. >> dzhokar tsarnaev sentenced to die for his role in the boston marathon bombing. tonight, the reaction from who's and the long-shot defense strategy that did not work. then, another police shooting caught on tape shows yet again how faulty eyewitness testimony can be. . actor danny glover on the new civil rights movement and actor ethan hawke on his new role as a remote-control drone pilot in "good kill." >> three, two, one, right. >> good kill. >> "all in" starts right now. >>> good evening from new york. i'm chris hayes. friday april 19th, 2013, a little over two years ago, the entire city of boston was on lockdown as law enforcement searched for a criminal at large. cedar navy had been on the lam since his brother was killed in a shoot-out with police in the early hours of that friday morning. a resident of suburban watertown, massachusetts, while the city was under lockdown noticed a tarp flapping on the boat in his backyard and thermal imaging determined there was a person hiding there curled up inside. law enforcement descended on the neighborhood, evacuatin

it was a tough moment. >>> the dzhokar tsarnaev trial resumes in just hours, and as the defense triesince a jury to spare the life of a terrorist in boston, the white house confirms the attack in texas this weekend was also terror. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. were the texas shooters under orders from isis? were their lone wolves? and how were more plotters are out there right now? you may be surprised. and also, state attorney's marilyn mosby working to build her case in tagainst six police officers. >>> and this prom picture sparking outrage all across the country. i'll speak exclusively to the mother of one of the students, she is outraged too,a

while gazing fondly at dzhokar tsarnaev his cousin explained why she came from russia to testify. i eject what he did, it was a great tragedy. i came for the sake of my brother, who i love very much. she is one of five who flew in from russia under the close eye of the f.b.i. two cousins and two aunts were called to the stand. their testimony included pictures. each relative cried at one point. one aunt sobbed so hard when she saw dzhokar tsarnaev, she had to be excused. >> they are trying to show some humanity in this person that the jury believes there is something worth saving. >> dzhokar tsarnaev was convict on all counts. the jury must decide whether to sentence him to prison or put him to death. they say his brother is the real master mind of the boston marathon bombings, the defense has called 30 witnesses all with the goal of painting a picture of dzhokar tsarnaev as a sweet young kid under the influence of his angry older brother. the cousin described the brother's relationship simply. as is custom, he followed his brother's example. she identified tamerlan's voice when h

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they argued that the death penalty would keep dzhokar tsarnaev in the spotlight would keep him in the headlines for longer, and that would just prolong their pain. this is an existential finality to a death sentence, but as a legal matter the pronouncement of a death sentence isn't the end. it's the end of one part of a legal process, but the start of something else. the start of something that is complex and mostly opaque. and at times, it can be hard to understand and predict. here to help us understand what this means is nbc news, chief justice correspondent, pete williams. pete, thanks for being here. appreciate your time tonight. >> sure. >> what does happen next, now that the jury has made this decision? >> reporter: well, the jury made this decision under federal death penalty law. and if you look in the statute, the very next thing is the rule for mandatory appeal. there will be, must be, a mandatory appeal, and they will i'm sure be raising a lot of issues about for example the kind of evidence that the judge excluded from the trial it seemed pretty clear, although a great de

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. ♪ >>> in the months after the bombing, still recovering from his wounds, dzhokar tsarnaev remains defiantell before his arraignment, he taunts u.s. marshals. when his trial begins two years later, judy clark will lead the defense team. >> judy clark is a legend in american criminal defense. this is a woman who is famous for taking impossible cases and not getting acquittals, but getting life sentences as opposed to death sentences, which is not an easy thing. >> as she was led into court, he was glancing over his right shoulder and smiling and smirking at his relatives behind him. i found that absolutely galling and reprehensible. >> judy clark got up there in the opening statement of the trial and said, it was him. those were her words. "it was him." this was obviously very strategic on the part of the defense. >> clark's strategy, don't fight the charges, fight the death penalty. >> the defense is trying to show mitigation. yes, he's guilty, but, consider the following about him. consider his alienation from american society. consider the malevolent influence of his older brother, which

