essentially, interpol is asking countries to be on the lookout for assange. >> interpol is sending a message to these countries that they should take whatever steps are practical to find julian assange and arrest him. >> reporter: a british newspaper, which published the latest batch of secret documents, reported that assange was in a secret location somewhere outside london. today, his lawyer denied he's on the run and said law enforcement officials know where to find him. he called the allegations not of prosecution, but a persecution. >> we're in a rather surreal swedish fairy tale where nothing has happened like this before in sweden or else in civilized europe. >> reporter: nbc's peter alexander is in stockholm tonight. >> the swedish prosecutor says at least for now she's not commenting on any of the allegations made by assange's lawyer. >> reporter: the allegations came after wikileaks made public thousands of secret documents about the war in afghanistan. was the timing a coincidence? or is this, as assange claims, all political to punish him? >> my own experience with dealin

interpol issues in wanted notice for the founder of wikileaks, julian assange. he is wanted for questioning in sweden over an alleged sex offense. from his website, he continues to leak documents, showing that pakistan's nuclear arsenal could fall into the hands of thieves. heavy snow and freezing conditions are hitting much of britain, causing the destruction. more than 1500 schools have closed. the motoring organization has dealt with 2000 writedowns per hour. more snow is expected in england, wales, and scotland. in the north of england, we spent the day in north yorkshire. >> today, ice and snow spread to a wider area of britain. this is the frozen land and water of yorkshire. with the weather came more transport chaos. on the roads, hundreds of accidents lead to closures on main routes. a small town in scotland was typical of many. the main road was being cleared, but all the others were thick with snow. few dared to venture out on them. in northern england, train travel was badly disrupted, with many services canceled. air passengers also struggled to comp

heard the controversy over rape allegations brought against a songe for months now so why would interpol issue this arrest learned arrest alert right now we just can't help but feel like it's not really about that case i think that we all know what it's really about considering that every single government in the world wants a songes head and wiki leaks done after they've just released the largest leak of diplomatic cables and we touched upon the media responses yesterday but critics have become even more bloodthirsty overnight former george w. bush speechwriter marc thiessen has taken the debate to an entirely new level the center is an advocate of torture but now he's actually talking about invading another country to arrest a son and that country happens to be a u.s. ally take a listen to him on fox news cannot unilaterally we can we can go and get him without without another country's permission we did it with general noriega the results already in the office of legal counsel that we can go in and take somebody anywhere in the world. we should go and get him with or without his host

departamento de estado desconecta una red militar de computadoras de su base de datos metros la interpol diplomacia americana. >> el escÁndalo del sitio sigue dÁndole la vuelta al mundo y en latinoamÉrica ha generado acciones de todo tipo. el gobierno de venezuela felicitÓ a los que publicaron a la informaciÓn. el presidente hugo chÁvez, la revelaciÓn de los documentos deja claro que estados unidos es fallido e ilegal. >> el inmenso esfuerzo de estados unidos, departamento de estado para tratar de aislar a la revoluciÓn bolivariana y a este soldado, sÓlo que no lo han logrado y menos ahora. el imperio al desnudo. >> tambiÉn hubo paÍses como colombia y perÚ que lamentaron lo ocurrido. >> la filtraciÓn de documentos a la prensa hacen que, pues que las relaciones entre los paÍses se vuelva aÚn mÁs compleja de lo que es. >> no estamos de acuerdo con que se publican todos los documentos que sean secretos. me imagino que hay algunos comentarios, como han salido, que pueden ser motivo de gran cobertura mediÁtica. pero Éste es un tema bÁsicamente de estados unidos y de la relaciÓn que tiene el d

wikileaks founder winds up on interpoll's most wanted list involving aelgszs of sexual misconduct. >>> a giant system threatens violent weather in the east. this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, december 1st, this is the "cbs morning news" for wednesday, december 1st, 2010 captioning funded by cbs >>> this morning long-term unemployment benefits begin to run out for nearly two million americans. an effort to extend them failed tuesday in the senate. there are nearly 15 million americans who have been out of work for more than six months. whit johnson is in washington with more on this. good morning, whit. >> betty, good morning. this isn't the first time democrats and republicans haven't been able to agree on how to extend unemployment benefits. they've argued the same points for two years. they still haven't worked out their differences and today more americans will suffer. 53-year-old earl searight's unemployment insurance expired at midnight. one of hundreds of thousands of americans now without >> i hope something will be done and they'll be able to hear the voices of the

