charges and 175 years in prison today in london will make the final decision on the extradition of wikileaks founder jolian asandge to the united states. and in the state of maryland, the ship crashed into a bridge support, causing a collapse. hello, you are watching news on ntv in studio egor. ivanov. the basmany court arrested another, already the eighth person involved in the case of the terrorist attack in crocus city hall. this is a native of kyrgyzstan, alisher kasimov. judging by the information provided by the news agent, he rented out the apartment to terrorists. kasimov himself stated that he advertised housing for rent on the internet and knew nothing about the plans of his tenants. since sunday , four people have been arrested, whom investigators consider to be the direct perpetrators of the terrorist attack and their three alleged accomplices. the search operation at the spontaneous memorial continues, people are still carrying candle flowers. ntv correspondent ksenia ignatova works near the crocus city hall building. she has the latest information on the progress of search effo

provides more assurances about how the wikileaks publisher will be treated in u.s. custody. >> today's decision is astounding. the courts recognize that julian is exposed to a flagrant denial of his freedom of expression rights, that he is been discriminated against on the basis of his nationality -- an australian -- and that he remains exposed to the death penalty. amy: we will hear from julian assange's wife and then speak to the british mp, former labor leader jeremy corbyn. plus, a judge in new york has decided the first of donald trump's four criminal trials will begin april 15. we will speak to pulitzer prize winning journalist david cay johnston. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. the high court in london has put the extradition of julian assange on hold until the u.s. provides more assurances about how the wikileaks publisher will be treated in u.s. custody. the court asked for u.s. assurances assange will be permitted to rely on the first amendment, that he will not be discri

to check the latest legal status of julian assange, the founder of wikileaks and the whistleblower ofrican crimes against civilians in the iraq and afghanistan wars, we want to go to the city of bass, england, to talk with mr. matthew alfred, a writer and professor at the university of bass, england. you talk mr. alfred, do you have my voice? some of the media that are in england and that have a very close cooperation with sasan and also publish a lot of important information from wikileaks, it must be said that these media announced that it will be easy for julian to make this decision useful and correct. he described his benefit, but it should also be said that julian assange is not in an interesting situation in british prisons, and if america gives guarantees that he will not be executed in america, this extradition will continue. it cannot be said that this decision is in favor of julian assange. it has been and in fact it can be said that it cannot be he said that this decision of the british court was a fair decision for them, or they wanted a guarantee or were looking for just

wikileaks founderjulian assange has been told at the high court in london that he faces a further waiteal against his extradition to the united states. thejudgment said he will be able to appeal, unless assurances are received from the us that the death penalty will not be applied. mr assange faces 18 charges relating to the publication of thousands of sensitive documents, about the wars in afghanistan and iraq. earlier i was joined by the bbc�*s diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley, who explained more. it was a written judgment. it was 66 pages long and people are still trying to digest all the details. but essentially, it was a highly anticipated verdict because it had been thought that this could be the very end of the legal road forjulian assange in the british courts, although he could still appeal to the european court of human rights against extradition. but instead we've got this slightly kind of mixed verdict, which amounts, i would say, to a temporary reprieve forjulian assange. the us now has three weeks to provide those assurances to the uk, to the british courts, assu

they are close -- accuse him of leaking military records on wikileaks over a decade ago. staying inside the ecuadorian -- he was arrested by british authorities, he still in prison. they are trying to get him extradited back to the u.s. and want him to stand trial here. the court said they will only extradite him if the u.s. assures he will not get the death penalty. they gave the u.s. three weeks to make those assurances, otherwise he cannot challenge this extradition. >> oscar-winning actor has been named in a battle against sean diddy combs. roddy jones filed his original lawsuit against combs last month, he claims combs sexually harassed, drugged, and threatened him for more than a year's. cuba gooding was added to that list, he alleges the actor groped him on a yacht rented by sean combs last january, facing sexual assault allegations before. he pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor charges that he kissed a worker at a nightclub in 2016. >> just got here he joins us. >>> the massive and devastating blow to the city of baltimore, the historic bridge came down collapsing aft

