clara: juan carlos entró al hospital con julián y salió con julián del hospital.ero seis meses después, se le presentó una hernia estomacal y tampoco veía bien. clara: me fui con el neurólogo. tenía como especie de un tumor ahí. me dice: "no, hay que operarla, si no queda ciega". teresa: así que en dos años usted fue sometida a tres operaciones. clara: tres cirugías terribles. teresa: debido a las circunstancias, a juan carlos, quien es mesero en un restaurante, le tocó multiplicarse, ya que todos dependían de su sueldo. juan carlos: lo peor que uno puede hacer en la vida es sentarse ahí en un rincón a lamentarse y a decir que esto no--ya, eso se acabó. porque yo siempre hago así. vamos para adelante a ver qué pasa. teresa: hoy en día, clara está libre de cáncer. ¿usted cree que julián está vivo de milagro? clara: sí, yo sí creo que es un milagro y también digo que en parte, un 80 por ciento, fue juan carlos. julián: dios me puso a mis dos-- dos guardaespaldas en este mundo, que es mi hermano y mi mamá. juan carlos: y si yo tuviera el poder de sentarme en la silla

>>carlos entrÓ al hospital con juliÁn y saliÓ con juliÁn del hospital.enÍa cÁncer de recto, afortunadamente pudieron removÉrselo. pero seis meses despuÉs se le presentÓ una hernia estomacal y tampoco veÍa bien. >>fui a donde el neurÓlogo y tenÍa como especie de un tumor y me dijeron hay que operarles sino queda ciega. teresa: asÍ que en dos aÑos ustÉ fue sometida a tres operaciones. >>asÍ es, 13 cirugías terribles. teresa: debido las circunstancias juan carlos de que era mesero un restaurante le tocaba multiplicarse, ya que todos dependÍan de su sueldo. >>lo peor que no puede hacer en la vida de sentarse en un rincÓn y lamentarse, decir que esto se acabÓ. yo siempre digo vamos para adelante. teresa: hoy en dÍa clara estÁ libre de cÁncer. usted cree que juliÁn está vivo de milagros? >>asÍ es, yo creo que es un milagro, y digo que en parte un 80% fue juan carlos. >>dios me puso dos guardaespaldas en este mundo que es mi hermano y mi mamÁ. >>si yo tuviera el poder de sentarme en esa silla por Él, yo me siento. y que Él te pare, yo soy los pies y las manos q

us has refused to speak to julian as except under duress under harsh conditions possibly after solitary confinement which shows that they don't want to know what julian assize knows they don't want to interrupt their narrative with with what could be fact almost no one in washington in the press corps will stand up and defend julian assange as a fellow journalist who is facing some of the harshest conditions any journalist in the west is facing because he embarrassed the u.s. government and he embarrassed the cia and we should also remember that there is no grand jury for julian aside for the d.n.c. hack or leak or whatever it was it only relates to the revelation of internal cia documents so this is a case that sets a precedent for the rest of the media and how other journalists will be treated if they reveal classified information and it seems like there's very little concern

julian chenoweth -- julian chillingworth, would you look at this? no, because they need to reform and look at the debt profile. i think we have kept away from an italian banks, and we will continue to do so. two,ine: there is target which is the real-time growth for the eurozone. do we need to worry about target to for italian banks? julian:. yes. francine: now?! julian: [laughs] i think we have other things to worry about now, is how i would put it. francine: again, you are on the ground, is there anything the market can do to help the slide? reassurance come from, if it comes? dan: we have seen attempts of it reassuring, it's coming -- reassuring comments coming. bank byof the biggest market value, we had the cnet yesterday talking about people should not be worried about the state of italian banks, the industry's overall situation has improved, nonperforming loans, this and that. bere are reasons to optimistic that the worst is over for the italian banking industry, according to him. francine: julian, are you surprised that the risk-off trading w

julian: that is a good point.e been moving, if that gap between the u.s. and german yields move, that is where the pressure really lies. tom: one question about the core equity believe. what we have heard is this as good as it gets for earnings. julian: it is as good as it gets because the tax benefit is not going to deliver us with 20% growth. tom: what are we going to get? julian: we're going to get double digits. that is good enough for stocks to head higher. tom: you have a double-digit outlook on earnings growth. julian: it is going to materialize. the economy is good. tom: julian emanuel, thank you so much. tig celebrates their charity day today. we have the midterm elections today, look for our coverage through the night. as well.that tomorrow this afternoon, 2:00 p.m., the president of the united states will speak on iran. we could go an hour with a forex report. the yen is stronger. turkish lira 429 as well. we will do more data checks today. we will do that next. this is bloomberg. red sox and yankees, c

