in england, julian assange is facing his own troubles. he is fighting extradition to sweden where he is accused of sex crimes; charges he denies. >> and while the world's media wait outside court, inside, julian assange has been granted bail. >> smith: assange now lives in the family home of a supporter three hours northeast of london. he must report daily to the police. a grand jury in the us is investigating his connection to the leaks. >> smith: you're tied up here in this house, and you've offended a lot of people. >> yeah, but history is on our side. when you expose powerful organizations, they will... there'll be ad hominem attacks and there'll be all sorts of attacks. and yes, in our case... in my personal case, they've been rather hard. but it's not an unusual circumstance. >> smith: what's next for wikileaks? >> wikileaks is continuing to step up its publishing speed. we are still involved in getting the majority of these cables out and it does good. we can see the effects all around us. >> smith: last september, daniel domscheit

julian wyler. [applause] >> welcome to this point guard in v -- vista point guard. there are a lot of people who are not here today who contributed to make this possible. there are a lot of other people who come here and work and put in various parts of the garden, especially the unsung heroes of the volunteers in the neighborhood. working together and staying focused, this neighborhood has reached out and made partnerships with the city. we have worked together. we get more done that way. it is a real synergy. these gardens to them exist five years ago. they were all neglected, blighted, like a cross the street where you still see areas that can be in crude -- improved. we just need a vision. the public gardens connect us to natural beauty. they give us a sense of community pride. they provide habitats for bees, butterflies, and birds. they represent what is best in us as a community. the bench represents a window on the past. it was once a curb in downtown san francisco. we've simply connected it to the future. another purpose for the garden is that it provides a

julian wyler. community mr. julian wyler. [applause]

julian wyler. [applause] >> welcome to this point guard in v -- vista point guard. there are a lot of people who are not here today who contributed to make this possible. there are a lot of other people who come here and work and put in various parts of the garden, especially the unsung heroes of the volunteers in the neighborhood. working together and staying focused, this neighborhood has reached out and made partnerships with the city. we have worked together. we get more done that way. it is a real synergy. these gardens to them exist five years ago. they were all neglected, blighted, like a cross the street where you still see areas that can be in crude --

you have been hearing a lot about this gentleman, julian, who is responsible for a lot of this. i used to live not far from here. i used to walk my dog upon the hill there. it is so great

well you should hear clearly ought to be a lot of data granted put on trial as julian assange has to a london court to a killer the extradition to sweden exactly what will happen the wiki leaks founder ends up in the united states will the power of his celebrity allow for a fair trial. if there is no question that a country in that league agent tortured soul food truck over her shoulder it's forbidden in the constitution but is the u.s. using cruel and unusual punishment dare we say torture while condemning it abroad. ron paul is going road texas republican says he will step down from running to hold on to his congressional seat and two thousand and twelve to step up his presidential election bid here what he told our team about that decision. and president obama says the checks stops here well august third that is so exactly who's to blame for this political game of chicken over the debt ceiling and the project shadow elites point the finger. it's tuesday july twelfth i'm christine for zero in washington d.c. you're watching our team. well fifteen months ago i walked a couple blocks

just a mask for a massive move to force i as big as the record your data and take away your privacy julian sanchez is going to join us on that what are you know all of that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to make. now if you haven't noticed yet it's summer it's made july depending on where you live you probably have at least another two months of warm weather to enjoy unless of course you live in california my former home and you get to enjoy perfect weather all year long and yeah i'm a little bit about not no longer getting to enjoy that weather but the point here is that it's summer i want you know what happens during the summer. it gets hot temperatures rise you should wear shorts drink water wear your sunscreen check your local news the weather channel weather dot com if you really care to get an exact date but this summer the national news the anger's of news hours have decided to start reporting on this really crazy bizarre thing called summer all by themselves let's begin this morning with t

