attorney to reopen extradition into the case joining me now for more on this developing case is jasmine radek national security and human rights director for the government accountability project she's also also the author of this book the whistleblower and the american taliban welcome to the show jazz lead so i guess first off want to get your reaction to this news doesn't come as a surprise i think at first blush it comes as no surprise to most people but actually. it's a smart move by a songe and it shouldn't be a huge surprise if people recall julian the songe interviewed ecuador's president. on r t. and so it has been a friendly country towards him and as you noted since they are a signatory to the un declaration for human rights say do you have an obligation to review it and i do believe that we have a part of the exchange between us and korea oh let's take a listen. why did you want us to release all the cables. then we know that those who don't know anything have nothing to fear we have nothing to hide your wiki leaks have made us stronger as the main accusations made by the american

rejected a bed they assigned as attorney to reopen the extradition case all and radek national security and human rights director for the government accountability project also author of this book right here the whistleblower and the american taliban join me in the last hour i asked if this came as a surprise take a listen at first blush it comes as no surprise to most people but actually. it's a smart move by a songe and it shouldn't be a huge surprise if people recall julian assange interviewed ecuador's president. on r t. and so it has been a friendly country towards them and as you noted since they are a signatory to the un declaration for human rights they do you have an obligation to review it and i do believe that we have a part of the exchange between us and correct let's take a listen. why did you want us to release all the cables give me. anything i have nothing to fear we have nothing to. get out of me just stronger so you know that was the main accusations made by the american embassy. of nationalism and defense of the ecuadorian government so we see their. kind of standing

and radek national security and human rights director for the government accountability project. all hackers are getting quite sophisticated these days and now many companies u.s. companies are taking notice and fighting back and they're doing this by fighting fire with fire and hiring hackers of their own it's a budding industry called the cyber security industry and some of the measures companies have taken are controversial with questions over whether some steps they're taking are legal some companies are hiring hackers to hack into systems of other hackers almost like a hacker war so is hacking the lucrative field of the future to talk more about this i'm joined by tim carr senior director of strategy for free press welcomes tim so it seems like hackers are in demand these days well you know i think the cyber security industry is one of the few growth industries left right now the government needs to hire at least ten thousand cyber security experts in the near future and there are estimates that. history itself needs to hire nearly four times that so so as we see hear more a

they could be another upset at center court but defending champion novak djokovic came down to beat radek stepanek making it look quite easy in the end roger federer is up against french museum beneteau later on just about the start because the match between russia and eight seed young takes its out of it while rafa nadal has been talking about his shock second round exit the number two seed beaten in five sets by the world number one hundred lukas rosol from the czech republic and the doubt came from two sets down to level the match before free heat and resell took the decider six four result means the spaniard will lose his number two ranking to federer admits he was defeated by an inspired upon. the last. four months were great for me was probably one of the best four months of my career going on believable in the process and. you're right here and a little bit of everything you're blowing and born and. that's the job. we'll have to. this is not a tragedy that has much. now the german exodus of water has begun after the team's semifinal exit in the euro players boarded a bus to the air

based human rights activist just learned radek says the songs will most of his songs will most likely escape persecution by his latest moves but i could do worse actually obligated to because it is a signatory of the universal declaration of human rights and as ecuador's president has said the leaks disclosures have actually been forced to them and ecuador has not been quiet about some of that does taste and being offended by the u.s. requests to set up military bases in ecuador for example he is a class of one an individual person against whom our country has declared a worldwide manhunt. which is something you would think might be appropriate for someone like a phone like that rather than someone like a phone where there you are greer disagree with wiki leaks well as we've been saying it sounds controversial interview show airs right here on our team talking to pakistan opposition leader imran khan in the latest edition he says that it was only through wiki leaks that his country learned about corruption and leadership. related to. the wiki leaks made not just. the middle of the wor

scandal and can't seem to make up its mind on how to play it so here to discuss this with me is just one radek national security and human rights director for the government accountability project the nation's leading whistleblower organization and kevin zeese serving member of the steering committee of the bradley manning support network and he's also an organizer of occupy washington d.c. and co-director of it's our economy i want to thank you both for joining me tonight and so you know i guess let's just start with why ecuador right what do you think of this decision because on one hand you have a lot of groups saying that well if you want to talk about freedom of the press this isn't exactly a flying example but at the same time ecuador has also supported wiki leaks right they got rid of a u.s. base that kicked out a u.s. official over some of the wiki leaks cables that came out and so does that mean i understand why at first blush people may think this was a strange choice but actually. interviewed. on his program which was aired by our t.v. and they have had a friendly relationship and t

radek conference if we think about it and this is one of the questions that i feel like no one's ever going to stop asking the occupy movement is what do you really want are you going to work with the democratic party or you know work completely outside the system i mean i'm one person so i was i can speak for the entire movement but for me it's about creating power outside of outside of the existing power structures to hold them accountable that doesn't mean that we're not going to work with politicians but it also doesn't mean that we're going to endorse flat out and these democrats are going to hold people accountable to the push them . and then i think the biggest piece with occupy and what we can you especially with what we're doing with occupy homes is we're demanding answers to problems that haven't been addressed in the political system and as long as the people of either party democrats or republicans failed to address these critical questions like the foreclosure crisis we're going to be people like us demanding answers so if there is a way to get engaged in this community t

radek hey there, i'm veronica de la cruz.on comment he's made earlier after saying the private sector was doing fine, he was forced to clarify saying there was good momentum in the private sector. >> mitt romney was in utah today showing his support for senator orrin hatch. he's >> hillary clinton and kofi annan met to discuss conditions in syria. >> and a judge refused to dismiss charges against wikileaks defendant. and i'll have another will not run in the belmont stakes. i'm veronica del la cruz. now back to lockup. >>> miami-dade corrections, the sixth largest jail system in the united states, is like a small overpopulated city, one that never shuts down. the task of officially running these facilities can be daunting, meals, medications, rec time, visitations. it's a never ending trouble to properly care for a population of thousands. with most of their time spent locked behind bars, inmates at miami-dade corrections welcome the three hours a week they're allowed outside for exercise. >> we come out to the yard, try to d

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