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mr. hernandez that supervisor president london breed does intend to meet with the community in the days andeeks ahead hopefully to come up with a collaborative compromise. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is - >> and work with the eviction collaborative and i'm here also in hope that we'll be back in may to take part in the legislation that complies with the demand of our community and offers truly affordable housing. >> thank you so much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. thank you having this hearing i'm don i've lived in north of page offer 15 years i work at i'm retired but volunteer at at safe energy clinic and dye breed that was able to do full-time or at least half time organizing while working part time in retail addressing energy issues with the san francisco power including stopping the uss mississippi and going down in south and many other campaigns to the south west, etc. i fear that the way rents are going i'm able to do that partly because of rent-controlled but if i lose that placed san francisco will be his for me it is made history to a lot of us already i strongly supp

mr. hernandez was wrongly accused of those crimes. >> reporter: but hernandez was still serving a life sentence without patrol role for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd who was dating his younger sister. he was a tight end with a $40 million contract when he was arrested for the murder. prison officials say they're not aware of any suicide note. the family and legal team is shocked and surprised that hernandez never indicated anything like this was possible and his loved ones are determined to find the truth surrounding his untimely death. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >>> because of his death, hernandez's murder conviction could be suspended. the massachusetts law says upon a person's death if they had not exhausted all appeals the case reverts to the beginning as if the conviction never happened. >>> well, coming up on the "morning news" now, campus conflict. conservative ann coulter said she won't be silenced. >>> and blast-off, a rare two-person crew is set to rendezvous with the international space station in just a matter of hours. this is the "cbs morning news." if you have moderate to

mr. hernandez, thanks for coming on. >> thank you for having me on the show. >> tucker: thank you., i don't know what is going to happen, of course, but my guess would be that most immigrants, legal or otherwise come into this country to work, not to become political activists, so, most of them will probably work. right? how many people would take part in this, will you say? >> here in san francisco, we are very political. you are from san francisco, you know how we operate here. we stand up and we rise up. we are not going to stand for having the trump administration just say that we will build a wall, deport 11 million people, just like you just said, they are hard-working people. if you look at the number of immigrants that work in the fields here in the state of california, you are talking about hundreds and thousands of them. who is going to pick their crops here in the state of california if you suddenly decide, like they want to, to deport all the immigrants that work in the fields here in california? we are going to stand up and protest. it's not only about the deportations

mr. hernandez was wrongly accused of those crimes. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: hernandez was still serving a live sentence without parole for the 2013 murder of odom lloyd dating his fiance''s sister. hernandez was the patriots star tight end with afrin $40 million contract when he was arrested for lloyd's murder and subsequently fired from the te team. >> mostly people are just saying tragedy, sadness, the end of a really a four-year or five-year saga. >> reporter: prison officials say they are not aware of any suicide note. hernandez's lawyer said his family and legal team is shocked and surprised that her hernandez never indicated anything like this was possible and his loved ones are determined to find the truth surrounding his untimely death. kenneth craig for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well closing arguments are finish in the trial of accused of state trooper killer eric frein. defense attorneys rested their case yesterday without calling a single witness. frein accused of the shooting death of corporal brian dixon. trooper douglas was also injured in that

mr. hernandez was wrongly accused of those crimes. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: but hernandez was still serving a life sentence without parole for the 2013 murder of odin lloyd who was dating his fiancee's sister. hernandez was the patriots star tight end with the $40 million contract when he was arrested for lloyd's murder and subsequently fired from the team. >> mostly people are saying tragedy, sadness, the end of a really a four-year or five-year saga. >> reporter: prison officials are not aware of any suicide note. hernandez's lawyer said his family and legal team are shocked and surprised that hernandez never indicated anything like this was possible and his loved ones are determined to find out what happened. kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> his death comes on the same day that his former team visited the white house. president trump hosted the super bowl champ new england patriots. quarterback tom brady was not there because of personal family matters. some players skipped the event entirely because of their opposition to president trump. >>> the pres

