a visibly frail julian assange says he's ready to leave his refuge in london but his supporters say only when please lift a multi-million two year old blockade and guarantee him safe passage. to. the us solvable all fergusson becomes an even more militarized as the national guard is deployed to help heavily armed police tackle protesters i'll drake the shooting of a teen by an officer. and the first russian truss carrying humanitarian aid are at the ukrainian border checkpoint ready to go but with little progress made towards a cease fire and it's heading into an area of chaos and violence. from moscow welcome majority international you're with me tom i'm with dave good to have you with us after spending more than two years trapped in a tiny embassy room we keep leaks founder julian assange has made a sudden announcement. that there is. no. right. well joining us on the left all day was how exactly he's planning to do that there were somewhat cryptic hints on his part a boy who was at the news conference for us. well we probably haven't had this big a crowd outside london's ecuadorian em

a visibly frail julian assange says he's a ready to leave his a refuge in london but his supporters say only when police left a multi-million two year old blockade and guarantee him safe passage. and the first russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid at the ukrainian border checkpoint are ready to go but with little progress made toward the ceasefire it's heading into an area of chaos and violence. live from moscow this is r.t. international it's good to have you with us this evening you are with me say. the national guard is being deployed in the u.s. double ferguson in a way the standoff between security forces and protesters has reached new levels of violence. police again tear gas against protesters and over the killing of a black teenager by an officer last week security forces say they were responding to molotov cocktails being thrown at them a curfew has came into effect for second night flowing more than a week of demonstrations which are now calling for the police to stop their crackdown on peaceful protests the necessity to reports from the city but it will now would have been

julian assange was not going leave forth with. >> that's right. we called this press conference with julian, with the director who is visiting this weekend, he has not been here for a year now, so this is their second meeting here at the embassy. this weekend marks the two-year anniversary of the granting of asylum to julian assange. >> where does this rumor come from that he's so ill he has to leave. >> i cannot talk about the health condition and details of julian assange, and how this became connected to the speculation that he would be turning himself in. any individual can understand having to stay indoors and not being able to move around outdoors will effect an individual. that goes without saying there is a reason why the u.n. standards for even prisoner is to have at least one hour a day with exposure to sunlight and being able to move around outdoors. that's the human standard. julian has been deprived of for more than two years. >> he said when asked that he wanted to leave soon. though he didn't specify how soon is soon. >> he said he w

a couple of years now to so-called rape allegations officials and claiming that a woman says julian. assange has been denying it. to sweden then over to washington that of course has been. has been stopped from happening for two years now mr assad stuck inside the ecuadorian embassy and i will be teasing i would squeeze will be speaking to you because she's standing by soon to give us the full scoop of the continuation of this live press conference with a songe in the ecuadorian embassy. in the meantime authorities in the u.s. suburb of focus on missouri have announced the deployment of the national guard to quell the ongoing violence there. the police again rounds of tear gas against protesters rallying over the killing of a black teenager by an officer last week security forces say that was in response to protesters reportedly throwing molotov cocktails at them a curfew has now come into effect for a second night following more than a week of demonstrations that are also calling for police to stop their crackdown on mostly peaceful protests it's now just off for his artie's anastasio chark

visibly frail julian assange says he's ready to leave his refuge in london but his supporters say only when police that the multi-million two year old blockade and guarantee him safe passage. and also this hour the first russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid are at the ukrainian border checkpoint ready to go but with a little progress made towards a cease fire the convoys heading into an area of chaos and violence. you're watching from in the world welcome to moscow and to our to international my name's o'neill our top story the national guard is being deployed in the u.s. suburb of ferguson where the standoff between security forces and protesters has reached new levels of unrest. to is in missouri for us. brian motions have been flying high here in ferguson as militarization of law enforcement has been reaching its peaks especially sunday night just hours before a second night of the curfew was about to begin here on the streets ferguson it has to be said that for night after night after night for over a week now hundreds if not thousands of people have been coming out onto the st