more on the julian assange extradition case coming up on the alona show stay with us. we've got. the biggest issues good voice ceased to face with the news makers. welcome the lower show we'll get the real headlines with none from mercy to be live in washington d.c. now and i will get details on julian assange just latest appeal from extradition to sweden what the chances are that he'll be getting sent here to the u.s. also take a look at the latest developments in the relations ahmed wali karzai being assassinated the u.s. cutting some aid from pakistan we're going to ask what all of that means for now longest war and a new piece of legislation in congress sounds like it's meant to save your kids from child pornographers but is it really just a mask for a massive move to force i as these to record your data and take away your privacy julian sanchez is going to join us on that what we're going to have all of that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to miss. now if you haven't noticed yet it's

wiki leaks founder julian assange marches a fresh field against extradition to london's high court all of it allegations that sweden is nothing more than a staging post to the u.s. . the mideast quartet meets in washington hoping to jumpstart the stalled israeli palestinian peace talks even as a telephone criminalising criticism of his west bank settlements. and the record sell off is coming to russia's state fact that he's reported the government is getting ready to its current it's probably. trying to get more investors to the russian economy the more joins you can something about twenty minutes. just after three pm here in moscow you with artsy rover sushi. flags are at half mast across russia as the city mourns the victims of its worst boat accident in three decades more than eighty people have now been officially confirmed dead while dozens of bodies remain trapped underwater so although after an overloaded pleasure cruise a sign from the volga river the republican star on sunday rescuers are say the chances of finding more survivors are remote parties from darkness following the

to grave i didn't put on trial as julian assange has to a london court to appeal his extradition to sweden exactly what will happen to the wiki leaks founder ends up in the us the power of his celebrity allows for a fair trial. if there is no question that other countries. torture itself. with which they do it it is forbidden in the u.s. constitution but is this country using cruel and unusual punishment for everything torture while condemning it abroad. ron paul is going rogue the texas republican says he'll step down from running to hold on to his congressional seat in two thousand and twelve to step off his presidential election bid you know what he told our teeth about that this is. and president obama says the check stops here the august third that is so exactly who's to blame in this political game of chicken over the debt ceiling and the budget shadow we're going to think. it is tuesday july twelfth eight pm in washington d.c. and christine for a sound you're watching our team. starting off tonight a look at how time can change everything fifteen months ago i walked a couple blocks

it is a certificate of honor to julian for his leadership on this project and many other projects that have kept this community working and expanding and growing. there is a design around his leadership. by voice vote as the mayor and city administrator that when you have strong communities, things like disasters, we will have strong neighborhoods to help us recover back. this is the beginning of that. i want to give you this certificate on behalf of the city, parks trust, the challenge grant program. thank you for all of the leadership you have had. [applause] >> water? [inaudible] [applause] >> thank you, mr. mayor, for your leadership on this. during his time as dpw director, during the community challenge grant program, and now as mayor, it is great for us to see a mayor that gets it on what matters to our neighborhoods and is encouraging all of the departments to embrace things the way he did. thank you for your leadership in enabling things like this to happen. someone else who really gets this is the supervisor that represents this area. he is very much focused on the importance

now and i will get details on julian assange just latest appeal from extradition to sweden well the chances are. also take a look at the latest developments and relations ahmed wali karzai being assassinated the u.s. cutting some aid from pakistan we're going to ask all of that means for now longest war and a new piece of legislation in congress sounds like it's going to save your kids from child pornographers but is a really just a mask for a massive move to force eye is pleased to record your data and take away your privacy julian sanchez is going to join us on that when we have all of that and more for you tonight including a dose of happy hour first let's take a look at what the mainstream media has decided to make. now if you hadn't noticed yet it's summer it's mid july depending on where you live you probably have at least another two months of warm weather to enjoy unless of course you live in california my former home and you get to enjoy perfect weather all year long and get a little better about not no longer getting to enjoy that weather but the point here is that it's summer and

he's julian bond. this is overheard. ♪

and here is the even now with wikileaks founder julian assange and editor julian. also, we hear from slovenian philosopher slavoj zizek. -- wikileaks founder and editor in chief, julian assange. >> good afternoon. i am the founder of the front line club. the co-founder, actually. co-founded with my wife, who is hidden amongst you somewhere. we are very excited to be doing this today. this is the last event we have done with the front line club, and i would like to thank you for coming to this fantastic place. i would like to thank dan, our branding man, because i am standing in front of 100 logos, which are all new. thanks for our new look. we are not shy of our new look. i would like to thank the front line club staff, who worked extremely hard to put this on, particularly flora and millie. so thank you all. i am extremely proud of you all. the front line club exists to promote what is best in journalism and to put on debates and discussions like this. we are an official enterprise, and if you wish to support us, come if you have not already been, where we can fee

