the working group, that is the panel, is concerned that the only basis of the depravation of liberty of mr assange appears to be a european arrest warrant issued by the swedish prosecution based on a criminal allegation that there has never been a formal indictment. if i can just carry on, it talks about his stay in the ecuadorian embassy, which is that building me me, on the first floor, that little building, it talks about the indefinite nature of his detention there. it says that that embassy is not and far less than a house or detention center equipped for prolonged pretrial detention, lacks appropriate and necessary medical equipment or facilities; in other words, it is not an appropriate place for somebody to be detained for such a period of length. here the conclusion. the depravation of liberty of mr assange is arbitrary and in contravention of the articles of the declaration of human rights. consequent upon this opinion, the working group requests the government of sweden and the governments of great britain an and northern island to assess the situation of mr assange to ass

. >> have not seen such a cold calculated and depraved crime in quite some time, as the investigation is ongoing, the prosecutor's office still does not have the entire criminal file and likely not for some time . >> this in the they say the case is under investigation, the defendants are due back back in court soon as we can be rnc is less than six months away and balanced budget to account for lost revenueb cleveland stands to lose $30 million in state funding and also paid $11 million to purchase equipment and trained police. >> it is more of a management and then submit for reimbursement so that is all manageable and something that we can align with the consent decree we had to come up with someone. >> by mark klima can operate the deficit and must must have an approved budget by september april 1 .a chelsea clinton moses cleaveland this week to support her mother will speak at the merchants tailor center on kinsman monday at 1:00 p.m. there's more info at fox 8.com. staff in toronto tonight for the 2016 nba all-star weekend will make his record20 tying 12 all-starre he has been n

that's a level of evil and depravity it is difficult to get your mind around. talking about emmanuel ame. i actually talked to him about that. there is a lot of conversation and a lot of people collecting information about what set of the fence there on. so many candidates will be here tomorrow for the debate. it is deathly going to be interesting. gabrielle: many candidates at the university today. >> today every candidate , answered the same questions on a number of topics centered around faith and strong families. south carolina attorney general alan wilson asked a lot of the questions today. dr. ben carson former governor jeb bush and senator marco rubio already took the stage. let's take a listen to what they said about including faith with leading the country. dr. carson: i think the presidency is a tremendous opportunity to effect the whole being of the country. it's a bully pull pit where you get to either talk about ways to divide people or bring people together. we are called the united states of america, not the divided states of america. and we have

the working group found nap julian assange suffered a depravation of liberty given his confinement embassyand blamed the prosecutor in sweden for a lack ever due diligence to allow the case to drag on for five years, refusing his option to be questioned in london or online. julian assange called it a vindication. british foreign secretary philip whom and said the u.n.'s findings is ridiculous, adding that julian assange is hiding. as written: there are clear red lines in russian journal. >> one is vladimir putin's private life and family. in a moscow magazine appears to pay the price. it is the new times and is critical of the kremlin sometimes. it was fined an undisclosed amount and warned by the state's media watchdog ostensibly over a story on ukraine. at that day it published a pies on the private life -- a piece on the private life and finances of vladimir putin's daughter. the times reported that she and her husband held corporate holdings of $1.3 billion. the magazine came under attack and crashed. the kremlin is suspected of using hackers to silence its critics. attacks against jou

. >> have not seen such a cold calculated and depraved crime in ongoing, the prosecutor's office still does not have the entire criminal file and likely will have it for sometime to say that the case is still being investigated and could take several weeks before completion the defendants are due back in court soon. >> a glimmer of good news about the continuing heroin epidemic that it is overshadowed by a deadly drug that is killing at an alarming rate i as bill sheil joins this. >> why is is this ventrac such a problem ? >> it is a small, it does have legal uses including people with advanced age cancer feel the pain and also used for open-heart surgery they say that it's about 2023 times more 30 more and mores people are dying, harold is an opiate based drugs such as oxycontine and fentanyl, their own deaths are down 7 percent,ndde that would be used news to celebrate if the number of person have not increased to about 68. >> had not not seen anything comparable to this, we see fentanyl in pill form but is also being sold as a look-alike for oxycontin as we had tried to stress befor

the depravation of him is arbitrary and - they request the government to ensure he is safety and his freedom of movement in annex peed yent manner and to give nipple compensation for the arbitrary detention which the panel says he has suffered over the past three years. in the last hour we have also had fourth right rejections of this finding from the united kingdom government in the last few moments. they say they will contest these findings at the u.n. - of the u.n. working group. they completely reject it. they are deeply frustrated at this continuing unacceptable situation. the swedish foreign ministry likewise says that it rejects the findings. flish to his stated bihar-- in relation to his fears that he would be extradited to the u.s. were he to go to sweden, the government says it has never received annex tradition request in relation to him >>> in theory even if he is free to leave the embassy today or tomorrow, he could find himself being arrested by london police because prosecutors in sweden saying what has happened over the past three to five years doesn't matter, those a

