julian assange. if he really wants to protect freedom of press and the first amendment. in the meantime, while julian assange is still in prison, all major newspapers of the world have stayed the same to drop the charges. all major human rights organizations demanded the same, to drop the charges. and even the united nations called julian assange prolonged detention torture. i am honored to be cochairing for the tribunal with a great source of inspiration and i'm happy to welcome all the members of our tribunal and everybody was watching us today like this, i officially proclaim the tribunal launched. thanks a lot. [applause] >> we will move right into the tribunal members and then there were director of the aclu speech privacy and technology project has been at the aclu for 20 years, has worked at the intersection of civil liberties and national security, litigating numerous cases involving airport security policy, government watch list surveillance practices, targeted killing and torture. he has te

julian assange.gathered in washington, d.c., to demand president biden to drop the charges against julian assange, if he really wants to protect freedom of press and the first amendment. in the meantime, while julian assange is still in prison, all major newspapers of the world have demanded the same, to drop the charges -- the guardian, the new york times, der spiegel, el paÍs and le monde. all major human rights organizations demanded the same, to drop the charges. and even the united nations called julian assange's prolonged detention torture. i am honored to be co-chairing today's tribunal with amy goodman, a great source of inspiration. and i'm happy to welcome all the members of our tribunal, and you, the audience, who is here in a big number and everyone who is watching us today. and by this, i officially proclaim the tribunal launched. thanks a lot. [applause] amy: we'll move right into the tribunal members. ben wizner is the director of the aclu's speech, privacy and technology project. he's

julian: come back. the newly elected district attorney for alameda county will review eight officer involved and in-custody deaths that were previously closed by her predecessors. she also announced the establishment of the new public accountability unit. joining us live now to discuss is pamela price. thank you so much for being here. >> of course. thank you for having me. julian: absolutely. we know you ran as a reform candidate who would hold officers who operate outside of the law accountable, you appear to be making good on that promise every opening these cases, would influence -- what influenced this decision? >> we have had the benefit of looking at a number of cases across the bay. and some of those cases were closed almost immediately before we arrived. and so, my team and i felt very strongly that it was important for us to take a look, as the newly elected team, accountable to the people of alameda county. as you know, this county has been desperate for police accountability, and it's been s

he will probably face life and julian songs. but not that he's a whistle though, he's a publisher, but even the penalties were pulling everything over in the usa. so anyone who blew the whistle and anyone who then is told to go and face the music and wants to put it on the public record. what they play, the whistle on faces is huge. penalty in the west and people explore 8 countries like russia, or china, or iran, whatever for stigmatizing and penalizing dissidence. that's precisely what the west of doing when they treat whistleblowers in this way to the british government tried hard to convict and to imprison david, even if they decided not to charge you with a crime, you were by his side through the entire time in the end david was given 6 months in jail for violating the official secrets act. we all know this incredibly short sentence was meant as a fee saving measure for the government. when governments go after former employees for violating the official secrets act or in the united states, the espionage act, they usually s

julian: dr.of public infrastructure projects that changed west oakland forever, starting in the mid-1950's with the construction of cyprus freeway, that forced hundreds of families to move and dozens of businesses to shutter. dr. summers: especially with the cypress, which is now mandela parkway, you saw this division between the eastern part of west oakland and the northwest part of west oakland, and it created this divide along 7th street as well. so you have broken up the true fabric of the neighborhood. julian: by the late 1950's, the movement of oakland's post office force businesses on the south side of the street to move, like the breakfast club, which would eventually reopen across the street as esther's orbit room. the project claimed 12 city blocks and forced more homeowners to sell their homes below market rate. the magnitude of the mass displacement captured by this unforgettable photo of a surplus world war ii tank used to bulldoze homes. dr. summers: something likely 7th street post

tell us what's new in julian's case. we know what is probably his final appeal of his extradition to the united states is being heard right now. we've come to understand those of us who support julian. she expect nothing from the u. k. government. what are julian's chances in the british court system at this point? is there any hope for him in the european court of human rights? and is there any reason to believe that the new prime minister re, she's soon act will be any different toward julian than boys johnson and list trust were. i think my face probably said it all, and i would doubted the british system is raked and offer they were a bit of a vessel stay towards the us. anyway. we know that, you know, they're asking you, they need the us busch, the whole point about the, the song case is that he is little strange in publisher and journalist award winning his global award over the years. and he is imprisoned in the u. k. unwanted by the us on the espionage child, which is a printing office. so the, the key point is o

