location, surveillance that show the two men together and on the deadman s body, he found a wallet and keys to a receipt annual car that was rented in the name of aaron hernandez. the defense attorney says all of this is circumstantial evidence. but hernandez does face not only that first degree moral charge, but five other weapons charges as well. the judge said i am not going to grant him bail. obviously it s rare when you get bail with murder charges. jeffrey toobin is still with us. it s not unusual at all, you re charged with first degree murder, you ain t going to be getting bail. is that right? that s right, even though massachusetts doesn t have the death penalty, so he s not eligible for the death penal, but certainly he is eligible for life in prison. he s clearly a risk of flight, so they re not going to let him
will be something both sides give thought to. since we re hopping ash what is the difference between the two? not really as big a difference as it seems. each states defines these terms somewhat differently. in massachusetts, first degree murder is intentional murder, premeditated. so in essence, it s the same charge as zimmerman is facing. except he might be for first degree, but not second degree? in florida he could be, but massachusetts doesn t have the death penalty, so that s not an issue there. the audio has returned from the courtroom where george zimmerman s murder trial seems to be resuming.
not include state level offenses, for instance, the murder of that mit officer or the wounding of another. those charges are expected soon. but it is interesting because they say that the authorities are confident no more bombs are in the boston area and there are no other plotters involved. however, for what he s been charged with, he does face, at the federal level, because massachusetts doesn t have the death penalty he could get capital punishment. gretchen: it s interesting because the authorities are now saying that they believe there was no foreign help. but a lot of people are questioning that because what about that russia trip where the older brother was gone for up to six months recently to russia and the fact that the russian authorities alerted the f.b.i. in 2011 that they had concerns about him and becoming more radicalized? it s interesting that in just a short period of time, they deemed that there are no outside sources. i m not really they re the experts. they p
overseas, if there is people running away and you want to capture and not kill them, these dogs are perfect because it s a nonlethal approach to capture suspects. they can find people if they re hying in hidden rooms or anything like that. it s a good morale boost. there is not really any soldier overseas that doesn t enjoy hanging out with them. gretchen: that must be so important. so describe what you have around your neck. this is just a control device for his collar. it vibrates when i touch a button. gretchen: right. so can you show us some of the things you ve been able to train him? sure. we ll do some obedience. brian: wow. he s already outdone my dog. gretchen: mine, too oh, my gosh. mike, can you come to our house after this? brian: wow. gretchen: describe for us how these dogs are also classified,
they re not clear where that is. again, a very intense focus of this investigation. that official stresses that the gun traces are under way. massachusetts doesn t have the death penalty but officials say the teenager could face federal charges that carry the death penalty. there s still a lot of police work that has to be done but boston s police commissioner says he s confident the brothers were the two main actors. saying there s no indication they were taking orders from a terrorist group. i m confident that they were the two major actors in the violence that occurred. i am very sure we ll get to the bottom of the whole plot. and that s all i can say right now. i told the people of boston they could rest st easily, that the people who committed these attacks are either dead or