but what they're say something that the motive behind that killing is the result of oden lloyd havinge information that could possibly get hernandez in possible. we're thinking given the fact that we know law enforcement is investigating the double murders that perhaps oden lloyd knew about this double murder, and the only thing that aaron hernandez could do is to kill him. that does not take away the civil case which was filed last week. a guy that was shot, the guy that didn't want to cooperate but i wouldn't be surprised if we didn't see criminal charge that come from that as well. >> cenk: the guy shot in the face who lost the eye was he connected to the murder of oden lloyd or not. >> we don't think so. we have these pictures, if you look at these pictures, you see the portrait that we're starting to see through tmz and the airwaves is that aaron hernandez seems to be somewhat of a thug. he identified himself as a member of the blood and that's not the picture that we're talking about so there we are. he's throwing some gang signs there is a picture of him with the glock, and it

of course i can kill oden lloyd i can till anybody.e a culture around aaron hernandez of well, he's a football player, let him get away with it? >> even a lot of people like that not just football players basketball players, athletes celebrities start to have this culture around them where they mess up and they're given second and third chances and in some ways they become invincible or there are people who go out of their way to help them out and some how try to make sure that they're going to be all right. yes, even sitting around the newsroom we discussed similar things. how many times has aaron hernandez pulled a gun? are there others out there? if you can get away with potentially shooting your friend in the face outs of a strip club and leaving your friend for dead. if third if he's potentially linked to others murders. he's potentially linked to a shooting in gainesville. how often has aaron hernandez attempted to pull the trigger? who knows what else is out there. >> cenk: that gap between '07 and '12, what happened during that

england patriots tight end now stands charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of oden lloyd. hernandez pleaded not guilty. >>> after more than three months of grueling rehabilitation and numerous surgeries, the last boston marathon victim to be in the hospital is finally returning home. the 34-year-old is expected to be released from a reh rehabilitation center today. he lost his leg in the bombing on april 15, and his body is still full of shrapnel from one of the explosions. but despite that, he says he's eager to get back to a, quote, normal life. the blast killed six people a. >>> a growing dissatisfaction with the way things are run in washington. a wall street journal poll released overnight says people think everybody is to blame. the president's approval rating way down now. it sits at 35%, just one point from his lowest every. congress is at a new low, just 12% of americans think congress is doing a good job, and nearly six in ten people say if they had a chance to do it all over again, they would get rid of every single member of congress. when it comes to who's to

are the former nfl player faces a probable cause hearing on charges of murdering semi pro player oden lloyd back in june. >>> we want to say happy birthday to jennifer lopez. barry bonds turns 49 and michael richards, seinfeld's cramer, he is 64 today. >>> later on the "today" show, natalie morales is up with a look at what's next for the new prince. >>> oscar winning director, ron howard's new film "rush." it's about formula one auto racing. thanks for watching "early today." you have a very good wednesday. i'm richard lui here with bill karins. >>> new this morning, a live look at the bay bridge. a nationwide crackdown on i-80. we'll tell you about the challenge law enforcement nationwide is taking part in this week. >> and new plans for a bikini bar in downtown san jose. >> we'll take a look from the south bay, looking over san jose, spanning the city on this wednesday, july 24th. this is "today in the bay." >>> it's the middle of the week, that means it's getting

according to documents, he admitted to another man that he pulled the trigger in the shooting death of oden lloyd. the documents say her nan disease was argumentative. he's pleaded not gazillion. >>> more tough questions for bob mcdonald. the "washington post" is reporting that his corporation and his wife accepted more than $100,000 from a prominent political donor. according to "the post", those donations were not disclosed. the donor is already a center of an fbi investigation for giving thousands of dollars to mcdonald's daughter for her wedding. earlier today, we learned the governor's son was arrested near the university of virginia for public intoxication. late today the governor cancelled two public events scheduled for tomorrow. it's not clear whether that might be related to the developments today. >>> tonight charles county police are looking for a pair of thieves cashing in on what they pull out of victim's mailboxes. erika gonzalez with a closer look at the suspects and reaction from one of the victims. >> reporter: deputies say these two women may be behind a rash of mailbox thefts.