you could feel the nerves. >> dzhokar tsarnaev, guilty on all 30 counts. >> it took 20 minutes to readi don't remember hearing any noise. i didn't hear any sniffles. i didn't hear any shouts. i heard nothing. >> now, defense attorney judy clark will try to convince a jury dzhokar tsarnaev's life is worth saving. >> it takes 12 votes for a death sentence. so all the defense has to do is persuade one juror a death sentence is not appropriate. >> there were jurors wrestling in their own head, whether they could do it. and not only whether they could do it, whether they could sentence someone to death, whether they actually thought that was the worse thing they could do to somebody. >> as the trial moves forward, the stories of pain, loss, and resilience are not easily forgotten. >> bo richards' testimony just talking about his family and what a perfect day it was and how they went to get ice cream and what got me is when he said, i could tell you the flavors that they had. i remember everything. and you just think back to that day, as a parent, you think, those are the moments you remembe

adding that dzhokar tsarnaev is not the worst of the worst. and that's what the death penalty is arrived for. the worst of the worst. a sentence of life in prison is for justice and mercy. the jurors, seven women five men, and they have 30 counts, 17 of which allow for the death penalty. >> it only takes one juror to vote for a non-death penalty resolution, and then he gets life in prisonment. >> if the jury sentences him to death eve for one of those counts, he faces the possibility of execution. >> the way of telling the jurors why they should not sentence tsarnaev to life? >> they said to the jurors, if you give him life, this is the reality for him. he can earn a college degree while in prison, he can exercise outdoors, watch tv, visit with his family. but the defense really pushed back on that, saying look, this is not a resort. this is the most rigid and punitive prison in america. >> so novel argument from the prosecutors, and the reality is, this is really an uphill battle to sentence dzhokar tsarnaev to death particularly because of t

dzhokar tsarnaev has shown little emotion in the past few months.t changed on monday. >> it was subtle, but it was the most emotion we've seen from the boston marathon bomber. dzhokar tsarnaev seeming to tear up while one of his aunts was on the stand. she was so inconsolable when she got a look at him that she was crying and hyper ventilating. instead, they heard from five other family members. aunts and cousins who talked about the little boy they once knew. they hadn't seen him since they moved to the united states when he was 8 years old. they talked about him as a quiet young boy who liked the movie "lion king." they also testified that it's customary for a younger sibling to follow in the footsteps and look up to an older sibling. they also talked about the last time they saw tamerlan. she said it had become clear to her that he had become radicalized in thinking about islam. friends from high school and college talked about the young man they once knew as the defense fights to save his life. >>> short break here. when we come back, sunday's s

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. >> when dzhokar tsarnaev comes out of that boat and he's surrounded by hundreds of officers and federalot on his forehead, and that's because he had a sniper's rifle trained at his head. >> captured. terror is over. that was a tweet from the boston pd. it was intense. it was intense. >> i'm trying to find the real story and getting that out, and having people understand that, i think, is really important to me. >> that's what we do. we want to bring the story to the viewer. we want you to see it. >> there's very few networks that devote the kind of resources to tell these stories. and that stay with the story. and that arrive at the story, as quickly as cnn does and stays at the story as long as cnn does. even after a lot of other people have left, cnn is there. i'm proud to be a part of that. >> where is malaysia airlines flight 370? >> this is the final resting place of mh-17. >> another very disturbing video. an intentional act. >> and the protesters have moved all the way down there. >> democracy is not there without freedom and freedom is not there without freedom of the press. >>

and yesterday was the first time she had seen dzhokar tsarnaev in 13 years.e with alexandra field. >> reporter: several aunts and cousins flown over to testify on tsarnaev's behalf. she broke down in tears and was hyperventilator to the epbg accident they dismissed her as a witness, and she was not able to compose herself. when tsarnaev looked at his aunt that lost her composure, he wiped away his tear. he had several cousins and another aunt that all took the stand, and they talked about the dzhokar they once knew and they described him as a gentle child, and he watched the "lion king", and would cry when a character died. they were asked to testify about his older brother, and one of the cousins testified that it was on that return trip that tamerlan had changed, and one cousin testified she felt scared in some ways. >> thank you. >>> and keep it tuned in tonight on cnn for the inside story on the boston bombings and learned what the convicted bomber did after the attacks, and that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] he doesn't need your hel