damage to public and private property. a british court has ended a temporary temporary reprieved to wikileakscould take his case to an appeal's hearing if the us government fails to provide the court with suitable assurances. say purza has your story. to juliana sanja's supporters, legal team and family, another disappointment. in the uk's justice system, now the uk courts have invited the united states to issue assurances, the biden administration should not issue assurances, they should drop this shameful case that should never have been brought. julian should never have been in single day. this is a shame on every democracy. based on the new judgment, in three weeks the us should give assurances that assange will not face the death penalty in the us before judges consider. missing the wikileaks founders bid to bring an extradition appeal. it all comes despite revelations in 2021 that senior cia officials during the trump administration had discussed abducting and even assassinating assange from the ecuadorian embassy where he had sought asylum for seven years. it is for publishing images l

sudden, wikileaks then. leaked emails wikileaks then. all of a sudden, your hillary clinton emails wikileaks then. all of a sudden, your hillary clinton , emails wikileaks then. all of a sudden, your hillary clinton , and nails wikileaks then. all of a sudden, your hillary clinton , and allls wikileaks then. all of a sudden, your hillary clinton , and all of from hillary clinton, and all of a sudden wikileaks had some value. so this has become a sort of a kind political football of a kind of political football over it ? over there, hasn't it? >> yeah. political football, a political hot potato. now for the biden administration , during the biden administration, during an election year, they i don't believe they want , you know, a believe they want, you know, a publisher, a journalist, coming to their soil in a in a huge free speech case during an election period, this was, really ramped up under the trump administration. it was, mike pompeo who was then, cia director who sort of issued this weird fatwire typ

wikileaks founder juliana assange will be able to continue to challenge the extradition decision to thestates in british courts. a london court ruled in his favor. to prove that asandzh’s rights will be respected in the states and that he does not face the death penalty, the american authorities have exactly 3 weeks. the us government intends to involve the australian in responsibility, accuses him of espionage. for the publication of documents. which in particular relate to war crimes by the american army in afghanistan and the middle east, the founder of wikileaks faces up to 175 years in prison. a terrorist attack was prevented in the samara region; according to the fsb, it was prepared by an accomplice of the terrorist organization russian volunteer corps, banned in our country. he planned to cause an explosion at a humanitarian aid reception point for one of the volunteer organizations. to do this, i took a homemade explosive from the stash device, but during his arrest he blew himself up with it. none of the security forces or civilians were injured. at the attacker’s place of res

british course handed a temporary reprieve to wikileaks founder julian assanch in his fight against extradition to the us. two judges have ruled that assange could take his case to an appeal. a court if the us government fails to provide the court with suitable assurances, pressure reports, to julian asange supporters, legal team and family, another disappointment in the uk's justice system. now the uk courts have invited the united states to issue assurances, the biden administration should not issue assurances, they should drop. this shameful case that should never have been brought. julian should never have been in prison for a single day. this is a shame on every democracy. based on the new judgment, in three weeks, the us should give assurances that assanj will not face the death penalty in the us, before judges consider dismissing the wikileaks founder's bid to bring an extradition appeal. it all comes despite revelations in 2021 that senior cia. a officials during the trump administration had discussed abducting and even assassinating assign from the ecuadorian embassy where he had sough

the founder of wikileaks due to the publication of more than 91 thousand documents of the actions of the american military during the occupation of afghanistan. and iraq is wanted by washington, including the images of the killing of iraqi people by us helicopters in 2007. asanesh has been kept in a high-security prison in the british capital for four years. the un says the world has become more unsafe for migrants. a global report called the case of missing migrants says: in the last decade, more than 63,000 refugees have been killed or disappeared on the migration route . also, the mediteranean sea has been called the world's biggest killing ground for immigrants with more than 28 thousand deaths registered in the last decade. in this report one out of every three migrants killed was fleeing war-torn countries. after the wave of immigration to europe in 2015 to 2016 , european countries. creating more obstacles for the sea passage of migrants, which according to social activists is one of the factors of increasing mortality, and the environmentalists and environmental activists of

a british court has handed a temporary reprieve to wikileaks founder julian nassange in his fight against extradition to the us. two judges have ruled the song could take his case to an appeal's hearing if the us government fails to provide the court with suitable assurances. press tv said puriraza reports. to julian asange's supporters, legal team and family, another disappointment in the uk's. justice system, now the uk courts have invited the united states to issue assurances that biden administration should not issue assurances, they should drop this shameful case that should never have been brought. julian should never have been in prison for a single day. this is a shame on every democracy. based on the new judgment, in three weeks the us should give assurances that assange will not face the death penalty in the us before judges consider dismiss. the wikileaks founders bid to bring an extradition appeal. it all comes despite revelations in 2021 that senior cia officials during the trump administration had discussed abducting and even assassinating assange from the ecuadorian embassy