. >> there residents of ferguson has suffered the depravation of their constitutional rights, the rights guaranteed to all americans for decades. they have waited decades for justice. they should not be forced to wait any longer. >> reporter: the shooting of unarmed black teenager michael brown by a white police officer filled the streets here and across the u.s. with protesters and police for months adding to a national movement against police violence. it is a lesson the prosecutor says ferguson hasn't learned. the elected leaders say it is too expensive costing up to 3.7 million dollars in the year to retrain police. >> this agreement is something that we can meet financially. it's something that also still achieves the constitutional policing which is, obviously, the reason we're having the issue here. we felt that these changes were immaterial to meeting the goals. >> reporter: the changes will allow the city to dissolve the police department and form a new one that won't have to abide by the new agreement. >> reporter: the agreement says the police deliberately violate the rights o

intent and depraved indifference. oncount hindering prosecution; one count tampering with physical evidence. how do youlead? not guilty. remand, your honor. that's ridiculous-- my client has permanent residence. she's gainfully employed by the state. she's not going anywhere. the defendant committed murder. she willfully and maliciously beat a two-and-a-half-year-old child to death and then callously dumped the remains in a bedroom closet to avoid justice. do you propose to try your case right here, ms. cabot? no, i'm merely using rhetoric to make my point. one of your more endearing qualities. approach. there seems to be some error here. there is only one defendant; there should be two. i don't understand. your entire case rests upon the word of the victim's drug-addicted sister who i don't see on my docket-- why is that? the people aren't charging her with lisa rinato's death. is there any corroboration? no. from being charged with murder. the defendant had possession of the body. if that's your argument thenlaire r

. >> real loss in such a cold calculated depraved crime in some time as investigation is ongoing, they do not have the entireey criminal file and likely will not have haven't for some time.n >> the defendants are due back perry will power so great a plan to end the violence and syria at least for now, this is not a cease-fire it is called ao cessation of hostilities, but i do . i'm enough to allow humanitarian aid to enter the countryw may the first step toward a permanent solution. >> we have here are words on paper we need to see in the next few days our actions on the ground e respect the five-year war in serbia has killed thousands, millions of refugees have fled to other countries,i russia says airstrikes against isis and other terror groups within syria .nd >> tragedy striking arizona high school police say that too,> latino girls were shot friday in what appears to be a murder suicide, both are female, and i know it soundle nearby which happened at nearly the school cafeteria, the school was placed on lockdown immediately afterward.as >> donald trump is once again locking horns

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he was arrested in december on charges of depravation to civil rights and conspiracy to of shrugged justice. under terms of a guilty plea expected today, facing five years in prison. closing the case on the alleged sexting scandal. neither he nor his public relations consultant ever texted each other. the document showing the fake messages may have been cut and pasted from other sites. they examined both of their cell phones, but no messages were exchanged. created by anyone. >> during the time, the accusations were revealed. an open contract worth about 50 grand. nassau da no looking over those contracts. juliet: new surveillance video has been released. police in suffolk county are searching for new leads in the 2014. showing the gunman sneaking up in the parking lot. shooting him in the head. he miraculously survived after being in the hospital for more than a week. there are portions of the video that were not released. ben: fox means business. juliet: joining us over there on sixth avenue is lauren simonetti let's talk about see world. call yesterday. see world ceo admitted that certai

. >> had not seen such a cold calculated and depraved crime in some time to checkal mansfield assistant chief keith porch says it's for the for the worse the department has handled to check in my 20 years in law enforcement i have not been involved in a case with homicide involving dismemberment. and linda buckner blehar were arrested in tennessee last week. held under stephen stolen property charges. >> more charges to be filed soon . >> could be a few more weeks completed the defendants are due back in court soon..rer >> i can go to city hall with the camera rolling.o >> asking questions about a boss making big bucks in trouble for the second time as ed gallek has more. >> got to work and facing the i-team karen want answers from a department that oversees tens of another tragic crash of the 19 high-minded policy at city hall that interviews of city officials are supposed to go through the mayor's office we want to ask about this reportte was arrested charged with domestic violence. >> as you know, you know about the policy.no >> that won't explain the actions of. >> the policy is not

