crime oslowly murdering julian assange. criminals and we are going to proceed to the end of the earth and back. for the crimes were committing all over th world againstumidity ile also murdering slowly julian assange and other whistleblowers who are revealing your crimes. >> the next one who will stify is pulzer winning journalist, soone who spent more than two decades at "the guardian." this is ewen macaskill. the whistleblower i owe much to is edward snowden. i went to hong kong in 2013 with more portraits and glenn greenwald and first of all, -- essential to good journalism. get behind the walls of secrecy of officials. the whistleblowers revealed abuses and wrongdoings that governments, companies, military, intelligence agencies -- these whistleblower's should be rewardefor their courage. instead, too often, they are facing prosecution or jail. there has been a war waged against journalism and free-speech that is been going on since at least and 11. -- at least since 9/11. it is essential to national security and intell

julian: welcome back. out the video, at least 13 people arrested for a climate change protest in new york city. there are reads -- "our house is on fire." this brought fdr drive to a halt during the morning rush-hour. a similar protest walked traffic on the west side highway around the same time. earlier this morning in london, we saw this. animal-rights protesters scaling the environmental protection environment ahead of a major global climate change summit in scotland on sunday. two people in attendance, president biden and governor newsom. governor newsom is headed to scotland next week. in glasgow, scotland, newsom is expected to talk about what his administration has done to fight climate change in california, including working to phase out gas powered vehicles, band fracking and oil extraction by 2025. senator bob wieckowski of fremont is also part of the delegation. kumasi: the company owned and founded by jeff bezos, blue origin, is announcing x next venture into space -- it's next venture into spa

julian: all right.ng to bring you into the fold of the morning show. when i first started, i was in miami. jobina made sure i brought her back something, food for the entire team, so you have to do your part. ryan: ok, there is a huge difference between bringing food for jobina and vip tickets for outside lands. those are two completely different things on the spectrum. i can bring you food. that is the easy part, it is getting you free tickets for a concert we have not seen in a couple of years. that is a tall task, come on. jobina: ryan, are you not there right now? let's get to work, ok? i will slack you after the show. ryan: do you see this gate here? julian: he said i'm not even inside. jobina: we have got to do better. just a little better. i'm just kidding, ryan. ryan: all i can give you is a for effort. jobina: we appreciate you. julian: if you find a risk that summer, bring it back to the station. jobina: welcome to the morning show. ryan: i'll see what i can do. julian: all right. turning our

julian: thank you. celebrating halloween with cute animals. the live cameras. kumasi: finding solutions to the kumasi: finding solutions to the bay area housing issue. all denny's pancakes are made to order with fresh buttermilk. but this month's spotlight stack feels like fall. and is the pumpkin-iest pecan pie drizzliest and most gram-worthy of them all. new! pumpkin pecan pancakes. this month's spotlight stack. see you at dennys when you hear the word healthy, it always feels a little out of reach. that's 'cause the way we're thinking about it is all wrong. so we made a healthier song. for some folks it's like baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier means bringing stuff to the folks ♪ ♪ that really need it. ♪ ♪ like millie's meds straight to her door or care at home. ♪ ♪ believe it. ♪ ♪ sometimes it's healthier to laugh. ♪ ♪ other times it's healthier to cry. ♪ ♪ we'll work through it together. ♪ ♪ when it works for you, drop on by. ♪ ♪

julian? julian: still a long way to go.g time mexican restaurant is returning to the east bay after it was forced to shut down because of the pandemic. according to diablo magazine, it's getting ready to reopen in a new location in walnut creek. we checked out it's lafayette spot last year after 73 years in business. they are working to move to the current maria maria space in walnut creek and will hopefully reopen by the end of the year. kumasi: this is getting a lot of buzz online. pixar is out for the trailer with the upcoming film "lightyear." it's not about buzz light year from toy story, but the astronaut, who apparently inspired the toy in the pixar universe. julian: and joe exotic is apparently back. netflix dropped season two the tiger king, but this time mr. exotic is in a cage of his own. >> [inaudible] >> carol knows something. >> we have more money than god right now. julian: season two is full of the same players as before, carol baskin, jeff lowe, and the one and only joe exotic, still serving a 22 year priso

