what's julian charged with? telling the truth.ling the truth all over the world about what governments do and what governments want to hide from. i, as an elected politician, am very well aware that elected politicians don't like being questioned on the decisions that they make. but it's fundamental to a democratic society that they are constantly under surveillance and under question. they're very keen on putting everybody else under surveillance. their decisions should be under surveillance at the same time. [applause] and so, julian published, through wikileaks, huge volumes of information. he went to extraordinary lengths to anonymize the sources and protect the sources at the same time. he was extremely responsible in his journalistic approach to this. and the way his character has been denigrated all over the world is a shame and a disgrace. he's threatened with the espionage act -- the espionage act, for somebody who revealed truths. and if he arrives in this country and is put on trial here, which i hope he never is and i

julian: and how will the screening process go? you are currently reviewing guidelines and trying to implement them in the facilities you work with. this could potentially allow gay and bisexual men to donate blood and also women who have men who have sex with men. >> this policy brings more equality to the blood questionnaire. everyone will be asked the same questions, regardless of sexuality or gender. everyone will go through the same process. there is an individual donor assessment. now those who who have sex with other men will be able to donate right away instead of being deferred another three months. julian: there is a great need for blood transfusions. how soon could we expect man who wants to donate blood will be able to do so? >> i cannot put a specific timeline on it. right now we just received the fda guidance today and we are already hard at work going to the process and trying to implement things as soon as possible. we realize this is an important step for a lot of people who want to donate blood. and we want as man

. ♪ julian: good afternoon. i'm julian glover. you are watching "getting answers" on abc7.very day, we talk with experts about issues important to the bay area and we get answers for you in real time. today we have a friend of the show, special correspondent dr. patel here to talk about mental health awareness month this month of may. from the loneliness epidemic declared to breaking the stigma and children's mental health, we will be talking about it all. and as we head into this mother's day weekend, we will be taking a look at fun things to do with mom. we things to do this weekend. we are learning about an unsuspecting culprit behind our record rain season in the bay area. wildfires that burned thousands of miles away from us. the flames from australia's historic wildfires in 2018 and 2020 could have caused a really wet winter. those are the findings of scientists and the national center for atmospheric research. the lead researcher for the group is joining us live now. we appreciate your time. thank you for joining us. these historic wildfires in australia that potenti

julian: and this time it was not a hero. >>, god. i better go tell tom. julian: and he did.of. he says he knew something was up when he heard branches breaking. his neighbor was not home but he says they both got a good laugh when he showed the bear peeking through the attic and checking out the house. drew: always bears. julian: he is all up there. kumasi: let them be. jobina: absolutely. julian: i'm not intervening. drew: good morning. a nice-looking afternoon. this morning, the gray start again. the live look south bay. in the afternoon, some sunshine. temperatures cooler than average. slightly warmer weather by the end of the week. cloud cover breaking down, more sunshine today compared to yesterday. that is a big change. sunday was cloudy in many spots. with the slow warming process, temperatures still below average leader. good air quality, not too bad, pleasant with temperatures in the upper 60's to lower 70's. 72 the high in santa clara. from san mateo to palo alto, upper 60's and lower 70's, cooler along the coast with sunshine. 63 with afternoon sunshine, cloudy al

julian: thank you so much for that.rports and roads were all packed this weekend. now the people that left her coming back to town. amanda del castillo he of joining us live from sfo with what you need to know. amanda: good morning. the tsa said on friday they saw numbers they had not seen since before the pandemic. all of those passengers and travelers are expected to make their way back today with the heaviest return day expected later. thanksgiving 2019. this is exactly what all of the travel experts were predicting. tens of billions of people picking up and leaving town for the holiday weekend. the good news, even with the expansion lines at airports across the u.s., reported cancellations were minimal. american and delta had no cancellations. united only saw 2%. memorial day weekend marks start of the summer travel season and experts predict it will be a busy one. realistic schedules and actively supporting them. there is always a question of whether airlines are properly aligning their schedules they are promising

