>> with both hands raised, dzokhar is finally taken down. of the biggest manhunts in u.s. history. >> gravely wounded by gunshots, dzokhar is taken to a boston hospital. >> the suspect is in critical but stable condition. he's not in a condition to be interrogated at this point in time. >> the motive behind the horrific bombings comes into focus when a bomb technician searching for explosives finds a crude note scrolls on the inside of the boat, now riddled with bullets and stained with blood is dzokhar's manifesto.eds on t inside of the boat, now riddled with bullets and stained with blood is dzokhar's manifesto. the u.s. government is killing our innocent civilians.lood is dzokhar's manifesto. the u.s. government is killing our innocent civilianis dzokhar. the u.s. government is killing our innocent civilians. i can't stand to see such evil go unpunished. >> this is political. this is against americans because of what they did in iraq, it's against americans because of what they did in afghanistan, it has nothing to do with religion it see

tsarnaev's lawyers say that dzokhar grew up the invisible kid. if it were not for tamerlan none of this would have happened. the third issue, remorse. prosecutors say dzokhar's actions immediately after the bombing when he went to buy milk show he was not and is not remorseful. tsarnaev's lawyers say in the past two years, he has grown. he is sorry. he is remorseful. tsarnaev's lawyers made the key point, there is no law that requires that death be imposed. it is now up to the jury, the judge making clear that it is an individual decision that each of the jurors will have to make. john. >>> deborah feyerick for us in boston. that could come anytime today. that decision. new information on why an amtrak train flew off the tracks in philadelphia. why investigators knew from the start that this train must have been speeding. i'll tell you about that next. introd g a whole new way to enhance your eyes. it's 1-day acuvue® define™ brand contact lenses. the eye enhancement lenses that comfortably accentuate your eyes' natural beauty. ask your doctor tod

something blew up. >> in the chaos, dzokhar walks quickly away from his backpack. he leaves it on the ground right near 8-year-old martin richard. behind the richards in a blue sweater is 23-year-old lingzi will you. >> she walks into frame right before the first bomb goes off. you see her turn to look toward the finish line where the first bomb goes off and you see her walk across the frame and then the second bomb goes off. >> the blast levels spectators and separates families. >> my mind always goes to the richard family. though richard, who saw the first bomb go off and thought i need to get my family out of here and trying to jump offer the fence when the second bomb went off right over his family. you see him grab his oldest son henry and then jane gets up not realizing she doesn't have a leg and her father graves him to a pavement on the road where he could find someone to help him, one of the emergency personnel and you see him run back to where his wife and son martin are and he said it was one of those situations where he had to tell himself, martin is go

they remembered a young dzokhar as a kind and quiet gentle boy.ne who liked to watch the movie "the lion king." and they remember him crying when a character died. the family testified it is customary for younger siblings to follow in the footsteps of her older siblings. attorneys also called friends of dzokhar from high school and college to talk about the young man they once knew as the defense fights for the young man's life. >>> in colorado prosecutors are presenting their case in the aurora movie theater case of james holmes. a couple took the stand on monday. holmes has pleaded not guilty. >>> the fbi now investigating terror ties for the gunmen who tried to ambush a contest to draw cartoons of the prophet muhammad. what we are learning this morning next. >>> terror ties. new information about the gunmen who tried to attack a contest to draw cartoons of the prophet muhammad. >>> baltimore's top prosecutor is defending charges against the police officers she says are involved in freddie gray's death. and new this morning, a cnn exclusive insi

including the boston marathon bomber dzokhar tsarnaev sentenced to death.year-old condemned by a federal jury to die for six charges stemming from the homemade bombs he and his brother planted near the finish line of one of the world's most famous races. >>> also breaking new, in the amtrak derailment -- one conductor is now telling the ntsb that just before the wreck, she heard the engineer say -- that the train had been struck by something. we're covering that story and more this hour. with our correspondents. and our guests including the former commander of u.s. and international forces in afghanistan, the retired u.s. army general stanley mcchrystal. >>> but let's go to our justice correspondent, pamela brown, beginning the breaking news coverage this hour with the latest. >> wolf the decision today handed down by the jury is a culmination of two years after boston and the nation were shaken by the terrorist attack. it took the jury a day and a half to hand over the death penalty to dzokhar tsarnaev for six of the 127 charges. throughout the more than t