us before judges consider dismissing the wikileaks founder's bid to bring an extradition appeal. it all comes despite revelations in 2021 that senior cia officials during the trump administration had discussed abducting and even assassinating assange from the ecuadorian embassy where he had sought asylum for seven years. it is for publishing images like these and nearly half. million other classified documents relating to the us lead wars in iraq and afghanistan that the american government once assange extradited. his supporters say they fear he will be jailed for life. to julian asanja's supporters, this is not just about the extradition of one man, but also about the profound consequences that will have for press freedom here and around the world. a fact highlighted by those 'who have campaigned for years to secure asanj's freedom, the message that julian assan's extradition case will send around the world is that a united states department of justice can reach out anywhere in the world, whether you're a british citizen, whether you're an australian citizen, wherever you're fr

a british court is handed a temporary reprief to wikileaks founder julian assange in his fight. against extradition to the us. now two judges have ruled that assange could take his case to an appeal hearing if the us government fails to provide the court with suitable assurances. press tv, sai puerza has your story out of london. to juliana sanje's supporters, legal team and family, another disappointment in the uk's justice system. now the uk courts have invited the united states to issue assurances. that biden administration should not issue assurances, they should drop this shameful case that should never have been brought. julian should never have been in prison for a single day. this is a shame on every democracy. based on the new judgement, in three weeks the us should give assurances that assage will not face the death penalty in the us, before judges consider dismissing the wikileaks founders bid to bring an extradition appeal. it all comes despite revelations in 2021 that senior cia officials during the trump administration had discussed abducting and even assassinating assange

huge material damage to public and private property. british court has handed a temporary reprieve to wikileaks an appeal here. if us government fails to provide the court with suitable assurances. reports out of london. to julian asange supporters, legal team and family, another disappointment in the uk's justice system. now the uk courts have invited the united states to issue assurances that biden administration should not issue assurances, they should drop this. shameful case that should never have been brought. julian should never have been in prison for a single day. this is a shame on every democracy. based on the new judgment, in three weeks the us should give assurances that assanj will not face the death penalty in the us, before judges consider dismissing the wikileaks founders bid to bring an extradition appeal. it all comes despite revelations in 2021 that senior cia. officials during the trump administration had discussed abducting and even assassinating assign from the ecuadorian embassy, where he had sought asylum for seven years. it is for publishing images like these, and near

bombard and terrorize them. reporting for press tv. a british court has handed a temporary reprieve to wikileaks founder julian in his fight against extradition to the us. two judges have ruled that assange could take his case to an appeal's hearing if the us government fails to provide the court with suitable assurances. press tv's saipora reports. to julian asanja's supporters, legal team and family, another disappointment in the uk's justice system. now the uk courts have invited the united states to issue assurances. the biden administration should not issue assurances, they should drop this shameful case that should never have been brought. julian should never have been imprisoned for a single day. this is a shame on every democracy. based on the new judgment, in three weeks the us should give assurances that assanj will not face the death penalty in the u.s., before judges consider dismissing the wikileaks founders bid to bring an extradition appeal. it all comes despite revelations in 2021 that senior cia officials during the trump administration had discussed abducting and even assassina

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time now for the... social media post, first one is from wikileaks a wikileaks cable uh reveals israel told us officials in 2008 that it would keep gaza's economy on the brink of collapse while avoiding a humanitarian crisis in gaza. next up, uncle sam, hiding fact it said that israel's economy, dying higher interest rates market demanded from israelis, the spread between the israel bonds and us treasuries has never been wider. this is vote of no confidence from mark. year bonds and finally, bricks countries are not only abandoning the us dollar as is reserved currency, they're actually sanctioning the us and israel, how big of an impact will this have on our economy? hi guys, i'm here in dubai right now and something massive has just happened, the bricks countries of which dubai which is part of the united arab emirates, the bricks countries have actually... put embargos on the united states of america and israel, significant embargos and they've uh, they've literally turned the whole tables, because america have always shown their power because they control of the federal reserve for

tim now for the social media post, the first one is from wikileaks a wikileaks cable uh reveals israel told us officials in 2008 that it would keep gaza's economy on the brink of collapse while avoiding a humanitarian crisis in gaza. next up, uncle sam, hiding fact it said that israel's economy dying, higher interest rates market demanded from israelis, the spread between the israel bonds and us treasuries has never been wider. this is vote of no confidence. from market, which the israelis and americans are trying to keep secret, that is something that needs to be looked at closer. maybe this might have some kind of clue to what we just read. this post says the us treasury managed to underwrite a record issue of israeli bonds to continue the war, we call it the onslot against the arabs in gaza. the war financing comprised of $2 billion dollars of five-year bonds and $3 billion dollar each of 10. and 30-year bonds and finally bricks countries are not only abandoning the us dollar as its reserve currency, they're actually sanctioning the us and israel, how big of an impact will this have

