count 30 dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty. that means the accused boston marathon bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev is the convicted boston marathon bomber. a reset for viewers out there as we've been watching all counts come in. conspiracy charges, weapons violations murder charges. let's bring in our panel to discuss this very important development here. so if you are -- and you represented -- you were on the casey anthony team. what is judy clark going to say to get sympathy from jurors in the case now that dzhokhar tsarnaev is facing the death penalty? >> it's interesting. she doesn't want the jurors to feel like they did in the oklahoma city bombing case. this is kinds of what this is. she wants them to be more like 1920s, early death penalty cases. argued we take responsibility. we did it. we did all these horrible things to this child, but ladies and gentlemen -- then he went on for a day talking about mercy faith, redemption, youth. they don't have to agree with each other. it's a debate within the one person whether the mitigat

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

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 sligh

de heridos algunos mutilados. >> tambiÉn un policÍa muriÓ en la persecuciÓn de los hermanos dzhokhar tsarnaevkhar tsarnaev tendrÁ que pagar por ello con su vidaodria pagar por ello con su vida * * tras 11 hora de deliberaciÓnpartamento be fue encontrado culpable. >> calificÁndolo para la pena capital. >> siempre es bueno para la comunidad ver que hubo justicia. >> el joven mirÓ hacia abajo a medida que se leÍa el veredicto, presenciada por familiares de las vÍctimas y sobrevivientes como ella. >> no sÉ si se ha hecho justicia pero Él esta fuera de la calle y hemos demostrado al mundo que no tele ra remos esto *. >> 3 personas murieron y mÁs de 60 resultaron heridas cuando dos bombas contrataron en la maratÓn el 15 que abril 2013. >> un policÍa muriÓ baleado en un enfrentamiento con dzhokhar tsarnaev y su hermano 4 dÍas despuÉs. >> durante el juez la defensa admitiÓ la culpa del cliente, pero alegÓ que habÍa actuado bajo la influencia de su hermano mayor que muriÓ en el enfrentamiento con la policÍa, sin embargo, la fiscalÍa probÓ que dzhokhar tsarnaev sabÍa lo que estaba haciendo cuando mostr

in boston the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev ended with a conviction in federal court and is moving to the phase. all along dzhokhar tsarnaev's defense team said "yes he did it but he shouldn't die." still ahead on "inside story". in 1963 victor fagar was executed. and 2001 there was an execution of the federal death penalty was not used but is a rare occurrence one that could come after dzhokhar tsarnaev one of the boston marathon co-conspirators was found using weapons of mass destruction, of conspiracy, aiding and abetting. 30 counts. the next step is the penalty phase, determining whether the 21-year-old would die for his crimes. erica pitzi has been covering the trial, thank you for being with us. what will we see when court fires up again? >> all right court is firing up on april 21st. we'll see a reseat of the earlier guilt phase trial the idea that they'll present new witnesses, testimony, and you can probably bet that the defense this time around is going to pull out all stops. we know that judie clark is a renowned criminal defense attorney representing joe, and they seem to, at

marathon trial. >> the jury has reach add verdict against dzhokhar tsarnaev. let's get right to nbc justice correspondent pete williams at the courthouse. pete what do we know? >> here's the headline. dzhokhar tsarnaev will face a second trial. the penalty phase of this trial. the jury will decide whether he will get a penalty of life in prison without parole or the death sentence. now the jury is now recounting his verngt on all 30 counts against them but 17 of those counts are death-eligible. if he were convicted on any one of them we would go into the second phase. we know he's convicted on count i, master conspiracy count. the jury has found that he was responsible for the death of the four people who died in these crimes. the three people who died at the scene of the marathon bombing and officer shaun collier. the rest of the counts the jury is now reading. some members of victims' families are in the court roochl as well. the parents of a young martin richard, the 8-year-old victims as well as the chief of the boston police department and newtown police d

