mr. hernandez, and that they were partying, and they had a good time and that mr. hernandez spent a good amount of money. >> mr. hernandez is aaron hernandez, a $40 million rising star with the new england patriots. how much money? >> like ten grand. >> ten grand, in one night? >> that's what he said, yeah. >> odin lloyd's best buddies, daryl hodge and daryl sweet say their friend wasn't normally a big partier. they know a different side of him. the friend they describe was passionate about football. >> whistle blows, he's coming full throttle. >> and family. >> definitely always took care of his mother and sisters. >> my brother and i were kind of like, i wouldn't say best friends, but you know, as close as siblings can get. >> in and out. you know what i'm talking about? >> branch, who also coached lloyd in high school, didn't hesitate to give him advice as an adult, and an occasional reality check. >> at some point you realize we're not going to the nfl, this is just going to be for fun. what i got to do is start preparing myself for life. >> says lloyd was doing

mr. hernandez. mr. takes that phone and begins to operate it you know texting and putting it up to his ear. his phone is broken down. >> is it clear it's a different phone? >> absolutely your honor. >> this is my legal panel. joey jackson and ester. we talk about the video of this dismantling of the phone. why is it key? >> it's huge. it's beyond key. think about this. i think the judge got it right on the legal issue because it comes down to a right of an expectation of privacy. you're out in public. they didn't bulldoze their way into his home. the legal issue, she's got it right. what's the effect of that. i'm aaron hernandez, i did nothing wrong, i was merely present. the prosecution doesn't have to show he pulled the trigger or did the crime but that he actively participated. so his whole argument is look i'm merely present. you're saying i'm there, that's not enough legally. but if i was only there and had nothing else to do what am i calling my co-defendant for and what am i not only calling him

mr. hernandez thank you for coming today. >> i'd like to also introduce san francisco's first lady anita lee (clapping) thank you. i guess i shouldn't be clapping you're next to the microphone i want to introduce commander garrett palm thank you (clapping) also like to recognize sherman president of the board of directors of chinese cultural foundation and ronda gil the assistant director thank you all so much for being here and now for a moment we've been waiting for the stamp dedication i'm very pleased to recognize the post master for the city of san francisco pr in this role he's roshlth for managing 44 departments and 5 hundred thousand employees in the delivery of mail to 3 hundred and 95 thousand homes and businesses throughout san francisco she began her career in 1989 as a letter carrier in santa fe since then held positions including the manager of the services operations in is an sdwroes we we're happen she's here please join me in welcoming ms. m the lady. >> good morning, everybody. thank you deborah for that kind of introduction on behalf of the postal service i'm delighted

mr. hernandez got angry, pulled out a gun and fired a shot.hey have not been able to put the gun in his hand. they've not been able to provide any witness to say that he knew that anybody was going to kill mr. lloyd. these are the types of questions and if you combine that with what was arguably some sloppy police work as pointed out during cross-examination earlier this week, all those things can mount to reasonable doubt and it's not beyond the realm of possibility that a could very well acquit mr. hernandez. jon: it would be fascinating if that happened. we have to say goodbye. thank you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. jenna: american businesses feeling the pain after a big slowdown in west coast ports. one company is getting squeezed big time. okay, listen up! i'm re-workin' the menu. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24 vitamins and minerals antioxidants and 9 grams of protein. [ bottle ] ensure®. nutrition in charge™. jon: 15 minutes from the top o

mr. hernandez but both of them are charged with all of those same crimes. >> police say they expect to make more arrests in that case. >>> the search is on for a hit-and-run driver who killed one pedestrian and injured another. it happened in oakland on 32nd street and san pablo avenue. the driver of the gold lexus took off running after the crash. the surviving victim is still in the hospital. >>> a mother and her toddler are in the hospital this morning after they were hit by a car. it happened yesterday in san francisco's richmond district at 7th and gary. a bicycle, police say, mother and child were riding a bike when a driver ran a red light and hit them. >> i didn't see the bicycle until airborne. i saw them -- three of them -- in the air, young lady, the little tot and the bicycle doing cartwheels. >> mom suffered a broke enleg. the little girl had bumps and bruises and the driver's cooperating with investigators. >>> new details, bill cosby canceling performances the once beloved comedian won't be bringing his act to the bay area after a petition started by two women forced the show