mr. hernandez was sentenced for the murder. >> a spokesman for corrections department says he is not aware of a suicide note and he did not think he was a suicide risk the worcester county district attorney's office is investigating as is hernandez's lawyer who said there were no conversations or correspondence from aaron to his family or legal team indicating anything like this, hernandez broke down crying in court last week as the latest verdict was read but that acquittal did not free them from the prior life sentence, he returned to prison where he was living in a single cell in general population. molly line, foxnews. >>> coming up the dmv cracking down on parking fraud, the steamed that ended with several citations. >>> we are tracking the forecast after the break just how warm it will be for thursday. >>> details on three people shot and killed in the central valley in what police are calling a hate crime.>> kori muhammad is not a terrorist but he is a racist. and he is filled with hate. you're going to be hanging out in here. so if you need anything, text me. do you play? ♪ ♪ use t

mr. hernandez that supervisor president london breed does intend to meet with the community in the days and weeks ahead hopefully to come up with a collaborative compromise. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is - >> and work with the eviction collaborative and i'm here also in hope that we'll be back in may to take part in the legislation that complies with the demand of our community and offers truly affordable housing. >> thank you so much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. thank you having this hearing i'm don i've lived in north of page offer 15 years i work at i'm retired but volunteer at at safe energy clinic and dye breed that was able to do full-time or at least half time organizing while working part time in retail addressing energy issues with the san francisco power including stopping the uss mississippi and going down in south and many other campaigns to the south west, etc. i fear that the way rents are going i'm able to do that partly because of rent-controlled but if i lose that placed san francisco will be his for me it is made history to a lot of us already i strongly su

mr. hernandez that supervisor president london breed does intend to meet with the community in the days and weeks ahead hopefully to come up with a collaborative compromise. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is - >> and work with the eviction collaborative and i'm here also in hope that we'll be back in may to take part in the legislation that complies with the demand of our community and offers truly affordable housing. >> thank you so much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. thank you having this hearing i'm don i've lived in north of page offer 15 years i work at i'm retired but volunteer at at safe energy clinic and dye breed that was able to do full-time or at least half time organizing while working part time in retail addressing energy issues with the san francisco power including stopping the uss mississippi and going down in south and many other campaigns to the south west, etc. i fear that the way rents are going i'm able to do that partly because of rent-controlled but if i lose that placed san francisco will be his for me it is made history to a lot of us already i strongly su

mr. hernandez's work while were at it. thank you all for being here. please turn off off your phones or put them on youtube. it's really my pleasure to introduce tim hernandez, he is a an author done a lot of different things from performance art to scholarly work to nonfiction historical fiction, writing and he's especially known for his poetry. as was said earlier, he didn't cross genres, they crossed him. i don't own that line. [laughter] he's really written a remarkable book about an event that has been lost to the memory of a lot of people in his efforts to bring that story back to us is a tour de force. he is research into it and i want to talk with him about the fascinating how he got inside the story and got the back story to the civil aspects of it. when i read it is bio that he was departed for the scholarly research and reading the book was really clear. the detail with which he reconstructs things. so, without more ado, i want to introduce tim and will you start us off by reading a segment from your book. to. >> thank you. thank you for allo

that was robbed from them...and that's what this case was about when we first brought it, when mr. hernandezith us...and we intend to proceed on it."meanwhile, hernandez' family wants more answers surrounding his death, and have asked their attorney to investigate. robert proctor/attorney: "he was an eternal optimist. it is very hard for me to accept that he committed suicide but we are keeping an open mind.... reporter: you don't believe he was suicidal?robert proctor/attorney: not the aaron i know."i'm andy rose, reporting. (pam) new tonight at ten: we look deeper into whether the conviction of aaron hernandez.. could be vacated because of his death... in massachusetts, when a defendant dies after a conviction, but ábeforeá the appeal is heard.... that could happen. the dean of the massachusetts school of law says, if hernandez has a clean record.... it is possible the patriots might owe his estate a signing bonus .... and the n-f-l could even owe his estate a pension..