julian. kiersten. julian: into the nose, out to the mouth. kristen: we can do this.ulian: kristen is locked-in. kristen: thanks larry. you can watch some of the nba playoff games here on abc 7, catch the game sunday at noon here on abc 7. julian: a sigh of relief around here is the weather outside. the may gray is out of here and we have some sunshine. >> we have to wait another day or two before we heat things up? >> you're right about that comment starts to warm up somewhat tomorrow the real warming comes later. someone call the warriors and tell them, do not make me have to come down there. let's take a look at what is going on the weather. breezy out there, clear skies, quite breezy with gusts up to 24 miles per hour. sfo 21, napa all around the area we see the wind increasing this late afternoon. the 24 hour temperature change, allies the warmth that is coming our way. -- belies way. the warm-up will start tomorrow. here is a look at, the elegies continue acting up -- allergies continue acting up. low to mid 60's o alto, san ahaoobay -- 57 at hal. napa 683, fair

julian: congratulations once again. the latest episode just dropped, and it's taking on a very important issue. meteorologist: my guest is the executive director director of the san francisco estuary institute, and the topic mainly for this episode is sea level rise. it is affecting the bay area, a huge bathtub. with the effects of the heavy rains this past winter, and the sea level rise, the rise of groundwater, there are some challenges for the bay area. wherever good podcasts are found. kristen: many people are worried about losing their homes possibly. meteorologist: there may be as many as 75,000 homes at risk, 20,000 acres of land. of course businesses economics are threatened as well by the rising waters. and the potential for flooding. low income communities almost always are the worst hit by challenges like this. that is the case in terms of this podcast also. kristen: we cannot wait to listen. you can listen to "after the weather" with spencer christian on spotify. julian: coming up, men seeking mental health

julian: back to the teacher strike. we want to show you this word cloud that shows some of the common good items, help for homeless students, preparation for black students, and shared governance which means there will be people beyond the district involved in making decisions about schools in oakland. thdirictasimportant as these cod items are, there societal issues that are challenging to disk -- address in a labor contract. our abc news reporter reports. reporter: teachers push for better pay and better working conditions but common good goals, something the teachers union says they have made progress on after meeting with ousd negotiators until 2:00 in the morning on monday. >> we have big items on the table, special education, salary,, good. they have been telling us, that they can't bargain common good. last night, they said they can bargain mou. reporter: the memorandum of understanding says the district has agreed to consider common good items. the progress attributes to the days of demonstration, but it is not

julian: thank you suzanne. several subway restaurant locations are accused of endangering, threatening or not paying underage workers. the department of labor investigation is looking at locations all owned by one franchisee, accused of hiring employees as young as 14 years old. the lawsuit says the owner bounced checks, pocketed tips and forced employees to work in unsafe conditions. an employee tells us an agreement has been reached directed by violations. larry: barth is introducing some real characters. the new mascots the company hopes will get people back on trains. the transit hub without the masses, what it means for the future of public transportation. governor newm is in the bay area continuing his it's spring! non-drowsy claritin knocks out symptoms from over 200 allergens without knocking you out. feel the clarity and make today the most wonderful time of the year. live claritin clear. that's a lot of cereal. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and

julian: julian glover, abc 7 news. ama: you can see julian story and the rest of the stories from our race and culture reporters when you tune into our america: hidden stories, saturday at 9:00 p.m. on abc 7. dan: coming up, special education students in san francisco enjoyed their preston person showcases the pandemic. see what they displayed on stage and off. ama: newly revealed details about moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: elizabeth. we are learning about threat to the british monarch when she visited san francisco 40 years ago. the fbi released files this week. ama: it was apparently popular with sympathizers of the irish republican army. an officer who frequented the bar received a call from a man who claimed his daughter had been killed by a rubber bullet. the man told the officer he was planning to drop an object off the golden onto the queens royal got or tried to kill her when she visited yosemite. the documents did not indicate whether any arrests were made. the queen completed her

