting. >> in phoenix, arizona where their plane

initially his murder spread fears the gambino family which was once run by john gotti w in the throes of a violent new power struggle. there hadn't been arime boss killed in new york city since the mid '80s. >>e thought those days were over. very surprising, but i guessld habits diehard. sources, law to enforcement officials are looking into several theories including the psibility camel low had a romantic interest in on of mr. cally's nieces. sammy "the bull" was a former member of the gambino family who helped bring down dozens of mobsters including his own boss john gotti asnm a govt informant. he says he doesn't think it was a mob hit. >> bng done in front of his house, in front of his family like that, that's not something we actually do. >> morgan, i understand police areakg special precautions for him in jail? >> authorities believe his life may be threatened while behd bars he's been placed in protective kuft difficult. he says thiss something very wrong, they're vowing to get to the bottom of it. >> chrgan, thank you very >>> the ceo of boeing is speaking out about two deadly

mock sister john gotti. and the pan am will 103 bombing in lockerbie, scotland, in 1988.nal. >> i'll never forget the visit i made to lockerbie. i saw the smallwooden warehouse in which were stored the various effects of your loved ones. a white sneaker. a syracuse sweatshirt. christmas presents and photographs. >> he's been effectively the same bob mueller in every place he's ever worked. whether that was the u.s. attorney general's office in san francisco in the 1970s, whether that was the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s, whether it was the d.c. homicide investigator's office in the 1990s or the fbi in the 2000s. he is hard driving, tenacious, incredibly thorough and has a very strong sense of right or wrong. >> a registered republican but it is hard to tell. >> four and a half years of 2,000 meetings, i didn't hear him say anything political. >> how would you describe his politics? >> not. >> as in there are non? >> he's apolitical. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> which is partly why president bush picked him to run the fbi

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and around, in the 1990s when he had just turned states evidence and he was testifying against john gotti. the type of language the president uses, by calling government cooperators rats. it is not just unseemly. it is dangerous. the government, there is a necessity for folks to be able to come forward and to testify under oath. if he lies under oath, let the chips fall where they may. a lot of the things were extremely unsettling and things that they will face questioning with. >> when you talk about the code talk, mob mentality being familiar to you with the cases you helped investigate and led to prosecutions, is saying i knew he was directing me to do something because i understood the code, enough in a court of law? >> sure. sometimes mob bosses would say things like, did you take care of that thing? they felt if they were being taped, they wouldn't face exposure because they didn't say murder. they used the word, thing. or they would describe kilos of cocaine as shirts or some other pieces of laundry thinking the people doing the intercepts wouldn't understand it. in the instance mi

callie is the highest-ranking mobster killed in new york city since 1985 when john gotti ordered theof gambino boss, what a story. jillian: cameras will be allowed in the chicago courtroom later this morning when empire actor jussie smollett appears. is expected to plead not guilty to 16 felony counts. jussie smollett accused of staging a phony hate crime on himself. empire's first episode since his arrest aired last night. jussie smollett's character was front and center. he has been written out of the final two episodes of the show. rob: the president threatened to veto the resolution to end his national emergency declaration. >> we will see if i have to do the veto. it will be i think very successful regardless of how it all works out, very successful. rob: the senate will begin debating this issue. 5 republicans have said they will side with democrats but we will see if that is changing. we get the latest in a live report from griff jenkins in washington 30 minutes from now. jillian: the story everyone is talking about, the university of southern california will review applicatio

up the last time a mob boss was murdered in new york city was thirty five years ago that's when john gotti ordered the murder of then gambino boss paul castellano outside a manhattan steakhouse gotti was convicted of extortion and cast a lot of murder in one thousand nine hundred two ten years later he died in prison . mob violence has subsided since then and that might have led many new yorkers to feel a false sense of security last october a lower level mob boss was shot while sitting in his car outside of fast food restaurant and now the killing of cali clear signs the mob is alive and well gabriel's andro al jazeera new york a treaty to ban plastic waste from being dumped in the sea is being discussed in kenya is one of several resolutions on a consideration at a u.n. environment summit catherine sawyer reports on this now from nairobi. on the sidelines of the united nations and vironment assembly bag that i'm holding here was actually woven. craft from nigeria will then by women from hyacinth a plant that has invaded waterways in more than fifty countries across a wild including kenya

