it's been a long time since the world is really heard from julius on every public statements made during his continuing battle to appeal sweden's extradition attempts to try him for sexual allegations something us on fears is going to result in his extradition to the u.s. but now rolling stones michael hastings had the rare opportunity to actually sit down with the wiki leaks founder one on one while he's under house arrest in london and awaiting his final appeal attempt with the british supreme court which is set for friday february first of this year three days that hastings spent with a songe also happen to be during bradley manning's article thirty two pretrial hearing that was held at fort meade last month so what is a son should have to say for himself about the u.s. government's case against him but the western media is abandonment of him eruptions we've seen across the world in the form of protest and revolution and the future of wiki leaks. that a son she actually has a few regrets so her discuss it with me is michael hastings rolling stone contributing editor and author of the

so i would read dick and jane all the way up to julius caesar. when i came to a word difficult, he would say work with it little sister. he wouldn't jump in and tell me. he would let me work it out so i did. i learned to jump into words. that built my confidence, grandmother and ggrandfather were from the old school. i can remember borrowing $25 from my grandmother. i was taking out my checkbook to pay her. she said no, darling, don't give me a little piece of paper. what did i give you. i said a 20 and a 5. so bring me that. they went to the light company and paid their light bills. they went to the department store and paid whatever. they went there once or twice a week to take care of business. the process of going through things, my grandmother would take me to the library. all along the way there were places where we couldn't go to the andrew jackson hotel, we couldn't go to morten's cafeteria. there was a paramount theatre, we had to go in the back door, separate water fountains. it was a very negative experience. when i got to the library,

julius lewis was sentenced to prison. lewis is suspected in several other sexual abuse cases. during the last hour, one of the victims spoke about how she felt seeing lewis sentenced. >> to finally see justice being done, even though it's taken this long for me to speak to somebody to get something done, justice has finally been served. >> reporter: gascone says that some of the sexual abuse date back to 1989. >>> a judge in peru has griffin johan van der sloot until wednesday to determine his plea. he wore a bullet proof vest. his attorney says there is a 20% chance that he will end up pleading guilty to murdering 20- year-oldperuvian stephanie torres. van der sloot is also the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway. her body was never found. >>> today, a u.s. boat heard a distress call from iranian boat. they had been held by pirates. the u.s. boarded the ship and detained 15 pirates. >>> most of the republican candidates are applying the full press court in new hampshire. they are gearing up for two full debates. >> mitt romney sitting pretty on the latest n

commissioner dejesus, commissioner kingsley, commissioner slaughter, and commissioner julius turman is excuse this evening. mr. president, you have a quorum. president mazzucco: thank you, lt. reilly. he is here to help train, so it is not a flashback. with us tonight is the director of the occ, ms. joyce hicks, and chief of police, chief suhr. please call line item number one. secretary reilly: the public is welcome to address the commission regarding items that do not appear on tonight's agenda. president mazzucco: if you do have a case pending, be careful because it can be used against you if you have a case. >> obviously, news travels fast at city hall. we all call in city hall. as a matter of fact, let me make my first announcement that i will be producing a reality show here at city hall that will star real soon. current stuff will be showing, but since you have been aware, and i am sure the chief is aware, and if it is not, you will tell him, i, the only black media and here in this city, do my regular routine, interviewing the mayor, as i have been doing for years, and number o

couple of chicago bears notes general manager job on all two candidates jason licht and phil emery and juliusd two pro bowl nfc team and that will do it from united center. another great night for chicago bulls. >> looking good. atty questions for mr. dan roan? >> he has a man crush he did not play very well >> he was distracted >> thank you dan roan >> that is the news tonight. happy you shared time with us. wgntv.com

now julius malema williawilliamn burma to try to offer potential rewards, but only if the recent trend continues. >> my message is, if he wants those sanctions, those restrictive measures lifted, it is very important to show that you are completing the process of reform. we now believe you are sincere about it. >> more concrete action is needed. a handful of political prisoners were released a few days ago, the latest in a series of such gestures. hundreds more remain behind bars. their freedom remains elusive. former political prisoners are now testing the boundaries of their new-found liberty. the recent film festival was the first of its kind in burma. images of political protest shown in public without censorship. aung san suu kyi, among the high-profile sponsors of the event. in an interview with the bbc, she expressed her confidence in the changes under way in her homeland. >> it is not as fast as a lot of us would like it to be. >> risks will need to be taken by all sides. for the first time in decades, there are no signs of hope. the fact that we are here filming openly on the

