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course i'm willing to give the death penalty, but when rubber meets the road and you're asked to send somebody to death that's a different story. so i think the prosecution's going to have to deal with that. >> this is being tried in the state that does not have the death penalty. which is why the state took over. so he could actually get the death penalty. but the pool is from a community that has not wanted the death penalty. >> as we look at the victims, we don't want to forget about them today as we're talking about these guilty verdicts coming in for the zft martin richards. count five, guilty, possession and use of a fire arm, pressure cooker bomb number two during and in relation to a crime of violence resulting in death, and aiding and abetting, death penalty charge here again, brian. >> the fact gretchen that they're finding guilt on the aiding and abetting is very
final count to come in to see if this is complete and it is. count 30, guilty as well. count 30, use or carrying of the semi-automatic gun, as well as pipe bomb number three, now every single charge against dzhokhar star tsarnaev, the marathon bombing suspect now found guilty. we're moving on to aggravating and mitigating factors whether dzhokhar tsarnaev will face life or death. >> back in the studio here with attorneys brian and jonah. wlrt all right so out of the 30 counts, he's guilty of all of them. if it weren't such a horrific and sad moment, a lot v of people feel that this is exactly
hours to do it, they gave it enough attention they didn't just blindly check boxes, i'm assuming, now it's show time. they have 17 chances to give the opportunity for us to put him to death. >> if he's found guilty brian of even one of these death penalty charges, it goes to the next phase, right. >> i would agree, gretchen, with 95 witnesses and only 11 hours of deliberation, that tells me that this jury was in agreement on nearly every count and that does not bode well for this defendant. >> this morning they had two questions, they asked whether a conspiracy can pertain to either a sequence of events of a single event. they also asked about the difference between aiding and abetting, what does that tell you? >> that's actually very curious, what are they referring to, if a conspiracy can relate to an event or series of events, does
stage in the trial to the victims to their family members. just one aspect of the people in boston looking at this now as a point going forward, finally offer some sense of peace, what can be offered at least at this stage. >> all right. live for us throughout the hour. we just want to bring people up to speed that there was microphones outside of the courthouse. that is not apparently where the family members and survivors are going to come. they're going to what you see on your screen right here. we're awaiting that as they make their way from the courtroom. this is typical, right? is it not jonna and brian that after a case like this, i guess the victims and the survivors, they want to be able to say how they felt, they want to be able to talk about any sort of justice they feel has been served today? >> and they deserve to. and they deserve to have the spotlight on them. in a court of law they have the
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 is pressure cooker bomb number two, resulting in death and aiding and abetting. we have six of these bombs, now we're on to bomb number two, which is count number two in this case. dzhokhar tsarnaev guilty on count four. now we're four out of four. i'm trying to remember what my train of thought was on the death penalty. during how important was it, brian? >> i'm not sure every juror is going to tell you the truth, they might tell you, yes, of