the world has never seen such productions of romeo and juliet.v. juliet burst into tears, she felt so sorry for herself, i thought, what kind of love, tenderness, romance they have there, but for me, just, mother, let me eat, well, let me eat, my husband came home from work, i said: “vova, let’s go with you.” live like romeo, juliet, huh? he says, come on, i’ve been wanting to kill your brother for a long time.” for the second year he won’t give 5.00 rubles. i say: “vova, you don’t understand, romeo loved juliet so much that he poisoned himself for her.” he says: “i almost i was poisoned by your dirty cabbage rolls, i told you, they cost 3 days, let’s give it to the cat." you say, no, eat it yourself, i feel sorry for the cat. i say: “vova, what does cabbage rolls have to do with it, i ’m telling you about romance, juliet, so as not to go out married count paris, drank a special composition, after which a person seems dead, he says: yes, i know this composition, 50 g of vodka, 50 g of beer, repeats 10 times, no, you know how romantically they got

they were kind of a romeo and juliet couple, trying to run away together. and the tragedy of it all going so terribly wrong. they were kind of a romeo and juliet couple. trying to run away together. in the tragedy of it all going so terribly wrong. >> a mystery hiding in a lake. >> i remember it being so unbelievable, that a plane has landed in our families like. >> a couple of young people on. >> we're trying to locate with fish finders. >> they found it, and her. >> she was a pretty girl. >> some of her long hair was caught in the door. >> she looked like she was actually sleeping. >> but where was the pilot? >> they were pretty sure he was heading to mexico. >> i can remember getting calls to interpol even. >> 24 years later, a woman uncovers a little white lie. >> he said that he was actually 43. i was like, so what else have you lied to me about? >> was he a monster? was he romeo? you just don't know. and those are the best stories, aren't they? >> now, we hear his version of the story. you're the only person on the planet who knows the truth. it is, i

the, the, it's a challenge for freedom, a supporters of juliet songs outside the u. k. 's high court as legal team making the final effort to stop the whistleblower from being expedited to america. but he faces 175 years in prison or for exposing washington's 30 secret russian forces, taking another front line town on the battlefield. following this week, the capture of, of do you have now is pushing ukraine even further back in the heart of san reach. and more details emerging of a tragic killing of a 6 year old girl in gossip buys, riley soldiers, audio is released of a desperate phone call. she made in her final moments the top stories of the day end of the week. it's time for the traditional sunday weekly program here on out to you to the face off with the julian hassan. that remains in the balance judge is that the case high school would have yet to make a ruling on his final appeal against extradition to the united states. the way he these founder is, wanted states, side by publishing, secret military and diplomatic files. and then in from us, the video of an apac

juliet, what's wrong with your face? what's wrong with my face?e me. who will quit? romeo? yes, that is, no, that is, mine, roma, you know, what are you talking about? you know, i saw i won’t tolerate hamlet on one leg, nina zarechnaya before retirement, but i won’t tolerate juliet with dumplings instead of lips, get out of here, i ’m removing you from this role, as you can, i , i. rehearsed, you have no one to replace me, but anyone can replace you, anyone, you know, well, i don’t know, well, here you are, a girl with a goat, you, you, you, you know the text, read something, something- somehow, i have no control over what i own, my love has no bottom, and kindness is like the expanse of the sea, the more i spend, the more boundless and richer i become. here, here, and you get out of here, since you decided to exchange the innovative production of a great play for this dull family life of yours, everyone go, please, imagine, i found it in my pay, well, it’s just class, so some kind of office intercepted it from me , at what time should we send wit

they certainly haven't shown such sentiments towards juliet saw ship. allison, who has and is risking his life with the freedom of the press. so let's have a look. he bravely stood up to the corruption, the violence, all the bad things of getting arrested, prosecuted for forever to crimes. he says that the prison just held him nice solutions in prison. he was a powerful voice for the truth. the alexis of all me, has been a brave leader who stood up against corruption and a talk or sing. he died for which he dedicated his whole life freedom. the world has lost freedom fighters in alex said nobody was a reminder of the extraordinary brutality and his government. the i would argue that it's closer to me in the high tech terrorist massages and nurses who has created nothing of value utilize on the dirty work of others to make himself famous. he has to answer for what he, how is, has done is this guy is a traitor, a treason, and i'm not for the death penalty. so if i'm not the only way to do it illegally shoot the son of a or the . yeah, this is all the inte

