Arms and almost two weeks later the shooter was charged. Consider this, with similarities to the Trayvon Martin case, was racism involved . Also, toronto viewers will be seeing even more of rob ford. The scandal riddled mayor is getting a tv show. And the mobile game candy crush is pulling in millions of dollars a week, but is it and others like it are getting you looked like a drug . Self defense and heavy racial dynamics, theodore wafer is facing life in prison for shooting 19yearold Ranisha Mcbride to death. After rallies and vigils for mcbride, wafer was finally dieted in court. His name, theodore wafer. Until now authorities had refused to identify him. He appeared in court for the arraignment of the shooting of 19yearold Ranisha Mcbride. Second degree murder, manslaughter and possession of a firearm. Conviction could carry a life sentence. He said very little as he stood before a judge during his arraignment. We obviously do not feel that the evidence in this case feels that the
Good morning and welcome to al Jazeera America. Im stephanie sy. The future of american troops in afghanistan is being decided by a group of Afghan Tribal leaders. Afghan and american leaders said yes to a security deal and today afghan President Hamid karzai is pushing a council to accept it. The decision now lies with the loya jirga. Translation you are here representing the afghan nation. I was under pressure not to organise the loya jirga. When it comes to issues of National Significance it is important to hold the jirgas. Up to 15,000 troops could remain in the region if the security pact is signed, including 8,00012,000 american troops. It is entirely train, equip and assist there is no combat role for the United States force, and the bilateral Security Agreement is an effort to clarify for afghans and for United States military forces exactly what the rules are with respect to that ongoing relationship. Here are the terms of the deal u. S. Forces that remain after next year rece
And major corporations. What can we do for you . And now, bbc world news america. This is bbc world news america reporting from washington. Im katty kay. This was the place thatfirst made landfall. One week later this remote area of the philippines has no help. Corner of a remote the philippines. The storm cut it off from the world. The white house asked congress to do Nuclear Negotiations with iran a chance and to hold off on new sanctions. If were serious, there is no need for us to add new sanctions. And it is an art show like no other. Photographers are using a hashtag to show atlanta in a new light. Welcome to our viewers on Public Television in america and around the globe. One week after the typhoon devastated the philippines, the eight is finally starting to arrive. The uss George Washington has got to the area and it will triple the number of helicopters available to move supplies. There are still places which have quite literally been cut off by the storm. The firstm is guiua
On trial. 21 of the 29 defendants in the Corruption Case were in court today. It will be back on friday. For another hearing. many of the defendants in the script and its this charges including drugs still in good and Money Laundering but charges involving the sale of weapons has added a whole new dimension of the case. According to Court Documents as jackson who connected ye with the undercover agent who was looking to buy weapons. The hearing newt city to an International Arms deal that could get an undercover agent what he wanted the aged had asked for fire missiles cheered and automatic weapons three days and also led to meet the arms deal. But the meeting never happened. Said Court Documents said he enter introduced into dr. Wilson and glenn daily city dentist allegedly could get weapons from sources in the philippines. Dr. Lemmas won the 29 defendants indicted this Corruption Case. it is going at saigon. Dense and out of the park for holder opener today stands are pumped up now f
Of the population at the beginning of the year. When the worst happens in the west, the state, in most countries, steps in, and provides financial help. Can poorer nations ever hope to do the same . And would that help or hinder their economies . Thousands queue for precious work at an Industrial Estate in cavite, on the edge of the philippine capital, manila. Among them is genelyn mercado, a 29yearold mother of two. Shes been out of work for 5 months. [speaking native language] shes looking for work in a garments factory, to help bring up her two children. But her responsibilities dont end there. [speaking native language] mother of 3, juna evina, also once worked at cavite, making tshirts and underwear for upmarket american brand, dkny. [speaking native language] genelyn, juna, and their families are among the most vulnerable victims of the Global Economic slump. They lost their livelihoods as asia was rocked by the crash. In the philippines, gdp per head, or average wealth, fell for