there any hope now that has come to the old bailey and. we have to bring to the hope that my expectations are low but i demanded justice and when she told him and the justice in this case the abuse of process the been seen in this case up till now it is absolutely horrific it's been piling up in the years and the months leading up to this day there's been spying on legally privileged communication there's been stealing of material and 3 weeks ago the americans just threw into this court a totally new document an indictment that totally changes the narrative and julian is supposed to have 3 weeks to prepare for that and his lawyers will the americans have been cooking this up in a 10 year process this is absurd it should be thrown out and if it's not thrown out today it will be an abuse of process and an abuse against the rights of julian assange say the stars course where you don't want to go where german sanchez extradited where i would put the fight go from the potentially this is only one battle in the war here in this court there will

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we will be taking you to the old bailey in london, where our british correspspdent, benenedie paviot, is standing by. after clocking up a further 90,000 infections, india overtakes brazil as the second worst hit country for the coronavirus. the e.u. commission president says she trusts the u.k. to respect the brexit withdrawal agreement after boris johnson's government announced it is tonning legislation overwrite a deal. more about thohose tents divorce talks. -- tense divorce t talks. ♪ ♪ first, julian assange is appearing in a london court today as his battle to avoid extradition from the u.k. to the u.s. resumes. the hearings at the old bailey were meant to start again back in may, but were pushed back because of t the coronavirus. the 49-year-old wikileaks founder faces criminal charges related to his alleged hacking of u.s. government computers, and for his apparent violation of spying laws. u.k. correspondent is following proceedings for us, and benedict w -- benedicte paviot joins us from outside the old bailey. i understand the court is taking a break but this morning's proce

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the week that was mentioned those are going to college despite the campaign is outside the old bailey a day that we've been saying that the. campaign of the truth justice they all feel that it's not just you know such an adult to. read about. right let's all take him down as well that right that i'm sat in that mason indiana contacts and i could not find it but it was often gag on the john a friend of mine and there are 10 of the media that well might as well think of freedom they think coming right at me ha yeah so what's his take on either side of it is now and how noisy is that let a day all right come back to us if it kicks off let us know what's happening from the day i shout if i'm mad to by. how we spoke or rather he spoke to us american political activist and author noam chomsky told r.t. he's going underground show that it would be damed illegally things if the u.k. said the same to the u.s. and of all this. it would be a criminal on the part of the british government to exceed to the u.s. to the street issue astonishes offense is not saying bill 'd. now if he had good reason

sergeant is extradited to the united states but campaigners very loud and very clear outside the old bailey here today are saying it's not just your innocence in the dock today but actually beside him says the fundamental tenets of the rights of freedom of press and indeed the public's right to access information as well they say if genocide is actually right into the united kingdom it will not only silence your innocence but it will gag other journalists worldwide as well so for press freedom the stakes are really that high. so it was there see there outside the court thanks for keeping us updated on the ongoing extradition hearing. the american political activist and also norm chomsky to all that is going on the ground show it would be deemed illegal if the u.k. sends a songs to the united states. it would be a criminal act on the part of the british government to exceed 'd to the us the event for extradition on a songes of sense is not pain bail. now if he had good reasons not to because it would have been extradited if he had but not paying bill requires a tap on the wrist not torture i

morning i'm sure a van that was taking to the storage into court but outside court here at the old bailey we've also seen his fall back and indeed his partner morris who are she was moved into the criminal. pleading for his immediate relief so today really doesn't open the new it's almost a decade long attempt to prosecute julian assange by the united states arguing that this is one of the not just of compromises of classified documents in the history. of the united states and so if he's found guilty and convicted he could face up to 175 years in prison and that's because the u.s. has indicted him on 18 counts on the most nick the espionage act and so they want him to face trial for spying and publishing these classified military documents all related to the rule in iraq and afghanistan plus one conspiracy theory that government computer to then publish these documents but is joining to court it today was being very tumultuous indeed over the past few years because of course back in april of 2019 just last year he was infamously holed out of london's ecuadorian embassy by a british base r

