as he was arrested he was going to die behind the walls of a prison. >> reporter: bulger went on the lam in 1994, evading law enforcement for 16 years and ultimately landing on the fbi's most wanted list. authorities finally caught up with him two years ago outside a santa monica apartment, where they also discovered weapons and more than $800,000 in cash. >> james bulger was that gangster who finally saw justice. i think some families are waiting for a little bit more, though. >> reporter: yes, and sentencing is set for mid-november but with bulger turning 84 next month, it's likely any way you cut it he'll spend the rest of his life in prison. meantime, there are many families still seeking restitution and still angry that bulger committed many of these crimes while allegedly working as an fbi informant, lester. >> all right, kristen, thank you. >>> the justice department is rethinking how it tries some drug cases. attorney general eric holder saying those mandatory minimum sentences are not reducing crime and are leading to overcrowded prisons. so he's telling his federal prosecutors

~ murase >> yes, co-chairs are michelle parker and jenny lam. forgive me, i'm forgetting the other members of the committee. those are our two other female members, but they are the co-chairs currently. >> so, can you clarify for me how many current members are there on the qtea and how many seats are there total? >> president norton, there are 11 seats total. we currently have six members. >> okay. so, you -- but if commissioners have concerns about parity of gender balance or whatever, they are not obligated to vote for the entire slate this evening; is that correct? >> that's correct, president norton, there is no obligation to accept any or all members. it's at the board's discretion. >> thank you. commissioner wynns. >> it is very interesting to me that all of these candidates are parents in the school district. and while i think that's great, it's very unusual or it seems to me and the two people that you mention. so, did somebody say they should all be parents? i gather -- i mean, i realize from reading this that most of these people are

nobody here is on the lam. >> can i roll video of weiner gone wild yesterday. just watch.n have to narrate this. >> he is feeling himself, huh? you know what i mean, he seemed excited to be there. >> bob, made it the whole show. >> not get

nobody here is on the lam. >> can i roll video of weiner gone wild yesterday. just watch.have to narrate this. >> he is feeling himself, huh? you know what i mean, he seemed excited to be there. >> bob, made it the whole show. >> not get into details. >> poor bob. >> we have to go. that's it for "the five." see you tomorrow, everybody. willie roberts tomorrow from willie roberts tomorrow from >>> welcome to "red eye." it is like wheel of fortune, if by fortune you mean toes i removed from various drifters. andy, what is coming up on tonight's show. >> thanks, greg. coming up, attorney general eric holder announces a new policy that will do away with mandatory minimum sentences for some drug offenders. some say the changes are overdue, but some say it will result in the streets being over run with crack fiends and smack heads. just the way obama wanted it. and did they commandeer an osprey and force them to take them to martha's vineyard? that's ahead. and talking about owner of a

nobody here is on the lam. >> can i roll video of weiner gone wild yesterday. just watch.have to narrate this. >> he is feeling himself, huh? you know what i mean, he seemed excited to be there. >> bob, made it the whole show. >> not get into details. >> poor bob. >> we have to go. that's it for "the five." see you tomorrow, everybody. willie roberts tomorrow from "duck dynasty" with us tomorrow. "special report" is next. >>> the president's top cop wants to ease up on some criminals. is it smarter sentencing or going soft on crime? this is "special report." good evening, i am shannon bream, in for bret baier. we begin with big potential changes in the way cops, judges and criminals go about their business. a federal judge ruled the stop and frisk policy must change, and attorney general eric holder wants to rewrite rules on who goes to federal prison and for how long. james rosen has

i will be gentle as a lam -- lamb. >> what's up eddie. >> i'm sorry. are you hurt?l 911 but i can't find the eleven. >> take a joke, bro. >> back that thing up judas. >> i knew this was a mistake. we should have cancelled the show the moment we found out you couldn't book any real stars. >> what do you mean? >> people with actual talent. >> double on you. >> let's get out of here before mr. funny man insults us all again. >> i said i'm sorry. >> too late. damage is already done. >> i was hard at work. >> no, you were hardly working. >> get out of my way. >> out of my way? >> i'm insulted. >> why? >> because you stole my line and you didn't even do it right. now out of my way. >> i know i hurt your feelings man. i let you live here and i give you everything because you're my best friend. >> maybe so. i'm out of here. >> wait a minute. hold up. where you going to go? >> i don't know. somewhere where i'm appreciated. >> whoa whoa whoa. he wants to go where they >> hey, danielle. do you have a second? >> did you finally get a date? >> as a matter of fact, i did. carlos