. >>> whether dzhokar tsarnaev lives or dice rests on the shoulders of the jury.apped up their first full day of the sentencing phase of his trial. the 2013 attack killed three people and injured 260 others. the jurors asked the judge twice for legal guidance. 17 of the counts carry the possibility of death but it has to be unanimous vote. it would take one juror to hold out on one of those counts to spare him the death penalty. >>> after johnny depp has to make quick travel plans for his pets if he's going to save their lives. >> he's in trouble foreheading smuggling two dogs into australia on a private jet. they were spotted getting groomed too salon. australia laws do require a permit and 10 day quarantine for foreign animals enteringly country he don do any of that the government is threatening to euthanize pistol and boo if he doesn't get them out of the country fast. he's in australia filming his fifth installly. pirates of caribbean. >> the deadly train derailment in port richmond another focus is on the safety system that could have prevented this disaster

jurors trying to it decide if dzhokar tsarnaev should get life in prison or be executed for the bostonrst full day today. and aiding and abetting in conspiracy for the verdict. the panel plans to resume operations tomorrow. >>> there are new concerns about the next generation of american war planes. lost morning aljazeera dug into a report about the f-35 planes, and now residents who live near where the jets could be speaking out. as sheila macvicar points out one accident could turn the city into a hazardous waste site. >> never before the airports put a brand-new fighter bomber at a commercial airport. er usually they go in airport spaces in remote areas and they do that purposely because new aircraft crash more. >> the plane she's talking about is the f-35 fighter. from its stealthy design to the millions of lines of computer code inside that act as a kind of artificial intelligence, it's being hailed as the future of combat aviation. but many residents of this town see it as a very real danger. >> the people were here first. >> did not greco is leader of the group trying to keep th

she believes dzhokar tsarnaev is genuinely sorry. 30 counts. >>> new england patriots quarterback tom brady has been slapped with a four-game suspension without pay. this comes after an investigation into the so-called deflategate incident when the patriots were found to use deflated footballs. the patriots were also fined a million dollars. >>> members of the gulf corporation council are scheduled to sit down on wednesday with u.s. president barack obama. >> but the saudi king and other leaders will not be there. becky an ser son reports on the reasons behind the absences. and it's not so much a snub they say. >> it is the gold embossed invitation seldom refused. yet of the six arab countries invited to sit down with the president, only two are sending their heads of state, qatar and kuwait. they were going to keep the u.a.e. away, but the biggest no show is this man, saudi arabia's king. they say he's staying to oversee a cease-fire that's supposed to go into effect in yemen from tuesday. the white house is sought to down play. not

the panel continue deliberations today and they'll decide whether dzhokar tsarnaev will be sentence toison or execution by lethal injection. the same jury already convicted tsarnaev on all 30 counts against him in connection with the april 2013 bombing. 17 of those charges carry the possibility of the death penalty but the jury has to reach a unanimous decision for it to be imposed. >> i don't think they'll rush at all but i also think that they've seen it all and it's time to -- time to close the chapter. close this horrific chapter. >> if tsarnaev is sentenced to death he'll be sent to a penetentiary in indiana where federal death row inmates are typically held. >>> something you got to see to believe. massive sink hole just huge at the parking lot of texas grocery store. it's 45 feet wide, 40 feet deep. powerful water logged storms flooded the streets collapse and 8-foot storm drain. city of grand bury southwest of the fort worth says it could cost a million dollars to repair repair. >>> we're waiting on live update from the ntsb on the amtrak train derailment. our crews are on the