organizations in the u.s., ther prosecutions in the 1980s and '90s sent its top leaders to prison including john gotti. unlike the well-dressed gotti, calley kept a profile. now police are working to solve his high profile murder. >> no arrests have been made. the last major mob hit in w york was back in 1985 when paul caelato was shot to death outside ase steak hn manhattan. >>> we have an update to a deadly shooting. the woman killed was see lina, rivera. she went to american was a popular deejay in the area. she played at several dpots in th.c. area. police believe she was shot during a robbery at her apartment on bell crest road. the family has started a gofundme page to h pay for her burial expenses. >>> home surveillance cameras were rolling as a wild shootout unfoldro nednthoke brei oghlyborh tooved edge because the gunmen have not been caught. residents shared their concerns with news4 meghan fitzgerald. >> reporter: neighbors were home when the suspects opened fire right in the middle of the street. this happened saturday evening. take a look at this. one o those bullets hit a family's front

. >> we have a president who seeps to go through life trying to imitate john gotti, the former boss ofime family. he starts off with the strut. every time i see him, he seems to be wearing the overcoat. he has the strut, the skocowl o his face. >> reporter: the larger comparison is cultural. a culture they describe inside the trump organization of threats, betrayal and one way loyalty. >> donald trump, like most mob bosses, doesn't feel beholden to the people beneath him. if he were loyal, he would have given michael cohen a job in the administration. he would have given him a pretty good job. i believe that michael cohen did not get a job because his children, donald trump's children, saw michael as part of a servant class. they saw him as a guy who was good at being a thug. >> reporter: the white house has not weighed in on the comparisons to the mob. white house press secretary sarah sanders has called michael cohen a disgraced felon and said, it's laughable that anyone would take a convicted liar like cohen at his word. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> joining us now, a trump biogr

initially cali's murder spread fears the gambino family which was once run by mobster john gotti wasin the throes of a violent new power struggle. there hadn't been a crime boss killed in new york city since the mid-'80s. >> we thought those days were over. very surprising. but i guess old habits die hard. >> reporter: but according to sources, law enforcement officials are now looking into several theories. including the possibility camello had a romantic interest in one of cali's nieces and the crime boss told him to stay away from her. sammy the bull was a former member of the gambino family who helped bring down dozens of mobsters including his own boss john gotti as a government informant. he says he doesn't think it was a mob hit. >> being done in front of his house, in front of his family like that. that's not something we actually do. >> morgan, i understand police are taking special precautions for him in jail. >> that's right. authorities are concerned that his life actually may be threatened while he's behind bars because of the reach of the gambino mob family. but they're

to wearing $15,000 ostrich jackets and $9,500 ostrich vests, it's a warning, if you dress like john gottiof a crime or another. i'll point this out. mike "the situation" from the jersey shore is in prison right now for tax evasion for defrauding the u.s. on tax offenses including structuring, making deposits of $11,000 and $12,000. he's in there for eight months. that's what the judge was saying about manafort. you have to look at the prison time that people historically have gotten for these offenses. he's going away for longer crimes. >> that's what the judges said. obviously he looked at other sentences and comparable crimes. people that despise the president feel that manafort should be rotting in the cell for the rest of his life. >> people were taken aback from the comment that he led a blameless life. ask about paul manafort's wife. i think amy klobuchar makes an important point. crimes committed on the street corner and white collared crimes. we have a two-tiered system here. a woman out on parole and voted accidentally and she got five years. she got a longer sentence than paul m

the head was not to be ordered by john gotti who became head of the family. 1992 his right-hand man testifiedcer. >> martha: you can forget that story. thank you very much. last track, her girls are still enrolled at usc. is he crazy admission scandal overturns more rocks, are lots of parents making some big mistakes? rachel campo duffy is here next. is it a or other child. or their new friend. musical >> martha: the college admission scandal is the ultimate two. helicopter parenting of course, the kind that can put you in jail. but there are lesser offenses that may be damaging for your kids. it is surveyed parents of 18-28 euros all and found that 76% reminded their adult children that they needed to meet in concluding school work, 74% making doctors appointments, and 15% of parents with children in college had texted or called tho wake them up so that they did not sleep through a class or a test. fox news contributor rachel campos duffy who is mother of eight upstaging all of us. i have three. i might be slightly guilty of a couple of things on the list. but there is a big difference betwe

