this might be odin lloyd's uncle. >> first i would like to thank the jury. thank everybody who worked on the case. my nephew, odin was brought into my life at the age of 2 years old. he had been with me ever since. it meant a lot to me to see how he grew, the respect he had, toughest thing for me is that i won't get to see him have a child and to treat that child like he did my own. my son called him uncle. the way he interact with him is special to me. the way he treated his friends, his family, especially his sisters, from the age of 4, he had a big stature so everyone knew his sisters, you do something, you got to see him. and just the way he cared for them was very special to me. a lot of people won't see from the outside the value and riches he had. it wasn't material. the wealth he possessed. often times we look on the outside and forget the inside and person they are. he was a great person. i'm sorry for the way i stand today but i know that the amount of time i had with odin was special and he'll always be with me. the love he had for his mother, my s

why would hernandez kill odin lloyd? motive was some sort of falling out between hernandez and lloyd two nights earlier when the men were at a boston club. >> aaron hernandez stormed out of the club. he looked kind of angry. >> ahead -- >> you're not familiar with aaron's expressions, sir? what he does with his face? >> i'm familiar with human expressions. >> a defense attack on the state's theory of motive. of wireless. s breas and the samsung galaxy s6 edge is breaking the rules of design. can't get your hands on it because you're locked down by a carrier? break free t-mobile will pay every penny of your switching fees. get ahead of the curve and get your hands on the galaxy s6 edge for $0 down at t-mobile today. ♪ [ male announcer ] he doesn't need your help. until he does. three cylinders, dual overhead cams and 50 horsepower. go bold. go powerful. go gator. get 2,500 dollars off select gators at a dealer near you. ...to put in dr. scholl's active series insoles. they help reduce wear and tear on my legs, becuase the

odin lloyd's bullet-riddled body. ntist shows jurors lloyd's shirt with bullet holes and blood. and an investigator testifies that impressions he made of the altima's tires match tracks found at the scene. >> can you show the jury the overlays? >> these marks. >> and prosecutors say this shoe print found near lloyd's body was made by aaron hernandez. >> my opinion was that it was consistent with 11, air jordan, size 13. >> this is the air jordan. >> a nike consultant testifies, that's the kind of sneaker hernandez had on the night lloyd was killed. after hernandez returns the rented altima the afternoon of the murder, the manager on duty makes a startling discovery. >> i found a piece of chewed blue bubblelicious gum and then the seat forward, i saw what i thought was a bullet. >> that's the type of gum purchased by hernandez hours earlier. and it's not a bullet she finds but a shell casing. a ballistics expert testified that casing matches five others found at the murder scene. >> they were fired from the same unknown

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thank you. >> i would ask to call on odin lloyd's uncle. >> good morning. first i would like to thank the jury. thank everybody who worked on the case. my nephew odin was brought into my life. he was at the age of two years old and he's been with me ever since. he meant a lot to me. to see how he grew, the respect he had, the toughest thing for me is that i won't get to see him have a child and to treat that child like he did my own. my son called him uncle. the way he interacted with him was special to me. the way he treated friends his family especially his sisters from the age of four he was -- had a big stature and so everyone knew you do something, you have to see him. and just the way he cared for them was very special to me. >> a lot of people won't say from the outside the value and the riches he had. the world he possessed. a lot of times we look on the outside and forget that inside, the person they are. he was a great person. and i'm sorry for the way i stand today. but i know that the time i had with him was special. and he will always be with me

odin lloyd had knowledge.ieve that was the spot where allegedly the double murder took place and allegedly provided the motive for killing odin lloyd. he'll now face that double murder in the boston area. he won't be carted off to prison. >> interesting. as sentencing phase begins there will be witness impact statements. those will come from odin lloyd's mother sister and uncle. i'll sure they'll be very emotional. is mel robbins still around? >> yep. >> if we know what the sentence is going to be why are those impact statements necessary? >> it's not necessarily a question of whether they're necessary, carol, as much as they are part of the process. so when you have a trial like this and you have the criminal justice system do its thing and have the defendant have his day in court and you have the prosecution under our laws have to prove their case beyond a reasonable doubt, you give a chance to the victims to actually speak out and weigh in. it's not only because in many cases there aren't mandatory sentenci

