it was all lies. suddenly everyone knew about which leaks n julianna songs. but what it was so shocking, it was picked up by most international media outlets. it may be west look bad, so the homes was on and eventually the source was exposed. and american soldier at the time called bradley manning and later chelsea after his transition. well, he leaves around $0.75 to military and diplomatic documents. my name was court martialed and convicted of espionage among other charges and jailed by us authorities. a funny time, it was a tough a year for the us as with the leaks delivered, another bomb shell. and that one really blew the lid on the true scale of devastation caused by the american military's actions abroad. the iraq and i've gotten more diaries, became a sensation, the rock files revealing a huge stuff. so as well as cases of abuse and torture by us led coalition forces to the reports detail 109000 32 deaths in a rock comprised of 66081 civilians. 23984 enemy. those labeled as insurgents. 15196 host nation rocky government forces and 3771 friendly coali

i saw the full freedom supporters of julianna sons' outside the u. k. fi court as a legal team make a final effort to stop the wisdom to. busy from being expedited to the us, where he's phases of 175 years in prison for exposing america that the split the or what considering a coverage of the latest trends should shaping the world right now. welcome to our, the international i a michael question. now russian forces are advancing a on the bottom of the field and have now taking the key location and the costs and region. and that's according to the nation's defense minister. and his report to president vladimir putin. according to this issue, the village of cranky has been cleared and our forces are standing all along the river bank. it's not just an observation point. our troops are stationed, they're operating at maximum efficiency, and some individual enemies soldiers remain on the left bank of the deep river. we are working on that they are being offered a chance to surrender for more thoughts here from the bible. seals in the next republic, city o

julianna and madison baldwin. the prosecutor even laying out why they believe jennifer crumbley acted grossly negligent, because a day before the shooting, she received a message from school leaders, teachers were concerned that ethan crumbley was looking up ammunition on his cell phone, the day of the shooting, jennifer crumbley and her husband james who is expected to go on trial next month, were called to the school because of a disturbing drawing that had an image of a gun and blood and the message, the thoughts won't stop, please help me, on a work sheet. but jennifer crumbley chose to leave her son in school that day instead of taking him home. by contrast, the defense has argued that jennifer crumbley had no way of preventing what happened at oxford high school that day, that her son's actions were not foreseeable. so any minute we should learn whether or not jennifer crumbley will be found guilty of these four counts of involuntary manslaughter. no matter the outcome, the prosecutor said on friday a guilty

who would explain that case why they want julianna's sons to be tried in the united states? use bucket mosse reporting that from london. so now he is considered hollywood royalty with a body of works funding decades and of the 4 si feature films. and so it seems like the 1st thing that most in school safety should be handed an honorary golden barrel . was that his lifetime achievement? this is vile and film festival, the bell, and all a his looks now at his partner pioneering work and his career. your suicide, you jump through. you didn't tell him to leave to go. i told him the martin scorsese's latest film killers of the flower moon. robert de niro and leon order dicaprio are out to murder wealthy members of the osage native american tribes. it's a true story with the hallmarks of square says these 5 decades film career humanity is violent darkseid, and the glimmer of love's power to redeem. i don't know what she said unless min indian for answer. 2 it's a special film for me, and i, i hope i learn something from it. the movies nominated for 10 academy awards, including bes

. >> julianna is a former federal reserve member and julia, when you look at the inflation issue that we are taking a look at today, the surprise that hit wall street, how do you pair that against a strong economy? is it going to erase some of the optimism that has been seeping into markets? >> i was just a staff member, not a board member, but the market has been in a mood of very significant mood swings all through last year and they will continue this year. january data in particular is more subject than the usual two of noise. it is not surprising that a market already feeling bearish man with this upside surprise. we are less concerned that this is going to mean the fed will never cut rates or that the economy is the economy is accelerating in an inflationary way. productivity has been really strong. that is what led growth to be strong even as inflation moderated. companies seemed convinced. but it is not inflationary. we are confident that we will see inflation moderate, but the market is going to need more hard data showing that before anybody is ready to pull the trigger. >>

