which was really ridiculous because they said we cannot confirm or the nag about ecuador because anysuch correspondence would be is about and extend the china we said it doesn't make sense an extradition to act whether because he's in the ecuadorian embassy i think they use ecuador they use they have ecuador do the neither confirm nor deny the exception because he would have sound suspicious to say we cannot confirm nor deny the about the u.s. so they put the airport there but they came out of ridiculous because. the show request by ecuador when julian assange which was in the choir the embassy is completely nonsense it must be about the u.s. extradition back ok well they said that the lawyers for the authorities are saying ok they they they told us that for julie the son of course there's a strong personal interest in the information you're seeking be made public. but that doesn't necessarily mean it is important as regards public interest or did you miss. the nonsense because that is absolutely makes sense to know whether the us has 4 or was considering extradition and putting juli

from australia ecuador whatever and it work i filed my 4 year end in sweden back in 2015 and we haveand we will hold back till yes the other talking about the rape allegations i suppose that's crucially made because it provides evidence on how the crown prosecution service which is the very same page and see which is now in charge of considering the u.s. extradition for request of julian assange the crown prosecution service basically advise the swedish prosecutors against the holly strategy which could have led to a quick solution of the swedish case which is questioning julian assange she london rather than extradited him to sweden this was the bombshell. exposure of your freedom of information requests that under king has. some of the. german coffins breck's it's sad to break that secretary the c.p.s. seem to be telling sweden or begging sweden to hold up. to keep on with allegations of rape now we go to the dog even and actually they did then put pressure on allegation they advice against questioning him he no longer which is was crucial in creating the legal and then the the fre

government decided it warned ecuador stop assange or there will be consequences.ore the election, ecuador cut assange off. no more phone, internet or guests. shortly they relented and at 1:00 a.m. on october 19th, the security materials show two wikileaks staffers showed up and took away about 100 hard drives. security guards wanted to examine the hard drives but they couldn't. the wikileaks personnel were on that specialist of people not to be searched. one of the ecuador ambassadors that worked at the embassy during the stay said he was never pressured by his government to give assange special treatment but this past april, assange's world came crashing down. the asylum, his life blood was taken away by ecuador's new president siting his participation in the u.s. election meddling. british police department unsealed secret charges. instead it was for publishing classified materials in 2010. russia came to assange's defense. top officials of accusing the u.s. of violating his rights saying the hand of democracy squeezes the throat of freedom. >> that was alex mar

warning ecuador stop assange or there will be consequences.ree weeks before the election, ecuador cut assange off. no more phones, internet or guests. shortly after, the embassy relented on guest restrictions and at 1:00 a.m. on october 19th, the security materials obtained by cnn show two wikileaks staffers showed up and took away about 100 hard drives. security guards wanted to examine the hard drives, but they couldn't. the wikileaks personnel were on that special list of people not to be searched. one of the ecuadorian ambassadors who worked at the embassy during assange's stay told cnn he was never pressured to give assange special treatment but this past april, assange's world came crashing down. the asylum, his life blood was taken away by ecuador's new president, citing his participation in u.s. election meddling. british police carried him out of the embassy. and the u.s. justice department unsealed secret charges, but not for anything related to the election. instead it was center soliciting and publishing classified materials in 201

>> largely because of who was in charge of ecuador. a new president caved to u.s.ssure in may of 2017, moreno was elected. the final straw, he said, was that assange violated the norm of not intervening in internal affairs of other states, clearly what he had done in the u.s., paving the way for his asylum to be revoked and allowing the british police to go in and get him. >> thank you very much for that exclusive report. stay with cnn. we'll have much more on all the breaking news. four democratic congresswomen respond to president trump's racist attacks. >>> also ahead, an airborne soldier above france's bastille day military parade. is this the future of warfare? of the military. ih when i have a child deployed, having a reliable network means everything. (vo) the network more people rely on, gives you more. like a special price for military families and big savings when you switch. that's verizon. (carrying up to 50 times its tbody weight.essly marches on. it never questions the tasks at hand. but this year, there's a more thrilling path to follow. (father) kid