, a wikileaks cable reveals israel told us officials in 2008 that it would keep gaza's economy on the brink of collapse while avoiding a humanitarian crisis in gaza. next up, uncle sam, hiding fac it said that israel's. economy dying, higher interest rates market demanded from israelies, the spread between the israel bonds and us treasuries has never been wider. this is vote of no confidence from a market, which the israelis and americans are trying to keep secret. that is something that needs to be looked at closer. maybe this might have some kind of clue to what we just read. this post says the us treasury managed to underwrite a record issue of. is bonds to continue the war, we call it the onslot against the arabs in gaza. the war financing comprised of two billion dollars of five year bonds and $3 billion dollar each of 10 and 30-year bonds. and finally, bricks countries are not only abandoning the us dollar as is reserved currency, they're actually sanctioning the us and israel. how big of an impact will this have on our economy? hi guys, i'm... i'm here in dubai right now and so

give assurances that asanj will not face the death. in the us before judges consider dismissing the wikileaks founder's bid to bring an extradition appeal. it all comes despite revelations in 2021 that senior cia officials during the trump administration had discussed abducting and even assassinating assange from the ecuadorian embassy where he had sought asylum for seven years. it is for publishing images like these and nearly... half million other classified documents relating to the us-led wars in iraq and afghanistan that the american government once assange extradited. his supporters say they fear he will be jailed for life. to julian asanja's supporters, this is not just about the extradition of one man, but also about the profound consequences that will have for press freedom here and around the world. a fact highlighted. by those who have campaigned for years to secure assange's freedom. the message that julian assan's extradition case will send around the world is that a united states department of justice can reach out anywhere in the world, whether you're a british citizen, whether

debate as to whether it violated the espionage act here in the united states since 2010, since 2019, wikileakss been fighting an extradition to the u.s. last week, a high court in the u.k. where assange is being held ruled that won't happen unless american officials provide more assurances to guarantee that he will not be denied his first amendment rights or even face the death penalty. humanitarian groups, activists, and journalists alike around the world have voiced concerns assange could face human rights violations if he were extradited and this would have a chilling effect on press freedom. some argue assange is a publisher and it was well within his right to release those documents in the public interest. others say his actions were outside of journalistic bounds and that he coerced and aided people like the whistleblower in obtaining classified government material. gabriel shipton joining me now. we have spoken a few times over the past several years about this case. what do you make of these assurances that the u.k. high court is asking from the u.s.? and of course, you may recall when

authorities in wikileaks founder.a doomsday cult. pastor paul mackenzie is accused of breaching an apocalyptic message to his followers, including starving themselves to death to see god more quickly. charges have been brought against mr mckenzie and 29 others. they have pleaded not guilty. shares of donald trump's social media company sword at his debut, reaching 49%. donald trump has billions of dollars in stock at its current pricing. the president has to post a $175 million bond in a case where he lied about the value of his assets. before we go, some news from the world of sport. ukraine has qualified for the 2024 european championship after a dramatic 2—1 victory over iceland in their playoff final. ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky celebrated the win on telegram, thanking the team for "for proving once again that when ukrainians face challenges but refuse to give up and continue the fight, they invariably win." it's the fourth straight visit to the continental finals for ukraine — who will face belgium, sl

the high court in london says it will allow wikileaks founderjulian assange to appeal his extradition certain assurances about his human rights. the court has given the us until april the 16th to assure him that he would not face the death penalty. israel recalls its negotiators from mediation talks in doha after concluding that discussions with hamas are "at a dead end". it comes as the us repeated its concerns that the number of civilian casualties is too high — and their opposition to an expanded assault within rafah. a new yorkjudge places donald trump under a gag order ahead of his criminal hush money case that begins on the 15th of april. he is barred from making public statements about court staff, jurors, witnesses and lawyers in the district attorney's office — or theirfamilies. when the francis scott key bridge in baltimore was opened in 1977, it was hailed an "extraordinary engineering accomplishment". it was until this morning, one of the longest continuous—truss bridges in the united states, stretching 1.6 miles across the patapsco river. but there is one signifcant probl

