sweden's home school has been crushed. they want children as young as one years old in day care. >> the president of the sweetish home school associaton. children have to be in school. >> after this family was threatened with tens of thousands of dollars worth of fines, the family slipped quietly out of sweden. >> this family worked in the music industry in stalkholem before fleeing. >> our family was in danger. >> choice was quite easy, really, to make. >> most swedish home schoolers see the educational and social development home schooling prosides their children. >> we notice our children are enjoying the way they learn. our children develop very fast and good, both emotionally and social and intellectually. >> before 2010 it was possible to home school in sweden. government changed education law to ban in all cases. also forced private schools to teach the state curriculum. what is happening in sweden a parental inquisition. >> there was a time when sweden was a haven for political refugees. now they are creating polit

if his return to sweden, sweden does not let people out on bail.is very rare that would allow anyone, particularly some as a foreign national, to be in any position other than in secure custody. it means he will be returning there. even if a decision is made which is favorable to assange in sweden, one wonders if he will be slapped with a warrant from the united states wanting him to be extradited to the u.s. that has to be a concern for us and those advising them legally. >> if the legal team has to seek recourse with the european court of human rights in strasbourg, which is the last court of appeal what is the likely outcome of that? is it possible the european court could stay his extradition? >> you have to understand the european court is not quite like the last court of appeals. it is an open avenue. if it is an issue which the european court with a matter that needed to be resolved -- it is very rare for a case like this on this kind of point to go to the european court. we will take a look at that and put that argument in writing to the eu

chilling effect to all change will be julian a son jus loses his legal bid against extradition to sweden with fears this is just a prelude to the wiki leaks founder being handed on to america to face charges of espionage. a million. a million and a half our locations the saudi arabia is shooting off from suicide bombers to rebels in syria as the new french president threatens military intervention following the massacre in houla. the u.s. denies sending special forces to spy inside north korea but the journalist who uncovered the story says the pentagon is currently on a mission of damage control. on the russian shareholders in oil giant b.p. are considering a divorce with their british partners as the fifty fifty joint venture is no longer viable they say more on this the business of teams with its. on air and online twenty four seven this is with me rule research showing live in moscow julian assange now looks set to be extradited to sweden after britain supreme court dismissed his appeal or the wiki leaks founder has been under house arrest in the u.k. for more than five hundred days

his legal bid against extradition to sweden with this is just a prelude to the wiki leaks founder being handed on to the u.s. to face espionage charges. a million and a half a million and a half we have a winner allegations that saudi arabia is auctioning off suicide bombers to syria's rebels as the french president threatens military intervention following the shooting massacre at. the u.s. denies sending special forces to spy inside north korea but the journalist to uncover the story says the pentagon is on a damage control mission to save face. online on screen this is r.t. live from central moscow twenty four hours a day in the sun chanel looks set to be extradited to sweden after britain supremum court dismissed his appeal the wiki leaks founder has been under house arrest in the u.k. for more than five hundred days now he's wanted in sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations which the whistleblower himself strongly denies. has the details from outside the courthouse in london. chilliness and wasn't actually in court today when that judgment was passed rejecting his appeal

extradition accordingly dismissed wiki leaks founder julian assange is a step closer to going to sweden on sex crime charges but lawyers say he can still fight the decision and could reopen the case. guilt by default confusion and conflicting reports over the massacre prove no barrier to further demonizing us but france now threatening military intervention. allegations that saudi arabia is going well beyond the call of duty in its support for syrian militants with suicide bombers apparently being off to join the rebel ranks. and speculation over reports washington parachuted spies into north korea inside a fresh wave of tension and distrust on the korean peninsula. on air and online twenty four hours a day this is r.t. live from moscow with me wrong. the u.k. supreme court has dismissed wiki leaks founder julian assange has appeal against extradition to sweden he's wanted for questioning over alleged sex crimes firth was outside the courthouse in london. julian assange was in in court today when the judgment was passed with jack saying his appeal against the extradition to sweden and n