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 go to recap the jury in the boston marathon bombing trial, they have found the defendant dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts. guilty on all 30 counts. we'll be back after this on al jazeera america. >> the jury in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev in the boston marathon bombing case has come in the first verdict of phase of the trial. he has come in guilty of the 30 counts. now they'll move into the second phase of the trial. but we don't expect it to begin today. >> i think that the counts that rematter are the ones that relay to the loss of life or serious bodily injuries. >> conspires to use weapons of mass destruction. >> yes. >> the first count. >> found guilty on that. possession and use of a firearm guilty of that. possession and use of a firearm guilty of that. >> and actual use of the weapon of mass destruction. it's interesting that their count one was conspiracy to use the weapon of mass destruction resulting in death and then use of the weapon of mass destruction resulting in death and aiding and abetting with the brother. he's convicted of those two right at the top. he cou

tamer line died after a shoot-out with police and dzhokhar tsarnaev escaped. he was captured in a boat. his lawyers acknowledge that dzhokhar tsarnaev carried out the attacks, but that tamer line was the real mastermind. the defense attorney told et jury: person the defenseman says the only pictures from tama line and painted a picture of dzhokhar tsarnaev as succumbing to his older brother's radical relief. the prosecution pushed back saying they did this together. both planting a bomb. the prosecution had the burden of proof, it had the last word delivering the core of their case saying that dzhokhar tsarnaev chose a day when the eye of the world would be on boston there would be civilians on the sidewalks, and he targeted them - men, women and children. dzhokhar tsarnaev is charged with 30 counts including murder, and for that jurors have to decide unanimously to convict him. we could hear a verdict as soon as tomorrow. >>> a north carolina judge ruled the prosecutors can seek the death penalty in the murder case of three muslim students. their accused kille

now 30 counts dzhokhar tsarnaev found guilty in each of them.de into the courtroom and listened to the verdicts read out loud. he looked at his hands and down and looked at his attorney by his side. no outward show of emotion which has been typical for him. 12 jurors deliberated for just under 12 hours before the verdict. 11 of the jurors did not look over at the defendant and not make eye contact. they looked at the judge and clerk. one juror was trying to get a closer look at dzhokhar tsarnaev. that juror would not have seen any outward display or sign of surprise from the defendant. a lot of people were in the courtroom to hear the verdict. family members of the victims killed in the case survivors of the bombing. the gravity of the situation, you could feel in the courtroom. people sat still. people dabbing tears from home run from their eyes. people listening in and wanting to hear every word and that word guilty said over and over again. we heard from surviveoreors after the verdict was read. they said this was a piece of the puzzle. there

she is the mother of dzhokhar tsarnaev. she has been defending her sons all along. nitially in interviews with u.s. officials in the days after the arrest of her son dzhokhar tsarnaev. she said she wished she never come to the united states in the first place and better off in dagestan. in the past few days, remarks an contributed to the mother on russian web sites defending her son in the days after the guilty verdict saying she believes her son is in the claws of a predator who will tear him to pieces like meat. also blaming the united states again like her son did in that that inscription in the boat. very much a rant. it is written in capital letters and a lot of exclamation marks. contributed to the mother of dzhokhar tsarnaev saying they are innocent and she blames the united states for this. >> she blames the united states for this but she says the u.s. deserves -- almost the same language you heard for the just the justification of dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother why they did this. >> reporter: absolutely. an inscription inside the boat. the same argument.

. >> happening today the sentencing phase begins for convicted boston marathon bomber tsarnaev dzhokhar. jurors must decide whether tsarnaev gets life in prison or the death penalty. three people were killed and more than 260 injured in the bombing two years ago. tsarnaev was convicted every all 30 charges against him earlier this month. >> detention hearings will be held later this week for six minnesota men facing charges for trying to join the terror group isis. according to authorities the men all of somali descent hope to get to syria by flying from airports in san diego and new york but were stopped. authorities say the case gained momentum after one of their own began cooperating with law enforcement. >> vice president biden and energy secretary ernest, heads to philadelphia today. both will tour peco energy headquarters. the vice president will be pushing for investment in america's energy infrastructure f biden's second trip to philadelphia this year. in january he attends add democratic policy retreat. ukee? >> one of the best known personalities in sports will suit up for the