ecuador cuts off assange's internet access. days later on october 18th, they clear everything out by 1:00 a.m. two personnel arrived and started removing and a large box containing about 100 hard drives. we know this because cnn got the surveillance footage from one of the three security firms. ecuador hired to surveil their embassy while julian assange was living there, apparently running this prorussia campaign to elect trump. >> it's remarkable stuff. it's not clear if robert mueller and his team had access to this exact footage and the security logs from julian assange's time at the embassy and the stuff cnn is reporting on tonight. in the wikileaks section, there is a fair number of redactions. a lot of these redactions are described as there because they would otherwise give away investigative methods. on a day when the president is posting up his reelection campaign to run on the fuel of maximum racial division, it is just a remarkable thing to take the wide lens. to have these be the other ambient things you need to kno

as it hosted him, ecuador hired three different security companies that compiled reports obtained byfore seen cash and documents said assange installed his own recording devices and used sound machines that may have played a role if election interference. he denied receiving stolen emails from russia. wikileaks did not respond to multiple requests for comment. >> he's temper mentally unfit to hold an office. >> reporter: it was june of 2016, trump and hillary clinton were the de facto nominees. it was looking like it would be a bitter election. >> hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even theft. >> that month to the mueller report, wikileaks communicated unknown per sanas and visits picked up. the reports show one frequent visitor was this man, andrew mueller mcgune that may have assisted with the transfer of the documents from wikileaks. >> if you look at the internet from people in power. >> reporter: he appeared on the russian tv network that gets marching orders from the kremlin. the security log shows r.t.'s london burro chief also visited that month

un tiroteo dentro de una tienda walmart en miss mississippide cuba y ecuador.jÓ dos muertos y un policÍa herido, el sospechos una empleado molesto con su jefe que entrÓ a la tienda abriendo fuego y matando dos trabajado s trabajadores, al salir disparÓ a un policÍa que respondia al llamado de emergencia, tenÍa un chaleco antibalas, otros oficiales lograron arrestar al tirador. 11 personas muertas en el mes de julio por tiroteos cluidos dos menores en el festival del ajo en california, un niÑo de seis y una niÑa que iba a cumplir 14 aÑos. >> familiares lloran la trÁgica muerte de los niÑos hispanos asesinados en gilroy. >> estamos destruidos, no se lo deseamos a nadie >> familiares entran y salen letras hacen los arreglos para el funeral de keyla. >> jerry dice que intentÓ salva la vida de keyla despuÉs de que la niÑa recibiera una bala en el pecho, pero los esfuerzos fueron nulos, dice que solo queda rezar tras su partida. keyla iba al festival con su familia, y hoy sus familiares se reÚnen para darle el Último adiÓs, en donde se reunieron para darle el Último

ecuador, of course, is now cooperating. sweden, before, had cooperated. the efforts to silence a journalist whwho was producing materials that people in power didn't want the rascal multitude to know about, o o that is basically what happened. wikileaks was producing things that people ought to know about those in power. people in power don't like that, so therefore,, weave e to silencece it. ok? this is the kind of thing, the kind of scandal, that takes place, unfortunaty,y, over anand over. to take another example, right next door to ecuador, in brazil, where the developments that have gone on are extremely important. this iththe most i important country in latin america, one of the most important in the world. under the lula government early in this millennium, brazil was the most -- maybe the most respected coununy in the wororld. it was the voice for the global south under the leadership of lula da s silva. notice what happened. there was a coup, soft coup, to eliminate the nefarious effects of the labor party, the workers' party. these are described

in ecuador, we met many moving further south. they were primarily doing so out of desperation, seeking safety and support that was elusive further north. after seeing people sleeping on the streets in northern columbia, i can see why. this is a recurring theme. and a trend. as result, the past several years, unhcr, and partners, and the private sector, and the world bank have begun pursuing a , new approach to refugee response. the approach contains four key components, first we are increasing support to the refuge he hosting committees and lebanon, kenya and uganda, bangladesh and mexico, in ways that will help them improve the lives of their own citizens. as well as helping refugees. second, giving refugees opportunities to go to school and earn a living, inclusion. third, we are asking the international community to provide more opportunities for resettlement and other legal migration pathways, such as work visas and scholarships. finally, we are redoubling our efforts to bring about the conditions that enable refugees to retu