mr. hernandez and the other gentlemen were smoking on the corner of the street. >> when you say they were smoking, what were they smoking? >> i believe marijuana that's where the smell was coming from. >> reporter: he paid the tab and left without incident. authorities say he stopped for gas shortly after 2:00 in the morning with a man resembling his co-defendant carlos ortiz and could be seen raising his arms and seeming to dance as he walks toward the store. inside he buys cigars and blue bubblicious gum, the same type of gum authorities later found attached to a .45-caliber shell casing. >> here's what's important about that. remember he bought blue bubblicious gum. there is a wad of blue bubblicious gum stuck on a a .45-caliber shell casing. >> reporter: outside, a man resembling ortiz appears to be wearing a white towel around his neck. authorities say a white towel was also discovered at the murder scene. after this prosecutors say hernandez and two accomplices drove to pick up odin lloyd, then drove him to an industrial park where they shot him to death. when prosecutors showed jur

mr. hernandez came up during that sidebar. the judge then broke, suspended trial for a little while, came back in and then immediately said, we're going to deal with this without the jury and without the public here, booted everybody out of the courtroom and they want to deal with whether or not this one juror is -- has the qualifications to stay on this trial. separate to that appears to be an evidence issue that has arisen between the prosecution, the defense and the judge. the discussion was whether mr. hernandez had the right to be present for those discussions about this particular bit of evidence and how the prosecution wants to bring it in or something has changed. it is not clear. all of those discussions to happen outside of our earshot and the jury's earshot. before they all broke for the weekend, the jury did ask if they could watch the super bowl. the judge said, sure, watch it. but if any discussion comes up about hernandez, walk out of the room. ashleigh? >> miguel marquez wrapping things up for us, keeping an ey

mr. hernandez is charged with personal use after firearm. >> the liquor store owner said he and manny's family are still trying to recover. >> manny, that passed away, was my friend. >> now the store owner said that he is still worried coming up at 6:00 why police say there is still reason to be concerned. live in san jose robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> we have news just into our newsroom. police released the identity of a man who shot two men in a sports bar. investigators said shots ran out after shots rang out at dzo sports bar. two men were shot an they are expected to survive. police are looking for a second suspect. >> we are following breaking news in richmond district. a toddler and mother riding a bike have been hit by a car. you can see the bicycle down below. nbc chopper on the scene this happened within the past hour. this is intersection of 6th and gary. police say they believe the driver ran a red light just before hitting the mother and child. both have been taken to a local hospital with what is described as severe injuries. the driver is cooperating with investigators. yo

mr. hernandez. so it's not to the state's case. >> judge allen, i want to get this straight. hernandez's attorney left him in his car with his phone and hernandez's own phone and walked away why he called his accomplice. why would he do that? >> there are a lot of reasons. one, he knows that he is going to make a phone call that lawyer doesn't want to hear. the battery taken out of the phone, it could be that he knows or told by his lawyer that the police are able -- if they have a wiretap, are about to activate a phone if it's off and listen in on conversations unless you take the battery out. so he may have done it to make sure they couldn't listen in on the conversation he was about to have on the other phone with the person who is now a co-defendant. >> should he have an expectation of privacy in a public parking lot? >> you certainly can have an expectation of privacy any where. it may not be reasonable. >> a well-lit police parking lot, there is an expectation of privacy? >> yeah no i'm saying that can expect it all they want. what the law protects is a reasonable expect

mr. hernandez. >> do we know any more about the issue with the juror that resulted in this temporary delay> no. with a lot of juror matters, judges use discretion to keep that out of the general public. they try not to make it a public issue. and they usually do it behind closed doors. we will find out as the trial goes on or maybe after the trial. right now they don't want to do anything to taint the process. >> once they resume we will hear more testimony from the girlfriend of odin lloyd as well as his mother. thank you for joining us. great pleasure having you on. thank you. >> thank you for having me. >>> coming up the bitter legal fight over robin williams' estate. >>> and charges of murder one of the stories we are following around the "newsnation." next. ♪♪ expected wait time: 55 minutes. your call is important to us. thank you for your patience. waiter! vo: in the nation, we know how it feels when you aren't treated like a priority. we do things differently. we'll take care of it. vo: we put members first... join the nation. thank you. ♪ nationwide is on your side ♪ start the inte

mr. hernandez came up behind you? >> correct. >> and rubbed your arm?yes. >> and he asked if you were okay? >> yes. >> and he said that he had been through this before and it will get better with time? >> in so many words, yes. >> do you -- did he say he's been through this and that it will get better with time? >> i believe he said i've been through this death thing before it will get better with time. >> meanwhile, yesterday, the perils of trying a public figure were on display as the judge was forced to remove a female juror. the judge said there was, quote, credible evidence that she talked about the case and expressed an early interest in being on the jury. >> the juror expressed an opinion opinion, specific opinion, about the case to the effect that in the absence of a weapon it would be hard to convict. >> and back with us again today, trial attorney michael grieco. thank you for joining. >> of course tamron good morning. >> let's start with the juror. this always happens, the defense and prosecution wonder why the jurors are trying to get on are