. >> dzhokar tsarnaev sentenced to die for his role in the boston marathon bombing.gy that did not work. then, another police shooting caught on tape shows yet again how faulty eyewitness testimony can be. . actor danny glover on the new civil rights movement and actor ethan hawke on his new role as a remote-control drone pilot in "good kill." >> three, two, one, right. >> good

dzhokar tsarnaev the boston marathon bomber, no change of venue. >> if there's ever someone who, you know, who had an uphill battle, with a jury pool in a city that was unbelievably traumatized and terrorized by this mass murderer it was that trial. >> i'll give you another one, jeff skilling in houston, denied! but what's really crazy is rodney king granted. and here's what's really funny about that whole thing. is that one of the better sentencing decisions ever to come from the united states supreme court, u.s. v. koonce that's stacy koonce. >> oh, right. >>> and disturbing details from the surveillance video from the area where police shot and killed a chicago teen. and dha that really matter for heart health. not all omega-3 supplements are the same. introducing bayer pro ultra omega-3 from the heart health experts at bayer. with two times the concentration of epa and dha as the leading omega-3 supplement. plus, it's the only brand with progel technology proven to reduce fish burps. new bayer pro ultra omega-3. right now, verizon is offering unlimited talk and text. plus 10 gigs

cooler temperatures are expected beginning sunday as a low dzhokar tsarnaev >> reporter:pressure system approaches the coast. there is a slight chance of showers across the north bay from late sunday into mondaynight time coastal drizzle expected. >> reporter: with top of generally with the upper 70's to lower 80s in certain locations with a lot of seven east across the bay for friday. >> reporter: at 3:00 p.m. los 70's and castro valley and los delis and union city. it will be pretty nice afternoon especially for our inland both locations. but let the heat in will be better to mount with upper 70's and won a creek. low eighties in antioch and upper 80s in brentwood. >> reporter: 72 degrees and are run up. >> reporter: will have temperatures in the mid to low 80s and then start tracking changes with cooler air coming back for sunday with drizzle sunday morning pit--sunday morning. >> reporter: we will be back! >> reporter: speaking of giant giant shell burst has been serving up for years. we love american we love americans love our hamburgers. biting into some 50 billion burgers a year.

>>> the dzhokar tsarnaev trial resumes in just hours, and as the defense tries to convince a jury to spare the life of a terrorist in boston, the white house confirms the attack in texas this weekend was also terror. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. were the texas shooters under orders from isis? were their lone wolves? and how were more plotters are out there right now? you may be surprised. and also state attorney's marilyn mosby working to build her case in theagainst six police officers. >>> and this prom picture sparking outrage all across the country. i'll speak exclusively to the mother of one of the students she is outraged too, as a matter of fact. >>> and was it the fleecing of america? why there is a lawsuit now against manny pacquiao. that and much much more in this broadcast. >>> isis though is here and that's where we start tonight. with the terror attack in texas, by radical islamists. cnn's justice correspondent, pamela brown, joins me now with more. so isis claims pamela that they are behind the attack but what are intelligence officials saying? >> reporter: wel

the boston marathon bombing trial begins deliberations in the penalty phase, weighing whether dzhokar tsarnaev should get life in prison or the death penalty. his lawyers say he deserves leniency because he was suede by his older brother while prosecutor insist he was old enough to make his own decisions. >> in today's digit albeit, a video showing a minneapolis police officer macing a group of protestors including children is raising controversy this morning. let's take a look. protestors say a mother with a baby and 10-year-old boy were also maced. the boy's mother posted before and after pictures of him on social media. the police chief tweeted that she will launch a full investigation into what happened in minneapolis. >> a religious opportunity in west africa in the face of the ebola outbreak. christians and muslims are working together a overcome the disease. >> the practice of running electricity through the brain has remind unchanged. >> it always causes brain damage. it's a matter of how much. >> despite an effort to ban e.c.t. use of the procedure has been increasing. texas, one of t

