militants are locked into fears and battles for the country's a vital oil reserves and two years since julian assange has been holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london what's next for the wiki leaks founder still very much a wanted man by the us plus the latest broken presidential promise to halt a military offensive in east ukraine as the people there continue to suffer your in the now. here's president obama has just said that the country's forces won't be in a combat role in iraq but military strikes might take place we will be prepared to take targeted and precise military action if and when we determine that the situation on the ground requires we hope to rejoining karen kwiatkowski retired u.s. air force lieutenant she plans to be with us in the now we'll get to her as soon as we can get her on the line for now are two years ago has more for you on what isis is doing and how it's taken half of the country under its thumb. fifteen thousand fighters ten thousand operations in iraq one thousand assassinations and all last year alone the state of iraq and syria now known more notoriousl

j y is it that julian assange can't go for a walk outside. >> we call it the julian exception to thewas passed to make extradition tougher. you can't any longer use mere allegations as was done in julian's case. you needed a decision to charge or charges and that hasn't happened in julian's case. the reason we call that the exception is because it's not retroactive to julian. at least they don't think so. we as lawyers will do our best effort to say that he cannot be extradited to sweden and it was an invalid warrant and the process wouldn't have begun with these allegations so the answer is that he should be able to walk out vis-a-vis sweden. as he pointed out and as julian pointed out and as you did, the problem and the bear in the room has been the united states. the united states has had an intensive four-year investigation of a publisher, editor, wiki leak, julian assange, and grand jury, witnesses and subpoenas and just recently in april they filed court briefs that said the investigation is continuing and it's a national security and criminal investigation of wikileaks and jul

ahead in the program wiki leaks editor julian assange marks two years trapped in an embassy find out what the whistleblower has been off to during the time and why british authorities are spending vast sums on run the clock surveillance of the building he's holed up in. the interview. dramas that can't be ignored. stories others refuse to notice. places change rights now. so picture focused days. from around the globe. welcome back to the program the leader of belarus has offered political asylum to the oxford ukrainian president and his family well at least that's what i like some of the thought he was doing during a phone chat with a man posing as the son of ukraine's former leader the prankster even offered an extravagant reward in return is. now reports. a russian prankster who goes by the name of von braun rang up the administration of the president of bellows and introduced himself as the son of victor young of coverage the ousted president of ukraine he got to talk to the bell russian president alexander lukashenko himself during the conversation the princess suggested that hi

julian assange published the iraq war logs four years ago.anniversary of his confinement at the ecuadorian embassy under threat of arrest and extradition to the united states. joining me now is publisher and founder of wikileaks julian assange and also joining us is president emeritus for constitutional rights and attorney for wikileaks michael rattner. julian, i know there is a short delay so i will get right to it. let me first get your reaction to the presence of dick cheney and paul wolfowitz having greater military presence in iraq. >> these two individuals have no credibility with the world public, and i hope they have no credibility anymore with the u.s. public. we were all lied into this war and, in fact, it's a feature of democracies that they do tend to be -- they do tend to be lied into wars, and we can look at what's happened in syria. it's not just what's happened with dick cheney and wolfowitz, but actually what has happened in syria is obama's war, and that war has now crossed over into the border in iraq. the u.s. policy posit

at hero to some and an enemy of the state to wiki leaks founder julian assange is marking his second yet confined to inside beckon dorian embassy in london and still the whistleblower refuses to back down even promising to reveal a fresh batch of documents to the world our chief political reports from london. step out of one of the world's most famous department stores and there's always a policeman nearby they're not worried about shoplifters but the perpetual presence of one man inside that building it's two years since julian the son sought refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy inside a bottom floor flat in this red brick mansion in that time the wiki leaks editor in chief has still managed to run for the australian senate and become the subject of a hollywood film he's also had to share the title of the world's most famous whistleblower after n.s.a. contractor edward snowden revealed details of mass government surveillance programs last year two years inside the building for