, in the finale there is a three-minute scene where everyone comes to the grave as if to romeo julietthen leave, all the rooms in which all the action took place are lined up and the characters seem to leave on this train, this is such a large-scale performance that they board and leave on a train, it lasts 3 minutes and to the music, yes, nothing else happens, at that moment everyone stands up, the audience begins to applaud, then they let them go. hands, but remain standing, there was such a moment, probably a couple of times, and we were planning what these 3 minutes are, this minute silence, that’s when yes, i tell the actors, that’s when you achieve that all the spectators will stand up at this moment, but will not applaud, that is, they will not understand that this is the finale, bow to you, and that you have to stand up, this means success, in some three or four premieres this happened, for me it was, of course, i even stood up myself, that’s why... i felt somehow pleased that at least someone understood me there true, a couple of people stood up first, and then the whole audi

so if juliet assigned is convicted, then every national security journalist in america is liable to be prosecuted under the espionage. they're not committing espn, i, they're committing journalism. so what's the goal? there is the goal to lock up your journalists in direct contravention of the constitution. and the justice department has become to vociferous candidates in its attempts to go after people that they deem to be leaders. now i think where the justice department is in danger of losing the case is they've also accused julian, a subject computer hack. and there's literally no evidence that he asked anybody to hack into anything. i think it's clear that julian is a publisher and a journalist and that's what's going to come out of the trial. i'm sorry to say that i don't believe anybody will be brought to justice. the decisions have already been made, for example, not to prosecute the the army personnel involved in the killing of reuters journalist and iraqi civilians in baghdad. in what became known as the iraq war video, the, the, the killing video. now the statute of limitati

another one , also quite a strange mask, heavy for me, which he received as a gift from the great julietes, that was the answer, well , the girl had good taste, that... katya, but there besides, that means, in general, these are very personal, personal things, personal attachments, although what are we talking about now let's say further, there was also a personal interest, but sergei vladimirovich has completely unique things, the needlework of maria fedovna, the wife of pavel petrovich, that is, the tsar, the emperor, yes, paul i, she was a great needlewoman, which means this thing, this is on blue silk, the silk has faded a little, here. cut out of paper, which means a drawing pasted on, applied, but she was a great needlewoman, and even cut out medals, cups on lathes, and ekaterina alekseevna, her mother-in-law, yes, this is empress catherine the second, she kept saying that you are taking away work from the mint, you do it all so brilliantly, but this is such a unique thing, which means sergei vladimich has in his collection, and also a wonderful panorama of nevsky prospect of st. p

the, the, the, the, it's a challenge for freedom, supporters of juliet song, outside of you guys high court because his legal team makes of final effort to stop that was the for being expedited to the us. that's where he faces 175 years in prison, for exposing america's ability secret. russian forces taking another front line town on the battlefield following last week. the capture of idea of cost at this time pushing the ukraine even further back from the heart of san reach. for details emerging of the tragic killing of a 6 year old girl in gauze advise writing forces as audio is released of a desperate phone call. she may didn't have find on scrapping the sanctions. the echo watch block of west african nations says it's lifting old restrictive measures against bob, molly, but acute of 5. so i need to air off the months of pensions. comes off of the trio of states of trucking. so quick the group, the we are covering the world life from las go with the top stories of this our end of the week. it's so good to have you with the face of what's upload. julianna's sondra remains in limbo,

the last one was about romeo and juliet. here's the first draft, we are just like romeo and juliet.lly just read the play, why do we let teenagers read this? it's a sad story, that's why. it's a sad story. the go beatles i like this. >> stephen: here's a nice ca card! like the beatles said, all you need is love, but here's the first draft. like the beatles said, suddenly -- elementary penguins singing hare krishna, they had some good drugs. what do you -- are we giving each other presents? no, good very good. because you said we weren't. >> and we are not. >> stephen: and i didn't. did you get anything for me? >> yes i did. thank you, they were lovely. >> stephen: you're welcome. had to drag that out of you... [laughter] there's a science one, happy valentine's day, our love is like the universe, always expanding. >> suites buried >> stephen: but the first draft said happy valentine's day, our love is like universe, it's been 13.7 billion years since we had a big bang. [cheers and applause] evie mcghee, everybody! we will be right back with mark wahlberg! [cheers and applause] so be