plans to indict a wiki leaks founder and alleged russian intelligence operative mr julian as songe u.s. congressman adam schiff who oversees are russia probe says he would accept testimony from a songe but only if using custody the wiki leaks founder reportedly wanted to testify . you have julius i was willing to speak out of shit yesterday yes he told me when he walked into the why does join us i want to do that because well he's ready to show that there is no pollution but we're here leagues use you to tweet denying that such a request had ever been made by its founder julian assange though has been a longstanding nuisance for the u.s. since the foundation of wiki leaks in two thousand and six it has published a thousands of documents exposing u.s. officials and diplomats the army and intelligence services and top u.s. officials have not hesitated to speak out against assad's. this guy is a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law the united states the guy ought to be and i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death penalty want to do it illegally shoot the son o

recomendado por el chef latino de nueva york, imaginen carnitas con agua chile entramos a la cocina de juliÁnmedina y nos muestra como prepararlos. >>> hago los platillos para el paladar un poco americano pero con las raÍces mexicanas >>> el 5 de mayo celebran la victoria de la batalla de puebla, pero la fiesta va mucho mÁs alla ese dÍa los estadounidenses y los mexicanos celebran su cultura incluyendo su cocina milenaria >>> uno de especial para el 5 de mayo que son algo que me encanta hacer son tacos de cochinita js juliÁn medina es un chef de nueva york que lleva mucho tiempo haciendo la cochinita un platillo de culiacÁn. se deja cocer el lechÓn por 4 aÑos y una vez listo se pica, el ingrediente secreto es su salsa. hecha a base de una semilla descubierta por los mayas quienes la utilizaban como pintura corporal.

wiki leaks founder an alleged russian intelligence operative julian assange has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london for the last several years fearing extradition to the united states and there's been now another hint that the u.s. does plan to indict him and u.s. congressman adam schiff who oversees iraq russia probe says he would accept testimony from a songe but only if he's in custody previously the u.s. authorities said prosecuting him would be difficult as this could set a precedent by the wiki leaks founder had reportedly wanted to testify. you have julius always willing to speak out of shit yesterday yes he told me when you talk to show and he why does doing a sausage want to do that because well he's ready to show that there is no pollution but wiki leaks he's here to tweet denying that such a request has ever been made by its founder julian assange has been a long standing nuisance for the u.s. since the foundation of we can expect in two thousand and six it's published thousands of documents exposing us officials diplomats the army and the intel services the

confinement which shows that they don't want to know what julian us knows they don't want to interrupt their narrative with with what could be facts almost no one in washington in the press corps will stand up and defend julian assange as a fellow journalist who is facing some of the harshest conditions any journalist in the west is facing because he embarrassed the u.s. government and he embarrassed the cia and we should also remember that there is no grand jury for julian a son is for the d.n.c. hack or leak or whatever it was it only relates to the revelation internal cia documents so this is a case that sets a precedent for the rest of the media and how other journalists will be treated if they reveal classified information and it seems like there's very little concern about that within the journalistic community in the west. you know while russia seems to be expanding its team all foreign agents now finding them even among football players and with the fifa world cup fast approaching some suspect mosque over resorting to unusual topics to help the national team. it is all to inter

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is prepared an indictment against wiki leaks founder julian assange washington has for years refused to officially confirm or deny whether it has done so democratic congressman adam schiff the leader of one of the investigations into alleged russian meddling in the u.s. has said he said testimony from a stange but only if the whistleblower is in custody that after a silence reportedly sought an audience with shift to prove his innocence you joined us i was willing to speak to yes he told me when mark this year in the end why does join a side want to do that because well he's ready to show that there is no collusion but in the wiki leaks denied it's found to have actually made such an offer adding that assigns quote does not speak to the public through third parties do you sanchez long been a standing nuisance for the u.s. since the foundation of wiki leaks back in two thousand and six it has published thousands of documents exposing u.s. officials diplomats the army and intelligence services and over the years top u.s. officials have not minced their words when it comes to assad's th