wikileaks founder julian assange announces he will send leave the ecuadoran embass in london. no cease-fire insight and allegations of atrocities on both sides. the conflict in ukraine rages on. he have now says rebel forces in the east of the country have attacked a convoy of refugees, killing many. >> the separatist strongly reject the allegations and accused the ukrainian army of shelling population centers in rebel held territory. international efforts to mediate in the crisis have so far made little progress. the ukrainian government says there can be no cease-fire until the country's eastern border is secured and russia is prevented from providing military support to the separatists. we will get the latest from our correspondent in ukraine in just a moment, but first, this report. >> this video was broadcast by pro-russian tv channel near the net and shows the result of ukrainian shelling. that was impossible to verify. there's also no way to verify a claim made on monday by ukrainian military spokesman. >> today at 9:40, terrorists committed a bloody crime near luhansk.

julian assange in the limelight again, after almost 26 months in gilded confinement. rumors of ill health swirled. was he, the world wanted to know, planning to leave? i spokesman had indicated that he was. embassyleaving the soon. but perhaps not for the reasons -- [indiscernible] man who made his career out of exposing state secrets was less than forthcoming when asked direct westerns about himself. none of us are now any the wiser about how this extraordinary saga will end. julian assange first made headlines in 2010, when wikileaks publish thousands of secret american documents. he said he feared being extradited to stand trial. in sweden, he faces extradition after allegations of sexual assault made by two women, allegations he denies. an international arrest warrant was made in november 2010. esther assange made a series of appeals against extradition, which he eventually lost. he has been under 24-hour guard since he took refuge here in june 2012, seeking asylum. police poised to arrest him the moment he steps out. far cost around 7 million pounds, including of

breaking news so this hour prominent whistleblower julian assange announces he will be leaving the embassy sued after having spent two years locked in the. national guard is called up to move into the year with some bubble ferguson after please once again turn up the heat against protesters as a curfew extended into a second night. as the first batch of trucks from the russian humanitarian convoy is finally at the ukrainian checkpoint are ready to go and check for ourselves what's inside. and what the seas why in gaza are set to expire soon fears grow a renewed suffering report on a palestinian man who's been left literally speechless to be held for months in his retention. there's a large international live from moscow this afternoon to our breaking news story. after two years a stalemate at the ecuadorian embassy in london there's been some dramatic developments today in the case of chief weeks we can make a jillion us on. the. right the. first. right arch is pretty bold has been at that press conference in london and she'll be joining us later today to give us a details of what the live

after spending more than two years trapped in a tiny embassy room we could leaks founder julian assange has made a sudden announcement. that there is. no. right to be the. what you know son jett left out there was how exactly he's planning to do that though there was somewhat cryptic hints argues when a boy go was that the news conference for us. well we probably haven't had this big a crowd outside london's ecuadorian embassy since julian of songe first saw refuge here but two years ago the press is here because of reports that he's suffering from ill health and that he would be emerging from the embassy today to give himself up to the british royal forties now there's certainly no shortage of police waiting for him to grab him in case he should make an appearance he would be extradited to sweden where he's wanted for questioning and he's always said that he fears that he then be sent on to the us where he's been investigated for over four years now for publishing u.s. diplomatic cables back in two thousand and ten now i was just in a very small press conference with julian assange and

. >> reporter: could julian assange be on the move after being held up in this embassy >>> additionalcharges are expected to be filed against a new york couple accused of kidnapping two amish girls and sexually assaulted them. they're currently being held without bail. the girls were taken from a vegetable stand outside their home near the canadian border. the prosecutor said she is 100 percent sure it could come today, those extra charges could come today or at a court hearing thursday. >>> it's back to school time here in our region. yesterday was move-in day at howard university. more than 1500 members of thof 2018 moved into their campus dorm rooms. more than 600 freshman were also welcomed sunday to american university. down a level thousands of students in parts of virginia went back to class today. students in clarke, culpeper, fauquier and frederick county, virginia are all getting used to new classes, classmates and teachers. schools in the district and maryland get under way again next monday. >>> there will be a new discipline policy in place when students return to classes