k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on seal. charging him was one count of computer intrusion. he was sentenced to 50 weeks and bill mars prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation. and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition here and can pull it from the in june 2020, the us department of justice issued update to to 18 count indictment in phase trial in the us government. it would face a sentence of a $175.00 pieces in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case after reviewing the evidence. on the 4th of january 2021 judge, correct sir. rule the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. you know, to the 2021 in a 2 day appeal, but the us few k churches safer to see us went over to the decision to expedite to search the april 2022, westminster magistrates cooled formally issued extra dikes and some 8 weeks later, you okay. set good. pr

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k. police entered the embassy of ecuador and forcibly carried julianna's sage out of the building and took him away in advance. on the same day, the us indictment against him was on sale. charging him with one count of computer intrusion, he was sentenced to 50 weeks and bellmarks prison. in the same month, sweden reopened the sexual assault investigation and the us filed 70 new charges against the in february 2020. the extradition here in the criminal court. the in june 2022, the us department of justice issued updated 18 count indictment. if the face trial in the us this phone cover, it would face a sentence of a 175 years in prison. in november 2020 sweden dropped the rape case. after reviewing the evidence. on the 4th of january 2021 judge could rates or rule, the sage could not be extradited due to his mental health and risk of suicide. in october, 2020 in a 2 day appeal, but the u. s. u k. judge is safe to see us went over to the decision not to expedite consumers today, pool 2022, westminster magistrates quote. formerly issued to extra dykes is 8 weeks later. ok, i'm secretary

it's so good to have you with the face of what's upload. julianna's sondra remains in limbo, judges of a new case hi, cool and have yet to make a ruling. what is the final appeal against extradition to the united states? the wiki least founder is wanted states side for publishing, secret, military and diplomatic files. if convicted, he faces 175 years in prison to protest as crowding outside the quote in london, demanding the immediate release of the 52 year old australian silence was reportedly feeling unwell preventing him from appearing at the hearing on tuesday. this close family members joined the makeshift stage outside the building, craving he's been persecuted since before revealing the truth. how the side of the us pace is rely on lines. the policy they say, don't questing these lines because that will defend our online. they have to admit that what they're doing is criminalizing journalism is personalizing literally, and they're persecuting the journalist who expose them. julia has ran over 14 years in one form of incarceration, or, and of you go to advance all of julian's hu

julianna, and justin shilling. >> there were several family members of the victims of the school shooting verdict but every single day of this trial, listening to all the evidence, listening to the testimony, the closing arguments. you can see that sense of relief when the verdict finally came down, they got those guilty verdicts. >> justin's father was in the courtroom when the verdict was read. >> it's not really a good feeling. it's not really about winning or losing. it's about making it apparent that, you know, this has to stop. >> byron: the family saying they hope this verdict sends a message. >> our children are never coming home. and everything that we're doing right now is focused on forcing account ability across the board. it's not a matter of if this happens again, it's a matter of when. >> byron: the case becoming a battleground in the debate over parental responsibility amid america's gun epidemic and school shootings. >> we've seen cases like the virginia 6-year-old who shot their teacher and the parent was held liable in some regard. in the highland park case where the fa

julianna, it's justice for his daughter hannah. anything you want to say to the jury >> just thank you for using common sense >> reporter: jennifer crumbley's trial may be over, but her husband's is still to come james crumbley's trial is set to begin on march 5th he also is charged with four counts of involuntary manslaughter, and when jennifer crumbley is sentenced in april she faces up to 15 years in prison per count back to you. >> plagymaggie, thank you. >>> in idaho, a judge is rejecting bryan kohberger's motion to dismiss his indictment the students were found stabbed to death in 2022 prosecutors are seeking a trial date for this summer >>> it's now been four months since hamas attacked israel in a vicious assault on both army bases and civilian communities, killing more than a thousand the israeli response has been merciless, with nearly 35,000 dead or missing palestinians, according to gaza authorities. this morning, though, there appears to be slow progress toward the deal between israel and hamas. for more, let's go live

and attention to the julianna's son's case. and now free speech is essential to all he's faced. $45000000.00 worth of paintings in jeopardy, depending on whether a song stays a live, the because the because sodium brand and a warm sullivan to many. and i was, and i did see scenes to pretty aids in degrees of left for me to the sky. and if we can discuss the culture platform, resolved that anybody can resolve in the idea of which the .