hernandez, accused of orchestrating the execution-style shooting of his friend oden lloyd. he's also under investigation for possible involvement in a double homicide from last year. >>> it is 4:51. an nfl head coach knocking off a big item off his bucket list this week. we'll tell you who was spotted running with the bulls. >>> plus b.a.r.t. contract talks stalling this morning. we'll let you know when both sides could be back to the negotiating table coming up next. >>> a live look b over the golden gate bridge. christina talked about the fog. that is the case over our lovely iconic bridge. we'll talk about traffic flow and how it's affecting other spots across the bay coming up. >>> good tuesday morning everybody. welcome back to "today in the bay." that's a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see traffic starting to build up a little bit. mike inouye calling this one traffic tuesday. looks like it's living up to that billing. 4:55 right now. we can tell you about a major delay in the planned opening of the new span of the bay bridge, this one for safety reas

he and two others have been charged in the death of semipro football player oden lloyd. patriots' owner robert kraft says that if the charges against hernandez are true, his organization has been, quote, duped. the team dropped hernandez the same day he was arrested. >>> this morning the wife of john kerry is listed in fair condition at a hospital in boston. doctors say teresa heinz kerry suffered a grand mal seizure. she's 74 and also a breast cancer survivor. we're told secretary of state john kerry remains by her side. >>> right now country singer randy travis in critical condition in a texas hospital. his publicist says the 544-year-old grammy winner is suffering from a viral infection of his heart. ♪ amazing grace ♪ how sweet the sound >>> police will join members of the brightwood community for a neighborhood walk. the walk will begin at 7:00 tonight on the corner of georgia avenue and ritten. >>> now to a news closure exclusive. the man who posted a youtube video of himself loading a shotgun says the video and the gun are indeed real. we first showed you this vide

another man linked to the case earnest wallace told hernandez confessed he shot and killed owe d -- oden lloyd. the documents state hernandez was argumentative. it also shows him with a gun around the time with the murder. carlos ortiz is being held without bail this morning. he had a court hearing on felony weapons charges and pleaded not guilty. he has a bail hearing next month. in a few hours the irs will be in the cross hairs of congress and it could be in big budget cuts for the scandal plagued agency. >> no more of the controversial bonuses they were receiving. doug luzader is live with more on this. >> the irs should be taking a big hit to the pocket book. some of these cuts may eventually be watered down. the agency is now its own worst reputation. it's things like the lavish conferences and over the top dance videos and star trek per roddy those are the things causing a problem on capitol hill. it is now time for big budget cuts especially amid allegations they targeted specific groups for extra scrutiny. >> i think they know how to do that. i think they need to focus on that and quit

hernandez who has been charged with the murder of 27-year-old oden lloyd is one of four nfl players to arrested this year alone. there's been 650 arrests involving pro football players just since the year 2000. one of the most notorious cases was the dogfighting conviction of michael vick who served nearly two years in prison for his crime. but it's not just football players who have long rap sheets, dozens of professional baseball, basketball players have been arrested over the last decade. including jason williams who pled guilty of assault of a limousine diver and served an 18-month prison sentence. but why do so many of these athletes feel like they're above the law. steve lawrence is a hall of fame football coach who led notre dame to the championship in 1978. in 1978, he suspended three starting players, including his two top scorers right before the orange bowl because they happened to break some team rules. they were going against heavily favored oklahoma. the razorbacks won the game, 31-6. i had the chance to speak to coach holtz earlier. these football players, baseball playe

investigators aren't saying what tsz looking for but it is believed to be the gun used to kill oden lloyd. hernandez is being investigated florida police for possible involvement in multiple shootings dating back to his freshman year in college. >>s one person is dead and nearly 3 dozen people injured after a train collides head on in switzerland. they are not sure how thenneded up on the same track colliding. this happens days after a speeding train in spain flew off the tracks killing people. >> could the answer we have been looking for what really happened in benghazi be on the way? a key military commander set to go before congress tomorrow. several law americas have been pressing the military to allow colonel george bristol to testify. the pentagon has been claiming he retired but turns out he was on active duty for the entire time. >> i find that a bit curious add it to the list some of the incompetence or deception from the pentagon it is one or the other. >> in a few hours the verdict will be handed down in the case against bradley manning. it is expected to come today at 1:00 p.m