the international police force or interpol has put out its highest alert for his arrest. >> this all follows an arrest warrant issued in sweden, where he's accused of sexual assault. assange, meanwhile, has denied the charges, but has stayed out of sight since his website published the latest cache of secret u.s. documents. still, he continues to provoke. in a new interview from an undisclosed location, assange is calling for secretary of state hillary clinton to resign. >>> secretary clinton, meanwhile, is at a european security meeting this morning with some of the diplomats mentioned in the leaked cables. she has been speaking privately with dozens of foreign leaders to stem the damage. and with thousands more documents still to be published, mrs. clinton has her work cut out for her. >>> back in washington, some of the president's top legislative priorities are in jeopardy this morning. republicans in the senate say they will block almost all democratic measures during this lame duck session of congress. >> the gop has already blocked one major piece of legislation, the extension

interpol was aware about are now public right environment a lot of the richer the world news editor for the serbian broadcasting corporation like bahrain thank you. well you all with artie it's good to have your company today coming up for you in the program. that will never counted why already record high u.s. unemployment numbers could be closer to a more alarming figure also. show the true yeah still the most old factory in the country has been fixed and that great that there is this. fresh national strike has paralyzed greece with more rallies against sweeping new austerity measures now being held the government's plans to reduce the debt in order to meet the conditions set by an international bailout the unions triggered a twenty four hour general strike in reaction to newly approved labor reforms and pay cuts to public servants in scope as a journalist at athens international radio believes people don't want to pay the price for corrupt politicians said by the e.u. . people are demanding that the burden of this financial crisis not be put on their shoulders greece is the only coun

at an undisclosed location. >> he's not in hiding, evading any interpol arrest warrant. he has genuine concerns for his personal safety as a result of numerous, very public calls for his assassination. >> reporter: today, sweden's highest court confirmed the court order seeking his arrest for questioning. but british police say they need more information about the allegations of rape and sexual molestation made by two women, wikileaks volunteers. in stockholm, the swedish prosecutor told nbc's peter alexander that this case is being handled just like any other. that there was no pressure. >> there have been no conflicts whatsoever from the other countries or authorities. >> reporter: in an interview with nbc news, the lawyer for the two women also rejected assange's claim that all this is dirty tricks. >> that is nonsense. i can tell you that. >> reporter: nonsense? >> it's nonsense, yes. >> reporter: he says the allegations stem from two separate incidents in august. days apart, involving young women who didn't know each other at the time. >> these women are alleging th

. >>> en base a un aviso de la interpol arrestado por las autodades mexicanas y hemos comenzado el proceso. >>>carlos: cuando era director del centro de salud reproductiva de california, fue asadoe robar individuales y embriones de sus pacientes para colocarlos en úteros de otras pacientes in fértiles por lo menos 15 bebés nacieron por estos traslado im propios. >>> se los plantó en otra parejas, que pensaban que tenían los embriones producto genéticamente de la mujer como del hombre. >>> cuando estalló el escándalo, deivi an zr an zos por tener otros hijos supo que dio sus óvulos a otra mujer que tenía mellizas. decenas de parejas in fértiles que sospecharon ser los padres biológicos de niños que nunca conocion. y que ya son adescentes. a final de cuentas, la universidad tuvo que pagar millones de dólares, para saldar más de 100 demandas en contra. en 1995. sno existía una ley que prohibiera el traslado no autorizado de tejidos, y fue acusado de fude y evasión de impuestos, por 0 ocultar un millón de dólares en cobros a sus pacientes. >>> en entrevistas como esta hecha en méxico hace años

