dzhokhar dzhokhar tsarnaev. victiming recount what they lost and how they still suffer from it two years later. pete williams has the report. fair warning. it includes images shown in court of an offensive gesture. >> the jury heard an emotional account from a victim near her husband where the second bomb went off. she left her leg leg below the knee. her husband, adam she said injured in both legs has admitted himself to a v.a. mental health facility. she glared at the suspect. he did not look back. >> the family member of the police officer who lost his life talked also. the mother hasn't gone back to work. another said when he and his wife were hurt they were sent to different hospitals. he broke down recalling that when each of them woke up, they thought the other was dead. and jurors heard more about that profane gestures he made before a court hearing. a department u.s. marshal said he saw him make the gesture in a holding cell. defense lawyers played the video. he treats it like a mirror. later he steps up on a bench to get a closer look. makes a v sign and flashes the gesture briefly. >> i think it's clear from the video that he figured out at some point that it was a video camera and it was at least being broadcast to the prison personnel and he was sending a message to them. >> reporter: prosecutors may rest today. we expect two weeks of testimony about dzhokhar tsarnaev's background. >>> let's turn to business. u.s. stocks rose across the board wednesday but the big news this morning involves come cast. the fcc recommended yesterday that the proposed merger between come cast and time warner cable be reviewed by an administrative law judge. we are live from london now. why did the fcc come to this conclusion and what does it mean in the possible deal? >> reporter: well, it means it's going to be a lot more corp. complicated than we originally thought. it is a procedural speed hump which will slow down progress to this $45 billion deal actually happening, and ultimately there is always the risk that the deal may not happen at all if the fcc finds sufficient objections to it going ahead. the point here is fcc staff have decided that there are good enough reasons to believe consumers might be injured financially as a result of this deal, and in competition terms, that they have flagged this up and said we want to have a hearing. keep your eye on

dzhokhar dzhokhar tsarnaev's trial continued today with intense testimony of survivors of the marathon bombings and from the families of those who were killed. the bomber's lawyers tried to explain a crude gesture that tsarnaev made to a courthouse camera and don dahler is covering the trial. >> reporter: the jury was shown never-before-released surveillance video of a still-bandaged dzhokhar tsarnaev in a holding cell three months after the bombings. he can be seen primping his hair before making the obscene gesture that was brought up in court yesterday. two of liz norden's children were at the marathon that day two years ago. she knows how she wants this trial to end. >> i feel very very strongly that i hope he gets the death penalty. i watch my kids, you know, my two boys almost die. >> reporter: her sons j.p. and paul, each lost a leg in the attacks. in court loss was the theme of the day. former dance instructor adrienne davis took the stand told the jury how she cried out for her husband after the blast knocked her to the ground. "i thought because i couldn't hear myself scream," she said, weeping," that i was dead. we met davis weeks after the bombing. >> i said there's something wrong with my foot. and he looked down and grabbed on to my leg and lifted it up, and just started screaming. >> reporter: bomb shrapnel cost eric whalleyab an ankle and sight in one eye.

dzhokhar tsarnaev was and is unrepentant. uncaring and untouched. spent the defense to paint a bigger picture. they say dzhokhar tsarnaev was under the influence of his holder brother. federal officials do not expect dzhokhar tsarnaev to take the stand. >> if he's not testifying it has to be because they are worried that he is not under the right impression. or against prayers for life in prison rather than death. >> the justice kept launched an investigation into the death of freddy gray. the 25-year-old died on sunday a week after suffering a pipal coward injury. his parents took part in a protest march, demanding justice for freedy. six members of police department have been suspended with pay. the d.o.j. is investigating whether gray's civil rights from violated. >> in virgin another fatal shooting of an unarmed man. fair fax paying $3 million to the family of a man killed by a police officer. lisa stark reports. >> reporter: john's fatal encounter after police were called to his home after a domestic dispute. photos show him talking to police. geer's attorney explained what happened next. >> it was five or

dzhokhar tsarnaev. the defense admits dzhokhar tsarnaev's involvement, but says he was under the influence of his older brother and should be spared execution. the april 2013 palming killed three people and wounded hundreds. jury deliberations are expected this week in the murder trial of former nfl player aaron hernandez. the former new england patriots tight and is accused of killing odin lloyd two years ago. prosecutors rescued -- rest of the case after calling 131 witnesses. the jury could get the case by the middle of the week. tomorrow a news conference is scheduled for details about the "rolling stone" article of an alleged rape at university of virginia. rebecca cooper is at the live desk with a preview. rebecca: that report will be issued tonight ahead of the press conference. your learning new details. sources close to the investigation say the report will reveal quote systematic" failure on the part of "rolling stone" magazine and its editors. "rolling stone" management does not plan to fire or discipline anyone on staff as a result of what is now being called a journalistic debacle. you wil