a wikileaks cable uh reveals israel told us officials in 2008 that it would keep gaza's economy on the brink of collapse while avoiding a humanitarian crisis in gaza. next up, uncle sam, hiding fac has said that israel's economy dying, higher interest rates market demanded from israelies, the spread between the israel bonds and us treasuries has never been wider. this is vote of no confidence from market, which the israelis and americans are trying to keep secret. that is something that needs to be looked at closer. maybe this might uh have... some kind of clue to what we just read. this post says the us treasury managed to underwrite a record issue of israely bonds to continue the war, we call it the onslot against the arabs in gaza. the war financing comprised of two billion dollars of five-year bonds and $3 billion dollar each of 10 and 30-year bonds. and finally, bricks countries are not only abandoning the us dollar as is reserved currency, they're actually sanctioning the us. and israel, how big of an impact will this have on our economy? hi guys, i'm here in dubai right now, and

the wikileaks founderjulian assange faces a wait to discover whether or not he will be extradited toauthorities three weeks to provide assurances that he would not face the death penalty if sent there. mr assange faces extradition over an alleged conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information, after the publication of thousands of leaked documents relating to the afghanistan and iraq wars. here's our correspondent ellie price. free julian assange! through every legal twist and turn, and there have been many, his supporters make their voices heard. althouthulian assange will not be immediately extradited, today was not a victory either. thejudges dismissed mr assange's attempt to appeal on the grounds that the us was trying to extradite him for his political opinions. what the courts have done has been to invite a political intervention from the united states, to send a letter saying it is all ok. i find this astounding. in 2010, through his wikileaks site, julian assange released thousands of confidential documents which included evidence of the alleged killing of civ

now the founder of wikileaks will be able to continue to challenge it in british courts. the next meeting may take place on may 20. in this case, the court gave the us government 3 weeks to provide. guarantees that asandzh's rights will be respected and he will not face the death penalty in the states. let me remind you that thanks to the work of an australian journalist, the world at one time learned about a number of secret documents relating, in particular, to war crimes by the american army. the united states has been seeking asandge's extradition for more than four years. the defense is doing everything to prevent extradition. withdrawal barriers are what prevent trade and export development. the first deputy prime minister stated this. a striking example of active participation in public procurement, belarus sells through tenders to other countries for more than 700 million dollars, while buying for 170, that is, a positive balance, more than 500 million dollars, this is in government procurement, in government procurement, the government procurement market in the i

the wikileaks founderjulian assange faces a wait to discover whether or not he will be extradited tove us authorities three weeks to provide assurances that he would not face the death penalty there. mr assange faces extradition over an alleged conspiracy to obtain and disclose national defence information after the publication of thousands of leaked documents relating to the afghanistan and iraq wars. ellie price reports. free julian assange! through every legal twist and turn, and there have been many, his supporters make their voices heard. althouthulian assange will not be immediately extradited, today was not a victory either. the judges dismissed mr assange's attempt to appeal on the grounds that the us was trying to extradite him for his political opinions. what the courts have done has been to invite a political intervention from the united states, to send a letter saying it is all 0k. i find this astounding. in 2010, through his wikileaks site, julian assange released thousands of confidential documents which included evidence of the alleged killing of civilians by us forces

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a british court says wikileaks founder julian assange cannot be extradited to the united states on espionagehorities guarantee he will not get the death penalty. the move gives assange a partial victory in his long legal battle over the wikileaks publication of classified american documents. u.s. authorities have three weeks to respond before a new appeal may proceed. ♪ the united states is issuing a new warning against an israeli ground invasion of the southern gaza city of rafah as defense leaders met with israeli defense minister -- the israeli defense minister today. it comes as fishers deepen between the long time allies over the u.s. decision not to block a united nations resolution calling for a pause. >> , correspondent trey yingst shows us tonight from tel aviv j united states is israel's closest friend and that won't change. >> defense secretary lloyd austin is trying to reassure his israeli counterpart that the u.s. does indeed stand with israel as tensions are at an all-time high over the war in gaza in disagreements about what should happen next. >> in gaza today, the number of

