2016年10月1日 星期六

Former Power Rangers actor Ricardo Medina pleads not guilty to murder


Ex-Power Rangers actor Ricardo Medina has pleaded not guilty to murdering his roommate with a sword.

Prosecutors say Medina stabbed Joshua Sutter several times in the stomach last year at their house in Green Valley, a mountain town north of Los Angeles.

It's claimed the two were arguing over Medina's girlfriend.

He could face 26 years to life in prison if convicted.

Authorities say after the attack, Medina called emergency services and waited for police to arrive.

Speaking three days after the attack on January 31 in 2015, the actor said he was "very sorry".

Ricardo Medina, who played the Red Ranger on Power Rangers Wild Force in 2002, said he and a female friend locked themselves in his bedroom after a row with Joshua Sutter.

He claimed his flatmate kicked the door open, at which point he grabbed the sword to protect himself.

The actor, who was initially arrested after calling 911, denies murder.

The 37-year-old was also the voice of Deker on Power Rangers Samurai in 2011 and 2012.

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William and Kate go fishing in Canada


The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been fishing for salmon in waters that residents say are threatened by a liquid natural gas project, on the penultimate day of their Canadian tour.

Earlier they travelled by canoe to Haida Gwaii - meaning "islands of the people" - home to 5,000 inhabitants.

The BBC's Peter Hunt reports.



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Timelapse of Mexico's Colima volcano erupting


Communities nearby were evacuated as Mexico's Colima volcano became more active.



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Up close at the 'Olympics of Chinese food'


An event known as 'the Olympics of Chinese food' has just taken place in Rotterdam - the first time it's been held outside of Asia.

Go further behind the scenes at the event with this episode of The Food Chain.

Video journalist: Vivienne Nunis



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'Trust me, I'm a Soweto tattoo artist'


Tattoos have become quite popular in South Africa, appealing to a young urban crowd.

But as tattoo artist Sibusiso Nkabinde explained to the BBC's Africa Business Report, setting up a studio in Soweto did not come without its challenges.

Video journalist: Christian Parkinson



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