julian: $20 billion. that is how much money the state says it gave away in unemployment checks to people who shouldn't have qualified. officials claim almost all of it on congress'expansion of jobless benefits. the fraud was so widespread, 810 million dollars in benefits went to inmates including convicted killers on death row. the newsom administration has hired an attorney to help prosecute. julian: kumasi: thousands in the bay area are still in the dark. you can see how widespread it still is. sunday's storm hit the bay area the hardest, leaving 68,000 customers without power at one point. holly is turning us live in morocco where people are hoping to have the lights on by dinnertime. amy: another long day of waiting for some people, kumas.: some sections are not expected to get power until 6:00 tonight, so another day in the dark. there are still outages all over the bay area. pg&e says all of the outages are tree-related because trees came crashing down in the storm, taking power lines with them. the

julian: it is about time, 20 years.rity purposes. awesome step forward. julian: new at 6:00, an important item left behind on a local highway. jobina: hobby lobby recall, the furniture that can break while you are using it. >> it was probably one of the worst days in my life. julian: a local eight-year-old band from his favorite game, road blocked. his family said it was an innocent mistake that caught when you hear the word healthy, it always feels a little out of reach. that's 'cause the way we're thinking about it is all wrong. so we made a healthier song. for some folks it's like baby steps. maybe it's a jump or eating something green. or taking mom to get that vaccine. ♪ healthier means bringing stuff to the folks ♪ ♪ that really need it. ♪ ♪ like millie's meds straight to her door or care at home. ♪ ♪ believe it. ♪ ♪ sometimes it's healthier to laugh. ♪ ♪ other times it's healthier to cry. ♪ ♪ we'll work through it together. ♪ ♪ when it works for you, drop on by. ♪ ♪ 'cause healthier happens easy ♪ ♪ when you just

julian:= julian: were santa clara -- julian: to the southbay, staff at the santa clara fairgrounds website required to attend pediatric training. direer posi the shot. they plan to bring shots to schools in hard-to-reach parts of the county. communities were vaccine rates may be lacking. >> there's a lot of different reasons that would stop someone from going to an actual site. you go to them out in the community, that's 100% the answer. >> the county says it's requested enough vaccine for 160 7000 newly eligible children. kumasi: the oakland unified school district board will talk about how to enforce a vaccine requirement for students. they made the requirement for students 12 and older last month and are trying to figure out how to enforce the rule by the first of january. there are three options include transport of vaccine students to the long-term independent study school, banning unvaccinated students for field trips and in person ceremonies. other districts are handling this in that meeting is set for 4:00 this afternoon. julian: demand is high for booster shots in san mateo county

julian: the trial for elizabeth holmes will resume on tuesday. the water main break yesterday forced the federal courthouse in san jose to close. crews had to shut off water service in the area including the courthouse. before it was canceled, a representative for betsy devos was on the stand. she testified elizabeth holmes claimed her blood testing technology was used on military helicopters, even though it was not. the divorce family invested $100 million -- the devos family invested $100 million. kumasi: international soccer officials are set to tour levi's stadium in santa clara over the weekend. amanda del castillo explains that many feel it is the perfect site. amanda: soccer's most prestigious tournament could bring the most biggest soccer players -- and fans to levi's stadium. it is supposed to host the 2026 world cup. these are, airbnb, and others including the mayors of oakland, san francisco, and san jose. >> we have a great tradition of soccer in the bay area. going back to america or the world cup back in 1994, we have shown that we

amy: calls for julian asssange to be freed are growing.lier this month, 25 civil society groups wrote to u.s. attorney general merrick garland demanding extradition proceedings be dropped. the groups include amnesty international, the aclu, reporters without borders, and the electronic freedom foundation. as the hearing got underway wednesday, the international federation of journalists representing more than half a million reporters worldwide ran a full page advertisement in the print edition of "the times of london" that said "media freedom is suffering lasting damage by the continued prosecution of julian assange." we go now to london where we are joined by tariq ali. historian, activist, filmmaker, author, and editor of the new left review. he is co-editor of the 2019 book "in defense of julian assange." tariq has a new book coming out soon titled "the forty-year war in afghanistan: a chronicle foretold." welcome back to democracy now! you served on the belmarsh tribunal around the case of julian assange last weekend, which was modeled

