and julian himself is a workaholic.ither working with his computer, either having meetings with his team, with his visitors, with his legal team, giving conferences, giving interviews. ♪♪♪ michael: from inside the embassy, assange continued to challenge governments around the world. over the next three years, wikileaks published more than two million foreign government e-mails, the details of international trade agreements, and evidence of how america's national security agency was tapping the phones of foreign leaders. matthew miller: i think there was always a lot of anger at julian assange for accepting and publicizing a united states national security information. i think there was never a sense inside the justice department that julian assange was a journalist or that he s just, you ow, trying to publish national security information for any whistle-blowing purpose but that he just, kind of, wanted to take whatever he could get and publish it without any wonder whether any care--whether it would do damage to the un

julian: i must resist.fer robinson: he's now in prison, facing extradition. this fight could go on for years. it's an incredibly sad story, and it's disappointing, to me, that more people are not outraged by the treatment that an australian citizen who has won awards for his publishing work is now being prosecuted for having made that information public. julian: i must resist. kristinn hrafnsson: a line has been drawn in the sand, and either you are going to support julian and fight this extradition and those indictments, or you basically step back, and the lights will go out. that's how serious it is. michael: from teenage computer hacker to person of global influence, julian assange has become one of the most significant and divisive figures of our time. tonight on "4 corners," we look at how he harnessed the power of the digital era, and we ask the question "is assange a hero or a villain?" ♪♪♪ male voice: and there's more that keep walking by and one of them has a weapon. male voice: roger--received tar

julian: death toll is now 28. unaccounted for and more rain is coming this week. kumasi: the first ship filled with grain has left ukraine since the war started. julian: the location of a monkeypox center still has a limited dose is for walk-ins. drew: we had tracking showers this morning. monsoonal mois is and it will press into parts of the east bay, where we have had raindrops. even had a lightning strike off the coast of the county. we are watching the moisture working through gilroy right now. along the way, it will move into the south bay this morning. no lightning strikes detected there, but it is something that we are watching very closely. 60's and 70's along the bay shoreline today. isolated showers chance through the next 12 hours. kumasi: -- >> we just got word that this accident has been cleared. so we will turn this into recovery mode. kumasi: this is number seven. frenzy feast is expanding from cat food to human food. it is opening an italian restaurant with food inspired by its cat food line. it of

julian: oh my gosh.orable lives in you can help take care of these golden retrievers. the owners say it helps if your if -- if you are considering getting a dog you can find out what it is like and helps people to overcome their fear of dogs and it is also just a stress reliever. it is also available for special occasions. drew: if you can take care of 26, you can take care of one. julian: they are cute. drew: here is the east bay hills , way off on the horizon aired the structure pointing to the fog linking. above the fog, high cloud cover because we are tracking moisture through the atmosphere. here is live doppler seven, isolated showers and the north bay, some of the coastline. it is all associated with monsoonal moisture from soft annoyed. any shower we have could have the potential for attending. throughout the morning and early afternoon, the best chance of finding a shower is likely in the north bay. a look at the highs today, quite warm moving away from the coast. kumasi: new at six :00, keeping

amy: that is julian assange.ple can go to democracynow.org to see all of the interviews we did with julian assange in london. but the significance of now him being held -- that was 2014. he had been held for four years. so we are 12 years now in maximum security belmarsh prison where britain is preparing to extradite him to face espionage charges in united states. what role do you see your lawsuit playing in the possibility of stopping this extradition? >> so it is a great question. let's talk for a second about the fact he's in a maximum security prison. that in and of itself is an outrage. the role is the following. if in fact we can prove the cia was listening and take information -- taping information that includes julian assange's criminal lawyers and the actual tradition precedent and then the proceeding which presumably one week -- will be tried in the northern district of virginia in fact if in fact he is extradited and if in fact he is tried, so think about it. the cia years before he is even tried in vi

i went back and told julian, and in typical julian fashion, that is kind of paul. we should do it our way. i say, ok, what is our way? he said, why we take our same approach to companies and apply them to nonprofit organizations? what we have the analysts go out and meet and research, and take the same sort of, you know, very detailed bottom-up approach to decide what not for profits we should find a check of education is always a big area for julian. who is doing the most in education that has led us to teach for america and many others? it was a different approach. the analysts did the work and devoted and made rapid decisions, which was unusual at the time. guy: you bring up education. the president is potentially poised to deliver some student forgiveness when it comes to student loans. how far do you think you should go? how do we fix the education system in the united states? john: what a question. how much time do we have? we have been asking that question for a very long time. i will add -- not a solution, but an urgency -- we must. it is something that is