dzhokhar tsarnaev escaped. he was captured in a boat. his lawyers acknowledge that dzhokhar tsarnaev carried out the attacks, but that tamer line was the real mastermind. the defense attorney told et jury: person the defenseman says the only pictures from tama line and painted a picture of dzhokhar tsarnaev as succumbing to his older brother's radical relief. the prosecution pushed back saying they did this together. both planting a bomb. the prosecution had the burden of proof, it had the last word delivering the core of their case saying that dzhokhar tsarnaev chose a day when the eye of the world would be on boston there would be civilians on the sidewalks, and he targeted them - men, women and children. dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with 30 counts including murder, and for that jurors have to decide unanimously to convict him. we could hear a verdict as soon as tomorrow. >>> a north carolina judge ruled the prosecutors can seek the death penalty in the murder case of three muslim students. their accused killer steve hicks appeared in court in durham. prosecutors say he sh

begin deliberations in the case of dzhokhar tsarnaev facing 30 counts in the boston bombing that killed three and left 200 hurt. the defense is trying to paint dzhokhar tsarnaev as under the influence of his elder brother. prosecutor said dzhokhar tsarnaev was a willing participate in the attacks. >>> since the september 11th attacks the fbi focused 40% of its budget on counterterrorism operations. does the need to justify billions in spending lead to phoney plots. david ariosto reports. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >>reporter: when it comes to funding efforts to root out terrorism the united states is virtual aunmatched. the american terrorism spent $16.6 billion $16.6 billion on counterterrorism efforts domestic and around the world, according to figures revealed by "the washington post" based on documents provided by edward snowden. on the home front the fbi spends $4 billion on counterterrorism. using 4200 agents and since the september 11th attacks. they doubled down on security sending half a million, with monitoring obstructing violent extremists. since then there has been a string of successors. in 2002, brooklyn born man was arrested and convicted after re

the prosecution asked to remind jurors that dzhokhar tsarnaev did not have to know all the details of the plot to be guilty. >> reporter: lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev rested their case a day after calling their first witness. the suggestion dzhokhar tsarnaev participated in the boston attacks, but he was a troubled 19-year-old living under the spell of his radicalized brother. >> the defense showing older brother influence. and showing the motive had more to do with that than terrorism. >> from the beginning the defense said the strategy was not to win an acquittal but save the client from the death penalty, a move highlighted by calling four witnesses over two days witnesses that tied older brother tamerlan to the crime. it was testified that tamerlan's fingerprints, not the brother was on the remote control to trigger the bombs. 92 witness were called over 15 days of testimony, including experts providing a mountain of evidence from the crime scene before resting on monday. >> the prosecution tried to bring the jurors to the scope of this horrible horrible crime to show the devastation that it caused to loved ones to folks who lost their

dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty, dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of at least two counts so far, we have 28 left to go. so the same jury now going to be deciding this next phase? >> i think what's also important here is if the jury is answering guilty on the first question, these sub questions are going to be answered yes as well. there's no way the jury is going to find that -- >> possession and use of a firearm, this isagain r with the pressure cooker bomb, again a death penalty charge. >> i think what's important also here, gretchen is the more charges he's found guilty of that might filter into the mind of the jury when they're determining whether to give him death or not. if all 17 counts that could lead to death, he's found guilty on then i think the jury might be sitting there saying we have got to send this guy to the death chamber. >> if one of them says, maybe the big brother defense -- the death decision needs to be unanimous, if one person can't put this guy to death, he doesn't go to death. >> how important now count four coming in, use of a weapon of mass destruction, this

dzhokhar tsarnaev. the jury must all agree on whether dzhokhar tsarnaev gets life in prison or the death penalty. >>> a man is one of three people killed in maryland's eastern shore. cowell was behind the wheel when another driver crossed the median and hit him straight on. the crash shut down route 404 in queen anne for several hours. >>> fire crews still investigating a fire that gutted this bus. it happened on o street and northeast. one tour bus is complete loss and that fire slightly damaged a second one. we talked to fire officials and they told us it's too early to tell whether someone intentionally started that fire. >>> tonight some fresh evidence that former president bill clinton may not take a prominent role in his wife's hillary's run for the white house. clinton all but avoided his wife's campaign. >> for of course reason i don't intend to talk much about electoral policies. but it's important to remember as the secretary delaney can tell you there's plenty of politics when the election is over. >> clinton spoke as part of his lecture series at his alma mater. >>> the caps won and the wiz

has they try to shift blame they try to draw at dzhokhar tsarnaev as the mastermind but because dzhokharas been convicted of spirit, -- conspiracy that is the acknowledgement they recognize the brothers work together. that is a concern with the mitigating factors. we have more insight with the notification to seek the death penalty putting these out on paper there were multiple all intentional killings in a single criminal episode the key committed the offense that has serious physical abuse and with the autopsy photos. in those horrific injuries came into play how devastated there were including margin richard to was just eight years old. that is another factor. the age of the young victim. but officer john collier was at work when he was killed. things that the prosecutors will bring forward to be as early as next week. liz: the feeling about the death penalty they do not believe the greater percentage but this is a federal court. what are they cheering on the streets of boston and how the population feels what he should get back? >> you are right if you poll people that is like the de