. >>> in the headlines tonight, interpol has issued an arrest warrant for the wiki leaks owner on suspicion of rape, sexual molestation and illegal use of force. he denies all charges. the warrants -- the white house says president obama agrees with the pentagon survey stating don't ask don't tell would not hurt the military, citing a troop pool, they say gay service would not disrupt unit cohesion. the president continues to believe the current policy should be overturned. >>> and president obama says he wants to find common ground with lawmakers as they work to extend bush-era tax cuts. the president hosted congressional leaders from both parties. he says they agree on preserving tax cuts for middle-income americans. however, republicans argue lower tax rates should be extended to all taxpayers. >>> a little warm over the next couple of days but rain is on the way. we will time it out and see what it's going to pass through coming up in just a bit. >>> day nine of the preliminary hearing for the suspects accused of gang raping a high school student in richmond. it happened during the home

. >>> en base a un aviso de la interpol arrestado por las autodades mexicanas y hemos comenzado el procesoctor del centro de salud reproductiva de california, fue asadoe robar individuales y embriones de sus pacientes para colocarlos en úteros de otras pacientes in fértiles por lo menos 15 bebés nacieron por estos traslado im propios. >>> se los plantó en otra parejas, que pensaban que tenían los embriones producto genéticamente de la mujer como del hombre. >>> cuando estalló el escándalo, deivi an zr an zos por tener otros hijos supo que dio sus óvulos a otra mujer que tenía mellizas. decenas de parejas in fértiles que sospecharon ser los padres biológicos de niños que nunca conocion. y que ya son adescentes. a final de cuentas, la universidad tuvo que pagar millones de dólares, para saldar más de 100 demandas en contra. en 1995. sno existía una ley que prohibiera el traslado no autorizado de tejidos, y fue acusado de fude y evasión de impuestos, por 0 ocultar un millón de dólares en cobros a sus pacientes. >>> en entrevistas como esta hecha en méxico hace años por la cadena nbc, el docto

swedish arrest warrant issued yesterday for assange will take up to 10 days to work its way through interpol, the british foreign affairs office, the home affairs office, and finally reach the serious organized crime agency in britain where the founder of wikileaks is thought to be hiding. but funding for his internet site has already been hurt. the online payment service paypal suspended the wikileaks' account overnight. this follows amazon.com's decision wednesday to evict wikileaks from its servers. cyberspace experts predict even more restrictions on donations in an attempt to shut wikileaks down. >> this is something that the u.s. government would dearly like to stop and i'd be surprised if this continues more than another week or two. >> reporter: the pressure is seen as a response to wikileaks' release of diplomat cables, which has embarrassed the u.s. and damaged its relations with countries such as pakistan, saudi arabia, and italy. u.s. officials are considering espionage charges, and there have been calls for assange and his organization to be listed as terrorists. before going in

>> a global hunt is on for wikileaks founder julian assange after the international police agent interpolssued a red notice to assist in his arrest on suspicion of sexual charges. his appeal to have two rape charges thrown out of court was rejected last week. the ramped up search for the former computer hacker comes amid global war of a massive dump of government documents business his website wikileaks. >>> meanwhile in an interview from an unknown location, assange called for the resignation of secretary of state hillary clinton if she ordered u.s. diplomats to spy on foreign officials. while traveling in kazakhstan, secretary clinton addressed her latest concerns over the release. >> i particularly worry about the human rights activists, the religious leaders, the critics of government who speak to members of our embassy about abuses in their own country, whose name may either be in a reporting cable or who may be identifiable because of the description of the person. >> and now here's a look at some other stories making news early today in america -- in florida, police are looking for

i mean, i think i heard very recently that interpol has issued a warrant for his arrest based on all these sexual allegations about relationships with some women that he took out socially. >> right. we didn't talk about that. you know, again, he sees himself as... he has a bit of a martyr complex. he sees himself as being persecuted. but even paranoids has enemies. he has genuine enemies so i think he's right to be careful. but there's another point near has come up and that we're going to explore in our story about him, which is that it is the roll of classification in our society. i mean, pat moynihan, a hero of both of ours used to say the problem isn't leaking secrets, the problem is there are too many secrets. it's the overclassification of information. one of the things... and the fact that it's available to too many people. i think one of the things... one of the unintended consequences of the wikileaks will be re-evaluating what we classify and what we don't. i mean, there's too much that that's classified and there are too many people who have access to it. there's no doubt