according to the paperwork, police tried to question hernandez at his home within six hours of oden lloyd's body being found, just about a half mile away. cops made the connection because lloyd add key in his pock fret a vehicle rented in hernandez's name. the paperwork says hernandez initially told detectives that he had been with lloyd the day before but hernandez couldn't remember where. things went south from there. according to the paperwork, hernandez asked hey, what's with all of the questions, before he slammed his door. several pictures were included in court filings. poor quality photo copies. it is hard to tell. but according to the docks, picks show hernandez in his home allegedly holding that gun in his hand. no word if police believe it is the suspected murder weapon. as far as we are aware, the murder weapon hasn't been recovered. the state has first quality color images and video. hernandez is charged with first degree murder. he remains locked up in jail. a law enforcement tells us he is under investigation for a drive-by shooting that killed two men? boston back in july of

. >> reporter: the 23-year-old is accused of murdering semi pro player oden lloyd in an trial park lastd court documents reveal one of his two accomplices hernandez admitted to shooting lloyd. and police wonder if lloyd was killed because of information he might have had about a double shooting last year. >> like a fine wine the best thing you can do for a case is age it, but in this case the defense is pushing for the probable cause hearing to happen while the prosecutors want to build their case. the judge allowed the prosecutors to keep the case continuing. aaron hernandez was not saying so much, but listen to what he had to say when he did have an opportunity to speak. >> this is a place that not only did it change my future from them paying me, but it changed me as a person. you can't come here and act reckless and do your own stuff. i came here acting the way i wanted to act but you get changed by the patriot way. now that i'm a patriot i'm living like one and making the right decisions for them. >> cenk: all right apparently not. now that was his comments on the patriots. i want

former new england patriots tight end is charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of oden lloyd. just last month, hernandez pleaded not guilty. >>> after more than three months of grueling rehab and numerous surgeries, the last boston marathon bombing victim in the hospital finally returning home. 34-year-old mark fukarel believed to be leaving a massachusetts rehabilitation center today. he lost hiss leg in that bombing and his body still full of shrapnel from one of the explosions. despite that, he says he's very eager to get back to, quote, regular life. the attack killed a total of three people, and injured more than 260 others, including a 12-year-old boy from right nearby in martinez. >>> it is 5:50, hand to paw combat, the founder of a local tech company forced to rescue his dog from a raccoon. what he did to that raccoon coming up. >>> plus the stock to watch this morning is cupertino's very own apple. we'll have your business headlines coming up. look at 'em. living on cloud nine with that u-verse wireless receiver. you see in my day, when my mom was repainting the hous

released today show hernandez carrying a firearm in both the hours before and minutes after his friend oden lloydas fatally shot. there was an autopsy as well and some shell casings and they confirm lloyd was murdered using a glock. he though the murder weapon hasn't been found. meanwhile, hernandez has pled not guilty. he is being held without bond. and authorities are are also considering any connection he may have had to a previously unsolved double murder. saying whatever lloyd may have known about that crime could have been a motive and could, we should say, been a motive to kill him. there were two other men with him that night, with hernandez the night of lloyd's murder and they are also facing charges. and as you mentioned, shepard, today earnest wallace charged as an accessory after the fact in the lloyd shooting requested bail of a measly $10,000. but the judge note ago 25 year wrap-rap sheet and parole violations 25,000 instead. that is one of hernandez' friends. the other won carlosor tease charged with unlawful possession of a firearm. he reports back to court on august 14th. the pho

he's charged with the murder in the death of 27-year-old oden lloyd whose body was found near the athlete'snd being held without bail. but tonight there is new information authorities in boston could be close to charging him in another murder, a double-murder, in fact. susan has the latest. susan, a double-murder, what do we know about that? >> reporter: well, we know a grand jury is look into this and they are especially interested in a silver suv. we told you about this before. authorities believe it was linked to double shooting and seen in the area. police discovered this suv a few weeks ago parked in the garage of aaron hernandez' uncle's garage and had an inch of dust on it. now authorities are keeping a big secret what they found in it. prosecutors are very concerned if the word gets out it could jeopardize their investigation into the double shooting. we learned there are inform pens involved, witnesses involved and evidence and we'll hear more about this when the grand jury work is done. >> susan, you were in court today. hernandez' lawyers seem frustrated that the murder he's char