indigenous people who argued they weren't properly consulted on the sale of their ancestral land ecuador's indigenous communities have been taking action against oil companies since the 1960 it was once one of the world's largest lakes but in just 40 years the erroll sea dried up and fishing ports and is about to start and suddenly found themselves in the middle of a desert now there is a new effort underway to revive it to get more from felicity barner european broadcast center thanks to read yes the disappearance of the hour we'll say has been called one of the world's largest manmade environmental disasters is the left a desert with poisonous salt storms and an extreme climate is better signs governments and the united nations are hoping to bring life back to the area but no say in the form of water a steadfast and reports. it was once a rich fishing ground for the soviet union now it's a salty desert the disappearance of the air will see has affected the lives of millions of people it's poisonous dust storms from the remains of pesticides reach far beyond central asia rusty ships on th

a court in ecuador has upheld a ruling that stops the government selling land in the amazon rainforest to oil companies. the ruling was celebrated by the indigenous while ronnie people who said they were not properly consulted on the sale of their ancestral land ecuador's indigenous communities have been taking action against oil companies since the 960 s. . this for the 3rd year with this victory shows that other people should make themselves heard others should join this fight to keep fighting or. that because. of all this speak to remains that our people and the future generations the children or our children will live healthily and without contamination and that also means for the world that we contribute to the air that you breathe which is from the amazon gift. and a catholic bishop in colombia has a unique way of fighting evil he has been traveling around in a fire truck sprinkling holy water in the hope it will curb violence and crime he went through one of colombia's most crime ridden cities went out ventura throwing water he blessed hoping it will stop the illegal groups and

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now court in ecuador has held a ruling that stops the government selling land in the amazon rainforest to oil companies. the ruling was celebrated by the indigenous while ronnie people who said they were properly consulted on the sale of their ancestral land ecuador's indigenous communities have been taking action against oil companies since the 960 s. . this will be the year. this victory shows that other people should make themselves heard others should join this fight to keep fighting. for this speak to remains that our people and the future generations the children our children will live healthily and without contamination and that also means for the world that we contribute to the air that you breathe which is from the amazon it is. now a grenade launcher has been fired at a ukrainian television station building in kiev the channel had planned to aerie controversial documentary featuring the russian president vladimir putin but has since canceled the broadcast ukrainian officials have branded the early morning attack an act of terrorism no one was injured but part of the building

. >> scaloni >>> el Árbitro es de ecuador aprovechamos para saludar a marco antonio rodrÍguez para queo creo que si el Árbitro aprende a dominarse en toda esa presiÓn que se viene para el juego y entiende los escenarios que se van a vivir serÁ un gran partido. >> le gusta la cocina. >> tiene empresa junto a su hermana marisol. >> simpÁtico alguien >>> aquÍ vamos bendito sea el fÚtbol >>> ha comenzado el clÁsico en el mineirÃo, pezzella para paredes atrÁs otamendi, otra vez paredes pezzella, espera foyth, presiona coutinho, paredes de atrÁs firmino. >> metÍa presiÓn no pudo foyth >>> el saque lateral para la selecciÓn brasileÑa

wild army people who argued they weren't properly consulted on the sale of their ancestral land ecuador's indigenous communities have been taking action against oil companies since the 1960 s. women in countries all over latin america say men are literally getting away with murder cases of what's known as femicide arising in many countries with men not being prosecuted for reasons including police in action legal loopholes and sexual discrimination new government figures in bolivia show the rate is at a 6 year high brown can go up to reports. on the way to the funeral home in bolivia may even last family screams for justice. the 26 year old was allegedly hit in the head with a hammer several times till she died the police have detained her partner although we have. local we say. she was all beaten her head was swollen her face was swollen it's such a shame that my daughter was killed by these murders man he killed my daughter i ask for justice that this man goes to jail. her death adds to the rising number of femicide cases oblivion $73.00 women have a ready been murdered this year it's t