learning more, julian assange, the founder of wikileaks, interpol after him. a warrant out for his arrest. this, though, is not related to that document dump. related to sexual assault charges. >>> first, though, we want to get to the spirit of cooperation between republicans and democrats after yesterday's white house summit seemed to fade quickly. now it appeared to be back to business as usual. cbs news white house correspondent bill plante has the latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, harry. talks on trying to reach a deal on the bush tax cuts for everybody, or just for the middle class. depends on which way you want to go. this after the first time the president met with republicans who will be in charge of congress before they take charge. the white house meeting was long on talk of working together but short on actual progress. >> the beginning of a new dialogue. >> we had a very nice meeting today. >> reporter: the president says hi wants tax cuts extended for couples making less than $250,000 a year and for individuals making less th

assange is on interpol's most wanted list for alleged sexual crimes in sweden. "the independent" reports police won't arrest assange until they clarify the european arrest warrant. >>> a deadly snowstorm has engulfed parts of europe. the sub-zero temperatures blamed for eight deaths in poland. major airports in britain, france and switzerland have been forced to shut down causing severe flight delays. and thousands of auto accidents have also been reported. >>> australian investigators say a manufacturing defect may have caused an engine on one of its super jumbo jets to explode. the roles royce trenton 900 engine on the airbus 380 blew apart in midair last month. australian investigators say a misaligned oil pipe caused that failure. they recommended all three airlines that fly the 380 to conduct more checks. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch" a strong showing by asian stocks this morning. ashley morrison is here in new york with much more on that. good morning, ashley. >> good morning to you, betty. asian markets followed the dow's lead, japan's nikkei leaping nearly

an interpol has issued an alert for the wikileaks founder for the so-called double-thso- called red noticesks anyone with information about the back to report to police. he's wanted for questioning. the 39-year-old denies the charges. his internet platform, wikileaks, shot to the diplomatic row this week with the publication of some 250,000 classified u.s. cables. crisis, a crisis, a crisis. >> it looks like the crisis in the eurozone to last until next year. that is the message you get when you consider what the european union is doing. on wednesday, europe extended those lineate rules for state aid to banks and companies into a dozen 11. those were relaxed at the beginning of the financial crisis. the plan had been to go back to normal at the end of this year. but the financial crisis, as we all know, turned into a debt crisis. >> european competition commissioner is helping to in his work processing bank bailout applications sen. but as a realist, he knows the beleaguered sector still sorely needs external help. so he has extended the framework of rules set of two years ago, allowing eu

he's read about interpol notices, he's read about warrants but nobody's actually been in touch with him or any of his legal team. >> reporter: british police, who would carry out the arrest, say they haven't yet because the warrant wasn't correctly filed. julian assange is one of the most reviled or, depending on your point of view, revered men on earth. he's in hiding somewhere in or around london and we're told working hard to keep the wikileaks site up and running. the site's come under multiple cyber attacks from hackers in the past few days. but assange and his team stayed one step ahead and they have a backup plan. supporters of wikileaks around the world are downloading a file the site calls an insurance policy. the files encrypted with a code so strong it's unbreakable, even by governments. but, if anything happens to assange or the website, a key will go out to unlock that file and there would be no way to stop the information from spreading like wildfire because so many people already have copies. >> what most folks are speculating is that the insurance file contains unrelease