he's julian bond. this is overheard. ♪ >> julian bond, welcome. >> thank you. >> an honor to have you here. >> my pleasure. >> let me ask you about the arc of your involvement in the civil rights movemeet, which i assume you believe continues today. >> indeed so it does. >> you go back to the late 50's when you were a student in college when you helped to found the student non-violent coordinating committee. i date your association with the movement back that far. >> that's right. >> would you agree? >> yes. >> so what have we learned over these years? how far have we come and how far have we not come in your estimation over the broad sweep there? >> it's difficult to measure these distances, how far we've come, how far we've not. i mean, you can't put numbers to them, or time or space, but think, when i became involved in the movement, i could not sit in the front of a bus in atlanta. i could not eat at a downtown restaurant in atlanta. i couldn't sit downstairs at a movie theater, i couldn't work at

wiki leaks founder julian assange has a fresh appeal against extradition in london's high court with allegations that sweden is nothing more than a staging post. interview show spotlight this time all going off talks to start off the presidential commission of a children's rights about how moscow is working to protect russian children adopted by foreigners and taken abroad. hello yellow welcome to spotlight the show. and today my guest in the studio is. the russian foreign minister sergey lavrov is on an official visit to the united states among other things he's trying to strike a deal with americans concerning the child adoption process just recently several american families have been blamed. toward children adopted in south moscow wants to have a right to examine the living conditions of adopted children what problem does the russian children almost when faced here's a presidential commission for the children's rights by the. number of scandals where american parents badly treated the children they adopted in russia. and washington to come up with a solution a document designed b

well you know its founder julian assange continues his fight against extradition to the high court in london sweden wants to question the world's most famous whistleblower overt sexual assault allegations but his supporters fear extradition to the scandinavian country will open a way for the u.s. to get its hands on him laura amatus covering the trial from outside the court building. today is the second day of was expected to be a two day hearing that holds the appeal of june in a song say but whether he's to be extradited to sweden we're expecting wednesday to be given a bit to evidence on the hall full of the swedish prosecutor's office since yesterday was given a visit to. defense i phone left the court last night's completely tight lipped he didn't ways to any of his supporters who were standing outside the court he just walked away which must be a direct instruction from his new legal team that he has high especially to deal with a steering the new legal team seem to taken on a new strategy that much more conciliatory about this case a much more concerned with european door and s

and high court session which will rule whether the extradition to sweden of the wiki leaks founder julian assange will go have. a fury over the phone hacking scandal gripping britain goes international as the u.s. senate takes aim at rupert murdoch's media empire. washington's plans of missile shield over europe has been labeled as a main irritant behind the why then kasman russian american relations by foreign minister sergey lavrov the u.s. has brushed off moscow's concerns over the project maintaining the shield only to protect against attacks from rogue states but some say it's taking advantage of posts it is to see through that he's going to check out reports. u.s. missile defense plans in europe are of course up for discussion here in washington foreign minister lavrov said russian news for him legally binding guarantees that the european missile defense project will not threaten russia's security there has been words before washington has many times said that the system would not be against russia but moscow needs to have it on paper some analyst explained that this urge that russi

whole julian thank you very much for coming thanks for having me it's a pleasure for me to having on the show well first of all i read that when somebody told you that you won the world press photo would you report and say you're joking i can't believe it is that true well why couldn't you but you're not going to will go out you know as you said in your all previously that i had won eight will place awards before never in a million years would i ever have thought i would have won the overall prize and at the same time because of all the controversy that was surrounding the photograph i thought that the jury would be they would be to much of a risk to give it the first prize he uses to mention the controller see as far as i remember this picture this very picture appeared on the front page of time magazine and the headline read what happens if we leave afghanistan that's right yes so actually your picture was used in a propaganda campaign to sell the occupation. you see this is what's very interesting and south african coming from johannes for if you show that cover to people in south