la respuesta es ecuador y venezuela. es todo y nos vemos maÑana.eaÑos y en la gran final >>> serÁ que hay tercera pelea entre el canelo y triple g pero tenemos invitadas especiales que vienen a desglosar los partidos del dÍa de hoy asi que todo esto y mÁs aquÍ en "titulares y mÁ " mÁsmÁs. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ )

coming up next, the cfo of ecuador.s after the norwegian oil producer missed estimates for second-quarter profits on the were crude and christ -- gas prices. -- low were crude and gas prices. this is bloomberg. ♪ nejra: this is bloomberg daybreak: europe. reported a drop in second-quarter profits on lower oil and gas prices. it's adjusted net income fell $1.13 billion. joining us on the phone from oslo is the cfo of ecuador. way to have you with us. these numbers hit by the low -- lowell in oil and gas prices. what is your outlook for european gas and lng prices in the years ahead? >> good morning. thanks for having me. we reported results today. dropwere affected by the in both oil and gas prices. that's the main reason you see behind the drop. it comes to the question about the outlook for gas prices in europe. againieve it will pick up in the third quarter, especially in winter. you see this reflected in the prices. nejra: you said that you will dedicate more of your norwegian explanation efforts specifically at natu

. >>> encabezan la lista del intersecciones más peligrosas de san josé de ecuador las autoridades porqueción ocupa el primer lugar ya que tuvo la mayor cantidad de siete vehiculares durante un periodo del aÑo 2003 al 2017. chorro yo siempre tengo gente de pasar y llevar momento de que me toca pasar iba un seÑor que viene con la camioneta . >>> se salvó de milagro por aquí han ocurrido 34 accidentes que han dejado de 40 cinco personas lesionadas por lo cual es fundamental que tanto conductores como peatones tomen las medidas precauciones. >>> es importante estar en el área para asegurarnos que no hay ningún patrón. >>> intersecciones fueron posicionadas como la más mortales de la ciudad noticiero telemundo 48 . >>> para evitar que intersecciones se detenga ante presencia de peatones de bosque realizan operativos y 34 conectores reciben su creación es no detenerse por dejar pasar que falleció esta maÑana al ser atropellada pablo lópez al parecer el indigente y fue embestida por una camioneta y golpeado por otros vehículos. >>> conocimos el caso de lionel hombre hispano que pasó 17 aÑos en

y el gobierno de ecuador no podrÁ vender terrenos de la selva amazÓnica compaÑÍas petroleras en un fallon una misa al aire el amor estuvo en >> el amor estuvo en el aire. estas 100 parejas compartieron matrimonio durante una misa. la ceremonia estuvo patrocinada por el gobierno de la ciudad yy presidida por el alcalde quien compartiÓ la magia del momento con todas las parejas. la novia de mayor edad fue elsa de 74 aÑos quien ha compartido su vida por 53 aÑos con su compaÑero sentimental guillermo a quien finalmente le dio el "si" para toda la vida. dicen que quererse no tiene horario ni fecha en el calendario, como decÍa simÓn dÍaz. felicidades. gracias. buen fin de semana. regr busco al señor julio césar chávez. -¿de parte de quién? -la policía. (música rock) ♪ vengo a retarte. ♪ ¿a retarme? ¿a mí aquí en mi casa? ♪

that has paid off in terms of asset prices also the ability to assess whether a company like ecuador, will the country be able to stay current on debt payments and have strong systems to ensure those debt payments while taking care of the needs of the population in such a difficult time our analysis shows that was possible and ecuador played out in that way and we played very well that opportunity for investors. >> julia, interesting conversation >>> tesla shares have jumped 7% in after-hours trading after the electric carmaker set new quarterly production and delivery records tesla delivered 95,000 vehicles in the second quarter. the company hinted that strong demand will continue and said it is entering the third quarter with a backlog of orders u.s. auto sales continued their decline in june more generally, but suvs and pickup trucks provided one bright spot >> reporter: there was a time when ram trucks were considered a december tant third istant thp sales race not anymore. for the second quarter ram pickups outsold the gm silverado. an offer of 15% to 20% off ram's suggested reta