because julian assigned is in a jail cell. we saw this with china's foreign ministry, who has said that they do not have to address concerns about how they treat journalists because the u. s. is continuing the case against julian a such. earlier this year, a british judge denied washington's extradition request. ruling julian assange would be a suicide risk if put in a u. s. prison or the american authorities have a p back hearing is set for later this month. a sanchez lawyers will forward over the yahoo, which may have bull street the case against extradition. on the grounds that the british judge used to block the u. s. government's request for extradition were pretty narrow. they were about the risk of suicide. that assange would face where he served time in the u. s. prison. the british court case doesn't go to these larger issues with press freedom and potential government misconduct that we laid out in the piece. now there is talk among a sondors legal team of possibly trying to broaden the parameters of that british ext

s. actions against julian. now reports that the ca conceited kidnapping, kill in essence, have gustin more doubt on the reliability of u. s. promises and further exposed to political motivation. behind this case. a quick reminder of what was revealed in september interviews with an entire team of former clump officials suggested senior members of the administration supposedly requested options for killing assange. one of these alleged options included engaging in a shoot out in the streets of london. if you read all the gory details, you'll be amazed by how hollywood it all is. that was back in 2017 when we colleagues published a damming investigation. and to see i hacking tools. this is just how embarrassing things got for the us system. it's a point at which you'd expect the people and organizations involved to react or rather fail to react by saying no comment. but my compare did, they should all be prosecuted for speaking about classified activity inside the central intelligence agency. maybe they didn't, m

extradition request. ruling julian assange would be a suicide risk if put in a u. s. prison back the american authorities have a hearing is set for later this month. a sanchez lawyers will forward over the yahoo board, which may have bolstered the case against extradition on the grounds that the british judge used to block the u. s. government's request for extradition were pretty narrow. they were about the risk of suicide. that assange would face where he served time in the u. s. prison. the british court case doesn't go to these larger issues of press freedom and potential government misconduct that we laid out in the peace. now there is talk among a sondors legal team of possibly trying to broaden the parameters of that british extradition case to include some of these allegations, journalists at yahoo and have likely strengthen the case against extra writing. julian, us ashton, united states, through the reporting that they've done here the yahoo news reporting reveals that u. s. official seriously considered taking a traditional and frankly a legal action at

julian: when you're bored indoors, this is what you do. kayakers decided to have some fun after the storm flooded their street. she's got the whole thing on video. she is cracking up in the background. i one point, you see the car drives bite. sheeeeeeeee somehow. she is just tickled. they weren't the only ones with the same idea. they thought water sports. a couple of kayakers were starred -- spotted doing the same thing. we have this from san rafael. two people are waving to oncoming traffic. i don't know if there was enough water to paddle there. mike: look how respectful the person driving the truck was. they were driving slow. that was nice to see. it's nice to see that we didn't have any rescues from people using canoes. it got really dicey at times yesterday. the cold part of the storm, look at all of that snow falling there. we are looking from the roof camera. you see a little bit more than five inches of rain. the worst of the storm is over. it will continue to taper today. we have widely isolated thunderstorms, there could be lo

and in fact had only met julian his sons 3 times. so that's your case, that case would be laughed out of most courts anywhere in the world by far would you drive to philip ear tank because of soaring fuel prices? it seems the answer to not for some german motorists is a broad increasing numbers are traveling across the border to get their petrol at much cheaper prices under the peers. that could be a journey they'll be doing for some time. with all the political talk at home focused on green energy, or europe corresponded payroll or for reports from the pumps. the cost of living in germany is on the rise. it's clear when you go to the supermarket and see the prices of fruit vege. it's even clearer when you go onto the full course of paint chill stations. and what we're seeing really is the unstoppable force of rising fuel. prices colliding with the immovable object that is german reliance on the automobile. it's prompted. some german motorists to cross national boundaries like coming here to poland in order to try and find a cheaper