reputation has suffered, along with his how many people believe things that are simply not true about julianna's or about what this case is about. we just recently published a series of corrections of common misconceptions in the case for us precisely. this reason, it's much harder to try to correct people's opinions to show them when they have been exposed to untrue information or information taken out of context. the end result is that it enables discontinued prosecution of a publisher for publishing information in the public interest in treating the funds is famous for and exposing the american empire and exposing the was enough going it's done in iraq. but actually i think he's shouldn't be famous for exposing the west the media. many of the done this which what for the last 6 figured deals of books deals and fail. and none of them were at the hearings the high for so it's a true the perfect story. this is a legal story, least with presidential politics in 2017, the obama administration part and chelsea mat. julian assange is primary source for his biggest leaks and decided not to charge ass

when a pillory was high, bushing song is around the present to see stitching your magic flows by julianna's, aren't you? well, what we do now is a kind of a hard drive. they certainly have nothing to do with brushes. there was no rush and asking if the d n c computer is going on, everybody knows that out. but it will get struggle to work, to comply with rush or what, but any signs is any way elected, particularly if it was the same story, then they do it. there's a way of reducing the overton windows or they take minds of the fact that by the democrats and republicans in the country, the idea of in the united states, america are destroying not just the united states of america or anywhere else they've got to. but they're destroying the climate to hey, how doing the conversation he's never allowed to drift to best buy so rusher bowed, yet is perfect. you're always punches on. now it's the immigrants, it's going to, it's the border now and about how this is usual. it's always different goods, it's the mexicans of the gods a mile on. so bear with door and so that much the school and the jews d

this run, the president said stitching your magic flows by julianna's, aren't you? well, what we do now is a kind of a hard drive. they certainly have nothing to do with brushes. there was no russian backing up. the d n. c competes is going on. everybody knows the out, but it will get struggle to work with rush or what, but any signs is any way elected, particularly if it was the same story. they do it as a way of reducing the overton windows or they take minds of the fact that by the democrats and republicans in the country, the idea of in the united states of america are destroying not just the united states of america or anywhere else. they've got to, but they're destroying the climate. hey, how doing. and the conversation is never allowed to drift to that, but so russia bowed. yes. is perfect. you're always going to sound. now it's the immigrants, it's going to is the border now about how this is usual. it's always a records. it's the mexicans of the gods a mile on sort of a window room. so the motion of school on the jews doesn't matter. no, it's so long as you

so 3, julianna's saw hundreds of campaigners and supporters of which he takes co founder duty and the phones have gathered here outside the high schools in central london, a little bit, coding a di x. now this is the critical food i have in full julian. astrology is attend to expedition to the united states. now this cool case like spot 220102011. when june, amazon's published i drove of documents which were available. real crimes or let's move crimes, which is i was committed by the united states in both iraq, afghanistan, and now washington, bridgeport says the publication of those documents that serve in person now in the field at risk. well mister histones, he says that he actually spoke to the united states a will offer another organization was sent to publish these documents. now for campaign is on for the press freedom organizations on here. this is a critical pool. this is a cold case that is not just about duty and the phone for that is about the rights for people to publish. information by is in the pro, the public interest. that is saying that this is an attack on press. fr