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waiting to see when we will see julian assange walk through those doors.leave the embassy soon. is that today? is that tomorrow? we do not have exact timing. shrouded in mystery. he has been avoiding the potential order from sweden. why is he leaving now? many assume it has to do with ill health. he is rather cryptic about the reasoning. it was not the reason currently being widely reported. know when he will be means hend if that will immediately have to be extradited to sweden to face allegations of a sexual assault dating back more than four years . he will be that extradited further to the united states. all of this is surrounding what he found that wikileaks, which gives access to thousands of documents. highly sensitive information that was given to the public regarding the united states' dealings with the wars in afghanistan and iraq. the u.s. confidential discussions regarding their views on certain governments. i will stay here. >> caroline, thank you. we will see if he is arrested if he decides to leave today. that is it for "the pulse." goodbye.

bid to catch him on his pretty boy reports the room is saying in the media this morning that julian assange launched could be giving himself up to the british ts now wiki leaks spokesperson has told us that there is your post all falls and that it's no secret that julian assange wants to leave london's ecuadorian embassy other reports in the media suggest that the whistleblower has developed a dangerous heart condition ecuador's foreign ministry has said that it's requested from the british government that the whistleblower kick in a diplomatic car to hospital if the need should arise and that request was reportedly tonight has been two years since ecuador granted julian assange political asylum it hasn't meant much in practical terms because he still trapped inside the embassy the police guarding the building will see to it that he's arrested as soon as he is pushing for london and probably. now to pakistan to start tens of thousands of antigovernment protesters out on the streets the opposition announcing a forty eight hour ultimatum to the current prime minister nawaz sharif to resign de

prominent was will blow was julian assange announces he'll be leaving the embassy soon after having spent curios locked up in the. national guard is called up to move into the u.s. but has been not to police once again turn up the heat against protesters as a curfew is extended into a second night. of the first batch of drugs from a russian humanitarian convoy finally at the ukrainian checkpoint ready to go check for ourselves once inside. what this is why in gaza is said to expire soon fears grow of renewed suffering we report on a palestinian man who's been left literally speechless after being held for months in his renewed tension. international welcome it's good to have you with us here in moscow our top story this hour after a two year stalemate at there can dorian embassy in london there's been some dramatic developments today in the case of chief we can make julian assange. says that if you. are. the. charges pretty boy it was at that press conference he did very cryptic when we pressed him about it he very cryptic he said that he would be leaving the embassy suit now that's obvio

julian assange tried vigorously to do so and went to the highest court in the land and failed. so nothing really has changed in that time. i'm not quite sure what was being alluded to there by changes. extra diction lawyers i've spoken to this morning are confident nothing has changed. if he steps foot outside the embassy, he'll be arrested and extradited. >> just briefly if you could. he's annoy had the the press amiss representing mistell the g ing -- mistelling his story. >> he doesn't need to be charged in sweden. allegations are -- allegations that the prosecuting authority says are founded is sufficient. the fact he hasn't been charged doesn't affect the extra diction to sweden. he says if he goes to sweden he faces charges from the united states. there's an investigation into him in the united states. the united states have not formally sought his extra diction. interestingly if if they did seek his extra diction from sweden, they would need the permission, consent of the british government. he couldn't just be extradited from sweden to the united states. there's a prote

elsewhere, you remember the wikileaks founder, julian assange. ys he's planning to leave the ecuadorian embassy in london soon. speaking alongside the ecuadorian ambassador on the two-year anniversary since taking refuge, assange gave no further details on where he would go or whether he would turn himself over to uk authorities. the ambassador said he was hoping to speak to the uk foreign secretary in the coming weeks to find a friendly solution. >>> coming up, several banks with big operations in london may, may be hiring moving vans soon. why will they be leaving for the emerald isle pastures, next. we'll discuss this in a few moments time on "worldwide exchange." where the reward was that what if tnew car smelledit card and the freedom of the open road? a card that gave you that "i'm 16 and just got my first car" feeling. presenting the buypower card from capital one. redeem earnings toward part or even all of a new chevrolet, buick, gmc or cadillac - with no limits. so every time you use it, you're not just shopping for goods. you're shopping