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por lo cual no cancela las visitas entre juliÁn y su hijo.la pelea de juliÁn gil es acabar con eso, verlo como todo papÁ, conviviendo con la familia y en un hogar. respecto al romance fue un poco general, no dijo mucho pero, tiene derecho. estÁ soltero. alan: la cuestiÓn aquÍ es que si fue a favor de matÍas y de juliÁn gil que por lo menos no le quitaron el derecho de las visitas. veremos que sucede, marjorie habÍa dicho que las puertas de su casa estaban abiertas para tocar y llevar al niÑo cuando quiera con una enfermera a lado. ana: es un cuento de nunca acabar. que el niÑo salga ganando. te mandamos un beso. adys: nos vemos maÑana, amigos. alan:bueno, mÁs adelante la primera dama melania trump tuvo una cirugÍa renal y hoy hablamos del procedimiento. las causas, el tratamiento y cÓmo mantener riÑones sanos para que no pase por lo mismo. ana: trajes de baÑo, seriales, revolitllo digital, le mostramos los souvenir de la boda que causan sensaciÓn. alan: le diremos cÓmo se van a vestir los invitados, es sÉquito nupcial, absolutamente todo te l

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confinement which shows that they don't want to know what julian us knows they don't want to interrupt their narrative with with what could be fact almost no one in washington in the press corps will stand up and defend julian assange as a fellow journalist who is facing some of the harshest conditions any journalist in the west is facing because he embarrassed the u.s. government and he embarrassed the cia and we should also remember that there is no grand jury for julian a son for the d.n.c. hack or leak or whatever it was it only relates to the revelation internal cia documents so this is a case that sets a precedent for the rest of the media and how other journalists will be treated if they reveal classified information and it seems like there's very little concern about that within the journalistic community in the west. meanwhile that russia seems to be expanding its foreign agents now fighting them even among foreign football players and with the fifa world cup fast approaching some suspect must go over sorting to unusual tuck ticks to help the national team. it is all to intern

this is what you said about julian assange. >> the minute he told he met with julian assange i assumed he was lying. it's something roger does. it's a stone rule. a trump tactic to take credit. >> something he does, roger stone lies to people like you his mentee? >> yes, i call it exaggeration. >> when you work with sam nunberg, sometimes he would call you 40 times a day. >> laura: that's called stalking. >> one friday late in the afternoon when i wanted to get him off the phone. my wife said dinner is ready and sam kept saying one more thing. do you have any plans for the weekend? yes i am going to fly to london and have dinner with julian assange. it's shtick. it's a joke. >> laura: on the "angle" we talk about things taken out of context and blasted out to smear people. >> i milked the joke in an email. i proved i was in los angeles. i even produced a receipt from a deli in santa monica. my passport, custom's records and airlines. >> laura: you have never been to russia? >> i was not in london and i never met or spoke with julian assange. >> laura: stone's rules from your book, whic

why does julian assange -- >> i kept that quiet. >> why does julian assange want to do that?dy to show that there is no collusion. me, stone, he's willing to sit down with schiff and be interviewed. >> does he have any other material that hasn't been released that would support his side of this? >> i think so. i think that -- >> what kind of material would that be? >> well, i don't know because he doesn't give up the sources, he doesn't give out information. he doesn't telegraph stuff. >> he doesn't talk to a lot of people. he talks to you repeatedly. >> i was able, i can tell you there was communication between me and him, and they said, let's go with this. i asked schiff, his staff and they said it's noted and we'll see what happens. >> did you tell roger stone is willing to talk to adam schiff? >> no, i didn't tell -- >> so you guys are not coordinated -- >> we are not talking roger stone and i. that thing about my dog is mild to the kind of harassment i've received from roger stone over the last couple of weeks. >> maya wiley, what do you make of this additional statement

is serious about extraditing and charging julian assange on ch the u.s. will bring him over to this country and then they will put him in a supermax and get a kangaroo trial court and that would be it for him for the rest of his life. europe is making last ditch efforts to save the iran nuclear deal during a meeting of the blocks foreign ministers in brussels officials are promising a number of measures to shield european companies from us sanctions. the reports that washington currently seems to have the upper hand. it took twelve years of international diplomacy to reach a nuclear deal that trump decided to tear up and now you are pissed left are vowing to protect economic ties with iran from renewed u.s. sanctions we've been acting already at the european union level to make sure that you know here the mint is preserved and people make investments from the european side but also from other sites in the world so are protected it is and we will work so that we can maintain the framework of the twenty fifteen points of the american decision we will ensure