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julian: there is tremendous interest and demand. it is a great diversifier for the portfolio. although one might think the fact that the rates return in the public markets are higher and therefore it might reduce the interest, what it has meant is nominal rates return on private credit are getting up to a point where people are willing -- increasingly interested in making part of their strategic asset allocation. more demand for private credit from a full range of investors, insurers, endowments, and also high net worth individuals and retail channels as well. sonali: when there is that much demand you can start to worry about when things are getting frothy. julian: that is always something to watch over time. it still feels like we are very early in that cycle. right now that is displacing, taking up the baton because the banks are willing -- capital markets are less clearly available. you see some of the largest asset allocations in the world have low levels of allocations towards the asset class. that will continue to flow and i

julian: it is a complex.rom our point of view, the skew is defensive for the reasons we have enumerated. you want to stay toward health care, biotech in particular has defensive properties. it is a proven performer in and around the pauses which we think are we are at one. consumer staples is going to maintain its top and bottom line into a slowdown. we have been outperforming on energy. it is the only sector that is already pricing in this recession. and there is not only an opec put but i would suggest there is a short call the u.s. government has with respect to the need to eventually refill the strategic petroleum reserve. alix: there will be support for the oil price. some officials are starting to think that the september rate hike may be needed. a scenario where we are pricing in cuts from the fed and the ecb is still hiking in september. guy: bank of england maybe as well. i find it hard to believe that if the fed is in a position where it is nearly cutting, the ecb -- i appreciate the ecb started lat

julian: number six. let us talk about this.gone. >> when i looked and saw that i was able to hit the target and everything was in the middle, it gave me confidence. it is exciting, it really is and i enjoy it. liz: you can see his story the rest of the stories from the race and culture reporters on our america: hidden stories right here. lisa, let us get a check of the forecast outside where it is a little gloomy. lisa: closer to the bay in emeryville, trying to break up a little bit but in the inland valleys we are getting partly sunny conditions which will lead to more mid 70's and the warmest locations. liz: also, the giants putting on a big show in milwaukee against the brewers. larry has all of the highlights in sports. know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at freestylelibre.us ♪ this is rebecca, who needs a new script. ♪ ♪ and this is fernando, ♪ ♪ searching savings with a click. ♪ online or in-store, for your he

ascension of the lord we thank the orthodox church of ukraine a wise decision we move on the new julian calendar is possible. i would like everyone to switch to the gregorian calendar. well, but for now, the new julian calendar, as leonid makarovich told the light and memory, small steps between drops, although this step is extremely serious mr. oleksandr vladikorot, please tell me the specifics of yesterday's and today's cathedrals, well, i want to first note that there is actually no difference today between the vegetarian new julian calendar, they currently coincide and will coincide for at least 100 years, so that on ours, as they say, the age of e- this will be enough to not be particularly biased towards these two calendars . the roman catholic church lives according to the gregorian calendar. we have finally joined the community of orthodox churches. who celebrate holidays and have forgotten the official calendar, the new lviv calendar, which is, of course , astronomically much more accurate than the julian calendar , or as we call it, the old style that we used and will use for

having julian and bell marsh is to silence him and to disappear. he's the prisoner who has been there the longest on his wing. he's in a cell on his own. he had a meaning stroke in october 2021. what we know is that his, his health is deteriorating for every day that passes. obviously, if you put a person in the cage, it will shorten your life, it will kill you eventually, right? it's not easy, but i don't feel alone at all. i feel like we're getting somewhere that the world has not forgotten about. julian, pleasure and democrats. forgotten. have you been here? they said to them. put us in the path by knocking. i say the sound, the shuttle happy little, my little being sure. now, while we were in london still loading the bill net for the 1st time. how is the julia and he's had a bit of a difficult time, please tell him on a great thing on the appreciated phone. him. thank you. he wants you to visit him and in belmar. yes, you would like i hopefully i, i would like to to visit him and i hope i will visit him here again in his house. oh, thank you so

it's a political persecution just extradited to the us under the espionage at julian. this knowledge base is a 175 year sentence. 170 years are just for receiving and publishing classified information. the thing about the espionage act is that there is no defense to so you can't stand in front of a jury and say, this is why i did it. please let me tell you about the public interest as just unit . it goes straight to jail. it makes a selling of anybody who discusses classified information, even if they learn that classification classified information from a newspaper. and so in this interview, just in listening to disclosures, right, to me, that's right. we are violating the terms of the spanners act in this conversations . these of an act which was designed to turn down on spying against acts of publication and the public interest just seems to me wrong. whatever you think of julia saw and see whether you think he's a hero or villain, it doesn't matter what really matters is a prosecute should have assigned to what have terrible effects on press freedom in the united s