happened in afghanistan, semi-secret operations operations involving what... investigations, including wikileaksted the cruelty of the american military, in general, from the point of view of american youth, this is all unwinnable, in this sense, one might say, to paraphrase old soviet expression: the american army is not with the people. the reason for the problems with recruiting american troops is very simple. for the last 20-30 years, people who have passed through our army have been asking the question: what are we doing here? they didn’t understand why they were in iraq or afghanistan, and when they were told that democracy was being built here, they laughed because it was nonsense. people join the army to defend the united states, but instead they are forced to defend ukraine, to defend the middle east. we didn't sign up for this. however, in any in this case, of course, no army can completely do without soldiers, so human resources need to be replenished from somewhere. here they are already sounding creative, so to speak, in fact, already on the verge of a proposal, congressmen have pre

the high court in london rules that wikileaks founder julian assange can appeal against his extraditionsed. hello, i m lucy grey.

happened in afghanistan, semi-secret operations, operations involving pmcs, investigations, including wikileaksat demonstrated american cruelty. the american army is not with the people. the reason for the problems with recruiting american troops is very simple. for the last 20-30 years, people who have passed through our army have been wondering: what are we doing here? they didn’t understand why they were in iraq or afghanistan, and when they were told that democracy was being built here... they laughed because it was nonsense. people join the army to defend the united states, but instead they are forced to defend ukraine, to defend the middle east. we're not up for it subscribed. however, in any case , of course, no army can completely do without soldiers, so it is necessary to replenish human resources from somewhere, creative ones are already sounding here, so to speak, actually already on the verge of proposals. put forward a bipartisan bill that would allow illegal migrants to be drafted into the american army, this is something completely new, something from the field of the french legi

previously, the local press reported that britain could extradite the founders of wikileaks today states gathered near the courthouse in london, and sanju demanded the immediate release of the journalist. the situation is being monitored by vesti's own correspondent in london, alexander khabarov, who is in direct contact with the studio. alexander, greetings, what does the decision of the judicial authorities mean and what are the statements? good afternoon but in fact , some specific decision was expected from the judges in london, the fact is that juliana asansh is seeking the right to appeal the decision on extradition to the united states of america, in fact, the judges should have said yes or no, whether he has such a right to appeal to the english courts, but instead the third option was chosen, the final decision was postponed until may 20, during which time the united states of america, by decision of the high court of london, must provide them with some guarantees. would appeal previous decisions of the english courts. i want to remind you that this legal battle has been going o

remember, trump talking at rallies about how much he loved wikileaks.g, it he was asking for more. russian government and russian intelligence sources made multiple contacts with the trump campaign. russia ran a big, weird social media campaign to try to influence american public debate and public opinion in trump's favor. the trump campaign gave non public polling information to a russian intelligence agents, according to the senate intelligence committee. the russians had this hacked leak campaign with a democratic emails, they were very busy in 2016, trying to help trump. then four years later, 2020, another try. this time, trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani was peddling stories about joe biden's supposed corruption that he said he had dug up from his sources in ukraine. once again, it turned out that giuliani's main source was russian intelligence. a report from the u.s. office of the director of national intelligence later determined that giuliani source was part of a u.s. election interference operation, likely directed by putin himself. with the goal

well, london court is deciding whether... at wikileaks founder julian nassange can appeal his extraditiono the united states where he faces up to 175 years behind bars on spying charges, our correspondent sight puttos those joining us now from the british capital london with all the latest side, i'm going to pass it over to you and share with us and our viewers all uh the latest information that you have with regards to this case. bardia, as you say, um, another day really in the long and tortuous uh journey by julian assigns to justice and freedom. of course, freedom is yet to to come. the court behind me was supposed to decide whether or not julian sange still had permission to appeal his extradition to the united states. the court of course convened last month, if you remember and today was supposed to pass that ruling. it's not quite the same thing. um, and i've... brought with me joe prack is member of the julian assange committee, a grassroots committee, supporting julian assign since this whole thing began, all those years ago. he joins me now to explain what today's ruling was and