for the extradition of 2 massage it will ultimately decide his fate but campaigners outside the old bailey here today say it's not just doing the sergeant in the dock today but also sat behind to criticize him is the fundamental tenants of the freedom of press and the rights of the public to access information as well they say of genocide is extradited it might only silence him but it will gag other journalists worldwide so for press freedom the stakes are really that high. renowned scholar and social commentator noam chomsky told r.t. he's going underground he believes it will be illegal if the u.k. hands of songs to america. it would be a criminal act on the part of the british alderman to exceed to the us event for extradition of sizes of fence is not pain bail 'd. now if he had good reasons not to as he would have been extradited if he but not paying bill requires a tap on the wrist not torture in a high security prison train up to the point regionally the leader is allowed to receive books i'm in mass murderers or being treated like in a way beyond the worst vicious criminal ok and if

for the extradition of 2 massage it will ultimately decide his fate but campaigners outside the old bailey heard today say it's not just doing a sergeant in the dock today but also sat behind him beside him is the fundamental tenants of the freedom of press and the right. the public to access information is well they say if you're in a society is extradited it might only silence him but it will get other journalists a world wide scope for press freedom the stakes are really that high. high stakes and high media attention that all eyes on the court over the next months show idea thanks for giving us that update there so it was that's the outside that court in london. redfish project has been looking at the development of this case in more detail. do you think i want to see the free press is a real threat to. their son jason is really the biggest of investigative journalism the we've seen certainly the sun just. did the police and how it can be used like that against journalists i think is horrifying spite boris johnson's claims about the u.k.'s respect for journalists and media freedom many

for both truth and justice says wiki leaks founder julian assange is back here in court at the old bailey here in central london for the latest hearing proceedings which will ultimately decide whether or not he will be extradited to the united states of course this case was due to be heard much earlier in the year but you took over it 19 pandemic it was postponed until now well very early in the morning i saw for myself the very van the blacked out found i was carrying to massage into the criminal court but here outside we heard from his father but also from his partner son of morris also mother of his 2 children she was really pleading with the courts for his immediate release so do they really does open up the new it's trapped in almost a decade long attempt to prosecute judy massage for alleged playing a massive role in one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states and if found guilty and convicted he could go down for a 175 years as the u.s. has of course indicted him on 18 counts under mostly the espionage act so the u.s. really want him

for the extradition of 2 massage it will ultimately decide his fate but campaign is outside the old bailey heard today say it's not just during the sanchez in the dock today but also sat behind him beside him is the fundamental tenants of the freedom of press and the rights of the public to access information as well they say of june the sonship is extradited it might only silence him but it will gag other journalists and worldwide so for press freedom the stakes are really that high. up next in our to documentary a 2 year investigation documents and decipher the growing power of international arbitration courts and multinational companies it's even our backing off with the latest headlines. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. in europe people are taking to the streets to protest the lack of transparency in treaty negotiations such as the t.t. ip treaty with the us and the seat a treaty with canada. the use of arbitration tribunals a central and totally opaque part of the

for the extradition of 2 massage it will ultimately decide his fate but campaign is outside the old bailey heard today say it's not just to the scientists in the dock today but also stop behind to the side to him is the fundamental tenants of the freedom of press and the rights of the populace to access information as well they say of june massage is extradited the right to be silenced him but it will gag all the journalists of world wide scope for press freedom the stakes are really that high. those so called work culture cause more harm than good fun up next on cross talk. about to bring you the latest see about that. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle we are witnessing the rise of a new secular religion and it's called the focus them at the moment in that short history its goal is to end racism why well everything is now considered racist the believers in this called demand obedience and so criticism but we're really never told how racism is to be eradicated or how it helps serve the interests of working people of all.

for the activation of 2 massage it will ultimately decide his fate but campaigners outside the old bailey here today say it's not just innocent as in the dock today but also sat behind him criticized him is the fundamental tenets of the freedom of press around the rights of the public to access information as well they say of genocide is extradited it might only silence him but it will gag other journalists a world wide so the press freedom for stakes are really that high right now scholar and social commentator told r.t. he's going underground he believes it will be illegal if britain hands a song to america but with the approval of. british. to it 'd so the us their tradition of the solution. is not ready real. no she had good reasons not to as it would have been extradited if you're not saying bill requires on the wrist not torture in a high security prison. up to the what reason not even a leader is allowed to receive books i'm in mass murderers or being treated like in a way beyond the worst vicious criminal ok and if is extradited it comes up for trial on the us as you know those la

we will be taking you to the old bailey in london, where our british correspspdent, benenedie paviot, by. after clocking up a further 90,000 infections, india overtakes brazil as the nd