so yes, julian assigned is the perfect example. as the hypocrisy of such an initiative the notorious us national security agency spied on 2 former top french politicians during their times and all this not according to one of them, francois fiona, who says nicholas suckers. they was also why attacked by the end essay figures, deity also it cornell, we for interference. yes. uncounted and most of the time it came from a friend, an allied country, the united states. presidents are crazy and i were eavesdropped on for 5 years by then a say for fresh prime minister floss. let heal is one of several people of all different political stripes were testifying in this parliamentary inquiry into foreign interference in french affairs. and he was likely sullens because he went into international business consulting after he left office, like former u. k. prime minister, tony blair, and others have done leveraging their experience and connections for profit. and in that capacity, he landed on the board of 2 rushing companies, cbre and is out o

so max was a few weeks old when julian was arrested. the answer i give my children about why their father is in prison. is he under some very powerful people who put him in prison? the join is in prison because he did something right. not because he did anything wrong to the video isn't, is to understand the case against hassan. we wanted to look back at some of the secrets he exposed. perhaps the most famous one is this video of a us attack and iraq, which he called the collateral murder player. color . it is or is simply to to and to find any excuse in the rules of engagement which committed that to him. and the behavior of the pilots is like they are playing a computer game by them. all right . the put it showed a 2007 us helicopter attack, in fact that the killed more than a 1000 people, including a 22 year old orders. photo journalist, the mere new world dean and his colleagues say each month. yeah, this is side. this is by them. all right, well the much she'll have to send them shot to them, you know name wash on the, on the other

. >> si ganan la champions y luego el mundial de clubes julián Álvarez haber ganado todos los bulos habidos campeón del mundo, champions, premier. >> a los 22 si gano esto. >> se pueden tomar una cerveza. >> increíble. >> es increíble parece que llevan jugando toda la vida y 22 o 23 años y ha ganado todo. >> de lo que estaba diciendo lo puso 15 minutos. >> (risas) >> y como una. >> el calor definido. >> esto también levantó mucho la final. >> lesionados al principio. le costó trabajo después del mundial y lo que es base para el festín de ahí sólido la defensa. >> ahora quiero decir una cosa. siempre hacemos la relación precio calidad con los jugadores. a varios les llevo varias temporadas. >> te lo digo que cuenta mucho a quien tengas como entrenador. el entrenador lo que tengas alrededor haces que tengas tu nivel. y mucha exigencia si tiene peso del entrenamiento su vez tu nivel. >> de los más queridos. >> enorme temporada. allí va el capitán. >> tremendo. >> antes de que llegara allan el goleador siendo mediocampista. >> (vitoreos) >> es como el grito estandarizado. >> fue muy criticado p

having julian and bell marsh is to silence him and to disappear him. he's the prisoner who has been there the longest on his wing. he's in a cell on his own. he had a mean a stroke in october 2021. what we know is that his, his health is deteriorating for every day that passes. obviously if you put a person in page, it will source in your life, it will kill you eventually. right? it's not easy, but i don't feel alone at all. i feel like we're getting somewhere and that's uh the world has not forgotten about julian. pleasure and demographic. i'm happy and they said that within the past, how have i not, can i say the sound, the shuttle happy o'clock late? i'm a little bit of a sure now while we were in london, stella and the bill met for the 1st time. how is the julia and he has had a bit of a difficult time based on him on a great thing on the appreciated phone? him, thank you. he wants you to visit him in, in belmore at yes, you would like i hopefully i, i would like to to visit him and i hope i will visit him here in his house. thank you so much. so t