on wednesday, a former brother-in-law testified that dzokhar went along with anything his brother tamerlan said to do. >>> emotional testimony in the colorado courtroom on wednesday from the woman who survived the aurora movie theater massacre, but lost a friend. james holmes is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 70. sandy sandy sandy phillips was in court. >> you get through the day. you are exhausted. you go to bed and you prepare for the next day. it is extremely hard when you hear you're supposed to have empathy for the person that butchered your children. i can't do it. >> two graduate school professors testified wednesday describing holmes as cocky and socially immature. holmes as pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. if convicted, he could face the death penalty. >>> high tensions in drought stricken california. governor jerry brown is under fire for imposing mandatory restrictions on water usage. he is in no mood to listen to critics who do not like his plans. >> it's a challenge that's needed to deal with california's water. so i'm here to deal with the problems i'm giv

everyone was just being nice and cheering them on like, "you can do it, keep going." >> dzokhar stopsehind several families with small children, including the richards, with 11-year-old henry, 6-year-old jane, and 8-year-old martin. it's now 2:50 p.m. dzhokhar raising a phone to his ear. the plan is now in motion. >> what the hell was that? >> tamerlan detonates the first bomb. >> oh, my god, something blew up. >> in the ensuing chaos, dzhokhar walks quickly away from his backpack. he leaves it on the ground, right near 8-year-old martin richard. behind the richards in a blue sweater is 23-year-old lingzi lu. >> she walks into frame right before that first bomb goes off. you see her turn to look to the finish line where the first bomb went off and then you see her continuing to walk across the frame and then the second bomb goes off. >> the blast levels spectators and separates families. >> my mind always goes to the richard family. bill richard who saw the first bomb go off and thought i need to get my family here, trying to jump over the fence when the second bomb went off right beh

dzokhar's actions after the bombing shows he is not remorseful. tsarnaev's lawyers say in the past two years, he has grown. he is sorry. he is remorseful. tsarnaev's lawyers made the key point there is no law that requires that death be imposed. it is now up to the jury. the judge making clear that this is an individual decision that each of the jurors will have to make. john. >>> deborah feyerick for us in boston. 19 minutes after the hour. patriots quarterback tom brady has less than 12 hours to appeal his deflategate investigation. will he come out fighting? andy scholes has the latest from the bleacher report next. just stay calm and move as quietly as possible. no sudden movements. google search: bodega beach house. wish your skin could bounce back as quickly as it used to? introducing neutrogena hydro boost water gel. instantly quenches skin to keep it supple and hydrated day after day. formulated with hydrating hyaluronic acid which retains up to 1000 times its weight in water. this refreshing water gel plumps skin cells with intense hydrat

dzokhar tsarniev could learn his feet the -- his fate this week.hey will decide if he's jailed for life or will be executed. the jury will get the case after rebuttals in closing arguments. hasy aide to bernie madoff died after helping the government prosecute those involved in the historic ponzi scheme. lung cancer at the age of 58. he was the government's star witness and the madoff case and was just about to await his sentencing for his role in that ponzi scheme. this is bizarre -- itself in aninds unfamiliar place inside a shopping mall. it fell through the roof of a clothing store. it knocked over manikins. common in the hong kong countryside but i don't think in a shopping mall. the 55 pound animal was tranquilized and taken away. twitter andine instagram all going a buzz? pimm: he does not look to phase. in the next half-hour, betty: we will talk with the colombian finance minister about his nation's economy and how it has been coping with falling energy prices. they rely a lot on oil. pimm: some people have said la guardia airport has some

. >> reporter: since this trial began, sister helen prejean said she met with dzokhar five times.. his eyes were lowered. his voice had pain in it and quote, said emphatically no one deserves to suffer like they did. she said i had every reason to think he was genuinely sorry for what he did. she did not say that he actually said those words, i'm sorry. i asked a survivor outside court afterwards she said she has not seen any remorse during the course of the trial. the jury will return to court on wednesday to hear closing arguments from both sides and then they will get the case and decide whether dzhokhar tsarnaev lives or dies. john christine. >>> deborah feyerick thank you for that. millennials are taking over the work force. they are. what's more important to them than a paycheck? i'll tell you next. [phone rings] an] hello,totten designs. sales department? yes...i can put you right through. sales department-this is nate. human resources. technical support. hold please. [announcer]you work hard to grow your business. [man] yes!i can totally do that for you. [announcer]our new