we would call this a petri dish today, but julius petri is a 19th century german scientist, so it's a little before his time. and on the tables here you can see a lot of native pottery. and i am in the process of trying to mend those together. with native pottery it's a bit more difficult than with other wares because the colors don't change too much. so, this is a typical native pattern of our indians and it's called simple stamping. so, it's a leather-wrapped paddle that they are heating the sides with. sometimes they smooth the pattern out. so, it's a base of a pot there. but you can see everything gets numbered. all the little pieces get numbered with the area of the fort that where they were found. and that's one of the processes we do in the lab. and we keep track of those numbers. because if one feature should mend to another across the site, that's a very important thing to note, you know, if things from the well mend with things from the ditch, then that means that both those features were open at the same time, so that's an important step. it's called cross mending. >> hi, w

. >> host: paul kirby, this has been one of julius genachowski's prize issues, talking about spectrum shortage and looking ahead. >> guest: it has. he calls it the invisible infrastructure, and he has pushed for what's called incentive auctions that would basically allow the fcc to auction spectrum, and then some of the proceeds would go to the folks giving the spectrum up, tv broadcasters namely, perhaps satellite operators. the legislation that juliana talked about has the incentive auctions in it, and that's bipartisan. people do support that part of it, and it pays for a lot of these other things in the payroll tax extension, unemployment benefits, something called doc fix which involves medicare. so it can help pay, the house republicans feel, for $16 billion, basically, as an offset to help pay for these other things. so it's caught up in this bigger package. again, it has the bipartisan support, the incentive auctions. there are some other things in there for public safety, funding m of those things are somewhat controversial. the democrats and the house in particular and publi

call all right this is no wintry resort so i don't want to waste your time lauren i heard the news a julius i will be broadcasting i say no because that's what you think of as you think the let him down in davos there with you and cover some of the fact as the snow. as the million dollar question right or maybe the billion dollar question so that's exciting news that julian assange is joining our t.v. that's very exciting i mean he's been such a prominent whistleblower and made such a big impact will be really exciting to see what you'll do in a show and an exciting extension of r t what i think is kind of shocking is the mainstream media reception that i've been seeing i've been looking at the headlines here about a solid in kremlin t.v. and kind of that spin on things i just think that that's so weird that the press wouldn't be more focused on what does that say that a song or a whistleblower who's committed to telling the truth is able to do so on r t it just doesn't seem to go with this and they've taken and along those lines when you ask if they will welcome him at davos or if they wil

. >> paul kirby this has been one of julius genachowski's issues talking about spectrum shortage and looking ahead. >> he calls it the invisible infrastructure and pushes for were called incentive options. but allow the sec to offer spectrum and then some of the proceeds can go to the folks giving the spectrum of come tv broadcasters, perhaps satellite operators. the legislation that juliana talks about has the minute and it is bipartisan people or to support that part of it, and it pays for a lot of these other things in the payroll tax extension of unemployment of benefits which involves medicare. so it can help pay the house republicans for $16 billion is an offset to help pay for these other things so it's caught up in the bigger package. again and has the bipartisan support. there are other of things for public safety building in public safety net for get funding some of those things are some of the controversy will democrats' house in particular and public safety groups are opposed to some provisions that will require them for instance to give back to the spectrum in exchange f

george gaston says 50-year-old julius lewis was sentenced to 29 years in prison for his conviction on five counts of lewd acts with a child. lewis is suspected in several our sexual abuse cases and one of the victims was at the press conference today and spoke about how she felt seeing lewis being sentenced. >>> to see justice being done even though it has taken this long to speak to somebody and get something done, justice has been finally served. >>> gaston says some of the sexual abuse by lewis dates back to 1989. >> an emotional funeral service was held for five-year-old gabriel lewis, jr., shot and killed at his family's taco truck. there was a huge turnout at saint elizabeth church in oakland. some people wore shirts with gabriel's shirt os them, one offender was his preschool teacher. >> he loved everyone. he would tell you hey, i'm grab yell, come play with me. he made you know him and made you want to be friends with him. >> grab yell is the 3rd child to be killed in oakland in the past five months. police don't know the motive but doubt he was the intended target. no arrests

