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Dont find any. >> alino, thank you so much from new york. there could be some more dramatic moments in the boston courtroom as the trial of james "whitey" bulger begins. there was a tale of a young woman strangled to death by bulger because she had heard too much. susan candiotti is on the case for us in boston. >> reporter: compelling action inside the courtroom and a stunning development outside as the case of reputed crime boss whitey bulger wiped up the fifth week of testimony. setting the...

The media will be formally notified by tweeter. we will find out gender, weight, birth and time but not the name. that comes within ten days. the delay due to royal protocol. lets turn now to new reaction to the down fall of what has once -- what was once the beacon of american innovation and industrial might, detroit. that once proud city, which has been hammered by decades of job losses and population decline has become the largest cities in u.s. history to claim bankruptcy. this doesnt even b...

To guess that after sometime after this little kerfuffle, well be back in business. >> how long will it take? >> im trying to get this done by 2014. thats the term for me. >> so thats a little more than a year. >> thats a little more than a year, but we now have a judge. the judge is going to have his own ideas. judge rhodes will have his own ideas how this should go. but were going to be very proactive. were asking for a scheduling order. were asking for the appointment of a retiree committee. ...

Theyll want the, you know, new business tax incentives. will those be able to be offered? >> mm-hmm. >> yes. we continue to offer those on a regular basis here in the city of detroit. it is an interesting story. i call it the tale of two cities because while we are constantly getting new businesses and new jobs and our downtown is thriving in a way that it hasnt in a very long time, our neighborhoods continue to suffer because our tax base is growing but its not growing at the rate we need it to...

Employed directly or indirectly by the automobile industry. and detroit was the he of all of that. by 1950 the city had become the largest city and it was home to 2 million people. bill: what do it mean for a city billions of dollars in debt? sir, good morning to you. what does happen now? what is the future that these people now face? >> its great uncertainty. how do you go from the shiny city to really what it is today. this is a cautionary tale for everyone. the pain any city peels by pulling...

Alcoholic. saying, quote, there are only occasional laughs to be had. watching a person get willfully drunk can be decidedly unfunny to everyone except him or her. well, ill admit to have found this very funny over the years. joining me now are the creators of the show, jeremy conner and derek waters. good morning, gentlemen. >> thank you for having us. as funny as we thought our shorts have been, nothings been as funny as us being right here so thank you for having us. >> fair enough. hopefully...

Getting in early is the smart thing to do here. theyre representing 83 passengers. 83 passengers who were injured in some way on this plane crash, erin. what they are saying is that they have filed a petition for discovery. basically they want to know who built what on the plane. why? because theyre saying theyre hearing a repeated tale among the passengers that they were trapped by the seat belts. that the seats collapsed. that some of them were injured when the emergency slides deployed inside...

Bat day in yankees stadium. 25,000 bats to attendees at yankee stadium did not increase the bat-real estat related trau >> there were fewer after bat day than before bat day. >> that sounds like a rasmussen study. >> greg suffers bat related trauma when it was raining in the forest and he had to find a tiny cave to keep himself dry and it turns out the cave was home to 40,000 -- >> baby bats. >> real bats. >> wow. >> it was long and worth it. it was a little story. >> i like it when the insults ...

♪ if i could read your mind love what a tale your thoughts could tell ♪ ♪ just like a paperback novel the kind the drugstores sell ♪ >> all right. might not be a beach read, the tale of robin hood, a story everyone knows. in mississippi real life robin hood on the loose. >> instead of stealing from the rich and giving it to the poor. this robin hood is taking citys asphalt paving the way for a smoother commute. meg pace reports from our station in jackson. >> reporter: armed with a shove...

Allegedly did a lot of things wrong, but the flight attendants, look at the one that had a broken tailbone and was running up the aisle carrying people on her back. >> and she looks -- >> and refused to get off until everyone else was off. incredible. >> amazing. >> other news back, you know, boston style news. >> yeah. go ahead. go. >> this is mike barnicles area of expertise. when two gangsters come face to face in a courtroom expect things to get heated. yesterday kevin weeks, former partner ...