i freedom for julian sands. that's what is support is i demanding in front of the british home office. stella songs is among them, appearing in public to talk about her husband's flight, takes a toll on her pain. but she says she won't stop until he's free. julian's life depends on him winning this extradition, joanne, is clinically depressed if he is extradited and placed in the type of isolation that the u. s. government says that it reserves the right to place him and then he will be driven to commit suicide. stella songs fell in love with a future husband. why working as his lawyer in the ecuadorian embassy in london assange to refuge there in an attempt to avoid extradition to the u. s. leaving the embassy would mean being arrested. so for 7 long years, he stayed within its walls and that time i was at, they had 2 sons. their wedding took place in prison, where the family is allowed to see each other for one hour a week. they check inside their mouths behind their ears in their hair under their feet. they h

k . fast the german chancellor office for their position on the julian the source case and i replied statement, and i'm going to court. the federal government has full confidence in the rule of law of the british dish, re and therefore refrains from making any further statements on the ongoing preceding the german government court act. they're scared to do it because they are part and parcel of this old nato e u complex. and in germany there is more support for him. why? because germans have been told that things like arresting generally, so extradited them to a likely depth of things that used to happen either under hitler on these german government. we don't behave like that. it's almost important ally apart from the european union and the u. k. and we are at the moment in a situation where dan ward this machine, so we need to be sick, or at least our government thinks it needs the my take, i think it's great, remind all the support to the kinds of tuning and source and the fight against expedition is very important in half name. i don't think it's changed the case, which is very s

and keep in mind that julian jury, because of the location of this court in suburban virginia, julian's jury will be made up of people who worked for, or who have relatives who worked for the cia, the f. b. i. the department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair. that's not a fair trial at all. we're now a special coverage. we continue looking at developments and i've done this done since the last american soldier left it for one year ago. this month, along with the suffering hardship and failure experienced by its people. ah, the u. s. continues to deny responsibility for fatalities that occurred during its chaos withdrawal from the country as, according to both investigating the death of civilians as they tried to flee the country from cobble international airport ortiz at maria for national shed. more light on the story. a year has passed since you asked troops and they are western allies fled from afghanistan, but there is still no justice for people who back ban. we're trying to escape from kabul airport in tahas pan

he writes this check to julian. julian says, well, would you like to bed again? -- to bet again? so as economists we have always been interested in that bet. we felt like this was one of the most important checks ever written in economics. >> so in simple form, how is it that population growth equals more abundance? >> well, it's kind of counterintuitive. you think, well, if we have supply, this pizza, and i keep inviting friends over and the slices get smaller with every round of pizza. that thinking, the idea of living in a world where we have limited resources, that is the fundamental flaw. because, we recognize we do live in a world with a finite number of atoms. but economics is not about atoms. economics is about knowledge and the creation of value. when we add knowledge to atoms. that is really where it comes down to this core issue. human beings are the source of knowledge. as they come and bring knowledge and discover and trace knowledge, this makes these things much more abundant and much less expensive. that is the basic idea that we explore in the book. >> oil is a pr

julian: very good question.s zero covid policy that china has adopted has held back the recovery very significantly. we are seeing rolling lockdown after lockdown, people are being restricted from moving, companies are not operating in the way that they would do without these restrictions. there is this great uncertainty around what happens in china if they have a shift in their covid policy, if it picks up again. part of the uncertainty, china's economy is still tied into being a supplier of goods to the rest of the world. if the rest of the world is in recession, that has a knock on effect on china's economy. jonathan: awesome coverage this week on opec-plus. julian: the team did a brilliant job. jonathan: lisa, spot on, it has to be one of the hardest question to answer right now. can you get into the mind of president xi and ask what the demand looks like in china? lisa: and should covid zero be abandoned after the party congress this year or not? jonathan: pick your poison, tom, when it comes to covid zero.