.>> reporter: including those from africa who flights ecuador prefer crossing central america. haitians and cubans salvadorans and guatemalans.>>> mexico is just not good in my opinion.>>> we seek asylum in ecuador because we don't speak spanish. >> reporter: some might decide to jump the fence while at the nearby shelters family wait for the courts to decide their fate.>>> the aclu calls the rule cruel and illegal and many academics agree.>> allow people who somehow managed to get here a fair chance not to necessarily get asylum to make their claim. >> reporter: supporters say the policy could be a game changer.>>> i have sympathy. you were already knowing you were going to skim the system.>> reporter: mexico is not agreed to this. migrants who were apprehended at the border who claim asylum will go to the port of entry will be returned to their home country. the success of the program depends on those countries being able to get the chapel documents within a 20 day window. of something called the floors agreement. the aclu is challenging the case. is asking the policy to be h

indigenous people who argued they weren't properly consulted on the sale of their ancestral land ecuador's indigenous communities have been taking action against oil companies since the one $960.00 s. well those are the headlines and now it's back to witness after which they'll be more news here on al-jazeera. you know the miller gun rights mission phase. school the one where they can go free to do. my mind will say i was sent to go ga to believe a push all i'm. still grew up here is genius. with their friends you know normally do try my new living get out. but this is the fear but yeah biting. transvestites. investment. house oh yeah the minimum for society to her family was. easy. last year was how i was i was. not. good enough and i did family thing that i would have never was what i thought i might but i don't give people a little bit of you much better now but i'm sad for you mike that look just like you. i feel that you. did not. even realize. you. know we have made a decision. because someone has the sun but as even. as i might. of the many i came up that day for my godmother when n

well the scandal has brought time politicians throughout latin america including in brazil ecuador and colombia at farnsworth is vice presidents of the council of the americas he says the potential implications of toledo's arrest are huge. the tentacles of the other brushed investigation and scandal really literally reached throughout latin america you named any number of countries there are others you could have named as well venezuela certainly cuba there have been allegations in mexico about some of these issues and they go right to the top of some of these countries and what it's done is that it's not just impacted the people who have been accused of corruption obviously but it is also impacted the willingness of the people the voters to continue to support many of their elected officials and some would say have led directly through recent elections to the election of outsider candidate who are elected based on their claims to be not corrupt that is something that i think voters have increasingly been sympathetic to and it is driving elections now across the region so the implicati

so-called conversion therapy which claims to cure homosexuality currently only 3 countries brazil ecuador and malta have outlawed the controversial practice now germany wants to join them he spoke to one man who underwent conversion therapy and says it should be banned. i think i 1st became aware that something was different during kindergarten but of course i didn't know what it meant mike is just one of thousands of people in germany who have undergone a controversial therapy in an attempt to repress a homosexuality christianity shaped my life from an early age but as puberty hit he began to have sexual experiences with men. it was a nice time in life but then the conflict started to grow because at the same time i felt at home in christian circles where it was made very clear god doesn't want that you should lead another life. how can you stand before god this is a mortal sin. and other similar comments came from all sides. after voluntarily staking out so-called conversion therapy might committed himself to ending all contact with homosexual friends and partners for decades he was abs

all around the world currently though only 3 countries have nationwide bands that would be brazil ecuador and malta a handful of other countries you can see behind me have also gotten the ball rolling with local regulations and recommendations but they don't have explicit nationwide bantz now germany wants to become the 4th country to ban the practice d.w. spoke to one man who underwent conversion therapy. haven't i think i 1st became aware that something was different during kindergarten but of course i didn't know what it meant mike is just one of thousands of people in job many who have undergone a controversial therapy in an attempt to repress a human sexuality christianity shaped mike's life from an early age but as puberty hit he began to have sexual experiences with men. this published issue it was a nice time in life but then the conflict started to grow because at the same time i felt at home in christian circles where it was made very clear god doesn't want that you should lead another life. how can you stand before god this is a mortal sin. and other similar comments came from

