impose a sentence of life without parole >>reporter:among the victims of the boston bombing is aaron hern of martinez.. aaron was 11 at the time and with his father in the crowd near the finish line. >>reporter:he was there to watch his mother -- who was running in her first boston marathon. >>reporter:doctors say he didn't break any bones or damage any arteries. but they had to remove bits of metal from his legs. >>reporter:he came home to the bay area. 15 days after the blast. >>reporter:tonight at six. the community which supported aaron shares their thoughts about today's jury verdict. >>reporter:a man is dead tonight following an officer involved shooting in sunnyvale. >>reporter:kron four's rob fladeboe joins us live from the scene of the shooting with more. rob? >>reporter: this drama began just after 11:00 a.m. this morning when a man walked into a liquor store he was armed the knife he robbed the store and as he made his way around the mall to the other side of that is with the shooting occurred and thus reduce, by officers as the conceit there's a lot eye to the golan--there's a

. >> now, those injured in the bombing include aaron hern, just 12 years old at the time. he was at the finish line, watching his mom complete when he was hit by shrapnel in the blast. aaron is on spring break and they were unavailable to comment on the verdict. >> rebecca gregory lost a leg in the bombing and two years later, she says. >> i'm standing here because someone tried to destroy me. he failed. >> abc news radio says he slumped in his chair after being convicted of the counts. a twitter user wrote after all of the trauma he put ugs through, we can celebrate because justice has been served. another twitter user says we stand united and strong. >> well moving on expect a meeting of the san francisco police commission tonight. that is because the case against the cops accused of sending racist texts is being heard the chief wants officers fired. vic lee is live to explain what will happen there tonight. vic? >> tonight will be the start of a very closely-watched case. commissioners will not decide the fate tonight of those eight officers who may be fired. attorneys a

. >> now, those injured in the bombing include aaron hern, just 12 years old at the time. he was at the finish line, watching his mom complete when he was hit by shrapnel in the blast. aaron is on spring break and they were unavailable to comment on the verdict. >> rebecca gregory lost a leg in the bombing and two years later, she says. >> i'm standing here because someone tried to destroy me. he failed. >> abc news radio says he slumped in his chair after being convicted of the counts. a twitter user wrote after all of the trauma he put ugs through, we can celebrate because justice has been served. another twitter user says we stand united and strong. >> well moving on expect a meeting of the san francisco police commission tonight. that is because the case against the cops accused of sending racist texts is being heard the chief wants officers fired. vic lee is live to explain what will happen there tonight. vic? >> tonight will be the start of a very closely-watched case. commissioners will not decide the fate tonight of those eight officers who may be fired. attorneys a

aaron hern. are worried the injury may have affected his growth. >> he feels like he's not as big as some of his peers. we wondered did that affect his development. >> his growth in any way. >> where he's recovering, because he was behind for so long. >> they were standing at the finish line, waiting to see his mother complete the race. dzhokhar tsarnaev was found guilty last week, and could now face the death penalty. >>> former new england patriots star aaron hernandez guilty of killing his one time friend. the 25-year-old hernandez had little reaction as the jury found him guilty of first degree murder. it carries the sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole. the victim was odin lloyd, a semi professionallal football player. outside court, lloyd's mom spoke about the loss of her son. >> i love him dearly. >> the first degree verdict carries an automatic appeal, and the legal troubles aren't over for aaron hernandez, he is suspected in a drive-by shooting that left two men d

uh(articular interest. 11-year-old aaron hern a martinez resident, was critically injured in the explosioáhp &hc% he was standing just six feet from one of the blasts. his father coachesxh/f ise force help pay medical bills. many said they would sentence dzhokhar tsarnaev to death. >> knowing what i know i would probably vote for the ultimate penalty. >> i think he should get exactly what he got -- gave. you know what i mean? >> reporter: the death penalty? >> the death penalty.86@p definitely. >> this terrorist -- if you were going to have a death penalty, this would be it. >> reporter: end in an faulkner of brentwood -- megan faulkner of brentwood had finished the marathon and was posing for pictures near the finish line when the bombs went off. >> it sounded like something large, huge had plowed into a building. and it shook the ground. >> reporter: the still shaken by the experience. she told me she feels for the jury having to decide between life and death, but she is sure about how she would decide. >> death penalty. >> reporter: you would? >> yeah. i think i -- i think that's wha