and keep in mind that julian jury, because of the location of this court in suburban virginia, julian's jury will be made up of people who worked for, or who have relatives who worked for the cia, the f. b. i. the department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair. that's not a fair trial at all. every nation has the right to self determination, but not scotland by british tory leadership to contend said during has things on tuesday. if i am elected as prime minister, i will not allow another independent, but i just didn't think that anybody thinks that now or anytime in the near future is remotely the time to focus on this. and that's not something that i'm professing . i'm focused on defending the union, i'm focused on demonstrating the benefit of the union to people in scotland. the foreign secretary and the former chancellor paid to be united and ruling out a new scottish independence referendum. tor leadership frontline is trust said the votes would not be granted within a decade. as the 2014 paul was once in a generat

para julian gil.ngo que mover. raÚl: te ayudamos. siÉntese quien pueda. julian: y yo si puedo. raÚl: hay muchas sorpresas en "despierta amÉrica". julian: y mi cafÉ? chef: no le habÍa echado azÚcar. se le atiende con cariÑo. julian: lo mÍo es negro. chef: perdÓn. raÚl: van a ver toda la dinÁmica. llegÓ pidiendo. vamos a una pausa y al regresar la sorpresa la que todo el mundo estÁ hablando, verÁs como se le presentÓ j balvin a su mama y la caro desprevenida en medellÍn. francisca: otra sorpresa, a partir de este momento es que rachel dÍaz hace una nuestro proyecto como jurÁdoel concurso que quiere mejorar la vida de nuestros televidentes y viene en vivo y se descubre quienes serÁn los dos hombres que la van a acompaÑar. raÚl: se descubre que fue angelina jolie la que estaba detrÁs de una demanda interpuesta por el fbi habrÁ pit. >> millones de estudiantes con la mociÓn de los chiquitos y las preocupaciones de los padres. raÚl: te invitamos a que te quedes en "despierta amÉrica", hoy estÁ aquÍ juliÁn gi

con julian. estÁ julian. le hace el paso. julian, julian. buscÓ filtrar la pelota para beltrÁn. semana tenemos que hablar del tÉcnico... cuÁnto va a jugar zimmerman? michele: bromeÓ con eso. diego: quÉ patadÓn. le sacÓ hasta el botÍn. ramses: hablame michele. quÉ pasa? michele: le sacaron hasta el zapato. hablamos de que brÓmeÓ con eso en la conferencia de prensa. te cuento ramses que araujo se convirtiÓ el dÍa de hoy en el primer jaudor nacido en el siglo 21 en ser titular en un juego de estrellas para el equipo de major league soccer. ramses: veo un hombre calentando por si tenemos que sacar a nagbe. michele: sÍ, mi muchacho candidato al vip. sÁnchez. luis: quiÉn? [hablan todos juntos] ramses: la misma rivalidad se armÓ acÁ. le pega, le va a pegar. lo hace, pero buen trabajo defensivo. llegaba bien nervo. mete taquito. que bien lo hacia. el gran trabajo de lisandro lÓpez. hurtado, atenciÓn. le llegaba y marcaba por el sector de la cancha. la pelota con escobar. de buen primer tiempo. con quiÑones. estÁ julito para que venga pizarro que jugara en el sevilla. es un estandarte. d

ah, with miss my a tiger tail on al jazeera julian assange is still in the legal fight of his life. and there are geopolitical angles of clinton in this story. blacklisting journalists, it doesn't like the zalinski government. censorship can be kremlin, s and with misinformation and propaganda swirling across social media, kenya gets ready to vote. ah. hello richard gibbs burton. you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. we start with the journalist currently locked in a maximum security prison in london without having been tried for any crime. julian assange, the founder of wiki leaks, is currently in legal purgatory. last month, the u. k. government formerly approved his extradition to the us, where he is wanted for publishing classified documents that exposed among other things, american warcraft. the u. k is high court now decides whether to allow assange to appeal against an extradition that press freedom group say would put journalists everywhere at risk. the american pursuit of assange is far more than a question of law.