ama: let's go to abc 7 news anchor julian glover. julian: minutes away at 5:30, we will take a look at small business we can san francisco. how you can support your mom and pop shop, still bouncing back from the pandemic. you buy something at the grocery store, you see the date on the packaging, but that is the date that you should toss the item or when you should consume it by? a sell by date to limit confusion and foodways. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on abc 7 streaming tv. dan: that sell by date is so confusing. ama: you can download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com to join julian into minutes. dan: watching us on tv, "world news tonight" with david m uir's next. for sandhya patel, i'm dan ashley. ama: that checks all the boxes. it's all here with the comcast business complete connectivity solution. peace of mind with cyberthreat security. the power of the largest, fastest reliable network. plus, save up to 75% a year with comcast business mobile. the complete connectivity solution. from the company powered by

so can be the city you and the squads will be labeled with julian and show niels to way from the sunni democratic kick. it the open election that a, instead of being to the story, but it's an added tree to ignore the stuff, to george soros all sort of get on the distorted the hedge funds to put them to just to the hedge fund for the kids on black to feed and see the bridge, the gap stick to the she nicole gap, but to toys, move avenue theory. and then let's look at the i, stella to ameson, showed democratic focusing on sale the state. the nice thing on while struggle is arms struggle already with this type of struggle, one of the sites with like a logical web, social weapon, economic weapons, and political weapons. and this is also oppression, injustice into right. the thing being the influence, my view about the importance of non violent struggle and particularly important. so getting jane sharks ideas out to the rest of the world. the girl, the lady can know fluid easy for me showing you the, the base that somebody cannot live close to where they can be stopped or guessing on the lot

of course, it is that the new julian calendar corresponds to the real dates and numbers.birthday is on december 25th, and i celebrate on january 7th . well, that’s wrong, listen, because that’s how it turned out . that is, we must, logically, astronomically correspond to the calendar dates that we celebrate, the last question we have literally two minutes. will you somehow coordinate these dates with the state because, for example, according to the new calendar, the veil should now be celebrated on october 1 instead of the 14th . and this is a public holiday, and it is also the day of the defender of the defenders of ukraine, will the church somehow initiate coordination with the state of these days yes, of course, it was also yesterday at the synod and my initiative , including to turn to the e-e bodies of state power, the relevant learned comments e-e is about e-e postponement of the settlement of this question according to the church calendar according to the new style as we call it and according to the holidays that are tied to it , it is the intercession day of state

at the same time julian songs, one of the most well known news publishers in the world is facing over 175 years in an american prison as soldiers, the founder of the wicked lakes website, which released classified information regarding us war crimes in iraq and afghanistan, thus, as us regulate because on the european counts, pause, wage war against the russian media. r. t. sputnik and other russian media outlets have been found in the us and europe since the start of ukraine conflict last year . american officials have underlines the importance of fighting so called russian propaganda urging the shut down of such channels around the world is what the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman had to say about the u. s. treatment of world press freedom de lake in the pasco, get not me. i could just miss just some kind of more cree, honestly the united nations to general assembly this out of may freedom of the press. you nestor, drawing the attention to the problem and all these down and the refusal to issue these is to russian generalise who are sent to the united nations. all these am and

most people here believed julian, as 5, should be free. he should be released because all he did was to, you know, share the truth and janet journalism is night. crime has been done by them said they need to go and join us back into anything was done. you know, just said it was talking about journalists now, the white house claims that the american journalist of on guest of which goes to college, excuse me, who works the wall street journal. he was arrested in russia on espinoza's charges, and he's been detained unlawfully also the u. s. says in the war region also denies that he's working as a spy here in russia, considering the serious charges against him. well, she'll take on the washington the assessment from washington before he's even had a chance to stand trial. so i believe they should be released. i believe, july around the world should not be detained for doing the job. i, i don't know, you know, that he's a journalist and washington d. c. people believe they was in rush, had to, in his job and i believe, july around the world, i

they, they can be crusade against julian. you've got to be young because beyond anything that has to do, he, he faces 175 years under this act. in the united states for a while for, for publishing information that needed to we publish for a fact that needed to be said for showing the world what the u, as us troops were doing it, i can understand and these, these, these completely on baled a what the us war machine was doing and how it was being heat and how he was completed with, with the, with the media, with western media. how western media hasn't been completed with, with a hiring these from, from, from the public because they need to maintain a, quote unquote rules based order. for the latest news updates, please keep an eye on our website, r t dot com. thank you for choosing audience laughs, come in . i mark sanchez and i am your upgrade with you. whatever you do do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different. my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else work of it. please do have the

