North. The African Americans who paved the way and the trailblazing painter who captured it. It. We begin with the Iranian Nuclear accord, a day after the deal reaction ask raging from euphoria to outright alarm. In tehran, a heros welcome for irans chief negotiator foreign minister zarif. A weary john kerry back on u. S. Soil facing the oncing of america and americas lawmakers. Mike viqueria. Stwr josh reporter josh earnest says it will there is no way to convince everyone that iran wants to make a deal. Thats why our approach to these negotiations have been to distrust and verify. Reporter that distrust runs both ways. Key points to the deal announced by the administration have not been publicly confirmed by iran. Like how much low enriched uranium will the iran be able to keep . Iran wants a boosting of its economy, could the sanctions could be reimposed if iran does not go through with the deal. The white house must balance its commitments to iran with the politics of congress wher
Ending up in prison as adults. Police drop the gun do it now. The bigger challenge how to make a good decision under stressful circumstances. Life or death. In this country that is the debate now for what the ultimate price should be for people convicted of the most heinous crimes. As youll see in a moment at the center of that debate is this haunting question. What happens if we get it wrong . A life spent behind bars is a nightmare scenario for the wrongly convicted and death is obviously irreversible. According to amnesty international, the u. S. Put 35 inmates to death. The fifth most in the world ranking right behind iraq and sudan. The number of executions conducted worldwide dropped in 2013 compared to the year before. America was no exception. The u. S. Put to death the fewest inmates since 1984. 80 of those executions took place in three states, missouri, texas introduce was the first of four inmates scheduled to be executed in texas this month. Like other states where the Dea
Texas justice, executed for murdering his three children. New accusations. I straight up lied lied the prosecutor broke to law to make him look guilty. 147 people did not. The Early Morning attack carried out by al shabaab was brazen and almost unimaginable. But first, a day of history. Thats what president obama is calling the deal today with iran over its Nuclear Program. Here iranian citizens flash victory signs in response to the agreement. One prompting both celebration and concern. Now, the president says the deal will prevent iran from ever building a Nuclear Program and could resolve one of the greatest threats to world security. Reporter after round the clock make or break negotiations, these World Leaders are celebrating what they hope will be a historic moment. The eu high representative made the announcement with the Iranian Foreign minister. Details on how irans Nuclear Program will be restricted in phases over a 25year period. Its centrifuges cut from 19,000 to 6,000 and
New way to help juveniles from ending up in prison as adults. Police drop the gun do it now. The bigger challenge how to make a good decision under stressful circumstances. Life or death. In this country, that is the debate now for what the ultimate price should be for people convicted of the most heinous crimes. As youll see in a moment at the center of that debate is this haunting question. What happens if we get it wrong . A life spent behind bars is a nightmare scenario for the wrongly convicted and death is obviously irreversible. According to amnesty international, the u. S. Put 35 inmates to death. The fifth most in the world ranking right behind iraq and sudan. The number of executions conducted worldwide dropped in 2013 compared to the year before. America was no exception. The u. S. Put to death the fewest inmates since 1984. 80 of those executions took place in three states, missouri texas , introduce was the first of four inmates scheduled to be executed in texas this month
The scandal wont end his career. This is Al Jazeera America live from new york city, im libby casey. We begin with breaking news and new details emerging at this hour in the deadly shooting at a university in kenya. Officials say upwards of 70 people are now dead. Theres also word that at least 500 hostages have been rescued. Malcolm webb is in garissa with the latest on the shooting. Reporter we are just a short distance down the road from the university and there has been firing going on for hours and a short while ago, it peaked in a heavy firefighting and it appeared heavy weapons were fired. Thats all stopped and its calm. We spoke to two different people who were inside the university campus. They say its over and they say most of the remaining hostages inside have been killed. We dont have any exact numbers and these arent officially confirmed yet but the eyewitnesses we have spoken to in there one student was 23 years old. And she said she was stepping over more body than she c