. >> reporter: interpole issued an arrest warrant for assange with allegations of rape and molestation involving two women in sweden, claims he denies. the 39-year-old australian computer hacker recently told forbes magazine his next big document dump will expose a big u.s. bank. assange was quoted as saying he had documents from bank of america. >> he isn't the kind of hacker nerd you might expect him to be. in fact, he's a very forceful character, virging on arrogance. >> reporter: in four years, assange has made wikileaks a global force and for better or worse, exposed what he considers some of the world's darkest secrets. on everything from the wars in iraq and afghanistan, to corruption in kenya. what drives him? >> he sees the release of documents as a kind of transparency which actually bends the world towards justice. he sees himself as a revolutionary. >> however some of his tactics have cost him supporters especially his decision to publish the name of afghans helping the u.s. the u.s. government argues there's nothing noble about assange. a u.s. official describes him as ver

just go look at the fact that how often does interpol go off to people on sex related charges it's just don't they both be chasing people for your ex all the charges that relate to sexual offenses so i think it's completely politically motivated the swedish prosecutors dropped just this case two months ago right and now they just picked it back up again up to the latest release so i always say there's a very good chance that the american government is behind this night no doubt about it you could say it definitely if you say she died from sweden to the u.s. what reports the state say i have no doubt whatsoever that he charges will right allegation charge will disappear and he will be facing espionage charges in the united states. and that's a civil rights activist a live one and speaking right that where you can access more information about our stories all of our stories with just a click of your mouse on our new and improved web site that's on the top com here's a quick look at some of the things we have waiting for you online right now on our friend electric a boy with leukemia sees

having consensual sex but not necessarily using a condom that suddenly find himself on the same list interpol lists alongside senior mexican drug lord i don't think this case being brought at all julian assange offered to meet the swedish prosecutor here he offered to meet the swedish prosecutor over there he left with the permission of the swedish prosecutor. there's been no suggestion that he didn't want to cooperate so why are we going through all this why why did julian assange joined up in the punishment block good ones with prison questions that the swedish media doesn't seem prepared to ask london's high court was the scene of loud protests by ourselves just appalled says during his bail hearing and they're likely to show up again when he reappears to fight extradition in january but if he is sent to sweden he's unlikely to get anything like the level of support in a country which appears to be ready to condemn him as a rapists without questioning any of the possible political motivations behind the claim you are and it's our duty not to. more on wiki leaks along with news and analysis

having consensual sex but not necessarily using a condom but suddenly find himself on the same list interpol lists alongside mexican drug lord even in sweden the original prosecutor threw the allegations out then wiki leaks started the release of a quarter of a million u.s. diplomatic cables which are revealing and humiliating for the u.s. government all of a sudden sweden's director of public prosecutions decided to break claims were valid which the swedish people have fallen for including some of its most outspoken commentators it's clear. is not a person who should be in jail for journalism if he has committed a sexual sexual offense then that's a separate issue from wiki leaks. i do not think this is political in my. at least i sincerely hope so himself is calling this a political witch hunt other high profile foreign journalists i don't think this case being brought it all julian assange offered to meet the swedish prosecutor here he offered to meet the swedish prosecutor over he left with the permission of the swedish prosecutor. there's been no suggestion that he didn't want to cooper

that's if you have civil rights activists in hand and just go look at the fact that how often does interpol go off to people on sex related charges it's just it's on hold be chasing people for your it's own charges that are related to sexual offenses so i think it's completely politically motivated the swedish prosecutors dropped just this case two months ago and now they've just picked it back up again up to the israelis so i would say there's a very good chance that the american government is behind this one night that no doubt about it because it definitely if they should draw it from sweden to the u.s. what reports the state saying i have no doubt whatsoever that he charges will right allegation charge will disappear and he will be facing espionage charges in the united states. civil rights activism hang in there and you can access more information on the click of your mouse on our new and improved web site it's r t dot com here's a quick look at some of the things we've got for you on line at the moment a friend in that trick a boy sees through the eyes of a robot. school work. with hi

