thomas if julian aside is silence well i mean. what most likely will happen is the be a lot fear disclosures that are inspired king changes in the course of history like the arab spring and that are irresponsible and destructive such as those that expose confidential sources or people who oppress their lives for legitimate purposes in other words we'll be going back to the more normal routine where we don't know if some of which we have a right amount we need to and some which we probably should. interesting analysis mark the council of concerned citizens or excuse me of conservative citizens i was looking at their website today and they say that they are in there with their core principles that they are against mixing races that the white race is the superior race. you know and you can donate money to them with mastercard visa or. why them and not julian assange and wiki leaks. well there even a little worse than you suggest i mean the council of conservative citizens is a group that says things like black people are a retrograde

julian simon was the great partner of paul alec. julian simon was on the panel in london talking about the environment and went on before and showed him with a dramatic improvement to the air quality the introduction of the clean air act in london had and julian simon, what a strike this was produced a draft of his own going back much, much earlier, showing the air quality had been improving any way. the pollution was going down quite naturally through the natural economic process. this year and i mentioned before to make things cleaver. there is a fantasy that environmentalists nurture that without them, without the intervention the world would go to hell in a handcart. i would contend that this is very much not the case. i hope that kind of answers your question. yes? >> could you tell us something about ships and public opinion if any of the brereton in the week of the climate scandal that showed pollution and corruption across-the-board among the scientists who the recipients have to carry out a climate research is the environme

homes but is that actually enough reasons anthony randolph was going to join us for that one and then julian assange has announced that wiki leaks is shutting down its website for now to fight the financial blockade that companies like these a master card and pay pal have put up against the whistle blowing organization so if the money doesn't start flowing again could it be the end of wiki leaks and one of the dangers here for the freedom of speech then the obama administration reportedly debated launching a cyber offensive in libya before they actually decide to go with cruise missiles and the drone strikes so how much closer does that make us to having cyber war become a concert reality where you have all that and more including it as of happy hour but first let's take a look what the mainstream media has decided to miss. right so the mainstream media which so do have fully reported on the arab spring while revolutions are breaking out in tunisia and egypt is back on the revolution that wagon well of course either ignoring or mocking the occupy wall street movement right here at home but n

. >> mark: julian miller, number 97, recovered it for west virginia. the third rutgers turnover.

julian signs that he said he's calling this as a u.s. base concerted political attack and it's not from the government though they have actually seen this to be without any lawful grounds as has the u.n. high commissioner for human rights he says he's condemned the blockade instead says it's being carried out by politicized u.s. financial companies now they have actually pursued legal action they've opened. action in a number of countries where they have publication deals that iceland denmark the u.k. the e.u. us australia as well they've also lodged a complaint with the you the european commission now that's. a decision on that is due in mid november as to whether visa has broken any rules here but until that is really nothing they can do because they've simply run out of money all right our kids are going to live in london and effects. without see now russian american ties have improved greatly since barack obama took power well at least us washington's official rhetoric but there are also political groups in the united states that are

embassies in the diplomatic service julian signs that he's calling this as a u.s. base concerted political attack and it's not from the government though they have actually deemed this to be without any lawful grounds as has the u.n. high commissioner for human rights he says he's condemned the blockade instead says it's being carried out by a politicized u.s. financial companies how they have actually received legal action they've opened. action in a number of countries where they have publication deals iceland denmark the u.k. the e.u. us australia as well they've also lodged a complaint with the european commission a decision on that is due in mid november as to whether visa has broken any rules here but until that there's really nothing they can do because they've simply run out of money. from london where the julian assange himself is also what legal pressure is waiting for a british court to decide whether he should be extradited to sweden to face sex crime charges if you support it some fear that assad will then face extradition to the u.s. to stand trial ov

