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Formed in the united states. that category is the muslim terrorist. who is in that category? there are muslims, brown muslims, south asian behind ewe. christian arabs, sikh was turban was brown, white sikhs. the category is huge. >> valerie is right. despite a steady decline since 9/11 things are betting bad. hate criminals in the u.s. haves risen 0% since 2014. >> the first person killed in a hate crime after september 11th was a sikh man standing in front of his gas station in phoenix, arizona. he was a family friend. i called him uncle. and the man when he was arrested called himself patrio...

>> that's agreeable, your honor. >> thank you. >> aaron hernandez leaving the courtroom just sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. we heard just before that victim impact statements from his mother, sister, cousins, uncle. emotional statements. his mother saying odin was my only son. odin was the backbone of the family. the day he died i felt my heart stop beating. >> i wanted to go in that hole with him she said on the day she was burying her son. very emotional, very emotional moment in the courtroom especially when you take it in context of odin lloyd being killed j...

Highest moment of drama during this entire trial. . on one side of the courtroom you had the victim's family, let's not forget them and mention them first, odin lloyd's mother, his uncle, his girlfriend, his relatives who have been there each and every day literally holding on to each other as they waited to hear the verdict. and on the other side of the courtroom, aaron hernandez's mother and fiancee clutching each other as well. their bodies twitching as they waited to hear the verdict. aaron hernandez, as he walked in, his legs are in shackles. he stood with his lawyers as he wait to hear w...

Jury. thank everybody who worked on the case. my nephew odin was brought into my life. he was at the age of two years old and he's been with me ever since. he meant a lot to me. to see how he grew, the respect he had, the toughest thing for me is that i won't get to see him have a child and to treat that child like he did my own. my son called him uncle. the way he interacted with him

My son called him uncle. the way he interact with him is special to me. the way he treated his friends, his family, especially his sisters, from the age of 4, he had a big stature so everyone knew his sisters, you do something, you got to see him. and just the way he cared for them was very special to me. a lot of people won't see from the outside the value and riches