julian — easier said than done. on that point, julian metcalfe, - easier said than done. - easier said than done. on that point, julian metcalfe, a real. point, julian metcalfe, a real pleasure having you on the show. good luck with everything and i will checkin good luck with everything and i will check in with you soon. 0ne city that has seen people returning to its pre—covert levels is tokyo. i sat down with the city's governor just to find out how is tokyo. i sat down with the city's governorjust to find out how one of the world's greatest city is bouncing back. a real pleasure having you on my show. you are now open for tourists which is wonderful. are you concerned about those tourists bringing back covid with them? the those tourists bringing back covid with them? , ., ., ., ., those tourists bringing back covid with them? , ., ., ., , with them? the situation in tokyo is fine and secured. _ with them? the situation in tokyo is fine and secured. our _ with them? the situation in tokyo is fine and secured. our situation, - fine and secured. 0ur situation, medical si

hm. julian backhouse is headed to frankfort with a staff member. they're traveling by private jet. vince warned, hung a party public transport is pretty gross at the moment. he isn't sharing a cabin with snotty nose people coughing every waka. i avoid it as much as i cancel zaden via so again. it's a short trip from vienna, hoffen to frankfurt. just about 500 kilometers. traveling by private jet may be convenient, but it certainly does the climate no favors. i care about climate change. i don't think about it much if everyone behaved like you and flu as often as you do done with that, then it wouldn't work. but luckily, the population has split into different groups, dime, part of the small fraction that can get away, but it doesn't all. private jets, fast cars. yeah. generally the richer people are, the more they contribute to global warming in their lives. the od up money in the last few years, we've seen that one key element of being wealthy is how much it harms the planet remeasured could. how much longer can we afford the indulgent lifestyle o

congratulations. julian backhouse is a publisher of finance and business magazines. today he's going to the frankfurt book fair. the fight takes about an hour. what's the flight cost? over about $4000.00 euros per hour, so there and back to hours will set you back $8000.00 euros. more and more rich people travel this way. the number of private jet flights in germany increased by 9 percent within one year. don't you feel guilty living at the expense of others under the legs? not really the case. i'm not stopping anyone from doing the same. others could do it, but they don't is that okay? for me it's okay for me and i don't think i'm actively humming anyway. if that was the case, i'd probably think about it more often. but so far i haven't seen how i'm deliberately or actively harming anyone dumb at all. but carbon emissions are harmful to others. in fact, to all of us, a flight by private jet emit tons of greenhouse gases were already experiencing the consequences of climate change to date. after all, the climate crisis has long since arrived. fires, droughts, floods

jonathan: julian, thank you. good to see you, as always. julian emanuel of evercore. the next half. we will ask him about the four day week. from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> four day week sounds good. keeping you up-to-date, i and lisa mateo. core inflation in the euro zone set a record last month and that probably cements the central banks plan to raise interest rates by another half percentage point in march. core price gains reached 5.3% in january. headline inflation, including food and power, was up to eight point 6%. the minutes from the last fed's policy meeting shows the central bank is inclined toward more interest rate hikes to curb inflation. almost all officials back slowing the pace of increases. the market indicates that 25 basis points hikes are likely coming at march, may and june meetings. president joe biden says vladimir putin has made the world less safe by suspending participation in the new start nuclear treaty read still, he told abc news, he does not believe that means russia will use nuclear weapons. it seeks to limit the deployment of i

all right, julian, thank you so yeah, rihanna. you know, maybe she can give them a shout out just so we didn't feel so bad. >> thank you. >> all right. some good news for the niners faithful quarterback brock purdy is going to surgery on his injured, throwing elbow and they expect him to be ready for training camp. that's really the good news. according to reports, the rookie qb plans to undergo ucl surgery in his throwing elbow february 22nd in dallas. it is not going to be a full on tommy john surgery, which some had feared he would need. that would have meant a longer recovery. wouldn't be ready for the start of the season. certainly instead pretty will undergo the internal brace option is they're calling it to just repair the torn ucl that he suffered here. the nfc championship game kron. 4 sports director jason dumas will have more on this injury issue coming up tonight on kron. 4 news at 6. still to come first of its kind pill aimed at aiding women who are struggling with postpartum depression, how close it is to being appro

julian: invisibility does. the one thing i would say at the moment is we still have good visibility on russia's oil x words -- oil exports. particularly on crude. there really have not been the same attempts to hide that that we saw for example with venezuela. one of the reasons for this is if you look at the sanctions on the ground in venezuela, they have specifically designed to stop the flow of oil from those countries. the whole package of sanctions and price caps on russian oil are actually designed to do precisely the opposite. they are designed to keep the oil flowing while limiting the revenue that the kremlin could unfold. there is a very significant difference there. one if the results of that is that, so far at least, russian crude oil exports have not been hit in. guy: let's wrap this conversation. we do have visibility on a number of things at the moment. julian talking about what is happening with crude. there is also a pretty well-documented expectation of what is about to happen in terms of the