the brutal killing of odin lloyd. those matters will take care of themselves. >> do you expect this -- >> how difficult was it to try this case with no murder weapon, no eyewitness and no really hard and fast motive? >> i would say that our team, our prosecution, did a very good job of marshalling all of the evidence in this case. this was piece by piece. no eyewitness. there was no -- there was an eyewitness i would suggest to you, it was a individual tape. individu videotape. you watched it in court. that was something the jury could consider. what was on the tape, prior to the homicide and after the homicide. so i think, i have the utmost respect for the quality of our prosecutors and the job they did. frankly, as high publicity as this case was, i had no -- i had complete confidence and was not fretting at all during the prosecution of this case because of the confidence i had in all the people apart of the is team. >> how important do you think it was when mr. sultan acknowledged [ inaudible ] that mr. hernandez

thank you. >> odin lloyd's cousin describing he was the backbone of the family. and again, these are the victim impact statements and you're hearing the loss and what this family has experienced since the death of odin lloyd in 200013. >> the jury having found the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree for having committed a extremely cruel and atrocious killing, you heard the evidence that supported that verdict, it was brutal and senseless. so, we'd ask, based on the finding of verdict by this jury that the defendant be sentenced to the state prison for the term of his natural life without the possibility of parole. >> and charges? >> we ask that the court impose a sentence concurrent to the life in prison without parole and one year in house of correction, that sentence being served. >> thank you. does counsel wish to speak? >> your honor, we don't have anything to add. obviously, the court needs to impose statutory penalty on count one that would leave the remaining counts for your discretion. >> thank you. >> you heard the victim impact statements an

shanae sat with odin lloyd's mother.lationship hardly went unnoticed in court. >> your close as sisters? have you been in the past ma'am? >> i mean we've -- estranged kind of. >> reporter: they grew up in bristol, connecticut and went to bristol central high school where aaron hernandez was the star of the school's football team. sh ampb na was aaron hernandez's high school sweetheart. her student was a good student. the two sisters actually introduced hernandez to odin lloyd after shanae started dating him. the couples hung out together at hernandez's house. the sisters would often go shopping when the boys would stay in the man cave smoking marijuana. those memories long gone by the time shanae testified that cheyenna was acting different. cheyennea threw out a box of trash that contained the murder weapon which was never found. >> the defendant called you and said it was important you go down and get this box and get rid of it is that right? >> i believe so. >> you were also asked whether you had taken certain steps t

what about odin lloyd? and odin lloyd, mark my words, tip of the iceberg.e iceberg. >> let me stay with you and just ask you this follow-up with regard to aaron hernandez's life behind bars. when you have this superstar, this guy who was making $40 million playing ball is he the kind of guy who will be revered by fellow inmates -- >> totally. >> -- will he be isolated? what will his life be like? >> he'll be totally revered. look at o.j. simpson. he's the king behind bars. he has people making up his bed, cleaning up his room. and he pays them. he gives them money, food whatever amenities you can give behind bars. hernandez is going to have the same thing. but it's not over yet for hernandez because many court watchers believe that the reason odin lloyd was murdered is because he knew lloyd knew about the other double murder committed by hernandez. >> which, by the way, the prosecution is continuing on that. apparently the trial date has been moved, but it will be set. that's still on. judge, let me move to you. my question is what did you make of the judge

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we looked across the aisle to the mother of odin lloyd. she pumped her fists in the air as if a sign of relief. before aaron hernandez was sentenced to live in prison she addressed the court and said she forgave the people responsible and played a role in the death of her only son. afterwards the jurors were asked why they took seven days to reach a verdict. they said it wasn't a long time. they took a long time because they were careful about all of the evidence they had to consider. then there was this from the jurors. they said they only found out from the judge after the trial that aaron hernandez faces a double murder case in boston that is yet to come. he is also facing accusation that he shot someone in the face. someone they heard testimony from during this trial. after the verdict was over and aaron hernandez was led from the courtroom to his prison. a source said he told his jailors this i didn't do it. they got it wrong. evidently the jury did agreed. john and christies. >> susan candiotti for us this morning. a may 28th start d

