tsarnaev is not in the courtroom yet. the press is there. >> it just came in that tsarnaev is in the courtroom and the clerk is now giving the final instructions to the president and the public that has been assembled. as you point out, the 25 different victims and family members that have assembled and the head of the boston police department will evans is in the courtroom and ed deveaux is in the courtroom and we are seeing the different camera and media representatives outside of the courthouse and again we're waiting to know the verdict any minute now in the trial after the jury has been behind closed doors. a combined 11 hours over the last two days combing through 30 different counts 17 of which are capital charges in the boston marathon bombing that killed three people and injured more than 260 back on april 15th of 2013 that sent boston and the communities around boston on lockdown for four days until the tsarnaev brothers one, tamerlan was killed and dzokhar was captured. this jury has had a lot of testimony to d

it's almost this triangle you've got the jury looking at tsarnaev. tsarnaev looking at no one. witnesses trying to make eye contact with tsarnaev to see if anything registers. >> did anything register? did anything register as they were looking at him? did they get sense of someone at all contrite? when did we see? we saw tsarnaev perk up a few times, but it didn't seem to be in remorse when you were hearing horrible details about what happened. >> that's exactly right. he did not really look over at the witnesses. one woman -- i remember her so distinctly. she had a beautiful striped dress on. hair was done light sweater. she was wheeled into the courtroom. the remainders of her legs sticking out. both had been amputated. those are the images people saw at the beginning of this trial. we are going to hear from more people there, people that did not testify in the guilt phase. that might include the mother of martin richard who's going to testify how she tried to save her son. how she tried to take his inners that had blown out and put them back in his body. those are the thing

dzhokhar tsarnaev has been found guilty, dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of at least two counts so far, we have 28 left to go. so the same jury now going to be deciding this next phase? >> i think what's also important here is if the jury is answering guilty on the first question, these sub questions are going to be answered yes as well. there's no way the jury is going to find that -- >> possession and use of a firearm, this isagain r with the pressure cooker bomb, again a death penalty charge. >> i think what's important also here, gretchen is the more charges he's found guilty of that might filter into the mind of the jury when they're determining whether to give him death or not. if all 17 counts that could lead to death, he's found guilty on then i think the jury might be sitting there saying we have got to send this guy to the death chamber. >> if one of them says, maybe the big brother defense -- the death decision needs to be unanimous, if one person can't put this guy to death, he doesn't go to death. >> how important now count four coming in, use of a weapon of mass destruction, this

now all along tsarnaev's lawyers said he was guilty but they say tsarnaev just 19 at the time was lede plot by his older brother tamerlan who died in a later shootout with police. so they argue the death penalty for dzhokar tsarnaev would be unjust. the jury will now decide whether tsarnaev should get the death penalty or life in prison. >>> meantime a white south carolina police officer is face facing a murder charge tonight after shooting involving a black man over the weekend. >> the incident sparking tensions and once again raising the issue of body cameras for police. fox's john roberts has the story story. >> reporter: the fbi and justice department now looking into the shooting of a black man by a white police officer saturday here in south carolina. north charles ton patrolman michael slager facing a murder charge related to the incident. local official say the officer has been fired. >> there have been two families that have been harmed great by what occurred both the victim's and the officer's family and our hearts go out to both of them. >> reporter: the press conference di

we will have the latest from the tsarnaev verdict from boston. here's scott pelley. >> pelley: the jury says guilty 30 times. now will boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev pay with his life? also tonight, more action against the white south carolina police officer caught on tape killing an unarmed black man. >> i have watched the video, and i was sickened by what i saw. >> pelley: the president speaks with us about how climate change is making people sick. and meet the woman who just cracked the nfl's grass ceiling. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, a federal jury found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts in the boston marathon bombing, including using a weapon of mass destruction in the deaths of

the only fingerprint was tamerlan tsarnaev's, the older brother. be more of what we'll see, that the defense will point towards that evidence. >> what you are describe sounds like a second trial. how long are we looking at here. paying. >> i don't know. the first phase took 14 days, right. and it was pretty intense, so emotional. gruelling for the jurors and the folks in the courtroom. 95 witnesses, total. again, the defense only had - they put up four witnesses and took a little amount of time, one day. they rested their case there. it will be interesting to see. it's on the defensive at this point trying to save dzhokhar tsarnaev's life. it may be interesting how long they take with presenting their case. could be the two weeks that they that. >> thank you for joining us, erica pitzi. and thank you for joining us on this edition of "inside story". get in touch on facebook, follow us on twitter and watch us next time. in washington, i'm ray suarez. >> often "america on "america tonight". the last rights. >> why can't he do everything he can? i am