. >> bulger women on the lam in 1994, evading law enforcement for 16 years and ultimately landing a place on the fbi's most wanted list. authorities caught up with him two years ago outside a san monica apartment where they discovered weapons and more than $800,000 in cash. >> i think above the knows james bulger was that gangster who finally saw justice. i think some families are waiting for a little bit more, though. >> 83-year-old bulger could get life in prison when he's sensanced in november. his lawyer says ee planning to appeal. >>> planning legion appeal, new york mayor michael bloomberg after the federal judge shot down the city's stop and frisk policy. the judge likened the practice to indirect racial profiling. ray kelly immediately dismissed the notion that people are being stopped based solely on the color of their skin. mayor bloomberg says new yorkers will not see a change overnight. >>> new revelationes from anthony weiner in a wide ranging interview. the new york city mayoral candidate suggested his wife would work on hillary clinton's 2016 campaign, though he wouldn't sa

they premiered the lam menation.t's a eulogy to people who died in japan two and a half years ago in the earthquake and tsunami. festival organizers had it written by japanese composer. the orchestra also performed three other pieces. >> it was amazingly beautiful and moving. and we were both almost in tears at the end of it. >> translator: i had never heard such a wonderful performance by such a passionate orchestra. >>> that's "newsline" for this hour. i'm gene otani in tokyo. >>> a town devastated by the great east japan earthquake and tsunami. many people used to live here. >> somebody's power source are the fracture leading to their home. this may have been the living room, the kitchen. >> american journalist jed horne is visiting the disaster

. >> bulger went on the lam in 1994 evading law enforcement for 16 years. and ultimately landing a place on the fbi's most wanted list. authorities finally caught up with him two years ago outside a santa monica apartment where they also discovered weapons and more than $800,000 in cash. >> i think boston knows james bulger was that gangster who finally saw justice. i think some families are waiting for a little bit more, though. >> 83-year-old bulger could get life in prison when he's sentenced in november. his lawyer saying he's planning to appeal that. >>> also, planning an appeal, new york mayor michael bloomberg. this after a federal judge struck down the city's stop and frisk policy. the judge likened the controversial practice to indirect racial profiling with a blatant disregard for civil liberties. new york city police commissioner ray kelly immediately dismissed any notion people are stopped based solely on skin color. mayor bloomberg says new yorkers will not see a revised procedure overnight. an independent monitor has been appointed to oversee

lam bar lombard strd this building has contentious past and the owners want to lift it up and put a story underneath and the reason they want to lift it up throughout the city street elevations have been adjusted and as the streets get improved and the city heights don't get adjusted and many driveways go down into the garage. >> or windows below the street that makes no sense. >> and the streets of elevated and graded and of course the building settles but not that must have and the original flow of the thi-- floor of the build. >> i of in the building. >> me too. >> you are looking at the second floor now. >> the first floor. i live in the sunset and my kids pointed this out to me as the ninja house and orteega street and built in 1953 at the top of a cliff. isn't that wonderful? $11,000 for mr. r hess so people have said we have a lot of narrow buildings. i went out history and measured this building. it's 9 feet ten and a half inches wide. >> the lot is a little more. there is an inch and a half on both sides. >> this is a real landmark. >> there is the dog. >> there is the required d

we have a combination of beef and lam and parsley.mber over 2000 pounds of meat being cooked in three days. >> after all that savory protein, i was ready to check out the fresh veggie options. >> this is armenian cheat sheet. it's tomatos and mint and olive oil. that makes summer food. and what i'm doing is i'm putting some nutmeg. it is kind of like cream cheese. in armenia when they offer you food, you have to eat it. they would welcome you and food is very important for them. >> in every armenian community we feel like we're a "smallville"age and they come together to put on something like this. what i find really interesting about san francisco is the blends of armenia that come together. once they are here, the way people work together at any age, including our grandmothers, our grandfathers, skewering the meat, it's fun to see. fun to see everybody get together. >> we call it subarek. it's a cheese turn over if you want. we make the dough from scratch. we boil it like you do for la san i can't. >> the amount of love and karin fu

a strange ram on the lam. >> coming up looked like a marriage proposal in public that turned bad. wait until you get the real story. >> in pennsylvania, the amish community lives without conveniences and without its own organized crime. exposing never seen secrets about an unusual kind of mafia. you are watching "world news now." ♪ ♪ >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by colonial penn life insurance.

