foreign office to call in shaw as sanj faces justice further he says no one is above the law as a new line in now let me read it before i read it to you yes the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman commenting now about a scientist is that detention saying the hand of democracy is strangling freedom here read into that as you well wiki leaks founder julian is sanj arrested by the metropolitan police removed pretty forcibly if you can see there from the ecuadorian embassy and boy even if you haven't been following this story for a while did he look different. he's been kept up holed up there it's a very small quarters i need to research this but from what i remember of it when i last looked there but six months ago the offices there are extremely small he was kept in just one or two rooms really not really seeing daylight and very rarely seen out in public of late the russian foreign ministry spokesman again repeating this saying the hand of democracy ironically is strangling freedom here that's rush's view on what's happened here i suppose at some point this had to come to an end anoth

reporting there will jr sanj sought refuge in the ecuadorian embassy in twenty twelve the u.s. was then investigating the publication by wiki leaks of classified military documents relating to the war in afghanistan and also looked into massages release of cyber tools used by the cia and of hillary clinton's private e-mails which it is claimed was part of alleged russian interference in the twenty sixteen presidential elections befalling his arrest on thursday the u.s. then issued a formal request for assigned use extradition washington accuses the stange of conspiring against the united states the indictment alleges that together with chelsea manning a former intelligence analyst in the us army a sanj cracks a government password and then access to classified documents if convicted he could face up to five years in prison well here's a look back at the information we can least published which has proved to be harmful to the reputation of major world powers. ultra. ultra. much. the little. touch the an. illegible. to the ultra. ultra ultra does me i'm safe collect any data from

said extraditing sanj is wrong the new york times sat on the fence and wrote a very carefully worded editorial on that what do you make of the way news outlets have covered this story this week. well they have been trying to play it very safe and it seems to me that the new york times or rather the tauriel. seem to be content to to fall on that plot to say well it is not charges for publication it's not charging for. for journalism but something totally different they are falling into buying the narrative of the trump administration which i think is just disgraceful we all know what this is about it's about the idea of revelations of war crimes in iraq and afghanistan and that is what it's about the guardian changed his tune we have we have been very critical guardian and we have to take them to court for a libelous and fabricated story that printed on november twenty seven which was very dangerous one the one on the allegation that. poor man a ford had somehow secretly had a meeting in the ecuadorian embassy on three occasion which is everybody knows is a total fabrication they were

considering similar actions from using the wiki leaks website back then at the turn of the decade as sanj was a hero of the pundits cheered his leaks exposing bush era war crimes exposing the elites corporations politicians how they loved him for it was outstanding journalism their words he was given on or after on or including the economist's new media award back then we give eeks was news wiki leaks is an online news organization that specializes in publishing documents alleging government and corporate misconduct we invited judy and a song editor in chief of wiki leaks in pity. how times have changed what was news in two thousand and ten is enemy propaganda now journalistic hero or enemy agent asks the same economist neither reads the subtitle just a useful idiot who the economist awarded for his stellar journalism or take time magazine who gave their front cover to a songe in two thousand and ten now they run virtual hit pieces quoting and headlining anyone that doesn't like a songe it seems be it hillary clinton or a judge that met him once and labeled him a narcissist gets much dirt

will be a progressive thinker so that's why he chose to do the job he chose to do they are killing us sanj deceived when it came out of the embassy he's been living he hasn't seen hardly seen daylight for six years having committed no crime he may very well end up dead that is why the british people he calls them as he was taken by those special branch offices into that van and driven away he called upon the people of great britain to resist i heard him i watched on the t.v. resist them and they should there should be a general strike evening to prevent being extradited. and trade weapons may have been used during the saudi led to a coalition's incursion into yemen that's according to leaks said to be from french intelligence they were made public by investigative a website disclosed which also says the weapons may have been used against civilians and other war crimes. it demonstrates that hundreds of thousands of civilians live under the threat of these arms and provides information that allows us to demonstrate that some of these weapons may have been used to commit war crimes the french