ah ah, the hearing of julian, a song that tradition case has wrapped up in the case high court was closed high profile supporters showed their support outside morning his freedom he would spend the rest of his, a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that to look for? somebody can, with no crime, wasn't coming in the world, the true solution to the energy crisis and other big issues are being discussed at an economic forum, a made out in the city of rosena today, recruitment and future shaping voices from europe and asia all getting together a key figure from january is capitol hill, right. so was caught on camera. encouraging people to school in the building is quite removed from the at the always most wanted list. open questions about the background. ah one for moscow. thanks for joining us tonight on our team. for national, i'm daniel hawkins. whether you was nights. welcome to the program. now the fate of the wicked expounded julian assange is in the hands of the you case high court. it's us extradition hearing has just ended. the verdict might take several weeks

of justice has been very vocal really 48 hours now in defense of the julian assad. not just the lose of the furious with washington, but people here on the streets as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states was totally this credit thing. i just saw just psychiatric evaluations done assessments and what you need secretary and she sent to me earlier today and he said that they are still living in some hope that justice will be sad on the medical ground. common sense and justice seems to be often far away. so i have to retain a certain level of skepticism, lawrence in the system when assessing the possibilities. but we certainly hope that you all come forward be that the high quote will simply say he cannot be expedited . this is an opportunity for the them to reassert administration or li, a journalist all around the world. well, it's not just campaign is, but in fact, members of parliament here in the united kingdom came out in full today. arguing that all of this evidence presented today is prove that this case is 100 percent. politically mo

i know you were speaking to friends and family of julian assange. people outside of the rural courses have been very vocal really 48 hours now in the sense of not just the loser, the theories with the people here on the streets as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states was totally discredit. think unice on just psychiatric evaluation, done assessments and we can make secretary and he's back to me earlier today. and he said that they're still living in some high justice and will be said on the medical ground. common sense and justice seems to be often far away. so i have to retain a certain level of skepticism, lawrence and the system when the assessing the possibilities. but we certainly hope that you outcome will be that the high court will simply say he cannot be expedited . this is an opportunity for the them to reassert it. administration or lee an john, why? oh journalist all around the world. well, it's not just campaigners, but in fact members of parliament here in the united kingdom came out in full today . arguing

but i don't know whether you caught glimpses of julian assange at the trial this week. he doesn't look well. his partner selah morris, his father john shipped and they, they will look worried. what will it mean for whistleblowers and publishers in the global south on torture? nobody detention what would it mean for, for journalism v if he, if he does, it's probably die. now when we start asking this question, if he dies in london under the jurisdiction of british authorities here. well, if you should dying prison, he has effectively been tortured to death. that's the reality of it. and i'm not exaggerate. and i've been working in areas of war. i have a long history of visiting prisoners i visited during their sons, and i have to specialize forensic doctors with me in a psychiatrist evaluating him for 4 hours and no be all independently from each other candidates conclusions. at that time, his life was in danger. and he sure enough, a few days after we left the prison, he entered the boundary spiral during the sound is not mentally ill. yes, he has a slight form of autis

next, the lawyer for julian assange is dismissing u.s. reassurances that his treatment would avert the risk of him committing suicide. the 50-year-old australian is wanted in the u.s. to ace trial on 18 charges including breaking espionage law after wikileaks published thousands of secret u.s. files. the case continues at the high court in london. >> after a two-day hearing at britain's high court, judges said they wou defer their ruling in julian assange's extradition case to a later date. judges in the u.s. argued the wikileaks founder is well enough to face charges on u.s. soil. the previous request was denied by a u.k. court in january, saying assange was at serious risk of suicide is subjected to harsh u.s. prison conditions. >> it should be evident to the u.s. courts that julian would not be safe if you went to the united dates and that this is a political prosecution, and it should be brought to an end. >> assange appeared via video on the first day. the u.s. said he would not be held in solitary confinement and could serve any sen

now james lewis ques, he says, julian assange is his health is fine. he can be expedited to face a possible 175 years in, in the united states in jail like you are on shrouding your back on the show. i'm, you know, obviously you would expect to say that right. and bear appealing be the 1st instance decisions i can talk, you know, based on extensive medical evidence that by the way, corresponds exactly to the findings. stats are, you know, we can to, with my own medical, cheaper visitor julian asunder bel martian bank of may 2000 and my cheese in no position to be extra either to a prison system or, you know, as the one in the us. and you know, i just like to take a step back here. the actual discussion is that he should not even be in prison. why? why is he being, you know, die that in the 1st place, given that he's not committed any crime was, you know, this is what is better. uh, better as you know, he's a flight risk because he sought to political asylum and gained it in london. and all his journalism as it were, just not protect him from the u. s.