detained in russia on charges of espionage despite the fact that the states themselves accuse julian sanj of espionage also a journalist who published government documents, and the us accuses him of committing a crime under the espionage law, that is, the us has lost the moral right in matters relating to journalists. whose job is in conflict with espionage laws. so on the synopsis of juni, soot , yes, i will not say julia sanji, but rather , i will remind you of the president's words spoken today about freedom of the press and how important it is to protect journalists. after all, this is one of the principles of our democracy. but biden's rival in the party, robert kennedy jr. issues of freedom of speech more accommodating. he promised to pardon, and snowden’s sansha and other journalists who wrote the truth, if he becomes the president of the united states, the politician gave such a promise to his twitter, but another biden competitor in the race for the presidency chose a different electoral strategy donald trump again made the statement that, having returned to the white the ho

i'm christine zee and i am julian glover. we'll get to the nordstrom closure in just a few minutes. >> but first up, though, possible thunderstorms over the bay area. >> may gray here right on cue. >> oh, for sure. spencer christian is here now with a look at what you can expect today. spencer okay. >> kristin and julian, those skies are certainly gray and there's still the possibility of thunderstorms here in the bay area. i'll give you a satellite radar image of the storm right now. graphic image showing the structure of that storm and the counterclockwise circulation kicking up numerous thunderstorms in the central valley right now, bringing mainly showers into the bay area up from our south. and you can see the center of that storm just on the coastline there. and that pattern is going to continue for a while. now, we don't have the gusty wind right now that we had yesterday. winds are much tamer, but we have a couple of gusty spots in halfmoon bay and down at san jose. so moving along, taking a look at the exclusive abc7

at the same time, julian s songs, one of the most, well no, no news publishers in the world is facing of 175 years and an american prison at sanchez, the founder of the wiki leaks website, which will east cloth to find information regarding us war crimes in iraq, and that's going to stone as us regulators on a european count was wage war against the russian media ortiz. but nic and other russian media out this had been banned in the us and europe since the start of the ukraine conflict. last year, american officials have underlines the importance of fighting so called russian propaganda urging the shut down of such channels around the world. here's what the washing farm and history spokeswoman how to say about the u. s. approach to media, freedom was they didn't let us know. okay. nice music. it just miss just some kind of more cree. honestly, they nice nations to general assembly this out of may freedom of the press unesco, drawing attention to the problem and all the salmon, their refusal to issue these is to russian journalist who has sent to the united nations. all these i'm and m

calendar, the transition to the new julian calendar has been decided from september 1 , preserving theight to use the old calendar for parishes and monasteries that wish to do so. which the majority of the faithful of our church and the majority of ukrainian society expects from us, this decision is not an easy one, we have been approaching it for a long time gradually step by step and we are making it considered, not everyone accepted these decisions, everyone supported them, they were a true and vitally necessary decision, so the historical moment at which the bishops of the orthodox church of ukraine went to the cathedral that earlier the same step was taken by the ukrainian greek-catholic church, so now there are already a lot of believers, a lot of ukrainians from 1 in september, they will switch to the new julian calendar and will celebrate all the holidays in the same way as the roman catholics celebrate like most of the world except for the holidays related to easter. so we are now adding peter to our marathon andryushchenka, adviser to the mayor of mariupol , glory to ukraine,

and i want quickly say something on julian. i saw because i've been calling for his release for a long time. most people here believed angelina, i should be free. he should be released because all he did was to, you know, share detroit. and jonah genovese him, his night. crime was presented by it and said, didn't say go. and julian, us, i didn't do anything was done. you know, just saying it's from the notorious, the us national security agency spied on to former top and frank to politicians during that time in office, as, according to one of them, francois theone, who says nicholas suck as they were, was also wire taps by the end essay for yes. this as well. so it korea, we for interference. yes, i'm counted in a proposed of the time it came from a friend, an allied country, the united states. but as presidents are crazy and i were eavesdropped on for 5 years by then a saying for fresh prime minister floss, let heal is one of several people of all different political stripes were testifying in this parliamentary inquiry into f

