inspiration for jack nichol sohn's blood thirsty killer in the movie "the departed" and fbi informant. degrees he ratted out his competition. some of them. others he allegedly murdered, tortured, enemies, associates, anyone who crossed him. 19 in all according to authorities. and all the while, all the while while he was killing others his handler in the fbi turned a blind eye to his blood luft. in fact it was this same fbi agent who alerted bulger that he was about to be indicted, sparking him to make a run for it. that was in 1994. since then there have been bulger sightings all around the world. but it was here in a rent controlled apartment on a modest street in santa monica california where agents arrested him last evening. 81-year-old bulger and his 61-year-old girlfriend miss grieg were arraigned today in federal court agreeing to extradition back to boston. the fbi crediting his capture to a public service campaign, tv spots aimed at making grieg's

and oddly enough, mike nichols stayed mike nichols, and...but i sort of trusted mike. i didn't think he was going to allow them to really screw it up. and what happened, finally, by some great fortune: there was no screenplay. i mean, there's this guy, ernest lehman, who is credited with the screenplay. but then again, he produced the movie too. but i think he changed two sentences of my entire script and maybe cut about five minutes, so the text was intact. and i am told all sorts of apocryphal stories about hollywood and film. i am told, for example, that a screenplay was written in which the nonexistent child was changed into a real deeply retarded child that they kept upstairs somewhere. i don't know whether i believe stuff like this or not. but anyway, i was quite amazed when i went to see a rough cut of the movie that it was what i wrote, very much what i wrote, except those two dumb sentences: "hey, let's go to the roadhouse" and "hey, let's come back from the roadhouse..." [laughter] which destroyed the claustrophobia that was very important to me in the film.

john we just you just froze up and we lost you so john nichols with the nation thanks so much for being with us if you can still hear me let's hope the senate flips after next month's recall election so the democrats can finally put an end to governor scott walker's radical agenda that's frankly hurting working people in wisconsin and then when next year olds around and walker and self is eligible for recall that's now big fish. there's an inherent contradiction emerging within today's republican party for decades now republicans have been courting the religious right claiming to be the party of family values and morality and that courtship has paid off very well the polls but now as highlighted by the emergence of the tea party in the passage of ball ryan's budget plan republican party has embraced a new ideal one belonging to iran rand and atheist who despised religious morality and one religious organization the american values network has taken notice of this new direction in the republican party and they are please take a look at an excerpt from a video that the group released rece

and what can we expect in the upcoming recall which is for some answers on this i'm joined by john nichols russian correspondent with the nation magazine john welcome. it's great to be with you it's a thank you very much what's behind this move against craft beers. well i know it sounds pretty bizarre that in all these struggles over everything from collective bargaining to local democracy to voting rights we've got a crowd here a fight and the fact the matter is that governor walker has established pay to play politics in wisconsin and the big brewers are paid to basically erect a ceiling on top of small basic concept here is that if you're going to you know sell a few bottles of a brew pub you could probably do ok but if you do gallop a craft beer that starts to get popular they want to make sure that you can't compete and you can set up your own distribution network and really get into a game and effectively what this means is they're creating the perfect situation for the mega breweries it means that if a little guy starts to take off they can prevent him from getting too big and then

rachel nichols of echt spn has r story. call it fate, fortune, or charma.k in 2007, mike miller and his wife jennifer just called it a gift. $1 million to a children's hospital in his native south dakota. >> we were blessed with two healthy children. just felt that was something that was from our hearts that we wanted to do for the area. where michael was from. >> reporter: the hospital name ed pediatric intensive care unit after the millers. life went on. then this past fall, jennifer found out she was pregnant with the couple's third chichltd their first girl. she was set to deliver in the middle of the eastern conference finals. so, tell me what happened when jen went into labor? >> we came back from chicago after game two. flew in about 4:30 in the morning. went straight to the hospital. they induced her the we had jaylen, her umbilical cord was so tight around her neck she wasn't getting blood. >> reporter: doctors told the millers their 6 pound baby was struggling to breathe. even worse she had five holes in her heart, one so large it might require cr