mr. hernandez that supervisor president london breed does intend to meet with the community in the days and weeks ahead hopefully to come up with a collaborative compromise. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is - >> and work with the eviction collaborative and i'm here also in hope that we'll be back in may to take part in the legislation that complies with the demand of our community and offers truly affordable housing. >> thank you so much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. thank you having this hearing i'm don i've lived in north of page offer 15 years i work at i'm retired but volunteer at at safe energy clinic and dye breed that was able to do full-time or at least half time organizing while working part time in retail addressing energy issues with the san francisco power including stopping the uss mississippi and going down in south and many other campaigns to the south west, etc. i fear that the way rents are going i'm able to do that partly because of rent-controlled but if i lose that placed san francisco will be his for me it is made history to a lot of us already i strongly su

mr. hernandez was transported to the hospital where he died at 4:07 this morning. at this point, what they're saying, agency the caution of death, it appears that he hanged himself using his bed sheet. this is a developing story that we will continue to follow up on. once again, former nfl star aaron hernandez, charge with first degree murder and recently acquitted has died. from suicide, apparently, at the correctional center in massachusetts. eun, we'll follow up. >> back to you. >>> thank you, angie. we now know the name of a man who died in a military crash in southern maryland. he was specialist jeremy tomlin from tennessee and 22 years old. the army black hawk crashed into a golf course in leonardtown monday. two other members of the crew are still in critical condition. >>> the six flags ride that left dozens of people, riders, now open. the joker's jinx has been closed since thursday. the issue was with one of the ride's wheels and that the problem has since been fixed. maryland ride inspectors cleared the ride to be put back into service. >>> a milestone f

mr. hernandez was in a solitary confinement, probably for his protection. >> reporter: behind bars since 2013 when he was arrested then eventually convicted in the shooting death of his friend and semiprofootball player owe din lloyd. prison officials say hernandez tried to block his cell from the inside before hanging himself with a bed sheet. >> within a jail cell it's more shocking because you would think that there would be people paying attention, what's happening. >> reporter: his family and legal team say they're shocked and surprised by his death, especially as hernandez began the appeal of his murder conviction. his attorney said aaron was looking forward to an opportunity for a second chance to prove his innocence. hernandez played his last game as a patriot in 2013. today many of his former teammates were at the white house celebrating their super bowl championship. >> sad story with a sad ending and really no winners. >> reporter: tonight his attorneys are calling for a transparent and thorough investigation into hernandez esdeath. and prison officials do say they're investig

mr. hernandez was with us and we intend to proceed on it. >> hernandez's family wants an investigation.n't accept he killed himself. >>> the father of a soldier who died in iraq filed a brief supporting a federal judge's decision to block the travel ban. he drew attention when he criticized president trump during the dnc. attorneys for the gold star father filed his brief yesterday in san francisco. >>> the revised ban suspends visas from seven countries and halts the refugee program. the attorneys general of 16 states also signed the brief asking the u.s. court of appeals to block the so-called travel ban. >>> ann coulter is going ahead with an appearance at uc- berkeley next week despite a decision by officials to cancel her planned speech. amid safety concerns after politically charged riots and violence like this one surrounding milo yiannopoulos back in february. >> i am giving the speech. i don't know, what are they going to do, arrest me? they can put me in the birmingham jail. so i agreed to all their demands and then wake up this morning and then they sent out a letter how much

mr. hernandez was wrongly accused of the crimes. >> most of the people are seeing tragedy, sadness, the end of really a four-year saga. >> reporter: prison officials say they are not aware of any suicide note. online the news of this suicide has left some peop mad. people are grieving. tased tweeted over 20 veterans kill themselves every day in this country and that's a real tragedy. aaron hernandez killing himself is not a sad event. and then there are conspiracies. this says i don't care what anybody says, the dude didn't kill himself. that was a cover-up for murder. coming up tonight at 6:00 we take a look at the previous incidents inside that maximum security prison where he ended his life. hernandez's death comes on the same day that super bowl winning patriots visited the white house. noticeably was absent tom brady. he said he couldn't make it because he had to attend his personal family matters. the future hall of famer and president trump are friends. >>> bill o'reilly is out of the spin zone. the long time fox news host fired. this move came after the new york times revealed fox p