tsarnaev faces 30 counts 17 of them could bring the death penalty. so if the jury convicts him on any one of those death pemt counts it will launch the death penalty phase of this trial. live in boston chris pollone. milissa, back to you. >> chris, thank you. >>> also in massachusetts closing arguments set to begin in the murder trial of former new england patriots player aaron hernandez. he's accused of killing odin lloyd who was shot six times at an industrial park less than a mile from hernandez home. the defense rested its case yesterday after calling witness compared to 131 called by prosecution. >>> a survivors story. what would you do if you were attacked by a shark. you might want to ask rick newman of west palm beach, florida. he survived a bull shark attack 40 feet under way while spear fishing two miles off the jupiter inlet. >> i think the shark got confused and he just lashed out and hit me like a freight train. i knew i was bleeding a lot and i felt around and knew my ear was hanging off. >> he was airlifted to a hospital. 200 stitches

i have no problem with tsarnaev getting executed. reaction? >> i do, i do.t's what he wants to do. he thinks he's going to get 72 virgins. i want to see this dude get like one of those sex change operations. and then he'll become the virgin right in jail. ( laughter ) >> larry: that's his punishment? >> and then you have them come in like cable guys between 8:00 and 12 midnight to have their way with them. >> larry: i think we've lost the idea of punishment keith. >> how long are you thinking of this punishment for? >> larry: go ahead. >> i feel like the truth of one's convictions is sort of the most abhorrent example of them. i'm sorry for the gender-switch, virgin plan. but, you know i'm against the death penalty for all the reasons that you outlined. ( cheers and applause ) i like the audience. for all the reasons you outlined because it's racially biased because it's unfair, it's flawed and because it's really expensive but also morally because i just don't think we should be putting people to death to show that murder is wrong. ( applause ) and, you kno

the jury has now found tsarnaev guilty on the first of 30 counts on which he is facing. that count is using a weapon of mass destruction resulting in death. this is a charge that carries the potential of a death penalty. so as we speak, the jury is revealing its findings on the remaining 29 counts but we do know this. this trial is now headed into a second and key phase. the death penalty phase. the same jury of seven women and five men will now have to decide whether dzhokhar tsarnaev will be put to death. he want to bring in abc's tom llamas. tom, guilt or innocence never seemed to be an issue in this trial? his own lawyer said at the start it was him but they did try to paint a picture of a young man that was naive and under the sway of his older brother tamerlin who died in a shootout. the hope is that they will spare him the death penalty because he was under the sway of the brother. >> reporter: that's correct. that is the defense strategy. we won't know what the jury will decide until the sentencing phase as early as monday. the big story. the jury has reached a v

and tamerlan tsarnaev.ors heard from lindsey's aunt how she traveled to the united states. she shopped at the bridal store to bury her only daughter in. they heard from sean collier's stepfather who talked about identifying his stepson's body. they heard from adrian davis. a dancer who lost part of her leg in the bombings. she talked about what she thought would be a final good-bye and telling her parents these may be last words them. davis testified with tears in her eyes. she got off the stand and slowly walked past tsarnaev giving him a glare. he never looked back at her. >>> alexandra field, thanks. the family of michael brown is taking legal action against the city of ferguson missouri. his parents will hold a news conference to announce a wrongful death suit against ferguson. last summer, michael brown was fatally shot by darren wilson who left the force. a federal investigation also cleared him. the shooting and grand jury decision sparked protests in ferguson and around the country over the use of f

the jury convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev on all 30 counts wednesday.f he deserves the death penalty or life in prison. >>> up to 57 million americans are at risk of violent weather today. forecasters say large hail damaging winds and possible tornadoes could hit states from the plains to the midwest. >>> the odds of becoming a pro football player are incredibly small. even more difficult becoming a pro football official. there are only 119 across the country and one of those, just one, is a woman. jeff glor met the line judge who just broke the gender barrier. >> reporter: as a happily married mother of three, sarah thomas has experienced plenty of unforgettable life moments. the last one just last week. >> it came thursday morning, april 2nd at 10:47 a.m. >> reporter: she was told she'd become the first full-time female official in the 95-year history of the national football league. you said you never set out to be first, but you are first. >> i've always said that if you do something because you love it and not try to prove somebody wrong or get rec