majority of their money to deal with some of these legal troubles that they're having because of julian assange said that they were getting what was it ten million pounds a month in two thousand and ten that's a lot of cash. yes definitely a lot of cash i'm not sure exactly how they spend their money but i do know that they are losing a lot i think it was a couple months ago when they actually found kind of a loophole in the way fisa processes payments and they ended up having a twenty four hour window where people could donate and that's where we really saw how much donations they're using i think within twenty four forty eight hours for. research up and down again they had raised six figures were money so to say that it damages their fundraising it is an understatement now so what is said basically is that they're putting all their publishing to a halt for now because they're going to try to fight this financial blockade and i know they have a few legal processes in the works in europe but how much can they really do in this case. yeah i don't know about europe but in the u.s. it's re

sadness is the only way to describe it. >> reporter: julian benson was a star here at morgan. he was mr. morgan last year involved in a mentoring program and was very popular on campus. >> tremendous. you check social networks, you hear student feedback. it is heartbreaking. >> reporter: freshman nursing student at stevenson university, zoey crumpton was in the other car. she died last night, as well. she, just a few weeks into her goal of becoming a pediatric nurse to work with children. >> just about 6 or 7 weeks into the semester and she was six or seven weeks into the beginning of her college years. >> reporter: police say benson was driving the suv northbound on broadway when it hit the eclipse crumpton was in. witnesses say the suv was speeding and detectives are looking into whether or not benson blew through a red light. police are not ready to assign fault to this crash just yet. both benson's passenger and crumpton's driver suffered only minor injuries. abc 2 news. >>> fredrick county police say they have arrested a man who illegally entered a hood college dormitory.

julian died earlier this month at age 80.storage unit found human remains in a freezer. police are were awaiting an autopsy to determine whether it is the body of the missing woman. >> currently on the stand in the con ed murray trial is dr. stephen schaefer. he's a propofol expert. the defense is expected to call 15 witnesses although it is unclear whether murray will take the stand. the defense is expected to wrap up on thursday. >> indycar held a public memorial for champion driver dan weldon. he was killed and 15 car crash at a race in las vegas last weekend. he left behind a wife and two young sons. indycar officials let fans remember him with a moral at the stadium in indianapolis yesterday. hundreds of people attended his funeral in florida on saturday. >> a much-anticipated biography about the late steve jobs is out today. the book simply titled steve jobs promises oporto view of the cultural icon to allow chief guru who founded apple. the book is expected to be a number one on the bestseller list this week. >> all ar

if it's not her, we're back to square one. >> julian told police the last time he saw her they had a fight and he dropped her off at a motel in new hampshire. >>> lawyers defending the doctor accused of killing michael jackson continue their defense today. murray's lawyers claim jacksan sought to cure his insome mia with intravenous drugs for at least 15 years. karen brown reports. >> reporter: michael jackson's long time personal physician took the stand for dr. conrad murray's defense. dr. allen metzger told the jurors jackson had problems for more than a decade and had asked for intravenous medication two months before his death. >> did he happen to mention the name of this medicine? >> i think he used the word juice. >> the defense hopes to show that he was so desperate for sleep he could have injected himself with propofol. dr. metzger visited with him in april 2009. >> i think his fear was that this was a big obligation. >> reporter: during that same time period, jackson called on a nurse practitioner to help him sleep. >> i said, well, you have a concern about something? he sa

why them and not julian assange and wiki leaks. well there you can a little worse than you suggest i mean the council of conservative citizens is a group that says things like you lack people are a great species of humanity quote unquote this is the group that in fact is directly descended from the right citizens councils of the one nine hundred fifty cent sixty's that in fact were formed to resist school desegregation so that. it is surprising and surprising to me that they have not been cut off by pay pal because the reality is that occasional has actually tried to cut off a lot of it so it's not unusual to find them. alland there are mechanisms and used by groups that are named in an obvious way spread sense to the american nazi party certainly cannot kick a paper one of the american nazi party as website today and they say that they only accept money orders or well concealed cash is that a result of that i've not heard of them do the same is that some extra operators that because they they actually said if you sent a personal c