and wiki leaks founder julian assange is fighting a decision by a british court to extradite him to sweden over sex crime allegations which its supporters say is just a pretext to hand it over to the u.s. . and russia wants to take a customs union with kazakhstan and belarus one step further than planned to see a free trade zone created between the union and the one that's in twenty minutes from business r.t. . welcome from moscow if you just joined us it's ten pm here now my name is kevin owen you're watching the r.t. international news channel first the first funerals have been held in russia's republic of tire the start as the country mourns the victims of its worst boating accident in decades rescues a continuing to search for bodies tonight including those of dozens of children who gathered in a play room just moments before the heavily overloaded ship sank over ninety people have now been confirmed dead our correspondent tom barton has the latest. operations continue here from the volga bank south of khazan with divers and other teams going out to try. recover more bodies from the su

wiki leaks founder julian assange two launches a fresh appeal against extradition in london's high court all the made allegations that sweden is nothing more than a staging post to the united states. the mideast quartet meets in washington hoping to jumpstart the stalled israeli palestinian peace talks even as television criminalizes criticism this month by a. very warm welcome to you this is our team live from moscow i'm rover sushant flags are at half mast across russia as the country mourns the victims of its worst boat accident in three decades more than seventy people have now been officially confirmed that while dozens of bodies remain trapped underwater it's after an overloaded pleasure cruise in the cold river and the republic of qatar stand on sunday rescuers say the chances of finding more survivors right now he's talking is following behind scuffles. there are thousands of people that have turned out here to the river boat station in cars than it was to be the starting point of the bulgaria on its pleasure cruise up the pole good thing they've come to life i was i'm surprised

wiki leaks founder julian assange is fighting a decision by a british court to extradite him to sweden over sex crime allegations which are supporters say are just a pretext to hand him over to the united states. also as the french parliament you said you to vote on continued intervention in libya palaces highlighted inconsistent scenes in paris is trying to get tempers to find ways out of the down . and global markets are on the decline in europe falls to four month lows as e.u. leaders demonstrate little action to prevent the contamination of sovereign debt problems find out more and this is our thing in twenty minutes. very warm welcome to you this is r.t. live from moscow recent shots rescuers are searching through a playroom in the sunken volga river cruise ship as the bodies of dozens of children could still be among those trapped under water almost ninety people have now been confirmed dead after the heavily overloaded pleasure cruiser sank in republic of on sunday our correspondent for the latest from. here now some holmes glowing in a memorial tribute to those that died this i

with us today, the director of new york city's el museo del barrio, julian zugazagoitia. i'm maria hinojosa, this is one on one. julian zugazagoitia, nice to have you here as the director of el museo del barrio, from new york city. >> thank you for your invitation. >> hinojosa: so you are born in mexico city, then you spend about 20 years living in europe, and then in 1999, you come to new york to work at the guggenheim, and then you're named to head up this museum called el museo del barrio. correct. >> hinojosa: so el museo del barrio started kind of as a puerto rican institution, very grass roots, very community-based... >> correct. >> hinojosa: ...and it's had to change its mission. >> we've had to more than change it. we have amplified its mission, so over the course of the last 40 years-- and it's... we're celebrating our 40th anniversary with a big expansion of el museo, a big renovation of el museo. and over the 40 years, what has changed is also the profile of the us as perhaps the most diverse latino country. >> hinojosa: because basically, 40 years ago, el barr

wiki leaks founder julian assange launches a fresh appeal against extradition in london's high court amid allegations that sweden is nothing old misstating us. with our take world news twenty four seven welcome to the program flags are at heart from last across russia as the country mourns the victims of its worst both accident in three decades almost sixty people have been officially confirmed dead seventy bodies remain trapped on that often overloaded pleasure cruise that sank in the form of a part of the start. of school so chances are on the ball survivors. course those events anger the grieving relatives of these this was just this tragedy such shock waves around the country and indeed around the world this day the floods the firing of havas here in russia the way i live in stay with the fans will be cancelled and that won't even be it's time to chase on the t.v. as people pay their respects to those involved in this tragedy now the los i think it is silence house near this thing where it all happens fifty nine people. and they think there's a large number of bodies there are so