he has been appearing at the old bailey fighting extradition to the united states for obtaining and publishingtary documents a decade ago. thank you very much for talking to us. i want to ask you first of all how you first metjulian assange and what you thought of him when you first met him nine years ago. i metjulian in paddington at the frontline club. i thought he was intriguing, a man with a mission. i mean, i first came across him when he released the collateral murder video, which is the video where two reuters journalists and nine other civilians are gunned down by a us helicopter gunship. so by the time i metjulian, i knew about what. .. ..wikileaks did, but on the first day we spoke for i would say about two or three hours, about a wide range of topics. i never get bored with him, i can talk with him for hours about anything and... ..i find him very funny, i mean, we laugh a lot and... ..i spent almost every day in the embassy with him and i never got bored. so... you know, that is a strong connection! but what was the point when you realised i am falling in love with him? there's not

we're going underground on day 3 of an old bailey hearing for the world's most famous publisher and journalist julian a son jesse faces the trial of his life in london later in this program we'll speak to use of salaam one of the central park 5 whose wrongful conviction that donald trump to argue for the death penalty but 1st here is joining us on speaking presciently about the power of the black lives matter movements in one of the many interviews he did for this program in 2016 black lives matter. movement has come up . yes by hard work practice but the. core of what is driving it is footage that is undeniable that if you want it's not a matter of the you know do you believe the police do you believe friends of a person who are strong witnesses because undeniable footage of exactly what has occurred is not only stimulating parts of the black community i mean the black community is on the understood this all too long. but it stimulating enormous acceptance and sympathy outside the market because the argument is proving a son speaking to us in 2016 after being granted asylum in the ecuadorian

or not your innocence will be extradited to the united states but campaign is here outside the old bailey they're really here to say that it's not just here to scientists in the dark this morning but also sits the fundamental tenants of the rights of press freedom and indeed the rights of the public to have access to information and they argue that if you're innocent is actually directed to the united states of any silenced him but it will gag all the generous and spread fear amongst journalists worldwide as well so for press freedom as well as students are the stakes are incredibly high. the after the move to get any more coming out of there what's going on in. american political activists and also noam chomsky told us he's going to grow and show that it would be deemed illegal these things if the u.k. eventually does send them to the u.s. . it would be a criminal act on the part of the british alderman to exceed 'd to the us to then for extradition of sizes of sense is not sane bail. now if he had good reasons not to because it would have been extradited if he but not paying bill requir

so the wiki leaks founder julian assange will be back here in court later on this morning at the old bailey here in central london for the latest hearing proceedings of course he is due to be extradited according to the united states to the united states as he is wanted because for his allegations against him now the hearing was supposed to be much as he had this year but of course it was pushed back to the 19th pandemics and today reopens the latest chapter in the u.s. attempt to prosecute you and son in his what they call one of the largest compromises of classified information. in the history of the united states and if found guilty and convicted he could face a sentence of 175 years behind bars of course the u.s. have now indicted him under 18 counts of the espionage they want him to face trial there for spying and publishing classified information over to the war in iraq and afghanistan plus one of conspiracy to hock a government computer to publish these documents for the journey to court today has been a very tumultuous one for judas' songs of course he was there back into the public

government after being arrested in his cell while awaiting the start of his extradition hearings at the old bailey on monday and they say this isn't politically motivated. certainly does smell politically motivated according to the independent the new indictment supersedes the previous ones although the 18 charges including plotting to hack computers and conspiring to obtain and disclose national defense super information remain the same in response to the new indictments of songes attorney mark summers petition the london court to postpone these proceedings until january arguing quote it would be an impossible task for the.

after being arrested 2 in his cell while awaiting the start of his extradition hearings at the old bailey on monday and they say this isn't politically motivated. certainly does smell politically motivated according to the independent the new indictment supersedes the previous ones although the 18 charge .

