Not out of the woods yet. What is next in the legal battle for chris brown, after a bizarre standoff and series of on line videos, before he was arrested at his Los Angeles Home yesterday. Also, he been for the first lady, dnc, welcome america festival. And hes only 11 years old. Philly born and bread, dj joins us in the studio to discuss his budding music career, of course hell spin for us. The white house . Can you believe that . Eleven years old. I cant wait to meet him. Ns so good, too. All right, debuting today, my new haircut. Hey, looks good. Short, isnt it . Somebody said like jim carrey, whats the name of that film, me myself and irene,. This is great. , i could be a cop. All need is aviators. I can use them today, it will, it will be bright, sunny, eight on one to ten scale. Humidity came down, came back from yesterdays nine to eight today. So ya, muggy the dog is here with us, see the umbrella for way late in the day, pop up showers and thunderstorms, i think Daylight Hours
Good morning, welcome to al jazeera. The jury in the Boston Marathon bombing trial will begin deliberations. Dzhokar tsarnaev faces 30 counts including several that could lead to the death penalty. The defense tried to persuade the jury that he was manipulated by his older brother tamerlan. The words lawyers used in closing arguments monday were consistent repeatedly referring to the now 21yearold Dzhokar Tsarnaev as a kid or teenager under the influence of his older brother. The prosecution repeated the assertion over and over again that the tsarnaevs were a team and partners in the Boston Marathon bombing that killed three and injured 260. Besides words the prosecution relied heavily on images of the 2013 attack during their 90 minute remarks during which some of the courtroom wiped away tears. Tsarnaev faces 17 counts which could result in death. The prosecution hopes they buy their argument. Hes expected to be found guilty because his lawyer admit his involvement but this Defense S
This is Al Jazeera America live from new york city. Im stephanie sy. For the First Time Since the death of Michael Brown last summer voters in ferguson, missouri are getting a stay in their government. Three seats are up for grabs. Currently only one of the Six City Council members is african american. Randall tell us what is at stake. Reporter this comes after a scathing report by the department of justice, finding widespread bias. Todays vote could have a major impact on the damage. There are 3 ward streets that are open. In ward 1, ward 2, and then the third. Both candidates are black. There is one member who is not running for reelection. So no matter what happens today, the council is guarantee to get at least one more african american. How much has racial tension been a part of the election conversation. Well the Race Relations in ferguson took a spotlight after the unarmed black man was killed by a police officer. That lead to months of protests a riot and allegations that fergu
Once upon a revolution. An egyptian story. He he is going to talk about this himself, so i am not. But it is reflective about the arab spring and how the us really had no idea that it was going to happen. And even people who worked with ngos in egypt did not know it would happen. I had a conversation with the person i worked with who was telling me working with children and telling me something is really going to happen and no one is listening. It was an early signal three or four weeks or so before the things were beginning to stir up. And it reflects under how little we often know about what is going on in our official life because our official life does not dig in and try and relate to people who are not part of official life. He has told us a story here of two people but more than that it is a story on the importance of journalists. He is a journalist here from beirut. This is really the 1st major presentation for this book. We welcome him again. He had an earlier book four years a
Makers here in new york city. Stephanie is on assignment to date stop you today. You will see her back shortly. There is no better place to go right now than the political earthquake in washington. As you probably already know, eric cantor was shockingly defeated in virginia last night. He was one of wall streets favorite congressman, bankers and bankers and traders believed he understood what they wanted to see happen and were among his Biggest Campaign contributors. His loss has immediate implications for a range of policy issues trickle to the business community. Latest. Ok brings us the and also with us is chuck gabriel, president of alpha partners, which advises Institutional Investors on matters of policy and politics. Hill, you are on capitol every day, and if im not mistaken, you saw eric cantor there yesterday, which had to Say Something about how he felt going into this primary election in virginia. It says a lot. He was at a gop News Conference in the morning. He was taking