. >>> the jury found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all counts. he stood with his head bowed and hands clasped. we have alexandra field with more details from the courtroom. >> reporter: this is the moment that so many people waited so long for. nearly two years they waited to hear the verdict. now 30 counts dzhokhar tsarnaev found guilty in each and every one of them. he strode into the court as each was read out loud. he looked at his hands, he looked down he looked at his attorney by his side. no outward show of emotion which is typical for him throughout the trial. 12 jurors deliberated for just under 12 hours before arriving at the verdict. 11 of the jurors did not seem to look at the defendant. did not want to make eye contact. they kept their eyes forward looking at the judge and clerk. one juror was trying to get a closer look at dzhokhar tsarnaev but that juror would not see any outward sign from him. a lot of people were in the courtroom to hear the verdict. survivors of the bombing. the gravity of the situation, could you feel it in the

also in the news today penalty phase begins for convicted boston bomber tsarnaev dzhokhar. jurors must decide whether he gets life in prison or the death penalty. three people were killed, more than 260 injured in the bombing two years ago. tsarnaev convicted on all 30 charges against him earlier this month. >>> detention hearings will be held later this week for six minnesota men facing charges for trying to join the terror group isis. according to authorities the men, all of somalia descent hope to get to syria by flying from airports in san diego and new york but were stopped. authorities say the case gained momentum after one of their own began cooperating with law enforcement. >> another heated meeting in a delaware county community. last night's meeting of the poland borough council included what some say were shredded documents. former borough manager, paula brown, says someone found a bag in a dumpster near a park. she calls the shreading illegal. her opponents say those supposed shredded documents are bobbing us. >> these are pay -- these are payroll sheets. they sh

dzhokhar tsarnaev was convicted of killing three people and injures hundreds of others in the race of 2013. alan fisher reports. >> reporter: the verdict was never indoubt as the trial began lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev admitted he was one of the boston bombers. it was him they said in opening statements. now the jury has delivered the verdict guilty on all 30 charges. 17 carry the death penalty. but one of the victims said that the jury decision does not bring this to an end. >> we'll all move on with our lives. we'll all get back to some sense of normalcy, hopefully when this is all done. so closure i guess i don't think so because it's forever a part of our lives. >> tsarnaev's attorneys wanted the jury to see him as someone who acted under the influence of his older brother tamerlan. >> the defense team has allowed the jury to start building trust with the defense attorneys. after this almost inevitable conclusion of guilt the jury will be able to work--to work through the evidence and decide whether or not he's actually culpable to the level that he should should be given the de

the prosecution asked to remind jurors that dzhokhar tsarnaev did not have to know all the details of the plot to be guilty. >> reporter: lawyers for dzhokhar tsarnaev rested their case a day after calling their first witness. the suggestion dzhokhar tsarnaev participated in the boston attacks, but he was a troubled 19-year-old living under the spell of his radicalized brother. >> the defense showing older brother influence. and showing the motive had more to do with that than terrorism. >> from the beginning the defense said the strategy was not to win an acquittal but save the client from the death penalty, a move highlighted by calling four witnesses over two days witnesses that tied older brother tamerlan to the crime. it was testified that tamerlan's fingerprints, not the brother was on the remote control to trigger the bombs. 92 witness were called over 15 days of testimony, including experts providing a mountain of evidence from the crime scene before resting on monday. >> the prosecution tried to bring the jurors to the scope of this horrible horrible crime to show the devasta

a crude gesture made by convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev while in lockup is a flashpoint in court. e flipped off a camera. now both sides are using these images in their arguments. cnn correspondent alexandra field has details. >> reporter: prosecutors say dzhokhar tsarnaev is a remorseless killer. they showed a picture of him giving the middle finger to the camera camera. the video made by a camera in the holding cell at the federal courthouse. it was recorded three months after being arrested. defense officials hoping to take the sting out of the image of dzokhar giving that middle finger. prosecutors said he has shown no remorse in being convicted. the defense wanted to show the image. dzokhar is seen walking randaround the cell and sitting down and then shows a v shaped sign and then giving the middle finger. tsarnaev's life is on the line. prosecutors are calling witnesses to tell to the pain and suffering they experienced as a result of the attacks inflicted by tsarnaev and his brother, tamerlan. his mother traveled from china to the united states. picked out a pink bridal gow