mr. hernandez an awful lot of time to prepare for what he was going to do that evening. you know, tieing the sheet around his neck, actually, you know, putting items in front of the door to help prevent the officers from getting into the cell. and, so, it's -- you know, this happens in correctional facilities. the inmates watch the guards every move as they're doing their checks and they time things up when they know the officer is not going to be around. >> what is your reaction, warden, to all of this, especially the odd times and the fact that the suicide would come just after he had won an acquittal in a double murder case and, you know, just the bizarre timing that the patriots are headed to the white house today? >> well, i think it all adds up. you know, he went through an emotional occurrence last friday when he was acquitted. and i think a lot of his energy and focus was on the trial. and then, you know, seeing his daughter in the court and that was pretty emotional for him and her. and he had tears in his eyes. he was happy that he was acquitted. but in reality

mr. hernandez was wrongly accused of those crimes. >> guilty of murder in the first degree. >> reporter: hernandez was still serving a life sentence without parole for 2013 murder of odin lloyd, who was dating his fiance's sister. hernandez was patriots star tightened with a 40 million-dollar contract when arrested for, lloyd's murder and subsequently fired from the team. >> most of the people are just saying tragedy, sadness, and the end of a really four year saga. >> reporter: prison officials say they are not aware of any suicide note, hernandez lawyers says that his family and legal team is shocked and surprised that hernandez never indicated anything like this was possible, and that his loved won are determined to find the truth, surrounding his untimely death. a patriots team spokesperson says do not expect any comment from coaches or players, about the death of aaron hernandez. >>> in keeping with tradition president donald trump welcome the 2017 super bowl champions to the white house. new england patriots made the trip this afternoon. quarterback tom brady pulled out of the visit

mr. hernandez that supervisor president london breed does intend to meet with the community in the days andeeks ahead hopefully to come up with a collaborative compromise. >> next speaker, please. >> my name is - >> and work with the eviction collaborative and i'm here also in hope that we'll be back in may to take part in the legislation that complies with the demand of our community and offers truly affordable housing. >> thank you so much. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. thank you having this hearing i'm don i've lived in north of page offer 15 years i work at i'm retired but volunteer at at safe energy clinic and dye breed that was able to do full-time or at least half time organizing while working part time in retail addressing energy issues with the san francisco power including stopping the uss mississippi and going down in south and many other campaigns to the south west, etc. i fear that the way rents are going i'm able to do that partly because of rent-controlled but if i lose that placed san francisco will be his for me it is made history to a lot of us already i strongly supp

that was robbed from them...and that's what this case was about when we first brought it, when mr. hernandez was with us...and we intend to proceed on it."meanwhile, hernandez' family wants more answers surrounding his death, and have asked their attorney to investigate. robert proctor/attorney: "he was an eternal optimist. it is very hard for me to accept that he committed suicide but we are keeping an open mind.... reporter: you don't believe he was suicidal?robert proctor/attorney: not the aaron i know."i'm andy rose, reporting. ( james ) as andy rose mentioned, hernandez's murder conviction could be vacated because of his death. the possibility exists because massachusetts law allows for it when a defendant dies after a conviction, but ábeforeá the appeal is heard. additionally, the dean of the massachusetts school of law says if hernandez has a clean record it is possible the patriots might owe his estate a signing bonus. and the n-f-l could even owe his estate a pension. there is legal precedent to all this. back in 2003, the conviction of a child molester and roman catholic priest was

so he already has one summary judgment on getting hernandez's home and his car and mr. he mother of odin lloyd who forgave aaron hernandez after that conviction she said said justice is justice no matter what happens next. >> he was acquitted of a double murder charge this past friday and attorneys were appealing the 2013 conviction of odin lloyd that landed him life sentence, why would he kill himself now? >> that's the question everyone is asking. there's no evidence of any suicide note. interesting one of his teammates mike pouncey with the miami dolphins posted on instagram that he had a conversation with hernandez just the other day and talked about his heart hurting. that is to say mike pouncey's heart hurting over what has happened. and i also had contact with the widow of one of the double murder victims, daniel de abreu and his widow doesn't know what to make of this. she's as shocked as everyone else as she put it, she said he's a young man who had so many chances and that his guilt caught up to him. those are her words. >> allen, you talked about the acquittal