. >> members of the crew of the cutter "monroe" then jumped on tohe semi submersible vessel near ecuadorsuspected drug traffickers and seized 17,000 tons of cocaine. worth more than $230 million on the streets. >>> i'm amanda del castillo in los altos where residents say no cell tower in their neighborhood. >>> caught on camera restaurant customers run to safety as out of control cab careens toward them. >>> get ready for summer sizzle. how much temperatures will rise for the weekend. >>> first "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news at 11:00. >> tonight is a night of champions. >> you want equal pay, i think a mistake. shouldn't you be paid more because you -- >>> in the south bay at&t wants to improve wireless connectivity across los altos by putting what they call nodes in neighborhoods. >> one man says one going up yards from daughter's window. >> one of many with concerns. amanda del castillo is live. >> reporter: there are more than a dozen proposed locations for these specific devices. regardless of whether they're harmful or harmless, residents i've spoke with don't want them near th

the scandal has brought down politicians throughout latin america including in brazil ecuador and colombia eric fons worth vice president of the council of the americas he says the potential implications of tomatoes arrest and the why the case are huge the tentacles of the other british investigation and scandals have really literally reached throughout latin america you named and any number of countries there are others you could have named as well venezuela certainly cuba there have been allegations in mexico about some of these issues and they go right to the top of some of these countries and what it's done is that it's not just impacted the people who have been accused of corruption obviously but it is also impacted the willingness of the people the voters to continue to support many of their elected officials and some would say have led directly through recent elections to the election of outsider candidate who are elected based on their claims to be not corrupt that is something that i think voters have increasingly been sympathetic to and it is driving elections now across the regi

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de estados unidos mike pompeo concluye una gira latinoamericana que lo llevÓ tambiÉn a argentina y ecuador exteriores marcelo ebrard lo recibiÓ y despuÉs a el salvador, los esfuerzoss para combatir la inmigraciÓn ilegal fueron los principales temas que pompeo tratÓ. >> con un balance al menos 12 cadÁveres concluyeron los trabajos en la casa del terror descubiertas hace una semana en jalisco >>> segÚn las autoridades 3 de los cuerpos estaban en una habitaciÓn y tambiÉn fueron hallados 11 bolsas con restos humanos los cuales siguen siendo procesados desde que el gobierno de el salvador implementÓ medidas para combatir a las pandillas varias poblaciones de guatemala viven atemorizadas debido que lÍderes de los grupos anti sociales salvadoreÑos estÁn huyendo hacia este paÍs vecino y piensan estar en zonas alejadas de la violencia >>> jenni corado viajÓ y nos presenta el informe. >> se estÁn organizando los vecinos del occidente de guatemala desde que supieron que importantes lÍderes pandilleros de el salvador estÁn instalÁndose en sus poblaciones >>> escapando de la persecuciÓn de la que son o

i was actually born in ecuador. i came here when i was 14. we hear the comments when we come to our country. they are definitely racist comments. so there is no doubt in my mind. and most of american would agree with me. >> so you mentioned that you were born in ecuador coming to the united states as a teenager. the president of course today tweeting about his tweet telling the congress women to go home to where they are originally pr. he says the tweets were not racist, i don't have a racist bone in my body. what's your response? >> erin, he doesn't tell the truth. in president has been attacking immigrants, criminalizing immigrants since he was campaigning for office. it has been his main goal to criminalize people of color, people like myself, people that live in my community. i don't believe what he is saying. but here is what i find so ironic which i want to mention, he tells immigrants to go back to their countries. he talks about being strong and defending venezuelans though he deports venezuelans and asking them to go back to their co

while ronnie people who argued they want properly consulted on the sale of their ancestral land ecuador's indigenous communities have been taking action against all companies since the 1960 s. . women in countries across latin america say men are literally getting away with murder cases of femicide arising with men not being prosecuted for various reasons including police inaction legal loopholes and sexual discrimination almost 3000 women were murdered because of their gender in 23 countries in south america in the caribbean in 2017 according to the u.n. the highest number of reported cases is in brazil where the latest data shows 4 women a murdered every day and bolivia has recorded 73 cases a famine side this year its highest rate in 6 years priyanka gupta reports. on the way to the funeral home in bolivia mary the last family screams for justice the 26 year old was allegedly hit in the head with a hammer several times till she died the police have detained her partner all the lobby a. local we say. she was all beaten her head was swollen her face was swollen it's such a shame that my