julianna event at the white house. and it was a really special event. she did not wear her wedding dress, but we did many things that were very similar to the actual in texas with the same flowers and the largest wedding she chose to have the marine band play. and it was really an old fashioned, traditional white house event. and bush said, you know, many of the people, many of the schoolteachers, that jenna's taught with would probably rather come to a white house event anyway than go to a tent in texas. and it was superficial, old friends, their closest that were members of congress, came extended family came. and it was really special to see the president. mrs. bush so relax and, you know there was a moment where, oh we had the president's time for you to do the first dance with janet. and he is like, i've already done the first dance. don't tell me we're doing another one, but we a lot of fun, very relaxed, lighthearted moments with that event and. everyone who loved dancing to the marine in the east room, it was really it was a special event to the

so suffice some people don't care about julianna's saw, it may not like too many phones, but they should understand that regardless of the situation, impact as all it's about all of our right now. the next step, the is really journalists taking a plausible case of genocide and putting a positive spin on it. initially is reading news outlets maintained a near total silence on the atrocities and the mistreatment of palestinians in gaza . more recent reporting deals with that topic in an ugly way. target enough is here with more to is ready documentary broad costs this week provide a window into the abuse and torture suffered by palestinian prison is abducted in garza. i'm the district of innovation that passes for john live. i'm on his way. the tv 1st up, the right wing news outlets. channel 1400, some old little included loving the 1st of all of the jet and the kind of the for the entire image. and it's reports, we see the interrogation, i'm assuming the ation of protest and in captive who we are told her mouth operative. of course, none of these men have been given a trial and the thresh

more next on the whistle blowers take on the let's say your supporter of julianna's search. let's say that you decided to go visit julian hassan when he was in the for dorian embassy in london. and let's say that you're an american citizen. what you would have done would be to go to the for, during embassy, give the person at the front desk, your id, and then turn over your cell phone. know, electronic devices are louder and embassies after all. but as it turns out, actually during authorities were allegedly working with the c, i a to download all of the information on every cell phone, from every visitor to us on, at the embassy that included american citizens. and now they are arguing in court that their constitutional rights were violated. i'm john kerry. ok, welcome to the whistle blowers the . 2 2 2 2 2 the most court cases against the c, i a, the agencies lawyer simply walk into the court and say, the magic words, national security and the case was dismissed. that happens all the time. but that hasn't happened in this case. in december of federal judge in new york rule

so 3, julianna's, it's k is an admission by the united states, but they now criminalize investigative journalism. it's an attack on all journalists all over the world. it's an attack on the truth, and it's with an attack on the public right to know, hundreds of campaigners and supporters of which edicts pro found a duty in the phones of gathered here outside the high schools in central london coding a di x. now this is the critical to day here, savings full julian assigned to attend to expedition to the united states. now this cool case like spot 220102011. when june, amazon's published i drove of documents which were available real crimes or legible crimes, which is i was committed by the united states and both iraq and afghanistan, campaigners and for the press freedom organizations. uh hey, uh, this is a chris, a cool, cool. this is a cool guy said it's not just about to didn't it sounds what it is about the rights for people to publish information by is in the pro, the public interest that they're saying that this is an attack on press freedom, exposing things which might be the o

building is the 2nd on the final day of hearings on whether to extra dine dealt with the beloved julianna's songs to the us on espionage charges. the 1st session took place behind closed doors on tuesday, speaking outside the cold house, the parents editor in chief of which he likes to live a diamond assessment of the lines mock trial. the smallest and most important word on the right has no meaning else to the to the campaign is on for 4th. is that with you to find a duty in the phones in the 2nd and final day of his hearing against his potential expedition to the united states. now this some said somebody residing in the ad because of the verdict that could be delivered today. and we've spoken to his supporters over the course of the policy you guys say of call sounds over whether the british establishment cool, having the definitive a justice. i've seen them on who is strong and they got ready to change the world with true to mom who's colorless, depressed, really, very, very low on, on, terrified, really what's going on is a secure take julian until he ends his life through his health,