. >> pam: the jury in the sentencing trial of convicted boston marathon bomber dzhokar tsarnaev has asked the judge two questions just a few hours into deliberating. >> pam: the jury will decide if tsarnaev will die.or spend the rest of his life in prison. >> pam: the first question referred to "aiding and abetting" and "conspiracy".two concepts raised during the first phase of the trial. >> pam: the judge says whatever intentions tsarnaev had is a question of fact to be determined by jurors. >> pam: the second question was about hot to fill out a portion of the verdict slip. the form is a complicated 24-pages long. >> pam: doggie drama for actor johnny depp. why australia is threatening to put down his yorkies. >> pam: and next. >> pam: what happens when a base jumper is hit with a big gust of wind. >> pam: on wall street. encouraging news on the job market and inflation have helped lift stocks higher. >> pam: the government said fewer people applied for unemployment last week. >> pam: the dow gained 191 points. >> grant:take a look at what happened to a woman in idaho the 25-year-old ba

last month dzhokar tsarnaev was convicted of all 30 charges against him in the boston marathon bombing trial. she is also the author of "the man without a face: the unlikely rise of vladimir putin" and" words will break cement. the passion of pusy riots" she has written on lgbt rights and helped found pink triangle campaign against the russian legislation on gay propaganda. chev is the leading russian lgbt activist and has said for many years she was probably the only publicly out gay person in the whole of russia. here tonight in conversation with masha gessen is peter finn, "washington post" national security correspondent, join me in welcoming masha gessen and peter finn to the jcss. [applause] [applause] >> good evening. it's wonderful to be in san francisco, and i'm especially happy to be here with masha and a gifted and fearless journalist whose work i haveed admired for a long time, and we had the opportunity 00 work together when she blogged for the "washington post." and let's jump right in. russia has experienced a lot of trauma and turmoil since the fall of the soviet union

. >> a decision whether dzhokar tsarnaev lives or dies may come soon. the final witness for the defense did her best to convince the jury that the 21-year-old should be spared execution. sister helen prejean author of the book that led to the film dead man walking. >> this boy is to be executed in six days. >> shared with the jury conversations she had with tsarnaev that contradict what so many said he lacked, remorse in the bombing that left 260 wounded and three dead. he said it emphatically, no one deserves to suffer like they did. the 76-year-old nun told the jury his response was so spontaneous, i have every reason to believe it was sincere. the prosecutor fought hard to keep her from testifying but the judge overruled. she revealed she melt with tsarnaev five times since his trial began in march. her most recent meeting came days ago where she concluded "i have every reason to think he was genuinely sorry for what he did." both the defense and prosecution rested their cases monday. closing arguments are set to begin on wednesday. prejean was the l

. >> jurors in boston are about to begin deciding dzhokar tsarnaev's fate. defense attorneys expect to wrap up their careless today in the penalty phase. >> president obama will address entrepreneurs from across the world this afternoon. he's expected to highlight the importance of investing in women and young people. >> on the digit albeit, outrage this morning over what a georgia high school principle said during a graduation ceremony after be accidentally dismissed the crowd early. >> it was my fault that we missed it in the program. >> you can see the reaction to the comment some approaching the podium in protest. a lot of people got up and left at that point. on line, people from around the country are asking for the principal's resignation. >> it was just my frustration and, you know, when i said it, i told my husband, it felt like the devil was in the house because it didn't even sound like me. >> the principal later apologized to parents via email. >> seeking safety, thousands of migrants headed to europe, a now proposed move from the e.u. to help st

closing arguments will soon get underway in the trial against boston marathon dzhokar tsarnaev in the penalty phase. >> a dean at the university of virginia is suing rolling stone saying the magazine appeared her as indifferent about rape allegations in a student on campus. >> verizon and sprint will pay $158 million to cuspers settling unauthorized cell phone charges. they were denied refunds when they reported charges. >> one of north korea's top official has met a gruesome end executed for disrespecting the supreme leader. >> parliament members were told north korea executed its defense minister with an anti aircraft machine gun. he became one of north korea's top ministers last year. his brutal execution in front of a crowd of hundreds if verified appears to be a series of deadly purges of north korea said upper ranks this year. it casts serious doubts over the stability of a regime and when that regime that nuclear warheads, the stakes are instability run very high indeed. >> how reliable is this intelligence? >> you never know with north korea, but there was a report last month