to sondra the statement by the department of justice says that julian assange faces a maximum of five years in prison if you found guilty and it also says and let me do a quick read out actual sentences for federal crimes are typically less than the maximum penalties do you see it as a positive sign with the maximum sentence is five years it's not thirty five the like with chelsea manning god in the maximum security prison and also they're saying that the protocol in normally even less than that would you make of that. they don't trust anything that they're saying they can still add charges on. i'm sure that that's their jumping off point but i am not going to be shocked if the end tacked on a ton of charges like they did to chelsea. they're not they didn't spend twenty five million dollars sitting at the embassy it for five years of you know to put him in jail for five years that's just not. i don't think that certain tension are going to stay with us let's face it always hated julian assange but you know the us that was that there was that when a staunch went into the ecuadorian emb

so this is what we know right now now i mean we had some dramatic footage earlier today here sondra being dragged out of the ecuadorian embassy by british police after basically you bastard invited them in because ecuador terminated his diplomatic asylum what's behind that. well the relationship between assaults and his ecuadorian hosts and the embassy have been deteriorating far a while we have to remember that a so much was granted asylum by a different by the foma ecuadorian president so the leadership changed and with that the attitude towards assault changed so the new president moreno saw him as an unwelcome guest he cut his internet access he made assaults pay for his own food and assault apparently also being quite hostile to his posts so what all the moreno the most was that a socialist still engaging in political activity that wiki leaks was pub. information about other countries that could have relationships. with other countries and that is why in the end the ecuadorian embassy opened it is develop and its doors and finally let london police arrest assault and the reactions he

poignant photograph it shows undocumented migrants a two year old you know sanchez and her mother sondra as they were taken into custody after entering the u.s. from mexico while the picture fueled outrage about the trumpet ministrations policy of separating parents from their children led to merge later that in this particular case mother and daughter were not separated but ended up in a detention center before being released a few weeks later and allowed to apply for asylum. well this year's contest also presented a new award for photo story of the year and the winner in that category is dutch swedish photographer peter pan hopen or his focus was also on migration he followed families and children trying to make their way from honduras to the u.s. as part of the migrant caravan that made headlines last year the judges said his pictures showed quote a high sense of dignity. your washington uses still to come. a new generation of tech savvy environmentally aware africans tackles waste and other social problems on a gay mean platform. that story coming right out from iraq and i thank you

now i'm just miserable most that sondra him and i'm not another such i may not know i mean i do listen to a lot of. positive music i'm in front of a light i like all different kinds of music for different moods and different situations i'm very eclectic in the music i listen to and i'm on my record collection is very very vos from like from classical and jazz to bluegrass to pop and to rock and to electronic and to experimental and so so i like music across all the i mean i've been a music fan ever since i was a little as a teenager and eventually even before that as a young boy i grew up in a house that was full of pop music that i has to. make keys and i have to stand on file. now classism told from hina. well i know i've had a few scrapes i think but i mean i had a very bad accident about forty others spent fourteen years ago now but it's still there in your life it never really totally goes away and i was very lucky i mean i kind of. yes it was a it was a motor bike crash. bike accident and in a way it did give me a more i'm coming from that and i had a much more positive view of l

he was the lawyer for the new york times he came out of retirement the other day and he said we go sondra case however much you dislike because. his case is the most important for media freedom since the pentagon papers case the a.c.l.u. backs like kind of thing you founded this chambers dowdy street chambers and have always talked about free speech for years i noticed that one of your colleagues a while clooney who i think works here has been appointed by the foreign office a special envoy on media for you can you help swing it can you and i do street and i but a matter of that will be left to the foreign office but as a chambers we do a lot of free speech where geoffrey robertson thank you. us veterans who come back from war often to list seems to or is. were going after the people who were killing civilians they were not interested in the wellbeing of their own soldiers either there already is several generations of them so i just got this memo from a certain french officer says we're going to attack and destroy the government and seven countries in five years americans pay for the war