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rachel nichols has our story. >> reporter: you can call it fate or fortune or karma but back in 2007er and his wife jennifer called it a gift, $1 million to children's hospital in his his native south dakota. >> that is something that we wanted to do for the area where michael was from. >> the hospital named their pediatric care unit after the millers. jennifer found out she was pregnant with the couple's third child, there first girl. >> tell me what happened. >> we came back from chicago after game two at about 430 in the morning. we had jaelyn. they said that she was not getting blood. >> reporter: doctors told the millers that's there 6-pound baby was struggling to breathe and she had five holes in her heart. >> i got to hold her for a few seconds and they whisked her away. >> it is just scary. they wanted the baby's heart rate to be between 40-50 and she was north of 100. >> reporter: for the next 10 days she remained in intensive care. mike was waiting at a chance for a championship and began shuttling back and forth. >> i missed practices. the whole chicago series is a blow re

and there are reports that robert nichols, the expert on the pipes, he says now that changes in gas line pressures over the years caused this problem. >>> the government says there's no radiation threat from a fire burning dangerously close to new mexico's los alamos library. frames are just 50 feet from the ground. watchdog groups fear up to 30,000 barrels of waste will explode. they say the fire would have to jump over canyons to reach key buildings. the blaze has forced the evacuation of the entire city of los alamos. that's a population of 11,000. >>> well, yesterday at this time, of course, we're talking ode -- we're tracking moderate to heavy rain. right now the rain is south but we still have clouds in place. that will be the seem across at least a good portion of the forecast area later on -- later on. right now, the main rain shower activity is heading out to the sierra. but we're gonna hold onto the clouds. as far as the records, i can't remember a june like this. the record yesterday, .81. the old record was .22 set back in 1952. this is making june 2011 the second wettest jun

detective jack nichols is one of the 156 officers that could be laid off this summer. the san jose police officers association is cautiously optimistic that points out many members are skeptical and believe layoffs will come sooner or later. officers will continue to meet with their union until next tuesday. >>> a company will cap annual earnings at 2% and return any amount over that two members and providers. it is starting with $180 million. policyholders will get a credit on their october bill. that is about $80 per individual and $250 for families. blue shield came under fire when it filed for a 59% increase which he later withdrew. >>> polls close in less than an hour here. first in hercules, they will decide whether or not to recall mayor joann ward and councilmember keeny and they also questioned sweetheart land deals. >> i think their needs to be a change and maybe i think it was important decisions made by the government. >> over questions about one displacement candidate who now admits he did not earn an mba and other degrees or serve in office in his native

please join me in welcoming david nichols to our stage. [applause] >> thank you. it is an honor to be here and to be with people who love history. that is the best audience one could ever have an r m grateful. we need to shoot down the nasty rumor that has been going around that my publisher stirred up all the trouble in the middle east just to sell my book. that is not true. not true. this is also a day when the news is telling us again and author has been making up stuff and i want you to know that this book people except in some commentary in the conclusion, not a phrase is in it that is not rooted in a document or compelling circumstantial evidence. eisenhower "eisenhower 1956" the new story in many respects because it is based on hundreds of top-secret documents that have been declassified since the last major work on the suez crisis was published 30 years ago and when i get done with the presentation those who have not read the book and i assume most of you have not will think you know the story but please read the book because the book is better than the sp

. >> detective jeff nichols agrees but is still relieved.on the sexual assault unit and gets rid of a nagging. >> it was a molestment of a ten- year-old girl. to be able to go out and know i have a job for at least the next year is a relief. i can 100% focus on the case. >> a detective scheduled to be laid off in july found out he will remain on the job. >> it is on and off every week. one moment you think you are getting laid off and one moment there's hope. >> one reason they will not be laid off is because so many officers are retiring early or taking new jobs. some council members say they're worried because the numbers problems they worry about the long term quality of the police force. in san jose, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> tonight cia director is a step closer to become the new secretary of defense. an arms services voted today to confirm the nomination. it is the president's choice to replace retiring defense secretary robert gates. she received bipartson support during the confirmation hearing. it now goes to the full is senate for a

it was not paid for by the circulation nichols of the subscribers. if you think about government- boned journalism compared to the rich, benevolent owner boulders of journalism or the public opening of journalism, i think there is a time now where you do not need quite as much funding as ever, but some of the people who today are seen as barron's -- barons started off with a pretty defined journalistic crusade in their mind, and most of the time in their own minds, it was progressive. i think that the dollars are more available than ever for people with an agenda, but the ability to spot the quality voices is a little bit harder now that they are so numerous. >> there will always be a market for investigative journalism. i do not know that it is the type of financial journalism that was referred to before, but i think that there will always be people willing to also spend the time to listen to that type of reporting or even to read it online. there is no doubt that investigative journalism will continue to flourish. simply as a longer format journali