. >> hey, faith. 6-year-old julian was looking for a dragon tooth when he was hiking with his familyd instead was real life, really cool and the first of its kind in michigan for more than 30 years. >> i really want to be an archaeologist or paleontologist. >> reporter: julian has a head start on his dream job thanks to a recent discovery he made while on a walk with his family at dinosaur hill nature reserve in michigan. >> i found it and i said oh, this is a cool rock. and my mom said is this actually a rock? and my dad said i want to kick it in the river. >> reporter: julian had a hunch it night be a tooth, albeit in dire need of a dentist. >> well, when i got home i got gunk off of it from the 12,000 years, because it hadn't been wiped forever. anyways, i got that off and saw white on it. see. here. university of michigan's museum of paleontology confirmed that the tooth is real. belonging to an ancient mastodon. >> it's like 10,000 to 12,000 years. >> reporter: the museum saying julian is likely the first person to touch the tooth ever. you thought this maybe could be worth some

we are still talking about catching julian assange, not the number one terrorist. oh, well, if you are an independent journalist who happens to cross the american government's path, the cia, it's pretty much the same thing. rule of law may not surprise you. well, for now, jillian sound remains in a maximum security prison in the u. k. despite a british judge ruling against his extradition to the united states over face for his mental health, he faces a 175 years in prison in america. if he's convicted, he's wanted there on hacking and espionage charges. in 2019 hassan was forcibly removed by police from the ecuadorian embassy in london, after the country terminated his 70 or asylum. the following. the recent developments we heard from a former c i a analyst of whistleblower and also from the currents wiki leaks editor in chief. when you so stunning revelation is quite shocking to see that this was being conquered in the states, so the kidnapping them possibly killing. if julian is expedited to to the other states, it will be in the hands of the seo his faith on you

julian has mentioned it as well. the american government has to invest in r&d and innovation, work with the private sector, which has the real capability in our country. but you cannot do that and not acknowledge there is a good deal going out the back door. ip theft from china has increased, according to the u.s. trade representative, during the pandemic. it is the cooperate, compete, confront. we have to confront them on the ip theft. otherwise, the investment is wasted. at the same time, there is not a lot of technological literacy in congress. as they talk about antitrust legislation, they have to be careful not to hobble business with legislation that causes unintended consequences. we have to be willing to work with them, standards setting bodies, confront them on the ip theft, but be careful of our own legislative regimes that could actually, without intention, her american innovation and technology. >> just one comment here. what was so detrimental in the last four years, particularly in the trump administrat

correspondent: julian assange supporters gather outside the royal courts of justice in london. the wikileaks founder, they say, does not belong in prison. >> i would like to see julian assange release. i would like to see a statue erected for julian assange as a hero, along with people like edward snowden were chelsea manning. -- or chelsea manning. these people actually represent our freedoms. correspondent: to his supporters, the prosecution is also a prosecution of the free press. >> he is a truth teller. he told us the truth about war crimes. so the truth teller, journalist, the publisher who told us about war crimes is the one who is imprisoned, and the people who committed it or not. correspondent: julian assange was arrested two and a half years ago after his political asylum in the ecuadorian embassy in london expired. he was taken to a high security prison. washington is calling for his extradition to the u.s., where he faces espionage charges and up to 175 years imprisonment. in january, a london court ruled against the extradition, citing the poor mental health of ju

ah ah, the headlines for this hour here were not see with the fate of julian assange boys to be decided and the u. k. is high court. the whistle blowers, a high profile supporters, are showing their support outside demanding his freedom. he would spend the rest of his life in a super max prison in the united states. what kind of life is that with no crime, i've been telling the world the truth a solution to the energy crisis. this and other big issues have been discussed that an economic for him in the italian city of baroda. today, a prominent future shaping voice is from europe and asia getting together also in the program, a key figure from january's capitol hill, riots who was caught on camera encouraging people to storm the building is lastly removed from the fbi. i most wanted list, certainly prompting questions about who we really is. ah, into the evening hours, we go here in moscow with a full program, one out to you to national i rural restructure. so the face of the wiki lease found a julian us on just right now in the hands of the u. k. 's high court. it's a us extradition he