appreciate it. >> so they're wrapping up the reaction remarks, hearing from olivia lloyd, odin lloyd's younger sister about the fact she wasn't in the courtroom during the time the guilty verdict was read the young lady that olivia brought up is the fiancee of ode din lloyd, if i have that correctly. the connective tissue is that shenai and the fiancee of aaron hernandez are sisters, and that's how odin lloyd came into the life of hernandez. 2 1/2 months the jury invested in listening to the testimony here. they took 36 hours, over seven days, to come back with this guilty verdict. ron mott has been covering the trial. ron, do i have that correctly, that she was the -- is the sister of aaron hernandez' fiancee? >> yeah that's correct. that's why this is a tragedy for both families. you had odin lloyd, who was friendly with jenkins, the girlfriend's sister. how how they became friends. this is a tragedy for both families. you saw ursula ward was able to smile today. i'm sure she's going through a lot of emotions. she 13450i8d when she came out to address the media, and of course shed so

a maurrijuana joint that contained dna from aaron hernandez and odin lloyd. they saw home security video showing hernandez carrying something. >> in my opinion, the firearm shown in the stills is a glok pistol. >> or is an r it an ipad? >> two theories. the fiance got immunity and they heard from her. >> the defendant said it was important that you gedown there and get this box and get rid it of is that right? >> i believe so. >> they had to digest the stunning 180 during closing arguments putting him that scene of the cream. >> he was a kid that had witnessed something, the killing of someone he knew and he really didn't know what to do. >> they spent seven days trying to decide beyond a reasonable doubt what all of that evidence added up to. none of them had been on a jury before for that length of time and they all say once is enough. there was a lot of witnesses and evidence presented. is that what made it so difficult or was there also just the emotional toll of dealing with somebody's life? >> you have to consider everything. you want to make sure that

odin lloyd had his whole life ahead of him.ing time developing a lovelly relationship. every day this young man made the effort to ride his bicycle from dorell chester to norwood to earn a paycheck. as you could see from the comment today. he did not deserve to fall victim to the brutal and truly senseless murder that aaron hernandez in and out stands convicted of committing. throughout this entire process, odin lloyd's family has showed grace, dignity and patience during this difficult ordeal. they appeared in court every day, conducted themselves with the utmost class. only they can appreciate how different this ordeal was for them and any family faced with a similar tragedy. ursula ward has led her family throughout this tremendous catastrophe and had to do it with a public spotlight on her every step of the way. a very special person. i would like to express my sincere gratitude and admiration for the performance of our trial team. bill macaulay and the team spent most of the time during the last 22 months focusing on this

and showed no emotion of pictures worn by odin lloyd. >> when odin lloyd's mother spoke he shows no reaction. and when he was shown dirty dancing up close with someone other than his fiancee and rocking in his chair and licking his lips and rubbing his chin when he finds he will learn the rest of his life behind bars and mouthing the words, "they're wrong." susan candiotti. >> and the question is how does someone like that affect you, the jury. here is part two of my conversation with the hernandez jury. >> i notice you have called him aaron. and i think people who haven't been on a jury don't understand the intimacy that exists in a courtroom where somebody is sitting, you know a couple of feet away from you, and -- >> for three months every day. >> that is right. >> yeah. >> did you look at him a lot. did he look at you? >> oh, yeah. one time we made contact and he nodded to me at one time. and it is hard. you come in that room every day and you see this person. and it's hard to come to that decision at the end because three months with them it is almost like you -- they're part o

so we're very grateful for their commitment and odin lloyd's family these ladies here who you saw sitting in the front row every day, they were committed to seeing this thing through and for trusting in the process and trusting that the jury would deliver a fair verdict and i think they're very satisfied with that. we're very grateful and actually drew strength from their commitment be to show up every day and let the process play out as it would. so i'm very grateful for the jury and also as you will recall when we started the case we had just lost our district attorney who went on to be the mayor of this great city. and i wanted to thank, again, the governor and lieutenant governor for the appointment of thomas quinn. he was absolutely the right man for the job. and he was part of the team and it was important to keep the team intact because we had come so far working on the case and it really has been a team effort and i'm very grateful for all the agencies that have been involved in this and i couldn't even name them all for you, it would take too long. obviously the chief of north at