is serious about extraditing and charging julian a songe the u.s. will bring him over to this country and then they will put him in a supermax and get a kangaroo trial court and that would be it for him for the rest of his life. in other headlines europe is making last ditch efforts to save the iran nuclear deal during a meeting of the brocks foreign ministers in brussels officials are promising a number of measures to shield european companies from u.s. sanctions as the reports though washington seems to have the upper hand. it took twelve years of international diplomacy to reach a nuclear deal but trump decided to tear up and now you're pissed left are vowing to protect economic ties with iran from renewed u.s. sanctions that have been acting already do you know you know level to make sure that the nuclear the mint is preserved and people make investments from you know the inside but also from other sites in the world so our tech to use and we will work so that we can maintain the framework of the twenty fifteen points of the american decision we

you have julian assange's permission to speak to the adam schiff committee?> yes. >> when did he tell you that. >> before, and it was a secret mission, because i did not go down there to testify. >> before wednesday? >> yes. >> and why did assange want to speak? >> because he can clear it up, and he can speak to adam schiff and if he wants to go over there, you can do that. >> that is what we call burying the lead, because we have been speaking to you earlier today about the meeting, and if that is the case, was he interested in that meeting? >> it is well noted. i gave him some general stuff, and i gave him background on rogerer stone's personality, and the meg low mainia, and forget about stone and me, and jump to the chase and see assange and i have got the permission and the communication and i kept it quiet. >> why does julian assange want to do that? >> well, he is ready to show that there is no collusion, me, stone, and he is willing to sit down with schiff and be interviewe interviewed. >> does he have any other material that has not been released tha

government and he embarrassed the cia and we should also remember that there is no grand jury for julian assange for the d.n.c. hack or leak or whatever it was it only relates to the revelation internal cia documents so this is a case that sets a precedent for the rest of the media and how other journalists will be treated if they reveal classified information and it seems like there's very little concern about that within the journalistic community in the west. meanwhile russia seems to be expanding its team of foreign agents at the moment and i find them among even foreign football players i'm of the faith cup fast approaching someday suspect moscow oversaw tinting unusual time it takes to help the national take. you cannot bring it up today thanks for watching our say yes the softening will have a more nice in half an. hour. you never know what's around the corner you never know what's in the pub you're going to walk into excitement it's that not knowing that's where the adrenalin rush comes from. and you can easily move by definition and the extremes to all forms of. the violence is

julian dennison, everybody. this country more equal and more just. president obama called him one of america's finest mayors. he's more prepared to get things done. antonio for governor. i support the affordable care act, and voted against all trump's attempts to repeal it. but we need to do more. i believe in universal health care. in a public health option to compete with private insurance companies. and expanding medicare to everyone over 55. and i believe medicare must be empowered to negotiate the price of drugs. california values senator dianne feinstein brought business and labor together to expand career training and apprenticeships, invested in transportation and helped create over 200,000 living wage jobs. antonio villaraigosa for governor. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i want to thank matthew mcconaughey, julian dennison and apologies to matt damon, we did run out of time for him. this is his album. it's called "electric

i said i'm going to fly to london and have dinner with julian assange. it's a joke. >> laura: things taek taken out of context and isolated and blasted out. and then they are used to smear people. that's the art of a smear. >> when i figured out he believed it, i milked it in a joke. i produced credit card records and a receipt from santa monica that proves i was in l.a. and my passport, customs records. >> laura: you've never been to russia. >> i was not in london and i have never met or spoken with julian assange. >> laura: and by the way, stone's rules from your book. hit from every angle. open multiple fronts on your enemy. the enemy must be confused and feel besieged on every side. it seem like that's what they're doing to donald trump. >> they're trying to. everything the president needs to do so survive is in this book. i would direct him to this rule. attack, attack, attack, don't defend. i love it when he calls out the fake news media. i love it when he exposes what the is greatest political scandal in american history, the use of a phony dossie

jennifer: i -- julian: i do agree.encouraging the misallocation of resources, reducing market pressures on company's to restructure and get their act together, encouraging people to take on too much debt. pension deficits are larger than they need to the, discouraging the right sort of investment. a gradual process of returning interest rates is the right thing to do. central banks should not be buffeted by every piece of data. francine: if it is their fault we go into recession because they hike interest rates when trade tensions escalate -- that is a pretty big thing? jennifer: we are not -- julian: we're not talking massive increases. the new normal is lower than the past. if there is a perception that central banks err on the side of keeping rates lower for longer, it has negative long-term implications on the economy. francine: thank you both for joining us. julian jessop and jennifer mckeown. now it is time for the single best chart in honor of tom keene. bitcoin. the cryptocurrency has slumped in today's trade b