that they may add additional charges and that they are likely to be added to the case do you expect a sanj to leave for sweden and face in a court or d.l. are there over the sex assault case do you expect him to go straight to the united states how do you see this thing playing out has been rather onerous swedish court proceedings as well not with the supreme court decision. pretty tight requirements for any request to seek extradition on the sort of charge and as far as i can see there's no way they can do that and successfully it. will comply with the requirements of the swedish supremes court the this would she supreme court there was also a dissenting judge who held that the then request was unlawful but the majority then they said there was this proportionate at that stage and then they laid out such tough requirements the that really calls the prosecutor in these previous run ins with drop their requests so hopefully nothing new will come from there in the u.k. well you handsome. charges except instead of jumping bail so as one should be able to live in the u.k. ysaye one of those tr

sanj supporters view him as a fearless defender of free speech someone who is exposed to alleged u.s. war crimes his lawyers say the arrest sets a dangerous precedent for the rights of journalists and that they will fight his extradition to the united states. is a member of germany's parliament for the socialist party she's written and spoken extensively on the subject of wiki leaks and moral issues involving involved in whistleblowing d.w. asked her if she thought germany should offer julian assange political asylum i think he would be a clear case for asylum because i see the persecution he would fear in the united states is kind of a political persecution they have something against vicky leaks as a platform because there have been things published which were against their own political or governmental interest like the cables etc like the war crimes they committed in afghanistan and iraq they did not want these issues to be published and he made possible that they were published that is also the reason why chelsea manning was sentenced to thirty five years in prison and she only w

i just mean with mr sanj in the police cells he wants to thank all of the support is for their ongoing support and he said i told you so. well known is in georgia this is a fact the this is a dark day for journalism jennifer said the sets of president we don't want to this to go forward this has to do has to be averted the u.k. government needs to make a full assurance that uk journalists will never be extradited to the united states for publishing or to vittie this pertains to publishing work of nine years ago publishing of documents of videos of the killing of innocent civilians exposure of war crimes this is journalists if it's cold conspiracy it's conspiracy to commit journalism so this has to end and we urge everybody to support julio so in two thousand fighting this extradition thank you. miles but that is. what. we will be back in testing and fighting extradition we've requested that he now say get medical treatment he's been refused medical treatment for the past seven and a half weeks. have a nice thing inside the embassy. we will be fighting extradition and your people will d

ecuadorian citizenship and revoked his asylum which was granted almost seven years ago ecuador says sanj violate the terms of his asylum in multiple ways the country's former foreign minister ricardo patino claims the current ecuadorian government has struck a deal with washington. but. what is clear here is that moreno who is currently the president of ecuador has reached an agreement with the u.s. they agreed to loans from the international monetary fund and an exchange they agreed to things hand over julian a songe end and the process of latin american integration moreno has betrayed his homeland yet he allowed british police to enter our embassy the embassy which we've been defending since two thousand and twelve it's clear that the death penalty still exists in the us i repeat it's public information they commit barbaric acts of torture against those they consider an enemy clearly julian assange is an enemy to them that's exactly why we gave him political asylum. he's going underground spoke to songes long time legal advisers you're free robertson he explained why he believes a brea

considering similar actions from using the wiki leaks website back then at the turn of the decade as sanj was a hero of the pundits cheered his leaks exposing bush era war crimes exposing the elites corporations politicians how they loved him for it is outstanding journalism their words he was given on or after on or including the economist's new media award back then we can mix was news wiki leaks is an online news organization that specializes in publishing documents alleging government and corporate misconduct we invited judean a songs editor in chief of wiki leaks in pity. how times have changed what was news in two thousand and ten is enemy propaganda now journalistic hero or enemy agent asks the same economist neither reads the subtitle just a useful idiot who the economist awarded for his stellar journalism or take time magazine who gave their front cover to a songe in two thousand and ten now they run virtual hit pieces quoting and headlining anyone that doesn't like a songe it seems be it hillary clinton or a judge that met him once and labeled him a narcissist gets much dirtier