it was back in june of 2013 odin lloyd's body was found in an industrial field shot six times. urveillance video showed hours before lloyd got into a car with hernandez and some of his friends. let's go first to susan candiotti, who has been all over the story since it broke back in 2013. she's been in that courtroom every single day. you were there in fall river this morning when the verdict was read. walk me through what you saw, who you saw today. >> brooke what a moment. the first thing was the jury walking into the room before they issued their verdict. they did not look at aaron hernandez. that didn't seem like it would bode well for him. and it did not. at the moment when aaron hernandez was read the verdict, his legs were shackled but the moment that the jury said guilty to first-degree murder the court officers walk over and put the handcuffs on him and surrounded him. his lawyers putting their hand on his back. he looked stunned. and at that moment i immediately looked over to the victim's mother who has been in this courtroom day in and day out. she put her arms up in

the former new england patriots player pled not guilty to the 2013 killing of odin lloyd who was datingl player for the boston bandits was 27 years old when he was found shot to death in an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez's home. he was shot six times. during the trial prosecutors told jurors hernandez two of his associates, picked lloyd up in boston telling him they were going to quote go party you but instead drove him to his excuse. prosecutors contend hernandez pulled the trigger as lloyd was getting out of the car. they continued shooting him. they say after hernandez and his two friends returned to his north atter borrow home surveillance shows hernandez carrying pistol which was the murder weapon. as you mentioned, the murder weapon was never found. now that woe have the verdict, there it is, first-degree murder and guilty verdict. we'll bring you more from the courtroom as we get it. bill: thank thank you, laura engle. thank you. >> the girl you saw in puddle of tears behind hernandez there, she testified that he asked her to remove a black box from the basement.

and the motive wasn't part of this trial but that perhaps odin lloyd was aware of the double homicidend one would want to take him out of the equation here. and you too, thought the jury would be hung. >> i thought they would be hung and i was even more convinced of that after they went past friday afternoon, which is generally the bewitching hour for a jury. if they go past friday afternoon, it usually indicates a disagreement but it just goes to show you, virtually impossible to predict these things. >> what about the closing arguments? let me put this to you, aretha and they were saying, he should have done this from the get go. >> i think they were surprised by the admission by the defense team saying he saw his soon to be brother in law killed and didn't know what to do. i think that was shocking to them and how could he be there and witness it and not do the things you do when you witness a murder like call the police come forward or do anything of those things that you would expect someone to be involved to do and i think that statement ended up hurting him as the jurors delibe

odin lloyd was dating shaneah jenkins. >> what did you learn? >> that odin was dead. >> she also shared this about seeing hernandez after the murder. >> asked me if i was okay. put his hand on my shoulder kind of rubbed my shoulder and told me he had through this death thing before it will get better with time. >> for once two sisters, once close, sat on opposite sides of the courtroom. shayanna set behind her fiancee. shan eah behind odin lloyd's family. unnoticed in court. >> have you close as sisters? have you been in the past? >> i mean we've estranged kind of. >> shayanna and shaneah grew up where aaron hernandez was the star of the football steam. shayanna high school sweetheart ran track. her younger sister shaneah made honor role. the sister introduced to odin lloyd. the couples hung out together at hernandez house. shayanna testified the sisters would often go shopping while the boys stayed in what they called the man cave smoking marijuana. those memories long gone by the time shaneah testified shayanna had been acting strangely after t

>> odin lloyds? >> yes. >> and you notice that?> let's hope she has some peace. >> it is fascinating to discuss the details with that jury. more insight from jury consultant whose included o.j. simpson and heidi flies and others. and the jurors didn't know about the text messages and they didn't know about the two other murder charges and they said that learning that made them relieved that they made the right decision and in the verdict and glad they didn't know about it during deliberations. what do you make of that? >> well it is pretty extraordinary. in a high profile trial like this the jurors didn't pay attention and didn't do their own independent research and they were diligent in really following everything. and here is a guy who played for the patriots their home team and sort of an icon and they knew they have his life in their hands. so it is a very difficult decision. so this after the fact information, you could see it causes great relief in them to see this reinforces their verdict and made it easier to swallow after