i had on the program the wiki leaks editor julian a fun job to yes trapped in an embassy find out what the whistleblower has been up to during that time in my british authorities are spending brought songs on around the clock surveillance of the building he's holed up in all of that. it's a. very take a. quick break here. the day before. i. welcome back this is our t. international the leader of better news has offered political asylum to the else did you mean president and his family well at least that's what alexander lukashenko what he was doing during a phone chat with a man posing as the son of ukraine's former leader of the prankster even offered an extravagant reward in return nice guy and should you can report. a russian prankster who goes by the name of von braun rang up the administration of the president of bellows and introduced himself as the son of victor young a call which the ousted president of ukraine got to talk to the bell russian president alexander lukashenko himself during the conversation the princes suggested that his father may have to move to bellows because

and wiki leaks founder julian assange remains in ecuador's london embassy it's been two years since he was granted asylum in a long saga of legal troubles more on that and we can leaks coming up. and international travelers are ecstatic and brazil's twenty fourteen world cup sports fans are still in high spirits even though the games are marred by street protests and local social concerns more on this year's world cup later in the show. it's thursday june nineteenth four pm here in washington d.c. i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america today marks the two year anniversary since weiqi leaks founder julian assange has been holed up at the ecuadorian embassy in london the forty two year old australian sought refuge at the embassy to avoid extradition to sweden for a four year old sexual assault claim against him a claim that a songe vehemently refutes artie's pauline boyko is in london with more. step out of one of the world's most famous department stores and there's always a policeman nearby they're not worried about shoplifters but the perpetual presence of one man inside that bu

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sands his rights are violated despite all the difficulties that julian has to endure and the difficult situation is me under we have been able to continue our work and actually strengthening our core base with building the. document base with more than eight million documents and secrets we have not given up. to members of right wing vigilante groups the juries the fans league have been sentenced to ten and six months in jail in france they were found guilty of sending death threats to a journalist who was trying to expose the group's wrongdoings geneal claims to be finding and a semitism but it has become the torrijos for its extreme methods as more of a cause there are reports the sand is just another proof awful use in action. never know what they have a strong following and a clear message as only we are here present we are jews noble and cruel we are well trained well equipped we're not afraid and we should be more afraid of us than we are them the jewish defense league claims his goal is to protect the jewish community from hatred and anti-semitism but some jews accuse it of doin

that julian remains inside that embassy. quick update from tel aviv where two people have been wounded in a car blast in the just a district of the city police there say the accident was not related any criminal coming up a behind the scenes look at the people in our to bring you the. next but eugenics. darwin science punishment. still the basis for the. heated for years rarely discussed. i decided. that when a man rises and the woman should. run from him. i ask everyone who sees this. child that he would do anything. so i went back to iraq recently violence has flared up as insurgents are taking cities from the current iraqi government and response to this chaos obama declared that his administration is prepared to take military action whenever our national security is a k forty seven over the started but on the other hand the flow of oil from us but tamia well that might be at risk but sometimes i forget that obama is a politician and just a day later he was quoted as saying quite the opposite about the same situation decl

wiki leaks chief julian assange a second time diversionary holed up inside the ecuadorian embassy in london despite his self-imposed incarceration there is no sign of the whistleblower raising the white flag yet instead he has promised in fact another massive leak of information . has been. step out of one of the world's most famous department stores and there's always a policeman nearby they're not worried about shoplifters but the perpetual presence of one man inside that building it's two years since julian a son sought refuge in london's ecuadorian embassy inside a bottom floor flat in this red brick mansion in that time the wiki leaks editor in chief has still managed to run for the australian senate and become the subject of a hollywood film he's also had to share the title of the world's most famous whistleblower after n.s.a. contractor edward snowden revealed details of mass government surveillance programs last year two years inside the building for a son also means two years camped outside for the london's metropolitan police the bill for guarding that door in case a son sh