the fourth time the last five seasons while jerry angelo made big moves to bring in jay cutler and julius peppers he has been criticized for poor drafting the bears have announced that lovie smith will remain the head coach and will continue to evaluate his coaching staff the bears will hold a press conference at hallas hall at 4 this afternoon wgn will cover that live >>the blackhawks looking to avenge their 9-2 loss to the oilers the hawks were up a goal in the second when daniel carcillo boards the oilers tom gilbert both men were hurt and the oilers scored two goals during the five minute power play later in the second andrew brunette scores of the redirect to tie it at 2 his ninth of the year four minutes later jordan enderle finds a wide-open andy sutton to put the oilers up for good the hawks lost 4-3-the bulls face the blackhawks denied that the likely to without backup point guard c.j. watson he sprained his elbow against the grizzlies and even though swelling's gone down it is doubtful that he will play john lucas the third will take his spot in the rotation is still unclear if

for awhile tonight that the even when they are terrible cannot keep your eyes all matt forte and julius of bulls first half dud 9 % in saw could quarter without carlos boozer down the stretch it to 19 in the third quarter but derrick rose bottle he found his shooting eye. 59-57. at 73-72 atlanta hawks and if automatic derrick rose of the ballots for the lead with 10 seconds left and free throws ties the game at 74 chicago bulls all everybody knows derrick rose will get it and joakim know what finds deng the back door taking the lead with 4 seconds left the final score 76-74 chicago bulls. stealing one tonight. >> i thought taj and omar and then and give us a lot of energy we need everybody and the badge was very good. of course there are gross was sensational down the stretch big play after big play cannot say enough about luol >> what a game out there in the meantime chicago bears general manager downfall jerry angelo result of a lot of factors chicago bears will not elaborate but embarrassed by the sam hurd drug dealing situation and it will deny that more than anything players just d

julius genachowski is just the person to lead that job. of course, is appointed in 2009 where he was returning to the agency where he had served as chief counsel. before that, he spent more than a decade in the private sector working on technology industries. he was a law clerk to not one but two supreme court justices, david souter and william brennan. and he worked in congress for than representative now senator and friend of third way, chuck schumer, among other jobs he appeared to fcc chairman is spearheading that commissions reforms to accelerate the deployment of broadband and third way strongly believes this is a vital part creating jobs and economic opportunity for this country. so the chairman is working with his colleagues on the efficient and transparent reforms, which is exactly what we believe needs to happen in agencies like this, and we applaud his and hers work to eliminate waste and to drive growth. so with that is my pleasure to give you fcc chairman, julius genachowski. [applause] >> well, thank you, matt. thanks for tha

i would like to thank julius cesar for originating my hairstyle. will be comprised of more than 22 divisions, making products and experiences for people. my favorite unit of measurement is a [ bleep ] load. everything you see, hear, touch, taste and feel. i just threw some kazoo on this bitch. don't you hate when people clap too loud in the car? it's like, yo, this is a closed area. your clapping is way too loud. donda. my dreams keep me woke. [ applause ] >> jimmy: mine, too. meanwhile, while kanye was launching donda, ludacris announced he is opening a restaurant at the atlanta airport, called chicken and beer, which was the name of his third album. he should name his next album cinnabon. customers at chicken and beer will be able to get their chicken regular or luda-crispy. he's very excited. this is what he tweeted. he said, we're talking about the busiest airport on the planet. this is history. yeah. definitely. [ laughter ] reminds me of the moon landing, actually. i saw something about this on the history channel. >> this week on the history

julius genachowski is just the person to lead that job.of course, he was appointed chairman in 2009, he was returning to the agency where he had served as chief counsel. before that he spent more than a decade in the private sector working on technology and media industries. he was a law clerk to not one, but two supreme court justices, david souter and william brennan, and he worked in congress for then-representative, now-senator and friend of third way, chuck schumer, among ore jobs up there -- other jobs up there. the chairman is spearheading that commission's reforms to accelerate deployment of broadband, and third way strongly believes this is a vital part of creating jobs and economic opportunity in this country. and as we'll hear in a moment, the chairman is working with his colleagues on efficient and transparent reforms which is exactly what we believe needs to happen in agencies like this, and we applaud this tireless work to eliminate waste and to drive growth. so with that it's my pleasure to give you the fcc chairman, julius

