Boston Marathon jury suspended over sick juror
The Boston Marathon bombing trial paused as one juror fell ill. Judge George O Toole Jr said the juror would likely return by Monday, with court not in session Fridays. Dzhokhar Tsarnaev remains on trial for life after a verdict on 30 charges, including death-penalty-eligibility. He faced testimony about his childhood and teachers described him as a hardworking boy with a bright future. Meanwhile in Vermont, Senator Bernie Sanders announced his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, promising to challenge Clinton beyond raising progressive issues and urging broad support across the country.
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Baltimore police finish Gray death report for prosecutor
Baltimore police completed their investigation into the death of Fred Gray and handed the findings to prosecutors one day before the deadline. The state's attorney will review the materials, consider charges, and determine next steps. Gray was arrested after running from officers, was restrained, and died a week later from spinal injuries.
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Teenager Rescued Alive After Five Days in Nepal Quake Rubble
In Kathmandu a 15 year old named Pemba Tamang was pulled from the seven story building rubble after five days trapped by the magnitude 7.8 earthquake. Rescuers including an American team aided, the boy spoke his name and address and received water. The relief occurred amid ongoing aftershocks and a city bracing for more tremors that have killed thousands and left many homeless.
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Nigerian army rescues more Boko Haram captives in Sambisa fights
Nigerian army spokesman Col. Sani Usman says in nine battles across Sambisa Forest, additional women and children abducted by Boko Haram were freed. Casualties include a soldier and a woman. eight women wounded and four soldiers injured. Some freed women previously held in captivity opened fire on rescuers. Veterans warn need for intensive psychological care. Combat tanks and high caliber munitions were recovered or destroyed.
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North Korean leader not coming to Moscow for Victory Day
Kremlin says Kim Jong Un will not attend Moscow's May 9 Victory Day celebration. Putin spokesman cited internal matters as the reason, despite early invitations from Russia. Analysts note risks of straining ties with China and Kim's need to solidify control at home.
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