carlos: confesiones de juliÁn gil. usted no lo crea, hay muchos hispanos. estÁn ahÍ de metiches pero, de todas maneras hasta allÁ los saludamos. muy buenos dÍas, levÁntese con muchas ganas que hoy es lunes! es quicena y siguen siendo las 18. >> una alegrÍa. >> bien, seÑores, tenemos lo Último sobre esta boda real y las polÉmicas declaraciones por parte del jefe de la casa blanca. tambiÉn una imagen con muchÍsima polÉmica y algunos que tienen tristeza. un maestro de carolina del norte publicÓ en facebook una cosa pierde su checa que recibiÓ el pasado mes de mayo ya que destacar que ganarÍa 6.69 la hora. es por debajo del salario mÍnimo, la mayoría de los estados del 7.25. lo que gana un docente como ustedes saben que esto surge en medio de esta obra por parte de maestros a nivel nacional de exigir mejores salarios para ellos tambiÉn mÁs fondos para las escuelas pÚblicas del paÍs. es momento que se re evalÚe cuÁl le paga a estas personas que se dedican a esta profesiÓn tan noble. algunos de ellos pagan de su propio bolsi

let me ask you something, julian. interesting comment from marco rubio in the economist about taxes and the economy. i wanted to read to you. he says, there's still a lot of thinking on the right that big corporations are happy they'll take the money they're saving and reinvest in the american workers. in fact, they bought back shares. a few gave out bonuses. no evidence whatsoever the money has been massively poured back into the american worker. he's almost giving a blueprint for democrats to claim corporate welfare on tax reform. is he laying out something that could be a problem in the fall? >> laying out an argument for a 2020 run. george h.w. bush talked about voodoo economics. i think rubio and many republicans are starting to think about who is going to run. this is a slam not just for democrats but for republicans to argue that the most successful part of trump's legislative agenda isn't so good. that's an appeal to independents and moderates. i think that's what's going on. i don't think rubio has any intere

can you talk about what is happening with julian assad?re reading reports that the ecuadoran embassy that he might embassy, which of course would mean he would be arrested by the british government. what do you understand is taking place? dangere is clearly a that the current ecuadorian government, which has become much more subservient and compliant with the demands of western governments, including those in the u.s. and u.k. and spain, is going to trade away the p protections that ecuador, for seven years, has maintained to julian assange bececause of e likelihood he will be persecuted not in sweden, but in the united states. remember, the case in sweden for sexual assault, the investigation has been dropped and closed. it is still longer pending. what the cononcern is the trump administratition, specifically mike pompeo who was the director of the cia the time and now separate estate, saying arresting julian assange is reported because of the leaks, documents that wikileaks has published because o of th journalism have done, which just

in the kind of hellhole that chelsea manning into a day they'll probably throw away the key with julian a solid and he's done that too well and so over these leaks the only leak actually i mean. we could leaks doesn't know where the leak came from but the leak almost certainly came from within the democratic national committee the same body that is now conducting this ridiculous action against against wiki leaks and the rest. you might as well the same thing would be directed against the new york times or the washington post were to publish the pentagon papers back in those howls in days when they did real journalism if anyone needs the support of democrats of journalists of those who believe in basic freedoms freedom of speech freedom of knowledge freedom to know freedom of real journalism. it's him john pilger thank you. and that's it for the show will be back on monday with renowned on the racism campaign to mark woods with on his expulsion from jeremy goldman's labor party for bringing the party as a disrepute still then you can get touched by social media a c. on monday nineteen ye

we covered the story about roger stone telling sam nunberg he dined with julian assange.indicated -- then a few weeks later we reported this story that roger stone was seeking damaging information about hillary clinton through his alleged back channel, so one had seen that. it's very possible that there are a lot more emails. there could be a lot more contact. one thing that's very clear, though. if you look at some of the people subpoenaed surrounding roger stone and questioned including ted malloch, the questioning revolves around and seems centered on this line of questioning around wikileaks, which could be at the center of any sort of conspiracy if there was one, because roger stone seems to predict and know a lot about what wikileaks would release. >> could be -- could be some day in the future and yet -- >> i have to say roger stone denies that wikileaks is connected to russia and he thinks he did nothing wrong. >> right, but that would be the future date, nick. it was very odd on friday night after he made news on "the beat"" to see schiff's office refer to assang