and mob boss john gotty. >> it can seem daunting to take on such a big case. as pan am or gotty. he's very disciplined and for him you don't look at the thing as a whole and say that's just too big. you start to say how do we attack this. >> in 1993, to the surprise of many, mueller left the public sector and took a job as a white collar litigator at the law firm. he quickly realized the job wasn't a good fit. >> i was having dinner with him in boston. he was talking about how unhappy he was in private practice. he had to keep track of hours and representing corporations and civil. he did something quite remarkable. he called up the u.s. attorney in washington and said i want to prosecute murder cases. >> the u.s. attorney in washington d.c. at the time future attorney general eric holder took the the call. >> i are mind him he had a great job. there was no way i could match his current salary. and already served. he might be a little over qualified. for a job adds a line prosecutor. before he could change his mind i said when can you start. >> that is who he is. at his core that

including john gotti, known as d after serving 29in years b bars. >> the mob is very much alive. >> they same bread and butter, money-making tivities they always have. >> reporter: cali kept a rather low profile. pled guilty to contortion expeerry more than a decade ago. to those in the neighborhood, he is a regular guy. >> didn't come and say, i'm the boss of a mafia family. >> investigators are working with more clues as well, including items from cali's home and surveillance videntil thin neighborhood, which could lead them to the suspect, described as a man between 25 and 40 years old. what a story. >> a lot of people looking over their shoulder these days. >>> time for another cck of the weather. dylan is on thepl aza. >> good morning, guys. starting early. st. patrick's day is to frrow, butks are getting ready, in the spirit. are you italian, sir ? >> me? no way. >> when did you put the paint on? >> actually,t was 4:30 this morning. >> how long will you leave it on? >> i won't takero it offbly until around maybe 9:00/10:00 tonight.t, >> oh, toni okay, you'll clear it off for tomorr

mobster john gotti, manuel noriega.8, a case that still remains personal. >> i'll never forget the visit i made to lockerbie where i saw the small wooden warehouse in which were stored the various effects of your loved ones a white sneaker, a syracuse sweatshirt, christmas presents and photographs. >> he's been effectively the same bob mueller in every place he has ever worked, whether that was the us attorney's office in san francisco in the '70s, whether that was the george h.w. bush administration in the '80s, whether that was the d.c. homicide prosecutor's office in the '90s or the fbi in the 2000s. he is hard driving. he's tenacious. he is incredibly thorough and has a very strong sense of right or wrong. >> a registered republican, but it's hard to tell. >> 4 1/2 years of whatever, 2,000 meetings, i didn't hear him say anything political. >> how would you describe his politics? >> not. >> as in there are none? >> he's apolitical. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> reporter: which is pa

mobster john gotti, man well noriega. and the pan am 103 bombing in lockerbie, scotland, in 1988.>> i'll never forget the visit to lockerbie where i saw the smallwood enwarehouse in which we stored various effects of your loved ones. a white sneaker. a syracuse sweatshirt. christmas presents and photographs. >> he has been effectively the same bob mueller in every place he has ever worked, whether that was the attorney's office in san francisco in the 1970s, whether that was the george h.w. bush administration in the 1980s, whether that was the d.c. prosecutors's office in the 1990s or the fbi in the 2000s, he is hard driefving, tenacious incredibly thorough, has a very strong sense of right and wrong. >> a registered republican, but it is hard to tell. >> four and a half years of whatever meetings, i didn't hear him say anything political. >> how would you describe his politics? >> not. >> as in there are none? >> he is apolitical. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. >> which is partly why president bush picked him to run the fbi in 2001. >> the fbi must