many of us built over time as protection against the all too often reported demonstrations of human depravity. that crust has been shattered to wonder how could anyone for any reason shoot and kill a 2-year-old baby girl. and then shoot and kill the child's mother? we have team coverage on this, we begin with pat collins at the scene now. pat? >> jim, what could possibly bring someone to shoot and kill a little 2-year-old girl? it's a vile case of murder, a case that has veteran cops here shaking their heads in sorrow. >> my prayer goes out to the family of the victims of this crime that frankly shocks the conscience. >> someone pointed a gun at 2-year-old chloe nicole davis-green, and shot and killed her as she sat in the back of her mom's car. also murdered, chloe's mom, 26-year-old neshante davis. shot at close range. her body found lying next to her blue chevrolet. it happened around 7:00 this morning. miss davis, a school teacher, was on her way to work. she was going to drop off her child at day care. police converged on the scene looking for clues and evidence. but there weren't just c

theft charges.w police think they may be >> that community has not seen such a call calculated and depraved crime in some time. as the investigation is ongoing, the prosecutor's office still does not have the entire criminal filee and likely will not have it for some time. in court soon.n. the fox8 i-team goes looking for >> i'm here to ask you about your arrestt. >> seem to happen will week, but in a city administrator who is still oni his job despite another >> and tonight we're learning more about a suspect in a machete attack. bother a hidden video that sparks outrage for what she said to a first grader and why the >> and wife resetting the date on your iphone could spell the kitchen and make it fun and warm. divan.. right now the heaviest band behind it is in the dainik county. there are a few others that are a little bit lighter. these bands will shift and eventually start to focus a where they have the lake effect snow warnings and advisories for 18 degrees right now but it doesn't feel like that.18 it feels like zero. it feels like two in cleveland. arctic winds have arrived. t lake

of accusations of abuse and now prosecutors are seeking death believes that williams acted with a depraved mind. with the death pep alty in limbo we wonder if it complicates the case at all. >> they is seek it when it gets to that if there is one at that point in time we can come to a decision how we are going to recommend or how we'll sentence the persons to death. but nothing in the case said it was unconstitutional. unconstitutional. >> williams is back in court in the charges. we will continue to follow the case very closely. back to you. >> thank you for that. >>> and downtown st. pete could be a free wi-fi hot spot next week. and williams park is under out there is a campus and the student body and workers on break may spend time in the park. >> i would use it over there. that would give me quiet time and get more done. >> and the it could be similar to the river walkselves. >> and in the middle of joaquin four coast guards men were honored. what a day. >> busy for sure. the good news is that the squall line is now moving away. and to the south. and you look outside. and there are si

they considered the action so depraved they made a decision and announced it to the judge. take a look. >> we have since the arraignment, your honor, we have noticed miss best of our intent to seek the death penalty. >> she is facing the death penalty in the case. she has pleaded not guilty to the murder charges. she is back in court in march, mark, we'll continue, of course, to follow the case closely. back to you. much. >>> a teacher who pleaded guilty to having sex with students was in court today in tampa. and jennifer fichter faces charges. the judge was asked for more the case. she is back in court in march. >>> bad weather may to be blame and it was on saturday night on cypress parkway. and a car fish tailed and spun into the path of another car. anthony rubio died. two children in the other car were killed. anthony's grandmother is asking the public for prayers to pull her family through. >> he is loved very much. he is like one of my own. he is like my own child. he lived with us since he was born. >> deputies believe that all the children in both cars were in thei

. >> the question remains did manson order his people to kill or were these depraved acts the work ofated kids desperate to belong? >> cults are there because lots of individuals are dissatisfied with their lives, and they may join because it promises to give them what's missing in their life, a sense of belonging, a feeling of importance. >> i had no home at all. so i was always looking for -- to substitute family and to make my own families. so i was pretty -- an easy catch for that whole thing. >> catherine share spent over a year living with charles manson and family. she claims his control over the group was gradual. what started out as a peaceful commune evolved into a dangerous cult. >> every single night he would talk about what he called truth and he would just -- we'd listen. it was almost like taking psychology and philosophy classes. i mean, we were learning, and he was teaching constantly. >> i think the main technique that manson used to gain control was preaching to his family on a day-to-day basis in an isolated setting. every one of you has been programmed by society,