espn's rachel nichols is on this story. >> reporter: you can call it fate or fortune or karma, but backorward mike miller and his wife jennifer just called it a gift. $1 million to a children's hospital in his native south dakota. >> we were blessed with two healthy children and just felt that that was something that was from our hearts that we wanted to do for the area where michael was from. >> reporter: the hospital named its pediatric intensive care unit after the millers. life went on. then this past fall, jennifer found out she was pregnant with the couple's third child, their first girl. she was set to deliver in the middle of the eastern conference finals. so tell me what happened when jen went into labor. >> we came back from chicago after game two. flew in about 4:30 in the morning. went state to the hospital. they induced her. we had jalen, and when they brought her out, her umbilical cord was so tight around her neck that she wasn't getting blood. >> reporter: doctors told the millers their 6-pound baby was struggling to breathe. even worse, she had five holes in her heart.

the stud men's performance earning him runner up status when all was said and done you either hold nichol's proved to be the most nimble and bury of the riders hanging in the balance for a while after a tough angle on the circle wheeling each member of his adrenaline charged trio impressed in his own way with her hobbling of would rule the podium after showcasing his racing pedigree. i started off doing inline skating and snowboarding as well as jumping on a trampoline my father then put me on a bike and i did quite well i later learned that perth my parents rode bikes in the younger years so riding on two wheels is in my blood but participants now have just under a month to come up with new gravity defying tricks to impress the crowd needing to greese those wheel bearings for the next event in the capital on july third so a tribute to one country's motoring technology and plenty of thrills and spills for those using it in vans or gorski r.t. i think if you need tires all we need to be bought after all of us are not is your sport i'll see soon whether it's up next. while kings go mad their

from time immemorial was placed under azerbaijan's control they didn't matter much who controlled nichol nick had a bad back then the soviet republics were part of an integrated country by the time bomb eventually went off and violence erupted between the two in the late one nine hundred eighty s. . those soviet government showed signs of weakness at the start of perestroika when people were told they could speak up without running the risk of being imprisoned oryx accused of people across the serbia union for again talking about their concerns and i mean ian's in a golden color black started asking questions they wanted to know why they were part of azerbaijan even though armenia was next door to a country populated by people of the same nationality and culture which would of. who flatly rejected yet advance demands the nagorno-karabakh be handed over to armenians control. meanwhile the first major interethnic conflict was gathering pace in the soviet union south it had been fueled by events in the small town of some great the azerbaijan's capital to trade will soon go out massacre was

shareholder dispute that split russia's biggest miner for the last year is set to continue nor as nichols annual general meeting the balance of power appeared to be shifting slightly in flavor in favor rather of lead to major tahn and who owns twenty five percent of the group oleg deripaska who owns a similar share lost ground the two billionaires have been arguing over how best to progress the stalled development of more nickel to discuss the issue i'm joined now by dan as governor ehrlich senior metals analyst at c.t.a. financial corp thank you dennis for joining us on r.t. what sort of impact is this ongoing shareholder dispute having on the development of this company. well. basically i would say that so of course a shareholder dispute just negative for the company and say you are an oilskin particular so this is set back on the share price and especially for the investors are not happy with this with the with the shareholder disputes and following this a.g.m. do you think the baton to now has more control. yes definitely basically yes but then you mentioned in an interview couple of

governor walker's agenda and those in wisconsin who are fighting against it for more i'm joined by john nichols washington correspondent of the nation magazine lives in madison wisconsin and democratic strategist erick knew who grew up in was because you're from wisconsin your family are going about here but my home my family is out there and throw out there i started my work and politics out and now the roll over was constant and john welcome great to have you with us good to be it's so john let me start with you what's a recap this story idea i touched on in the setup but what's the deal here choky one chief one supreme court justice choking another. absolutely it's a pretty remarkable story and of course this whole wisconsin controversy has been remarkable from the start we've had koch brothers phone calls and and secret meetings and scandals and fights and invasions so i guess a strange elation attempt had become eventually what happened who knows about it two weeks ago as justice prosser who was as you suggest governor walker's mentor in the legislature as justice process was preparing to

