, the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad, and speed them up. Greetings, dear viewers , welcome to the news section at 19 00. The scientific Vice President signed an agreement on joint scientific and technological cooperation with the economic headquarters of the ministry of defense. This agreement in eight areas, including the mining industry. Oil and medicine and with 8 axes such as the production of strategic technological items and equipment was signed. A series of issues related to the implementation of largescale projects the fields of mining, Energy Fields , microelectronics and such fields have been defined, as well as an agreement for the joint use of Scientific Companies from the infrastructure of the ministry of defense and strengthening the network of Partner Companies with the ministry of defense. The economy of the ministry of defense is being managed and managed. I hope that by the end of next year , we will have concrete output that can be p
I cant breathe reporter as promises of rebuilding relationships now. All lives must be valued, all lives. Reporter cnn is with the family. I dont want nobody get locked up go through the same [ bleep ] that were going through all the time. Reporter america asking this morning, how could this have happened . You got to be kidding me. They didnt indict him . Thats crazy, ridiculous. I cannot believe that. Reporter lets talk, live in the cnn newsroom. And good morning, im carol costello. Thank you so much for joining me. I cant breathe that cry from eric garner shortly before his death at the hands of a new York City Police officer has become a rallying cry for protesters nationwide demanding change. Put your hands behind your back. I cant breathe. I cant breathe. I cant breathe. I cant breathe. I cant breathe. I cant breathe. A grand jury deciding not to indict the officer whose chokehold killed garner during his arrest in july for suspicion of selling loose cigarettes. Nypd. Reporter un
Between the public and the police . Well take a look at them. Another typhoon bearing down op the philippines. The island nation braces for another monster storm. Well, it is 1 00 a. M. In new york city right now where a night of sprawling night is winding down. Marching peacefully through manhattan, times square, across the Brooklyn Bridge and back again. Several dozen people have been arrested. The protests stretched across the u. S. From atlanta to pittsburgh to oakland. In chicago, demonstrators marched up Michigan Avenue and brought traffic to a stand still on lake shore drive. Theyre staging what they call a diein just blocks away from the white house. So many people are angry over what they sas aggressive and discriminatory practices by police. Were joined now live with the very latest. You were relaying just last hour, in fact, some incredible stories about some of the protesters there. Tell us what is happening right now and what you would say are the standout experiences in t
U. S. And around the world. Coming up right now americans take to the streets by the thousands to express their anger over what they see as a bias justice system. New details about the record of the new York City Police officer at the center of the latest controversy. Plus children caught in the middle of the battle against isis. How those who stayed behind in kobani are surviving somehow in a war zone. And a major typhoon bear downs in the philippines. Well show you its latest track. How people are preparing for a potential disaster. A lot of stories to get through at this hour, but first its been another night of protests in new york and in many cities across the state as demonstrators express their outrage about police and race relations. Weve seen this in new york to oakland to dallas, to kansas city as well. People filling the streets for a second straight night demanding change. Weve seen a black man being killed every 26 hours by Police Officers in this country. Its time we say
Island grand jury. Reporter its not much i got to tell you, brooke. Judge Steven Rooney in his ruling and a very quick ruling after the District Attorney asked for disclosure of some of the information, puts out this order that essentially details generally the types of information the grand jury was given and let me just run through it for you. Nine weeks of testimony and the jury sitting there for nine weeks listening to this stuff. 50 witnesses. 22 of those were nonPolice Officers or civilians as Law Enforcement likes to call them. Half were Police Officers or emts or doctors. This grand jury also heard or saw 60 exhibits including four videos. All of this entered into evidence. And thats it. Theyre not going to release the videos apparently. Theyre not going to release any of this evidence but theyre just telling you generally what the grand jury actually got to see and hear before they made that decision. Not very much at all. Certainly a lot less than we saw in the ferguson, miss