in the case, there was a chopped corridor of natypov, anchored the julian on top, the monastic meowsk like skellies 5 years have passed. after both did not justify that from the first planning happens and eh was planned. so okay, so did the other great halls. the great hall is on the persian side according to the version of the cross elk, i’m calling the dining room a prolyaguzka, there are different passages from the front doors to the right and left of the living quarters. after the restoration of a half and a half, such a layout did not come off; administration. perhaps hands on top can give a phenomenon about the planning of the era, the germans. peace to all over the other, according to versions, there are five of them along the line from the ballroom, the great hall, the front tibal side, so they themselves were baptized. everything is now holding different events. some family members of the russian forces. they were already grouped by intos. there they could gather for garbage at the map for bearings for some buffet albo for microengineering events of war and hours of desolati

- otherwise would have been. 0k, we must leave it there, julian jessop i must leave it there, julian there, julianjessop thank you for your time and come in on the programme. jessie and her story this hour that we are keeping our eyes and ears on are the events in turkey. hugely consequential presidential election. the first two where runoff election. on the left of your screen there is a incompetent president erdogan who has been in powerfor decades and hasn't yet been taken to a runoff election like this. he has his previous two in this form. straightaway by getting more than 50% of the vote in the first round of voting. a few weeks ago we had a first round of voting with lots of candidates, president erdogan did finish first in that election but just shy of the 50% threshold. he had 49 point 0%. quite nice enough, so that's why we are in this situation. you can see that ballard's papers there and just two choices on the ballot paper facing millions of turks and they have been voting throughout the day but voting has now stopped and we are in the crucial counting phase. so, across

julian assange is an interesting subject but it is not for this.t, first of all, let me respond as a legal scholar, i am not a lawyer but i have studied law and i have dedicated a lot of my work in the legal office of the minister of foreign affairs also to the creation of the international crime court. i was involved in that in the 1990s, and one of my first action as minister was to increase our tiny contribution to the icc. so i'm somebody who has always been in favour of pursuing international crimes. but let me just remind you, that a number of states have not signed and ratified the rome statute, the founding charterfor the icc, so it has nojurisdiction for president putin, and this is my formalistic response as a legal scholar. it is interesting that austria is formally diplomatically neutral. you, of course, as foreign minister represented that neutrality, but i think it's fair to say, you are clearly not neutral any more. you make regular contributions to the state—run russia today media network which is, of course, controlled ultimately b

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we will switch to the new julian calendar. it is possible.would like to switch to the gregorian calendar. well, for now, the new julian as leonid makarovich said to bright memory, small steps between the drops, although this step is extremely serious. oleksandr vladikorot, please tell me the specifics of yesterday 's and today's cathedral. well, i want to first note that there is actually no difference today between the vegetarian and the new julian calendar, they currently sing

, thank you great to see you julian emanuel >> what do you think, karen? >> a circular thing. if it cracks because the labor, you know, finally moves, does that really give the fed the green light to pause >> right >> and so that has been bearish l last year. the other sued is maybe we buy the rumor of the fed pausing, sell the news. i don't know which >> yeah. >> i feel as if we've all been sitting here talk being about the only six stocks that matter forever now. i think people are just starting to pay attention it's concentrated in just a handful of names maybe ten names instead of six names before but whether you tell your clients cash everyone starts to scratch their head and they get bored with that. people want a certain amount of risk passive investing, that's what's keeping nashgt right here. -- this market right here >> 7% performance in the stock market, if this the year this is 2023 that is not bad. considering all that we've digested in the first four months of the year >> in this environment, it's extraordinary, i would submit. listen, and st

and juliÁn, john, thank you for joining us as. when we come, back then new york subway writer who placed a man in a stable chokehold has been arrested. where that case goes next -- and later, both george santos and donald trump faced the justice system at this week. but at what cost? our friday night cap is back. and there's so much to cover tonight. the 11th hour is just getting underway on a friday night. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the risk of cardiovascular death, too. jardiance may cause serious side effects including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, that can lead to sudden worsening of kidney function, and genital yeast or urinary tract infections. a rare, life-threatening bacter

