one of them lives directly below me. >> hear what happened to her tonight. >>> also, whitey bolger's t man testified against him in court today. he's now a government witness itching to take bolger down. how much damage did the testimony do? you will never survive the running of the bulls... ( bull roar ) ...if you don't attend the running of the bulls. ole! >>> in crime and punishment. convicted hit man took the stand to testify against the gangster he once considered his best friend and partner in crime. in 2008 interview with steve croft, here's what he said about those murders. >> did you keep count of how many people you killed? >> no, no. until in the end i never realized it was that many. >> how many? >> a lot. too many. >> do you have a number? >> i confessed to 20 in court. >> you sure you remembered them all? >> i hope so. >> did you always kill people by shooting them? >> i think i stabbed one guy. >> but you like guns? >> well, it's the easiest way, i think. >> under a deal cut with prosecutors, he served a life sentence for his own crimes and in return became a government

. >>> plus the latest from the whitey bolger trial. >>> and new information about the explosions that brought down twa flight 800. some are saying it wasn't an accident. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight big brother is watching you. literally, with a drone. and without rules. today fbi director admitted under questioning during a senate judiciary committee hearing. >> does the fbi own or currently use drones and if so for what purpose? >> yes and for surveillance. i think i can assume since you

. >>> for alleged mob boss whitey bolger may have been upstaged at his own trial.ert duvall played in "the godfather." no word on why he atentded that trial. bolger is charged in connection with 19 murders. deborah feyerick has a look at biggest moments of court this week. >> reporter: whitey bolger came to face his past and two bookies testified against them. they testified to extortion. to stay in the gambling business. the hitman connected bulger to at least 13 murders, testifying that the two men were involved in 11 of the murders together. now, prosecutors showed pictures of a number of the victims including their cars that were riddled with machine gun fire. bulger has not seen the criminal associates in more than two decades and the body language spoke volumes. a bookie barely made eye contact. another bookie, though, did get a laugh recounting a story in which bulger shaking down an agent and he allegedly said, we've got a business besides bookmaking and that's killing people like you. bulger laughed. a rare emotion for bulger. in the testimony of the hitma

. >>> the murder trial of repeated mob boss whitey bolger in the city of boston. prosecutors said he is responsible for murder in the city. he says he was a small timer. the same lawyers say three ex-mobsters who have pinned murder accusations on bolger cannot be believed. he's accused of being involved in 19 murders and the 83-year-old was the most wanted man in america. you're looking at video upon his return when he was captured in santa monica, california. >>> a man who held three women hostage is pleading not guilty. the defense showed interest in a plea deal if the death penalty was ruled out. the victims disappeared separately when they were 14, 16, 20 years old. after the hearing castro's attorney acknowledged that, quote, certain charges in the indictment cannot be disputed. he has been held on $8 million bail. >>> the 10-year-old girl is recovering from lung transplant surgery in philadelphia. a bit of good news. a judge's controversial ruling expanded sarah murnaghan's chance to have adult lungs. her aunt said the donor lungs came through normal channel

. >> the whitey bolger trial has turned into a story of heart break as an old friend took the stand against the former leader of the winter hill gang. after not seeing each other for decades, confessed killer told a boston court yesterday that it broke his heart to discover bulger was an fbi informant. this is a guy with a heart who has confessed to killing people. he said he was beside himself after learning bulger had betrayed his trust. after being a fugitive for 16 years, he was arrested in 1995 and served 12 years for killing 20 people. talk about heart break. he cut a deal with the federal government to be a federal witness four years later. >>> the supreme court is back in the middle of the immigration debate. yesterday in a 7-2 debate they blocked a law from arizona requiring proof of citizenship to vote. it does not require applicants to present such documentation. three other states have similar laws to the arizona laws. the court's decision has outraged some on the right, including ted cruz, who was vowing to add an amendment to, quote, close this hole in federal statutory law, e

. >>> plus the latest from the whitey bolger trial. >>> and new information about the explosions that brought down twa flight 800. some are saying it wasn't an accident. let's go outfront. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight big brother is watching you. literally, with a drone. and without rules. today fbi director admitted under questioning during a senate judiciary committee hearing. >> does the fbi own or currently use drones and if so for what purpose? >> yes and for surveillance. i think i can assume since you use drones that the fbi has a valid set of policies and procedures and limits on the use of drones and whether or not privacy impact on american citizens? >> we are in the initial stages of doing that. i will tell you that our foot print is very small. we have very few and of limited use and are exploring not only the use but also the necessary guide lines for that use. >> he made it clear this is happening on american soil. the fbi already acknowledged using unmanned surveillance aircraft to monitor a specific situation. you may remember it where the litt