hi, juliet. >> hi, kristen. very nice to speak to you. >> what is the mission behind the standard's opinion section? >> sure. i'm i'm really looking forward to creating a space where we can have a dialog, as you said, about a lot of the issues that are facing the city. but also a place where people can provide proposed solutions and discuss and debate those. um, there's a lot going on in our city and our community, and so i hope that this is a place where people can really debate and discuss different topics. >> i imagine some of the essays might start with a complaint or a problem, but the goal is not just to stay there, but to move forward to solutions and discussion. all right, so why launch this section now? >> so, um, sure. well, the standard is only a couple of years old, and it takes a long time to build out a newsroom. and this is a new thing that, um, we decided to add. i joined the team at the end of last year, and it's a great time to launch an opinion section, given that it's an election year and the

to get into a movie, the ability to love , for example juliet, because how old was she, you know, 14re you, 16, lord, what age? well, do you know how to love? yes, very good, oh, i love it, i love life and nature. oh, no, i mean young man, do you have one? well, yes, do you like it? yes, sure. and what are you telling him? the fact that i love him is that he is the whole world to me. he's like a cloud i can lie down on. thank you, applause, alexander vasilyevich, but if the movie is still about our program, then you already have one candidate for the role of presenter. yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. hello, my name is kira, who do you think is the coolest actor with whom you would like to collaborate? unfortunately, your generation knows very little about russian cinema, and the cinema of the post-soviet space, it’s a pity, because i’ve had real stars act in my films, simply. stars, well, yes, yes, maybe you saw the white sun of the desert, anyone saw the picture, didn’t you see the movie, saw how your name is yegor, comrade, a real comrade , and there’s kuznetsov, who played this sold

, juliet, look, beauty, that’s all, that’s all, that's it, that's it.t without any perspective, so they don’t try, they only work for a salary, well, anything can happen, yes, that’s understandable, but what am i i’ll say that i couldn’t find the freaks who kicked, sorry, katyusha, does it happen? okay, i’ll help you, like vadim, but i’ll give you a lift somehow, yeah, we’ll just pass through the pharmacy , we need to buy some medicine, okay, let’s go, let’s go, it’s a real pleasure. plays in every new facet, reveals itself in elusive nuances of subtle taste, unique blend, author's roasting, jardin original oro , the pleasure to feel multifaceted , this is an ordinary house, this is the gavrilovs' apartment, mom, look, mom katya is a teacher, dad maxim is a fireman, the gavrilovs honor traditions, their new neighbors are modern people, yura is an it developer, alena is a designer, gavrilov has a hot dog, the guys have a dog, they are so different, but there is something that unites them, vtb, everything will work out, this is a radu show, a sale on a na

tom holland's going to star in a western production of romeo and juliet later this year. islander tasha guri has been chatting to newsbeat about life with a cochlear implant — a small device which can help some people who are deaf or hard of hearing. she's trying to break the stigma of how people talk when they take theirs off, by posting hers on tiktok. it is great. they might not want to go on love island and wear a cochlear implant — you can do it. tonight, i'm going to leave you with ten seconds of wrong direction, as drivers in edinburgh say satnavs keep sending them down this set of steps. they didn't used to be steps, by the way. it's happened an awful lot, lately. thankfully, the council are popping up bollards soon. which way�*s the way out...? hello, and welcome to sportsday. i'm marc edwards. coming up on the programme: it'sjubilantjordan at the asian cup as they stun south korea to reach their first—ever final. it's misery for murray in marseille, though, as the former world number one suffers another first—round exit. and — fury�*s forgiven — oleksandr usyk h

month, the police detained a group of around between 2 reporters of the same process of ordering, juliet, and of all, naya, the widow of the late russian position the next day. and a bony has demanded that russian authorities release his body for burial. and his 6 minute video and youtube, she accused of precedence loud enough within of holding her house bonds for the hostage. she also questioned the persons often professed the christian faith. the only one that causes her mazda around the health industry says almost 100 people have been killed in overnighted, strikes across kaiser, bringing the total debt total, nearly 30000 up to almost between 2 weeks of war that happened as ease rouse. spite . chief is in paris, will cease by ourselves with us top of egypt. now jump on low, make us have voted to legalize that possession and controlled cultivation of cannabis. people will soon be allowed to grow a few plants at home and possess up to 25 grams in public. the government hopes that legislation will reduce the power of the black markets and drug related crime by the initiates of phase con