those reuters journalists and a couple of children from from the helicopter that was put in that sondra made available and is now are going to be the americans have their way is going to be a result in him not only spending years fighting the case but being sent to jail and to britain acts just like a colony obviously under british law you can be arrested for a public interest release nair i reread i have a lot of british authorities to work i would know that i would help the british judges have enough belief in freedom of information to actually throw out this extradition request but what does this mean for the guardian the new york times to speak aloud rusbridger the guardian schultz well yeah really they've all they all the arrests of interior it was an action where they could be but of course politically they were being the idea of making a sondre keeper is that he's not a particularly like. well person who doesn't have the sort of establishment credentials of the new york times or the guardian his conviction and sentence just like josie manning will be a terror to other publishers

he was the lawyer for the new york times he came out of retirement the other day and he said we're sondra case however much you dislike because. his case is the most important for media freedom since the pentagon papers case one of the biggest revelations of the leaks published by a science concerned alleged us war crimes in afghanistan the international criminal court though has been looking into some iraqis ations for a while now but has just decided not to open an investigation into the matter the i.c.c. claims that doing so would be counter productive. the judges decided that investigation into the situation in afghanistan at this stage would not serve the interests of justice the i.c.c. noted the lack of cooperation that the prosecutor has received which is likely to go scared should an investigation be authorized hampering the chances of successful investigation and prosecution of the us president donald trump the decision is quote a major international victory for the rule of law the u.s. has refused to sign up to the i.c.c. slamming the court is exercising unaccountable powers of

photographer john moore for this photograph it shows undocumented migrants two year old sanchez and a mother sondra as it were taken into custody after entering the u.s. from mexico the picture fueled outrage of bot the trump administration's policy of separating parents from their children it emerged later that in this case mother and daughter were not separated but ended up in a detention center before being released a few weeks later and being allowed to apply for asylum. and this is qantas also presented a new or warrant for four to story of the year the winner of that category is dr swedish photographer p.f. that hope and his focus was also on migration he followed families and children trying to make their way from honduras to the u.s. as sponsor of the migrant caravan made headlines last year the judges said his speeches showed a high sense of dignity. a new exhibition here and sheds light on the past clinton legacy of artists in need. he was a key member of the expects pression is to movement in the early twentieth century but notice sympathy for the nazis this cost a shadow over his of a c

seized the city of morocco in the battle to flush them out devastated the region it'll be reporters sondra peterson and hans christian all some on travel to mindanao to see what life is like there today. we are on patrol with the largest muslim rabbit group in mindanao the moro islamic liberation front or m.i.l.f. for decades they fought for independence tens of thousands were killed. but since the self-proclaimed islamic state burst onto the scene in two thousand and seventeen the muslim rebels have joined forces with the philippine army both sides feel threatened by as fighters now laying. the muslim minority strongly supports the m.i.l.f. only five percent of filipinos are muslims and almost all live in mindanao the areas are among the poorest in the philippines many here blame the christian majority government for their plight. we visit the military headquarters of the m.i.l.f. the government needs the rabbit support to secure a peace and to fight terror president rodrigue terror to has promised them a far reaching autonomy is. the chief of staff isn't in uniform a sign perhaps of the

he was the lawyer for the new york times he came out of retirement the other day and he said we're sondra case however much you dislike because. his case is the most important for media freedom since the pentagon papers case. and the headline special forces have carried out a counter terror operation in the russian city of two men two men suspected of plotting a terror attack were killed in the raids artie's video agency ruptly obtained this footage of the firefight. russia's national at a terrorism committee says the men started shooting at special forces officers who then returned fire killing the attackers it was said to be linked to islamic state no civilian casualties or injured officers are reported residents of nearby houses have been evacuated to a temporary shelter until morning. germany have given the green light for arms exports through some countries involved in a given civil war including saudi arabia that's according to media outlets which have reportedly obtained documents from a government meeting piece all of the reports from berlin. germany has a ban on selling weapons t

photographer john moore for this photograph shows on documented migrants two year old sanchez and her mother sondra as they were taken into custody after entering the u.s. from mexico while the picture fueled outrage about the trumpet ministrations policy of separating parents from their children all of it merged later that in this particular case mother and daughter were not separated but ended up in a detention center before being released a few weeks later and allowed to apply for asylum. while this year's contest also represented a new word for photo story of the year and the winner in that category is dutch swedish photographer peter to help but his focus was also on migration he followed families and children trying to make their way from one douras to the u.s. as part of the migrant caravan that made headlines last year the judges said his pictures showed quote a high sense of dignity. football now and the german top flight is slowly reaching its climax and the presenter of auburn misleaders show the one and only chris harry here you have me so much to look forward to we want to get the lowd