dzhokhar tsarnaev convicted of all 30 charges. now the stage is set for the jury to decide whether he should get the death penalty. molly line live outside of the u.s. distribute court in boston with more. molly? >> jon, the penalty phase could begin as soon as next week. it is worth noting that next week also marks the second anniversary of the boston marathon bombing. when dzhokhar tsarnaev and his brother tamerlan placed two bombs at the finish line, killed three people, maimed hundreds, remember that was april 13th, 2013. remember when the verdict was read the judge said exact penalty date would be announced. the second pays could be as long as the first part of the trial. the same jury will decide if dzhokhar tsarnaev gets life or death in this case. in the coming weeks we'll hear from each side. defense attorneys for tsarnaev presenting mitigating factors in an effort to jurors to spare his life. prosecution will present aggravating factors what they call for the penalty of the now convicted bomber. admitting his involvement

tsarnaev dzhokhar returns to a hearing tomorrow. >> a lot more talk about this morning, target apologizes after shopping frenzy shuts down its website that's not the only problem caused by the lawn of of popular line of clothes. >> also, police officers have been under fire lately for some bad behavior. but see why the officer in this video is being praised after a tense confrontation. that story coming up. >> a barbeque sparks a three alarm fire. "eyewitness news" on the scene, on the 800 block of cone street norristown. investigators think the fire started on a back porch and the flames jumped to several row homes. no one was hurt but the red cross is helping 17 people who lived there. >> no reports of damage after a strong earthquake strikes off the coast of taiwan. now, we have new video hereof some of the shaking early this morning during the 6.6 magnitude quake. tsunami warning in that region however, that threat quickly passed. >> happening today, it is the last day to register to vote in the primary pennsylvania primary on may 19th, philadelphia chooses party candidates for mayor.

jury in the boston marathon bombing has found tsarnaev dzhokhar guilty. the 21 year old facing the death penalty for his crimes, now, that same jury must turn its attention to the sentencing. >> there will be victim impact statements, more evidence, and witnesses from the prosecution, and then a whole case put on by the defense. one juror is all that the defense needs, in order to save their clients life. >> well, 17 of the 30 counts car a possible death penalty. up there in massachusetts. massachusetts by the way does not have the death penalty but, because this is a federal case, and was tried in federal court, the jury does have the power to sentence this man to die. ken rotweiler will share more on what we expect from the next phase of this case. probably about a month away from the sentencing. >>> all right 6:12. >> here's bob. >> morning, everybody. roads are wet, already an accident here, eastbound on that schuylkill expressway. right near king of prussia. so it will take you a little longer to get there this morning. how long will this rain this i

the verdict, if you are just joining us, the federal court jury convicting dzhokhar tsarnaev in the 2013 bombing of the boston marathon. as the commissioner was pointing out, i guess the defense is trying to link this, saying dzhokhar tsarnaev was basically being led by his brother and that's the strategy they will use in the death penalty phase. i'm trying not to trivialize this but is this in the sense my brother made me do it? tom: that is their whole defense, if you want to call it a defense. we are getting more information now. it is guilty, but there are 30 counts here. the courthouse is less than one mile from where i am in the courthouse in boston. counts one through 10 out of the 30 is a clean sweep. it is guilty of stop some of the questions we had earlier about whether they would argue or differ or say not guilty on some of these more shaded, nuanced counts -- 80 carry the pressure cooker, did he conspire to carry the pressure cooker? one through 10, guilty. we are a third of the way through the reading and so far it looks like a clean sweep. that does not surprise me because,

. >>> also breaking tonight, from boston, dzhokhar tsarnaev, guilty on all counts. will those same jurors now sentence him to death? >>> the severe storms hitting tonight. the tornado watch. the super cell spotted in the last 24 hours. and tonight, the school bus overturned, children inside. ginger zee is right here. >>> the heist. dropping down into an elevator shaft to steal hundreds of millions in jewels. >>> and the new controversy tonight involving rob lowe. those ads pulled, and the actor now responding tonight. >>> good evening. and we begin with two major stories tonight. the verdict in the case of accused bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev. guilty on all counts. more on what comes next in a moment here. but first, the growing outcry tonight after that stunning video we showed you last night here. a routine traffic stop that turned deadly, captured by a witness in south carolina. and we again warn you, it is difficult to watch. a father, apparently unarmed, shot several times in the back as he ran from this police officer. he did not survive. tonight, that cop, charge

