Captioning sponsored by cbs captioning sponsor this is the cbs evening news with scott pelley. This i pelley good evening. Were beginning with breaking news in the crash of asiana flight 214. The pilots of that aircraft have now told federal investigators that they set the automatic throttle controls on the plane for a proper landing speed and then discovered to their surprise at the last moment that the plane had slowed far beyond that setting. Late today, the head of the National Transportation safety board gave us new details about the four pilots who were on board the boeing 777 and what they were doing in the seconds before it crashed late saturday morning while attempting to land at the San Francisco airport. John blackstone in San Francisco has the latest on the investigation. John . Reporter scott, n. T. S. B. Chairman Deborah Hersman has just completed briefing us interviews with these pilots. Of the four pilots three of them were on the flight deck at the time of the landing.
We put together a segment for you folks. Hope you enjoy it and find it entertaining and informational. A few moments with new York City Comptroller Eliot Spitzer. Take it away, eliot. Huge, enormous, massive, nuts, bigger, bigger, too big, thrust, it goes deeper than a that, a stick is a rhinoceros. I think hes on to something. Is that how were starting the show this morning . My god. It is wednesday wednesday, july 10th, as you look at an empty summertime square. With us on set Mike Barnicle, former Communications Director for george w. Bush and former Senior Adviser to mccain president ial campaign nicolle wallace, the former chair of the rnc Michael Steele and political analyst visiting professor at nyu, former democratic congressman from the great state of tennessee mr. Harold ford jr. Good morning, sir. Good morning. Joe and mika have the morning off. Start right there. Eliot spitzer on this program, nicole you were here, took some tough questions from joe and mika and from Mark H
16yearold girl abducted by a family friend speaks for the first time. And were getting more details in tonight about what exactly happened during her ordeal. And then, los angeles to San Francisco in 30 minutes. What is the hyperloop . This is pretty stupendous, people. Lets go outfront. And good evening, everyone. Im erin burnett. Outfront tonight, mob boss, james Whitey Bulger, guilty. The former mobster and fbi informant from boston convicted today of 31 out of 32 counts, including a role in is role in 11 murders. Whitey is one of the countrys most notorious criminals. He spent 16 years on the run as one of the most wanted by the fbi. Deborah feyerick has been covering the trial, she was in the courtroom, and deb, what was the reaction to the guilty verdict and did those looking for, you know, revenge and fairness here get what they wanted . Reporter well, depends on who you ask. James Whitey Bulger portrayed absolutely no emotion. He had called this trial a sham, but he stood and h
Hour ago in the mob trial of Whitey Whitey bull bulger. He was accused of taking part 123489 murders while terrorissing south boston as the ringleader of the winter hill gang. His story even inspired the film the departed. P. O. W. He pleaded not guilty even though his defense attorney said he did run a criminal enterprise but denied the was an fbi informant. Nearly every day of the twomonth trial brought new drama. The judge scolded Whitey Bulger not once but twice for cursing at witnesses who called him a rat. And then there was a man on the prosecution witness list who turned up dead on the side of the record during the trial. The District Attorney said somebody poisoned him. Still, the d. A. Says the case was unrelated to the bulger case. Todays guilty verdict means Whitey Bulger will likely spend the rest of his life behind bars. He has agreed to give up his guns and 800,000 in cash the feds found. But Whitey Bulger wants to hold on to one thing, a stanley cup ring that he got as
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (WV News) — It was January 17, 2004, Meg Bulger s freshman year and the only year she and her sister, Katie, would play together in their West Virginia