at the local level , it was decided that the entire odesa diocese of ptu is switching to the new julian that is, there is such a request in the ptu, and i think that in principle it will be satisfied with the bishops' council in may. so, i would like to add that even the conservative hutsuls, in particular among the krivorians, already celebrated christmas with the whole world they simply became an extremely conservative public, so to speak, and if they were ready for an official decision, so to speak, only with permission, so to speak, then let 's hope that the ice has broken, but mr. dmytro , do you think that a certain pro-russian lobby, pro-russian fsb, will be able to do so, so to speak good environment to try to rock the boat of our intra-religious stability in ukraine , so to speak russian propaganda will try to use this issue as much as possible. i remember how in 2017, when the parliament made a decision to designate december 25 as an official holiday, and then one of the metropolitans of the moscow patriarchate literally said that hmm, the authorities are trying to steal chris

julian metcalfe, it's great to have you on the show.ut, how did covid and the closing of offices hit your business? it hit itsu much the same way it hit a great many businesses, particularly hospitality. well, infact, everybody. it's like other hospitality businesses in the sense that as the cities slowly fill up, itsu is thriving. we were lucky that a great many itsus were feeding people outside the great cities and in many of the big towns, and they remained very busy as they opened up. it almost seems like a decade ago, 2020, february, doesn't it? we've moved on. and for many people, they're operating their business lives differently but the cities are definitely filling up. julian, before covid you had big global expansion plans. how did you have to change those? well, covid put a stop on everything for a great many of us, but now we are opening a second and third itsu in paris, france. we're opening, hopefully about to start building in brussels, belgium, a second itsu. and we are talking of planning to open in germany and other co

julian fowler, bbc news, 0magh.inst the housing of asylum seekers in two english towns. people gathered in skegness at lunchtine, calling for an end to the use of local hotels for asylum seekers. a similar protest took place in newquay — but there was also a separate rally there in support of the migrants. there were no arrests in either location. california is a place usually associated with warm, sunny weather — but snow is settling in the hills overlooking los angeles. the cause — a cold weather system, which hasn't been seen there for more than three decades. the snow is widespread — this was the scene near san francisco on friday. and, worse is expected to come flood warnings in some coastal areas. major roads have also been closed. 0ur north america correspondent david willis sent this report. oh, my god, look, it is beautiful. look, it is all over the roof. almost unimaginable for some, but picturesque nonetheless, this was what some on america's west coast awoke to. but the heavy snowfall was to bring with i

that advice from julian atlanta, julian bond is so, so important because i talk to my friends some of my friends who are so concerned about politics upcoming and where we might be going. so i said, well, what are you doing about are you out in the street? are you in newtown, which is the predominantly black community in florida, sarasota, where i live part of the year. are you in the street? are you feet the street? are you talking to people about? what's important about my husband again? am i sucking up to him right or not? but anyway, my husband in the campaign was hillary clinton was walking in one of those in the black and he knocked on one door. now, this is after eight years of president barack obama. he knocked on his brother's door and he said, hello, i'm coming. if, you know, make you're going to get out to vote. this young man said something, this effect, get out to vote, why should i vote? ain't nothing happened for me in the last eight years. and the eight years of barack obama. this guy, i don't know where was getting his information, but it was wrong. and my husband spen

julian fowler, bbc news, 0magh. uk and the eu over a new brexit deal for northern ireland. the british prime minister has been trying to win support for changes to the so—called protocol. the current agreement creates trade barriers between the british mainland and northern ireland. 0ur political correspondent, david wallace lockhart, reports. the uk and the eu appear to be inching closer to a new deal on the northern ireland protocol, one of the most controversial aspects of post—brexit trading. under the protocol, goods from scotland, england and wales are checked for compliance with eu rules before they enter northern ireland, effectively creating a border in the irish sea. those goods can then travel freely over an open border from northern ireland to the republic of ireland, which is part of the eu. the dup, northern ireland's main unionist party, and a number of tory mps, are opposed to this level of eu oversight in part of the uk. the chancellor yesterday, on a visit to india, was confident a resolution can b