the defense argues tamerlan tsarnaev led and dzhokhar tsarnaev just followed. they hope the jurors will eventually spare his life. prosecutors say the two men were partners in crime. that they prepared for the attack, coordinated with each other and that he was radicalized like his brother pointing to his own words scribbled on a boat hiding in watertown, explaining his actions. >> no one expects we won't see a guilty verdict in the bombing case but the jury is taking its time going through a 32-page jury verdict form and being deliberate. and hopefully, likely, we may see a verdict some time tomorrow. >> reporter: and if jurors do find dzhokhar tsarnaev guilt y a new trial will begin and the same jury will have to decide if he should be sentenced to death or life in prison. live in boston, michael rosenfield, "nbc10 news." >> yesterday was warm and sunny. today warm and cloudy and some showers around. we got kind of a wet week. the rest of the week we'll have rain probably every day. a huge temperature drop is on the way. the next 24 hours, you may not even be

it took jurors less than two days to convict dzhokhar tsarnaev on 30 federal counts. that same jury will determine if dot should dzhokhar tsarnaev should face the death penalty. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, jeff. yeah those verdicts sparked a lot of emotion among the people whose lives were so changed by this terrorist attack. there seems to be a consistent theme among them. regardless of whether dzhokhar tsarnaev gets life or death, closure is complicated. >> innocent lives that were watching a marathon run a race. >> reporter: rebecca gregory was a spectator that day when two pressure cooker bombs exploded ripping apart her left leg. she cried while the verdict was read on television. >> i don't believe there will ever be justice brought to this even if he gets the death penalty or he remains in prison for the rest of his life. i do believe, however, that he should be held accountable for his actions. and i'm very thankful for each of the jury members that are making him do that. >> reporter: karen brassard was also injured near the finish line and was in

guilty on all charges that's the words for boston marathon bomber tsarnaev dzhokhar. >> where does this go from here? federal jury must decide whether the 21 year old should die for his part in the deadly bombing. fox's joe wald man reports. >> tsarnaev dzhokhar showed no emotion as we learned jury found him responsible for the attacks that killed three people, hurt more than 260. and mit police officer also shot and killed a few days later. victims and their families packed into the courtroom to hear the verdict calling it a victory. >> i'm just grateful to have the team that did the work to make sure that the right outcome happened. and you know i don't want to carry the ankler. >> if the wake of the verdicts, people gathered near the boston marathon finish line to lay flowers and share their thoughts. >> terror, just awfulness that we went through, it is not right. so i'm glad that those victims are getting justin. >> now this same jury had turn it attention to the sentencing phase. seventeen of the 30 counts, carried possibility of the death penalty legal experts say, that phase cou

there were family sympathizers, ones who thought dzhokhar tsarnaev were getting a raw deal from the legal been in court on occasion and we didn't hear from them. it was very quiet. >> ifill: dzhokhar tsarnaev's lawyer moving forward on the death penalty phase, does that start right away? >> it doesn't. a lot of people expected it to begin as soon as they had a verdict. the judge said it won't begin tomorrow or friday. it may begin monday. h he says he will move expeditiously but didn't commit to a monday start. i think the huge challenge for judy clarke and it may be insurmountable, is to try to make the jury feel a shred of sympathy or empathy for her client. she made a reference in her closing arguments to all the people whose lives were indelibly changed by the bombings including dzhokhar tsarnaev. it's asking a lot, i think of people to feel that kind of empathy toward him but she's going to give it a try. it will be very very difficult. >> it only takes one of those jurors to decide they don't want the death penalty. >> exactly right. just one. we don't know what evidence they can co

the jury finding dzhokhar cia tsarnaev guilty on count number one.hrough each individual count as he is facing the jury and listening to the charges and hearing the counts against him for these bombings some two years ago. again, guilty on count one. >> the sepp women and five men deliberating for a little more than 11 hours time. a time that testimony was, in fact, fwrafk. they heard screams of one of the victims who ended up bleeding to death from this bombing. a restaurant manager, one of three people killed. some 260 others injured in this bombing. we'll continue to bring you the verdicts on each charge as we get them. >> okay. i just want to remind our swrurz u viewers, there are 30 overall counts 17 of which are death penalty eligible and although the death pinpoint is not am can't in massachusetts, it is a federal case. as you heard judge state earlier, only one guilty verdict is necessary under a death penalty eligible charge for the death penalty to be carried out. it does not mean that it will be. sentencing will be done at a later time. th