so, 3, julianna's, this case is an admission by the united states that they now criminalize investigative journalism. it's an attack on all just analysts all over the world. it's an attack on the truth, and it's with an attack on the public right to know, hundreds of campaigners and supporters of which the co founder duty and the phones of gathered here outside the high coats in central london bay, according a di x. now this is the critical food i have been told you didn't a sanches potential expedition to the united states. now this cool case like spark to 2010 in 2011. when june, amazon's published, i drove of documents which were available real crimes or legible crimes, which is a little committed by the united states in both iraq and afghanistan. and now, so campaigners and for the press freedom organizations. uh hey, uh, this is a chris, a cool, cool. this is a cold case. it is not just about duty and the phone for the is about the rights for people to publish. information by is in the product, public interest, that's nice. i can, but this is an attack on press freedom for campaign i

now is the 2nd and final day of hearings that are on whether to expedite is joad whistleblower julianna's songs to the us on espionage charges. the 1st session took place behind closed doors on tuesday, speaking outside the court house, the car into editor in chief of which he likes the wicked expel of a dazzling assessments of the land locked while. ready that i am on the whole is the most important word is what do you call on open just on the right has no meaning else to do. the campaign is on for 4th is up with you to co founder duty and the phones in the 2nd and final day of his hearing against his potential expedition to the united states. now this some said somebody residing in the ad because of the verdict that could be delivered today. and we've spoken to his supporters over the course of the policy you guys say of call south side or whether the british establishment. cool. having the definitive a justice, i've seen them on who is strong and they got ready to change the world with truth and who's depressed really, very, very low. and i'm terrified that really what's going on is a

you know, the news, the final day of uploads herring's on whether to expedite the whistle blower, julianna's sons to the us as well. so without any decision being announced, correspondence the sweeney was on location in the sense of this report. we've not reached the end of the 2 day co, henry interfere data. so i'll just pretend to expedition to the united states where he fight said 175 years in prison under the espionage ok. now his defense team, his lawyers all getting cold that say the just isn't the original case, have not taken properly into consideration a legit call cooktop in the white house. the with the say i to assassinate the service owns on the streets of london. they said that this call serious bounce over the insurance is given by the united states about his health and wellbeing. should he be expedited? these assurances have been dismissed by obviously international as not worth the paper does say all written on. now there's been, uh, there is free to taking place now behind us from a, a range of sound. you suppose, as we've heard about, the judges have deferred. that decisio

and john ad julianna's really last to another friend after losing daniel ellsberg last year. so john pilcher did what western governments pretend journalism journalist should do. they say they defend freedom of the press, but never want them to really do because when they really do, they start to condemn the declassified. you carry out a piece of the day about certain documents that have been declassified. british government documents that showed the jump told you were certainly on their radar and they were, they were upset with him. they didn't like what he was doing and they want to do whatever they can and how you're going to put jump builder in jail. right. so they got julia saunders in jail now you couldn't put pilcher in jail, but you can get them fired or blackballed and blacklisted away from the main stream . he was a star report, a growing up at the mirror and he and in cinema and on television. and they found a way to silence him. and i was happy that the consortium is one of the outlets that he was able to continue to credibly put forward work right up until the la

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julianna on november 30th, 2021. >> at the very end you can see the beginning, that's madison baldwin walking up the hallway. >> reporter: the prosecution this week retracing jennifer crumbley's steps as she made her way to the sheriff's department after her son was arrested. >> why? why? >> i love you, i love you, i love you. >> reporter: on thursday crumbley described what her son said back to her. >> when we were at the substation i asked my son why and he said because i just did. >> reporter: jennifer's husband james crumbley is scheduled to go to trial on the same charges in early march. he too has pleaded not guilty. and court will reconvene first thing tomorrow morning. now it's cross-examination by the prosecutor to jennifer crumbley. it is going to be aggressive. it could be scathing. will she stand up to that prosecutor, because it will be the other side of the story. >> just an extreme case. jean, thanks for that report. >>> just ahead defense secretary lloyd austin taking questions from reporters for the first time since his controversial hospitalization. the latest detail