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Department. and a violent end to a murders career, james "whitey" bulger was beaten to death in prison. one of the two inmates has ties to the mafia. in the 1970s he amassed a tremendous amount of power and ruled with an iron fist for over three decades. after being tipped off a racketeering racket was on the way, he disappeared became number two on the fbi's most wanted list after osama bin laden. he was sentenced in 2013 to two life terms plus five years in prison in his participation in 11 murders, extortion and other crimes. he was 89 years old. and year breaking down new polling from ...

He was supposed to serve two life terms plus. this will not bring benefits to the cuban people, will not bring them any closer to free democrat and democracy. i wish that it would but you're going to give away the store to raul castro and he's laughing all the way to the bank. what a gift. >> how do you respond to those, including the president, saying we've done it one way for 50 years. it hasn't brought about the changes that we hoped. pressure didn't work, in his estimation. so why not try something new? >> well, i turn that argument on its head, shannon. i say, 190-plus countries in the wo...

All experts can say is that the murders had a clear sexual motivation. >> it's the most bizarre case i've ever been involved with, and for all of these men, there was just no dignity in death. >> in november of 2000 rogers was tried and convicted of two of the murders. the cases where they had the most forensic evidence. he was sentenced to two life terms plus 65 years in prison. >> we never gave up. you keep plugging along. >> it never ceases to amaze me what we get in terms of forensics, whether it's fingerprints, dna, any number of things. it's the most powerful tool you can have in the cou...

Remove everything. as for motive, rogers wouldn't talk. all experts can say is that the murders had a clear sexual motivation. >> it's the most bizarre case i've ever been involved with, and for all of these men, there was just no dignity in death. >> in november of 2000 rogers was tried and convicted of two of the murders. the cases where they had the most forensic evidence. he was sentenced to two life terms plus 65 years in prison. >> we never gave up. you keep plugging along. >> it never ceases to amaze me what we get in terms of forensics, whether it's fingerprints, dna, any number of thi...

And he keeps apologizing, and at a certain point, in fairness to him, he can only apologize so much, but he's got to change his behavior. that's how he wins my confidence back. that's how the president will win the confidence of the american people back. >> i would like to see him change his behavior. >> i would like to hear more apologies from my kids, but that's a completely different story. rich, kiki, thank you. >> i have to ulpaw apologize to kid. >> that's a different story. appreciate it. >> some 50 years after the death of president kennedy, did lee harvey oswald really act alone? you'...