sushi welcome to the program wiki leaks founder julian assange now looks set to be extradited to sweden after losing an appeal in britain supreme court he's wanted in the scandinavian country for questioning of a sex crime accusations which the whistleblower himself strongly denies. the details from outside the courthouse in london. chilliness orange wasn't actually in court today when that judgment was passed rejecting his appeal against that extradition to sweden but it's not over yet he's being granted a fourteen day extradition stay with us while his legal team try to get an appeal to reopen cases now that is a key point told us some of the point that were made in the judgment that they say they haven't had time to respond to you say that's the immediate steps that you're going to see taken if that fails then you could see julian assange and then put on that plane to sweden but it's very likely that you are going to see his legal team taking this fight even further to the european court if he even write every day among his supporters that the turned out that this isn't just a loss f

toward the paris to pass final judgement on whether the whistleblower should be extradited to sweden over alleged sex crimes. and speculation over reports washington parachuted spies into north korea in signs of fresh wave of tension and distrust on the korean peninsula. my from our studios in central moscow you're watching r t with me and he said now it's good to have you with us twelve noon here in the russian count but all our top story u.n. investigators have only just begun to piece together exactly what happened during the bloody massacre in the syrian township of houla but some nations aren't waiting for conclusive proof before declaring president also guilty opinion based largely on a number of unverified accounts the situation is further confused by a plethora of witness reports blaming rebel islamist gangs for the smaller parties were important iowa explains. the united nations secretary general and the u.n. supervision mission in syria have been tasked with the responsibility of investigating who was responsible for last week's massacre in syria but in the meantime the u.s

his legal extradition to sweden with this is just to present to the wiki leaks founder being to the u.s. to face espionage charges we have live expert opinion on this shortly on all three . a million and a half a million and a half. allegations that saudi arabia is a suicide bomber to rebels as the new french president is military intervention following the massacre reaction from france. and the u.s. denies sending special forces to spy inside north korea but the journalist trying to cover the story says the pentagon is on a damage control mission to save face. and in an exclusive interview with russian shareholders in t.n. k b p say they're considering options to change the ownership structure of the oil giant as its fifty fifty joint venture has run its course on the twenty. this is the line from central moscow with the twenty four hours a day. set to be extradited to sweden after britain's supremum court dismissed his appeal that we could been under house arrest in the u.k. for more than five hundred days now he's wanted in sweden for questioning of a sex crime accusations which the

supreme court has dismissed wiki leaks founder julian assange has appealed against extradition to sweden he's wanted for questioning of alleged sex crimes sara furthur was outside the courthouse in london. julian assange was in in court today when the judgment was pos rejecting his appeal against the extradition to sweden and now it's not over yet he's now got a fourteen day extradition for a while still legal to gain going to be appealing against some of the points that were raised in the judgment they will the case reopened saying they haven't had a child to respond to some of the basic points that were raised thirty after that if that fails you could see julian the son john of the day being sent sweden to face questioning if they sexual assault charges it's very likely that you are going to see his legal team taking this fight even further to the european court of human rights every day among his supporters to the turned out that this isn't just a loss for julian assange but for the british justice system as a whole and i'm joined now by n.e.p. gerald path and what they've actually sa

legal against extradition to sweden with fears this is just a prelude to the wiki leaks founder being handed on to the u.s. to face charges. a million and a half. allegation. suicide bombers. military intervention. by the u.s. . special forces to spy inside north korea for the journalist to cover the story. to save face. on air and online this is r.t. live from moscow with me welcome to the program wiki leaks founder julian assange set to be extradited to sweden after losing an appeal in britain supreme court he's wanted in the scandinavian country for questioning of a sex crime accusations which the whistleblower himself strongly denies. the details from outside the courthouse in london. chilliness and wasn't actually in court today when that judgment was passed rejecting his appeal against that extradition to sweden but it's not over yet he's being granted a fourteen day extradition stay that's while his legal team try to get an appeal to reopen the case now that is a key point on the some of the points that were made in the judgment that they say they haven't had time to respond to