embassies and the diplomatic service julian assange he's calling this as a u.s. base concerted political attack and it's not from the government though they have actually deemed this to be without any lawful grounds as has the u.n. high commissioner for human rights he says he's condemned the blockade instead science says it's being carried out by politicized u.s. financial companies now they have actually pursued legal action they've opened. action in a number of countries where they have publication deals iceland denmark the u.k. the e.u. us australia as well they've also lodged a complaint with the european commission a decision on that is due in mid november as to whether visa has broken any rules here but until that there's really nothing they can do because they've simply run out of money. president of the national union of journalists in britain national day long says that the ending a week in leaks publishing activities will encourage others to replace. it's obviously been a very murky affair because there were other very beginning of the situation questi

spoke to one of the high profile speakers there wiki leaks founder julian assange about the military interventions and also the libyan conflict in particular. the lesson is that. only to those in the speak why one of those large united states. believes too stupid. to take over the country regional just asian in. libya is being completely if you think it shows that there is no. i didn't they should just. be a lesson to us every toy that date is given. military or intelligence but. it is a slippery slope that leads to the takeover of countries or understand. julian assange another country that suffered months of civil unrest as yemen and its president announced on saturday that he has to step down in the coming days it follows nine months of violent protests with the opposition demanding an end to ali abdullah saleh is thirty three year rule but president of the arab lawyers association told me he believes sellers assurance that he'll step is nothing but an empty promise. he must have made a hundred. speeches and in every single one of them he said he's going to leave in every single o

wiki leaks but some say they're not legally obligated and they're not legally obligated to in fact julian aside just calling it an lawful financial blockade. whether it's on lawful or extra legal it's immoral it's discreet spittle it's it's corporations with power they should not have with monopolies they shouldn't possess acting at the behest of a government that they shouldn't be listening to just as they have done in actions that are clearly illegal including sharing of information and spying on our own people without warrants and so forth this is this is the problem in this country is the power of corporations and this complicity between them and a government that is operating against the public will and you know some people have accused wiki leaks as being a terrorist organization for putting national security at stake others have touted wiki leaks for encouraging transparency for holding governments for holding corporations and counts of all and now with this with the organization at risk of extinction what do you think that has to say about the freedom of the press and the attacks

are some other high profile protesters here in campaigners as well including billy bragg reportedly julian assange spoke to the to the press who are waiting there as he was prevented from joining up with the purchase because of this police cordon he lashed out of the bank saying that. the problem is these small minority of the rich of keeping a hiding assets from the population these claiming london as the biggest culprit and clearly a lot of other people share that same view this around a thousand people protesting here outside along the london stock exchange. and they're setting up tents camps and they're saying they're willing to stay here for as long as it takes so clearly they're saying it's now time for there to have their say either thanks very much indeed for that live update from london correspondent i've been at there now the movement was born in new york a month ago marina portnoy has been following the protests since then. a lot has happened well it's certainly a lot has happened since yesterday and certainly i have a lot happened during the day yesterday celebrations over winn

are some other high profile protesters here campaigners as well including billy bragg forcibly and julian assange spoke to the to the press who are waiting there he lashed out of the bank saying that. the problem is that these small minority of of the rich are keeping a hiding assets from the population these claiming london as the biggest culprit and clearly a lot of other people share that same view this around a thousand people approach protesting here outside along the london stock exchange . and they're setting up tents camps and there's a move willing to stay here for as long as it takes so clearly they're saying it's now time for there to have their say. reporting there from london now the us is where the occupy wall street movement all began it started with a tiny group of activists camping outside the new york stock exchange in mid september they were protesting against fact cats pocketing bonuses while american taxpayers were struggling to make ends meet while report now has been following the rallies since then. clearly this this movement is just gained on force the people here

tribute features not only a great clip from "to kill a mockingbird" but atticus finch himself played by julian lopez-morillas who is one of the finest actors in the bay area. so let's go back