aaron hernandez, tight end, excellent player, accused of shooting and kidding oden lloyd in massachusettsas a result of the upcoming murder trial the nfl is considering using police experts to give analysis of prospects tattoos that they were on the body looking for gang symbols. meanwhile the nfl is doing nothing to stop their biggest problem, players carrying guns. usa today article point out that three out of four players own firearms and carry. for more on this, let's turn to new york times sport columnist bill rudd. billing with thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> when i heard the nfl was going to start examining tattoos on players, is this reaction to a pr effort or are they concerned about players having wrong connections. >> that a great connection. the nfl is going nuts. the gangs are a problem but the real problem is the guns. the nfl is tap nothing a culture. younger, young are, younger culture. and they have no idea of how to really relate it all of the things that thing aboutage that comes with this culture. they are fishing. how do we do that? how do we get great t

prosecutors, in fact, believe hernandez shot and killed oden lloyd last month because lloyd, they think, had information about that double murder and had threatened possibly to talk. shep? >> so, explain what came out of today's hearing, trace. >> well, the prosecutors asked for a delay because they are still waiting for the first grand jury to decide whether or not to indictment aaron hernandez. that could take several more weeks. and, the grand jury has now heard from at least two dozen witnesses and many more could be on the list. the prosecutors also say they have more ballistic evidence linking hernandez to the crime, but the defense says the prosecution only wants a delay so they can buy more time. listen. >> the first assistant claimed the commonwealth had a compelling case complete with videotapes. they even presented a dramatic reenactment of the decedent's death. he made it sound like a slam dunk case. now, four weeks later, your honor. the first assistant says the commonwealth is not even ready to show this court that it can meet the probable cause standard to hold mr. hernan

hernandez stands accused of orchestrating the execution-style shooting of his friend oden lloyd thatlast month. he's also under investigation for his possible involvement in a double homicide from last year. >>> 6:41. still ahead, breaking their silence, three cleveland women rescued after a decade in captivity are speaking out in an online video. you'll want to see it. we'll show you what they had to say coming up. >>> families of the survivors of asiana flight 214 arriving in the bay area. we'll let you know as the investigation continues into this deadly crash. >>> today will be the hottest day of the week. then we are headed towards a refreshing july cooldown. we want to help you make those outdoor plans. your seven-day forecast is coming up next. >>> it is a traffic tuesday, the summer edition. we have the build to the bay bridge, the clouds, the fog. now a crash on the eastshore freeway complicating things further. good morning! wow. want to start the day with something heart healthy and delicious? you're a talking bee... honey nut cheerios has whole grain oats that can help lo

he and two others have been charged in the death of semipro football player oden lloyd.eantime, patriots' owner robert kraft says that if the charges against hernandez are true, his organization has been, quote, duped. the team dropped hernandez the same day he was arrested. >>> 13 before the hour now. and today some of the testimony in the george zimmerman trial could center around trayvon martin's toxicology report. yesterday the judge allowed that report to be entered as evidence. it says a small amount of marijuana was in martin's system at the time of his death. prosecutors said the information is prejudicial, but zimmerman's attorneys say it is relevant. zimmerman has pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder in martin's death, claiming self-defense. and george zimmerman has sued nbc universal, the parent company of this station, for defamation. the company has strongly denied zimmerman's allegations. >>> today a board set up to help protect your civil liberties will hold its first public hearing on the nsa spying programs. 16 experts will testify before the priva

hernandez stands accused of orchestrating the execution-style shooting of his friend oden lloyd thatpened last month. he's also under investigation right now for his possible involvement in a double homicide that happened last year. >>> it's 5 skoo 51. shark tank officially getting a new name today. >> we'll also talk about giving out some free apps this morning. you like free? they got it. >>> 5:54. new research showing late nights and lax bed times could be the reasons for low test scores for children. researchers studied 11,000 children's sleep patterns and brain power from 3 to 7 years old. the children who did not have a regular bedtime or went to sleep past 9:00 p.m. had lower test scores than their peers for both reading and math. they say the lack of sleep may disrupt not ral body rhythms and impair how well the brain learns new information. it also disrupts parents' sleep. the bottom line here, children do need a regular sleep pattern. >> look at them sleeping, little angels. 5:54. this morning san jose's ap pavilion renamed the s.a.p. center. today's ceremony will be held a