have been effective at the russian consulate staff not gone and president the men in prison would nichols's on the twenty first of june consular employees from the russian embassy will do for visited the gear if he did not. any complaints about his living conditions or the way the investigation was going so he's using the services of a qualified private mode of lawyers currently in investigation is being carried out by motive and a third it's in accordance with the court's decision he'll be held for thirty days the embassy's money story in the situation she said or by gives detention could have been a completely routine legal process but the very fact that most children authorities are still refusing to part with any coherent information concerning the case is definitely not doing rem any savors and it's still a case of a little bit of a prosecutor's office and of their e unfortunate right. catherine as are about r.t. moscow. five special forces officers have been killed and twelve others wounded during a shootout with militants and russia's republican guard and there are reports of several

of man's performance already him runner up status when all was said and done you're either holed nichol's proved to be the most nimble and barry of the riders hanging in the balance for a while after a tough angle on the circle we each member of this adrenaline charged trio impressed in his own way they verhoeven of will rule the podium after showcasing his race and pedigree. i started off doing inline skating snowboarding as well as jumping on the trampoline my father then put me on a bike and i did quite well i later learned that both my parents run points in the young he's so riding on two wheels is in my blood participants now have just under a month to come up with new gravity defying tricks to impress the crowd needing to grease those wheel bearings for the next event in the capital on july third so a tribute to one country's motoring technology and plenty of thrills and spills for those using it in vans or gorski r.t. . that wraps up the sport for this hour whether it's coming up in just a tech van and he says here with all the news the top of. in taiwan multis available in the lan

years should be to president obama and term joining me now to talk more about this issue is john nichols washington correspondent with the nation magazine john welcome it's great to be with you to great to have you are the republicans trying to crash the economy some of them are some aren't look the republican party is probably the most divided political party we've seen in modern times you just saw it play out in remarkable ways on the votes on afghanistan in the patriot act where john boehner was scrambling to hold barack obama's butt out of the fire and so the fact all of his own and his own he was afraid the deficit is right resolution actually passed and so you have to understand this republican party is not a disciplined party they were very disciplined going into the two thousand and ten election now they're polling in a lot of different directions and surely yes i can guarantee you there's a group of republicans who would gladly get together and say anything we can do to defeat barack obama anything and that includes stirring up economic trouble but we have to understand there ar

joining us now from buckingham palace with the latest is our royal correspondent, katie nicholl.g, george. you're right. all eyes were on kate this weekend. growing number of royal watchers who are now known as copy kate. the royals were out in force this weekend. their biggest turnout since the wedding. the family celebrated the queen's official birthday with the traditional trooping the color. where william debut on horseback. and once again, kate stole the show from the buckingham palace balcony. on sunday, a rain-soaked polo match couldn't dampen the prince's commitment to their favorite charity. >> it's prince harry's brainchild. he loves playing polo. and he loves the kids. >> reporter: william gave a hint about what we might see in l.a. when he and kate arrived. but william reminded us there's a new player among the windsors. >> we hope to our use philanthropy as a catalyst for change. >> reporter: the duchess of dazzle, as she's now being called, is the royal family's number one draw. for years, william and harry couldn't hide from the public spotlight. but this weekend,

nichole brewer for us in philadelphia, thanks so much. marysol castro is here with more on the heat wave and when it is expected to end. what's it look like out there? >> that's right, good morning to you. we start off in the southwest, where we're looking at the wildfires, so take a look at the critical fire area from arizona to colorado, we're looking at temperatures in the 80s and 90s, upper 80s and 90s. the humidity is very low an the wind gusts are pretty severe during the daytime hours. folks in this part of the nation could see wind gusts of up to 45-mile-an-hours. in the overnight hours, the wind starts to diminish. by morningtime, the cycle starts all over again. we are looking at these conditions to last at least through saturday for the desert southwest. from that part of the nation through new england, we're looking at a heat wave. summer hasn't officially begun. some temperatures break records from 1933, only june so the nation's capital, new york city, could break records. it lasts like this for a while. of course, we are go