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the wikileaks founder is facing extradition from the uk and life in prison on espionage charges but the journal says the doj may allow assange to plead guilty to a misdemeanor. assange's lawyers say they have been given no indication that the doj will accept such a deal. the justice department did not comment. >>> in the swing county of mari maricopa in the swing state of arizona, president biden came bearing gifts. mr. biden said 20,000 construction johns bs would be created in four states including arizona. >> that's why today's announcement is such a big deal. we will allow manufacturing to make a comeback here in america after 40 years >> it comes after the chips act he signed into law in 2022 it could boost america's share of advanced chip production from 0 to 20% >>> the biden administration releasing a regulation for a target of 56% of all u.s. vehicles sold to be electric by 2032, down from 67% in last year's proposal. the epa says the move will prevent more than 7 billion tons of planet-warming carbon emissions over the next 30 years and will provide nearly $100 billion in net

the use us authorities have sought the wikileaks founder execution on espionage charges. championship after a dramatic 2—1 victory over iceland. president volodymyr zelensky is elevated the win on telegram thanking the teams are proving again that when ukrainians faced challenges but refused to give up and continue the fight, he said, they invariably win. that's it for the moment. i'm caitriona perry. stay with us here in bbc news. hello. the weather is going to throw just about everything at us over the next couple of days. certainly for wednesday — lots of heavy thundery downpours, albeit with some spells of sunshine in between, also quite windy out there. all driven by low pressure centred to the west of the uk. rain and hill snow pushing northwards across scotland. some really heavy rain for a time across eastern counties of northern ireland. that will take a while to clear. and then for england and wales, yes, there will be some spells of sunshine, but also some heavy, thundery downpours with hail thrown in for good measure, some sunny spells in between. pretty windy

wikileaks founder julian assange is reportedly in talks with the justice department for a possible plea deal as he fights extradition from the u.k, sources tell the wall street journal. the doj is considering allowing assange to plead guilty to a reduced charge of mishandling classified documents. assange was indicted for publishing confidential documents about the u.s. military in 2010. >> more children in the u.s. are being diagnosed with adhd. a new study finds cases are up 2.5% since 2019. what's unclear is whether there are more actual cases or if increased awareness led to more previously undiagnosed cases being uncovered. >> turning now to the weather, windy conditions in minnesota sent a hot air balloon crashing to the ground. four people were on board when that balloon was blown into a power line. luckily, no one was seriously injured. the crash sparked a small brush fire, but that was quickly put out. >> and now the upper midwest is getting ready for snow. let's check your thursday forecast >> good morning. it is a cold march start to the day. in fact, we have accuweather real

based on the totality of the charges brought, the founder of wikileaks in america faces 175 years inocurrency exchange in the world, binance, will have to again look for a buyer for its russian assets. the previous one suddenly announced that it was ceasing to exist. next business news with us marina piminova. marina, why did the deal fall apart in the end? this is a mystery and about the same as the closed exchange itself. the comics cryptocurrency exchange, which in september last year, as it clarifies, proudly announced that it was buying the russian business of the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange binance, unexpectedly announced that it was ceasing operations. it started wrapping up yesterday and expects to complete the process on may 10th. the following formulation is offered as an explanation: after careful analysis current situation and review of strategic plans. it is worth recalling that exchanges. where all russian clients of binance were supposed to go was lighted just a day before the september deal. there are no links on its website to social networks banned in ru

wikileaks founder julian assange succeeded through court delay potential extradition to the us from. the relevant decision was made by the high court of london. the judges gave the us government three weeks to provide assurances that assange would not face the death penalty. if the united states does not provide these assurances, the journalist will be allowed to appeal his extradition. let me remind you that assange's case is related to the publication of hundreds of thousands of documents about the wars in afghanistan and iraq, as well as diplomatic cables in 2010. the maximum term of imprisonment that can be assigned to him is 175 years. julian is a political prisoner, he is a journalist and he is persecuted for exposing the true cost of war in human lives. this case is retaliation, it is a signal to all of you that if you expose the interests that are waging war, they will come after you, imprison you and try to kill you. the court sentenced the perpetrator to six years in prison for robbing the grave of the deceased defender in vinnytsia. according to the investigation materials

quoted from a letter that was signed by the new york times, the guardian and others where they denounce wikileaks, after julianna's arms ended up publishing the redacted versions of certain documents. bear in mind that they were not the 1st to publish them. they had already been published and they had already been published by a website which expert testimony previously explains a, it was with a website crypto him that a far greater reach in those days on google. right then then we can weeks back in those days and was as a result of the publishing of the passwords to the encrypted file which contains the on redacted documents, thereby making it available for everybody. and that was done by to guardian journalist. that's exactly right. set that aside. yeah. set aside for the moment. they use that as evidence to say that he's not a real journalist. look here these frame is establishment news outlets. they've come out and say, oh julian, a sondra weekly except across the line. like i say not mentioning any of the other factors that play um but so that's okay as evidence, but it's not okay. is it to