republicans in the us senate, the 82 year old said it was time for a new generation to take over the juliet novel, naya the widow of russian opposition leader alexi. nev only has told the european parliament that president prudent must be held to account for what he has done to russia to ukraine and to her husband. come off, the leader is smile. he has accused is real and deliberately starving people in the north of gaza and said a moss was ready to continue fighting. he said, the militant group withdrawing flexibility and cease fire. negotiate on negotiations with israel. don't forget, you can always get dw news on the go, just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news. plus there's a lot of analysis and background from our correspondence around the globe. and this live feed, you're watching right now. it's also on there, only one click away. the next step, dw, is program planted, a looks at how old ships are torn apart, often illegally in south asia. wel

i mean, i mean i juliet, i mean i love nature to your the so you know, that is what i did best and we'd really well hope to see it. but if i'm testing up, find out later tonight, it really is entry file that was during list assumption on my end, which on and thank you so much i. it is dw news from berlin up next doc film looks at people smuggling in west africa and the similarities with the 16th century slave trade. we'll have more news for you at the top of the next hour and a half to see that the ice cold b. jessica new, an expedition ventures on 2 places that no one has the climate research in the ice, the dos much the on the w, the.

juliet's other books have dealt with american foreign-policy. she is a crater host and executive producer of the podcast in plain sight. please join me in welcoming sam freeman and julia. >> [ applause ] >> hello, everyone. i am pleased to be here with you tonight protonic, braddock, for stealing the father of all of my notes here in your introduction. i think that sam's book is so rich that we have lots to talk about especially with your participation. i know that many of you were sam's students. i am sure that i will try to call on you if you stick the hand up really high. we will talk about 25 or 30 minutes before we open it up to questions from the audience. let me say that brad skipped over something. he mentioned sam's nine other books. that is nine other books. this is a very prolific writer and reporter, who has written about contemporary american life in so many different facets. i am really honored to have spent the last three weeks, in the mornings, reading your books, sam. congratulations for bringing the story to life a story that i

of all these wife, juliet pneumonia, ion has accused the russian president of killing her husband in talks with you officials, she called for more support to be given to those opposing routine in russia. ukraine's president, for a lot of me, as a landscape says the situation on the front line is very difficult due to a shortage of weapons. these are, is western allies to stuff up deliveries, the lack of immunization among other things is said to be given russia an advantage on the battlefield off the, some of the most destructive fighting of the 2 year war. the eastern city of div cost fell to the russians. rush just fired, power and man power overwhelmed ukrainian forces over many months, forcing them to withdrawal from the last high notes in the city. russian war, plains bombs reduced an already battered city to ashes for ukraine. the loss underscore sits reliance on western amunition. the whole docks have left it handicapped in the fight, a set of concerts. it is now an extremely difficult situation in several parts of the front line. exactly where russian troops have concentrated

they were kind of a romeo and juliet couple, trying to run away together.it all going so terribly wrong. they were kind of a romeo and juliet couple. trying to run away together. in the tragedy of it all going so terribly wrong. >> a mystery hidg

juliet goodrich introduces us to a couple that has been married for a long time, they really know whateans to be faithful to each other and the 49ers. >> we love each other like we love each other. we do not love each other but we just -- >> [ laughter ] 4 they are known as mr. and mrs. t, they have been married 72 years and their secret, staying faithful. >> faithful yes, faithful to the 49ers, they have made our day. >> they have completed our marriage. for mr. t is 92 years old, mrs. t just returned 89. they started their love for the niners when they started dating. >> we were dating in 1951, he started to go to the games. and we got married in 1952. >> reporter : season-ticket holders by 1956 and the album of photos began. >> this is an album we started when we first purchased our super bowl tickets. this is a photo at candlestick park where we were seated. >> reporter : the photos are priceless. >> we met john madden and, asked him about taking photos with us and he did that. we also have photos in here of us inside of his cruiser. jerry rice, roger craig, dwight clark. 19 95 on

tom holland is going to star in a west end production of romeo and juliet this year.e he starred as billy elliot as a child. and former love islander tasha has been chatting about a cochlear implant. it is a small device that can help people who are deaf or hard of hearing. she is trying to break the stigma of how people talk when they take theirs off. it is great because everyone else out there who might want to go on love island and wears these cochlear implants, do not be afraid. you can do it. i am going to leave you with ten seconds of wrong direction as drivers in edinburgh say that sat nav's keep sending them down this set of steps. it has happened an awful lot lately. you are all caught up now. hello and welcome to sportsday — i'm marc edwards — coming up on the programme. it'sjubilantjordan at the asian cup as they stun south korea to reach their first ever final it's misery for murray in marseille though — as the former world number one suffers another first round exit and fury�*s forgiven — oleksandr usyk holds no grudges after their heavyweight fight is po

