ring between evander holy field and mitt romney. all for charity and all for a few good laughs as well. the weigh in happened last night. the 68-year-old politician has a 60-pound deficit when lined up against holyfield, all for a good cause, tour e is here joining us to talk about this. this is an event that is raising millions for a non-profit called charity vision. this is a charity that helps patients in the poorest countries regain their sight. i thought why not a few years ago, mitt romney, this so humanizes you, no? why not have a professional boxing match a few years ago when he was still considering possibly being president one day? this clearly says i will no longer be seeking the office of the presidency. this is cool though we have seen a more relaxed mitt romney. let s tick off the box and know he s in excellent looking shape for a 68-year-old man.
could the people of boston of massachusetts send someone to death? massachusetts does not have the death penalty but that s a state issue. this is a federal issue. when we look through this list about the jurors almost all of them say they are open to the death penalty only one woman said she was against the death penalty. but still open to it. clearly the people who are selected and people of boston were selected for this trial were more than open. they were willing and today we found out they were able to give the death penalty to dzhokhar tsarnaev. what is the scene out there right now, ronan? reporter: the reality, tour e, there is no good news here. this is a dark trial dark story. the atmosphere here in turn is tense on ground. there are reporters assembled and gaggle behind me waiting to see who comes out, watching the mood of the protesters who also seem tense right now. again, people with signs picketing outside the front of the building. i m in the back.
most difficult thing for him to deal with is the fact his brother led us into the war on this questionable rational. embracing his brother and also embracing money. tour e mentioned this politico piece, taking his time to get into the race and in the meantime aides say raising up to $100 million based on individuals and super pacs and their argument is that might hurt him because he could be rusty and not introducing himself as a full-on candidate, to which i would say at this point isn t money all that mat ares. is he doing the right thing here? i think it s a great strategy. you re seeing jeb bush prepare to run the first super pac campaign. we ve had these dark money groups in there for a long time but this is the first time where the super pac may have more money and better advisers than the official campaign. so what he s doing is he s allowing himself to be hidden from the pesky campaign finance regulations and campaign contribution limits that will come in when he has to off
reporter: hey there, tour e, the court ended earlier than usual today and finished with the witness who was the high school wrestling coach of dzhokhar tsarnaev. this is a string of witnesses going back to yesterday with the family and now today with high school classmates and college classmates as well all trying to normalize dzhokhar tsarnaev and what the defense is trying to do, show them that this was a young man who by all accounts was as american as kids come and how he searched the internet and things he did online before apparently his older brother roped him into this plot to bomb the marathon two years ago. one of the witnesses we expect to hear from today and we think we may hear from tomorrow this could be interesting testimony, an official with the bureau of prisons in colorado and the defense in opening this penalty phase said to the jury that if the jury is intent on getting rid of dzhokhar tsarnaev and not hearing from him again, that life in prison without parole is
the positivity i felt i felt all week. there was one incident of a few, couple hundred kids that we have to keep in minds the pathology that went into what they did. that was one group of people the protests have been peaceful the entire time. such an important thing and needs to be said joy. i want to point out the state attorney woman in charge of a lot of this marilyn mosby, heard her present the report. she has been incredibly impressive giving us all details of day one. i thought she handled herself impressively and showing real compassion and anger as she rightfully should. tour e, as joy was mentioning, this is a reminder for all of us to take a step back here and do a little bit of soul searching and realizing what s going on here. how do we make proper changes but also the importance of media here and shining a light on what s going on not just in baltimore but in cities all over