wiki leaks founder julian assange is a step closer to extradition to sweden after the u.k. supreme court rejected his appeal lawyers say he can still find the decision and could reopen the case. by default confusion and conflicting reports over the houla massacre prove no barrier to further demonizing france now threatening military intervention in syria. allegations that saudi arabia is going well beyond the call of duty and of support for syrian military with suicide bombers apparently being auctioned off to join a rebel way. speculation over reports washington parachuted spies into north korea inside it's a fresh wave of tension and distrust on the korean peninsula. you're watching our live from moscow where breaking news this hour after a protective legal battle and over five hundred days of house arrest in london we can weeks founder julian assange his appeal against extradition to sweden has been dismissed let's cross live to our correspondent sara she was in the court now joins us live with the latest where does our sergeant his team go from here. well julian assange

and britain's highest court says julian assange can indeed be extradited to sweden. it is being called a major date for international justice. a united nations war crimes court has jailed charles taylor, the former president of liberia. >> he has been given 50 years for helping rebels from neighboring sierra leone commit a gruesome list of active during an 11-year civil war that ended in 2002. >> it was considered one of the most brutal conflicts in post- world war ii history. the presiding judge says the world is entering an era of accountability. >> charles taylor remained in passive as the sentence was announced. the presiding judge said he saw no attenuating circumstances, and taylor showed no signs of remorse. taylor was found guilty last month of 11 counts of war crimes and crimes against humanity, including murder, rape, and constricting child soldiers. the judge said taylor's crimes were of the utmost gravity in their scale and brutality. >> witness tf1 064 was forced to carry a bag containing human heads. on the way, the rebels ordered her to laugh as she ca

on sweden and finland, sweden even more than finland, they are extraordinary partners. they participate -- sweden participates in every single operation that we are conducting with major cooperation and operation unified protect libya, a leading role in the north and afghanistan, until recently, although that's gone down, has contributed significantly in kosovo, as has finland in many different ways. they could be allies tomorrow. by the way, i remind them of that, too. it is -- there is something -- the membership does have its privileges. for one you get to sit at the table to make decisions, and if you don't, if you're not a member you get to sit at the table but you don't get to make decisions. but it's a national decision. sweden will have to decide, finland will have to decide, like every country, whether or not they want to become members of nato. the good news is you don't have to be a member of nato to be an extraordinary partner. on baltic air policing, they have air covers in the baltics but they're not part of the nato mission of baltic air policing as of ye

stepped closer to extradition to sweden after the u.k. supreme court rejected his appeal but lawyers say he can still fight the decision and could reopen the case. guilt by default confusion and conflicting reports over the massacre prove no barrier to further demonizing also with france now threatening military intervention in syria. allegations that saudi arabia is going well beyond the call of duty and its support for syrian militants with suicide bombers apparently being auctioned off to join rebel ranks. that speculation over reports that washington parachuted spies into north korea incites a fresh wave of tension and distrust on the korean peninsula we'll have more on all those stories at the top of the hour up next it's the sport with roma. thanks very much for that and this i want to welcome this is for the north seeing with me ramon calls for a ban we have plenty up ahead but first the headlines. suzanne once a goalscorer this draw for russia against lithuania with only one friendly remaining ahead of the european championships i

even if he is in sweden which eric is right it is easier to extradict him from sweden than from other countries, but, that is still a tough task. >>reporter: well, it is, you have to be able to demonstrate the strength of your case. you have to come forward with a lot of the evidence you intend to use or a description of that evidence to get an extradition. and, so, for assange time is on his side. the longer he can make this case take the more likely he is in avoiding severe penalty. >>trace: if you talk about wikileaks as a company, it is almost falling off the planet because they do not have money as we are talking about and the credit card companies are blockaded wikileaks, so, he is in jail, pretty much that means the end of this exwith. >>reporter: absolutely if he is in jail he will have a difficult time the right now the credit card and funding he has been short on money and donations but he has been able to have television from his apartment or housing where he has been doing russian tv, so i don't think it has been stopping him getting the emergency out but it will be an imp