quoted from a letter that was signed by the new york times, the guardian and others were they denounced wikileaks after julia sondra ended up publishing the redacted versions of certain documents. bear in mind that they were not the 1st to publish them. they had already been published and they had already been published by a website which expert testimony previously explains a, it was with a website crypto, him that of far greater reach and those days on google right then, then we can weeks back in those days and was as a result of the publishing of the passwords to the encrypted file which contains the on redacted documents, thereby making it available for everybody. and that was done by 2 guardian journalists. that's exactly right. set that aside. yeah, set aside for the moment. they use that as evidence to say that he's not a real journalist. look here these frame is establishment, news outlets. they've come out and say, oh julian, a sondra, what kids have crossed the line like i say, not mentioning any of the other factors that play um but so that's okay as evidence, but it's not okay. is it

is a quote from piskov, you thought he would say something else, i didn't, let's move on: the odious wikileakssange deported from great britain to the united states of america, but only if within three weeks the american side provides guarantees that in the united states, he will not be sentenced to death. accordingly, the decision was made today by the high court of england and wales in london. in the absence of such guarantees, assange will have the right to appeal the decision of the head of the british ministry of internal affairs on his extradition, and the court will again consider the full set. defense arguments, in which case a new court session will be held on may 20. i will briefly remind you of this assange's story. after he was charged in 2012, he lived on the grounds of the ecuadorian embassy in the british capital, london. in 2019. ecuador also deprived him of diplomatic immunity, so the british... services immediately arrested and detained him, or rather, in june 22, the united kingdom approved his extradition to the united states, and there he was charged with telling a secret

quoted from a letter that was signed by the new york times, the guardian and others were they denounced wikileaks after julia sondra ended up publishing the redacted versions of certain documents. bear in mind that they were not the 1st to publish them. they had already been published and they had already been published by a website which expert testimony previously explains a, it was with the website, crypt home, data far greater reach and those days on google right then. then we can weeks back in those days and was as a result of the publishing of the passwords to the encrypted file which contains the on redacted documents there by making it available for everybody. and that was done by 2 guardian journalists. that's exactly right. set that aside. yeah. set aside for the moment. they use that as evidence to say that he's not a real journalist. look here these frame is establishment news outlets. they've come out and say, oh julia sondra weekly. it's across the line, like i say, not mentioning any of the other factors that play um but so that's okay as evidence, but it's not okay is to have evid

by a strange coincidence, literally the next day after the scandalous publication of wikileaks, hillaryce, joe montana, who knew everything about fraud in the democratic party, will die. the mysterious death is hastily attributed to... bill clinton's pregnant mistress, susan coleman, was shot in the back of the head, despite this, her the death was officially ruled a suicide. in total, in the grim list of strange deaths and unsolved murders, those who could testify in court against the clintons include, attention, 15 people, not counting those whom we listed above. is it a miracle that scott bennett is still alive? he will reveal this secret today for the first time. let's start with the fact that the mysterious american arrived in moscow using his spare passport, just in case. i traveled on a british passport because it is not the property of the united states government. as they say, he himself i ruined my obituary. after such words in the states, he is guaranteed a brand, an agent of putin. they are pushing the story of russian spies in america to simply counter the emerging narrativ

the founder of wikileaks, julian assange, managed to postpone a potential extradition to the united statesthrough the court. the relevant decision was made by the high court of london. the judges gave the us government three weeks to provide assurances that assange would not face the death penalty. if the united states does not provide these assurances, the journalist will be allowed to appeal his extradition. let me remind you, the case of assenja. related to the publication of hundreds of thousands of documents about the wars in afghanistan and iraq, as well as diplomatic cables in 2010-11 . the maximum term of imprisonment that can'... be awarded to him is 175 years. today's decision is striking: the courts recognize that julian is being subjected to a flagrant denial of his rights to freedom of expression, that he is being discriminated against on the basis of his nationality, being australian, and that he remains at risk of the death penalty. julian is a political prisoner. he is a journalist and he is being persecuted for what he exposed the true cost of war in human lives. this case

the high court in london rules that wikileaks founder julian assange can appeal against his extraditiontminster where in a moment the prime minister is due to be questioned by senior mps.