police found ammunition, ammunition that actually matched the caliber to kill his friend, oden lloyd. they also found a sweatshirt, one that matches the sweatshirt hernandez was pictured wearing on july 17th, that is the day lloyd was murdered. by now you know police are accusing hernandez of orchestrating that killing. he, for his part, through his attorneys, pleaded not guilty. plans to fight this tooth and nail. >>> on july 4th, one of america's most enduring symbols, the statue of liberty. feast your eyes, it is open again to all of us. yes, tourists, buy your tickets and take the big walk up. >>> the reason it's open now is because superstorm sandy had caused a lot of damage to the docks and the surrounding grounds. had to close it all down, do the renos and repairs. lady liberty herself didn't cause damage, but the repair costs totalled about $59 million to everything else. tickets for today, as you can imagine, sold out. >>> and we are, of course, live in sanford, florida, where the prosecution in george zimmerman's murder trial is really on the verge of wrapping up its case. i

hernandez has pleaded not guilty to murdering 27-year-old oden lloyd.ound in an industrial park near hernandez's home. hours after hernandez's arrest, he was cut from the new england patriots. coach bill belichick is now breaking his silence for the first time saying it's time for the team to move on. >> this case involves an individual who happened to be a new england patriot. we certainly do not condone unacceptable behavior. and this does not in any way represent the way that the new england patriots want to do things. >> meanwhile, prosecutors reportedly showing a separate grand jury evidence that may link hernandez to a drive-by shooting last year that killed two men. >>> well, the obama administration has spent $700 million on a really costly campaign to promote obama care. but there's a brand new fox poll out that shows it's been money down the drain because it's increased -- has failed to increase support for that health care law. 53% of those polled say they want lawmakers to repeal the law. just 40% say they want that law to remain in place. >

in part because he's held without bail in the death of this man, 27-year-old oden lloyd.oing before a grand nur jury today, linking him to unsolved murders next year. rick: heather in the news room with the latest on hernandez. thanks. jenna: edward snowden put the screening surveillance program in the spotlight. now it could become a model for other states looking to do the very same thing. dan springer is here live in montana with more. >> yeah, jenna. states are leading the way. montana passed an anti-spying law a couple of months before edward snowden was a household name. the law in montana states the government cannot access or collect information from the cell phones, tablets and lab tops without first getting a search warrant. maine and texas have similar pr citizens. police in montana get a search warrant before seeking date on from the cell phone providers unlike the security agency that admits to collecting call information from law abiding americans in an effort to thwart terrorist attacks. >> there's a huge amount of data being collected. a lot of us don't kn

hernandez was pleaded not guilty to murder in the death of oden lloyd. >>> facebook stock surgings, investors confident they have figured out how,, >>> we are at the gilroy garlic festival enjoying everything garlic here. it's going to be a great day ahead weather-wise. starting out with some patchy fog this morning but by the afternoon skies will become mostly sunny and the temperatures a little bit cooler around the bay area today. low pressure approaching the coastline. that has brought with it some more low clouds and fog and drizzle at the beaches. looks like the next couple of days though we'll notice some changes. this afternoon a little cooler 80s inland 60s coastside 60s and 70s inside the bay. next couple of days we'll watch those temperatures cooling off. >> announcer: this national weather report sponsored by jcpenney. style, quality, price. go back to school with jcpenney. >>> he goes where few western reporters are allowed. inside north korea. he finds constant security and some surprises. >>> the easy answer to my question about is it strange that -- for a country -- >> no -- >

the filing includes testimony from a man who was with hernandez the night oden lloyd was killed. say the man claims hernandez confessed to the murder. >>> another suspension looms for bartolo da cologne and -- bartolo cologne and 20 other players. he would be suspended because of the steroids investigation. the commissioner is considering bans for alex rodriquez and ryan braun. >>> it's day three at of a hunger strike. inmates are protesting the use of solitary confinement. this is the third and urge laest hunger strike in the prison system in recent history. >>> a shift in winds is helping fire crews gain ground on a wildfire in san diego county. the fire damaged or destroyed more than 120 vacation cabins. a lodge operated by the sierra is affected as well. >>> las vegas casinos are opening their doors for people forced out of their homes by a nearby wildfire. some hotels are offering evacuees and rates as low as $25 a night. others are letting victims stay for free up to two weeks. the at this point, it's only about -- at this point, it's only about 10% contained. canadian auth

