then everything else happens within an hour, so dorchester is roughly an hour or 45 minutes away.45 minutes after that, and then he is seen, caught on surveillance just a short time, 15 or 20 minutes later coming back to his home in north a d elboro. >> the vehicle is tied to the crime scene; is that right? >> that's where it gets dicey, shep. there are a couple of vehicles that were rentals here and we are trying to sort that all out. one of the pieces here. one of the vehicles that he was renting was found near the body of the man who was shot. it was found a mile away from here. we don't know if he was dumped there or killed somewhere else. but the car was found in the vicinity, that's what we understand. >> we saw the video of aaron hernandez in the gas station and i saw your helicopter following him around. he didn't talk to police and he didn't talk to the reporters. he is no longer cooperating with the authorities? >> we don't know. and we don't know if he is cooperated at all, or in any depth at all. i am hearing that he hasn't. we are not there nothing meaningful, that's

and finally with the occupation of dorchester heights which involves one of the great stories of new england history with a bookseller, henry knox, going to fort ticonderoga and returning with the, with the cannons that would be, some of which would be placed on this dorchester heights and force the evacuation of the british. and as boston went from being a city that had been occupied to being a city that had to pull itself together. and, you know, this had been a devastating experience for everyone. and 9,000 soldiers left along with about a thousand loyalists never to return. and bostonians would filter back. and the town had been beat up terribly. many structures had been burned as the british tried to heat themselves in the winter. but bostonians by and large had survived. and i'd like to end my remarks by quoting a passage from a sermon that was delivered by reverend samuel cooper on april 7, 1776. his first after the evacuation of the british. and much as we've seen boston in the last few weeks, his had been a community that had seen the worst of times, but they had made it thr

area and all areas north of dorchester county and all of delaware and flash flood watches have been issued. so tonight the flood concern is not so much. wepts out of the south -- winds out of the south. power lines down. we have reduced visibility, tough to drive in those heavy rains. that's what we'll be facing. across the region things will get more active as we go into the morning hours tomorrow, early morning hours. it's going to be rough, i think. into the afternoon a secondary round flares up. perhaps this model were to verify and maybe a tropical system is tough to handle. this would put some of the heavier rains offshore or at least into the maryland beaches but still with the front coming in on top of this system, it will monte potential for more rain. or's the outlook as we look further south. more rain overspreading the region, continuing to ramp up. in fact, winds 65, dip min neshing, we think -- diminishing, cloudy rain, lasting into the day tomorrow. we look forward for tomorrow to be a beg day with the flood watch going up to a warning. as we look ahead, we'll see the setup

grew up in the boston area, live in different parts of boston, went to a catholic high school in dorchester, which is a section of boston. because of my parents work and the opportunities they gave me, my brothers and i were all blessed to go to harvard university. it was intense. i stayed there for college, for law school, and i also have a master's in public policy there. those are subjects i decided to study in part because i was very interested in public service and public policy issues and government. i ran for office in part because i wanted to serve the city and really protect all that is so special about what san francisco is. >> we've been talking for years about how important it is to build new neighborhoods, to develop affordable housing, make sure we have transit-oriented sustainable green development that really is worthy of a 21st century san francisco. what we're doing today -- and, frankly, what we're doing this year will have impacts on the city for decades to come. thank you all for being part of this, and i look forward to that mid-cutting. i moved to san francisco 15 yea

an hour before hernandez was seen walking into his home he was last seen as lloyd's home in dorchester according to sources that neighborhood is in boston. lived and hernandez and two other men were in a bar in boston the night of that killing during that evening. among other items the police are calling for help on this, they're reaching out to the public looking for a silver mirror cover which is believed to have been broken off of a vehicle that may be of interest in this case and maybe visible along the route between dorchester, that is where the home of the victim lies and here in north attelboro where the body was actually found. two communities essential to this investigation of course. at this hour we're still awaiting further word from the district attorney's office. they said pretty consistently when they have information they feel they're ready to release they will release it. we're keeping an eye on that. jenna? jenna: we'll watch along with you, molly. thank you. jon: a jury is chosen in the trial for the man accused of murdering teenager trayvon martin. coming up we'll te

everything that you guys are saying and next time you go to boston boycott cambridge and go to dorchesteree how long it takes before you get shaked by a david ortiz bobble head doll. >> that was the most amazing thing ever. >> they will be shopping in cambridge you better leave it! >> i have no idea what just happened. all righting, coming up, should unattractive people live on a separate part of the earth away from the rest of humanity? pab papatti ann browne patti ann browne discusses her new book. does coffee in your lap merit a lawsuit? not really, i pay someone to do that to me. i kid. >>> should she be rolling in dough for wearing a cup of joe. a texas woman is suing united airlines for $170,000 claiming she was injured after hot coffee was spilled on her during a flight. she says she suffered second-degree burns resulting in permanent scarring. i almost got the same thing from a mechanical bull. she claims the flight attendant placed it into the tray when the passenger in front of her reclined. lightning round. >> lightning round. >> we always get mad about the frivolous lawsuits.