i don't think if you're a 16-year-old, laurie hernandez or mr. t.that because it challenges you, it strips you down. we're experts at things that we do. i study the atmosphere and feel very confident. allowing yourself to take a step and do something you're not comfortable with brings you to a first low place then you have to -- you find something in yourself you never even knew. at least that's what happened to me. i never knew i had it. >> we're still on team zee. i remember the parties we had. >> i'll just pretend the dance floor is mine. >> before we go, who do you think is the front-runner. >> normani looks like a professional dancer. heather is outstanding. all the women are really good. the guys will have to push through. rashad is nice to -- nice to look at -- i meant nice to dance. >> oh. >> oh, yeah. it sounded how you said it. >> that too. >> hey, ginger, thank you. have fun out there in the ballroom. >> thanks, guys. >> see "dancing with the stars" tonight at 8:00, 7:00 central right here on abc. coming up we're announcing the billboard

mr. morse. off pedro baez pinch hit cloud ties the game at 3-3. bases loaded. sac fly scores gorkys hernandez, good night rgs game over. giants win in dramatic fashion. >>> a's and angels. rolling out gum and stephen rolling out this hit. loads the bases for yonder alonso who delivers a base hit scoring -- and chris davis. angels tie at two. and manea win by 8-5. >>> raiders and marshawn lynch make it official. deal worth reported $9 million. new silver and black helmet and smile told the story today. retired after injury-plagued season in 2014. raiders hope he still has skittles left in his tank. >>> warriors got a few days off after sweeping the trail blazers. steve kerr not at practice. looking for help for debilitating headaches. >> healthy for the rest of his life is main concern. not just so he coaches in the playoffs. want him healthy for living everyday life. looking forward to him getting better. positive and optimistic. and looking forward to his return as well. >>> great story on morse. at

mr. morse. off pedro baez pinch hit cloud ties the game at 3-3. bases loaded. sac fly scores gorkys hernandezod night rgs game over. giants win in >>> a's and angels. rolling out gum and stephen rolling out this hit. loads the bases for yonder alonso who delivers a base hit scoring -- and chris davis. angels tie at two. and manea win by 8-5. >>> raiders and marshawn lynch make it official. deal worth reported $9 million. new silver and black helmet and smile told the story today. retired after injury-plagued season in 2014. raiders hope he still has skittles left in his tank. >>> warriors got a few days off after sweeping the trail blazers. steve kerr not at practice. looking for help for debilitating headaches. >> healthy for the rest of his life is main concern. not just so he coaches in the playoffs. want him healthy for living everyday life. looking forward to him getting better. positive and optimistic. and looking forward to his return as well. >>> great story on morse. at hunter pence's wedding and ran into the gm.

mr. devine, thanks very much. >> thank you. >>> we're learning more this morning, meanwhile, about aaron hernandez's death in a massachusetts prison cell. officials say they are certain the former nfl star and convicted killer took his own life. nbc national correspondentlmagu following this all week. >> reporter: his legal team suggested this was a declared it a suicide. the family says the former football star wants his brain to go to research. the official cause of death, asphyxia by hanging. this morning, prison officials say they are certain aaron hearn do hearn does was alione in his cell. now, revealing hernandez left behind three handwritten notes. but authorities would not disclose what he said. according to "the boston herald," the notes were to his fiancee and 4-year-old daughter, saying he loved them and would see them in heaven. the new details come as hernandez's legal team raised the possibility, the former patriots tight end may have suffered from cte, a degenerative brain disease, caused by head trauma. a condition affecting some football players is being studied at bosto has decided to donate aaron's brain to the

hernandez. is rocxanne right? >> aaron had a troubled past and all of that, unfortunately, came too fruition with the murder of mr.oyd and the subsequent acquittal of these other two gentlemen that were in boston. so, you know, as a teammate, i saw aaron as an extremely talented kid. i saw him as a dedicated kid and who loved football. but obviously there were -- there was an incident where he had been living a double life and that's really disturbing not just for someone who's worked with another player or person but i think for anyone. and this whole situation has really been -- i think a lot of it has become lost upon the victims of not just aaron but just the victims of this whole situation in general, including this 4-year-old daughter. >> right. jack, let me ask you. do you think the nfl provides enough guidance for young people, 23-year-olds or so who sign 40 million deals who get these big deals? >> definitely they do. i have a lot of experience working with and the national football league provides plenty of resources. one of the big issues, don, is that oftentimes these young people don't take advantage