i made an alms con sites in the country and brazil down since the lock of efforts to release julian this on defending the journalist actions and revealing information in the police entrust. the thanks for joining us for the weekly hit on on say, my name's pizza. scott. to bring you some of the top stories and the we just call the 1st the co founder of russia's wagner, private military company of guinea. pig gordon says he's been promised enough ammunition and weapons to supply his thoughts as environments or to almost cease made the cost of a small. earlier in the week, i have daniel gordon published a video and a letter explaining why wagner, p. m. c would be retreating from a to almost or boss, more than he addressed thoughts of russia's defense ministry and the russian army. and he justified that's why that would be leaving the office almost after may 10th and handed over their positions to ross. as defense ministry because they suffered heavy losses and he accused the russians defense ministry of not supplying them with enough ammunition is which is why they wanted to retreat and rec

excellent, new opportunity for julian assange and wikileaks to apply for u. s. funding to help their media organization survive law fair from the us government. journalism must be defended from legal threats meant to silence critical voices instead of championing free speech. the u. s. actively persecutes journalists and whistleblowers. oh, pardon brave truth tellers like julian assange and investigate the corruption and crimes they expose? it's only ok to imprison journalists when the u. s. government does it free of staunch. and we must also protect the journalists who provide be platform for the visibly was to tell us what's really going on. so that we don't think, you know, we don't misunderstand that. richard in america went to get us started to liberate the women, or britain and america went to iraq to protect the people from them and said, no brochures in america were involved in, in legal wars. just as you maybe, you know, you come from a country where you're concerned about the legal wars. we must all be opposed to illegal wars. we're all really civi

it's not just julian who has lost his freedom, but all of us. because in order to keep julian in prison, they have had to corrupt their own rules and their own principles. essentially suffice an expedition to the united states faith charge of investigators. washington is pursuing the journalist for his role and releasing hundreds of thousands of classified ministry documents related to the wars in iraq and afghanistan. publication of washington says he's a national security express. we put lives at risk support to say it's both truths the world's most powerful governments want to divide. it's about julian hassan. just close, but it's also about press freedom full of freedoms. and the fact that he expose a crime that i was horrified about. and he's, the one in trouble is protest was organized to coincide with a visit to sidney by the us. presidents for joe barton, postponed to talk soon has come from so called debt, ceiling doctors and stuff incentive supporters for me, you know, look at every human rights and g o. every press freedom into the un

the problem with my wallet a to support the is the one why the capital e mails or things any way julian, you called at the the destiny steve, while you know the shadow of a junior last, so we've got to get the sources . go too much. it's just a juicy searches on what all those sources of our i think the funding goodwill one version obedience and help of people institutions. then your job becomes very similar. all you have to do is shrink this be we can take this the extra necessary for you. he says, great, that's very bad because it takes care of the non violent revolutions cannot be exported or imported by the knowledge on how to successful implemented. the struggle can and is transferred from one group to another other. the, i do know that a dead survey and political figures and, and leaders of political parties went to hungary to meet with the american officials. related to some of the say that's not. and then i see one option only all the sort of, just for me to be on the business of the what truly motivates nato isn't strategic interested in jail, political positioning, or is it id

i think the julian's are skipped so friendly, but there is another thing that, that just happened to the selection that we've never seen before. and that isn't more than 20 percent of the votes that were cast were either blank or know which of these, those 20 percent of people are presumed to have been people from the center center left who are very angry at the whole way that this process took place and who decided not to vote at all. and that could have really been the reason why this boat has turned out the way that it has. so what happens now, how does the process play out from here as well? now eventually they will be sworn in and they will have 4 months to limit the, the 50 members of this council, which by the way, do not include any members of the, of the indigenous communities. as the last constitutional convention did, the only be 50 members dominated by the right wing parties and that they will have this for months for write up a new draft. then on december, the 17th they will, that will be put before the people have to leave in a referendum monday will decide again, wheth