wikileaks founder julian assange announced he will be leaving the ecuadorian embassy in london soon but add no further details. he confirmed reports his health suffered two years living in the embassy. >>> a new report by der spiegel says kerry was spied on. the german spy agency recorded a call he made in 2013 and recorded a call between clinton's former u.n. secretary-general kofi annan in 2012 and said it was done accide accidentallily. the news comes at a time when germany is still upset over reports its officials were being spied on. >>> as the u.s. escalates air strikes in iraq in an effort to defeat islamist militant group isis there is a warning from congressman mike rogers. he chairs the house intelligence committee on cbs' "face the nation" and compared the threat level before 9/11 to what the u.s. faces today. >> before 9/11 there was single level threat streams coming into the united states so pretty serious, obviously they got in and conducted the attacks on 9/11, now you have multiple organizations all al qaeda-minded trying to accomplish the same thing. >> stunning new re

to here julian assange say it, the stand-off could be coming to an end.his past monday, assange called reporters to london where he has been hold up for more than two years now. saying he would be leaving the embassy soon. assange said his departure would be because of health issues he did not reveal. the telegraph in the u.k. is reporting he suffers from a heart disorder and other unspacefied ailments related to his confinement and the lack of fresh air. julian assange sought refuge in the embassy in june of 2012 after a british court ruled he should be extradited to sweeden allegations. he has denied those allegations saying they were a play to get him to go to sweeden and on to the u.s. where a sealed grand jury indictment is said to await him. the ecuadorian foreign minister was with him saying that he can qua dor, which has granted him asylum continues to negotiate to grant assange free package out of the u.k. but to no avail. a travel banished against an american reporter preventing him from leaving the country has turned into an expulse order. "new

i'm alphonso >>> wikileaks founder julian assange said he will soon move out of the embassy where he's been holed up for two years. >> how can he pull this off with british police at the perimeter? >> reporter: wikileaks founder julian assange proved he can still draw the world's press by just hinting he'd leave his diplomatic hideout. >> that confirms that i am leaving the embassy soon. >> reporter: but he can't walk out of ecuador's london embassy without british police arresting him. two years ago ecuador granted assange asylum after britain ordered he be sent toastedden to face sex assault allegations -- to sweden to face sex assault allegations. assange believes if he went to sweden, he could be handed over to america to face spy charges for releasing thousands of classified documents four years ago. assange believes the u.s. is building a case against him. >> its purpose is to pursue a prosecution. >> reporter: the embassy sits next to harris department store in one of london's most exclusive neighborhoods, but assange said his living conditions are far from luxurious. >> it is n

we can they so founder julian assange dropped another bombshell this week but his latest revelation actually concerned his two year of on tour confinement in the ecuadorian embassy in london. but. the. the british authorities are threatening to extradite assange just sweden the moment he steps outside the embassy and he's one of their over accusations of sexual assault though the whistleblower denies the allegations and fears that he will end up in the hands of the u.s. which is hunting him in connection with his revelations so why would he leave now according to his associates it's due to a new law that bans extradition without charges. what's happened here which hasn't been widely reported but it's certainly important is that the laws changed regarding the european arrest warrant the laws changed in the sense that no one no one now in britain can be extradited against their will to a country without being charged and of course as everybody knows what's significant about julian assange has difficulty is that he's never been charged for of that he is ready to leave the embassy as soon as the

julian assange is reportedly thinking about handing himself into police. he has had a news conference announcing the roche is said to be in talks to buy out chugai. welcome to "the pulse." i am anna edwards. it is 9:00 in london. let's get to our top story. russia and ukraine discuss a cease-fire. foreign minister said he sees no progress on the resolution yet. is ang us on the phone bloomberg news. thank you for joining us. you are in berlin about cousin that is where all of is taking place. we heard from sergey lavrov that there's been no progress on a cease-fire. what progress has been made? said they have had a difficult but reductive talks. -- productive talks which and up without an agreement. they have not reached progress on a cease-fire or resolution of the ukrainian crisis but what the lavrov said has been achieved is not just an the last 24 hours but some days it's progress on controlling the border. slash the russians ukraine the border and progress border andukrainian progress. ensures theressia is no illegal border crossings from its side. sa