according to this book i must be a depraved sex fiend. why? what have you been dreaming about? well, the other night, i dreamed i was back in school and i went to the prom wearing blue shoes. so? what's wrong with that? no dress! oh! it doesn't matter what i dream about. no kidding! geez, they never turned me on. listen, chrissy, i would not worry. dreams can mean whatever you want them to. well, what about last night? i dreamed i was walking down this leafy lane eating a blueberry muffin and suddenly, there was this white unicorn with a tulip in its teeth. a unicorn? well, that doesn't mean... well, look it up. look under "unicorn." okay. "the unicorn is the classic symbol..." whoa! see? yeah, this is better than john denver. hi. did you have a good ride? no, not really. i couldn't get my mind off this strange dream i had last night. what strange dream?! well, i was riding this big white unicorn. you're kidding! did it have a tulip in its teeth? i don't know. i only read the part you underlined. i'm fine, i'm fine. did i get any calls while i was out? nope. oh, good. i was hop

anti-lynching advocates that would point to the presence of women and children as evidence of their moral depravity. the existence of white women at lynching was not unusual. it would not be unusual to see children, particularly if these were ones advertised early on. the other way white women might participate is not even necessarily be at the crowd but if the accusation of the crime involved the rape of a white woman by a black man sometimes the crowd or the authorities would go to the white woman and have her verbally make the identification and the accusation herself. sometimes she might serve as the only witness. so, studies of lynching in general haven't focused very much on white southern women and their responses to rape, particularly early on in the 1880's and 1910s. when we get into the 1910s and 1920s, we see a more vigorous and vibrant anti-lynching movement that does involve white women. a woman from texas became a crusader in her own right. we don't have time to talk about her. we are going to look at her on wednesday when we focus more on texas and what was going on in waco and elsew

last exit to brooklyn and what other actors consider audacious leaps to the human realms of human depravity or typical roles. her role as a murderous daisy has earned her her first oscar nomination and a nomination for an mated feature film. welcome and congratulations. >> thank you. >> rose: when you saw the crypt of quentin did you say oh, wow, i can do something with this. >> his writing is phenomenal. it's so much fun to read and i just was happy to have the opportunity to read and it's a great role. >> rose: what makes it a great role. >> she has a lot of secrets and mystery and grit and there's so much to play. >> rose: character. >> so much. she's the devil. she's this muderous whore in a way but in another way -- of course i was playing her but i liked her. i like her because she's a hateful eight but a lot of women really like her. >> rose: is it because she's all that tough and mean-spirited and has a combative quality. >> yeah, she has a wicked sense of humor and smart. she's fierce. she's dangerous. >> rose: tell me who she is for people who have not yet seen the film. >> she's

i'm allowing every bit of this depravity into evidence to impeach the alibi proffered by mr. keener. back in session in five minutes. we'll take the deal you offered, jack. man one. ten years. not a chance. come on, jack. please. what if i agreed to testify against my father for what he did to katie? i'm indicting your father for that, but i won't bargain for your testimony. then i'll deny it. people lie. dna doesn't. maybe if you hadn't used your daughter's rape to advance your career. i deserved everything i got for what i had to live with all these years. what about katie? i got past it. so will she. what should i have done, miss borgia? crawled off and wept like some victim? has the jury reached a verdict? we have, your honor. how do you find? on the charge of murder in the second degree, we find the defendant sophia keener guilty. andrew keener's attorney just called. he's been trying to get in touch with you. keener wants to avoid the humiliation of a trial. what's he offering, a seat on his board? he wants to spare his granddaughter from testifying. i hope you told him

depraved kingdom, the mating habits of a passing tom cat and howard cosell's toupee. [ laughter ] >> the winner is jane goodall, baboon's make lousy lovers. i think we have, oh...for the most. why am i reaching for them? for the most slanted news reporting on 6 o'clock news at 7, and the 7 o'clock news at cronkite, barbara walters, john chancellor, tom brokaw, tom snyder and daniel shore. the winner is barbara walters, for the best set. for the uh, let's see what do i have here? for the...oh yes. for the best, let's go with the last one. >> yes. >> running a little long here and we want to get all the nominees on. for the most imaginative program, featuring children's fantasy, the nominees are star trek, lost in space and sesame street. >> and the winner... >> the winner is president ford's address to the nation. [ laughter ] that's a little known award. [ cheers ] [ music ] we'll be back and meet bob speckett in a moment and a most unusual hobby that he's involved in. to be fast. [ applause ] >> the reason i walked out rather gingerly at the start of the show, and the band was playi