julian joins us live. julian: the findings are very promising.ervention led by stanford university in conjunction with oakland unified school shows extremely promising early results, and the program is all about disrupting the school to prison pipeline. it turns out it all starts with listening to these young people. >> tiny more one-on-one time with teachers because i do not learn as fast as other kids. julian: these letters are filled with simple requests and basic information a student wants a teacher to know about them, like "i am serious about graduating." each letter written by an oakland unified student getting back to school after being detained and spending time in the alameda county juvenile justice center. these letters are part of an intervention led by stanford university psychology professor and researcher greg walden. the goal, to reduce the likelihood middle and high schoolers will return to juvenile hall. >> these kids are predominantly african-american boys. they are, on average, about 15 or 16 years old. it is so easy to put pe

of the show 48 hours after another court hearing in the case of julian, the son, jesse on the verge of being freed from bill marsh prison. we ask the un router on torture who continues to allege the world's most famous publisher is being tortured by you. k authorities and his cop 26 gets underway in glasgow. why did you k be embarrassed? johnson's ex goldman sachs chancellor. just slash taxes on fossil fuels and champagne in a country where one in 4 children live in poverty, all the same or coming up in today's going underground. but 1st, let's go straight to the case of the world's most famous publisher. joining me now from switzerland at this pivotal moment is the un rubber to her and torture niels meltzer, whose evidence has been used in julian sanchez defense. thank you so much. a neil's for coming back on you have been told by british politicians. i understand not to interfere with our court. the system in this specific case are we now know that the joe biden administration's, the crown prosecution lawyer here, proxy lawyer here at james louis qsc says julian assange is a, his hea

i know you were speaking to friends and family of julian assange. people outside of the royal court of justice has been very vocal really 48 hours now in defense of june. it's not just the louisa, the furious with washington, the people here on the streets as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states is complete. this credit thing i just saw just psychiatric evaluations done assessments and we make secretary and keith went to me earlier today and he said that they're still living in some high that justice and will be sad on the medical ground. common sense and justice seems to be often far away. so i have to retain a certain level of skepticism loans and the system when assessing the possibilities . but we certainly hope that you all come will be that the high quote will simply say he cannot be expedited. this is an opportunity for the them to reassert administration or lee a journalist all around the world. well, it's not just campaign is, but in fact, members of parliament here in the united kingdom came out in full today. a

high court is overseeing a hearing with julian assange for the next 24 hours. will he be made a free man? will keep you posted here on arte ah a federal reserve. there you go. ahead no recreation came when we get the rest is 7 years a report ah mm. in. ah . i'm african retired say we're going underground on budget day in london. coming up with the show is boris johnson's. you can government got 26 leading the well to extinction. we ask an adviser on the environment to some of the world's largest companies, jonathan pores, and with the most significant multinational climate event in years. just days away, when nato enemies, russia, and china said to be a no show, all the small coming up in today's going underground with fast is violence linked to u. k. arm sales and foreign policy continues to rock sudan, syria, yemen and jerusalem. britain so called mainstream media laser focused more on this weekend glasgow gaap 26 summit billed is a chance, perhaps a lost chance to save humanity from climate catastrophe. i'm joined now by author activists in the diane of gree

julian: julian glover, abc 7 news. liz: what a fabulous story. still to come, live doppler seven here showing widespread rain across the bay area this morning the sergeant, tracking the storm for us. she will join us with the latest conditions. i drop off and pick up my kids from school so, i can't work early. or late. and i need to make enough to make it worthwhile. i can only work two days a week. and it can't interfere with my other job. i can do full-time. just not daytime. and i need benefits. good ones. and you know, it would be nice if you paid for my tuition. like all of it. ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: weather whiplash. here is another look at doppler seven. an atmospheric river is packing a punch this morning. >> every time there is a big storm hair on our net goes up we don't sleep quite as well. liz: first responders across the bay area are not taking any chances when it comes to this potentially damaging storm. good morning, again, everybody. we are going to