government after being arrested in his cell while awaiting the start of his extradition hearings at the old bailey on monday and they say this isn't politically motivated. certainly does smell politically motivated according to the independent the new indictment supersedes the previous ones although the 18 charges including plotting to hack computers and conspiring to obtain and disclose national defense super information remain the same in response to the new indictments as songes attorney marks omer's petitioned the london court to postpone these proceedings until january are going quote it would be an impossible task for the defense to deal with these fresh allegations in any meaningful way in the time that has been afforded to them. what is happening is a normal unfair and liable to create injustice continue if allowed to continue. abnormal unfair and creating injustice my for and seems. the be the name of the game when it comes to the freedom of the press in 2020 let's find out why as we start watching the honks. if you want to know what's going on a cd. you want to see that is so you click t

system and assessments like this because they are what effect might that have on proceedings at the old bailey then because out of mr sandison just speaking for himself of course he's got lawyers he's got health team he's got plenty of people speaking on his behalf and all this but does his health have any impact on what's going to happen at the central criminal court. well certainly in theory and principle a person facing extradition should have their mental health and physical health taken into consideration they're going to number of cases in recent years where people who have also been up for extradition united states have had exclusion blocked by the british courts on the grounds that the mental trauma and risk to their mental health and even the potential of that suicide would be to grow to justify extradition so that is a precedent in the british courts for blocking actually dition on the grounds of a person's severe health ill health and i'm hoping that this is a decision that the british court will take injurious arjun's case but i do know there is incredible determination on the part

to speak to legendary filmmaker truthteller john pilger about the trial of the century in london old bailey hearing to decide on the life of wiki leaks is julian assange and arguably global press freedom you can go with all our coverage of the founders' revelations of war crimes all around the world on you tube put a facebook instagram and sound card accounts stay safe and see what's up. as election day approaches there are growing concerns whether the oakum will be contested whether the election will be gentlemen we are told this election truly matters we're always told this however this time around there's a different feel there's an x. especially on the teacher just election how many voters will say not my president after november 3rd. my name is 2nd seat on the. seat for the seats or. for the border you know. when you know we've got to get. down to cause of. the movement you know the nazis scoots box and i use that down sixty's to make it a day easier and also to meet school on drug use to pull this. man. who comes through for us who comes because who comes during his child to fit life

government after being arrested in his cell while awaiting the start of his extradition hearings at the old bailey on monday and they say this isn't politically motivated. certainly does smell politically motivated according to the independent the new indictment supersedes the previous ones although the 18 charges including plotting to hack computers and conspiring to obtain and disclose national defense super information remain the same in response to the new indictments of songes attorney mark summers petition the london court to postpone these proceedings until january are going quote it would be an impossible task for the defense to deal with these fresh allegations in any meaningful way in the time that has been afforded to them. what is happening is a normal unfair and liable to create injustice continue if allowed to continue. abnormal unfair and creating injustice my for and seems to be the name of the game when it comes to the freedom of the press in 2020 let's find out why as we start watching the hawks. on a city street. or so you. see there is this you always still see a. great city de

before you measure a filmmaker in truth teller john pilger about the trial of the century london old bailey hearing to decide on the life of wiki leaks is julian assange arguably global press freedom even got with all our coverage of the songes revelations of war crimes all around the world on you tube twitter facebook instagram and sound private accounts stay safe and see what's out. seemed wrong. wrong just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days to come as a kid and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. armenia and azerbaijan continue to free software over the disputed territory of. artes the only media granted access to the conflict so. the 2 nations wage a war of words the un. security council calls for an immediate cease fire also ahead. how much. everybody knows he's a liar there's nothing smart about you joe what you should. know your number to know. when the 1st presidential debate before the u.s. election descends into name calling and interruptions we've had some choice moments from the encounter between. ju

has chosen to speak out for the first time since she gave evidence against her relatives at their old baileyprotection and has been in hiding since her testimony in court. she says she's afraid for her life. in this exclusive interview, her words are spoken for her to protect her identity. it is not something that goes away overnight, or in a few years. this is going to be hanging over my head for the rest of my life. are you, even now, 1a years on, always looking over your shoulder? absolutely, yes. all of the time. sometimes it is worse, the feelings of being nervous and insecure. but it does not get better. there are days and times of the year when it is bad and it flares up, worse than any other time of the year. but i am a lwa ys any other time of the year. but i am always looking over my shoulder, definitely. what do you worry could happen to you? same thing as banaz. being attacked, tortured and killed? yes, if not worse. did you think yourfamily was yes, if not worse. did you think your family was capable of what they did to your sister? yes i did, i used a picture that. i didn't thi

