National AM Buzz: NYC Bomb Plot Sentencing, Chardon School Shooting Suspect to be Arraigned Friday
By: NBC News, KARK 4 Today
Updated: June 8, 2012
NYC Bomb Plot Sentencing
The man who admits plotting to bomb New York City subways will be sentenced today.
Najibullah Zazi pleaded guilty to conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction and other charges back in February of 2010.
He told a federal judge he was trained by al Qaeda and he'd agreed to be a martyr. Zazi faces life in prison without parole.
Chardon School Shooting Suspect to be Arraigned Friday
The 17-year-old accused of going on a shooting spree in a Chardon, Ohio high school back in February will be arraigned today.
A grand jury indicted TJ Lane on Tuesday. He's charged as an adult for shooting to death three students and wounding three others.
Second Chance at Seahawks Mini-Camp
The Seattle Seahawks give a man who spent 5-years in prison for a crime he did not commit a second chance to pursue a childhood dream.
Brian Banks, a former star high school football prospect was exonerated of rape charges in California last month, after his accuser admitted she made up the story.
Banks says this was the second best day of his life, first, after being exonerated in May, and secondly, having the opportunity to tryout for the Seahawks.
Banks has tryouts scheduled with six NFL teams but the Seahawks already invited him to their mini-camp next week.
The man who admits plotting to bomb New York City subways will be sentenced today.
Najibullah Zazi pleaded guilty to conspiracy to use weapons of mass destruction and other charges back in February of 2010.
He told a federal judge he was trained by al Qaeda and he'd agreed to be a martyr. Zazi faces life in prison without parole.
Chardon School Shooting Suspect to be Arraigned Friday
The 17-year-old accused of going on a shooting spree in a Chardon, Ohio high school back in February will be arraigned today.
A grand jury indicted TJ Lane on Tuesday. He's charged as an adult for shooting to death three students and wounding three others.
Second Chance at Seahawks Mini-Camp
The Seattle Seahawks give a man who spent 5-years in prison for a crime he did not commit a second chance to pursue a childhood dream.
Brian Banks, a former star high school football prospect was exonerated of rape charges in California last month, after his accuser admitted she made up the story.
Banks says this was the second best day of his life, first, after being exonerated in May, and secondly, having the opportunity to tryout for the Seahawks.
Banks has tryouts scheduled with six NFL teams but the Seahawks already invited him to their mini-camp next week.