mr. hernandez. but both of them are charged with all those same crimes. >> reporter: police will not say if hernandez is the shooter, because the case is sealed and homicide detectives aren't done yet. >> they are currently still looking for additional suspects in the homicide. >> reporter: that's what has the liquor store owner still worried. >> yes hope everything come back normal. that's my wish for my new year. >> reporter: still as you can hear, he did seem a little bit relieved by the arrest and charges. the two suspects are scheduled to return to court on february 27th to identify counsel and possibly enter a plea. >> thank you. >>> another shooting case about a mile away. we're getting a first look at the suspected gunman. today san jose police releasing this mug shot of johnson nguyen. they arrested him wednesday night thanks to tips from witnesses. nguyen is accused of shooting two men after an argument at the dzo sports bar and restaurant the two victims are expected to survive. police are

they were right there, so they saw when there was the pickup there was aaron hernandez, mr. s star co-defendants too, then they go to the home of aaron hernandez, before that fredericka they go to the fall crime scene, so it is helpful to have a jury who otherwise is con fined to the courtroom to go to the fall seen to get a sense and a flavor. >> a number of items in suzanne's piece is removed. is that because of the risk of you know any kind of prejudicial influences here? i mean why would the jury -- why is it okay the jury would go to his home try to get a lay of the land where the door that he would, you know, appear with what appeared to be a gun or something in his hand but everything else has to be sanitized. >> by way of history, oj simpson, february 12 1995 what happened then? that jury in that case was brought to o.j. simple son's house and surrounding areas, and in that case johnny cochran put a bible in simple song's home and otherwise strategically manipulated the house to make it appear that simple son was a god fearing man. but the night before the prosecution

mr. rangle hernandez jesus rangle hernandez who was here in this country illegally and applied apparentlytay of deportation was granted it by the administration and went on to commit all kinds of atrocities. >> yeah. he has been charged with murdering four people in north carolina. one of those murders was a former contestant on america's next top model. >> mr. rangle hernandez applied for and received deferred action under the president's deferred action for childhood arrival programs. >> damascus can a just another dreamer. he has not been convicted. he has been charged. he is charged with murdering four people. the senator from kansas has demanded that the white house, jay johnson the head dhs answer a simple question. did this guy get preferential treatment from the administration? the question is will the administration answer? it shouldn't be hard to check that. how long will it be before they fess up or not before they provide that information. we will be following it. >> coming up here on the show is our own rick reichmuth. he has been standing by to answer this big debate. now to

prosecutors did not explain why they believe he dismantled bone hernandez is accused of killing of mryd in june of 2013 >>reporter: like a flying squirrel leaping from tree to tree. get a load of this guy wearing only socks and underwear jumping from a rooftop to rooftop in fresno. at first he has his hands out then he takes off. police were chasing this us back the 29 year-old suspects yesterday neighbors were shouting to police helping them track him. he did not get far and was eventually taste and arrested. police say he broke into a house of saul to the time-honored and threatened to kill her. >>pam: apple gets closer to release its new apple watched ♪ ♪ ♪ first impressions are important. you've got to make every second count. banking designed for the way you live your life. so you can welcome your family home... for the first time. chase. so you can. >>pam: it turns out that lego is not just fun for the kids. they have gained lagos the most powerful brand. let a textile has bought from the automaker the ferrari. the brand finance credit since they reason lego will be with some of

mr. speaker, i rise in strong support of h.r. 720, the gerardo hernandez airport security act of 2015, and yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. miss rice: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, the bill before us today is named in honor of officer gerardo hernandez, a transportation security agency officer who was tragically shot and killed in the line of duty on november 1 twirt, at los angeles international airport. officer hernandez was the first t.s.a. employee ever to be killed in the line of duty and this bill that bears his name seeks to better prepare our nation's airports to respond to such security incidents in hopes that we can prevent another t.s.a. officer, airport employee or passenger from suffering the same fate. that morning in november, 2013, man entered l.a.x. with a rifle, a bag full of ammunition and the intent to target t.s.a. officers. after killing officer hernandez at the t.s.a. checkpoint, the man proceeded into the secure area of the terminal where he shot and wounded two more t.s.a. officers and a civilia

mr. secretary, castro bestowed metals on those whom your administration pardoned, including gerardo hernandez, who was responsible for killing u.s. citizens on the very anniversary of the killing of our citizens castro gave a medal to his killer, a killer who was pardoned by this administration. of all the bad deals that we have seen bergdahl, et cetera isn't this cuba deal the weakest one yet? and on venezuela, mr. secretary, yesterday, just a few days ago a 14-year-old child was killed by police thugs, actually just yesterday, 14 years old. he was shot in the head during a peaceful protest. we in congress passed a sanctions law to punish such acts, but you have not fully implemented our law. states decision to deny some visas to some people is only a small slap on the wrist. people are dying in venezuela and all we're hearing are excuses. enough is enough, why have you not fully implemented every one of the sanctions laws that we passed against human rights violators in venezuela? how many more peaceful demonstrators must die before >> the answer is no because of the icc and what is going o