and keep in mind that julian's jury, because of the location of this court in suburban virginia, julian's jury will be made up of people who work for, or who have relatives who worked for the cia, the f. b. i. the department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair, that's not a fair trial at all. and global coal consumption could reach a decade high as the e. u scrambles for new sources of energy, while the repercussions of its sanctions against russia continue to bite. it is now turning a south africa to fulfill its energy needs, despite being among those who pledged $8500000000.00 to de carbonized. the country's economy in 2021, south africa core exports to europe have increased a staggering 720 percent on last year, with the fossil fuel becoming a full affordable option in most of the e. u. germany in particular, expected to burn a $100000.00 tons of coal per month this winter. meanwhile, the eas grand plans for green energy appear even further out of reach. that's after western democracies launched a so called groundbreak

so, it's his mom, his dad, his sister, his brother, julian, anthen me and then the dog.o it was just, like, i felt b for, like, adding another pson to this, le, house that during just the most stresul time. if you are in a relationship and everything takes place within a home and you're, like, need to stay in the same bubble and do everything together, it's just like you are, like, living a different kind of life together. because everything's more together, i feel like it does make it more mature for sure. like, you age, like, 20 years. julian: i have never felt butterflies like i've felt for you. izzy: aw! that's so sweet. julian: really. izzy: i love you very much. [izzy chuckles] jack: my parents' reaction? oh, kind of brought it up slowly. i was like, "what i left the couny?" and they we like, "jack, you have to be kidding. there's no way you could be leaving the country in the middle of a pandemic." and i show them the plane ticket, and i'm like-- and they're like, "jack, you are not getting on that plane." and then i'm just like, "and what if i booked an apartment

and keep in mind that julian's jury, because of the location of this court in suburban virginia, julian's jury will be made up of people who work for, or who have relatives who worked for the cia, the f. b. i. the department of homeland security. the department of defense and intelligence community contractors. that's not fair. that's not a for the u. s. has been trying to pretend it isn't liable for the dads of afghans during its chaotic withdrawal from the country one year go this month. that's according to afghan authorities investigating the deaths of civilians who were trying to evacuate from couples. airport r t 's, maria from ocean a shed. more light on the story here has passed since u. s. troops and they are western allies, fled from afghanistan. but there is still no justice for people who back then we're trying to escape from cobble airport in tears, panic and agony. hundreds of afghans who worked with american forces and wanted to leave immediately in fear of the taliban. revenge than managed to get on a plane. the picture provided by the u. s. military show there around 640 p

hoy nos acompaÑa su conductor y gran amigo, juliÁn gil. >> hola. 7:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. centro estar pendiente de nuestro nuevo show donde la cadena hermana de univisiÓn. borja: ¿quÉ es "siÉntese quien pueda"? >> es un show de farÁndula con un televidente sumamente peculiar que todo el mundo conoce, que es el reality. aquÍ se componen estos dos proyectos, en el show de farÁndula con el reality, y lo podemos decir con el pecho hinchado, es la primera vez en la historia que un show de farÁndula se combina con el reality. hay seis panelistas, tenemos cinco sillas, y todos ellos van a luchar por permanecer sentados en cada una de esas sillas. el pÚblico tendrÁ la oportunidad de que todos los viernes castigue a uno de estos panelistas, y ellos pierdan su silla. borja: que se preparen todos los famosos, porque esos reporteros estarÁn haciendo lo que sea para conseguir la exclusivo para poder regresar. >> tÚ lo has dicho, tenemos seis grandes compaÑeros, tenemos siempre una invitada o un invitado semanal. borja: esta semana creo que estÁ y el conde. >> hoy

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things are looking a lot better right now than they were even just a couple of weeks ago. >> juliÁn,st question, rolls out of time. i have to ask, you if you are managing the democrats campaign in november, would you be running toughness on abortion rights, or on republican extremism, or on jobs and the economy? >> i would be running on republican extremism, as expressed by abortion, but also january 6th. and other things, once they've shown themselves to be far outside the mainstream. >> juliÁn castro, stephanie kelton, thank you both for your time. i appreciate your analysis. coming up, the director of the fbi issues a new warning about far-right extremism. texas podcaster, ted cruz, throws a ten trim, the dangers of the current republican rhetoric. that is next. that is next hepatitis c? don't just treat it. crush it with mavyret. conquer it with mavyret. cure it. with mavyret. mavyret cures all types of hep c. in only 8 weeks. the virus multiplies daily and can damage the liver over time. mavyret stops hep c and cures it. if you've had hepatitis b, it may flare up... ...and cause