they believe that hernandez was up in the boston area, in the dorchester yeah, may have been at a bar with the victim, oden lloyd and was also spotted at his home at one point. one thing investigator are calling on the public's health with, is fining a silver mirror believed to have been broken off a vehicle somewhere between door chester and here where his body was discovered. those are the details we're working. we're waiting on from the district attorney's office as to anything new, and they will get to us with any releases of new information. >> shepard: let's get to arthur. current criminal defense attorney, legal analyst and "studio b" contributor. aaron hernias deshas problem -- aaron hernandez has problems. >> that's an understatement. we know his phone is broken and turned over. in pieces. his home surveillance system has been tampered with and things have been re- raced or attempted to be erased. it's very difficult to really delete those hard drives so my guess is the fbi, who will be involved in this, will be able to uncover all that. then the cleaning crew coming in -- >>

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, believed to have broken off a vehicle of interest, may be visible on route of trouble between dorchesternorth at or borrow. two communities central to the investigation. two massachusetts state police officers stopped by the home earlier today, were let through the front door for a couple moments, then they left. we see quite a police presence here in recent days. we are waiting for further word from bristol sheriff's department on more developments. >> molly will stay on this. thank you. >>> prosecutors in george zimmerman, trayvon martin martin trial won't be allowed to say zimmerman racially profiled the unarmed african-american teenager before shooting him to death, but the state will be allowed to say zimmerman profiled martin based on factors such as age or clothing. opening statements in the secondary murder trial are set for monday. >>> brazil's president held an emergency meeting of her cabinet today, following the biggest night yet of anti-government demonstrations. an estimated 1 million people took to the streets in more than 80 cities. they're protesting high taxes, big spen

anyone who may have information or knowledge about the death of 27-year-old odin lloyd from dorchestertts, a boston suburb, and the focus appears to be in the area surrounding hernandez' home. you have the crime scene, about a mile away from the home and the search areas all focused around here, and a whiait and s game. an intense amount of activity dealing directly and around aaron hernandez. greta. >> ted, thank you. >>> and the murder investigation is not hernandez' only legal trouble. the patriots tight end facing a lawsuit in florida, accusing him of shooting a man in the faith. the man's lawyer joins us. in your alk to you. lawsuit that mr. hernandez did? >> greta, good evening, the allegation is that he shot my client in the hand and in the face. >> and as a consequence of getting shot in the hand and face, any permanent damage? sound like there would be. >> pretty outrageous. the bullet went into his face, shattered several facial bones and blasted the left eyeball right out of his head. >> this happened -- the shooting happened back in february in south florida, right? >> corr

but i believe the video of the two here in dorchester, closer to boston as opposed to aaron's home, downr the rhode island border and where the homicide took place. so i believe the video puts them together in a night out in boston, the video images emerged of them together monday morning, so aaron hernandez, with the victim, right before he was killed more or less, and officials also say that the victim was actually killed in the industrial park, where he was found. we're describing his bullet-ridden body found in the industrial park and police have spent the last two days, scouring the park, looking for shell casings, any clues that could tie the victim and the suspect. >> i read it was execution style. multiple wounds? >> we're writing in "the boston globe" his bullet ridden body was found in the industrial complex. i also heard one gunshot to the head. details sketchy right now. all from unnamed police sources. police are officially being very quiet about this. hard to sort through the facts and figure out what's true and what is just rumor at this point, but we know that the victim

prosecutors say hernandez and two friends driven to dorchester to pick up odin lloyd. they turned down this road through an industrial park and businesses monitored by surveillance cameras. at this point, he is getting nervous. >> i'd say right about here where he got the text. >> reporter: he sends a final text to his sister 3:23 a.m. telling him he's with nfl, his nickname for hernandez. just so you know. he texts. >> and right here, is where they said -- >> reporter: when he fell? >> shot two more times, hit him in both sides of his chest. >> reporter: jay says he saw the crime scene shortly after it had been processed and the yellow tape taken down. >> right here, the blue tarp was right here. the red tarp was over there. and you can see it's hard to see now because -- >> reporter: you can see an outline. >> correct. it was in rectangular in shape leading one to believe that the body was this way. >> reporter: clearly, it would be the size of a human. >> correct. >> reporter: the car drove in to the pit at 3:23 according to prosecutors. cameras show the car leaving

not dorchester, charlestown.ast boston. >> do you know -- >> how many movies have they made on east boston? >> listen, you know the movie "the rat." whitey bulger. [ bleep ]. that's the claim to fame. >> no, he ain't! >> yes, sir, that's all he's got. that's all he's got. >> they're from chelsea. >> you live in chelsea? >> see you later. >> i'm out of here. >> the inmates in boston shared more than neighborhood pride. they also knew how to throw a punch. >> every day. we respond to fights every day, sometimes they're one-on-one fights, sometimes multiple detainees are involved. >> got hit with a tray. >> he beat the [ bleep ] out of me. >> we just stomped him. >> on numerous occasions, the "lockup" production team would be in the middle of an interview when a fight call would come over a deputy's radio. >> however, we've had him down. >> got to go. be right back. right back. got to run. >> you guys must do a lot of running if you're looking at fights. >> we just break the camera off the tripod, grab the boom as m