it's likely tsarnaev will be convicted. during opening statements he admitted through his lawyers he did take part in the bombings that happened at the finish line of the boston marathon. those blasts killed three people. more than 240 were injured. from the beginning tsarnaev's defense team said his goal is to keep him from being put to death. they called four witnesses in his defense, pinning the blame on his older brother tamerlan as mastermind of the attack establishing dzhokhar's fingerprints were not present on the bomb components and was not present when the bomb components were purchased. >> to put a finer.establishing tamerlan is leader leads into their defense that dzhokhar was radicalized by tamerlan and the least culpable of the two. >> defense blamed groundwork for next phase of the trial if it gets this far. if the jury convicts tsarnaev on any of the death penalty charges, it would launch a second trial that will be held after this one concludes. both sides would be able to argue whether tsarnaev should live

and tamerlan tsarnaev.ndsey's mother traveled from china to the united states. she shopped at a bridal store picking out a bridal gown to bury her daughter in. and sean collier's stepfather testifying. and they heard from a dancer who lost part of her leg in the bombings. she talked about saying what she thought would be a final good-bye to her husband and calling her parents and saying these may be the last words with them. davis testified with tears in her eyes when she got off the stand, she slowly walked past tsarnaev giving him a glare. >> alexandra field in boston. >>> the family of michael brown is taking legal action against the city of ferguson. his parents will hold a news conference to announce a wrongful death suit. the unarmed black teenager was fatally shot by darren wilson who has since left the force. the federal investigation cleared him. the shooting and grand jury decisions sparked protests in ferguson and around the country over the use of force by police. >>> she may have forgiven aaron

he is a college student. >> tsarnaev. >> tsarnaev is. his brother is a mature man and here's the dining factor between them. when they come to the united states. the older brother is 16, and the younger brother is 8. there is a big distinction between someone who comes to the united states--they're not chechens. there is an complicated ethnic history. the older boy is 16. and for him to assimilate is very very difficult. but the little boy is 8. >> he grows up here. >> he's essentially an american. >> once again we're waiting for the verdict in the boston marathon bombing trial. we're looking at pictures live outside of the courthouse in boston. that sign saying dzhokhar tsarnaev was not a follower. this is not islam phobia. this is denouncing islam phobia. we'll have more on the verdict and the demonstration outside of the courthouse in boston on al jazeera america. >> we're back now waiting for the result of the jury verdict in boston where the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev has been completed. the jury is deliberating. even though his def

meanwhile, tsarnaev's defense team will work to spare his life. expert attorney judy clark is expected to put friends and family on the stand in order to portray him as a normal teenager. >> how was a normal teenager how did he become the person who allowed himself to do this terrible act. what we'll hear from judy clark and her colleagues is probably of a psychological nature. why his world could have been overwhelmed. why he could have been intimidated. >> reporter: the jury much reach a unanimous decision on whether to execute tsarnaev. le a cbs poll shows 60% of americans favor executing tsarnaev. ed davis. >> i'm not a big advocate of the death penalty. i've never been extremely supportive of it. i think it has its place and i think this is the place. >> reporter: but the victim patrick downs who lost a leg said he wants tsarnaev to spend the rest of his life in prison. >> i want this to be over. i want this over for the city and the family. >> the penalty phase is expected to last about four weeks. >>> blue bell creamery says it doesn't know

observers caesarsay tsarnaev showed no emotion. the jury could take much longer to decide if tsarnaev should die or spend the rest of his life in prison. it is now up to a federal jury to decide the appropriate punishment for boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. on wednesday, the 12 men and women found tsarnaev guilty of 30 counts connected to the 2013 bombings. now defense attorneys will present new evidence and call on experts to try and save tsarnaev's life. >> we may also hear from relatives, from friends, who can talk about his change. he was a normal teenager. how did he become the person who allowed himself to do this terrible act? >> reporter: from the beginning defense attorney judy clarke conceded tsarnaev was pressured to carrying out the attacks biz hi older brother tamerlan who later died in a shootout with police. prosecutors are expected to call on even more victims as they make their case for the death penalty. rebecca gregory lost her leg in the bombings. >> i believe the true judgment comes after he dies anyw