. >> i was born in ecuador. >> i emigrated from mexico. >> i'm proud to be an immigrant, and i'm proudbe an american. >> reporter: the resolution takes aim at mr. trump's claim that four women of color should "go back to where they came from," even though three of them were born here. >> if i was white, people would not tell me to go back to china. >> reporter: the four-page resolution "strongly condemns president donald trump's racist comments, that have legitimized and increased fear and hatred of new americans and people of color." on twitter today, the president insisted, "i don't have a racist bone in my body!" >> it's about time we lowered the temperature all across the board. >> reporter: the senate's top republican tried to steer the conversation back to safer waters. do you think that the president would be more likely to tone down his rhetoric if republican leaders like yourself spoke out more forcefully against it? >> well, i think i've just said, i think everybody ought to tone down their rhetoric. >> reporter: but you've stopped short of calling his comments "racist." >> w

but, apparently, ecuador has discovered that hackers make terrible house guests. - why was that asylum- there had been reports for some time that assange was sort of-- had outlived his welcome there in the embassy for all sorts of reasons, including that he was skateboarding in the halls... - so weird. - and stealing wi-fi, and that his cat had been making a mess. so the--you know, the ecuadorians were getting sick of having him there. - the most disturbing thing about the story is somehow not the fact that assange allowed it to shit all over the embassy. no, it's that every day he dressed that poor thing up in a tie and collar. and i'm talking an entire wardrobe, right? yeah. [laughter] like, if i worked in the ecuadorian embassy, that would be my sign that assange was losing it. he'd just be like, "i need some tiny ties for my cat. he just got his accounting degree." i'd be like, "okay. i think it's time for you to go buddy." and if you ever owned cats, you know that cats don't enjoy that, right? i mean cats don't enjoy anything, but they especially don't enjoy being dressed up as pe

. >> if you look across the different climate scenarios from the international agency from ecuador and from shell, what they tend to find is advance industrialized most of the west that natural gas kind of peaks out around the year 2030 or 2040. even those under ambitious scenarios, substitution of call, you see in an emerging economy, china and india and parts of central and south america, expanding significantly even under these scenarios constraint. on the longer run, danny and i wrote a paper on this two or three years ago. we pose the question, what's natural gases' role in carbon. natural gas substituting for coal. ben infomercial for reducing carbon dioxide and substitute for coal. it is displaying a zero technology, and of course you have to challenge it in my states as they see the threat of nuclear offline. >> absolutely. and the other key aspect to this is the methane. natural gas is a greenhouse gluten and so minimizing the emissions and leak to natural gas is very important. finally in the longer run if and when deep decarbonization as it happens, natural gas stored is ano

was out of ecuador talking about. how kabul our band this was a social democrat nationalist and reform a. but nays depicted him as a communist true to moscow a face of the red peril which threatened america and the free world. but may's hoped to win over public opinion. he opened the central american information bureau organized press visit and suggested articles to befriended publishers. so benet's really. understood it you know it's not what is happening it's the story you tell about what is happening that that is that is the reality and that's something he was greatly admired in studied in nazi germany who carried part truth to another. to another level and now we've we see in our present world with. social networks and much else the story intensifying. with award severe consequences for for democracy but we could already see where we are going to lead with episodes like can i use in my truth. the time was right for edward bernays power play in january 953 dwight eisenhower became the new president of the united st

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what are the people who argue they weren't properly consulted on the sale of their ancestral land ecuador's indigenous communities have been taking action against all companies since the 1960 s. and you can follow those stories course on our website at al-jazeera dot com and back with more news in half an hour to stay with us here on al-jazeera. 2 it's called terror attack in europe has been followed by an outpouring of. unfortunately these armed attacks have stirred hatred. islamophobia is on the rise and fear of far muslim neighbors has grown. but you know every attack there were also muslim victims. there by law much. less consequence yes due. to our means to me let me show them the legal system. look. him up when they do fuck to do my country to. the best and she will do. just for the poor in the end to the fact that. on the 11th of. 2004 commuter trains in the city from a tree. in spain were bombed the next day tens of thousands of people took to the streets in solidarity protesting against the violence. i was there shouting no to the senseless killings of the time we didn't know who w