in the -- partners like sweden and finland. they have forces in afghanistan to be part of an international operation. that is part of what the nato mission has to be. been there as a source of stability in this -- being there in this -- being mayor as a source of stability in this unpredictable -- being there as a source of stability in this unpredictable world. >> yes, sir? >> the u.s. administration announced the establishment of the atrocities prevented board. what was the reaction of the nato allies of this -- to the new institution -- the nato allies to this new institution? will nato be the instrument of choice? >> i cannot say there is a direct link between the obama administration and thinking inside nato. these are hardly new issues for nato. every single use of force in the 1990's had to do with the prevention of mass atrocities in one form or another kharif afghanistan is being -- mass atrocities in one form or another. afghanistan being the exception. we deal with situations that require military force. there is new

he is fighting extradition to sweden on sexual assault charges. mitt romney finally secured the right to fight president barack obama after a long and grueling primary contest. it is midday in london, 7:00 in the morning in washington and 1:00 in the afternoon at the hague, where former president of liberia charles taylor was jailed for 50 years for aiding and abetting war crimes in sierra leone. the landmark ruling marks the first time a former head of state has been found guilty of war crimes since the trials of nazis after the second world war. the judge described his crimes as some of the most heinous and human history. mark doyle has the latest. >> when charles taylor arrived in court, he knew there was no precedent in modern times for sentencing a former head of state. but if mr. taylor had hoped it might help him, he was wrong. >> the trial chamber risk -- wishes to underscore the gravity of mr. taylor's betrayal of public trust, which outweighs the distinction that might of the way to obtain through the liability discussed above. >> the ju

none of this is dealing with the basis of those alleged crimes in sweden.one of it deals with the wikileaks activities itself which the state feel he should be involved classified state department and military documents which some have said in the state -- officials have said this compromised american soldiers american diplomats american sources in the field. he remains under house rays here. he's also hosting a tv talk show on the russian state television. >>> thank you very much. reporting live for us this morning. appreciate it. >>> before you leave the house let's get an update with maria molina who has the lingering effects of beryl. >> the storm is strengthening. winds 35 miles per hour. the wind isn't the big story with beryl. whether it's a depression or tropical storm whichs is forecast to remain tropical storm stratus. it is expected to bring heavy rain in the outer banks where we can get 4 inches of rain easily. moderate risk for oklahoma and texas. there is a chance you could be seeing large hail damming winds and tornadoes from the storm system

sweden played a critical game.is why dw gives the scandinavian citi rating of just two out of six. odds are they will be packing their bags in the group's stage. >> the italian soccer federation has begun to secure 50 players accused of match fixing. >> 14 people were arrested in raids, including one at the national team's training camp. if found guilty, the players and officials could face long suspension. they're accused of rigging matches in the second division for bribes. 22 clubs could have points deducted, including three that moved up to the first division last year. >> not a good omen for the italians. >> stay with us here on dw. we are back in a minute's time. we're going to look at jaochim gauck. he has been in the palestinian territories today. settlements have been one of the big issues. >> we raised a question earlier. what do you think? do you think government here in europe should be in control of your data as far as online activity goes? see you in a sec. ♪ >> true art has a mind of its own, dislike

it was established by the central bank of sweden. and it's formal name is, i think, something like the central bank of sweden prize in economic science in memory of alfred nobel. they don't mind if you and i call it a nobel prize. they're happy not to correct us, i think, but informally it's not a nobel breeze. it's something else. but in any case. alfred nobel established the five prizes and the last four, peace, and he wants the prize to be given prisonfully for those who further the cause of fraternity between nations -- his signal phrase in the will regarding the peace prize, fraternity between nations, and also he wants all of his prizes to be awarded for work done during the preceding year. this was a surprise to me. i always thought they were kind of cumulative awards or lifetime achievement wears or golden handshakes at the end of a career. i think if i didn't do the math but i think that probably no more than 10 or a dozen of the winners as you write about them probably actually fulfilled the specific criteria that nobel lai