of plan entertainment here to tell us about another successful partnership we've had with outside lams. so, both greg and sherri. >> thank you so much. this is one of the more pleasant tasks i have. forgive me for reading some of this, but if you had told me six years ago that we'd be getting more press from our food and wine at the outside lambs and the music, i would never believe it. but if you get a chance to go on the internet, there's a staggering amount of culinary articles in the paper today where they're asking people to write in and say what their favorite restaurants were. [speaker not understood] lambs has become in addition to this wonderful music festival really the number one food, wine, beer, art festival of all the festivals in the country. this year over $80 million was brought into the local economy and we're really pleased that we got a clean report from police chief suhr on the activity on the different incident report. and as you know, in addition to the money that the park district makes, you have full cost recovery for city services with outside lambs. so, over

. >>> an exotic bird on the lam in central valley. >> show what you it took to actually wrangle thathing back to safety. we got that coming up. ♪ [ horn honks ] kevin! toaster strudel, yah? ♪ warm, flaky, gooey toaster strudel. faster than kenny can dodge a question. honey, how'd that test go? [ female announcer ] in just 60 seconds, you've got snack-defying, satisfying mmmm. totino's pizza rolls. mmm hmmm. mmmm. [ female announcer ] zero to pizza. pronto. >>> finally this morning, an exotic bird on the loose creating a scene outside the bakersfield memorial hospital. >> the colderful gold and blue macau was perched in a tree when the hospital worker tried capture it and it slid away. didn't slide far. it took fire crews able to come in to grab the parrot from a second tree nearby. one firefighter did the deed, climbed up, draped the bird with a sheet, as you see here, grabbed it and brought it on down. the bird was then taken to the fur and feathers luxury pet resort. >> the luxury pet resort. >> in bakersfield. >> awesome. awesome. >> efforts are under way to find out who ounce par

. >> reporter: bulger went on the lam in 1994 evading law enforcement for 16 years and ultimately landing a place on the fbi's most wanted list. authorities finally caught up with him two years ago outside a santa monica apartment where they also discovered weapons and more than $800,000 in cash. >> i think james bulger was that gangster who finally, you know, saw justice. i think some families are waiting for a little bit more, though. >> that was kristen dahlgren reporting. 83-year-old bulger could get life in prison when he's sentenced in november. his lawyer says he's planning to appeal. >>> also planning an appeal, new york city michael bloomberg. this after a federal judge struck down the city's stop and frisk policy. the judge likened the controversial practice to, quote, indirect racial profiling with a blatant disregard for civil liberties. new york city police commissioner ray kelly immediately dismissed any notion that people are stopped based solely on the color of their skin. mayor bloomberg says new yorkers will not see a revised procedure overnight. an independent monitor h

so, actually, this is so brief about people on this committee and i think i know jenny lam personally very well and also michelle parker so i don't have an issue at all with those two women. but they also bring a different perspective to this committee, you know, one is a nonprofit -- both of them with nonprofit, stems. parent engagement also, but i -- so, i think that i don't have enough information on these individuals to actually approve this tonight. i feel like i would like to know what grades the children are in, but particularly what schools are their children from. and i think it's really important to have a diverse sort of gathering of people who have different school experiences and represent a diverse school environment. and, so, we're looking at this and it doesn't give me enough information. and i don't think that is -- i am in no way blaming you. i think that what commissioner wynns brings up is about the description and being more descriptive of what we're trying to achieve with this committee and a more well rounded perspective of our district, too. so, i am a little d

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the boston mobster caught on the lam after sixteen years. and first of all,let get the -- you have boston journalists for a long time. >> between us it's probably like what? sixty years? [laughter] we've been chasing him combined total fifty years each. >> wow. at this point in journalism, having a job is its own reward. you have an armful of to if i. a pulitzer prize, it's an impressive list. you know, it's a wonderful book. the thing that i was reminded of at the beginning, something when i was a kid my father was taking friend of mine to see butch cass did i did. he said whatever the movie makes of them, they are the bad guys. and the ore thing that reminded of is the old line from mel brookeson, the 2,000-year-old man asked about robin hood and he said, what about robin hood? he stole from the rich and gave to the poor. it's nonsense. he stole everything and kept everything. how did it happen? he said, well, he had a guy named marty. marty would tell everyone he gave from the knew. who knew. he hit you so hard you didn't know. i of think