. >> reporter: but juliet rothenberg is not like most of us. >> when i look at a red light, i see opportunity. >> reporter: her job with google is to make traffic lights like those at three intersections in seattle more efficient and less annoying. >> shift a few seconds from here to there. and that shift can have a big impact. >> reporter: google's new project greenlight system uses its vast maps database and artificial intelligence to optimize traffic lights around the world. >> are these intersections coordinated already? >> so they're actually not. >> reporter: the system suggests changes and city engineers then decide if they want to implement them. >> we have one case where we moved four seconds from a snourth street to an east-west street for a particular time of day. that can help reduce some of that stop and go traffic. >> once the system gives you a recommendation, how quickly could you make an adjustment? >> it can take us five minutes. >> reporter: seattle is the first u.s. city to try this. but the program is being tested out at 70 intersections in 13 global cities impacting 30 m

vern and juliet will be live in vegas all week. we will have stories from the super bowl week in vegas as well. >>> a missing marine corps helicopter was found. the race to rescue five troops in southern california. >>> oakland's former top cop now suing the mayor. why he says the city retaliated against him. >>> taking a live look outside before we head to break. you can see rain still falling in san francisco. anothe >>> first responders have found a marine helicopter that went missing over the san diego mountains this morning but they have not released any information on the crew. the helicopter was carrying five marines from a base in nevada to one in san diego when it went missing. first responders say the heavy rain and snow in the area is making it hard to access the ground. >>> nearly one year after he was ousted, former police chief leronne armstrong is suing the city and mayor sheng thao. the lawsuit states his termination violated both state law and his first amendment rights. he also claimed the city retaliated against

of us the brother products, the ocean, and that's the, it's a challenge for freedom. supporters of juliet sondra outside the u. k. tie cooled as his legal team, making a final effort to stop that was to applaud from being extra to america way faces nearly 200 years in prison. the crossing force is taking another frontline town on the battlefield, following this week's capture of ideas. not with pushing ukraine even further back than the heart of san reach. full details emerging of the tragic killing of a 6 year old girl in gaza by is really forces as audio is released of a desperate phone call. she made enough final moments on scrapping this.

. its themes, i only wanted to say one thing with this, that in every time there is its own romeo julietarently they would like to find some kind of -that’s a deep thought, but it’s not there , so they said that it doesn’t seem to suit everyone, in today’s time there are a lot of people, young people, who commit suicide because they are not allowed to love another person. however, how do you take criticism? oh, with pleasure absolutely, if it’s not criticism, if it’s criticism, i don’t pay attention to criticism , i try to listen, looking at who else is saying it, if it’s some kind of authority for me, i’ll listen with pleasure, and maybe even some things, if it’s in my power, i will fix it. how do you react to praise? in no way, i don’t like, i wanted to say , i hate, i thought it would be too much , i don’t like, absolutely, she doesn’t make me - she doesn’t give me development, absolutely praise, i don’t listen to her, i try not to read any of it at all and don’t listen when they smile at me, say that everything is fine, i just turn a deaf ear, that’s when it’s still scary. now, if th

well, it has been almost a dozen years since juliet sanders was able to walk the streets next week. retail, the journalist and editor's quest for a transparency of what it costs to. in our documentary, the trustful, this is, are the, the 2nd superseding and doesn't involve 18 charges, which includes 17 charges under the espionage act. and one charge under the c s. a leasing document relates to the 2010, which he likes publications. so to clear the amount of publication, the rules of engagement, rock, the diplomatic cables, feel along the same respect of iraq and afghanistan and the guantanamo bay files. we filed a legal challenge against that expedition, which was heard over the course of around 18 months. we raised concern about a piece of process related to the spine on us as his legal team, and on julian and his medical professionals. the way in which the united states is described, the facts in order to justify his expedition. we also raise concern about the application of the u. k. us treaty. that treaty prohibits x regarding someone for political offense. the united states has applie