then john the us and julian comes back and run against each other 1986. it's like a real life opera. it was so meaningful to me that i deal with julia because i got to see the congressman and julian reconcile. i got to be with him. julian called my phone to get to the congressman. i was giving the messages. i have this old voice mail from julian was before he passed where he called to wish the congressman a happy birthday. will i get to see, i tell the story when i saw julia with the congressman in texas in 2014 and comes up to me and he goes, so you did that comic book? well, i did it first. they were just incredible -- an incredible pair. and it's amazing. i wrote this on the and notes of run, the reason s and c c records are not as well kept after like at the onset of 1960 and on where it is because julian left. what you see the student voice become less and less frequently published, it's things like that that was the idea of the underpinning. i think of john lewis and julian were still with us i think what they would've liked it. >> i think we only h

we are still talking about catching julian assange, not the number one, terrorist. oh, well, if you are an independent journalist who happens to cross the american government, ah, the cia, it's pretty much the same thing. the rule of law may not surprise you. we margin assigned remains in a maximum security prison in the u. k. despite a british judge their ruling against his expedition to the united states over fears about his mental health. he faces a 175 years in prison in america, where he's wanted on charges of hacking and espionage, and 2019 assange was forcibly removed by police from the ag throwing embassy in london after the country terminated is 7 years silent. there are falling, the recent developments we heard from format c, i a analyst and whistle glow, john kerry echo. and also we can leaks editor in tree in chief kristin, her atkinson, me so stunning. the revolution is quite shocking. conseula. this was being conquered, cousins in the states, so kit, mapping them, also please killing if julian is expedited to to the other states, it will be in the hand

julian: that's right, dan. we are learning that this study doesn't include numbers from the summer delta variant surge of covid where we, saw so many more that's because of that variant. so these numbers don't show the full picture. there are likely many more young people who had their whole lives turned upside down by losing a caregiver, imam, a dad, a grandparent. difficult to imagine. dan: it is gut wrenching. thank you. ama: a 15-year-old girl was killed in oakland overnight, the 109th homicide this year, which matches the total for all of 2020. abc 7 news reporter tim johns heard from law enforcement officials, whose continued message is that more needs to be done to stop the violence. tim: and other day, another sad story out of oakland. >> how many times do we have to cry out for help? how many times do we have to say to you that we are in the moment of crisis? tim: of 15-year-old girl was shot and killed in the passenger seat of a car following a road rage incident near bankrupt avenue and 50th avenue.

i know you were speaking to friends and family of julian assange. people outside the world for her justice has been very vocal for nearly 48 hours now in defense of june is not just the lawyers of the theories with washington. the people here on the street as well, particularly in regards to the fact that the united states was currently just purchasing judas on just like trick evaluation, done assessments. and we can make that change to me earlier today. and he said that they're still living in some homes that just says that will be on the medical ground. common sense and justice seems to be often far away. so i have to retain a certain level of skepticism my senate has been when assessing the possibilities, but we certainly hope that the outcome will be that the high court will simply say he cannot be expedited. this is an opportunity for the united kingdom to reassert the ministration of law an john, why? oh, journalist all around the world. well, it's not just campaigners, but in fact, members of parliament here in the united kingdom came out in

they will take julian psalms. this is a process that could take many years. the truth is the jewel in his arms will most definitely be place in at least administrative segregation. and if not, he'll be sent to a special housing unit where there's a wide array of tools that the united states can use to break him once he's on us soil. and then most certainly will during both states. if the hearing a san jacinto has rallied outside the courthouse, they want his immediate release and charges, john listen, is not a crime. others express growing concern over that with a blow with help. pink floyd co founder a long time the songs, the border, roger waters told us that he believes the whole case is a huge miscarriage of justice. this is an absolute nonsense that this man has been locked up for a single day. whether it's in the ecuador, in embassy, or in bel marsh, this is, this is one of the most valuable human beings we, the human race have. amongst us, he is deeply, deeply important to the potential for this race to sur