mr. odin lloyd of boston massachusetts. >> reporter: and keys to a car rented by former patriot tight end aaron hernandez.later, it leads investigators straight to the star football player's home about 10:00 that same night. this video from his own security cameras showing two investigators trying to find him. >> is and what is trooper sherman doing? >> knocking on the door. >> what are you doing? >> ringing the door bell. >> reporter: lights are on but no answer. jurors see them looking around the house. at one point, one cop boosts his partner high enough to look inside the window looking for the rental car. the defense demands to know why hernandez should answer his door at that hour? >> do you have any requirement that a private citizen has to answer his door at 10:30 at night, sir? >> no he does not have to. >> reporter: finally, hernandez comes outside telling him he was watching them on his security system. police asked him about his rental car. >> he informed us that he was up this way yesterday. >> reporter: police testifies that hernandez becomes agitated. >> he became ago stated and upset. >> r

hernandez. on stoplight road in mount these to drive. >> pam: he died a year day later. kron4 has won the suspect was convicted of mr.nd dui beckham joan prosecutors say the murder charge is reserved for the most egregious drunken- driving cases. >> pam: another big story tonight a big scare for parents after five ministers discussed sick after taking pills. and this is how it is clear exactly what the students and justed but they were all rush to the children hospital in oakland. kron4 decrement is locked in an albany tonight with the latest. >> reporter: we do know is that all the students seem to know about it hit they have informed parents and police is also investigating. parents are also as you can imagine very concerned. you have to have this conversation with their children up to now maybe they have not already have said. >> it is an important and we have to amend the attention to this this is what it is to be a parent. >> you have to talk about the realities of using drugs especially if you do not know what they are curious >> we are going to have a talk about this. >> opportunities to learn you cannot stop

mr. carter but we'll keep you posted from the important things that are being said at this hearing. >>> in other news this morning, we're expecting another tense day at the aaron hernandezup where tuesday left off. testimony from the victim's girlfriend. the defense's cross examination of jenkins begin just moments ago. she broke down on tuesday later describing the moment hernandez consoles her. >> came into the dining room and asked me if i was okay. put his hand on my shoulder. rubbed my shoulder and told me he had been through this death thing before. it will get better with time. >> that testimony starting late after high drama. hernandez losing a possible ally when one juror got the boot. it was very strange. let's talk about that. criminal defense attorney and hln legal analyst joey jackson is here. good morning. >> good morning, carol. >> i'm wondering how this juror got admitted to the jury in the first place. >> it's a wonderful question. what's interesting is high profile case. major resources by aaron hernandez. a defense team of multiple lawyers. very skilled. very thoughtful. very good at what they do and it goes to show how difficult the voir dire that is

gerardo hernandez was -- >> i'm going to enjoy listening to the families when they hear that testimony coming from you. just pathetic. thank you. and now ms. bass of california. thank you, mr. chabot. >> thank you very much madam chair. let me just say before i begin that this is -- i find it particularly difficult to talk about cuba because i want to acknowledge the experiences and the family situations of my colleagues, mr. sires and also ms. ros-lehtinen. but, you know, to talk about it and understand and acknowledge what your families went through, i understand. i do, though, support what has happened in changing our relation with the island and one of the things that i've always felt is that as an american i want to be able to travel anywhere in the world. and i did recently go to cuba specifically looking at the drugs that the cubans invented for diabetes. i want to talk about that in a minute. i have a couple of questions. i know that this april there's the summit of the americas and i wanted to know what the reaction has been from the international community about cuba's participation and other world leaders regarding this policy change. >> congressman -- congressw

mr. odon lloyd from boston massachusetts. >> and keys to a car rented by former patriot tight end aaron hernandez.eads investigators straight to the star football player's home about 10:00 that same night. this video from his own security cameras shows two investigators trying to find him. >> what is trooper sherman doing? >> knocking on the door. >> what are you doing? >> ringing the doorbell. >> lights are on but no answer. in court, jurors watch investigators on video using flash lights looking around-the-house. at one point one cop uses his hands to boost his partner high enough to peek inside hernandez's garage window looking for the rental car. the defense demands to know why hernandez should have to answer his door at that hour. >> do you know any requirement why a citizen has to answer his door at 10:30 at night. >> no he does not have to. >> finally hernandez comes outside telling him he was watching them on his security system. police asked him about odon lloyd and a rental car. >> he informed up his boy o. has it. he was up his way yesterday. >> reporter: police testify hernandez gets a