julian fowler, bbc news, 0magh. housing of asylum seekers in two english towns. people gathered in skegness at lunchtime, calling for an end to the use of local hotels for asylum seekers. a similar protest took place in newquay — but there was also a separate rally there in support of the migrants. there were no arrests in either location. anthony albanese has become the first sitting in scotland, divers have recovered two bodies from the firth of clyde, after a tug boat capsized on friday. it had been escorting a cruise ship when it overturned. 0ur reporter suzanne allan has the latest. well, as you can probably see a large police cordon is still in place here, at east india harbour. since 10 o'clock this morning, the police dive and marine unit have been in and out of the water to find the missing crew members from the tug boat that capsized here yesterday afternoon. just a short while ago, police scotland confirmed that two bodies were found and brought out of the water this afternoon. the boat went down just at

julian fowler, bbc news, omagh. the earthquakes which struck turkey and syria earlier this month, but as international aid flows into the area, the focus now is on helping survivors. our correspondent laura bicker reports. aid that was slow to arrive is now in full flow. helicopter after helicopter of tents, food, medicine all crammed on board. no more room, signals this load master. there are more than 100 flights a day from here. international aid from the us and the uk has also ramped up. our aircraft is stacked with tents around our feet. we head over the mountains towards one of the ten zones in a state of emergency to get an idea of the scale of this disaster. this is by far the biggest logistical operation turkey's forces have ever faced. they've got more than 100 kilometres along a fault line to cover, with tens of thousands in need and most of them need these, which need room in a helicopter. we're flying to the first drop—off, near hatay, the worst—affected region in turkey. in the city of antakya, survivo

>> juliÁn, great to see. of emergency remains in effect along with -- the pennsylvania ohio border after a train carrying hazardous chemicals derailed friday. that site, still on fire according to local officials. 1500 residents are under an evacuation order. the ntsb saying a mechanical issue may be the blame here. the faa is investigating a close call between two planes at austin's international airport. authorities say effects plane was cleared to land saturday at the same time as southwest airlines jet was taking off. the fedex pilots stopped the landing, and a collision was avoided. just protection secretary pete buttigieg saying he is not going to run for the open u.s. senate seat in michigan in 2024. buttigieg sparks speculation about his political future when he and his family moved to michigan last summer. more american voices, right after this break. after this break 60 smart bed. science proves quality sleep is vital to your mental, emotional, and physical health. the sleep number 360 smart bed. it

julian: that is dr. santos' picture. if people are interested in this treatment, what should they do? >> the next step is really a -- as relates to talk to your doctor. dr. santos is on the cutting edge of researching new ways to use a medication, so right now it is kind of an approval you're -- your physician may be familiar with severe drinking, but if you think this could be a good option for you, it's a good idea to tell your physician, maybe it will have the chance to look at this research and they might feel like this kind of intermittent use of the drug could be a good fit for you. kristen: ok. does it have side effects? >> i don't know the answer to that question. kristen: we certainly -- it is certainly something to look into and talk to your doctor about. it is fascinating is certainly beneficial to a lot of people. thank you so much for coming out. >> really appreciate you having me. kristen: you can check out more of the san francisco standard's other original reporting on their website, sfstandard.com. we wi

was the first among the christian denominations in ukraine to announce the transition from the old juliannew church calendar . according to it, the celebration of christmas is being moved from january 7 to december 25. it is also moving to other times. christian holidays in the ukrainian greek-catholic church are said to have been considered at the request of believers, they want to celebrate christmas simultaneously with the western world and not with moscow, on the way to the transition to a new calendar, and the orthodox church of ukraine is also preparing to make a fateful decision there, why is it important how for priests and for the faithful, orest dermalovsky learned not to be afraid of changes with such an almost biblical call to greek catholics, the head of their church svyatoslav shevchuk addressed the greek catholics the other day. in a dreamy, unrealistic, closed world, and characteristically , even their holidays or calendars are far behind life so that you and i are a living, modern church, the adoption of this decision became a surprise even for the spokesman of the ugcc,

gregorian calendar, and for example, in russia, georgia, serbia, or in ukraine, according to the julian lags by 13 days in january . christmas on january 7 is december 25 for old age. because in reality, we do not celebrate january 7 we celebrate december 25, it's just that december 25 according to the old calendar, the orthodox church of ukraine can adopt a calendar reform already in may, then a large meeting of the archpriests is planned, will the bishops reach an agreement and make a historic decision, some of those who for those who are already ready to change the calendar tradition, there are those who are against and those who do not support the calendar reforms, and there are those who say that we will accept any decision of the whole church in the parish . all parishes who want to celebrate christmas and others approach the issue of the calendar in a democratic and balanced way. christian holidays according to the new style can already do this, but while the transition of the entire church to the new calendar is being discussed , the expert on religion oleksandr sagan explains t