issue all we know is that it's corruption related to the australian central bank according to julian assange and this article in the guardian as we've been saying on this show for a year if the central banks. our the the base of the global parasite class and corruption you don't hear about the australian but central bank that often as usually federal reserve bank or bank of england bank of tokyo but here they're involved with a sweeping gag order for the entire country of australia to protect criminal activity racketeering and legend we don't know we don't know what it is as julian assange suggests that it is that we don't know because there's a super injunction there's a gag order you don't ever need to gag the blotching the blotching is there it's an open public ledger for all we all know what it says we don't need any court to say oh you can't tell anybody what's on the block gene you're turning me on right now i gotta say it i've never felt this excited on this show ever i mean i am ready to join whatever it is you're cooking up over there this is sounds exciting where do we begin or we

wiki leaks call founder julian assange has dropped another bombshell this week but his latest revelation was an evolving espionage or government misdeeds but actually concerned his two year voluntary confinement in the ecuadorian embassy in london. but. the. the british authorities are threatening to extradite assam's to sweden the moment he steps outside the embassy he's wanted there over ickes ations of sexual assault with a whistleblower denies the allegations and fears that he will end up in the hands of the u.s. which is hunting him in connection with his revelations so why would he leave not according to his associates it's due to a new law that bans extradition without charges. what's happened here which hasn't been widely reported but is certainly important is that the laws changed regarding the european arrest warrant the laws changed in the sense that no one no one now in britain can be extradited against their will to a country without being charged and of course as everybody knows what's significant about julian assange has difficulty with is that he's never been charged i ki

[ light laughter ] julian assange. well anyways, julian assange, he's in the news. leaving the ecuadorian embassy in london where he's been hiding from criminal charges, apparently, because he's suffering from a vitamin d deficiency from spending two years trapped indoors. [ light laughter ] wait a minute. can we see a photo of julian assange before he went into hiding? [ laughter ] what does he look like now? powder? [ laughter and applause ] i saw that yesterday the 49ers played their first game in the new levi's stadium. it's beautiful. the stadium seats 68,000 people. unless they leave it in the dryer too long, then it only seats 43,000 people. [ laughter ] speaking of football, i read that several of the new york jets players admitted to using the popular dating app tinder to meet women. [ cheers ] yeah, and it turns out a lot of other players and coaches around the nfl also use the app. we actually got a hold of some of their tinder profiles, and some of their -- [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] some of their -- some of their pick up lines are pretty inter

. >>> wikileaks says julian has been running, julian assange did not give details as to when he willve, he is suffering because of a lack of exposure to sunlight. he is fearing being extradited to sweden and julian assange said he also fears he will be sent to the united states and could face the death penalty after publishing information through wikileaks. >>> and she climbed into a giraffe exhibit in a zoo. 24-year-old amanda hall climbed over the fence sunday evening. and 12-foot giraffe kicked her. now zoo officials point out a giraffe could kill a lion and she is very lucky her injuries were not life-threatening. >>> and amazon has already said they want to use their drones to make deliveries until they sign off on safety guidelines. >> boy, the nennigai turtles are everywhere. they were one of the few movies to hold on and the cops opened in third with the expensable theme and they are wiping all movies out. >> they are. $>>>♪ and okay, we are still following breaking news in oakland, firefighter are battling this large fire in oakland and the just condition, a shooting in east

or the last -- for the last two years julian assange has been embassy in ecuadorian in london.dingcables communications about foreign governments in the wars in iraq and afghanistan. he sought asylum in the ecuadorian asylum. that is sure latin america report for this monday. nasa designed a heat shield to protect astronauts returning to mars. running through the atmosphere 20,000 miles per hour. taking a look at the futuristic design that makes it possible when bottom line returns in just a moment. ♪ >> the world's most nb&t sheet will protect mars caps on its first test flight later this year. the main function is to keep the cap so cool as it screens back from deep space through the earth atmosphere at 20,000 miles per hour. it also has to be strong enough to cradle the capsule when it slams into the pacific ocean. ♪ >> "street smart" comes in at the top of the hour. matt miller in for trish regan. on, ihave so much going do not know what to focus on for you. we have the ambassador of bahrain, extremely import and one step away from iraq. --ave the deputy secretarial the pd