voluntarios han estado casificando y preparando tas cajas que se van para comunidades de sonsonate de san julían> reportera: es que el país centroamericano es uno de los más facilidades, los daños se calculan en unos 650 millones de dólares. el presidente se reunió para solicitar la ayuda de la comunidad internacional. >> necesitamos llevar a cabo un proceso de rehabilitación y reconstrucción bajo nuevos parámetros para que lo hay construimos no resulte dañido. >> reportera: el gobernante dijo que para la rehabilitación son necesarios varios millones de dólares, se están dirigiendo ahora los esfuerzos en la recolección dedinero. >> los costos de envío son muy altos y esto imposibilita que la ayuda llegue. >> reportera: se han unido decenas de equipos comunitarios, fundaciones se preparan para una radiotón. >> el nosotros la llamamos "comundades unidas por el salvador" nuestra meta es trabjar con 120 negocios. >> reportera: punto de recolección estaran ubicados a lo largo y ancho de la región, angélica herrena telenoticias washington holaciudad.com. >> zulema: los hombres arrestados por asesinato

this is high-level soccer in moldova, we're seeing an argument. 35-year-old julian bursting, boom, a knuckle sandwich in the face of the referee. just jacks him. i'm not sure, obviously arguing over some sort of call here. his team did lose the game 3-0. but man, he just boxes him, boom, boom, boom. i think we need more of this in soccer, i do. i think more people would watch. >> in the united states at least. >> anyway, refs continue to officiate the rest of the match. get this, julian, the 35-year-old soccer player who punched the ref, so upset, so ashamed of what he did sh immediately after the game, retired from the sport. >> what? >> that doesn't happen in the nba. >> what a bad-ass referee, takes a huge cheap shot to his face, it doesn't even faze him, he just grabs his face and walks away. >> he probably retired because he thought, i couldn't even knock that guy out with a sucker punch. >>> here's what i can tell you about our next video at number 18. it's about snakes. it's definitely for nick. but it's not for everybody. >> we've got the perfect home remedy to clear sinuses.

tribute features not only a great clip from "to kill a mockingbird" but atticus finch himself played by julian lopez-morillas who is one of the finest actors in the bay area. so let's go back to memory lane and enjoy this performance. >> ladies and gentlemen, gregory peck. >> never seems as fresh and wonderful, as good and evil as it does when seen through the eyes of a child. trying to capture that is remarkable and perhaps that is why one look and the last few years has been so warmly embraced by tens of millions of people. "to kill a mockingbird," winner of the pulitzer prize and just about every award a book can win and now happily "to kill a mockingbird" becomes a motion picture and its memorable characters become vividly alive. some people call him jane louise finch. but she insists on scout. and that's her brother, gym. just a boy until the day he learns there is evil in the world. and atticus finch, the father, whose devotion of justice places him and his children in jeopardy. and party to the defense, john robinson. >> excuse me. >> what kind of man are you? you got children of your o

and then i was thinking about it while i was at my desk and julian text messaged me, are you coming? and i thought about it, and i thought, i will have to make time to go. i'll have to talk to my boss and negotiate something to be there tonight because college track has been there so much for me, i can't let them down when they're asking me to spend a little bit of time. i want to emphasize to people here tonight, we talk about students, but i also want to emphasize that looking beyond statistics, looking at the individual students, the impact you'll make with their lives, they're building relationships with college track staff like omar. i ran into marshall's daughters last week in san francisco. they remember the days in college track oakland when i used to babysit them while marshall handled stuff at college track. it's those moments that just by providing a center in san francisco, you're providing memories and not only that, you're not only providing memorying for them, you're providing a foundation for these students to grow build on as they grow to have families of their own,

uli -- police say one of the victims was julian brunson. the other people involved in the crash are expected to be ok. >> welcome back. it is going to be a delightful weekend. we're under the influence of high pressure. the winds will be light. mostly sunny. a perfect fall day. northwest winds 5 to 10 miles per hour. temperatures anywhere from 57 to 62 degrees. if you are heading out on the town tonight, it will be a crisp, cool evening. some clouds move in. nothing to worry about, though. 56 to 64 degrees. keeping an eye on a system that will make its way through on monday. temperatures around 68 degrees. by tuesday, 70 degrees, and then another system moves through later in the week. 50% chance of rain on thursday. temperatures back in the 60's then. >> thank you, lowell. thank you for joining us. we'll have another update for you in 25 minutes. we'll see you then. >>> we are back on this october 22nd, 2011. it's officially sweater wearing season here in the northeast as you can see from the folks outside. we want to thank everyone who ca

as for julian know mignini, he has not given up.knox is guilty and has vowed to take this case to the italian supreme court.