such nice memories of odin lloyd yesterday. thanks so much susan. >>> new this morning in iraq intense fighting in ramadi with isis apparently on the brink of taking that city. in a cnn exclusive cnn senior international correspondent arwa damon joins us from baghdad with the latest. good morning, arwa. >> reporter: those civilians were fleeing yesterday morning because isis had begun its onslaught. remember they controlled the north, the south and much of the west. the vast majority of those we spoke to seem to be completely shell shocked. they were arriving at a bridge that connects umbar province forced to cross on foot because iraqi officials do not allow vehicles across piling into these metal carts. the situation since then much more dire according to the deputy provincial council had located inside ramadi. he said isis overnight advancing on all fronts towards the city center now trying to launch multiple attacks against the government complex. saying for now that iraqi security forces were able to repel them from that c

they must decide if aaron hernandez shot is and killed odin lloyd. defense attorneys are arguing it's his friends responsible. that aaron hernandez himself was planning his future not a murder. we haven't had had had any notes from the jurors this past day. the last note was monday when they asked to reschedule a regular smoking break. when the jury reconvenes this morning at 9:00 a.m., it will be their seventh day of deliberations. will they reach a verdict? >>> two college students have been arrested and another is being sought in what police say was a spring break gang rape on the beach in panama city florida. ryan calhoun and valente bart bartista. they say it took place on a beach while others watched. officials are expressing their outrage. >> we can wear t-shirts that say save our beach all we want to. but that is not going to restore this girl who was viciously violated by these individuals. >> police say the victim contacted them after recognizing her tattoos. she told them she remembers taking a drink but does not remember rape. >>> actress

minutes after prosecutors say hernandez fatally shot odin lloyd back in 2013. emotional moments for the victim's family memberses sas the verdict was read. >> is the defendant not guilty, guilty of murder in the first degree orr guilty of murder in the second degree? >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> laura ingele live with the latest. what was his reaction? >> he pursed his lips and mouthed the words "be strong" to his mother and fiancee. the family of odin lloyd were seated a few minutes away seen crying and rocking. they gave impact statements. also a very emotional moment for the courtroom. it took jurors roughly seven days of deliberations to reach their verdict only asking for a list of the exhibits in the case and clarification of the possession charges. the former new england patriots player pled not guilty to the 2013 killing of odin lloyd who was dating the sister of hernandez's fiancee. the 27-year-old pro football player was found shot to death in an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez' home. prosecutors told jurors hernandez an

this as prosecutors say evidence clearly shows hernandez had a calculated plan to kill odin lloyd. cnn's susan candiotti picks up the story. >> reporter: a day of passionate closing arguments by both prosecutors and defense in the case of aaron hernandez. prosecutors for the very first time identifying hernandez as the trigger man in the shooting death of odin lloyd. and defense attorneys for the first time saying that aaron hernandez was, in fact at the crime scene, saying this. calling him a 23-year-old kid who in their words witnesses something committed by somebody he knew. indicating that they are trying to shift the blame on the two other people who were in the car that night. now, the jury spent about an hour and a half deliberating and will have their first full day of deliberations beginning in the morning at 9:00 a.m. christine and john? >> our thanks to susan for that. >>> rand paul is hitting the ground running today. his first full day as a declared presidential candidate. the kentucky senator will hold a rally in new hampshire, of course home of the nation's first pri

i mean how powerful was that to hear from odin lloyd's mother talking about forgiveness.you have the fiance and it seems like her credibility with them was lackluster. >> she said she didn't look in the box and doesn't know where she put it. did you find her credible? >> no. >> selective memory? >> yes. >> so you didn't find her credible? >> not at all. >> why put her on the stand? >> remember something, you're taurk talking to jurors after they can came to a decision. the follow up question anderson asked was do you think the gun was in the box and they said no there wasn't any proof of that and that's what was her answer. they decide their decision was the right one and then when you review the process, it's through the prism of the guilty proou view. and you notice there's only four people driving the voice and in my experience that's always the case with jurors. there's always three or four drivers, who drive the case and the others are sheep and they may put up a fight but they roll at the end of the day. so it's more important when pike picking a jury to nick three

two years. >> it was june of 2013 that aaron hernandez was arrested at his home for the death of odin lloyd. he was released by the patriots that same day. lloyd, an amateur football player was found dead in an industrial park near the nfl star's home. he had been shot six atimes. prosecutors never produced a concise plot, video of hernandez appearing to hold a gun at his home, cell phone records and testimony from over 100 witnesses all enough for jury to convict. >> some of us got there for different reasons but ultimately reached the same conclusion. >> reporter: by late wednesday afternoon hernandez was seen arriving at the prison where he will spend the rest of his life pending an appeal. >>> hernandez problems do not end here, he faces another trial for another shooting, a case that is thought to be stronger than the one just finished. antonio. >> thank you john. >>> boston paused to remember those whose lives were lost in the boston hair on this bombing. moment of silence. killed three people and wounded more than 160. the sentencing phase of dzhokhartsarnaev trial begins next week.