as shakespeare told us in julius caesar and what's the shaq doing to fix things?uspending its buyback. that's the bold action. the company's been buying back stock all of the way to m. i'm sorry -- it's too ridiculous. the stock's fallen 50% in the last year. you know what i'm calling that? buy high, stop by low, that's what i think they're doing. brilliant! funny so many people speculated that radioshack would be taken over and as i say never invest in a company based on take over speculation if the fundamentals are forward. here's the bottom line. we have the truth dichotomy of what's, woing and what's not in 2012 today. mattel and limited bands and the buyers come a calling. you waste a huge amount of money buying back stock and the shareholders head for the exits and who can blame them. >> let's go to mike in colorado. mike? >> a big boulder, colorado, rocky mountain hi to you, jim. >> that's a better hi than what i can come up with. >> first, what's your take on apple's prize with the retailer? it seems strange with the cheap retail model compared to apple's

lessons to teach us today that are, in my opinion, more relevant than let's say alexander the great or juliuscesar. >> i want to look at this full screen. leave this up for one second and explain this to. he says, never confuse means with ends. what does that mean? >> that's from -- paraphrases from a strategist, but it essentially goes to the colonel of hannibal's story, and of his message to us, is, if you confuse life strategy with life tactics, if you confuse the battles with the war, or even the war with the peace, then you can win and win and win and end in failure. on the other hand, from the point of view of hannibal's roman enemies, because they fought this great war, even if you lose, and a lot of people are struggling with failures and disasters in their lives right now in this economy, or if you're diagnosed with a disease, even if you have some real setbacks, you can turn that around and win the war. because that's what the romans did. >> and the whole point is, know what the war is, and know -- and then know how to create the proportional allocation, and know that the war is a d

the letter of a young invalid one man named julius and. fans believed in art fair when one else did, when he didn't even believe in himself. after the shooting, sand wrote to arthur, if the spark of true mobility in you now is the occasion to let it shine. faith in your better nature forces me to write to you, but not to ask you to resign. it is more difficult and brave, reform. enter resumes that, not least of all, arthur's come a day. he changed likely and try to be the president garfield would've been had he lived. he became an honest and respected leader and never forgot julius fans. not only did he keep our letters come he wrote her back and even went to visit her. one day after sunday dinner, santa sutter brothers house and a highly polished carriage pulled up in front of the house. antisense astonishment, president arthur stepped out. yet come to thank her in person for her help. the reason arthur became president was not because it not mr. conkling's political maneuvering, but the ambition, ignorance and dangerous area can of the m

he hired his buddy julius genachowski.achowski has visited the high white house more than any official in the government. he goes over on the part of turkey. all the austerity. he is there all the time. he literally passed a rule in december to basically -- the future of the internet is basically a wireless connection. everyone has a cell cell phone orrin ipad or whatever and mobility is how people connect to the internet. because of the amount of pressure ats -- at&t is put on on me literally broder ruled that basically there are no rules for wireless and the rule goes to an -- into effect very soon. we have an internet potentially any day now outside of legal challenges where the companies can shut your site down. they will slow it down and for us, people of color that is troubling because we won't have the financial means to be able to afford to make sure our sites and our ability to speak freely. on for obama, it's been a disaster. actually the chairman door for him and the fcc was actually better. he actually punish c

julius genachowski is just the person to leave that job. of course appointed chairman in 2009 where he was returning to the agency he served as the chief counsel. before that he spent more than a decade in the private sector working on technology and the media industries. he was elected not one but two supreme court justices david souter and william brennan and he worked in congress for them representative now senator and third way chuck schumer on the other jobs out there. the chairman is spearheading the commission's reform to accelerate the deployment of broadband and third way strongly believes this is a vital part of creating jobs and economic opportunity in this country. as we would hear none of the chairman is working with its colleagues on efficient and transparent reforms which is six ackley what we believe needs to happen in agencies like this and we applaud the tireless work to eliminate waste and drive growth. with that is my pleasure to introduce the chairman julius genachowski. [applause] >> thank you. thanks for the introduct