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 into carrying out the attacks by his 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 anyway, so it's really not my judgment to make. >> reporter: many other survivors were in the courtroom for the verdict and hoped for a sense of closure. >> i don't know how anyone could have done what he did. >>

tsarnaev case. that ends up being very important now. because had dzhokhararnaev been tried by the state, had he been tried in massachusetts state court, he would not be facing the death penalty right now. massachusetts abolished the death penalty in 1984. because the feds tried this case, now the same jury that has convicted him will have to decide if dzhokhar tsarnaev will live the rest of his life in prison, or if he will be killed. the federal government has the death penalty. the federal government kills prisoners by lethal injection when they do it. the federal reserve has only killed three prisoners in the last 25 years. what is the likelihood that dzhokhar tsarnaev will also go to federal death row. joining us now is michael coin, thanks very much for being here. i appreciate your time tonight. >> thanks for having me here. >> how will the part of the trial that comes next, the part where they decide his sentence, how is that different from what's in the trial so far? >> there's overlap. the government will still want to present evidence of the victi

has found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of the boston marathon bombing in 2013. the jury will consider if the 21-year-old will be sentenced to death. three people died and another 64 were injured in the attack. >>> and a white police officer has been charged with murder in south carolina for shooting a black man. he was arrested after video shows him killing wall walter scott running away. >> in the sinai region of egypt three people were killed inside their homes during the strike. fighters from the islamic state in iraq and the levant released over 200ycy 2 yazidis that they were holding captive. the captives thought they were being driven to their extension but instead happened over to kurdish forces near kirkuk. a palestinian man who stabbed two israeli soldiers has been shot dead in the west bank. one of the soldiers was critically hurt while the other was likely wounded while he shot the attacker. it happened near the jewish center of shiloh. >>> after months of negotiations two warring groups of the central african public has signed a peace agreement which

. >> reporter: jurors distributed for less than 12 hours finding the defendant dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on all 30 counts relating to the boston marathon bombings and the violence that followed. a jury convicted dzhokhar tsarnaev for the bombing attack at the 2013 boston marathon that killed 3 and injured more than 260 as well as the violence that followed. jurors reached their verdict after the federal judge answered questions about two legal concepts that went to the heart of the case, conspiracy and aiding and abetting. johar then 19 helped his 26- year-old brother tamerlan detonate two bombs near the marathon finish line. the attack killed an 18-year- old, a 23-year-old and a 29- year-old. more than 260 others injured. four days later the brothers killed a cop and carjacked an suv leading to a shootout with police in watertown. tamerlan died in the gunfight. police found dzhokhar tsarnaev hiding in a dry dock boat. it's described as a cold act that was intentional and blood thirsty. defense attorney judy clark conceded the participation but said the brother was the mastermind. her go

has they try to shift blame they try to draw at dzhokhar tsarnaev as the mastermind but because dzhokharas been convicted of spirit, -- conspiracy that is the acknowledgement they recognize the brothers work together. that is a concern with the mitigating factors. we have more insight with the notification to seek the death penalty putting these out on paper there were multiple all intentional killings in a single criminal episode the key committed the offense that has serious physical abuse and with the autopsy photos. in those horrific injuries came into play how devastated there were including margin richard to was just eight years old. that is another factor. the age of the young victim. but officer john collier was at work when he was killed. things that the prosecutors will bring forward to be as early as next week. liz: the feeling about the death penalty they do not believe the greater percentage but this is a federal court. what are they cheering on the streets of boston and how the population feels what he should get back? >> you are right if you poll people that is like the de

found dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty of all 30 of the charges against him, including 17 of those 30 charges which would make him eligible for the death penalty. had dzhokhar tsarnaev been brought to guantanamo, who knows if he ever would have been tried or by whom. honestly the military tribunal system at guantanamo is a practical, logistical and legal disaster. the "boston globe" editorialized against those early calls for tsarnaev to be sent to guantanamo or somewhere else offshore. even before the verdict camed in "the globe" described the good that has come from holding an untainted trial in the united states near the scene of the crime. "the globe" said "the community learned important new details of the bombing and drew a step nearer to put the traumatic week of the bombing and manhunt in the rear view mirror." now that the verdict has come in, though, guilty on all counts, there is another not so fine distinction that is suddenly very important in this case. no, dzhokhar tsarnaev was not tried in freakin' cuba, thank you very much. he was tried here at the scene of the crime, right.