photograph this is a photograph that shows undocumented migrants two year old chairs and a mother sondra as they were taken into custody after entering the u.s. from mexico the picture future outreach of the trump administration's policy of separating parents from their children it's a much later that in this case mother and daughter were not separated but ended up in a detention center before being released a few really weeks later and allowed to apply for asylum and this is qantas also presented a new award for four to story of the the winner of that category is dr swedish photographer up to five ten hoppen his focus was also on my ration he followed families and children trying to make their way from honduras to the u.s. as fond of the migrant caravan that made headlines last year the judges said his pictures showed a high sense of dignity. for to most fans of jill and football are concentrating on by and dortmund's battle for the bundesliga title but here in berlin a club known for its or turn it of culture is in its own neck and neck race when your own bolin is hoping to earn promot

the embassy and the former media partner wiki leaks the guardian saying that lenin merino said that sondra of buying from the embassy as a political refugee with a refugee card under the one hundred fifty one convention can can an embassy just chuck someone out after previously giving them asylum. while others assign maliciously zurab stirrers based on the risk of persecution also the. current quarter have to say that there is an absolute right to be protected against any risk of torture or treatment so if due to the extent of his expulsion or transfer could. risk of torture or treatment and there is absolutely no possibility for a state under all circumstances even national security concerns are not sufficient to allow to deny expelling the solution absolute duty to offer more through a more specific law and when you bring up the torture context are you building on that work of your predecessor mendez who said the chelsea manning was treated inhumanely and cruelly by the u.s. military when she was in detention of course he's now in solitary again for refusing to give information to a gran

assange sued his ecuadorian hosts he said that they had been violating his rights and freedoms now sondra was given a list of conditions that he has to adhere to this is late last year if you want to stay in the embassy the main one was staying out of meddling in other countries affairs he'd had his internet. but there were also some curious housekeeping rules that he suddenly had to live by included cleaning his own bottle through taking care of his own cat paying for his own food and for his laundry to be done it was threaten to take his cats away and the last small really came last week when we said that they'd been taped off by someone in the ecuadorian foreign ministry that this would be his departure from the embassy and his full simple removal would be imminent so we had been keeping a close eye on it all week and lo and behold today it seems that at the very least this pause of the a song. is a. new one is just beginning we are waiting to hear what he has been charged with what he will be charged with inside this building shortly today indeed ali you know i've lost the amount of t

from what we've heard on this for from what we've heard from the from from sondra supporters and on this show was there a plan and support to support actions outside because they were an embassy maybe. the cord now because that's that's the place to be where of course there were of course you have to see how large those protests are set to get and i think that what we're getting here so i think what we're getting right now is live pictures from outside the court and. just chanting something like i would make i would go out on the limb and make a guess something in support of julian assange julian assange we can see we can see banners they're saying free julian assange that's one of them black and black and white big big poster showing julian assange just face it does look like the crowd is the crowd is grow. and you know we do have our our correspondent in the boy. she will be joining us. with the updates including on the size of the crowd and the size of the crowd for joining us. now and so this is something. this shapes out throughout the day i am. international when you own the latest

our low ca sondra are carranza a convicted felon an undocumented immigrant released from jail despite detainer request from ice. >>cooperation allows for a reasonably time notification of the date time and location of an inmate scheduled released the only thing we'll be doing is sending basic information. >>limited cooperation with ice has the support of the district attorney and san jose police but immigrant advocates believe that changing the policy will enable lies to target undocumented immigrants without criminal convictions the board will look at a pair proposals and then vote again in a couple of months. >>in the east bay reward is now being offered for any information leading to the arrest of the person has been shooting at neighborhood cats. >>one cat lost a leg another had to be euthanized animal services says that many were shot near the lower diamond arie in oakland and they think all these cases are potentially related. >>great concern for the cats but also for the community in general want to find whoever's doing a they may need help where they may need something more so