another showed dzhokhar tsarnaev giving the finger to a security camera in his jail cell. prosecutors say that dzhokhar tsarnaev was unrepentant in order for dzhokhar tsarnaev to see -- receive the death penalty the 12 jurors must really -- receive a unanimous. >>> overcame some incredible odds. and finally fished -- finish the boston marathon after 20 hours. crowds cheered as 39-year-old michael melvin crossed the finish line in a torrential downpour. he is a motivational speaker and a college professor. he says he has participated in marathons in chicago, new chicago, new york, berlin and tokyo, he says boston holds a special place in his heart because it's the city where his parents brought him as a child for treatment. >>> health officials handing -- handling a case of meningitis on a a college campus. how that school is trying to make sure other people don't get sick. >>> also a remarkable rescue. a man penned inside of his car pulled to safety just as his clothes started to catch fire. >>> how the babe wreck and a pregnant woman have something in common. >>> to -- checking in on attempters. we'll

dzhokhar tsarnaev should be put to death. boston's largest newspaper said that jurors should spare his life writing that dzhokhar tsarnaev shouldnd the rest of the his life rotting in prison. adding that he as 19 at the time of the bombing. >>> the same jurors who convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev on all 30 charges will begin the penalty phase, maybe as soon as monday. >>> neither approved or rejected. that's what iran's supreme leader says about the deal brokered with the u.s. he and president hassan rouhani said today that all sanctions must be lifted in order to secure the time deal. it's raising questions about how both sides interpret the framework agreement. >> remarks by iran's two highest leaders highlight how far apart the two sides are as negotiators begin the process of turning last week's framework agreement into a final accord. the first warning came from president hassan rouhani, speaking at an event marking the country's nuclear technology day. >> translation: we will not sign an agreement unless all economic sanctions are lifted >>> iran's supreme court leader ayatollah khamenei says he'll wait until a final accord is

dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty. that means the accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is the convicted boston marathon bomber. a reset for viewers out there as we've been watching all counts come in. conspiracy charges, weapons violations murder charges. let's bring in our panel to discuss this very important development here. so if you are -- and you represented -- you were on the casey anthony team. what is judy clark going to say to get sympathy from jurors in the case now that dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing the death penalty? >> it's interesting. she doesn't want the jurors to feel like they did in the oklahoma city bombing case. this is kinds of what this is. she wants them to be more like 1920s, early death penalty cases. argued we take responsibility. we did it. we did all these horrible things to this child, but ladies and gentlemen -- then he went on for a day talking about mercy faith, redemption, youth. they don't have to agree with each other. it's a debate within the one person whether the mitigating factors justify saving his life. >> so in a way she's appealing to humanity of the jurors right? sh

dzhokhar tsarnaev's marathon trial. >> the jury has reach add verdict against dzhokhar tsarnaev. let's get right to nbc justice correspondent pete williams at the courthouse. pete what do we know? >> here's the headline. dzhokhar tsarnaev will face a second trial. the penalty phase of this trial. the jury will decide whether he will get a penalty of life in prison without parole or the death sentence. now the jury is now recounting his verngt on all 30 counts against them but 17 of those counts are death-eligible. if he were convicted on any one of them we would go into the second phase. we know he's convicted on count i, master conspiracy count. the jury has found that he was responsible for the death of the four people who died in these crimes. the three people who died at the scene of the marathon bombing and officer shaun collier. the rest of the counts the jury is now reading. some members of victims' families are in the court roochl as well. the parents of a young martin richard, the 8-year-old victims as well as the chief of the boston police department and newtown police d

reports prosecutors began laying out their case for executing dzhokhar tsarnaev including photos of him after the deadly attack. >> this is dzhokhar tsarnaev the prosecutor said as she showed a photo of him making a crude gesture to the jailhouse camera. she called him unconcerned, unrepen tanlt, and unchanged as the government began the execution process of the 21-year-old. haunting screams pierced the chaos in cell phone video in the moments after the boston marathon bombings. it was shown to the jury in the first days of the penalty phase as agillian reny recalls it. i remember looking around and there were bodies everywhere blood, everywhere. the defense have decided to hold off until after the case. the jury will decide whether he receives a death penalty or life in prison. through tears, williams campbell the father of krystle says she was his princess. i miss her, i miss her a lot. the penalty phase is expected to last up to a month. kris van cleave, cbs news boston. >>> oklahoma scientists say they've linked the state's recent string of quakes to wastewater in oil and gas drilling operations. the geologist says the state a

defense team took a shorter approach in 6 hours they set out to approve dzhokhar tsarnaev was a puppet controlled by his brother. >> dzhokharhis brother as posed to being a jihadist. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev pleaded not guilty the defense team looks to build sympathy for the young alleged terrorist in the hopes of sparing him the death penalty. >> a 15-year-old boy is fighting for his life after the latest atv crash in philadelphia. witnesses say the teen was driving one of two all terrain vehicles racing in cobbs creek. the racer tried to get around the moving truck when the atv clipped the back wheel of the other and flipped. >> all of a sudden i hear a crash and i see atv flipped over. >> exclusive smart phone video shows the chaos seconds after the crash. members of a nearby church ran out to help, two were trauma nurses. witnesses say the other atvs fled from the scene. two people were killed this week riding these bikes which are illegal in industry streets. >>> a shooting in -- city streets. >>> a chase in delaware ended with a crash. police say a man and woman were shot at second and monroe streets. the man ha

dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> asÍ es tenÍa apenas 19 cuando cuando Él y su hermano decidieron sembrar el terror en boston el 15 de abril 2013 ahora dzhokharencontrado culpable. >> calificÁndolo para la pena capital. >> siempre es bueno para la comunidad ver que hubo justicia. >> el joven mirÓ hacia abajo a medida que se leÍa el veredicto, presenciada por familiares de las vÍctimas y sobrevivientes como ella. >> no sÉ si se ha hecho justicia pero Él esta fuera de la calle y hemos demostrado al mundo que no tele ra remos esto *. >> 3 personas murieron y mÁs de 60 resultaron heridas cuando dos bombas contrataron en la maratÓn el 15 que abril 2013. >> un policÍa muriÓ baleado en un enfrentamiento con dzhokhar tsarnaev y su hermano 4 dÍas despuÉs. >> durante el juez la defensa admitiÓ la culpa del cliente, pero alegÓ que habÍa actuado bajo la influencia de su hermano mayor que muriÓ en el enfrentamiento con la policÍa, sin embargo, la fiscalÍa probÓ que dzhokhar tsarnaev sabÍa lo que estaba haciendo cuando mostraron imÁgenes del acusado poniendo la mochila con el explosivo. >> eso da a ver que Él querÍa que esto pasarÁ. >> el lunes que viene e

attack do not want the -- in the boston marathon attack do not want dzhokhar tsarnaev to get the deaf penalty. >> reporter: dzhokharrnaev took the life of 8-year-old ma tin richard and two others when he and his brother detonated two bombs at the 2013 boston marathon. but the little boy's parents want to spare the life of the man who killed their son. bill and denise richards wrote an essay for the boston globe explaining their reasoning, saying they are in favor of and would support the department of justice taking the death penalty off the table in exchange for the downtown spending the rest -- the defendant spending the rest of his life in prison without appeal. dzhokhar tsarnaev was found guilty earlier this month of all 30 counts he was facing. the sentencing phase of the trial is when jurors will decide if tsarnaev should be sentenced to death begins tuesday. the richards say the past two years have been the most trying of their lives. they were both injured in the blast, as were their two siblings. they wrote the defendant murdered our 8-year-old son and injured our family. martin's parents are honoring thei

dzhokhar tsarnaev. kris van cleave has more from boston. >> reporter: jurors are deciding whether dzhokhar tsarnaev is guilt for the 2013 bombings -- guilty for the 2013 bombings of the boston marathon and violence that followed. on monday prosecutors finished closing arguments tells the jury of five men and seven women that tsarnaev and his older brother tamerlan's attack was a cold, calculated terrorist act that was intentional and blood thirsty and was to make a point to tell america that we will not be terrorized by you anymore. we will terrorize you. tsarnaev's attorney judy clark continued with the theme dzhokhar participated but tamerlan was the driving force, the one who planned the attacks, bought the materials and made the bombs. if tsarnaev is found guilty, the jurors will hear a second round of testimony before deciding on a sentence. 17 of the 30 counts against tsarnaev could carry the death penalty. u.s. district court judge george o tool told jurors the judgment is entirely yours after they watched a graphic video montage of the bombings and heard closing arguments. he cautioned them to not a

and there you're going to hear a lot more about their narrative as to why dzhokhar tsarnaev did this. >> and dzhokhare were hunting for him and he was hiding in that boat scrawled on the side of the boat right, and talked about how his brother sort of got the ultimate gift and was a martyr for the cause, et cetera. some have said look, does he want -- you know regardless of what his defense attorney wants does he want the death penalty so that he can become a martyr? has that been part of the discussion at all? >> well it hasn't been part of the discussion in court. and certainly i think that anyone who saw what he wrote on the boat has got to wonder i mean, if you're jealous of your brother being in paradise now, why don't you want to go there? i don't know i mean i certainly think legally if he wants his lawyers to present no defense whatsoever right now, i do believe legally he has the power to do that. i mean i don't think these lawyers can sort of push their own agenda against his wishes. so i have to believe that he has decided that for whatever reason he does want to live. because otherwise i