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and jury selection begins today in boston for alleged mob boss, whitey bolger, he's accused of murdering9 people over two decades. the trial is expected to last several months and involve testimony from a number of infamous mob figures. bolger, an alleged fbi informant was arrested last year after spending 16 years on the lam. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. while he was on the lam, his brother was a top-ranking official, elected official in massachusetts politics. in the senate. we'll be right back. >>> and we have breaking news, governor chris christie is now about to speak, about the schedule we believe for the special election and what he's going to do to replace frank lautenberg. >> while we're satisfied with the passage and will look to the rest of the week to remember his life and his service, i know is that senator lautenberg wouldn't want the people of new jersey to go without a voice in the united states senate. to today we're going to begin the process of sending a new representative to the u.s. senate. let me be clear. this is the how i see my resp

what made a former hit man turn on his former associate james whitey bolger and what happened during today. we begin tonight, keeping them honest, with the challenge that remains unanswered. last week, after profiling three so called cancer charities that seem only to care about their profits, i changed the people who run them to

. >> i am reading the book about whitey bolger.vade someone's privacy through a wiretap, you need to show probable cause. you need to dot your i eyes and cross your t's. holes that, initially, they did not do that. he was ready to throw it out. we could find a lot of stuff on the internet. you let that old-fashioned view of privacy allow you to throw this out? >> c, your book will be fascinating. going forward, people on wall street, is there any chance that this ruling on wiretapping can be thhown out? charlie: i think that is a great question. today's ruling shows that it probably will not. the courts have been more that you know, what we do not know is what came first. one thing we do know is that it is here to stay based on this ruling. he will finish his 11 year sentence. i think wall street should be prepared for more of these kinds of issues. if they have something, they will go after you with a title iii. they were investigating a journalist. i know, for a fact, they investigated a journalist. they are not against -- this w

jenna: in the meantime, a new twist in the trial of whitey bolger. why his lawyers wanted to do their own investigation of this witness. also our coverage of the nsa leaks continue. the potential political fallout for the obama administration and how does it affect our government in general. we will have a new take coming up next. ...and a great deal. thanks to dad. (gasp) nope. aw! guys! grrrr let's leave the deals to hotels.com. (nice bear!) ooo! that one! nice! got it! oh my gosh this is so cool! awesome! perfect! yep, and no angry bears. the perfect place is on sale now. up to 30% off. only at hotels.com jenna: a look at some crime stories we are working on. a connection between three mysterious deaths in the same hotel room only weeks apart. the latest is this weekend when an 11-year-old boy was found dead and his mother was hurt. also environmental activist erin vaskevitch arrested after suspected boating while intoxicated. and whitey bulger. his lawyers are talking about a star witness who has returned to a life of crime. jon: back not to the

. >>> plus the latest from the whitey bolger trial. >>> and new information about the explosions that. >>> good evening. i'm erin burnett. out front tonight big brother is watching you. literally, with a drone. and without rules.

jacobsonnclude walter and shelley murphy on gangster while the bolger -- whitey bulger. on and winston churchill, clive this weekend on c-span2. "washington journal" continues. host: we are back with representatives tim ryan. he represents the 13th district in ohio. welcome back. president obama will be meeting with the chinese leader and there will talk about relations between the countries. a lot on the table. what do you want the president to say to him? guest: the president has done a good job in trying to level the playing field with the chinese. the chinese have been dumping products -- tires, although supply parts -- auto supply parts. dealve benefited a great by the tariffs on steel tubing that was coming in. over a billion dollar investment in a steel mill in ohio. i hope the president continues policyhat line of initiatives in leveling the playing field and tell the chinese he will continue to do that. i hope he mentions the currency manipulation that has been going on. it has damaged our ability to export. host: how does a damage? explain how it works. thet: y

whitey bulger gets underway. he fled in 1994 after being tipped off he was about to be indicted in connection to 19 murders. bolger than 16 years. he was captured in california in 2011. >> steve: a close call. take a close look. that's a german drone narrowly missing an afghan passenger plane. 100 people were on board at the time. you can see the drone fly right under the plane's wing. look at that. the classified footage was recorded back in 2004 in kabul and was just leaked on to the internet. >> brian: i took german in high school. how come i didn't know they had drones? school district going to extremes to stop bullying. parents in wisconsin can be ticketed and fined if their child repeatedly picks on other students. the school issuing a warning first, but if the child does not shape up after 90 days, parents can get slapped with a $114 fine. >> ultimately, the parents are the first teachers and the first guides and they know their children the best and sometimes they're the ones that can reach them the most. >> brian: wow. teachers say they only plan to use it on parents they find uncooperative. >> steve: the