in different ways as a jury finds former patriots tight end aaron hernandez guilty of murdering odin lloyd. >> my heart stop beating. >> reporter: lloyd's mother ursula ward saying she's forgiven those involved in her son's mother his body found in a pit in an industrial park. >> i pray and hope that someday everyone out there will forgive my son's murderers. >> reporter: terry hernandez weeping. hernandez's fiancee, shayanna jenkins, is the sister of the victim's girlfriend. hernandez sitting down after the verdict is read his face emotionless. defense attorneys maintaining the rising football star would never kill his friend odin lloyd. >> aaron hernandez was planning a future, not a murder. >> you're committed for the term of your natural life. >> reporter: hernandez found guilty on three counts first-degree murder and two weapons charges. sentenced to life behind bars. >> in my opinion, the firearm shown in the video still is a glock pistol. >> reporter: but the gun used to kill lloyd has never been found. surveillance video showing hernandez carrying what is believed to be a glock pis

shooting and it was hernandez who killed lloyd then tried to cover it up. >> he believed he could kill odin lloyd and nobody would ever believe that he was involved. >> reporter: hernandez was also convicted of weapons charges. he had a $40 million contract with the patriots at the time of lloyd's murder. the team dropped him after he was charged. omar villafranca, cbs news. >> hernandez still faces double murder charges in another case in boston that happened a year before lloyd's death. >>> today marks the second anniversary of the boston marathon bombings. victims joined officials in unveiling commemorative banners at the site of the attack. a girl in a pink skirt, um, jane richards, she lost her leg in the blast as well as her 8- year-old brother. a moment of silence will be held at 2:49 this afternoon when the first of two bombs exploded. three people were killed. 260 others were injured. one of the bombers was convicted and possibly faces the death penalty. >>> you might have to say good- bye to that lush green lawn in contra costa county. today the contra costa water district board will co

murder. >> reporter: but a hard fought defense contends hernandez would never kill his good friend odin lloydting shaneah jenkins, the sister of his fiance. >> not a murderer. >> reporter: there is a mount of circumstantial evidence from the crime scene. an isolated pit in an industrial park where lloyd's bullet-riddled body is found. experts testify a marijuana blunt with dna from hernandez and lloyd with them both at the spot. a tire on hernandez's rental car is consistent with tracks in there too. a shoe impression in the dirt comes from the same kind of sneaker he has seen on video wearing that night. in each case the defense attacks those findings. >> you can't tell sir, can you? that that outsole pattern made that impression. can you, sir? >> no. >> reporter: prosecutors tried to prove this grainy home security video minutes after lloyd is killed shows hernandez holding a glock. >> in my opinion, the firearm shown in the video stills is a glock pistol. >> reporter: the defense argues that's no glock. maybe an ipad. >> glock pistols don't have a white glow to them sir? >> no they do not.

what may be harder to challenge is video of odin lloyd getting into that car with hernandez and his two going into the dark industrial park and three minutes and 40 seconds later, reappearing. then driving back to hernandez' driveway without lloyd. a show stopping witness, hernandez' former boss robert kraft who met privately with the tight end two days after the murder. >> he said that he was not involved. that he was innocent and that he hoped that the time of the murder incident came out, because i believe that he said that he was in a club. >> and yet evidence shows that hernandez was not at a club that night night. and it raises the question how would he know the time of the murder when it was not yet made public. throughout the trial, hernandez is laser sharp throughout the prosideceedings and barely glancing at odin lloyd's family there everyday. so the jury of seven women, and five men began to deliberate late this afternoon for about an hour and a half. and anderson, they are going to be back here first thing in the morning for their first full day of deliberations. back to you