juliÁn: Él siempre me escribe, y es bien chismoso.es como omar chaparro, omar ramones, consuelo duval, estarÁn grandes invitados, juliÁn gil, carlos ponce, galilea montijo, sebastiÁn rulli, angelique boyer, gloria trevi, tenemos grandes invitados, estamos muy contentos de este proyecto, y ojalÁ que el pÚblico lo reciba muy bien adriÁn uribe estÁ. reportero: adriÁn uribe estÁ disfrutando el crecimiento de su hija emily, revelÓ silla al lado llevÓ a un set de grabaciÓn. >> cuando tenga mÁs aÑos, con mÁs madurez, en muchos aspectos,. yo sigo tratando de ser mejor como persona para ser mejor padre, mejor en todos los aspectos. ahora con mi hija de casi 2 aÑos, con mi hijo de 19, con mi esposa, que efectivamente hoy por hoy te puedo decir. todavÍa no, no la he llevado, pero ojalÁ que pronto la estÉ llevando. reportero: imÁgenes de josÉ luis olivares, televisa espectÁculos, roberto maÑÓn. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ francisca: quÉ buena energÍa la de adriÁn. da gusto ver que le estÉ yendo tan bien, el profesional, lo vemos triunfar en su vida personal, y

juliÁn: no, para nada eso no es cierto.mo hacer para que no hablen de mi. guadalupe andrade para "despierta amÉrica". carlos: cÓmo ven? raÚl: lo dijo, no sÉ si usted en su casa lo sabÍa, esto que desde los 16 aÑos su frÍa adicciÓn al alcohol yo no lo sabÍa. jessica: creo harÁ con las redes el mundo digital uno como figura pÚblica se ve forzado a compartir todo sobre tu vida, porque tÚ dices para ayudar a otras personas y que fuerte tener que decirlo. lo estoy compartiendo y en lugar de apoyarme hace toda la vuelta y es casi como para que lo compartÍ desde el principio. carlos: como el tema de pablo montero, un problema que es una enfermedad, no es una decisiÓn y que al parecer fuepor la pÉrdida de su padre. quÉ bueno que lo acepte lo estÉ manejando. raÚl: vamos a un mensaje de nuestras afiliadas. karla: estamos en todas las redes sociales, signos en twitter, facebook e instagram, revive tu segmento favorito en www.despiertaamÉrica.com el app de univisiÓn y en nuestra pÁgina de youtube. carlos:hablemos de paty cantÚ se reuni

assange and the british prison, you'll notice you haven't heard from julian assange for three years because he's barred from being interviewed. they won't let him be interviewed. they will want to be photograph. and the argument is a pre-tax, which is prison security, but it's one that the west uses just as readily as the brazilians are using it used to back then to bar interviews with with louis. so i know it sounds drastic, but it's something that we have here in the us and the uk as well mr. greenwald is your brazilian source has he or she ever been identified the federal police? announce that they found the source and arrested a ring of six people they claim or responsible for that hacking. the person they accused of having been my sores has publicly assumed responsibility for that. i've never confirmed your denied it in part because i never knew the identity of my source. i have my suspicions but if the source wants to say that they're the ones who did it. that's their right, but i'm not gonna help the government by saying that i believe it is or is it when you receive those do

juliÁn.do haber filtrado las fotos. >> tenemos un contrato y sigo siendo exclusivo de la empresa de pepe y todo muy bien laboralmente. la relaciÓn sÍ, por todos los problemas de las parejas que afectan pero laboralmente seguimos trabajando. creo que incluso se puede combinar el amor con lo profesional y simplemente hay parejas que si logran atravesar todos los obstÁculos y hay otros que no. mientras ella estÉ bien y se le vea bien, lo que opine la gente a mi no me importa. se platicÓ en su momento hice decidiÓ asÍ cada quien por su lado. ya lo que pasÓ, pasÓ. hay que seguir adelante. ser amigo de mi silencio, mÁs vale no decir nada ya nunca, ni mostrar nada nunca, ni subir nada porque te pueden robar hasta amigos cercanos. obviamente sospechÉ pero no me da mi cabeza para pensar porque tenÍa casi pura familia ahÍ entonces es muy duro, pensar que un primo cercano, mi hermano o un amigo muy cercano, me va a doler horrible. guadalupe: asÍ que hay que tener mucho cuidado en la fiestas familiares,