yes, the tsarnaev sisters. they have a criminal past. has had a whole bunch of trouble, too. and let's just say, they've even made threats. find out more about these lovely ladies in a moment. >>> the only person charged in the boston bombing is dzhokhar tsarnaev, because he's the brother who survived all of the carnage and the aftermath. his big brother tamerlan, that guy, he got his when he was killed in a shootout with the police. but there's a whole lot more to this now notorious family than just those two brothers. there are these ladies. cnn's drew griffin found the tsarnaev sisters and the mother, all of whom who have had run-ins with police. >> reporter: silent, almost shy as she heads into manhattan criminal court, ailina tsarnaev was, according to prosecutors, anything but when it came to a romantic rival. according to a criminal complaint, tsarnaev threatened a woman in a phone call this summer saying, leave my man alone, stop looking for him. and went on to say, i know people that can put a bomb where you live. considering wh

tsarnaev now eligible for the death penalty. the seven women and five men deliberating for just 11 hours. jurors wiping away tears. tsarnaev stoic, emotionless as the verdict was read. that courtroom, packed with the families of his victims. his lawyers declaring on day one it was him, but then arguing during the trial that images like these prove he was under his older brother's influence, following him. now, those same jurors must decide whether he should die. abc's tom yam matsllamas in boston tonight. >> reporter: nearly two years to the day after dzhokar tsarnaev and his brother committed the worst terror attack in the united states since 9/11, the 21-year-old, now facing death row. in court today, victims and their family members, there to watch. like liz norden. her sons standing right next to dzhokhar tsarnaev on marathon monday when he planted his bomb. >> they both lost a leg below the knee. i really don't know too much. it's jo overwhelming. it's like a nightmare. >> reporter: outside court today, she made it clear --

now will boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev pay with his life? also tonight, more action against the white south carolina police officer caught on tape killing an unarmed black man. >> i have watched the video, and i was sickened by what i saw. >> pelley: the president speaks with us about how climate change is making people sick. and meet the woman who just cracked the nfl's grass ceiling. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: today, a federal jury found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts in the boston marathon bombing, including using a weapon of mass destruction in the deaths of eight-year-old martin richard, 29-year-old krystle campbell, 23-year-old lu lingzhi, and 26-year-old sean collier, the police officer shot as the tsarnaev brothers attempted their escape. 260 others were wounded. from the start, the tsarnaevs' lawyers admitted he did it, but now in the sentencing phase they will try to convince the jury that he was under the spell of his older brother who sought revenge for the

dzhokhar tsarnaev faces 30 separate counts related to the bombing. this was the second day of deliberations. good morning, everyone. i'm scott mcgrew. >> good morning. i'm kris sanchez. we should tell you we're expecting an nc special report out of new york this morning. as we mentioned, the jury deliberating for two days however, a lot of analysts saying the true test is not whether or not he did it but it was what role he did it and if he should pay with his life. here's nbc's jay gray from boston. >> reporter: good afternoon. within the last 30 minutes we've been advised by the federal courts here in boston there has been a verdict reached in the boston marathon bombing trial. dzhokhar tsarnaev charged with 30 count 17 includes the death penalty as a possibility. this jury deliberating over the last seven hours in the last two days and they've come to a verdict. they have questions, more procedural matter. they went back in to deliberations and midway through the day, they've come up with a verdict. wi expect to hear it any time. both the defense

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tsarnaev borrowed that weapon. it was the same gun used to car jack and terrorize a chinese national who escaped calling 911 as the brothers drove his mercedes suv to watertown. there they engaged with police in a firefight. an officer nearly dying after getting hit by the bullet in the chaos. in boston the jury is holding tsarnaev, the lone suspect responsible for all of it. we know why he it it all, to punish muslims. tsarnaev left a note in the boat where he was captured that reads in part, stop killing our innocent people and we will stop. >> it's not something that you'll ever be over. you know you'll feel it forever. there will always be something that brings it back to the forefront. >> no matter if he gets the death penalty or life in prison, our lives are forever changed regardless of what happens to him. i want him to know that what he tried to destroy he made stronger. >> to be honest, there's not a good enough punishment for him. he's an evil person. he's a real coward. >> reporter: the journey is not t