. >>> today wikipedia founder julian assange said that he would leave the ecuador embassy in london. julian assange sought asylum at the embassy two years ago to avoid extradition to sweden, where he faces assault and rape charges. >>> the da released a report tal tallying up the cost of children. costs would be lower in rural areas and the south. they are making headlines. let's go back to julie chen live in ferguson. >> thank you so much. we are in ferguson, missouri. demonstrations continue. a number are taking place with a number of different activist groups moving through the streets. law enforcement keeping an eye and grip on developments to avoid a repeat of the weekend's activities. al jazeera correspondent rob reynolds was here last night when the tear gas was dropped and clashes were violent. >> we saw a lot of pushing back by the police. i didn't see fights between police and protesters. the gas thrown, and dramatic movement of armoured vehicles, and police officers on food in riot gear, heavily armed. it was dramatic. we did, of course, get enveloped in clouds of tear gas

. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange will soon leave the ecuadoran embassy he says.that's inland done. assange on the right is reportedly ill. he will leave to seek medical treatment. he's been investigated by u.s. authorities since wikileaks published leaked documents in 2010. he was granted asylum in 2012. he's facing an arrest warn the in sweden over allegations he sexually asauled two women there. assange will likely be arrested the moment he leaves the embassy. >>> representatives from revel are scheduled to appear in bankruptcy court. revel will present new closing dates to a judge. last week aannounced it will close the hotel on september 1st and the casino will shut down september 2nd. this all comes after the casino could not find a buyer after file for bankruptcy for a second time. revel is one of three atlantic city casinos set to close in the coming weeks. the show boat will shut down on august 31st. trump plaza will be closed on september 16th. that means about 8,000 people without jobs this week. a two-day job fair will be held. a maryland casino is hos

today wikipedia founder julian assange says he would leave ecuador's embassy in london, but added it was not because he needed medical treatment. julian assange sought asylum at the embassy to avoid extradition to sweden, where he faces sexual assault and rape allegations. >>> a new report released tallying up the price tag of raising a child. a child born in 2013 will cost $250,000 to raise to aim 18, and that doesn't include tuition. costs will be lower in rural areas and in the urban south. those are the stories making headlines. let's go back to julie chen live in ferguson. >> thank you so much. we are back in ferguson, missouri, where the demonstrations continue, a number are taking police with a number of different activists moving through the streets. law enforcement keeping a firm eye and grip on developments here to prevent a repeat of the weekend's activities. joining us here is al jazeera correspondent rob reynolds who was here last night where the clashes were violent. >> well, we saw a lot of pushing back by the police. i didn't see any fights between police and proteste

. >> we begin in london, where wikipedia founder julian assange said he'll soon leave the ecuadorian embassy, where he has spent the last two years of his listen. he is considering leaving the embassy because the health issues. >> as you can imagine, being detained in various ways in this country without charge for four years and in this embassy for two years, which has no outside area, therefore no sunlight, it is an environment in which any healthy person would find themselves soon enough with certain difficulties. >> julian assange refused to leave the embassy out promises that the u.k. and sweden will not extradite him to the united states, to face questions in connection with chelsea manning's wikipedia disclosure. >> next health officials concerned about ebola, 17 patients with ebola went missing after a quarantine center was attacked. looters sold mat riss and sheets soaked with blood and fluid. the poor neighbourhood is populated with 50,000 people. liberia's health minister called the attack and looting one of the stupidest thing he has seen. >> we end near the border where

results on the private autopsy of michael brown bring even more anger. >>> wikileaks founder julian assangeill walk out of an embassy in london. why now? >>> landmark bid. the controversial sultan of brunei attempting to buy new york city's hotel. sparking outcry over human rights violations in his

a visibly frail julian assange says he's a ready to leave his refuge in london but his supporters say only when police lift a multi-million two year old blockade and guarantee him safe passage. and the first russian trucks carrying humanitarian aid at the ukrainian border checkpoint are ready to go but with little progress made towards a cease fire.

