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RT America -- November 11, 2014

Published 12 Nov, 2014 03:27 | Updated 12 Nov, 2014 03:27

As the public celebrates Veterans Day, President Barack Obama’s administration is preparing to double the number of ground forces in Iraq. The recently announced plan to send more soldiers to fight the Islamic State is endorsed by Pentagon officials, and contradicts earlier statements by Obama and other leaders who at the beginning of the anti-ISIS military campaign promised there would be “no boots on the ground.” Doctoral researcher Jake Diliberto joins RT’s Ameera David to discuss.

Ferguson, MO officials are preparing for “all worst-case scenarios” that may result from a grand jury’s upcoming decision. The panel is expected to soon decide whether the police officer who shot and killed African-American teenager Michael Brown will face criminal charges, with many in the community worried whatever decision is reached may lead to further unrest. RT’s Manuel Rapalo is on the ground in Ferguson with more details.

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