rompiÓ el corazÓn ayer al nieto de cantinflas en drogas y pidiendo ayuda para rehabilitarse, y hoy ten lamla y su testimonio tambiÉn romperÁ corazones. >>> es una madre desesperada, y porque no ha podido rescatar de las drogas a su hijo gabriel moreno de 19 pesos aÑos, meet del le janactor cantinflas. >>> mi sentimiento es de desesperaciÓn, desolacion. y no puedo hacer nada, david sabe que esta es casa, ha venido mucho, pero se va. y entonces, se lleva 50 pesos y desaparece un dÍa, y dos dias, o se lleva cien pesos y desaparece dos dÍas. y asÍ hemos estado en este actividad floja hasta que le dije que ya no, que ya no podÍa entrar a la casa. >>> esos fue hace 15 dÍas y desde entonces el jovencito esÁa por las calles pidiendo limosnas para comer y drogoarse, y segÚn nos dijo ayer, en esta entrevista. >>> cuando tengo dinero, que sobra del dÍa pasado desayuno, sino pues, hasta que consiga que es hasta las dos, tres de la tarde que empiezo a ganan ar un poco mÁs de dinero, y pues, hasta esa hora cÓmo. >>> quÉ venga. y que ya no sufra, que hay muchas maneras de ayudarlo. que hay muchas lugares

. >>> y ten lam primera imagen de kim kardashian con su reciÉn nacida.usiva. >>> que lo disfruten. >>> besar tus ojos oscuros, dejar atrÁs las heridas dormir, dormir pegado a tÚ pecho esto es vida cerrar mi mano en tÚ mano y beber tÚ dulce saliva meter mi cuerpo meter mi cuerpo en tÚ cuerpo esto es vida vamos a hacer nuestra casa en el cielo en el cielo de alguna selva cultivar amor en rama y plantar plantar estrellas beber amor cada noche letra de esto es vida (feat. juan luis guerra) - draco rosa - sitio de . >>> gracias. >>> y un honor tenerlo aquÍ en primer primer. >>> gracias por esta primicia. >>> vamos a pausa. >>> su hermano septiembre quitÓ la vida y este nieto de cantinflas estÁ en las calls en drogas y olvidar su dolor, verÁn lo que le dice a su padre. >>> lo hace a travÉs de "primer impacto." >>> y con su misiÓn uno activist activistas lograr cerrar dos fincas dÓnde maltrataban a un mamo. >>> vamos con jackie guerrido y el tiempo. y ya casi viernes. >>> cuÉntanos jackie, hola. >>> ay! justamente era lo que iba a decir, ya casi viernes. y clar

he is still on the lam tonight. >>> it has been 727 days since the u.s. lost its top credit rating.are we doing to get it back? everybody has to do their part. the latest revenue idea from the usps? they want to ship you booze. you have to pack it up, ship it, there's a lot of money. it has to be better than the clothing line that we told you about earlier this year. >>> and now our fourth story out front. return to the house of horrors, michelle knight bravely made a last visit today to the house where she was held captive and tortured by ariel castro. the house is now set to be demolished as part of the plea deal. he was sentenced to life in prison. martin savage is out in front in cleveland tonight. the aggravated murder charge comes from michelle knight saying that he punched her so hard in the stomach that she was forced to abort children multiple times. what else did she do? >> reporter: well, you know, it's pretty remarkable. apparently she went to that house and actually wanted to go inside. i'm talking about michelle knight. she could not go in. the sheriff's deputy stopped

we were drinking beer and buddy pulls up in the lam seen as the mayor and shows up at the party. he was one of the last persons to leave. that kind of charming. he was a champion of city of providence. the city was a downtrodden city. he would, you know, go on national tv and go -- we've always had corruption. it predates buddy and post date him. it makes him -- at least he helped put it back on the map. so that's why people loved him. >>> for more information on all of the cities visited by booktv's local content vehicle visit us online at at c-span.org/localcontent. >>> booktv continues with president obama -- paul gregory. he profiles five women who lived in the soviet gulag in the '40s and '50s. it's a little over an hour. >>> good afternoon. i'm not paul gregory. i'm not -- i'm a hoover associate fellow. welcome to the concluding session of this year's hoover institution workshop. every year the workshop gathers some of the most promising and historians from around the world. and the workshop is lead by paul gregg i are's who is the afternoon's speaker for some of you paul w