pamela anderson, you get wikileaks. dennis rodman, you're on north korea.teven segall, you take russia. jenny mccarthy, vaccines. meat loaf, gmos, gary busey, can you have everything else. but i guess if you have a choice, you go with pamela anderson. [ applause ] maybe a change of scenery will be good for julian assange. he looks like the kind of guy who cackles at the sky while operating the tilt-a-whirl. why they gave him up is unknown, it's possible they got sick of him. according to their interior minister, he did a number of anti-social things, including smearing feces on the embassy wall. and speaking of someone who frequently welcomes houseguests, definitely the type of thing you frown upon when you own a home. while we're on the subject of hacking, it turns out that there are employees at amazon whose job it is to listen to questions you ask alexa. for real. they have a voice review process. the purpose according to amazon is to help their language recognition systems better understand your request. they claim all the information is treated with hi

feels himself in the cell tomorrow or if he goes on live the happy life with pamela anderson it's about what we're here for and if you're a revolutionary as it claims to be then it's his role now to do what a revolutionary. is intended to do right and that should be it not anything else at brown thank you for your candor and your perspective on this i appreciate your time . and thank you for watching the big picture holland cook in washington question more. after the previous stage of my career was over everyone wondered what i was going to do next. different clubs on one hand it is logical to go from fields where everything is familiar on the other i wanted a new challenge and a fresh perspective i'm used to surprising. if you think. i'm going to talk about football not the or else you can think i was going to the. by the way what is it that's like here. it is finally how often julian assange was arrested within the dorrian embassy in london is widely expected he will be extradited to the united states to stand trial expected charges for espionage this is truly a dark day for journalis

we can leak of the founder of wiki leaks and well maybe on a more personal note i should say pamela anderson who i should i suppose i should describe as his long distance girlfriend of sorts she also went on a massive twitter round and she did not mince words when it came to her describing a world well what she what she hopes to the fate will bring to everyone responsible for what happened to julian astonished today now these are the just some of the supporters of julian assange but of course you have them on the one side of the argument and you have all the bureaucratic and you know the government machine or the u.k. of the united states of some other states as well who have cheered who have cheered on her praised what happened today but i guess the day to look out to look forward to is may the second now journalist supporter of banks told us she believes that assad is a fiction was planned well in advance. i think that this is. a really really dark day for press freedom. julian assange has done more for free press and the right to know and free information than any other journalist in hist

he's a complex character a man only truly understood by just two creature on god's green earth pamela anderson this guy have you noticed there's always a catch just now anyone who's been trapped inside a foreign embassies by groom for the pas few years is a son just famous publishing documents on america's walls diplomats by politicians the u.s. authorities to have a few stunned. with him about it now this is where it gets a bit complicated so you try to keep up a staunch facile asylum because the u.k. was considering extraditing him to sweden where he had been accused of sexual assault the way he can claim the allegations were actually part of a plot to extradite him from sweden to the us and what have agreement fate awaits him in that did you follow that just rewind and play on speed if you mean it boils down to this as some just supporters see him as a champion of free speech taking on the american monolith those who are dirty like him point to the allegations in sweden as a reason the evidence of war crimes is still evidence of war crimes even if the process in telling you about them has a

now also on a more a lighter note maybe he's well i think girlfriend is the right word for it pamela anderson also she wants on a massive twitter around saying that she hopes that everybody rots and so on and so forth she didn't mince words really when it came to how condemning this decision really so a lot of support flocking in for a songs are made of course a very very big wave of condom in condemnation and well appraisal of the decision made by the u.k. authorities when they go out today has been an extraordinary day the news that you the sun is out for us as well trying to get on top of everything thanks for coming in. wow we hope you've enjoyed as saying where there's an aussie international today my colleague colleen bray will be with you at the top of the hour with all the latest on our breaking news story can see it concerning joining us on stay with us.

week a leak of the founder of we can leaks and well maybe on a more personal note i should say pamela anderson who i should i suppose i should describe as his long distance girlfriend of sorts she also went on a massive twitter round and she did not mince words when it came to her describing a world well what she what she hopes that the faith will bring to everyone responsible for what happened to julian astonished today now these are the just some of the supporters of julian a songe and but of course you have them on the one side of the argument and you have all the bureaucratic you know the government machine or the u.k. of the united states of some other states as well who have cheated who have cheated and. have praised what happened to us today but i guess the day to look out to look forward to is may the second now that's when those extradition hearings start ok all right well whatever happens to mr assad it's going to be in the full days of public scrutiny ok thanks very much for that. back in two thousand and twelve run a series of political interviews and discussions hosted by a song t

people who are being are camping outside the ecuadorian embassy be a famous celebrities including pamela anderson who has spoken out in support of julius and we're going to see an outpouring in the coming hours from those supporters because we still don't know nobody knows what's going to be the next step will be extradited to the u.s. and what will happen and will it his supporters be able to garner enough. empathy and amongst the public to make some changes to what was going to happen yap and i'll just look at this at the police scotland yard website again see if you just catch up with us hi this is art international it's only here and we know thank you julian is. the big news is has been arrested by metropolitan police officers forty seven year old of course has been in the ecuadorian embassy what for nigh on seven years now. the official note here from scotland yard is that he was taken at the crucially invitation of the embassy of ecuador he was taken out forcibly by the police on the arrest warrant issued by westminster magistrates court on the twenty ninth of june twenty twelve for failing

