martin scorsese said who should play the lawyer. and he was the one for trade by mr. dinero and he said, let mr. dinero do it. nevertheless, they hired him to play myself and it was great. every time they watched, this was is a wonderful thing. it had supplemented income unbelievably over the years. >> so who were they? >> they didn't call him lucky to his face. he was the front man, basically, from the mob at the corporation that owned about five different hotels here in las vegas. very bright guy, very demanding. before he came along, it was a little hole in the wall like you would imagine. a movie in the making. he has these ideas a grand jury and he is a very astute person. tony was a childhood associate of his and according to law enforcement, tony was set out by the chicago mob to look over their interest here in las vegas. and according to 26 people, murdered them. i was always chastise by local police would say, how can you sleep at night. and i say, how come you are so dumb they haven't been able to spend one day in jail if you killed 26 people. i never got a

it's far more horrific than martin scorsese's "the departed" could have ever been. >> when you see themfront each other how does that play in the court do, you think? >> well i certainly thing it shows them to be exactly what they really are. these are guys who know how to fight, who have an extraordinary recentsentment gets one another. he says, i'm not a rat because you can't rate on a rat. bulger looks at whitey the same way way that weeks looks to bulger. the jury might say i'm not sure i believe what they say about everything but i sure believe how they feel about each other right now. >> thanks, rikki. >>> technology is causing problems for millions of people and their eyesight. who's most at risk and what can you do about it? that's next on "cbs this morning." [ male announcer ] this is bob a regular guy with an irregular heartbeat. the usual, bob? not today. [ male announcer ] bob has afib: atrial fibrillation not caused by a heart valve problem a condition that puts him at greater risk for a stroke. [ gps ] turn left. i don't think so. [ male announcer ] for years, bob took war