. >>> convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev will be back in court tomorrow for the first day of the trial sentencing phase. dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted on all 30 counts that he faced. the jurors will decide whether he spends the rest of the life in prison or get the death penalty inside. >>> the penn relays feature more than 525 races and 35 hours of competition at franklin field. >>> let's talk about the weather. we have rain in lots of spots. >> reporter: just about everywhere at this point. storm tracker 6 live double scan shows you it is a wet morning commute. as you take a closer look there's heavy precipitation that's coming through philadelphia, chester county delaware county and up through the heart of salem county, new jersey results are a little bit of additional spilling up through dover. basically this will be a hinderance for the morning commute with ponding and puddling on the roads. it doesn't get to the other side of it and starts to dry out until the end of the morning commute. we have cloudy skies wet conditions, of course, there's the ben franklin bridge, all we can tell you there will be slo

dzhokhar tsarnaev. as expected attorneys called a handful of witnesses. the case resumes next monday with closing arguments as abc's tom llamas reports. >> dzhokhar tsarnaev'sow depend on how jurors interpret this video from the day of the bombing. tamerlan the lead. dzhokhar following in his older brother's footsteps. it's the picture that defense painted that tamerlan called the shots in the evil plan. their evidence, tamerlan's fingerprints, not dzhokhar tsarnaev, on rolls of tape, a caulking gun, soldering gun and jar of nails. possibly bomb-making supplies all found in the tsarnaev family home. tamerlan's prints on the lid from the pressure cooker bomb. tamerlan's computer not dzhokhar's showing searches for detonator, fireworks firing system and boston marathon. on the younger brother's computer, typical teenage stuff, facebook and vk, the russian facebook. it is that side of dzhokhar tsarnaev the defense will likely highlight as they fight for his life in sentencing. the impressionable little brother, just two years out of high school, not the committed terrorist on a mission to murder. tsarnaev's lawyers only called four witnesses, compared to more

and all the fingerprints on those parts belonged to dzhokhar tsarnaev's older brother, tamerlan. two of dzhokhar's prints were found on an unexploded tupperware bomb found after the shoot-out on laurel street. six other prints on it were tamerlan's. defense lawyers claim the major steps in preparing for the bomb attacks were taken by the older brother. but the government says it's not surprising so few prints were found on bomb pieces and a former senior atf investigator agrees. >> fingerprints are fragile. when a bomb detonates, heat, flame and blast pressure can all destroy the fingerprints. >> reporter: also today a defense computer analyst said the al qaeda online magazine with bombmaking instructions was transferred from tamerlan's computer to dzhokhar's. the younger brother never went hunting for it online, the expert said. that's it for this week. on monday, the lawyers give their closing arguments and the jury starts deliberating. then once there's a verdict, a second trial will begin a short time later on the penalty. lester? >> pete, thank you. >>> the initial deadline has come and gone

in boston, the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev ended with a conviction in federal court and is moving to the penalty phase. all along dzhokharv's defense team said "yes, he did it, but he shouldn't die." still ahead on "inside story". in 1963 victor fagar was executed. and 2001 there was an execution of the federal death penalty was not used, but is a rare occurrence, one that could come after dzhokhar tsarnaev, one of the boston marathon co-conspirators was found using weapons of mass destruction, of conspiracy, aiding and abetting. 30 counts. the next step is the penalty phase, determining whether the 21-year-old would die for his crimes. erica pitzi has been covering the trial, thank you for being with us. what will we see when court fires up again? >> all right, court is firing up on april 21st. we'll see a reseat of the earlier guilt phase trial, the idea that they'll present new witnesses, testimony, and you can probably bet that the defense this time around is going to pull out all stops. we know that judie clark is a renowned criminal defense attorney, representing joe, and they seem to, at least to a lot of experts

now that dzhokhar tsarnaev -- that's the probably with immigration these names. can't they all just become mike smith they get here? dzhokharsarnaev has been found guilty of the boston marathon bombing. the question becomes, how do we punish him? dzhokhar is eligible for the death penalty, but the massachusetts senator elizabeth warren says -- [ speaking foreign language ] which translates to she for one doesn't want to see the poor guy fired. >> my heart goes out to the families here, but i don't support the death penalty. i think he should spend his life in jail, no possibility of parole. he should die in prison. >> the native americans and the way they see the world is infuriating sometimes! and a professor at northeastern university goes a step further saying that executing the little [ bleep ] would be a rallying cry for terrorists around the world. edyth flynn says if we have a sentence of death with all the appeals following, we are playing into the hands of the terrorists. i think dzhokhar, given his youth and that "rolling stone" photograph, he's quite a handsome lad, is going to draw quite a bit of sympathy, parti

dzhokhar tsarnaev responsible for the deadly boston marathon bombings. >> i am not surprised by the verdict. >> reporter: prosecutors painted dzhokhar tsarnaev as a cold blooded killer who was taken revenge on america. his lawyers admitted he participated in the bombings but said his brother was the driving force behind the attack. in addition to dzhokhar tsarnaev and the attorneys, victims and their families parked into the courtroom. >> i am grateful to have him off the street. i am grateful to show everyone, the world, it is not tolerated. this is not how we behave. >> reporter: he helped victims after the bombing, thinks he should be sentenced to death. >> why put him where he is able to watch tv and write and read and walk. other people don't have that family member that isn't around. >> reporter: now the jury is turning their attention to the sentencing phase of the trial. 17 charges carry the death penalty. fox news. >>> to the south bay, police responded to a robbery and shot and killed a suspect. tonight we are hearing recordings of the final moments before the officer opened fire. officers were called to a liquor store around 11:00 a.m. this