what may be harder to challenge is video of odin lloyd getting into a car with hernandez and his two ds. the same car going into that dark industrial park and 3:40 later, reappearing, then driving back to hernandez's driveway without lloyd. a show-stopping witness, hernandez's former boss patriots owner robert kraft, who met privately with his tight end two days after the murder. >> he said he was not involved that he was innocent and that he hoped that the time of the murder incident came out, because i believe he said he was in a club. >> reporter: yet evidence shows hernandez was not at a club that night. and raises the question, how would he know the time of the murder when it was not yet made public. throughout the trial, hernandez is laser sharp during the proceedings, barely glancing at victim odin lloyd's family, there every day. the question everyone wants to know of course is when will that verdict come in. but look this is a trial that began in january and hundreds of witnesses, hundreds of exhibits. it's clear that this jury is taking its time before deciding whether aaron

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hernandez told her to get rid of it. >> reporter: odin lloyd's mother ursula lloyd spoke after the verdict. >> he was my strength. i love him dearly. >> reporter: anna werner, cbs news, new york. >>> well this morning a six-figure reward is being offered for help in solving a 2008 bombing in new york's times square. the explosion targeted a military recruitment station. no one was injured in the blast. officials say several persons of interest have been identified but they are asking the public for help >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, on the table, a woman protesting the european central bank disrupts a news conference. >>> and later record-breaking quintuplets are welcomed into the world. this is the "cbs morning news." quintuplets are welcomed into the world. this is the "cbs morning news." so let's do something about it. premarin vaginal cream can help it provides estrogens to help rebuild vaginal tissue and make intercourse more comfortable. premarin vaginal cream treats vaginal changes due to menopause and moderate-to-severe painful intercourse caused by these changes. don't

the defense admitting for the first time that hernandez witnessed the murder of odin lloyd, but theyhat two other men, earnest wallace and carlos ortiz were the ones that actually committed the act, pulled the trigger. >> prosecutors portray hernandez as a cold, calculating man. a man capable of pulling the trigger on someone simply he thought disrespected him. let's discuss all of this. cnn legal analyst mel robbins is here and danny cevallos, a criminal defense attorney. danny what about this whopper that john berman brings up. it seems a pretty big deal to bring up for the first time in closings. by the way, he was there. he witnessed it. >> i'm actually not surprised. the entire case -- there is so much powerful circumstantial evidence he was there, you had to wonder when the defense would address this issue and what better time to do that than closing arguments when prosecution can't put evidence on anymore. the other counter to this. have you lost your credibility with the jurors if you don't raise this defense during the entire case but only at the end say, okay, it's not a wh

jurors took seven days to find hernandez guilty of murdering his friend odin lloyd in 2013. lloyd's body was found in an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez's home. he had been shot six times. bristol county attorney thomas quinn. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well known new england patriots football player however in the end the jury found that he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. >> reporter: hernandez was a rising star with the new england patriots with a 40 million dollar contract but was dropped from the team after being arefrtsed. in text messages hernandez urged lloyd to meet him the night he was killed. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured him getting in a car. in his own home he was holding something resem bling a gun before he was killed. there was also a video showing his girlfriend removing a box. hernandez told her to get rid of it. >> reporter: odin lloyd's mother spoke after the verdict. >> he was my strength. i love him dearly. >> reporter: anna werner cbs news, new york. >>> this morning a six-figure reward is being offered

hernandez stood a couped of killing odin lloyd in 2013. >> larry: now the news of a guilty verdict came as somewhat of a shock seeing as normally there are no consequences when a patriot breaks the rules. hey don't hate the messenger. as for punishment he got a life sentence an if you think that's harsh if you add on the likely two-game nfl suspension whooo! suffah! suffah! (applause) right. so anyway, what was hernandez's reaction to the verdict? >> the former patriots tightened showed almost no emotion as the verdict was read except for a moment he appears to send a message directly to the jury mouthing these words. you're wrong. >> in all fairness he thought he heard not guilty. ease's just correcting them. the only reason i can think of because this guy i think he definitely did it. i mean he's got a pretty crazy track record. while he was a freshman at the university of florida hernandez broke a bouncer's eardrum over a disputed bar tab in a fight and was also a person of interest in the shooting of two men. but no charges were filed because, well you know university of florida. (l