tsarnaev podrÍa ser condenado a la pena de muerte por el atentado del maratÓn de boston.♪ locutor: Éste es su "noticiero univision", con jorge ramos y marÍa elena salinas. marÍa: quÉ tal, muy buenas noches, a dos dÍas de la inauguraciÓn de la cumbre de las amÉricas en panamÁ se enfrentaron violentamente simpatizantes del rÉgimen cubano y opositores. el grupo de disidentes estaba cerca de la embajada cubana realizando un acto simbÓlico, cuando presuntamente fue agredido por personal que saliÓ de la sede diplomÁtica. mario vallejo estÁ en la ciudad de panamÁ. mario: muy buenas tardes, nos encontramos en la estaciÓn de policÍa san francisco en panamÁ, donde ahora se toman parte de las declaraciones de exiliados cubanos y miembros de la oposiciÓn que llegaron para participar en los foros paralelos a la sÉptima cumbre de las amÉricas. cuando intentaban depositar una ofrenda floral en el busto de josÉ martÍ, frente a la embajada de cuba y panamÁ, personas que estÁn de acuerdo con el gobierno de cuba y diplomÁticos salieron de la embajada otros que se encontraban realizando una

well who can convince the juror of that other than dzhokhar tsarnaev. only he can convince the jury that this is not my choice. i was under the influence of my older brother. i'm sorry. if you send me to prison i will make up for it. i will do this, that, charity penance. let me see my mother again. no one can convince the juror of that but the defendant himself. those are my reasons why they may put him on the juror stand. he's not a bad candidate for testimony. >> have we per receiverred any indication that tsarnaev really wants to be a martyr? not that i have seen. i've read this book "the brothers," she does an exhaustive history-- >> let me tell you why i ask that. >> he may not want, i'll make my last march. >> i've done what i wanted to do. i've accomplished my purpose. >> no, i think if that were the case--you're right why didn't he just well, i'm not going to testify because i'm happy to go down for my cause. we've had cases like that. we've had cases where the defense attorneys are fighting for appeals and the defendant will write a letter to

jorge: pasamos del la culpabilidad tsarnaev, quien podrÍa pagar con la muerte su delito.de las vÍctimas reaccionaron con lÁgrimas y alivio. lucÍa: le llegÓ la hora tsarnaev del ataque contra la maratÓn de boston del 2013, fue declarado culpable de los 30 cargos que le insultaron, siendo elegibles para la pena de muerte de 17 de ellos, tambiÉn fue hallado de la muerte de un policÍa dÍas despuÉs. entre los cargos contra tsarnaev estÁn conspirar contra los usos de arma, destrucciÓn masiva. posesiÓn y uso de un arma durante un crimen violento, conspirar para detonar una bomba en 1 a pÚblica y conspirar para destruir una propiedad. las reacciones fueron inmediatas. >> estamos agradecidos y cambiaremos la pÁgina, ha sido difÍcil pero lo hemos superado juntos. lucÍa: el veredicto se logrÓ despuÉs de mÁs de 11 horas de deliberaciones. las imÁgenes de la escena sangrienta a lo largo de la calle tuvieron entre las Últimas mostradas al jurado. en los alegatos finales la fiscalÍa describiÓ el acto como deliberado y extremista. este fue un acto frÍo, intencional, dijo el asistente del

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dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense team admitted his role in the bombings. they claim he was under the influence of his domineering older brother, tamerlan, who was killed in a shootout with police. >> i'm grateful to have him off the street. i'm grateful to show the world this is not tolerated. this is not how we behave. we are grateful everyone has work so hard to make it known that we are not going to allow this. nick: liz norton has been in court every day. her two sons were injured in the bombing and had 50 surgery cents. >> he could've walked away when he saw the little kids. he didn't. nick: do you think he should be put to death? >> i do. nick: in the second phase of the trial the jury will determine if dzhokhar tsarnaev should pay with his life. nick bryant, bbc news, boston. >> for more on the verdict i spoke in boston a short time ago. what has the reaction been? >> it has been an emotional trial from start to finish. effectively really the moments after the bomb exploded at the finish line of the boston marathon. a group of survivors they gave th

we've heard a lot about gee car tsarnaev, being found guilty.is whether or not he dies in prison or dies through capital punishment. let's not forget there were three -- all right. count 30 guilty there. it's unanimous. let's talk about the victims. a restaurant manager. christy campbell. lindsey lu an exchange student, and perhaps the saddest case of all is 8-year-old martin richards, who the jurors heard the testimony from his father on the stand, and the mom went off, and i saw the lifeless body of his 8-year-old son, martin richard, later on 26-year-old massachusetts institute of technology police officer that was shot ask killed. four dead. many, many, many more injured. >> we now know he is guilty of all 30 counts including all 17 of the ones that carry the death penalty. the trial will now at an undetermined pace move to the sentencing phase at which time the jurors will deliberate whether tsarnaev lives or dies. we want to thank our guests robert shapiro, alan of harvard and kendall coffe yes, former prosecutor, as we wrap our coverage o