. >> attorneys for dzhokhar tsarnaev close their case after. their suggestion that dzhokhar participating ifparticipated in the attacks but was under the spell of his older brother. >> the defense was trying to show the older brother influence and that motive had more to do within that than terrorism. >> from the beginning the offense all the said their strategy is not to win an acquittal but to keep him from the death penalty. they called four witnesses to draw him away from tamerlan the crime. 92 witnesses were called to give evidence for the prosecution. including experts who provided a mountain of evidence from the crime scene before resting on monday. >> the prosecution also trying to bring the jurors to the scene of this horrible horrible crime to show the devastation that it caused to loved ones, to folks who lost their limbs so that the jurors, when they decide about punishment, will have all of that in mind when they make those decisions. >> trial watchers have noted that dzhokhar showed no emotions throughout the trial. >> i think he's adam. >> one of those is rhet

dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty on all 30 charges. let's get to fox news' mollie with the details. >> dzhokharrnaev convicted on every charge. all 30 counts. including conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and a multitude of destruction charges stemming from the rampage of terror that began with the boston bombing on april 15, 2013, and then moved off into the suburbs. jurors affirming today dzhokhadzhokhar tsarnaev's intentional participation with his older brother tamerlan who was killed, run over by tsarnaev as he charged police officers in a stolen suv. 262 people were wounded. more than a dozen losing limbs. three lives claimed in the attack. twenty-three lingzi lu. and krystle campbell. they bled to death. their body filled with shrapnel as the brothers fled. days later, the brothers ambushed mit police officer sean collier in a failed attempt to take his weapon. tsarnaev borrowed that gun used in the murder from a long time friend. it terrified a chinese national who escaped, calling 911 as the brothers drove his mercedes suv to nearby water ton. they engaged with police in a f

dzhokhar tsarnaev. here is the deal. neither side disputes dzhokhar's team maintains tsarnaev's brother was the mastermind and dragged his brother into it. our alexander field takes a look at the case. >> the case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. the story you've heard and evidence you've never seen before. tsarnaev running from the blast site. minutes later, shopping for milk at a whole foods grocery store in cambridge and the blood-stained message meant to explain it all. ♪ >> reporter: marathon monday, a surveillance camera near a bar catches tamerlan and dzhokhar walking down boyleston street. they split up. tamerlan to the finish line and dzhokhar in front of the restaurant. there is a phone call between the brothers and then the first explosion. inside marathon sports, shattered glass and shell-shocked victims. outside, video never seen before of the horror, the helplessness, and the heroes. the further down the street in front of the restaurant there is confusion and heads turned toward the finish line. dzhokhar gives a backward glance and leaves his b

12 hours finding the defendant dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts relating to the boston marathon bombings and the violence that followed. a jury convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev for the bombing attack at the 2013 boston marathon that killed 3 and injured more than 260 as well as the violence that followed. jurors reached their verdict after the federal judge answered questions about two legal concepts that went to the heart of the case, conspiracy and aiding and abetting. johar then 19 helped his 26- year-old brother tamerlan detonate two bombs near the marathon finish line. the attack killed an 18-year- old, a 23-year-old and a 29- year-old. more than 260 others injured. four days later the brothers killed a cop and carjacked an suv leading to a shootout with police in watertown. tamerlan died in the gunfight. police found dzhokhar tsarnaev hiding in a dry dock boat. it's described as a cold act that was intentional and blood thirsty. defense attorney judy clark conceded the participation but said the brother was the mastermind. her goal was to keep her client off death row. the penalty phase begins no sooner than monday. the same jury will now deci

dzhokhar tsarnaev. she has been defending her sons all along. initially in interviews with u.s. officials in the days after the arrest of her son dzhokhartsarnaev. she said she wished she never come to the united states in the first place and better off in dagestan. in the past few days, remarks an contributed to the mother on russian web sites defending her son in the days after the guilty verdict saying she believes her son is in the claws of a predator who will tear him to pieces like meat. also blaming the united states again like her son did in that that inscription in the boat. very much a rant. it is written in capital letters and a lot of exclamation marks. contributed to the mother of dzhokhar tsarnaev saying they are innocent and she blames the united states for this. >> she blames the united states for this but she says the u.s. deserves -- almost the same language you heard for the just the justification of dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother why they did this. >> reporter: absolutely. an inscription inside the boat. the same argument. it raises questions about what impact this will have on the jury's decision. they have to de

the boston bombing trial, the jury that convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev will now consider whether he lives or skies. "boston globe" reading spare dzhokharsarnaev the death penalty. >> i think when you put everything into the mix and this is what becomes important. first of all remember in that community, that community is overwhelmingly anti-death penalty. the church has come out and said no to the death penalty. >> there is no death penalty in massachusetts but it's a federal case. >> right but the community as such, the overwhelm ing majority of people i believe are against the death penalty in the community. when you add that to the fact that judy clark tame in so genuine and so sincere, saying to the jury from the get-go, i'm not going to give you somethin that's unbelievable, i'm not going to ask aye to go only some ridiculous journey with me. >> these are the other bad people that she's been able to get the death penalty from, jared loughner, susan smith, thee. >> you have judy clarke saying you know what, she believes him and she's telling me that he's wrong. but you have to use a few other things. >> there's a prosecution side.