. >>> interpoll put the founding of wikileaks on it's most wanted list today.involving two women in sweden. before wikileaks revealed documents this week. his exact where abouts is unknown. desange has denied the warrant charges and says the warrant is politically charged. >>> drug maker navarus claimed it will cut 1,400 jobs. it's unclear if it will keep any positions. the swiss company is best known for it's flu vaccine. >>> a new deal will bring new life to a -- it's oakland's jack london square and a revitalization project got a big boost today. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: john lindon square has a perfect waterfront. three hours of construction and promises a revitalization. only a handful of people today walking through the square. >> it does look nice although we were counting that it seems a little desolated. we need more people. only a few business signed leases. and the big marketplace building has no marketplace. so far there's only one tenant there. >> there's supposed to be full tenants, that's the problem to us. i don't see anything

interpol has put wiki leaks founder julian assange on its most wanted list it says swedish authorities want to question him over and the legit sex of friends which he denies dismisses is part of a smear campaign the red notice as it's known is not an arrest warrant but asks people to contact the police if they know his whereabouts a son from a former computer hacker is at the center of a global controversy after leaking classified u.s. diplomatic cables. flash floods and landslides caused by torrential rain in venezuela of claimed at least twenty one lives the severe weather has also forced more than five thousand dollars to flee their homes the military has been dispatched in rescue efforts to a state of emergency was declared unfit to regions unusually heavy rains which have come to me past the end of the worst season or affecting tens of thousands of people. but over to the business desk now with shit. welcome to our business program. russia's hydropower holding ross hydro has expanded its ambitions along with its investment plans it will spend at least three billion dollars on new

interpol has put. on its most wanted list it says swedish authorities want to question him over an alleged sex offense which he denies and dismisses as part of a smear campaign we read notice as it is not an arrest warrant but asked people to contact the police if they know his whereabouts a former computer hacker is at the center of a global controversy after leaking classified u.s. diplomatic cables. flash floods and landslides by torrential rains in venezuela claimed at least twenty one lives the severe weather has also forced more than five thousand others to. retreat has been dispatched in rescue efforts after a state of emergency was declared in affected regions usually heavy rains which continue prost the end of the wet season affecting tens of thousands of people. allowing gays to serve in the u.s. military will carry only you those risks of fighting ability and you can study has revealed it also found that most respondents didn't object to serving with homosexuals some senior officials in the

well now for a look at some other major headlines from around the world interpol has put wiki leaks founder julian assange on its most wanted list it says swedish authorities want to question him over a sex offense which he denies and dismiss it as part of a smear campaign the red notice as it's known is not an arrest warrant but a last people to contact the police if they know his whereabouts sancia former computer hacker is at the center of a global controversy over the leaking classified list diplomatic cables. at least twenty one people have died in flash floods and landslides but eventually rain then is when the children five thousand members of the force to from their homes the military has been dispatched in rescue efforts offer a state of emergency was declared in affected regions but usually heavy rains which of continue past the end of the season have disrupted tens of thousands of people. coming up soon a leading figure in european security gives us his insight and where defense policy is heading next if you remember its sharona has artie's business update status. for the full st

he was even named in a rape case in sweden and added to interpol's wanted list. at a panel discussion in london, i asked him how he liked the attention. you have become the story almost despite yourself and i think that... i think we'd all like to hear what you want to say about that. >> so you want know become even more part of the story? ( laughter ) >> i do. >> well people say don't you find all the attention on you annoying and very difficult? well, yes, it's annoying, yes it's very difficult. >> reporter: so if it's so difficult, what makes him tick? colleagues say it's conviction. >> what comes across is a very firm, very firm belief that secrets are not often a good thing. and that society doesn't benefit from secrets. >> reporter: this is a man with a mission to keep on leaking. up next, he says, thousands of documents from some of the world's biggest banks. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> couric: and still ahead here on the "cbs evening news," when the best medicine is a cookie. but up next, catching potential dropouts before they fail. ands to he

well now for the some other major headlines from around the world interpol has wiki leaks founder julian assange on its most wanted list it says swedish authorities want to question him about where the ledge the sex offense which he denies and dismisses as part of a smear campaign the red notice as it's known is not an arrest warrant but asks people to contact the police if they know his whereabouts. former computer hacker is at the center of a global controversy often leaking classified u.s. diplomatic cables. flash floods and landslides caused by torrential rain in venezuela have claimed at least twenty one lives the severe weather has also forced more than five thousand others to flee their homes the military has been dispatched to rescue efforts after a state of emergency was declared in affected regions are usually heavy rains which of continued prost the end of the wet season are affecting tens of thousands of people. if it's sure it will be hit with the very latest business stay with us. please. hello welcome to our business program. russia's hydro power holding us hydro has expan