he maintains once he is in sweden, he could be extradited to the united states to face charges that he leaked state department documents on the internet. his defense team has two weeks to respond to that court order. >>> well mitt romney appears to have the republican nomination because he easily won yesterday's primary in texas. and according to usa today, that gives him the delegates that he needs in order to secure the nomination. mitt romney has 1183 which is 39 more than he needs. earlier in the day the republican was in las vegas talking about the economy. >> we need to have presidents who understand how this economy works day-to-day small business, middle size business, big business, i do i want to use that experience to get us to work again. >> well president obama's campaign wasted no time going on the attack. they criticized romney's reluctance to distance themselves from donald trump. trump is once again questioning whether president obama was born in the united states. despite his hawaiian birth certificate. >>> coming up on 9 news at noon no propeller no problem. we'll tel

court ruling over his extradition to sweden he's wanted there for questioning over alleged sex crimes the wiki leaks founder has been held in britain under house arrest without charge for more than five hundred days now our taste our first looks at the case against him. detained without charge and facing extradition today in a santa is how that is a modern day cheats see what he likes wiki leaks wiki leaks wiki leaks wiki leaks wiki leaks about the many of the same people who had championed ten have now joined the smear campaign aimed at silencing him julian assange is a cyber terrorist and war time he should be killed and we've got to apprehend mr aslan's the founder of wiki leaks and bring him to justice as a violator of the espionage act because if we don't this will keep happening the dead man can't leaks that this guy is a traitor a treasonous and he has broken every law the united states the guy ought to be and i'm not for the death penalty so if i'm not for the death i don't want to do it illegally shoot the son of a first with a billing and credit card companies suddenly refus

court prepares to pass a final judgment on whether the whistleblower should be extradited to sweden over alleged sex crimes. and speculation over reports washington parachuted spies into north korea in science a fresh wave of tension and distrust on the korean peninsula. the rossignol kids have been. told china is dropping clancy and jet a lot of cast into the slowing economy i mean twenty minutes time how the figures on the deep south. it's eleven am here in moscow this is r t coming to you live from an isa now away with our top story and u.n. investigators have only just begun to piece together exactly what happened during the bloody massacre in the syrian township of houla but some nations aren't waiting for conclusive proof before announcing president assad's guilt opinion based largely on a number of un verified accounts of the situation is further confuse before witness reports blaming rebel islamist gangs for the slaughter in important explains. the united nations secretary general and the u.n. supervision mission in syria have been tasked with the responsibility of investigating

secretary of state hillary clinton visits sweden and within days to discuss internet freedom among other issues journalist and author believes that it's a matter of principle for the swedish authorities to have a songe conflict. what i've seen so far on the net is pretty consistent with what we have seen all along in the past eighteen months or so and that is a mean the hostile and negative attitude towards julian assange in his attempt to avoid extradition to sweden my own opinion is that the swedish prosecutors have invested so much per stage in this case that they're under a lot of pressure to get him convicted of something so i don't think they're just going to walk away from the case but they may surprise us yet everything that i've seen thus far indicates to me however that the prosecutor in charge is rather seriously determined to convict him of something. we are following all of the developments in the julian assange case on our website our teams are conscious go online for all the updates also one of the latest installment of his own interview show that's where he meets various

which he denies that we have expounder and his supporters fear that he could be handed over from sweden to the u.s. base as you know charges these allegations stand from a stand as a web site leaking hundreds of thousands of confidential american diplomatic cables with sensitive and embarrassing information u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton visit sweden within days to discuss internet freedom among other issues journalist and author al burke believes that it's a matter of principle for the swedish authorities to have a son convicted. and what i've seen so far on the net is pretty consistent with what we have seen all along in the past eighteen months or so and that is a mean hostile and negative attitude towards julian assange and his attempt to avoid extradition to sweden my own opinion is that the swedish prosecutors have invested so much per stage in this case that they're under a lot of pressure to get him convicted of something so i don't think they're just going to walk away from the case but they may surprise the ships so everything that i've seen thus far indicates to me h