megyn: go ahead, jay. >> julian, the attorney general of the united states said he wasn't even awareogram until months ago, and then we found out he actually was aware about it before. look, you know government oversight, you're a good lawyer, and they need your legal help here because what you've got is this plausible deniability issue, and here you're talking about the department of justice and the department of homeland security not talking to each other when you've got two dead border agents? i'm not saying interfere with an investigation. by the way, there were investigations going on inside of dhs. they decided to stand down on those. that was a decision that the department could make. but we both worked for the government, we know how that works. but the reality is this: to not have conversations between the department of justice, the attorney general of the united states and the secretary of homeland security when you have dead agents is malfeasance at best. [inaudible conversations] megyn: let me just frame the question to you, julian, because the other thing she said was sh

and so, that is our concern. >> julian barnes.t julian barnes, "wall street journal" and i, i may have been the reporter he was talking about there. my question is this, and it sort of follows along some of the queries we've had today, which is you've talked about the categorization problems you've had in recent days, that certain individuals might be covered by military commissions that they might not have the other laws for authority. so that makes me think maybe there is a role for congress in clarifying that, but then you've also been critical of the use, affiliated entity and the legislation that's come before the congress. so one, how should congress clarify, clarify who you have jurisdiction over? and two, do you think, just for clarity, going forward do you believe that guantanamo could take another captured detainee or is that off the table now? >> let me answer the last question first. it is the firm policy of this administration not to add to the guantanamo population. the president pledged to close the guantanamo, and

tony and julian epstein. thank you for joining me this afternoon. just a few weeks ago, rick perry g.o.p. darling now people are thankful if he doesn't mess up too much. can rick perry turn this thing around? i'll start with you, tony. >> i don't think so. his campaign is creative and a matter of time. i don't think $17 million fundraising which is impressive in 49 days can help him. he slept through another debate. i think he's a goner. i think the more interesting question is romney's firing on all cylinders and performing very well. the question is can you take on a traditional campaign that is well funded and well organized such as romney organized by cain who don't have the money and organization. it's an open question. huckaby won iowa in '08. maybe things are changing. >> julian, tony mentioned media there do you think that the tv ad campaign that rick perry is set to launch here shortly, do you think that is going to in any way dent romney's armor? >> maybe in some states. but i think the debates have shown that perry used his texas expressi

as you mentioned julian assange did make an appearance, editor in chief for wikileaks. he was one of the few people after a certain period of time the police allowed into the area around the cathedral. they have cordoned off the surrounding area allowing very few people in and out. a volunteer here for occupy london stock exchange. peter, how is things going so far? >> it's been going amazing. people congregate here about 12:00 noon, 1,000 to 2,000 people and swelled to over 3,000. people have been having a general assembly on the steps of st. paul's for three hours discussing the logistics of how we're going to make a camp, how we're going to occupy this space. >> reporter: peter, how has the movements we've seen, especially in the united states, occupy wall street, influenced the events today. >> directly inspired what's been happening today. what happened on wall street showed that not only do we need an occupying in london, what we realize as americans as us. we're paying the same prices that none of us caused. >> reporter: thanks, peter. fredricka, we've already se

[applause] >> my name is julian. i am also oc a supporter alsocupy sf. the movement has been gaining national and international attention because of the basic message that the 99% of people in this country and around the world who do not control the wealth in deserve a basic quality of life, basic human dignity. in you have violated that dignity when you attacked the camp, when you go after protesters, when you beat people, take away their tents. we are not going to stand for it anymore. what i have to say it -- you are bringing international attention to yourself when you do that. when this -- when the occupy movement is reported on this city as a black eye because of what your police department is doing and is in the interest of this commission to hold any police officer who raised the encampment, who beat people, accountable. anybody who engages in this kind of behavior deserves to be investigated, deserves to be suspended, he and maybe even dismissed. i think you for your time during -- i think you for your time. [applause] >> i would like to say it