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martin campbell still on the course. here is dustin johnson. >> i liked it.ill like it. and it's, you know, it's an interesting course. i thought it's fun to play. and have enjoyed it today, too. >> a's trying to make it five in a row ending at home with padres. former a's catcher deep and out to the barbecue. he goes seven innings, allowed only two runs. this is trouble in the back. a's fall and giants are in seattle tonight. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. >>> a popular bakery can well have a second life. >> then countdown is on they're just hours away from championship parade of last minute preparations in a live report. >> it's jimmy kimmel live. >> that is this edition of abc7 news at 6:00. we appreciate your time. >> i'm ama daetz. from the entire abc7 news team we hope you have a great evening. see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants -- a mechanical engineer from boulder, colorado... a learning quality specialist originally from sandspit british columbia, canada... and our returning champion -- an ope

the mother of krystle campbell who died on marathon monday said: the family of the youngest victim, 8-year-old martin richard who wanted the jury to give dzhokhar tsarnaev life instead of death so he would be forced to reflect on the crime he committed said this about the boston bomber: >> throughout all of the statements, dzhokhar tsarnaev stared blankly at the floor. the final victim to speak was young amputee rebecca gregory. she refuses to call herself a victim. she was the only speaker to face tsarnaev and look directly at dzhokhar tsarnaev saying: >>> palestine is submitting documents to the international criminal court in the hope of bridging war crime charges against israeli officials. it's the first time prosecutors will see the palestinians formally take action against israel's breaches of international law. we have this report from imtiaz tyab. >> reporter: this is as close as this person can get to land his family oned for generations. when israel built the settlement considered illegal, an electrified fence was built. he shows me how it prevents him accessing his property. he has not los

the mother of crystal campbell who died on marathon monday said: the family of the youngest victim, 8-year-old martin richard who wanted the jury to give dzhokhar tsarnaev life instead of death so he would be forced to reflect on the crime he committed said this about the boston bomber: >> throughout all of the statements, dzhokhar tsarnaev stared blankly at the floor. the final victim to speak was young amputee rebecca gregory. she refuses to call herself a victim. she was the only speaker to face tsarnaev and look directly at dzhokhar tsarnaev saying: >>> u.s. secretary of state john kerry says china has agreed to work with the u.s. on a code of conduct on cyber security. kerry was speaking after two days of talks with china, amid allegations of state-sponsored theft by beijing. rosalind jordan has the details. >> reporter: at every opportunity in the last three days u.s. officials say they raised the question of cyber security with counterparts. on wednesday secretary of state john kerry said finally both companies came up with a form of action to deal with the problem. >> we beleave that the unit

an innocent person so you could convince yourself that martin richard was not innocent that -- was not innocent and the same for crystal campbellnd therefore they could be should be killed. joining us now for an exclusive interview, one of the prosecutors in the case assistant u.s. attorney for the district of massachusetts. what was your reaction to hearing mr. tsarnaev speak? was that the first time you have heard his voice? >> it's not the first time i have heard his voice. we spent a lot of time during jury selection and the trial in his presence. you get your sense of someone when you are in their proximity. more importantly, we have investigated him and his entire constellation of friends and family for over two years. in many ways i may have known him better than i have known any other defendant that i have ever prosecuted. that being said anytime -- i'm sorry, anytime a defendant speaks there's always some mystery that's been solved because you always want to know what they are thinking. >> i was up there in cambridge days after the bombing, talking to high school classmates of his. they were showing me his high school

patricia campbell mother of crystal campbell killed in the bombing, said the jury did the right thing in sentencing him to death. and father of the youngest victim martin said dzhokhar showed destruction, hate and death and that he deserved a lifetime to think about what he's done. meanwhile, outside the courthouse more than a dozen anti-death sentence protesters have gathered to show their opinion for the sentencing. is there any indication from his attorneys that tsarnaev will speak today? >> hey there, tamron no. they have not given any indication whether he's going to speak. just sort of based on his body language so far this morning where he's occasionally glancing at some of the victims as they make their remarks, it doesn't seem likely he's going to speak. a lot of legal analysts who are handling this case says he doesn't have much to gain from speaking here especially since there are automatic appeals that will last years and years and years. you mentioned bill richard. he lost his son, eight-year-old martin richard in the bombing. he reiterated his family's position that the jury should have sentenced him to life in prison so dzhokhar could ha