. >>> guilty on all 30 counts, dzhokar tsarnaev convicted for his role in the boston marathon bombing. a bombing that killed three people and injured hundreds more. the question now will he receive the death penalty? cbs reporter chris van cleve is in boston. >> reporter: chris the judge asked for silence as the verdict was read. still one person let out an awed audible sigh of relief another nodded her said yes as the jury read their verdict. jury convicted dzhokar tsarnaev on all 30 counts after deliberating for about 11 hours over two days. >> i don't know what justice is. um i'm grateful to have him off the street. karen and her husband were among the more than 260 people injured when two homemade bombs exploded near the finish line of the 2013 boston marathon. three people died. tsarnaev showed little emotion as he looked down at the defense table and fidgeted as the world guilty was repeated over and over. >> whether or not he showed any remorse, you know how he would feel about it personally and i wouldn't have caught bought it. i have been more frustrated in he had shown it, b

it's the verdicts against boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. it's now a matter of life and death for the 21-year-old. 17 of the 30 charges are punishable by the death penalty. it took the jury 11 hours to find him guilty on charges that included conspiracy and use of a weapon of mass destruction. we are told that tsarnaev had little reaction when the verdicts were read. tsarnaev and his brother planned their bombs near the finish line of the marathon killing three and injuring 264 others. >>> the penalty phase of the trial will start monday. a jury will hear evidence on whether tsarnaev should get the death penalty or spend the less of his life in prison. defense attorneys will try and humanize tsarnaev to avoid the death penalty. >>> a bay area victim injured in the bombing has recovered and is looking forward to his 8th grade graduation. aaron hearn was 12 when he was injured. he was in boston supporting his mother running the marathon. metal was removed from his legs nassir ris of surgeries. >>> a pins woman already injured says she remember

they say dzhokhar tsarnaev was under the influence of his holder brother. federal officials do not expect dzhokhar tsarnaev to take the stand. >> if he's not testifying it has to be because they are worried that he is not under the right impression. or against prayers for life in prison rather than death. >> the justice kept launched an investigation into the death of freddy gray. the 25-year-old died on sunday a week after suffering a pipal coward injury. his parents took part in a protest march, demanding justice for freedy. six members of police department have been suspended with pay. the d.o.j. is investigating whether gray's civil rights from violated. >> in virgin another fatal shooting of an unarmed man. fair fax paying $3 million to the family of a man killed by a police officer. lisa stark reports. >> reporter: john's fatal encounter after police were called to his home after a domestic dispute. photos show him talking to police. geer's attorney explained what happened next. >> it was five or 10 minutes after this shorter. his hands came down slig

in the end jurors have to decide which picture of tsarnaev they believe the most. was he the extremist who not only read militant propaganda online but also embraced it like prosecutors claimed? or was he the teen who was pushed to the extreme by an older brother like defense attorneys claim? this morning a jury of 12 men and women are set to begin deliberations in the case against accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. they'll begin considering his guilt or innocence on the 30 counts against him, 17 of those charges could cost tsarnaev his life. >> if they find him guilty on one of those 17 death penalty eligible counts then the trial would move to a penalty phase, and they would have to vote on whether or not he should get the death penalty. >> reporter: during closing arguments monday jurors were once again shown graphic video of the aftermath of the 2013 bombings. prosecutors called tsarnaev a cold calculated terrorist who set down a pressure cooker bomb in a crowd of spectators. the prosecutor said he can't help but seeing a row of children along th

has the defense done enough to save tsarnaev from the death penalty? >> there will be another hearing where the defense will layout its case that dzhokhar tsarnaev was no more than an accomplice to his brother in the boston bombing in 2013 almost two years to the date. they will say that it was tamerlan who decided how to build the bombs and carry out the plot and it was tamerlan who coerced and bullied his brother to take part. they would hope in the jury of 12 that they would be able to convince one juror that that was the case. if they do that, then he's likely to get a sentence of life in prison rather than the death penalty because it has to be unanimous. if it's going to be the death penalty. another thing to remember as well, is that this is a federal case. in massachusetts the state itself has banned the death penalty, but because it's a federal case they can still return the death penalty. but in boston the majority of people there are against the death penalty. and so the prosecution the defense will be hoping that by finding them guilty in a

