VOA慢速英語: Tsarnaev在波士頓爆炸案中的所有指控都成立

[00:00.00]Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was found guilty [00:04.91]on all 30 charges Wednesday linked [00:08.13]to the Boston Marathon bombing. [00:10.78]Jurors spent a little more than 11 hours [00:14.32]considering the evidence. [00:15.85]The triallasted 16 days. [00:18.94]Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was found guilty [00:22.62]of several counts in connection with [00:25.79]thedeaths of four people in and after [00:28.91]the 2013 Boston Marathon bombing. [00:32.57]Twobombs exploded near the marathon finish line [00:37.89]on April 15, 2013. Three peopledied. [00:43.57]More than 260 other people were injured. [00:47.01]A police officer was shot andkilled [00:50.39]on April 18, 2013, as Dzhokhar and his older brother, [00:54.04]Tamerlan,attempted to escape police. [00:59.27]The 21-year-old Dzhokhar Tsarnaev [01:02.92]faces possible death sentences formany [01:06.77]of the 30 guilty findings. [01:09.50]The state of Massachusetts has not [01:12.42]executedanyone since 1947. [01:16.22]Kurdish security officials say [01:19.79]the Islamic State group has freed [01:23.43]at least 216members of Iraq's Yazidi community. [01:29.41]They had been captives for eightmonths. [01:32.61]Witnesses say the release [01:36.07]took place Wednesday in the northern province ofKirkuk. [01:39.84]The mass release is the second of its kind, [01:43.65]after some 200 Yazidis were freedin January [01:48.53]by the Islamic State group [01:51.04]following five months in captivity. [01:54.35]An Afghan soldier shot and killed a U.S. soldier [02:00.79]Wednesday in Jalalabad,Afghanistan. [02:04.63]He also shot and wounded at least two others. [02:08.60]The Afghansoldier was killed in return fire. [02:12.89]A senior American diplomat had just [02:16.83]finished security talks with area [02:19.49]leadersin Jalalabad. [02:21.49]The region’s police chief [02:23.83]said a group of American soldiershelped [02:27.82]with security for the high-level meeting. [02:30.62]The police chief said the Afghan soldier [02:33.97]began to shoot at the Americansoldiers [02:36.62]as they were leaving the area. [02:39.31]Officials say they are investigating the attack. [02:42.94]Words in the News [02:46.52]execute – v. to kill (someone) especially [02:50.57]as punishment for a crime [02:53.17]captive – n. someone who is captured [02:57.29]and kept as a prisoner [02:59.62]senior – adj. high level [03:03.97]region – n. a part of a country, [03:07.61]of the world, etc., that is different or [03:10.72]separatefrom other parts in some way

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