man, juliet would be so proud of you. thank you. i appreciate that. that's what's up. savannah, a city of freedom, a city of faith. in august of 1777, these principles came together when a former slave and ordained minister, george lyle, founded the first african baptist church. it's a misnomer to think that those who came from africa did not worship. phillip calvert: and almost 250 years later, reverend thurmond tillman is keeping the faith alive. they were able to see freedom and liberation in the midst of the same words, how the children of israel were looking to get out of bondage in egypt. you can't help but begin to understand and begin to read and begin to see that there's freedom, that there's joy, that there's peace, in a relationship with god. let us go into the house of the lord. phillip calvert: while the congregation now comes for its faith, some of the original worshippers came for their freedom. there were members of the congregation that were enslaved. yes, sir. the majority would have been. in this building, we have a place where they could in fact lea

we will switch over to juliet. >>> coming up at 6:00, free speech verses hate speech. how they are responding to an anti-somatic tirade during public comment. >>> plus with so much focus on the races for the white house and in congress, we would look at the down ballot battle over school bonds. how the money would be used and the total to taxpayers. >> and it was bad. it was bad. it was old. >> there is some concern when they would go in and vote for this. >> the news at 6:00 coming up in ten minutes. let's look at sports with vern. hey, vern. >>> what a treat for dub nation. this never happens. being allowed to transmit from the warriors practice facility deep inside chase center. this is where the magic happens as the warriors got after it today, targeting the second half of the season with their eyes on making a run towards the playoffs. now the warriors, they won eight out of their last ten headed to the all-star break. and being in the play-in game. a big game tomorrow night where the lakers will come to town. right ahead of the warriors and the standings. but the

. >> reporter: this is cbs news bay area with juliet good rich. >> good evening, good news, we get a break. things are finally starting to calm down after a day of dumping rain that led to flooding and other problems across the pay area. there were so much rain that san francisco was under a rare flash flood warning earlier in the afternoon. this is what the intersection of 23rd and deloris looked like. under several inches of water. in the middle of it all, a neighbor using a rake to try to unclog the storm drain >> if nobody does it, it will continue to flood. someone has to do it. >> reporter: the flood barriers at 17th and folsom getting a test today. public works crews were out in force trying to clear storm drains and standing water. up north in sonoma county, a driver was rescued after getting caught in flood waters in forestville. rescue crews say the most common call they get during this weather, drivers, that think they can make it and then they get stuck. so, a good reminder not to drive through standing water. >>> in santa clara county, more road troubles, highway 9 is cl

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i'd like salty, a powerful documentary day telling the story of juliet a song on some more days news during the a get at the top of the you for your courage and leadership and tenacity in journalism and publish dixon logic. and that just just depends on it. the, the, the links using non state hospital intelligence service. i think the man, as i talked her hard tech turner's to trainer a trains. and he has to answer for what he has done. assange trace it up to a 175 years in prison for publishing classified documents, exposing us for crime center rock and us grandstand. she has been detained since the 7th of december 2010, and one form or another. and we are now here off the phone from prison. the judy and pull sooner was born in 1971 in townsville, australia the in 2006. he found it was a non profit, major organization with the i'm to provide an in of a to secure anonymous way of facilities to leak information. the in april, 2010, the organization came to international attention. when they released a video showing a war crime by the us treat in a row the in may 2010 private manning w

does the 65 kilometers far from joe, from the juliet to him. a is one of the few 8 workers who's been able to enter because during the war, the places like scores, for example, have to be converted into shelters when we quote and even those shelters were never spared. during the war, we have reported more than 300, if the worst case during those hits and over a 1000 people who were injured only in reference seventies, the so coolant evacuation for this, i think it's really a ortiz capitalism issue inc, especially the 1st one under which at least $1000000.00 people were impacted that create that the sense of share panic. and because quite often, just less i left everything behind. experts say today's events are a continuation of a 7 decade long is really practice a forcing palestinians out of their homes. and then borrowing them from ever returning. first of all, there was a ethnic cleansing of about 300000 palestinians in immediate after messages of june, 67 war since 67 until today is revenues and incrementing policy of ethnic cleansing, aroun

and juliet sanchez, last ditch effort to avoid expedition to the united states. supporters of the wiki leaks founder say that he won't survive jail extend to america, his lawyers have picked on a legal challenge at london's high court. the sarah kelly, welcome to the program. authorities in russia have opened a new criminal case against the brother of russian opposition leader alexa, in a volley or leg novalis. same here on file footage with his brother was already on the wanted list for another matter in 2014 or leg novalis was sentenced to 3 and a half years in prison for fraud. in a case the kremlin critics said was trumped up as well. now, police say that they have opened a new case, but have not unveiled details of the charges. it comes after the mother of russian opposition leader alexia. nev only made a direct appeal to vladimir putin for his body to be released. the mice from the who is behind me is the prison calling you where my son alex sane of all new died on february 16th for 5 days. i have not been able to see him. they have not released his body to me and have not even t

