A federal jury in Miami is returning for a second day of
deliberations in the trial of a Muslim cleric accused of sending
money to the Pakistani Taliban terror organization.  The
12-person panel deliberated for about five hours Tuesday but
left without deciding the fate of 77-year-old Hafiz Khan. They
will resume discussions Wednesday.  Khan is accused of funneling
about $50,000 to the Pakistani Taliban, which has been linked to
numerous violent attacks including the 2010 attempt to bomb New
York's Times Square.  Kahn testified that the money was for
family, for charity, and for a religious school he owns in
Pakistan's Swat Valley. He denied supporting the Taliban.  If
convicted, Khan faces up to 15 years in prison on each of four
terrorism support-related charges.