mr. hogan when he was county executive. great boss. and from douglas, i will be thinking about you and your father in the days to come. >> we wish him the best also. >>> the family of aaron hernandez says the massachusetts state medical examiner is refusing to turn over his brain. the former new england patriot hanged himself yesterday in his prison cell. he was serving a life sentence for murder. hernandez family says a medical examiner has released aa body but is illegally holding onto his brain. the family arranged to donate that brain to boston university which has been doing research on brain trauma in athletes. >> boston university is the finest lab in the country to be able to do this and they are well aware of that so why not let the experts do it? >> are you in touch with boston university. >> this is not amateur hour. >> state authorities are not offering any specifics on why they are keeping that brain. they say they will release it as soon as they can comp lete their investigation into his death. >>> coming up next, marijuana users in d.c. and across the country mark the 4/20 holiday. this is the silverado special edition. man: this is one gorgeous truck. oh, did i say

hernandez, is roxanne right? >> you know, it is a complicated situation. aaron had a troubled past and all of that came to tuition with the murder of mr.oyd and accu subsequent acquittal and these other two were in boston. as a teammate, i saw aaron as an extremely talented kid and a dedicated kid who loves football. there were incidents where he's been living a double life and that's really disturbing and not just for someone who worked with another player or partisan. for anyone in this whole situation, it has been -- a lot of it has become lost upon the victims of not just aaron but just the victims of this whole situation in general including his 4 yoer-year-old daughter. >> do you think nfl provides enough guidance for young people, 23-year-old who signs $40 million deal who gets these big deals? >> definitely they do. one of the biggest issues is oftentimes, young people don't take advantage of the resources. >> the national football league providing educational and anybody playing of national football league, they have programs and reimburse ments an millions of dollars and i am a big advocate for the league. just because if you

mr. lee's execution but decided 5-4 to allow the state to proceed with its plan. >>> authorities in massachusetts say the brain of former nfl player aaron hernandez will be turneduniversity researchers. yesterday an attorney for hernandez accused the medical examiner of withholding the brain. the district attorney says now that the medical examiner has ruled hernandez died by suicide, the brain can be released to boston university for a study about possible brain trauma. hernandez was found dead in his prison cell wednesday. he was serving a life sentence for a murder. >>> time to take you state by state and county by county to show you some of the stories making news around our region. >> we begin in cumberland county where police are looking for the man who used nails to damage more than two dozen car tires. police posted pictures of the man on their facebook page. they say he threw roofing nails into address along gallagher drive and north mill road. if he looks familiar to you, police want to hear from you. >>> a doylestown man who police call the straw hat bandit is in jail. richard boyle is accused of robbing nearly a dozen banks in montgomery and bucks c

mr. pence will visit a mosque earlier he took in some entertainment watching a group of women performing a traditional indonesian dance. >> the bible verse john 3:16 was written on aaron hernandez'sehead when he was found dead in his jail cell. prison fishes say he used a bed sheet to hang himself. investigators looking into media reports out of boston that he smoked the synthetic marijuana k2. the drug is known to have side effects including hallucinations and suicidal thoughts. >> bill r o'reilly not returning to fox news network. this comes after sexual reports sexual harassment involving o'reilly and his female colleagues. he was the host of the o'reilly factor since fox news first started back in 1996. tucker carlson tonight will take over the 8:00 slot starting on monday n a statement bill o'reilly claimed the circumstances surrounding his firing he said they were tremendously disheartenly. >> billdeblasio brass yo' looking to raise the price of cigarettes to $13 a pack. the most expensive in the nation. it is a proposal aimed to get more new yorkers to quit smoking. his predecessor mayor mike bloomberg banned smoking at bars and restaurants. still almost a million new york