. >> reporter: dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense team took a shorter approach. in just six hours, they set out to prove dzhokhart, controlled by his older brother, tamerlan. >> that dzhokhar was just following his brother, tamerlan, as opposed to being a jihadist. >> reporter: jurors hearing testimony from an fbi fingerprint analyst who said he found no fingerprints from dzhokhar on possible bombmaking supplies discovered at the tsarnaev family home. although dzhokhar has pleaded not guilty, his defense team looks to build sympathy for the young alleged terrorist in the hopes of sparing him the death penalty. for "good morning america," tom llamas, abc news, new york. >> all this with the 2015 boston marathon coming up in just about two weeks. >>> homegrown terror is an especially pressing issue. right now just this week three american women arrested for allegedly trying to join isis. abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz was recently in turkey -- there she is -- following the steps of three british girls showing how easy it is to cross the border into syria even as a teenager and martha is wi

but first, the death penalty hearing for dzhokhar tsarnaev just wrapped up day one. one way or another, dzhokhar tsarnaev will die in prison, but will it be at the hands of the state? the jury convened to decide his sentence. a life without parole or death by lethal injection. syria tsarnaev's conviction. prosecutors are pushing for death. today calling tsarnaev's crimes unbearable, indescribable, inexcusable, and senseless. the prosecution ended its opening statements with a previously unseen photo of tsarnaev. some viewers may find this image offensive. the photo shows tsarnaev in a holding room three months after the bombing giving the middle finger to the camera in the courthouse jail. tsarnaev's defense team is arguing that mitigating circumstances should spare him from execution. only 19 years old at the time of the bombing, they argue he acted under the influence of his older brother tamerlan. complicating all of this are the views of the bombing survivors and victims' families who have mixed views on what punishment tsarnaev should face. >> i want the death penalty. he saw so many people

but first, the death penalty hearing for dzhokhar tsarnaev just wrapped up day one. one way or another, dzhokhary convened to decide his sentence. a life without parole or death by lethal injection. syria tsarnaev's conviction. prosecutors are pushing for death. today calling tsarnaev's crimes unbearable, indescribable, inexcusable, and senseless. the prosecution ended its opening statements with a

lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev will try to spare his live by arguing his brother was the mastermind of the attack. prosecutors have tried to show that dzhokhar tsarnaev is cold hearted and without remorse. >> people who prerd ordered an apple watch has started to get their delivers, consumer reports got 6 of the 8 it purchased and started testing. here's nydia han with their initial results. >> reporter: apple announced the release date of the watch in march now delveries have begun and consumer reports has the apple watch in the test labs. the sports made of light weight aluminum and hardened glass. the stainless steel version has a crystal. they face the same consumer report test all watches face. >> smart watch is on the wrist where it's exposed to the elements and get banged up. ment most smart watches are scratched. the sport watch was tougher. >> you want to know it can handle abuse. >> reporter: both versions were dunked in a pressurized tank for 30 minutes. the watches survived the initial test and worked fine, the consumer reports will continue monitoring them for any abnormalities. one of the apple watch's key function is a fitness

that leads very well into their defense to establish that dzhokhar was radicalized by tamerlan and was the least culpable. >> if dzhokhar tsarnaev is convicted on death penalty charges, another trial would then take place to determine whether she live or die. >>> new englanders also have their eye on another very high profile legal case also entering its final stages. hernandez an all-pro tight he said formerly for the patriots. li police arrested him on murder charges. the prosecution spent two months, the defense expected to take one day. >>> "rolling stone" has issued an federal retraction. a blistering new critique is out this morning. the columbia school of journalism issued the report examining missteps "rolling stone" made when it published the story about a supposed gang rape at a fraternity house which truly never happened. police have now cleared everyone involved. >>> fact checking always so important in our field. apple now facing possible legal trouble over its music streaming business. plan landon dowdy now with why they're being investigated. >> that's right. apple may face an antitrust probe over its streaming bu

dzhokhar tsarnaev. testimony included victims and family members. one the broth of shaun collier, the m.i.t. police officer killed during the search for dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother. the defense is expected to present its case. coming up, the power of super pictures in america's elections. >> they could be running parts of the campaign. we'll see how a group set up to support jed bush for president may change the way campaigns are finances. >> and on his birthday president obama takes political swipes while warning about the dangers of the climate change. >>> another sign that the proposed merger between comcast and time warner cable could be in trouble. "the wall street journal" is reporting the federal communications commission is recommending a hearing on the buyout, meaning putting a deal in the hands of a judge. that is seen as a sign the f.c.c. does not back the plan. yesterday five senators sent a letter asking the agencies to reject the merger. google is attempting to revolutionize the tech sector. the internet giant unveiled a new service called project thi. ordered through sprint and team mobile. google will charge $20 a month t