if juliet assange dies in prison, how different is that really to the left side of all new story? it's just happening in a different place in slow motion. and should it come to that? what will the news coverage look like then? we don't yet know how the vonny died. but a lot of people are willing to say that since he was in russian prison since he was persecuted, that put in his personally responsible, the world tonight condemning russia to using mosque out of assassinating alexi and of all me. and i think that's a fine standard, but we know julia saw just health is really bad, or if he dies in us custody, are we going to say, joseph biden, or whoever the present isn't the point personally murdered him for all these years or so a lot of mixed opinions as it relates to julia massage, because if we're going to say that in the volume case, we need to be prepared to say that in the assigned case. so, well, this plays out in london court. we ultimately still put the responsibility on this administration, joe biden. there are several ways out of it if, if they're not able to simply drop

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yeah. juliet's on june, the newspaper. and a, belatedly, even some of those newspapers in, in britain which, according to the un special repertoire on georgia meals mailed so contributed to the psychological. and the full mo, you and relatives contributed to his mental torture. well, i'm sure i'm sure there's nothing trip to you about the fact that he's no, i'm cool that he said as to how well to where to go into. well, well, psychologically, even to try and watch the proceedings on closed circuit t v. and if he's saying it's, it's the highest security person in england, he's being locked up in solitary confinement for 5 years. and he is committed no crime. say one small bio infringement. the carriers uh, at the time of less than one year, which is a 15 times over already. i mean the hell is completing the insight. but the thing as well with being hit from the separate the sides. julian's case of this the spot. but there's also now, if, if you what you're trying to see what's happening at the i c j now, where com, she off

but the way, what's all about them, be made for alex juliet's that want to be is the only one main thing is important for not as an internationally speaking is that, is that nations such a allowed to do anything, all the mazda races, and then you have the mind to nathan, so are the slaves americans, rock obama and others have had a concept of american exceptionalism of the international law exist as long as it serves the american interest. if it doesn't, that doesn't exist by turning those russians into this dangerous boy, a man that wants to take over the world. that was a conscious strategy. so some of the new one i exist v i v. i not foolish. truth often zuba and tablet block. nato said it's ours. we move east. the reason us, hey jim, it is dangerous. is it the by the sovereignty of all the countries, the exceptionalism that america uses and its international war planning is one of the greatest threats to the populations of different nations. of nature, what is founded shareholders in the united states and elsewhere in large arms companies would lose millions and millions or is busine

the news is dw news lie from berlin. juliet massages last ditch effort to avoid extradition to the united states. the wiki weeks founder takes his appeal case to a u. k. court. he's wants it on spying charges in the west, but his supporters claim he will not survive. jail is extradited. also coming up israel pounds, gaza as the un security council prepares to.

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we see leaks founder juliet sanchez, extradition appeal bit supporters of assad protested outside the london courts where the appeal is being decided. the court is going to decide if a son should have a further opportunities to argue his case before a u. k. court. in order to avoid facing espionage charges in a mirror, a lot for as long as the big boss, she's following the hearing for us at london's high court, gave it to you. very good. see, today is launches opponents, the united states, the attorneys for the united states, they had their stage. what did the attorneys say? well, they argue that julian hassan has not the john list and whatever he did was not covered by freedom of speech. they said, and this is an argument they have brought up to quote before they said that he wrote people address basically by publishing the information, the world that he, what they said has hundreds of iraq. he's enough gone these of, of sources that he put them. edwards, this is something that the julian assign just saw, i deny, they say that could not be proven that that he had had done that. but t

a supporters of juliet song, ge, outside the u. k. as high court as his legal team, making the final effort to stop that was opened, all of them being expedited to america. but he faces 175 years in prison and for exposing washington's dirty secrets. russian forces taking another front line town on the battlefield, following this week's capital, the idea of not was pushing ukraine even further back into her southern region. and more details emerging of a tragic killing of a 6 year old girl and gossip buys riley soldiers. the audio is released of a desperate phone call. she made enough final moments the.