reporter julian del gaudio. he joins us now live from arizona. julian, thanks for being with us.'ve been out there for a long time. what was the experience like in the stadium today? >> katie, you it was incredible to say the least. you know, you watch a game that had so many different momentum swings. i mean, the eagles really dominated the 1st half. they went into the halftime locker room up 10 points, but then experience took over by way of kansas city and by way of patrick mahomes became the first quarterback since 1999 to win the league's most valuable player award and the super bowl in the same season. and oh, yeah, he's also named super bowl mvp. the winning team sounding off. >> we challenge each other and leave everything out there and i like tight in the 1st half. but you can see that same joy that we play with. and i want to guys and just know that everything we worked for us for this moment. you to enjoy this moment. you can't you can't at the moment over take i thought the guys did. then the 2nd half may fought to the very end. that's all you can guys leaders and the

good evening, julian . thank . good evening, julian. thank you very much for joining me. you're brave for coming on this show. you are the man who put up lots wooden roadblocks. let me guess. lots wooden roadblocks. let me guess . you are a cyclist . so guess. you are a cyclist. so i do. cyclists is true. you go back. but i also drive a car when i need to and i also believe in public transport as well. i used to buy used the elizabeth line and i try to walk as well. so i've i think if i can be so bold as to say that was a slightly hysterical reaction to low traffic adverts that you've written. let me tell you but let me tell you why i am hysteric about this. and julian , as i say, this is falling on predominantly women , young predominantly women, young families, teenage kids, the only people who feel safe cycling more often than getting in a car are generally blue folks, older blokes who like to cycle, who don't have the responsibility, and the paraphernalia real life. surely you understand so many people like me are exasperated , people like me are exasperated, so i've

good evening, julian . thank . good evening, julian. thank you very much for joining me.'re brave for coming on this show. you are the man who put up lots wooden roadblocks. let me guess. lots wooden roadblocks. let me guess . you are a cyclist . so guess. you are a cyclist. so i do. cyclists is true. you go back. but i also drive a car when i need to and i also believe in public transport as well. i used to buy used the elizabeth line and i try to walk as well. so i've i think if i can be so bold as to say that was a slightly hysterical reaction to low traffic adverts that you've written. let me tell you but let me tell you why i am hysteric about this. and julian , as i say, this is falling on predominantly women , young predominantly women, young families, teenage kids, the only people who feel safe cycling more often than getting in a car are generally blue folks, older blokes who like to cycle, who don't have the responsibility, and the paraphernalia real life. surely you understand so many people like me are exasperated , people like me are exasperated, so i've got

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al hacerlo ganaba cómodamente el equipó de guardiola, después este julián alvarez le dan como autogol muchísimas de la todavía de por medio, pasamos entonces a la liga española donde el lobo de la gran demostración a media el madrid tenía otro partido importante, porque recibió en casa a la tercer madrid, el santiago bernabéu, porque primero esto funcionó tiempo ven esta tarjeta roja sobre correa quetiraba este golpe sobre ruliguer.. el uruguayo iba a abrir el marcador para el athletic. (información en pantalla). Álvaro rodríguez con ese gol de cabeza iba a marcar en uno uno cine, el barcelona entonces está a siete puntos pero tiene un partido menos, todavía tienen que cual mañana así que podría amanecer el lunes con 10 puntos de ventaja el equipó, después de mucho meses me complace informarles que el béisbol de las grandes ligas está de regreso, vamos hasta arizona donde los (nombre en inglés). iba a ser un marcador muy abultado.... (información en pantalla). el marcador final no iban ganando como el equipó del san francisco le dio la vuelta chicago y al final se le terminó llevando

it is going to be knee, julian, -- it is going to be me, julian, and jobina.s goini went to a hbcu. homecoming is the best time. i got my entire life. it was so much fun. drew: you are radiating this morning. julian: when i got home, i was so energized i could not wind down. kumasi: i was like, lay down. we are up. this week it is going to be full of so many rates of black history month celebrations. a black joy is going to be great. we might have a little bit of rain. when i talk to people, i am like, are you are going to like joy, they say, it is probably going to be raining. it is ok. drew: today and tomorrow it is all about the winter weather. we have a strong warning going into effect later on this evening for the highest peaks. in the north bay mountains, we are thinking about 1000 feet will likely see four to eight inches of snow. that is heavy snow for us. in the east bay hills, higher peaks, like grizzly peaks could see to interest as much as six inches of snow. the bullseye we are watching in the santa clara hills, six to 12 inches of snow. the sant