little the wasn't already known the founder of the web site julian the son is currently wanted by interpol for questioning over the alleged sex offense which he denies and says it's part of a smear campaign. europe's big freeze is set to continue with heavy snow fall covers much of the continent in poland the cold fronts claimed the lives of eight over this people as the temperatures drop to minus twenty there was also huge disruption to travel with the cancellation of hundreds of flights in the u.k. and stranded passengers having to find alternative routes on the other side of the coin as you can see agree sick. record heat for the time of year with an seasonably high temperatures a result the weather people saying of african sand being blown in very nice if it's happening to you well. moscow wants to become an equal partner in the new plans for european missile defense otherwise it would force russia to increase its nuclear arsenal to defend its borders that's according to the premier vladimir putin who's been discussing the country's security policy with an interview with american t.v.

he's read about interpol notices he's read about warrants but nobody's actually been in touch with him or any of his legal team. >> reporter: british police, who would carry out the arrests, say they haven't yet because the warrant wasn't correctly filed. julian assange is one of the most reviled, or depending on your point of view, revered men on earth. tonight, he's in hiding somewhere in or around london, and we're told working hard to keep the wikileaks site up and running. the site's come under multiple cyber attacks from hackers in the past few days. but assange and his team stayed one step ahead and they have a backup plan. supporters of wikileaks around the world are downloading a file the site calls an insurance policy. the file's encrypted with a code so strong it's unbreakable, even by governments. but if anything happens to assange or the web site, a key will go out to unlock that file and there would be no way to stop the information from spreading like wildfire because so many people already have copies. >> what most folks are speculating is that the insurance file contai

just go look at the fact that how often does interpol go up to people on sex related charges it's just it's unheard of they both be chasing people for your it's own charges that relates a sexual offenses so i think it's completely politically motivated the swedish prosecutors dropped just this case two months ago and now they've just picked it back up again up to the last really so i would say there's a very good chance that the american government is behind this night that no doubt about it if you get say it definitely if you say she died from sweden to the us labor force the state say i have no doubt whatsoever that he is charges will be staged right allegation charges will disappear and he will be facing espionage charges in the united states civil rights activism hand and then you can access more information on one of our stories with a click of your mouse on a new and improved website it's on t. don't come is a quick look at some of the things we've got a few online moments of friends and they create a boy with leukemia to see through the eyes of a robot to keep up with schoolwork

. >>> interpoll put the founding of wikileaks on it's most wanted list today.involving two women in sweden. before wikileaks revealed documents this week. his exact where abouts is unknown. desange has denied the warrant charges and says the warrant is politically charged. >>> drug maker navarus claimed it will cut 1,400 jobs. it's unclear if it will keep any positions. the swiss company is best known for it's flu vaccine. >>> a new deal will bring new life to a -- it's oakland's jack london square and a revitalization project got a big boost today. jana katsuyama has the story. >> reporter: john lindon square has a perfect waterfront. three hours of construction and promises a revitalization. only a handful of people today walking through the square. >> it does look nice although we were counting that it seems a little desolated. we need more people. only a few business signed leases. and the big marketplace building has no marketplace. so far there's only one tenant there. >> there's supposed to be full tenants, that's the problem to us. i don't see anything

just go look at the fact that how often does interpol go off people on sex related charges it's just i don't they told me chasing people for your ex on charges that are related to sexual offenses site i think it's completely clear that we might invite is the swedish prosecutors dropped just this case two months ago right and now they've just picked it back up again off to the last really so i say there's a very good chance that the american government is behind this night no doubt about it because it definitely if he has actually died from sweden to the u.s. what recourse the state saying i have no doubt whatsoever that he charges will right allegation charge will disappear and he will be facing espionage charges in the united states. civil rights activist liam hamlin speaking right that now you can access more information on all of our stories with just a click of your mouse on our new and improved website www dot com here's a quick look at some of the things we have waiting for you on line right now our friend the electric a boy with leukemia sees through the eyes of a robot to kee