julian assange sought asylum in the ecuadorian embassy over another legal issue. he doesn't want to be extradited to sweden for questioning in a sexual assault case. caroline hyde is outside the embassy now and joins us with more. what can you tell us about julian and his hideout there? extraordinary scene. i am about a stone's throw away from the department store luxury harrods in central london. media, police are camped outside the ecuadorian embassy, waiting to get a glimpse of julian assange. will it happen today or tomorrow? we're not sure. but we understand potentially due to his ill health, this is why he will eventually leave. why he was confined. he faces perhaps immediate deporting to sweden where he faces allegations of sexual assault dating back some four years. that is why he has been here for two years, trying to avoid that the tension. the key areas, what he says he really faces is being sent back whene united states wikileaks did leak thousands of documents, classified documents, of the united states and its interactions with other governments, int

a visibly frail julian assange says he's ready to leave his refuge in london but his supporters say only when police lived among two million two year old blockades and guarantee safe passage. as soon as. he was lovable ferguson becomes even more militarized as the national guard is deployed to help and happily armed police tackle protesters outraged over the shooting of a fine officer. and other for his russian drug staring humanitarian aid at the ukrainian border checkpoint ready to go but with little progress made toward the scene.

. >> any moment a major announce from wikileaks julian assange. we'll bring it to you live as it happens. >> your kids ignore your calls and your text messages? meet the mom who created this simple app to make sure this never happens again. >> and we thank her. >> that was elisabeth's voice. mornings are better with friends. >> look who's back from vacation. >> great to see you. >> i leave a couple of days and all heck breaks loose. >> all week it's bee slow-brewing real problem. in fact, ferguson has become international news. >> the national guard has been called into ferguson, missouri, to restore peace after another night of chaos. look at that. [sirens] >>> we believe those flares were actually fireworks set off by protesters. heather childers has the breaking news. >> we've been following this story all morning. the national guard set to arrive later this morning. this was the scene just before midnight. the curfew went into effect at that hour, and this is the second straight night for the curfew. but you can see police firing tear gas into

. >>> and julian assange may be considering surrender. he has been holed uin paris for two years and needs treatment for heart and lung problems. he has been investigated by u.s. authorities since wikeaks had classified documentsnd wanted in sweden for sexual offices. >>> and in the angeles national forest, a wildfire. fire crews are facing intense heat and parched, rugged terrain. the fire is just 5% contained. >>> a much different scene in parts of arkansas. severe storms zrenched the little rock area yesterday, triggering flooding up to the doorsteps at an apartment complex. residents were forced to evacuate. thousands of people lost pouwer. >>> and time for today's weather. heavy rain from florida up into the ohio valley with more showers for the upper midwest. and a band of thunderstorms that stretches from the texas gulf coast up into the colorado rockies. >>> temperatures today. it's looking a lot more like august across the country in the 80s and 90s. up and into the triple digits in the southwest. but only the 70s in new england

. >>> wikileaks founder julian assange has spent more than two years living in the ecuadorian embassy in london. he's wanted for questioning over alleged sexual assaults and faces arrests if he leaves the embassy. but he said he will leave soon. assange leaked classified u.s. documents on the internet. he did not provide specifics of his plans. but a spokesperson for wikileaks explained that he would not be leaving immediately. assange said living inside the embassy has not been easy. >> it is an environment in which any healthy person would find themselves soon enough with certain difficulties. >> police have maintained a presence outside the embassy around the clock. they say they will arrest assange if he sets foot inside. police want to speak with assange about charges of sexual assault in sweden. they arrested him when he was visiting london four years ago. a british court ordered his extradition to sweden. but assange got out on bail, was granted asylum by ecuador and took refuge in the embassy. >>> staff at the japanese >>> police in thailand are a step closer to understanding

there you see julian assange, the controversial figure behind wikipedia is making an appearance in front of the press, let's listen though what he has to say. >> now an under has developed... date >> nairobi is my city, well perhaps not exactly.