just jump to the -- >> why does julian assange want to do that?> well, he's ready to show that there is no collusion, me, stone, he's willing to sit down with schiff and be interviewed. >> does he have any other material that hasn't been released that would support his side of this? >> i think so. i think that -- >> what kind of material would that be? >> i don't know because he doesn't give up to sources. he doesn't give out information. he doesn't telegraph stuff. >> he doesn't talk to a lot of people. for whatever reason, he does talk to you repeatedly. i can tell you tlrks communication between him. i said, we'll go with this with schiff and -- >> did you tell him you were going with schiff? >> roger stone and i are not really talking. that thing with my dog is mild to the kind of harassment i have received from roger stone over the last couple of weeks. >> micah wiley, what do you make of the additional statement by mr. asang s -- assange, remember he's in the ecuador embassy because he's wore you ared about extradition. now he's being pressu

london, julian jessop, chief economist and jennifer mckeown. thank you both for joining us. when you look at these tensions, they are counterproductive compared to the relative calm after the u.s.-china partnership. can this go ahead? how much of a threat is it? jennifer: i think it is a significant threat. imposed of our amounts to a small share of important exports for these countries. that looks like we could be heading into escalation. that would be a serious threat. particularly for germany which has been left out of this conversation so far. for germany, car exports are vital. spread, thereto

el abogado del marjorie lamentÓ en la actitud de julia para -- juliÁn para con su hijo. >> el seÑor juliÁnicitando permiso para faltar y estÁ demostrando el juez cuÁl es la causa. siempre viene con el niÑo para evitar temas mediÁticos, ella procura no bajarse del coche, siempre estÁ pendiente. reportera: desde mÉxico para "despierta amÉrica", diana. presentadora: en efecto, se posponen las visitas de la siguiente semana en la de mayo hasta el 7 de junio porque marjorie de sousa dice estarÁ ocupada, asegura su abogado que ella siempre estado allÍ, en la escena, los medios no coincidimos en esto, la Última ese recordaremos que fue un asistente estÉtico quien le quitÓ de los brazos a juliÁn gil al niÑo. estÁn siendo un poco mÁs prudentes en la parte de marjorie de sousa al permitir que se la mamÁ quien recoja su nieto. eso estuvo muy bonito, que agradezca madre me los medios, pero las situaciones que esto va para largo, juliÁn gil está inconforme. dice que no tendrÍa por quÉ suspender estas citas, tambiÉn nosotros nos preguntamos por quÉ tampoco ha asistido. es como sucede todo lo relacionado

in the kind of hellhole that chelsea manning into a day they'll probably throw away the key with julian assad and he's done that too well and so over these leaks the only leak actually i mean we can leaks doesn't know where the leak came from but the leak almost certainly came from within the democratic national committee the same body that is now conducting this ridiculous action against against we can leagues and the rest you might as well the same thing would be directed against the new york times or the washington post were to publish the pentagon papers back in those howls in days when they did real journalism if anyone needs the support of democrats of journalists of those who believe in basic freedoms freedom of speech freedom of knowledge freedom to no freedom of real journalism it's him. john pilger thank you. and that's it for the show will be back on monday with renowned anti-racism campaign a mock ones with on his expulsion from jeremy goldman's labor party for bringing the party as a disrepute still then you can give a touch via social media a c. on monday nineteen years to

we know it will notjust be julian glover doing the every year. we know it will notjust bejulian glover doing the review, he will be supported by a panel of experts, from farming to tourism, and we expect those recommendations to be made next year in 2019, although we do not know exactly when at the moment. so we'll have to wait until next year to learn whether we are being recommended to have new national in england. they informed churchill that hitler was dead and picked up on the first reports of the nuclear disaster at chernobyl. bbc monitoring has been covering breaking international stories as they happen for more than 70 years. but now the team are set to bid farewell to caversham park, the grand building it has called

wants is not particularly in the interest of julian assange where do you see that dialogue heading. well right now it seems to be stuck in an impasse. the ecuadorian government has been in dialogue with the british government ever since the swedish authorities announced they were not further proceeding with the allegations of sexual assault against. dialogue been going on for weeks and months so far it has produced nothing so the prospect of ever producing anything i think is rather remote i think this is just. a nod by the ecuadorians to suggest there that they're trying to resolve things but for whatever reason that does not seem possible otherwise the previous months of negotiation with the british government would have produced a result they haven't and there is no prospect of them getting a result in the near future either and in the meantime julian is only becomes increasingly detached from the outside world great to speak to peter appreciate your very frank views as always peter tatchell my guest human rights activist. in other news at least six people have been killed in a r