worse prison anticipating all of this and worrying about it and freaking out than -- >> -- like pamela anderson>> what about the statute of limitations? >> if there is, it's usually five years. because he was granted asylum by ecuador, it tolls the statute of limitations. there is no way they underwent all this without having them know they can rely on that to pull it, which means to pause it. i think -- >> on the left people say that he's a hero because, you know, it turned out that he revealed information about the u.s. government, in fact, monitoring or surveilling american citizens and we, as americans, have the right to know is the argument. this is not about this. this about a guy participating in an illegal breach of american security. >> also a villain on the left for the -- >> why did the "new york times" and "washington post" use that illegal information. >> all right. coming up, the new york post eviscerates congresswoman omar over her outrageous 9/11 comments. democrats in the media in full-on meltdown mode after attorney general barr says the trump campaign was spied on. the video

he launched a show on a russian tv in 2012 and entertained lady gaga and pamela anderson.got a cat named james to help him pass the time. but, they say it was a lonely existence. >> this is a victory. >> reporter: other than occasional balcony he rarely got sunlight or fresh air. he complains of the impact of his well being. >> this environment in which any healthy person would find themselves soon enough with certain difficulties. >> reporter: the conditions took a toll on the 47-year-old. he suffered shoulder pain, depression and a tooth ache. >> very, very hard and difficult environment for him. >> reporter: in 2018, ecuador's newly elected president imposed a new set of rules on assange. no phones, no internet and only visits from his lawyers. >> a very, very huge difference between the first six years and the last one. he was isolated. >> reporter: assange did not respond well to the changes. officials accused assange of aggressive and hostile behavior. one said assange smeared feces on the walls. he had gone from wanted man to an unwanted house guest. finally out of

ye entertaining guests like pamela anderson and lady gaga. accusing assange of being a spoiled brat, leaving soiled dishes, harassing guards, even smearing the walls with feces, and neglecting his famous cat. letters published by wikileaks give a glimpse of bad americans. you have shown once again an inacceptable behavior, playing radiat a loud volume. the eadorians claims are an excuse for doing america's bidding. >> it is brutal in the way it used to justify the outrageous and disgraceful acts, and throwing him out of the embassy. >> wherever he winds up, assange's new host won't be as patient. assange is so waitingo hear about charges here in london that he skipped bail, s if the swedes do go ahead and press thu sexual a claim, he could be in legal jeopardy in three >> matt bradley, thank you. >>> ack sg story out of minnesota. a 5-year-old is in the hospital after being pushed over a balcony a the mall of america. the suspect now in custody. police say it's not his first i ru with the law. nbc's kathy park is here with the latest on this.

a friend of assange, pamela anderson, tweeted, he looks very bad. to his defenders, assange is a radical whistleblower for the duj tall auj. >> this is a dark day for journalism. >> this sets a dangerous precedent for all media organizations and journalists. >> reporter: but in court, the judge took a different view, calling assange a narcissist who cannot get beyond his own selfish interests. u.s. authorities have wanted to arrest him for nearly a decade, ever since wikileaks first published a trove of stolen military secrets including this video of u.s. forces killing iraqi civilians by mistake. u.s. officials say assange helped chelsea manning, a former soldier, crack password-protected files on a classified government computer, a charge that carries a five-year prison sentence. the indictment does not mention wikileaks' more recent role during the 2016 election disseminating democratic emails stolen by russian hackers. during the campaign candidate trump said he was a fan. >> this just came out. wikileaks, i love wikileaks. this wikileaks stuff

honorarios de los abogados y los gastos y se multipliquen por 3 para kasucasr a smollett >>> pamela andersons detalles en video lo que pasÓ e dÍa que el actor mexicano pablo lyle le dio un puÑetazo al hombre de 63 aÑos >>> en las nuevas imÁgenes se observa el momento que una camioneta azul donde viajaba el fallecido se frena ante el paso intempestivo donde iba pablo lyle y su familia y muchos lo vieron mÁs adelante nosotros vamos a tener a camilo montoya en vivo desde este mismo lugar con nuevos detalles. >>> bueno >>> bueno eso serÁ entonces mas adelante >>> en pocos minutos >>> sÍ >>> pero atentos porque la familia rivera sigue dando de quÉ hablar y van a ver lo que pasÓ con lupillo en un casin ca hace horas >>> por otra parte tambiÉn que tendremos la confesiÓn tan valiente que nos dio como ni johnny sobre su sexualidad >>> ahora pasamos con rashel y fredi chicos quÉ viene mÁs adelante >>> gracias erica y francisco buenos dÍas >>> a buenos dÍas >>> amigo estabas despeinados >>> yo logrÉ penninarme >>> quÉ bueno >>> se rompe un rÉcord o no en el jonrÓn mÁs largo en la ciudad de boston este

pamela anderson was among those who used to go and see him but last year his visits were strictly curtailedlations betweenjulian assange and his hosts have badly soured. while he was inside, ecuador had a change of government and the now president described him asa "stone in the shoe." he had new conditions imposed on his stay, including that he avoid online political activity. and that he properly looked after his cat. julian assange went as far as taking the ecuadorian government to court over the new rules and lost. he still has some fervent support but the patience of his host is come to an end and with it his long, long stay in knightsbridge. caroline hawley, bbc news. i will correspondent andy miller is outside the embassy now. andy, just updaters. we know that julian assange was ta ken updaters. we know that julian assange was taken out of the embassy here earlier this morning. police officers of the metropolitan police we re officers of the metropolitan police were apparently invited into the embassy behind me by the ambassador. the relationship betweenjulian assange and ecuador hav