many of us built over time as protection against the all too often reported demonstrations of human depravity that crust has been shattered to wonder how could anyone for any reason shoot and kill a 2-year-old baby girl. and then shoot and kill the child's mother? we have team coverage on this, we begin with pat collins at the scene now. pat? >> jim, what could possibly bring someone to shoot and kill a little 2-year-old girl? it's a vile case of murder, a case that has veteran cops here shaking their heads in sorrow. >> my prayer goes out to the family of the victims of this crime that frankly

neighborhood commercial district requirement this final product was thoroughly discussed asia vetdz and depraved in 20074 by the board of supervisors and i'm requesting that the commission oppose this project as it didn't meet the pacific avenue mcd requirement that were legislationed in 2007 thank you >> commissioners i'm betsy in that narrow alley moourng lived there. 27 years i ask you respectfully deny the variances for this proposed design you've seen this 1459 is unusual the internet and unusual having two buildings of the sized of 1469 that intersect two mid block so we concerned about today is not just the impact of 1469 but a precedent that will be set for others roadhouses warehouses the area of that great scale i wanted to show you a couple of pictures this is looking at from the all alley. >> this is looking from within the alley back towards larkin street where i've drawn the line is the back of the 7 and 9 mccormick going straight across as you can see the promoted part of front of that project goes right here and this is the current height of the building the county those building

they say that the deoperativation of his-- depravation of his liberty is in kon troe vention of his legal he should be compensated. this is embarrassing for the british and swedish government. they have both rejected the panel's findings in forthright terms. one said it was a ridiculous conclusion and the british intended to contest it. what has actually changed in practical terms, perhaps not very much. you can probably see the british police van at the foot of the embassy. the police here in london say that if he tries to leave, he will be arrested. you would have thought, however, that behind the scenes diplomatically there is more incentive for the swedish and british governments to reach some sort of resolution to this long running and farcical situation >>> that is our correspondent in london. there were five people on that u.n. panel, three finding in haste favor. one did not take part >>> turkish officials say tens of thousands of syrian refugees are heading towards the border. they're trying to escape fighting in aleppo. the bashar al-assad military has tried to push out rebels i

so the deprave time at least on my equipment hasn't been affected but i would avoid the expressway heading into downtown if you can. depending on where you are come prosecuting and going you may want to use i-4 to get into downtown. i will keep my eye on and and let you know on twitter how bad it is shaking out. roosevelt with some road blocks there on the northbound lane, also at rose as a result and 148th. avoid rose belt right now and use 19. that seems to be in green for the moment. and we do have a crash we are following over in new port ritchey, eastbound trouble creeping in at wiggins drive. a road block in the in terse. if your morning drive takes you there, you may want to leave early. again, make sure you follow me on twitter at tampa bay traffic. >> we are looking pretty descent as we check in on the condition. yes, doppler radar pretty quiet as we check in on this cam here. if you are taken out the boat today, i hope you are. looking good. clear skys and that's the way it will be throughout the afternoon, with doppler radar not finding much. that will be the case throughout the

those statistics should lead to the conclusions that the fourth of july in criminal justice are depraved or an appropriated education that could have changed their school to prison pipeline those realties are circuitedy and compounding this is part it is the crux many of the stntsz of color go through unidentified and unaddressed academic behavior or pledge health needs and circuitry students of color are overrepresented in special education and experience for worse outcomes and students that qualify they get segregated sections and repeated suspense and x pulls we have overrepresentation of african-american youth as emotionally disturbed but i want to a high risk of diverse population one of the speakers going a grateful of the experience with georgia found if said the there's overrepresentation of ed and under representation for services diagnoses for learning disabilities and autism and other issues i wanted to conform that is what we've suspended and to have this come out on this thank you. >> good evening commissioners superintendent carranza in o this will help you what i'll talk a

neighborhood commercial district requirement this final product was thoroughly discussed asia vetdz and depraved in 20074 by the board of supervisors and i'm requesting that the commission oppose this project as it didn't meet the pacific avenue mcd requirement that were legislationed in 2007 thank you >> commissioners i'm betsy in that narrow alley moourng lived there. 27 years i ask you respectfully deny the variances for this proposed design you've seen this 1459 is unusual the internet and unusual having two buildings of the sized of 1469 that intersect two mid block so we concerned about today is not just the impact of 1469 but a precedent that will be set for others roadhouses warehouses the area of that great scale i wanted to show you a couple of pictures this is looking at from the all alley. >> this is looking from within the alley back towards larkin street where i've drawn the line is the back of the 7 and 9 mccormick going straight across as you can see the promoted part of front of that project goes right here and this is the current height of the building the county those building