jurors on wednesday convicted tsarnaev on all count. >> guilty of all charges against him, dzhokar tsarnaev listened but didn't react. one by one the counts were read out, including 1-17 that carry the death penalty. >> the jury makes a decision that they weigh the aggravating circumstances in this case, such as the killing of a young boy the use of these devices causing massive injury. those are aggravating circumstances. >> the prosecution strategy was straightforward. tsarnaev had already confessed and the video evidence showing him near the finish line and the harrowing aftermath of the explosions was all the jury needed to know. the so-called flash decision many had expected didn't come. the jury took just over 11 hours to come up with its verdict after asking the judge for clarification on at least two points. tsarnaev's defense team never disputed that their client took part in the april 15, 2013 bombings and in the days of carnage that followed, including the shooting of m.i.t. police officer sean calendarery and the death of elder brother tamerlan run over by dzhokar. their job is

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mother appearing on a web site support page for the tsarnaev family. before the sentencing obviously, which will take place next week, she is very much defending passionately defending both of her sons. basically alleging they are not responsible for these attacks. saying how can a mother feel whose sons are in the claws of a predator talking about the united states who are preparing to tear him to pieces like meat. a reference to the upcoming sentencing. she says the united states are the real terrorists for the killing of her sons and sons of islam. it is rambling, but she is saying her sons are innocent and the united states will kill muslims. >> the jury in the united states not supposed to listen to comments like that. if they were ever to reach the environment of the jury, not helping the cause. >>> jury deliberations continue today in the trial of aaron hernandez. the panel has spent 20 hours in decides the fate of the former nfl star. if convicted, hernandez could be sentenced to life in prison. >>> two troy university of students charged with

bombing massacre 21-year-old tsarnaev.s 19 years old at the time of the boston marathon bombing. it was an awful, awful situation as all of us, of course, remember. give us a sense of what's happening right now, deb. >> reporter: i can tell you a couple of respected colleagues inside the courtroom saying that there are survivors who are inside waiting to hear the verdict. they include the mom and dad of 8-year-old martin richard. the father had testified during the course of the trial. and it was so fascinating because he almost seemed -- describing the death of his son and how he looked at him for the last time and made a split-second decision knowing that if he didn't grab his daughter whose leg was blown off, 6 years old, her leg was blown off, that he believed that not only would he lose his son but he would lose his daughter as well. they've been in that courtroom for the majority of the 17 days of testimony. we looked at the jury when they were listening to this testimony and they became very very emotional at times

syria tsarnaev's conviction. prosecutors are pushing for death. today calling tsarnaev's crimes unbearable, indescribable, inexcusable, and senseless. the prosecution ended its opening statements with a previously unseen photo of tsarnaev. some viewers may find this image offensive. the photo shows tsarnaev in a holding room three months after the bombing giving the middle finger to the camera in the courthouse jail. tsarnaev's defense team is arguing that mitigating circumstances should spare him from execution. only 19 years old at the time of the bombing, they argue he acted under the influence of his older brother tamerlan. complicating all of this are the views of the bombing survivors and victims' families who have mixed views on what punishment tsarnaev should face. >> i want the death penalty. he saw so many people, he could have walked away. >> i do believe he should be held accountable. i believe the true judgment comes after he dies anyways. >> just days ago, the parents of martin richard, the 8-year-old boy, asked the government to tak

tsarnaev of all 30 counts. a boston jury took a little more than 11 hours over two days to convict 21 year-old dzhokhar tsarnaev for bombing attack in the 2013 boston marathon that killed three and injured more than 260, as well as violence that followed. the the courtroom was packed with bombing survivors. >> i'm grateful to have him off the the streets. i'm grateful to show everyone, the world, that it is in the tolerated. this is not how we behave. >> reporter: courtroom observers tell cbs news that tsarnaev displayed little reaction when verdicts were read. dzhokhar then 19 helped tamerlan detonate two bombs near marathon finish line. the a attack killed eight year-old martin richard, 23 year-old exchange student lindsey lou and restaurant worker crystal campbell. more than 260 others were injured, four days later the the the brothers killed mdt police officer sean collier and carjacked an suv leading to a shoot-out with police in water town. tamerlan died after he was shot during the gun fight. police foun