the metropolitan police to spend over six million pounds guarding the door of the embassy should julian assange ever emerge but the whistleblower and sell said in a press conference a little bit earlier on that he says and he believes that the u.k. government has launched a full blown terror investigation into edward snowden and wiki leaks role in the affair so it's not likely that we're going to be seeing him emerging on to the streets of london any time soon. journalists and filmmaker john pilger who supported julian assange by contributing bail money in december two thousand and ten brings the case against the whistleblower is entirely political. whole thing is phosphoric old and that's what the whole swedish episode is the main crime julie in the song has committed is that wiki leaks reveal to the world the extent of united states war crimes in iraq and afghanistan and it revealed numerous conspiracies by the us against governments throughout the world the whole idea that he's a very big. being questioned by the swedish authorities is just absurd he's made every offer possible the b

laid out his plan for dealing with a growing conflict the latest just ahead and wiki leaks founder julian assange remains an airport doors in london embassy it's been two years since he was granted asylum in in long saga of legal troubles more on that and wiki leaks coming up. an international travelers are ecstatic at brazil's twenty fourteen world cup sports fans are still in high spirits even though the games are marred by street protests and a local social concerns more on this year's world cup later in the show. it's thursday june nineteenth eight pm in washington d.c. i'm manila chan you're watching r.t. america. the isis crisis continues as insurgents battled the government for control of iraq's largest oil refinery near to crete the ground near the baiji refinery became a battlefield as troops loyal to the shiite led government held off the isis militants who stormed the perimeter threatening national energy supplies this fight iraqi government calls for the u.s. to help ward off the insurgents with air strikes president obama announced his plans for the u.s. response in the after

julian, i guess, two questions.ow do you explain this four-month delay between when the irs says they knew the e-mails were missing and when they finally told congress? and how do you explain this apparent coincidence that it is ten days after congress starts asking about the e-mails that lois lerner says, oh, the hard drive has crashed. >> so let me say, i think any time you have targeting of any group by the irs, it's an appropriate that an apology is issued in that instance. when you have e-mails missing in an investigation, it's a problem. the timing was coincidental. i think perhaps unfortunate. >> how do you know? >> well, the outline that you just suggested. but there is no that suggests, chris, that there was any bad faith involved in the computer crash. when the computer crashed, lois -- >> but -- >> let me finish my point f i may. when the computer crashed, lois lerner immediately went to the i.t. professionals at the irs. they all confirmed that. they all confirmed they went to extraordinary lengths to tr

action in relation to wiki leaks and the prosecution and harassment of wiki leaks that julian remains inside that embassy and it has been two years locked inside that embassy julian assange just compared it to life on a space station how does he feel and is a possible he's going to leave anytime soon do you believe. unless there is significant political will exercised by the united kingdom sweden and united states as we said we are seeking insurance and the closure of the criminal investigation to reconnect in the united states before he feels comfortable to be able to travel to sweden to answer those allegations in the meantime of course he has continued to offer though he is testimony in relation to sweden would very much like to see that information that that investigation progressed there is the there is a possibility that if they want to interview him in the embassy they could be prosecuted could decide to drop the case given the strength of his evidence and we would like to see them at least investigate and progressed as an option. otherwise of course he's more than willing to a

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international still to come julian assange two years it embassy limbo to take a look back at the achievements of the chief of the wiki leak years and reveal why british authorities spent thousands of pounds on round the clock surveillance of the small building where he's holed up. next security in spain's capital is on the highest alert it's been for years with the new monitor being crowned today and what we can see right now live pictures of the first of it is taking place in madrid people been pouring into the streets there to view the military parade as we can see now the royal family being driven through the city center in a rolls royce coming king felipe a takes over the throne from his father juan carlos ortiz alexy takes a look now at the challenges the new royal will face. almost four decades since one catalyst to the throne in spain being treated almost as a hero he has left the palace with a better reputation his family's biographer says he son philippe faces an uphill