but that began to crumble when its top leaders went to prison in the '80s and '90s, including john gotti known as dapper don. his younger brother gene was released a few months ago after serving 29 years. >> the mob is still very much alive. >> they still conduct the same bread and butter activities that they always have. >> reporter: cali kept a rather low profile. he pled guilty to extortion conspiracy more than a decade ago. to those in the neighborhood, he was just a regular guy. >> they didn't come in say i'm boss of the mafia family, they said i want an egg sandwich. >> and investigators are working with more clues including items from his home and surveillance video in the neighborhood, which could lead them to a suspect described by police as a man between 25 and 40 years old. what a story. >> fascinating. >> a lot of people looking over their shoulders these days. >>> time for another check of the weather. dylan is out on the plaza. >> good morning. we're starting early. st. patrick's day tomorrow but folks already getting ready, in the spirit. are you italian, sir? >> me, no wa

around here, including another committee might remember was accused of turning on his former boss, john gotti got away, the nypd is holding a news conference in the next hour. we are expected to learn more information we will pass it along when we do. >> harris: a lot of rich details in your reporting. laura ingle, thank you very much. i will be right back. try alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief, plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. oh, what a relief it is! we're oscar mayer deli fresh your very first sandwich,m... your mammoth masterpiece. and...whatever this was. because we make our meat with the good of the deli and no artificial preservatives. make every sandwich count with oscar mayer deli fresh. but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? >> harris: quick live look at the sena

did reputed gambino boss jean gotti who served on heroin conviction, taking over for his brother john gottier in prison. so please are still looking for the gunman and that blue truck he was dying. their concerns it could start an all out mafia gang war right here in new york city. >> harris: that's what i've been reading about, and it is like a movie, as you said. rick leventhal, thank you very much. the top republican in the senate is planning a vote that would hold democrats, push them to make their position known on alexandria ocasio-cortez's green new deal. drama! what will the democrats do now? the power panel ways and next. ♪ as the one who is always trapped beneath the duvet i'm begging you... take gas-x. your tossing and turning isn't restlessness, it's gas! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easier tonight. >> happy friday, everyone. i'm ed henry in for dana perino. a big show today as we wait the president's first-ever veto. all about border security. plus, new details on that horrific mass killing in new zealand. we will talk to the ame

. >> it is like he is trying to be a tough guy, like a john gotti and, you know, he has his kids in thete house. he has his son-in-law in the white house. it is -- we've just never seen anything like this. >> right. i think, anderson, what is happening right now is that as the mueller report is being awaited and we're all eager to read it, that it is also true that people are saying -- the mueller report is becoming less and less important in the big scheme of things. the issue is not whether he worked with the russians. of course, it is central to the investigation by mueller, but the issue increasingly for the public is, is he fit for the office? is he morally fit to lead the country and to lead the world? i think a lot of people coming to a negative conclusion. >> the idea you have been talking about morals is -- david axelrod, that's not even a conversation one would normally associate. it is like talking about a sense of shame, which is also something someone would not talk about relating to him. >> i think he thinks morals and shame are related to suckers. the investigation has sh

up the last time a mob boss was murdered in new york city was thirty five years ago that's when john gotti ordered the murder of then gambino boss paul castellano outside a manhattan steakhouse gotti was convicted of extortion and cast a lot of murder in one thousand nine hundred two ten years later he died in prison mob violence has subsided since then and that might have led many new yorkers to feel a false sense of security. last october a lower level mob boss was shot while sitting used car outside of past food restaurant and now the killing of cali clear signs the mob is alive and well gabriel zandu al-jazeera new york only east african coastline side close i die has made landfall in mozambique bringing with it wind speeds of up to two hundred twenty five kilometers an hour almost eighty five thousand people across malawi and mozambique have already been displaced by stormy weather that began more than a week ago flooding has left many villages underwater and knocked out power and water supplies their school children worldwide are skipping class to take part in climate change protests