the firm hired two senior staff both of homework -- whom were aides to the lawyer representing julian assange. to be clear, the work of cambridge analytica is not equivalent to traditional marketing. cambridge analytica specialized in disinformation, spreading rumors, and propaganda. for those who claim profiling does not work, even facebook applied for a paint on "determining user personality characteristics from social networking systems." dr. aleksandr kogan was selected to lead the data harvesting operation, and over 80 million data subjects had their personal data misappropriated. given the scale, this could be one of the largest breaches of facebook data. cambridge analytica contractors also worked on progression political operations in eastern europe, including the suspected russian intelligence agents. they focused on russian expansionism in eastern europe. dr. kogan was working on russian state-funded research programs. in st. petersburg, they were using facebook data for psychological profiling and research social media trolling. cambridge analytica pitched "the interesting

all one has to do is follow julian assange's tweets and set a google news tweet for julian assange and read every interview he's given and everything that i predicted is contained in his public comments. if there is no evidence whatsoever that i had advanced knowledge of the content or source of this material. i received nothing from wikileaks or from the russians. i passed nothing on to donald trump or the trump campaign. we've been through this ad nauseam. it is a wild goose chase. >> are you 100% confident that julian assange has nothing to do with the russians or russian government or any sort of russian associate? >> first of all, i don't even believe the democratic national committee was hacked based on the article i read in the nation magazine. >> john podesta's email his nothing to do with the dnc, by the way. they weren't part of the dnc hack. >> again, i never predicted the disclosures of john podesta's emails. there does need to be some context though, chuck. at the time the clinton people were actively promoting among members of and many of your colleagues, paul manafort's

. >> let's talk about this with julian zelizer. so this was a very controversial move at the time the president announced it. it seems that some of the controversy has died down. fulfilling a campaign promise. doing what presidents past have failed to do. was it much ado about nothing or will this blow up the region? >> it is a bold move. presidents in both parties said he would do this. he is the first to do it. overall, reaction has been muted from a lot of countries given what everyone expected. that doesn't discount what are you seeing. there is obviously intense opposition. we will see how this unfolds. >> what do you make of pastor jeffress from dallas doing the opening prayer. what does that signal? >> it is hard to brief. you already have a tense situation and it has to be handled delicately and inject the pastor of this sort into the middle of the celebration. it is hard to imagine why he picked him. other than sending signals to various constituents in the united states. his record is no mystery. many politicians have spo

anderson reportedly appeals to kanye west to reach out to donald trump to help wiki leaks founder julian a surge we speak to journalist and author dr. about why everyone on earth needs wiki leaks plus as manslaughter investigators reveal new information about an emblem of both twenty zero eight austerity coated with on the right wing guide to grandchild britain all the some more coming up in today's going underground but first will london support the white helmets group in syria even if washington withdraws supporter over evidence of collusion with islamists that's what one of jeremy corwin's m.p.'s wanted to know at this week's prime minister's questions despite the ever present threat of death from both syrian and russian airstrikes and in the face of smears and disinform ation the rescue workers of the white helmets have never stopped saving the lives of their fellow seriously last week the trumpet ministration froze their u.s. funding with thousands of civilian lives at risk will the prime minister step our pledge the government to plug the funding shortfall that now exists and is su

it's a distraction. >> all right so julian, which statement do you believe? >> i think it's a little of both. i'm sure there is a sense of embarrassment when he's meeting with leaders from overseas and he's being asked about these kinds of questions and the story of the potential corruption of an election comes up. but it is a distraction. that's empirically true. this is a story that keeps coming back. it doesn't goway. it consumes a lot of attention. even if those moments of the month when president trump has policy decisions and policy progress to talk about his supporters, he can't get away from this. so i think both are at work and this explains some of the anger and and notimosity you can see hear from the office toward this investigation. >> i want to get your thoughts on the comments made by the white house aide about senator john mccain, daniel, first, here's the white house budget director mick mulvaney speaking out on the subject a short time ago, listen. >> let's look at this in context. that was said in a private meeting inside the white house. i