prank like this if you stay with us here in our international still to come remember this man is julian assange and he's marking two years in embassy limbo we'll take a look back at the achievements of the chief of the wiki leaks under the law so reveal why british or thirty's and thousands of pounds on round the clock surveillance of the small building even see in the hold up and. but first let's head to spain and security there in the capital madrid is on the highest alert it's been for years with the new moniker set to be crowned later today incoming king philippe will inherit the throne from his father one call us artie's alexy oshinsky takes a look now at the challenges the new girl will be facing. almost four decades since one carlos took the throne in spain being treated almost as a hero he has left the palace with a better reputation his family's biographer says he son philippe faces an uphill battle for. the last one carlos and a totally different they have different who is in a different mentality they formally found a friend whose dictatorship the latter was brought up in dem

enemy number one for others this week marks two years now of voluntary limbo of wiki leaks chief julian assange still in the ecuadorian embassy in london but he shows no sign of giving up and continues his fight for press freedom nonetheless probably to see the president conducted or you know act against journalists for. all previous presidents combined that clip there is what he said during a conference call on his confinement anniversary he also called on the u.s. attorney general to either drop the ongoing wiki leaks investigation or resign but despite the worldwide witch hunt for whistleblowers julie the sarge still has a huge army of supporters you can count on you are going to zation spokesperson kristen halfords and told us that the sun just legal or deal is not discourage them from uncovering the government secrets to becoming extreme so shameful for all the parties and war this is tarnish the image of sweden and the way the swedish government has behaved in this towards mr rose arms and it has become obvious that the. motives behind the way that they are behaving it is obviousl

the rights violated despite all the difficulties that julian has had to endure and the difficult situation it is men under and we have been able to continue our work and actually strengthening the. core base with building the. document base with more than eight million documents and secrets we have not given up. these days and systems for managing crucial infrastructure like power plants and water supplies are computer controlled which is why the u.k. government says it's pushing a bill that would leave people found guilty of hacking facing much heavier sentences including life in jail but as polly boyko reports there are concerns innocent civilians could be caught up in the legal crackdown. in today's digital age committing a serious cyber crime could land you a mega sentence under the serious crime bill proposed to mclean speech computer hackers who launched devastating attacks on u.k. infrastructure could soon face let's just imagine a scenario where we go into a lecture city for a week and the impact that would have had no lights no power to do engineering or manufacturing business or

a hero to some on an enemy of the state to others wiki leaks founder julian assange just marking his second year in the ecuadorian embassy in london and still the whistleblower refuses to back down even stack they're not worried about shoplifters but the perpetual presence inside not believe that it's too high the bottom floor flat in this red brick mansion in that time the wiki leaks editor in chief has still managed to run for the australian senate on the subject of a hollywood film he's also had to share the title of the world's most famous whistle blowing off the n.s.a. contractor edward snowden revealed details of mass government surveillance programs last year two years inside the building for a son also means two years pumped outside for the london's metropolitan police the bill for god being that door in case a son should ever emerge is something like eleven thousand pounds a day the ecuadorian ambassador admits his nonpaying tenant is suffering but sweden won't give assurances the whistleblower won't be extradited to the u.s. if he travels to start calling for questioning al

one for others this last week just got mark two years now of voluntary limbo for wiki leaks chief julian the sun is still in the door an embassy in london but he shows no sign of giving up and continues his fight for press freedom. president. but. for the. preview for. you saying that join a conference call on his confinement anniversary he also called on the u.s. attorney general to either drop the ongoing wiki leaks investigation or resign but despite the worldwide witch hunt for whistle blows julian assange still has a huge army of supporters he can count on his lawyer jennifer robinson says the wiki leaks founder will remain holed up in the embassy as long as there's a threat of extradition to america. unless there is significantly tical will exercise by the united kingdom sweden united states as we said we are seeking insurance and the closure of the criminal investigation to originate in the united states therefore he feels comfortable to be able to travel to sweden to answer those allegations in the meantime of course he has continued to offer though his his testimony immolation t