so really it should come as no surprise that during the odin lloyd investigation investigators turnedn more murders that the former tight end lakely participated in. >> he is to stand for double murder in boston from a shooting in 2012 and being sued by a man who says aaron hernandez shot him in the face. >> damn, man! even whitey bulger is like slow your roll young fella. i'm the crazy-- craziest man to come out of boston. you know hernandez has a violent track record concerns me enough that you know i would actually like to do a public service announcement right here in the middle of the show. (laughter) hi i'm basic cable's larry wilmore. a recent study shows that over 90% of americans may have had a friend or relative murdered by aaron hernandez. so if you or someone you foe has been shot stabbed shifd box cutted ninja starred or choked out by aaron hernandez you're not alone. to share your stories and offer community support please visit www.aaron hernandez definitely did it no doubt about it i mean seriously look at the evidence.comeback/he's a deep level of evil but i bet belic

and the family of victim odin lloyd, no lessee emotional, openly weaking and shedding tears of relief.. sentencing came a short time later, an opportunity for lloyd's family members to speak directly to the court and to hernandez. lloyd's mother, ursula, calling him the backbone of the family and talked about the pain of burying her own son. >> i felt like i wanted to go into the hole with my son, odin. >> his sister, olivia, fighting back tears as she tell tess court, his murder feels like a bad dream. >> i won't ever see him again, but i have to go to his grave sight to look at his tombstone to tell him that i love him. >> and with that, hernandez is sentenced to lye in prisonment with no chance for parole, a fall from grace for the nfler who was under a $40 million contract with the patriots. speaking after the sentencing, the jury described how they were deliberate in their decision making and said one of the key moments was testimony from patriots owner robert kraft. kraft testified hernandez told him he was innocent because the football player said he was in a club at the time o

jurors took seven days to find hernandez guilty of murdering his friend odin lloyd in june ofin 2013. lloyd's body was found in an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez's home. he had been shot six times. bristol county district attorney thomas quinn. >> aaron hernandez may have been a well-known new england patriots' football player, however, in the end the jury found that he was just a man who committed a brutal murder. >> reporter: hernandez was a rising star for the new england patriots with a $40 million contract, but he was dropped from the team after being arrested.ci most of the evidence against him was circumstantial, but there was a lot of it. in text messages, hernandez urged lloyd to meet him the night he was killed. a neighbor's surveillance camera captured lloyd getting enter a car that prosecutors said was driven by hernandez. surveillance video from hernandez's own home showed him holding something resembling a gun the day lloyd was killed. video also showed his fiancee, shayanna jenkins, removing a box from their home. she told the court hernandez told her t

>> no. >> reporter: odin lloyd's mother, ursula ward, spoke after the verdict. >> he was my son. i love him dearly. >> reporter: hernandez also faces other charges including for a double homicide in boston. scott, the prison where he'll be serving his life sentence is just three and a half miles from the stadium where he used to play football. >> pelley: an narcotic thank you very much. the controversy continues tonight about a police officer's use of what one expert called "a 3,000-pound bullet." we showed you last night an arizona officer using his patrol car to take out a gunman and carter evans follows up. >> reporter: police hit the suspect with enough force to break through a cinderblock wall. >> man down. >> reporter: dash cam ras in two pa roll cars were rolling arizona ads police officer michael rapiejko accelerated and aimed his cruiser directly at man with a loaded rifle. >> that's not an easy decision right there. that's a tough tough, tough decision. >> reporter: police chief terry rozema defends his officer's action last february, claiming it prevented a potential s

when aaron hernandez drove home odin lloyd was no longer alive.authorities also say that they think they have proven the fact this he had a gun in his hand before he left his house and again after odin lloyd is murdered. now, the defense will say, you didn't prove it at all. in fact, you haven't even proven a solid motive. for the first time the defense acknowledged that aaron hernandez was at the crime scene but this time they said this, he just witnessed a crime that he had no idea was going to happen. and you can't charge him with anything that happened after that because he's only charged with murder. he was only a witness. we'll see what the jury thinks. >> susan, there's been a lot of talk by court observers about hernandez's, for want of a better word swagger in court. do you think his body language has been a turnoff to the jury at all? >> reporter: well here's why it won't be. because when the jury is present and the cameras are rolling and the trial is going on he has been all business. it is only after the jury leaves and when he comes