a former brother-in-law on wednesday testified that dzokhar went along with anything his brother tamerlanaid to do. >>> emotional testimony in the colorado courtroom from a woman who survived the aurora movie theater massacre but lost a friend in the carnage. james holmes is accused of killing 12 people and wounding 70. sandy phillips lost her daughter. she has no plans to stop going to court. >> you get through the day. you're exhausted. you go home. you try to eat something. you go to bed and you prepare yourself as best you can to go through it the next day. but it's extremely hard and it is extremely hard when you hear that you are supposed to have empathy or sympathy for the person that butchered your children. i can't do it. >> two graduate properfessors testified holmes as being cocky and socially immature. >>> happening now, secretary of state john kerry is in saudi arabia. pushing for a cease-fire in yemen as the crisis in that country grows worse by the day. we are live next. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have be

the father believe tamerlan and dzokhar are innocent set up as arlene has stated in some sort of government conspiracy. but katherine russell's feelings are unknown and she is not talking and will not talk. >> joining me drew and our legal analysts jeffrey toobin. has she formally been cleared or i guest prosecutors don't normally do that? >> no they don't. and jeff could probably speak to this. but we heard from the fbi agent in boston and we think we prosecuted everything involved and that was the two brothers and he wouldn't speculate on any criminal investigation that might be going or or anybody not charged and there is a mystery of how she lived so closely to the two men and right now is not involved with this crime. >> they would have had to practice or been reading manuels or sort of must have had the equipment around in the home,ev, why won't prosecutors say point blank she's not a suspect and leave it at that? >> they don't really do that. prosecutors aren't in the business of clearing people. they identify people as suspects or targets. she's apparently neither one. all i can say

they remember a young dzokhar as a quiet and gentle boy. remember crying when one character died. the family testified it is custom for younger siblings to follow the older siblings. when he visited russia in 2012 run cousin recalled it was clear that he had become radicalized in his thinking of islam. attorneys called friends from high school and college to talk about the young man they once knew as the defense fights to save dzhokhar tsarnaev's life. >>> thank you alexandra. carly fiorina got into the presidential race officially but already facing tough criticism. early start on your money is next. the thing is about half of men over 40 have some degree of erectile dysfunction. well, viagra helps guys with ed get and keep an erection. and you only take it when you need it. ask your doctor if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take viagra if you take nitrates for chest pain; it may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. side effects include headache, flushing, upset stomach and abnormal vision. to avoid long-term injury, seek i

. >>> jurors in the trial of boston marathon bomber, dzokhar tsarnaev, have resumed deliberations overld get life in prison or the death penalty. they deliberated for eight and a half hours wednesday and thursday. >>> and italian border police ship carrying 530 rescued migrants arrived in sicily. over 122 were rescued thursday as they attempted to cross the mediterranean sea. >>> and johnny depp's dogs have left australia following orders from the australian government for the hollywood actor to send his dogs back home to the u.s. or face putting them down. the agricultural minister accusing depp of smuggling the dogs into the country aboard a private jet to bypass quarantine laws. >>> quite a tale -- tail they have to tell. back to cnbc and "squawk alley." >>> thank you, sue, coming in at number six on this year's disrupter 50 list, the cloud storage and sharing company dropbox, is a second quarter full of competition. there's apple, box, ibm, amazon to name a few. but dropbox is buoyed by significant funding and partnerships with gmail and microsoft. now it's partnering with universi

take years, but it only took a boston federal jury 14 1/2 hours to sentence boston marathon bomber dzokharto death. the 21-year-old showed no visible emotion as the sentence was read. the several survivors and relatives of victims wiped tears from their eyes and now that the sentence has been handed down. what's next in this case? joining me to talk more about this cnn legal analyst paul callan in new york. and here in atlanta, criminal defense attorney paige payton. paul you first, any real surprises in the vurd and the speed in which it was rendered? >> no i was not surprised. i mean the jury deliberated for 14 hours. in a case where essentially the defense had conceded that the defendant, tsarnaev had done all of the horrible acts with which he was charged. the only real issue is was the death penalty appropriate. was this the worst of the worst kinds of cases. and given the death of three people over 200 seriously injured, the carnage involved it didn't surprise me that the jury would reach the conclusion that if ever there was a death penalty case this would be the one. >> on the othe