so to come for you here on r t international julian a soldier marks two years in limbo and take a look back at the achievements of the chief of the wiki leaks his and reveal why british authorities spent thousands of pounds on round the clock surveillance of the small building where he's holed up. next security in spain's capital is on the highest alert it has been for years with the new monarch being crowned today and what we can see now live pictures of the festivities taking place in madrid the new king has been sworn in as the lead paid the sixth and it's now delivering a speech as we can see to the lower house of parliament the incoming king who takes over the throne from his father while loss and with europe's old royals been consigned to the history books the outgoing king juan carlos well he was one of the most colorful crowned personas a gifted sailor is shown in the one nine hundred seventy two olympics this of other military coup back in the eighty's he went on t.v. in full army uniform and ordered troops back to their bases not many royals would pose for a photo having shot

julian assange and glen greenwald are not on the same page. japan is not backwards. it looks that way in our web video of the week. thailand and its media are under the control of the army once again. the coup de tat, thailand's 5th since 1977 brought an end to another collatcally elected government. the last time this happened was in 2006 when a business tycoon overthrown. this time, it was his sister, yingluk being ousted. although he was seen as the power behind the throne pulling the strings from due by. thailand's new military leader is general priuth chanocha. when martial law was declared, half of the provisions in that law dealt specifically with the thai media and freedom of expression. since then, journalists have been arrested. others have been schooled on how to report the coup to put a lid on a debate. is this a temporary setback for media freedom in thailand or a sign of more permanent things to come? our starting point this week is bangkok. ♪ >> may 20th, the thai military declares martial law. it's 2014, but the announcement by general chan ocha made

the nomination for julian castro. and ms. laura wertheimer. as mayor of san antonio, mayor castro has been in the front lines of helping his community reach housing and economic development goals. in his tenure as mayor, he has focused on attracting well paying jobs in 21st century industries, raising the educational attainment and revitalizing the city's urban core. the department of housing and urban development is a critical partner in these efforts nationwide. may mayor castro will bring both direct experience with and appreciation of the important role that hud programs play for its families, communities and taxpayers to the role of hud secretary. ms. wertheimer is a partner in the securities department. to the position of inspector general, she brings her experience representing audit committees and evaluating procedures and compliance centers for financial institutions. it is essential that fhfa have an i.t. provi-- ig providing st oversight of the fhfa's relating to conservconservatorship of fae and freddie mac. ms. wertheimer will bri

the it took 45 years but being realized, the exhibit titled "the gay essay" is under julian cox. >> julianooks fantastic. look at that. wow. this guy can play like a half back. there is so much gay essay in his spirit. >> his approach to what immersing. >> i really believe the print is such an important part of the art form. >> he was such an extraordinary young man. he live in a hard core gang infested area to be gay in that community and come out openly that way and walk around the neighborhood. >> what do you see in the eyes? >> there is a curiosity in his eyes about what his future might be like, but the path that he's chosen to go down. >> this is -- >> yeah, yes. >> he founded the metropolitan community church? >> correct yeah. this is a very dark tragic day. his church was burnt down. look in his eyes, he's defying. >> we were demanding it. you take your freedom, and it was that attitude that was the climate of the times and tony caught that. >> divine. the one and only, oh my god this is such an incredible experience. >> she was there. >> when he heard about the wildly popular kauk

the house is in east san jose near the corner of julian and 20th streets. it's near san jose high.nts say it was a sizable operation. they found two children living in this house as well. authorities say san jose has been a magnet for labs to process liquid meth from mexico to crystal meth. >> they are operating in the silicone valley. >> a homeland security official told us the raid was the result of an ongoing investigation. two adults were arrested and the two children were taken away by child protective services. we are getting more information on the deadly shooting in sunnyvale, the man was not holding a rifle as previously was believed, instead, he was carrying a bb-gun. he was arrested on sus suspicion of killing a woman he lived with. molly frankenmott was missing for a year. they believe she was killed. the officers opened fire after he allegedly came toward them with a long gun and refused to drop it. he was rushed to the hospital and died. >> information about ryan chamberlain. it was found that he used an anonymous marketplace to get his hands on toxins. it's unclear i