investigation into the death of another football player, not an nfl football player, oden lloyd of dorchesterand his death was ruled a homicide. so digging going on not far from aaron hernandez's home right now. we'll keep a close eye on that, bring any updates as they come. ♪ ♪ bill: there's a new documentary raising questions about what caused the crash of fright 800. -- flight 800. a group of investigators are calling for a new probe and point to explanations that have long been considered just conspiracy theories. listen here from a new documentary. >> nothing that the fbi learned about the investigation was provided to us. >> we didn't have much cooperation from the fbi on any part of the investigation. >> they controlled the access to the wreckage. we were never allowed to see it until all the evidence techs from the fbi had looked at it and decided that we could see it. i mean, this was unheard of. bill: what about those claims? james call strom is the lead fbi investigator of that crash, also a former director of homeland security for the state of new york. how you doing, jim? nice to

a mirror was broken off the car and it could be advice able between dorchester and north attleborough. complicating this investigation there could be a number of rental cars involved. one of the rental cars had been rented in his name. martha: all of that raises a lot of questions. rick: four days ago a man's body was found a mile from hernandez' home. reports the patriots player was questioned none day in connection to the death. tuesday spending time inside his home and they spent time searching outside the home as well. wednesday prosecutors called this a homicide. 7 state troopers searched a road near the nfl player's house. a report says that police say that hernandez has not been ruled out as a suspect. today new reports that an arrest warrant was issued for hernandez for obstruction of justice in connection with that homicide investigation. wall street coming off its worst day of the year as the fed signals it may wind down its stimulus policies. the dow tumbling by 354 points. it's the lastest one-day point drop since november of 2011. on the year it's still up. what does this

they had been out in a bar in boston and had been seen on a street where lloyd lived in dorchester.istrict attorney's office said they were looking for a car part, a mirror that had come off the vehicle somewhere between the boston area and north attleborough. bill: molly, apologize for that. in the meantime. there has been a decision handed down at least one of the two cases regarding gay marriage in america that we expected today from the u.s. supreme court. apparently that decision is in regard to the defense of marriage act. it was signed into law passed by congress and signed by president clinton in 1996. it has been challenged and the u.s. supreme court was asked to question whether or not it was within the constitutional rights or not as to whether certain americans could be denied federal protections under law if indeed they were a married couple. shannon bream just now at the supreme court. she has her gym shoes on running towards our camera. she has the decision in her handle. >> reporter: it appears they struck count portion of the doma which would ban same-sex couples fr

dorchester the area of boston where oden lloyd lives and attleboro is where aaron hernandez lives. they are looking for a piece of a mirror that may have been knocked off during that drive. most likely they are looking to see who was driving that vehicle, who was in that vehicle, and that vehicle was probably likely linked to this murder. jon: we had a shot a moment ago of hernandez's house. helicopters were hovering overhead today because there was word that he might be leaving the house to turn himself in. instead he drove to foxboro and i guess he's at practice today or getting ready for it. >> the helicopters followed them. again it's unclear. it's very early in the day, it's nearing noon right now. it's unclear. we'll see what happens. this is developing. there are yet to be any charges, yet to be -- hernandez has not been named specifically a person of interest in this. again, we don't even really know how odon lloyd was murdered much less who was involved. that could change momentarily, in hours or in days. we are still waiting. jon: a strange case that started monday night.

believed to have been broken off a vehicle and may be visible along the route of travel between dorchesterd north attleboro, allegedly where the murder took place. hernandez is of course headed into his second year of a five-year, $40 million contract. >> i'm still confused about how this all goes together. >> police are saying, police not saying he is a suspect but i don't think he's been ruled out yet. there's a lot of questions left. >> all right. don't judge until we get more of the facts. >>> coming up on "new day" we go back to a regular sports story. rachel nichols goes one on one with lebron james on the eve of his biggest game of his career, game seven and his signature head band. >>> and also coming up there's a little bit of bull fighter in all of us, right? you are wrong and you may not believe what one guy did when he came face-to-face with a bull. where else, in the street. >> as usual the words run away come to mind. ♪ norfolk southern what's your function? ♪ ♪ hooking up the country helping business run ♪ ♪ trains! they haul everything, safely and on time. ♪ tracks! they co

prosecutors say hernandez and two friends had driven 64 miles roundtrip to dorchester to pick up odind through an industrial park and businesses monitored by surveillance cameras. so, at this point, he's getting nervous. >> i'd say right about here is where he got the text. >> reporter: right about here, he sends a final text to his sister, at 3:23 a.m., telling her he's with nfl, his nickname for hernandez. "just so you know," he texted. >> and right here is where they say -- >> reporter: when he fell. >> they shot two more times, hit him in both sides of his chest. >> reporter: jay says he saw the crime scene shortly after it had been processed and the yellow tape taken down. >> right here, the blue tarp was right here. the red tarp was over there. and you can see, it's hard to see now because -- >> reporter: you can see sort of an outline. >> correct. and it was rectangular in shape, leading one to believe that the body was this way. >> reporter: when you look at the outline of the body, clearly -- or when you look at the outline around here, clearly, it would be the size of a huma