. >> reporter: detective jeff nicholls agrees but still relieved. it means he remains on the sexual assault unit and gets rid of the nagging labor distractions. >> today's case was the molest of a 10-year-old girl we were walk working on. to be able to go out and know that i have a job for the next year is a relief and i can 100% concentrate on the job. >> reporter: he told us he is almost afraid to be happy about it. >> it is on and off every week. one moment you think you are getting laid off and one moment there is some hope. >> steer -- here at city hall we heard why some officers may not be laid off as planned is because so many other officers are retiring early or taking new jobs. they are worried because even though the it solved the departures problem they worry about the long-term quality of the police force. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> tonight the san francisco police chief met with community members to discuss last week's fatal officer-involved shooting that claimed the life of a suspected bank robber. chief greg

david nichols discusses eisenhower in 1956 about the days before the 1956 presidential election. in three hours we will be back live from the 2011 rose about reading festival. fdr's new deal legislation. susan dunn discusses president roosevelt's efforts to change the democratic party. in five hours greg robinson presents his book a tragedy of democracy, japanese confinement in north america. that is followed by the final event of the day, discussion between presidential biographer james macgregor burns and presidential historian michael echelon and susan dunn. that is live from the 2,011 roosevelt reading festival. and now todd moye on his book "freedom flyer: the tuskegee airmen of world war ii". >> hello. i am the museum curator at the franklin roosevelt presidential library and museum. wait a second. i would like to welcome you to the eighth annual roosevelt reading festival. i would like to welcome c-span's booktv which is broadcasting this program this morning. franklin roosevelt planned for the roosevelt library to become the premier research institution for studying the e

in an interview with "san francisco chronicle" said robert nichols that were released to the state madesider the theory of who is to blame. they show the utility greatly fluctuated the pressure in the gas papeline and he says that alope could have created enough stress for pipeline to fail. city of san bruno and sewer contractor claimed that the sewer work was done safely. >>> a private company will return to lake merritt to continue cleaning up a fuel spill. the oakland fire department says 30 to 50 gallons of diesel spread across the lake yesterday afternoon. rein flushed the dees from the storm drain to the lake. trying to determine where it came from. it produced a pungent smell. the clean-up crews spread a boom across the lake to contain the fuel. members of the department of fish and game are watching for any impact on wildlife. >>> 5:36. take a look, above the bay bridge. you can see the clouds still, but look. your little peak. >> you're amazed at the beauty around the bay area. >> gorgeous. >> yeah. check in with mike to see what is going on temperature wise. >> we talk about t

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nichols' study had assumed a narrower rake of 350 to 400 pounds. officials in san broono and its contractor said the 2008 work singled out as a probable cause was done safely. >>> fireworks stands are scrambling to sell today after they lost a full day of sales yesterday because of the rain. marianne favro joins us live in newark with a closer look at how clubs rely on the profit from the fireworks sales. a lot of money goes to some very good organizations. >> reporter: you're absolutely right. this particular stand raises money for the newark soccer club which helps about 1,000 kids including the girls that you see behind me. but yesterday, when we saw all that rain, this stand was forced to close, and they lost thousands of dollars in profits. picolo pets, sparklers, fountains, you can buy them here in newark, something you couldn't do yesterday because of rain. >> we tried to open for about an hour, and it poured. we did lose some inventory because of the rain, it got wet. >> reporter: $1,000 of fireworks had to be tossed because they got soaked

. >> reporter: detective jeff nicholls agrees but still relieved. it means he remains on the sexual assault unit and gets rid of the nagging labor distractions. >> today's case was the molest of a 10-year-old girl we were walk working on. to be able to go out and know that i have a job for the next year is a relief and i can 100% concentrate on the job. >> reporter: he told us he is almost afraid to be happy about it. >> it is on and off every week. one moment you think you are getting laid off and one moment there is some hope. >> steer -- here at city hall we heard why some officers may not be laid off as planned is because so many other officers are retiring early or taking new jobs. they are worried because even though the it solved the departures problem they worry about the long-term quality of the police force. in san jose, robert handa, ktvu, channel 2 news. >>> tonight the san francisco police chief met with community members to discuss last week's fatal officer-involved shooting that claimed the life of a suspected bank robber. chief greg

detective jeff nichols is one of those who will be laid off if the talk end in a stalemate. >> it's aill to swallow right now because my future was set on the department and city fichlt something can come together there's still enough time to legally get this agreement before the city council at june 21 meeting, before the lay off take effect on july 1st. 7 news. >>> redwood city pharmaceutical company just received a multi-million dollar grant from the u.s. army to develop a powerful new pain killer according to the silicon valley business journal. they say the army will use the drug to treat severe pain but would not be addictive like morphine. mountain view base global iron is reporting a big demand for the software that keeps a worker personal and corporate information separate on the mobile devices. need has grown because so many more employees these days use personal devices for business use. >>> and net flicks plans for major expansion in last gattoes up in the air. city is unable to agree on the plan. if rejected net flicks says it will move elsewhere. more on all those storie