i m grateful to have him off the street. i m game full to show everyone the world that it s not tolerate the. this is not how we behave. reporter: shane o hara who held victims aft the bombing says he thinks tsarnaev should be sentenced to death. by putting confinement where he s able to watch tv and write and read and walk if he wanted to where there s other people that don t have that family member that isn t around. can t walk like they used to walk. reporter: now the jury is turning their attention to the sentencing phase of the trial. of the 30 charges charges, 17 carry the death pep tee. in boston, joel waldman fox news. we will continue to follow this story for you on our website at myfoxphilly.com. keep check the home page for updates right there. rape and cold in your fox 29 weather authority. here s a live look at sent city this is not exactly the type of weather many of us want in april. but the changes will continue. chief meteorologist scott williams
there was artillery at and the lz slips me. it s probably in the book. still at falcon. yeah, yeah, right. tell me about that night. i guess about the hour slips me, but we were getting these intermittent radio calls from we initially thought it was probably the north vietnamese who probably captured some of our equipment and they were using our radios to try to get us out of our relatively secure position back into the ambush area. but we were getting this one radio call was fairly consistent, and it was from the call sign of that was ghost 46. if you get an opportunity to interview john jennerette, that would be because his experience is one that i cannot imagine. i cannot imagine how what that must have been like. but at any rate, we got these calls. i was convinced that there were people still left in the ambush site, and that we needed to do something to try to get support for them or get them out. and at some point we decided we needed to go. so i
of the ambush. so we could pretty well concentrate most of our firepower. then again i did have indirect firepower weapons to help us out. what about the fire support? yeah, artillery and again, one of the guys wounded in my in the initial assault was my artillery f.o. but they had backup. their rtos, or their radio telephone operators were also skilled fire support guys. so we did get artillery support, particularly as we knew we were going to turn off the air coming in. we could do some night we used to call them night defensive fires to put them around the perimeter. so, yeah, we did have that. there was artillery at and the lz slips me. it s probably in the book. still at falcon. yeah, yeah, right. tell me about that night. i guess about the hour slips me, but we were getting these intermittent radio calls from we initially thought it was probably the north vietnamese who probably captured some of our equipment and they were using our radios to try
stretchers that had been dropped off by the medevac guys coming in to go out into the lz. we are assuming we get a single radio call, probably not a lot of folks out there. probably. i don t remember the number but whatever the number was, we took enough guys to do two men stretches. i would imagine the maybe 15 guys went out. and we did sends a medic with them. his name is daniel torres. they get into the lc or kill zone. and so i include calls back and i said there s not one guy out here. there are a whole lot of guys out here. we can t bring them all back. i said okay, you need to make a decision. some of these guys are in bad shape. tully had come in with his company and brought his medical team which gave us additional medical support. some of the guys need treatment. i knew that i had missing folks from my unit. part of the sojourn into that hell was looking for a company guys. the other guys i didn t i mean, they were there was some concern but there was mo