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John “Zip” Connolly is apparently one of those hoodlums who cares what his obituary says about him after he’s dead and gone. He’d prefer not to have “Mob hitman” in the first sentence of his death notice, but he's failed yet again in getting that done.
0 this case who have been stopped and fricked 1, 13, 14 times in a five-year period, young men in high school and college doing nothing wrong, they and their families later come to distrust the police. they re the same people who are going to sit on juries, the same people we need to call the police to give information about, real crime happening in their communities. and they become distrustful. it sets up a barrier between law enforcement and the communities and that harms african-americans as well as the rest of the residents of the city. talk about the sentencing case if we can. because in his speech today, attorney general eric holder combatted criticisms his actions in sentencing reform would be labeled as soft on crime or compromising public safety. the attorney general defended his proposals to ease drug sentencing guidelines by pointing to state programs that have focused on community programs instead of hard line prosecution. be clear. these measures have not compromised
record straight? yes, exactly, but he didn t want to get beat up on the stand. that s what it came down to. red, let me ask you this, why do you think the fbi protected bulger for so many years? well, because he was giving them plenty of information. mr. fitzgerald knows that. he knows he had given plenty of information and helped set up italians with stevie flemmi. when you were with the fbi, was it considered glamorous for agents to work with mobsters? yeah. you know, overall we use informants like bulger, if you will, but you may know that i went out and interviewed him, and certainly he lied during the interview. i didn t trust him. and so as a former profiler for the bureau, i found out right away he should be closed.
0 sitting in for don lemon. 22 embassies are just hours away from closing their doors amid fears of a terror attack. there s very little doubt, if any, that something serious is being planned. it s a potential series of attacks. could be almost anyplace. we are taking it seriously, which i think you d expect us to do. yeah, there is a significant threat stream and we re reacting to it. the embassies will be closed, and there s a travel alert for americans traveling abroad. there s some understanding of the seriousness of the threat. well, let s delve in these embassy closures a bit deeper. tom fuentes joins us. he s our law enforcement analyst and former assistant director of the fbi. tom, 22 embassies and consulates will be closed as of tomorrow. the u.s. government is announcing that. why not close them immediately? well, i think the reason was because the threats that they intercepted were pretty date specific as to the end of ramadan, which is tomorrow, sunday. so i thi