tsarnaev will face the death penalty. alan fisher reports. >> reporter: the verdict was never in doubt. as the trial began lowers for dzhokharv admitted he was one of the boston bombers. it was him they said in opening statements. now the jury has delivered its verdict, guilty on all 30 charges. 17 carry the death penalty. but one of the victims said the juries decision doesn't bring this to an end. >> we are all going to move on with our lives and we are all going to get back to some sense of normalcy hopefully when this is all done. closure i don't think so because it's forever a part of our life. >> reporter: the defense knew that they would never clear their clients. their intention was to save him from the death penalty. they want the jury to see him as someone who acted under the influence of his older brother tam erlin. >> what the defense team as done is that it's allowed the jury to start building trust with the defense attorneys so that after this almost inevitable conclusion of guilt the jury will then be able to work to work through the evidence. decide whether as a cul[able to have the level of death penalty or

recorded three months after dzhokhar tsarnaev was arrested.ense attorneys playing the video hoped to take the sting out of the image of dzokhar giving that middle finger. prosecutors said he had shown no remorse for his actions. he has been convicted on all 30 counts. defense attorneys wanted to provide context to what is seen in the still image. in the video, dzokhar is seen walking around. sits down for an extended period of time. he is seen looking into the camera and fixing his hair before throwing up some kind of v shaped sign and giving the middle finger. tsarnaev's life is on the line. jurors will determine whether or not he gets sentenced to death. first, witnesses will testify as to the pain and suffering they experienced as the attacks inflicted by tsarnaev and tamerlan tsarnaev. jurors 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 d

the jury has reached a verdict in the trial of dzhokhar tsarnaev. the verdict is expected around 1:45 p.m. eastern. we'll bring you the details as soon as we have the result of that verdict tsarnaev facing the death penalty. his brother who was also involved in that tragic occurrence died in the confrontation with police. now, back to-- >> well actually, it's not back to. how ironic that that news came in just as i was saying we have to presume people innocent. how difficult to presume people innocent in that trial where the boston bombing massacre trial right? where the defense all but conceded his guilt and the jury still took its time back there. i thought all day long what are they doing? the defense has acknowledged his guilt. it's really a trial of whether or not he is going to face the death penalty. but because our system requires a presumption of innocence and really functions at its best when we presume people innocent, that is what our democracy especially in the criminal courts is all about. getting back to this case, we don't want polic

tsarnaev family. she says my son is like a prey torn to pieces by a predator referring to the court's sentencing of dzhokharout how the united states is the real terrorist. it is not just her sons killed but other sons of islam. it is a very ranting, long statement. i have a copy here. it is written in capital letters. it is punctuated throughout with emoticons of sad faces and things like that. this is what she has been saying all along. it reflects some of the views of her son as well. the united states essentially is engaged in a conspiracy to implicate her sons in the attack in boston and that ultimately the united states is victimizing muslims. that is the thrust of her statement. >> those views, if that reaches the jury that will determine the sentence of her son, will not help. matthew, thank you. >>> let's see what is coming up on "new day." chris cuomo. >> happy monday. did you do any spring cleaning j.b.? >> i did not. >> i did not ask you, christine, you have a tool like that called a husband. hillary clinton is in for president. we will take you deep on the unique challenge that is hillary. diff

charges. >>> well, the sentencing phase is underway for convicted boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev the jury will soon decide if he will spend the rest of his life in prison or sentenced to death. marcy gonzales has more. >> reporter: back in the courtroom today a battle for convicted bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev the jury that found him guilty on all charges are seated again for the penalty phase of the trial. some are calling on the government to take the death penalty off the table. there are many that fear a death sentence could lead to years of appeals. >> part of us getting on with our lives is this ending and it's not going to end when it keeps getting drawn out like this. a sentiment shared by the family of 8-year-old martin richard, who was killed in the attacks. >> as long as the defendant is in the spotlight we live a story told on his terms not ours. >> the defense will use that. >> the defense says it will help their case as they try to humanize the defendant saying he was influenced by his older brother, to avoid the ultimate punishment death. >>> federal officials say that

