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the defense said jahar tasarnaev was manipulated about his older brother.t is two years since the attacks left three people dead. an officer was killed in a manhunt for the suspect. we'll talk about it with heather hanson. he has a noted defense attorney. and during her opening statements and said yeah, he did it. >> she didn't have a choice. it is do we keep him alive or not. i am not critizing the defense team. he is going to be executed. there is no way the jorwould find him under the thumb of his brother. >> heather was nodding in agreement. >> i agree that he will be found guilty this week. the jury will take time. >> it is a complicated jury. >> there is 30 department of counts. and if they come back quickly. it is a sign they thought with their hearts and not their heads. if they take it longer they are thinking out the counts. but we have to hear the penalty phase. we need to hear the aggravating factors and mitigating factors and we may hear from him or his family members. >> it is fascinating to me. the federal government rarely puts people to dea

prosecutor said jahar tasarnaev should get the death penalty and the defense said he was heavily influenceolder brother. and the same jury will decide whether he will be executed or spend the rest of his life in prison. our legal panel elist wheels a news analyst and doug burns a former prosecutor. how do you approach the second phase of the trial. they have heard all of the testimony before and will hear much of it over again. how do you plow that fold a second time and try to get the death penalty. >> the prosecution it is emotional testimony. and bring in all of those people again. you don't have to argue law here it is emotions. >> but the family members of some victims say we don't think he deserves death. how do they overcome that? >> i wouldn't have minded if they said philosophe irkal or the way it is imposed. on the facts of the case and the older brother's role. there is a regional dynamic. but back to the idea it is not so much about law. you are right. but there are aggravating factors and multiple tragedy and mitigating factors. >> he rolled over his own brother and drove over

they found jahar tasarnaev guilty on all 30 counts.jormust decide whether he is receive the death penalty. and when the bombs went off in the marathon finish line, it brought attention to serious flaws in the communication's network. new technology is tested to keep communication flowing in the event of a future large- scale emergency. douglas kennedy has the story. >> we lost communication. >> reporter: officer scott wiler was on duty when the marathon bomb went off in downtown boston. it was over two miles away and out of his jurisdiction and faced a source problem anyway. >> everyone in boston started to use the cell phone at the same time and jammed up communications all over the city. >> that's right it d. we were in a dilemma and how do we get our phone calls and safety through. >> reporter: first responders had a difficult time and resident that only use a cell phone were cut off and unable to reach 911. >> we had people who couldn't communicate or text. especially the younger generation, this is all know. >> reporter: there was