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these photos were taken from hernandez's home security system the night oden lloyd was shot to death.long with 100 pages of court records appear to show hernandez holding a handgun. the murder weapon has not been recovered. they have objected to the court's decision to release the photos to the public saying it undermines his right to a fair trial. he pleaded not guilty to the charges of first-degree murder. let's go from the police to the baseball field. nationals and pirates facing off in washington. nationals blow a 4-run lead. but in the bottom of the inning, bryce harper gets a chance to be the hero. >> 1-1. harper, deep left center, heading for the wall, it is gone! and the nationals win it! >> he's got a violent swing. he's unbelievable. >> strong kid. huge superstar. i thought they were going to be there every year. it's hard. >> that was his first walkoff of his entire career though. padres and brewers. milwaukee with a chance to tie it, but i love defense, mika. sometimes more than offense. how do you feel about that? >> mika is always on offense. >> offensive is away they c

hernandez investigation, the former new england patriot accused of killing his one-time friend oden lloyd. grand jury is hearing evidence and could hand up an indictment soon. hernandez appeared wednesday at the same time head coach bill belichick spoke about it calling the incident "very terrible." >>> carolyn kennedy is ambassador to japan. her supporters say she has an important asset a strong connection to president obama. she would become the first woman to hold the post if the senate confirms her. >>> a-rod ready to play ball according to a doctor hired by alex rodriguez. a-rod sought a second opinion after a yankees team doctor diagnosed him with a strained quadricept muscle. he is facing a possible mlb suspension over the alleged use of performance-enhancing drugs. >>> an amazing rescue to show you. look at this off the tip of long island after spending eight hours in shark infested waters lobsterman john aldrich was plucked out of the atlantic. the 44-year-old used his boots to keep him afloat after apparently falling off his fishing vessel. aldrich is now being treated for hypot

investigators believe hernandez shot and killed oden lloyd because he was worried he knew about the doubleval cruise lines and royal caribbean ready for a grilling on capitol hill this afternoon, expected to face tough questioning. democrat jay rockefeller is introducing a new bill that cracks down on the cruise industry following a string of fires, mechanical failures in recent months. >>> a fan attacks beyonce only in this case an electric fan, don't do that to my hair. the superstar's hair got caught in a stage fan in montreal monday. the fan was a super fan not letting go. beyonce kept on belting out her hit "halo." after she was freed she included "my hair was yankin' from the fan that's always hatin'." i have to say she has fallen on the stage, she's tripped, she just gets back right up and continues on the show. she is sasha fierce, just saying. >> i like the line and lyrics, the "ahhh" that was very good. >> she's good at sel self-deprication. >> let's head over to indra petersons. >> no fans, thank you very much. the cold front moving through the southeast brought baseball sized h

hernandez still sits in a massachusetts jail, without bail, after pleading not guilty to murdering oden lloydbut the investigation has spread well beyond massachusetts. a search warrant filed in florida describes how carlos ortiz, one of the men believed to be with hernandez the night of the murder, is closely cooperating with investigators. the warrant, obtained by nbc news, was filed for a home belonging to the mother of the other man alleged to be there that night, earnest wallace. >> he has been charged with ack social securi sessre after the fact. >> he fled to florida after the murder and eventually turned himself in, pleading not guilty to an accessory to murder charge. ortiz told them hernandez and lloyd argued in the car, just minutes before the shooting. but according to ortiz, they made up by shaking hands. when they pulled into an industrial park just a mile from hernandez's home, ortiz told police, everyone but himself got out of the car. mr. ortiz explained that he then heard gunshots. and mr. hernandez and mr. wallace got back into the vehicle without mr. lloyd. according to th