that's when the jury will consider whether or not to spare dzhokhar tsarnaev his life. >>> cnn national security analyst julia kayem, thanks for joining us. boston bomber dzhokhar tsarnaev was found guilty on all 30 counts and may face the death penalty. given the evidence and now the verdicts, of course, how likely is it that the 12 jurors will decide he should die for his crime? >> well, it's likely only in the sense that here in boston where there's not tremendous support for the death penalty, this jury is on the jury because they believe or could impose the death penalty. so in some ways they're kind of a minority in the state. but it is hard to tell at this stage. the defense has clearly a they areally about dzhokhar tsarnaev that he was this innocent, scared, manipulated younger brother. but for his older brother, he would have been just a normal kid. and that resonated throughout the guilty phase of the trial and clearly what the defense is going to go after now in this next stage. >> so what more would the defense need to do to try to push? because this is life or death, this d

. >>> dzhokhar tsarnaev has been convicted on all 30 counts on the 2013 boston marathon bombing, three people were killed and 260 hurt in the bombing, they will decide if the 21-year-old should be sentenced to death or get life in prison. we'll have a live report from boston coming up in the next half hour. >> to south carolina now where a north charleston police officer is charged with shooting an unarmed man to death. >> this shows the officer firing eight times at walter scott after he ran away from a traffic stop. katherine scott is here with more. >> reporter: good evening monica and shory. the lessons of ferguson missouri, were seen in every aspect of this story the mayor and police of north charleston condemned the shooting and the officer was quickly fired. the community is grieving and demanding answers. >> monica and sharrie, the mayor of north charleston said that the city will order 250 body cam trooz make sure every single person on their police force is equipped. karen traverers, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> there will be more on the deadly police shooting c

instead, dzhokhar tsarnaev stood in front of the court with his hands crossed in front of him with his head bowed. there was a point when he looked over the jury and then looked away. he followed the 30 charges on the sheet of paper turning it over occasionally. the judge now says that they move onto the penalty phase. they'll decide when the penalty is going to be. now massachusetts is a state that has outlawed the death penalty for its inmates. of course, this is a federal trial. although eric holder is the attorney general will soon be retire something opposed to the death penalty. he said it was his job to make sure that the law was applied to the full extent, and in this case he would seek the death penalty. and the prosecution believed they had a fairly strong case not least because remember at the end of that week during the boston bombing dzhokhar tsarnaev was found in a boat not far from boston from where the bombing took place. there he had written a note trying to explain why they had taken the action that they had taken. that, says the prosecution that he was not under the

tsarnaev the death penalty saying even supporters of the death penalty should have some qualming about putting dzhokhar tsarnaev to death. family members face conflict. liz norden, whose two sons each lost a leg in the attack knows what she wants. >> oh, i personally say justice to for me the death penalty. >> reporter: rebecca gregory isn't so shore. >> whether or not i'm for or against the death penalty i really don't feel like it's my judgment call and i'm glad i don't have to make the decision. >> reporter: that decision will be made by the same 12 jurors who convicted him, but that decision has to be unanimous. if one person votes against it dzhokhar tsarnaev will spend the rest of his life in prison. jeff? >> very good point. later we'll take a closer look at the possible death sentence with the counterterrorism chief john miller plus massachusetts senator elizabeth warren weighs in. that's ahead. >>> and in south carolina the white police officer charged with murdering a black man is also out of a job. north charleston police fired michael slager wednesday. vicente morales is in the detection ce

a federal jury will decide the fate of dzhokhar tsarnaev starting tomorrow morning. osing arguments wrapped up today, and don dahler is covering the trial in boston. >> reporter: prosecutor aloke chakravarty told jurors dzhokhar tsarnaev led two lives -- one the mild-mannered pot-smoking college kid, the other a committed jihadi bent on teaming up with his brother to reek revenge. he wanted to terrorize this country, chakravarty said. he wanted to punish america. [explosion] the jury was reminded of the violence of april 15, 2013, when bombs set by the tsarnaev brothers killed three people and injured hundreds more. once again they watched video of dzhokhar tsarnaev setting down his pressure cooker bomb. in front of him, the prosecutor said, he can't help but see a row of children along the barricade. including eight-year-old martin rifnard, whose entire body was shattered, eviscerated. after closing with a montage of horrific images from the bombing aftermath, accompanied by beyondy chants found on tsarnaev's mobile devices, chakravarty pointed at the defendant and s