he's on tape doing his best john gotti impression. in short, this guy's in serious trouble tonight.heit calls you with a "can't fail investment opportunity," probably best to pass that one. but tonight we are wondering what happened to all the people around the creepy porn lawyer. they were a lot of them. how are they doing? the democratic officials who begged him to run for president, the donors who funded his exploratory committee. on more than anything, the medi. they truly love this t man. a>> he's a beast. >> he's a beast and he keeps topping donald trump and all of his folks in the mouth. jon meacham says he may be the savior of of the republic. >> i owe michael avenatti error prompt on mike apology. i was saying, enough, michael. i was wrong, brother. you have a lot to say. the democrats could learn something from you. >> tucker: all, a match made in heaven. they deserve each other. tonight we are especially concerned about cnn. in a single two month span, that china welcomed the creepy extortion lawyer onto their air and a remarkable 65 times. that is where he learned in neg

the man who followed in the footsteps of the infamous john gotti now suspected to be new york's first major mafia hit victim in three decades. and police are not releasing that grainy surveillance video because sources tell us it doesn't show a clear image of the shooter. they're still reviewing other videos from the neighborhood and they also believe the shooter was well trained based on the way he pulled out his 9 millimeter holding it with two hands as he opened fire. this raising a lot of questions among law enforcement in new york about what does this mean? is this an isolated sanctioned hit or the start of a new mafia war? they don't know the answer yet. >> haven't seen one for a long time. let's hope it's not that. >>> let's talk about the weather. sam champion is in for rob this morning. bringing a little bit of sunshine to our area. >> yeah. >> however, i mean the rest of the country dealing with major issues. >> flooding is our problem on the board today so we're going to show you. i have three pieces of video i want to show you to show you how intense it is in the plains an

reports this morning authorities are eyeing john gotti's brother gene gotti and another member of thet of prison and could be looking to get back into the family business. lured outside of his home by a staged car crash. talk about extreme weather. a powerful winter storm triggering several tornadoes across the midwest and alabama. a fierce hailstorm slamming southern indiana. look at that one tornadoes completely gutting a western kentucky church. moved into nebraska dropping heavy snow and rain. and in colorado, a family of four rescued by strangers after being trapped in their car for 12 hours. alex trebek is thanking everyone who has wished him well in his battle with stage fou pretty pancreatic can. >> for the kind words and advice have you offered, i'm a lucky guy. jillian: 78-year-old jeopardy host who revealed his diagnosis last week said he received messages from hundreds of thousands of people i'm sure that will continue to grow. evan watson the ibm computer century beck a get well soon card. he is belod by some people. ainsley: what great attitude though. i'm so lucky and f

it was ordered by one of his associates, john gotti. the family became synonymous with gotti who took over. in 1992, when he was sentenced to life in prison for ordering a murder and other crimes, the family's influence waned. cali led the family quietly. with this murder, the family and the mafia are back in the spotlight. police haven't made any arrests in cali's murder. it came the same day two family mobsters were acquitted in new york city. they reportedly claimed during the kriel th the trial that the mafia had been the trial that the mafia had been dismantled. >> i want to know what he did. to be continued. thank you. >>> it's 7:19. time good to have you here. >>> more news ahead. a maryland woman hopes an idea inspurired by a hollywood murde will solve the mystery of her sister. >>> an american astronaut will launch off. he and his wife tell us why it's worth the risk. you are watching "cbs this morning." t i'm relentless too. mbc doesn't take a day off, and neither will i. and i treat my mbc with everyday verzenio- the only one

meanwhile, john gotti's daughter angel tweeting the media got it wrong.ts that blamed her recently-released uncle gene gotti for this are wrong, and ms. gotti is demanding an apology for her family. arthel? ♪ arthel: 2020 democratic presidential candidates hitting key battleground states for st. patrick's day. former texas congressman beto o'rourke in iowa, and washington governor jay inslee set to start an event in new hampshire. we're looking at that live shot right there. several others holding events this evening including senators amy klobuchar and senator bernie sanders as well as former vice president joe biden. joining me now is hannah trudeau with "the national journal." that's a lot of people we're talking about. so of the many democratic hopefuls at this early stage of the race, who has the luck of the irish with him or her? >> well, it's hard to say who has the luck of the irish, but it's easy to see who has the media attention at the moment, and that is for he has been, as you mentioned, in iowa. he's doing a three-day swing th earlier today,