and on every coin that augustus had were the words, divi filius, "son of the divine one"-- julius caesar-- son of god. >> this is on every billboard in the mediterranean world. he is the savior of the world, and he brings the peace. now, you may have scruples about how he brings the peace, but he brings peace to rome. and as the saying goes in latin, "peace to the rome and quiet to the provinces." >> ( dramatized ): this is he, augustus caesar, son of a god, who shall restore the golden age and spread his empire. >> narrator: rome's empire spread across the mediterranean, sweeping through north africa and reaching as far west as spain. to the east, it encompassed egypt, turkey, greece, and palestine, where jesus was born in the jewish land of judea, then ruled by king herod. >> in judea, the king, herod, was in effect a client king. he ruled almost in place of rome. he was the... he was the voice of rome, the instrument of rome, probably "instrument of rome" is best in that, because he... he had his own independent notions certainly. >> herod the great was probably one of the greatest ki

. >> julius calloway passed away at the age of 87 losing his battle with cancer. calloway was one of the first african-americans to be trained as an aviator in world war ii. after the war, he continued his military career. he retired as an air force major in 1970. >> a missing toddler out of maine. over the weekend the police discovered blood in the home. the parents spoke for the first time. >> for the first time since their daughter's disappearance, they were in public together to thank people for their support and pray for her return. >> i am here. i do not have the answers. >> she was asked about her missing daughter's case. >> do you want to know my reaction? really? i am ready to go knocking on doors myself, because i want to know where she is and who took her. whatever. like everyone else said, i'm still trying to concept the fact that blood was found of my daughter. that's my reaction, ok? >> police are still not sure that the blood in the house was ayla's. >> dipietro refused to comment on the blood found in his home. balloons were released and bubbles we

julius is just the person to do that job. he spent more than one decade in the private sector working on technology and media industries. he worked in congress for chuck schumer among other jobs that there. the chairman is spearheading that commissions reforms to accelerate broadband. he strongly believes this is a vital part of creating jobs for this country. as we will hear in a moment, the chairman is working with his colleagues on the efficient and transparent reforms which is what we believe needs to happen in agencies like this. we applaud his tireless work to eliminate waste and a drive growth. i bring you julius genachowski. [applause] >> thank you for that introduction. thank you for welcoming me to third way. a perfect venue for a talk on smart, responsible government. thank you for coming. i know there is a lot of competition for your attention. you have the football playoffs. you have the decanter primary. you have -- you have to the new hampshire primary. or you have a policy speech. you have chosen the third, wi

independent agency, for example the fcc prompted by our request, but also due to some excellent work by juliusnachowski, they've already eliminated the 190 rules. 190, and that gives you a sense of the scale of the work that can be done as a consequence of some of your recommendations. on the announced last friday i'm going to ask congress to give authority to reorganize the government to make it work better for the american people while eliminating duplication and waste and inefficiencies much of this is embodied and much of the recommendations you have in particular areas by which a set of proposals agreed consolidation authority to vote for the first time require any organization proposal reduced the size of current and costs so this is not just a matter not moving boxes around the question is can you actually achieve better integration, better streamlining, but efficiency and ultimately better consumer service and better pay off for taxpayers. the first proposal we identified as to consolidate the six agencies focusing primarily on business and trade and to a new department with a single m

the letter of a young invalid one man named julius and. fans believed in art fair when one else did, when he didn't even believe in himself. after the shooting, sand wrote to arthur, if the spark of true mobility in you now is the occasion to let it shine. faith in your better nature forces me to write to you, but not to ask you to resign. it is more difficult and brave, reform. enter resumes that, not least of all, arthur's come a day. he changed likely and try to be the president garfield would've been had he lived. he became an honest and respected leader and never forgot julius fans. not only did he keep our letters come he wrote her back and even went to visit her. one day after sunday dinner, santa sutter brothers house and a highly polished carriage pulled up in front of the house. antisense astonishment, president arthur stepped out. yet come to thank her in person for her help. the reason arthur became president was not because it not mr. conkling's political maneuvering, but the ambition, ignorance and dangerous area can of the m