mayor julian castro to be secretary of housing and urban development. and miss laura wortheimer to be the inspector general . both positions will have strong impact on housing and housing finance in this country. i look forward to learning what the nominees will bring to each of these issues. mayor castro, two of the critical issues this committee has spent expensive time addressing in this congress are among those i want to bring to your attention today. the future of housing finance reform, and the fiscal solve ve solvency of the federal housing administration. we housing administration. we need to know what your approach will be on both of these issues and whether you'll be advocating on behalf of both of them. within the debate of housing finance reform, current hud secretary shaun donovan has worked very actively with this committee to develop and advocate for s-1217 which recently passed this committee with a bipartisan majority. we must continue to move forward on housing finance reform especially as we approach the sixth anniversary of fannie ma

lisa marie, julian plumbador. >> i want to appreciate the opportunity to speak here. i am a psychiatrist, i've been in practice since the mid-60's. in those days we had state hospitals and i actually supported the closing of the state hospital. but today without our state hospitals what we really come up with was a large increase in homeless population and the large increase in the criminal justice of mentally ill. america's statistics are unbelievable the number that we have in the criminal justice system of the mentally ill. and my biggest concern is that people who are mentally ill that are in our criminal justice system. i can certainly understand people who are really -- my heart goes out for them -- who are against the forced treatment, but i think their hearts go out for their mentally ill friend who are now being incarcerated. i think, we talk about we need more services but when we think if you incarcerate someone for one year it's $50,000 and if we could reduce the incarceration rate we would have much more money for the treatment of the mentally ill. so i u

who knows where players like julian green are going to be in four years. obviously, with by ron munich right now. it's a prestigeous club, one of the biggest in the world but, you know, i am of the belief that you take your 23 best players right now. and it's based upon what i have seen, i am not convinced that klinsman has done that. >> 2 of the best players spoke with us. soccer has been on the sidelines here in america for quite a long time. but that is definitely starting to change and essentially so according to u.s. cigars players kyle beckerman and tim howard. >> the biggest thing, it will take time. we are right now at the point where there are kids that are 20 years old since they have been born, there has been a soppinger team in their city. >> that's all they know. so they think of professional sports and they think basketball, ball, hockey and now soccer is there. and the more years that go be, happen. soccer. >> might grab the adeposition of somebody who is not in to soccer at all. the more and more time goes by and now mls, 20 years this year

now this week marks the second anniversary of julian assange being holed up in the ecuadorian embassy in london the founder of the whistle blowing web site we can still face and arrest warrant issued by the swedish government but as the songes lawyer explains it's not sweden that he's particularly scare at all. there is and has always been the risk of bombing extradition to the united states and the ongoing us grand jury and process to get into a queue makes that we know is ongoing and we know that because of court documents for relays must be months so that is our main concern and i think it's important to remember the strain that it is as a result of the u.s. action on immigration to regulate the persecution and when he thinks that julian remains inside that embassy. hackers in the u.k. who threaten national security my face life sentences according to a distillation proposed by the government but activists fear that whistleblowers could end up in the same category with cyber terrorist boy boyko explains in today's digital age committing a serious cyber crime could land you a mega s

some an anime number one for others this week marks two years of voluntary limbo for weekly steve julian a son in the door and embassy in london but he shows no signs of giving up and continues his fight for press freedom. but. this is what he said during a conference call on his confinement anniversary he also called on the u.s. attorney general to drop the ongoing we get x. investigation or resign but despite the worldwide which challenge for whistleblowers julian assange still has a huge army of supporters you can count on his lawyer jennifer robinson says that we can leaks founder will remain holed up in the embassy as long as there is a threat of extradition to america. unless there is significant political will exercised by the united kingdom sweden the united states as we said we are seeking insurance and the closure of the criminal investigation to economics in the united states before he feels comfortable to be able to travel to sweden to answer those allegations in the meantime of course he has continued to offer though he's testimony immolation to sweden would very much like t