that wasn't already known the founder of the web site julian assange she is currently wanted by interpol for questioning over an alleged sex offense which she denies and since it's part of a smear campaign. you are a big freezer said the continuous heavy snowfall covers much of the continent in poland the cold fronts claimed the lives of a homeless people's attempt has dropped to minus twenty is also a huge disruption to travel with the cancellation of hundreds of flights and stranded passengers having to find alternative routes on the other side of the coin greece are about to see the pictures now experiencing record heat for the time of year with unseasonably high temperatures a result they say of african sand being blown. very nice to go. crosstalk coming your way in about ten minutes time with fiery debate about president obama's efforts to push the start treaty on nuclear cuts through the senate shortly the but before all that the latest business tonight with. hello and a very warm welcome time to delve into the world of business russia may postpone its first sale of ruble bonds the

having consensual sex but not necessarily using a condom but suddenly find himself on the same list interpol lives alongside senior mexican drug lords so i think i'll let most people make up their own minds but it's seems to be incredible coincidence this is happening right now america wants to disk. it and dismantle the entire wiki leaks operation one of the documents that of the recent diplomatic cables was from a saudi king who suggested they wanted to cut the head off the snake in iran to to end the regime then i think the americans are attempting a similar thing with wiki leaks going after its leader in its most public face and hoping therefore that the entire pack of cards will collapse beneath it and of course americans are now in this thing the support of other countries and of major international banking networks of internet and the odds are really up against the wiki leaks now remember he wasn't expecting to be arrested and it has happened in the past that often people are arrested on on minor crimes such as better what's happening in sweden so they can gather more evidence to char

star retire early interpol has issued a warrant for the founder of the whistle blowing wiki leaks website julian a song so ridge authorities want to question him over an alleged sex offense which he denies and dismisses as part of a smear campaign the current whereabouts of a songe is not known it was on sunday that his web site started to leak more than two hundred thousand private american diplomatic cables the complete set of documents is due to be published online shortly for many analysts and politicians say beliefs offer little that wasn't known already investigative journalist ross baker says too many people could have had access to the information gathered. by. these documents which are not top secret they're low grade classified documents that they were accessible to a huge number of people perhaps several million people through this military service the reason this happened in the first place was because after nine eleven the concern was that there wasn't enough sharing of information and that made sense that they wanted to make semi non risky things available to a large cross-s

little of wasn't already known the founder of the website julia son jesus currently waited wanted by interpol for questioning over an alleged sex offense which he denies and says is part of a smear campaign. europe's big three he said to continue his heavy snowfall continues to cover much of the continent in poland the cold fronts claimed the lives of eight people please. they were meant to be drinking there's also a huge disruption to travel with the consolation of hundreds of flights and stranded passengers are the final turn of the route on the other side of the coin greece is experiencing record heat for the time of year with the season the high temperatures result of african sand big blood in the field. was about sports updates here with you in fifty minutes time to keep you abreast of that but it's business first with you in a few moments hungry for the full story we've got it for. the biggest issues get a human voice face to face with the news makers. would be soon which brighter if you move the song from finance to pressure these. these stunts on t.v. dot com. hello times have a look

that wasn't already known though the founder of the web site julian assange is currently wanted by interpol for questioning after the alleged sex offense which he denies and says is part of a smear campaign. europe's big freeze is set to continue its heavy snowfall covers much of the continent in poland the cold front has claimed the lives of eight homeless people as the temperatures drop minus twenty is also huge disruption to travel with the cancellation of hundreds of flights and stranded passengers a final turn of the other side of the coin though you see the pictures the minute greece is experiencing record heat for the. the time of the year would go with unseasonably high temperatures a result the weather people are telling us are african the sand being blown in nice if it happens to get. moscow wants to become an equal partner in new plans for european missile defense otherwise it would force russia to increase its nuclear arsenal to defend its borders and that's according to premier vladimir putin who's been discussing the country's security policy in an interview with american t.v.