straws here but i mean the timing is remarkable i should say i mean in twenty nineteen the releases sanj the ecuador allows the u.k. to seize a stanch to carry him out of the embassy allows them to prosecute and to charge him to you know to deliver a guilty verdict the so it leaves him basically now he could either go to sweden to face sex allegation charges there if this push by the victim is granted by the prosecutor's office of the prosecutors decide to open the case there's nothing stopping them because back in twenty seventeen they made it absolutely clear that they believe that probable cause is present in that case you just again they didn't see any point in spending resources on keeping that case going so it's either he could go to sweden and has as his ordeal you know extended by one extra leg and be you know basically dragged in and out of court there or he could go straight to the united states because the u.k. has an extradition request from the united states but even if he goes to sweden sweden the united states they do have the same extradition program going on as the u.s.

world who expose secrets others maintain that wiki leaks traffics in raw data not news stories that is sanj does not deserve the legal protection real journalist.

said extraditing a sanj is wrong the new york times sat on the fence and wrote a very carefully worded editorial on that what do you make of the way news outlets have covered this story this week. well they have been trying to play it very safe and it seems to me that the new york times or rather the tauriel. seem to be content to to fall on that plot to say well this is not charts it's for publication it's not charging for journalism but something totally different they are falling into buying the narrative of the trump administration which i think is just disgraceful we all know what this is about it's about the age of revelations of war crimes in iraq and afghanistan and that is what it's about the guardian changed his tune we have we have been very critical guardian and we have to take them to court for a libelous and fabricated story that printed on november twenty seven which was very dangerous one the one on the allegation that. poor man a ford had somehow secretly had a meeting in the ecuadorian embassy on three occasion which is everybody knows is a total fabrication they will

said extraditing a sanj is wrong the new york times sat on the fence and wrote a very carefully worded editorial on that what do you make of the way news outlets have covered this story this week. well they have been trying to play it very safe and it seems to me that the new york times or rather the tauriel. seem to be content to to fall on that plot to say that well this is not charts it's for publication it's not charging for journalism but something totally different they are falling into buying the narrative of the trump administration which i think is just disgraceful we all know what this is about it's about the idea of revelations of war crimes in iraq and afghanistan and that is what it's about the guardian changed his tune we have we have been very critical guardian and we have to take them to court for a libelous and fabricated story the printed on november twenty seven which was very dangerous one the one on the allegation that. poor man a ford had somehow secretly had a meeting in the ecuadorian embassy on three occasion which is everybody knows is a total fabrication they

said extraditing sanj is wrong the new york times sat on the fence and for a very carefully worded editorial on that what do you make of the way news outlets have covered this story this week. well they have been trying to play it very safe and it seems to me that the new york times or rather the tauriel. seem to be content to to fall on that plot to say well this is not charges for publication it's not charging for journalism but something totally different they are falling into buying the narrative of the trump administration which i think is it's disgraceful we all know what this is about it's about the idea of revelations of war crimes in iraq and afghanistan and that is what it's about the guardian changed his tune we have we have been very critical guardian and we have to take them to court for a libelous and fabricated story that printed on november twenty seven which was very dangerous one the one on the allegation that. poor man a ford had somehow secretly had a meeting in the ecuadorian embassy on three occasion which is everybody knows is a total fabrication they will not reject i

sanje will not be put down after puncturing a woman's head, neck and back at topeka zoo in kansas.: this police officer stop ad young man for expired plates and invalid driver's license. when he learned he was on the way to a job interview and had no way to get there. the officer decided to drive the man himself and once more the man landed the job. jedediah: here is the officer and keyshawn baldwin. this is one of my favorite stories i read this week. keel us how it felt for you to experience this kind of interaction with an officer and get that ride to the job and get the job! >> it made me feel like, basically all people, all people in society treat people different basically. he took time out of his day to actually take me to the job interview, after a traffic stop. after i violated the law, basically. not driving with a valid license or having expired tags. and, driving a car, when i wasn't supposed to. the time out of his day to take me to the job interview and it made me feel good inside. pete: officer, as he said, you had a choice. he had broken the law. you pulled him over