lawyers for accused marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev they've tried to shift the focus to his older brother who they say was the mastermind here in an effort to spare dzhokhar tsarnaev from the death penalty. jury deliberations will begin monday followed by closing arguments. >>> the trial of former new england patriots tight end aaron hernandez resumes later this morning. he is accused of murdering his friend odin lloyd in 2013. in court tuesday, patriots owner robert kraft testified for the prosecution. kraft told the jury that hernandez looked him in the eye and told him he was innocent when asked if he was involved in lloyd's murder. prosecutors are expected to rest their case on thursday. >>> legendary singer/songwriter joni mitchell hospitalized this morning in los angeles. the 71-year-old mitchell rushed to the hospital by paramedics after she was found unconscious at her home tuesday. a message on her website says she is in intensive care but awake and in good spirits. certainly wish her well. >> yeah. best to her. >>> all right. overtime. deadline extended. the nuclear negotiations happening with iran right now. can a deal be reached? we have new i

dzhokhar tsarnaev made a coldblooded decision aimed at punishing america for its wars in muslim countries. the defense maintains tsarnaev was influenced by his older more radicalized brother. dzhokhar tsarnaev faces life in prison or possibly the death penalty. the jurors could return a verdict quickly, perhaps tomorrow morning. we'll be following the case closely on the kron 4 morning news. still ahead.a fisherman posing for a photo gets a nasty surprise. how he got pulled underwater. a former 49er makes headlines again -- for all the wrong reasons. and our first look at the woman accused of lighting a home in mill valley on fire. and then trying to burn another woman!! > >catherine :new at 11: shes spread lighter fluid on the person and tried to let her on fire. shields reportedly behind a series of arsons in the past week. she is being charged with attempted murder. the victim was not injured san diego officials say a 62 year-old man holding a fish he caught was pulled into the water. he was posing for a photo on the boat when ac line apparently lunging for the fish that the man's arm and pulled him into the bay. -- sea lion he was taken to hospital with cuts on his hands and fe

dzhokhar tsarnaev on 30 federal counts. that same jury will determine if dot should dzhokhar tsarnaev should face the death penalty. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. yeah those verdicts sparked a lot of emotion among the people whose lives were so changed by this terrorist attack. there seems to be a consistent theme among them. regardless of whether dzhokhar tsarnaev gets life or death, closure is complicated. >> innocent lives that were watching a marathon run a race. >> reporter: rebecca gregory was a spectator that day when two pressure cooker bombs exploded ripping apart her left leg. she cried while the verdict was read on television. >> i don't believe there will ever be justice brought to this even if he gets the death penalty or he remains in prison for the rest of his life. i do believe, however, that he should be held accountable for his actions. and i'm very thankful for each of the jury members that are making him do that. >> reporter: karen brassard was also injured near the finish line and was in the courtroom for the verdict. she says for her, there will never be closure. >> it's not so

summing up dzhokhar tsarnaev's role in the planning and execution and aftermath of the bombing that left 3 people dead and 400 injured. they are expected to recap their defense that dzhokhar tsarnaev was influenced by his older brother the mastermind of the attack who was killed in a shootout with police. >> i was surprised at his demeanor in court, i would have thought he would valentine's day a reaction. i can't understand how a person like that thinks. >> defense team spent 6 hours pushing for their case looking to spare dzhokhar tsarnaev from the death penalty if he is connected. the boston perhaps to honor the victims on the second anniversary of the bombing. >> phillies open their season against the boston red sox at citizens bank park. many baseball analysts pro rejecting -- project the teams to be the worst team in baseball. the red sox are interested in cole hamels. >> the purpose is to win as many ballgames as you can are to host a trophy and take a parade. it is something we get to decide what we wanted to this year and it starts on monday. >> the first pitch 3:05. fans going to the game will want to give themselves extra time. everyone entering the ballpark ha

dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> guilty on all 30 counts. that was the jury's unanimous decision earlier this week in the boston marathon bombing case against dzhokhar tsarnaev. >> larry: wow! 30 counts. man. those are cosby numbers. ( laughter ) ( applause ) that's right, ( bleep ). i haven't forgotten about you. just sayin'. i haven't forgot forgotten. now, among the victims a girl and boy and 264 injured and 17 lost limbs and he was caught on video doing it. and check out his defense. >> defense attorney judy clarke argued that tsarnaev chose that spot not to target kids but because there was a tree there. ( laughter ). >> larry: yeah ( bleep ) trees. ( laughter ) okay. sentencing time. >> next week, the jury begins deliberations on a much tougher question-- should tsarnaev be put to death for this? >> larry: well, the death penalty. wow. this is actually the perfect time to talk about this. it's spring. life is blooming. let's talk death! okay. all right. that makes no sense at all. ( laughter ) ( applause ) okay. give me the numbers of people for and against the death penalty for tsarnaev. >> i want to go over these results today we have from t