to the united states, which was delayed because of the coronavirus pandemic, has resumed at the old baileyrsh prison where he has been held for more than a year. he is facing 18 charges in the us over publication of hundreds of thousands of classified documents. there's been an increase in train services in england, wales and scotland, as schools reopen and people are encouraged to return to work. services are returning to around 90% of pre—pandemic capacity, with passenger numbers now back to about one—third of normal levels. our business correspondent theo leggett reports. the daily commute is coming back. from today, rail companies will be operating something close to a full service. commuting by train these days is very different from how it used to be, yet these passengers arriving at london liverpool street this morning seemed unconcerned. they have barriered off certain seats you cannot sit at, so it's maintaining spaces between everyone on the trains. i think you just have to get out, and then once you get out you kind of get rid of your fears. the new timetable has been designed t

old furniture, garbage. >> reporter: on monterey road near bailey avenue. >> i see more people, more garbage.resses the problem. >> reporter: designs hartman captured this growing homeless encampment. >> i told my daughter we should video tape it, you know, put some music to it, maybe somebody would respond. >> reporter: the encampment is also an illegal dump site. >> it has become like an illegal dumping ground. i see people stopping throughout the day dumping stuff. we want the residents to know we're on the case. >> reporter: sergio jimenez learned about the encampments several weeks ago. so why hasn't it been cleaned up yet? he says there are two reasons. >> what i do know and what i can say publicly, union pacific is very much aware of it. >> reporter: union pacific owns the property, cleaning up the encampments. the other challenge jimenez and the mayor says it's not allowed unless there's a public safety issue. >> and normally we would go in and remove people, but that's not happening now. that's what we have seen with the ramifications of that. >> so we are really focused on trying to

this would be a good start -- this monetary highway near bailey avenue, the largest of a growing number of illegal dump sites throughout the city. old furniture broken down appliances, even junk cars are part of the mix in this big new and illegal dumping ground and san jose. the city is not have pockets of blight and illegal dumping but the mayor says the problem has blown up in recent months. >> it is become a mess out there. >> reporter: he is remember say they have for the neighborhood complaint and wants to put that money into a new effort to clean up the city. >> we go to triple the budget between now and the end of this year, so we can get a better handle on this very big challenge. >>> san jose says already cleans up 45 tons of trash fr reeteverekthe proposal is for san jose to bend an additional $3 million to the end of the year to hire contractors to pick up live here have kind of reached the limit. >> is part of a group of downtown a persistent to pick up trash themselves, and put pressure on the city and property owners to do the same. >> i think we've rattled a lot of cages. this is a very positive action. >> some of th

and union pacific railroad began cleaning up massive piles of trash, old appliances, and rundown cars, littering monterey road near bailey avenue in south san jose. >>> i said all along when i talked residents about this that i am just as frustrated as they are. >> reporter: the city council member who represents the areas says the debris is the length of a football field. on monday alone, the city picked up 300 tires, and 25 abandoned vehicles. he expects by weekends -- by the weeks end, 300 tons will be collected. >> this happened because we did not pay as much attention to this as we need to. and so, i think it just come you know, the larger it gets the more expensive it gets. >> reporter: he estimates this project will cost the city and union pacific railroad who owns part of the property upwards of $300,000, clean up was expedited after residents and businesses complaint. >> they don't want to come down here because they don't want to see that at all. it is a grim reminder of what the city, the problem the city has right now. it is happy cleanup is finally underway. yet he hears trash will return in a few months. >>

statements in 1969, the palmdale old famously in the 1970s, i had touched on it, i was aware of it and the conventional telling of the great crate debate was that baileyllis was the flawed hero crusading from Ãand bailey willis willis was " tool painting as a left things Ãb painted as a laughingstock. eventually over time i became aware that there was a second version of the debate which painted hill as a victim, like he had been set up by business interests who had twisted his words. i wouldn't say it's well known among seismologists but i became aware of that there were two very different versions of the story and interested in figuring out what the actual truth was. >> if i remember correctly, baily willis was he in santa barbara when the santa barbara Ãhappen. it didn't deny he had predicted the earthquake, where in fact he really hadn't. >> he didn't shy away from opportunities to step on to a stage Ãb maybe a little bit of a showboat. willis left his papers to the huntington library just on the road for me. i applied for reader privileges and was looking into the earthquake and then i realized, there is this huge collection i started getting int