his legal team are continuing what's likely to be a last ditch attempt to stop his extradition to sweden and they're reviewing a supreme court judgment in london ordering that he be handed over to the swedish authorities were he's wanted for questioning over sex crimes accusations which he denies but we can he's founder and his supporters fear that he will be handed over from sweden to the u.s. to face espionage charges these allegations stem from the songes website leaking hundreds of thousands of confidential american diplomatic cables with sensitive and embarrassing information u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton visit sweden within days to discuss internet freedom among other issues and journalist and author al burke believes that it's a matter of principle for the swedish authorities to have a son convicted. and what i've seen so far on the net is pretty consistent with what we have seen all along in the past eighteen months or so and that is a mainly hostile and negative attitude towards julian assange and his attempt to avoid extradition to sweden my own opinion is that the sw

sweden was very cross with the norwegians for doing this because it rocked sweden's boat too. and hitler and his government forbade germans to accept any nobel prize in any field, and they created their own prize as a substitute nobel. and for the duration of the like, those prizes were in place. >> i believe the first, i think, of three times when that was done because the soviet did it, and i think the chinese have just started doing it since 2010, i believe. >> guest: you are right. you are dead right. [laughter] >> host: yeah. he stood out partly because in some senses aside from being a brave individual himself, the selection, it belies some of what we might think about the nobel peace prize because it was a brave pick, as you say, at that time in europe for them to name somebody like that. it's interesting because a couple of years later there's debate about, i think, on the committee about neville chamberlain who did not get it -- >> guest: i think he would have in 1939. if there'd have been a '39 prize, which there wasn't, the prize is traditionally announced the secon

sweden, you're right, sweden has actually boomed. the reforms in the programs -- >> still spends 50% of gdp on government, which is way higher than the u.s. >> they've also cut their corporate tax rate way lower than the united states. but it's hard to be very optimistic right now about europe. germany is doing okay, sweden's doing fine, but the rest of europe looks like a basket case. i think the real lesson for the united states, erin, because most people in the united states care more about us than them, is are we going to follow down that path? we have a president who's always suffered from what i call euro envy. he wants u.s.-style national health insurance and government day care and all these kind of programs -- >> but he's not pushing for a big stimulus plan. he's not pushing for one right now. >> yeah, but, i mean, obama care is kind of a version of kind of european-style health care. i think that just this expansion of welfare. the question is whether we as a country are going to get serious, erin, about getting our entitle

goals to the team stalley and the detroit red wings center bottled at soup will join the side in sweden but neither model can moderate soup has yet to leave to the world championship trophy but we're good friends with zuckerman it's good that detroit were knocked out of the stanley cup and you can join the team he's one of the best players in the world it's a pleasure to play alongside him but hopefully we'll get a positive result this time milligan of still hasn't named his final roster and has a reserve three places for players from north america whose teams will be eliminated in the second round of the playoffs however nothing can stop russia's youngest forward t.v. from going to his first ever world championship. in one thousand year old is often compared with mark him and the pair were playing in the same line at the training camp. but malkin is a great player and of course i'd love to play with him and that would be an on or for me to be in the same line as him but it's up to the coaches to decide the red machine faces the r.t.a. in their opening on saturday day two of the world c

i don't think nato should push sweden or finland towards making their cooperation condition to their membership because there are historic factors and this should not prevent finland and sweden and countries like them to make their full contribution to nato operations. that's my very strong view. which chicago will bring in this respect, i don't know. i'm also certain the topic will come up. i hope that this whole concept of a special relationship will be supported in chicago. >> thank you very much. i'm not going to attempt to sum up the discussions we've just had in part because i think that julie did that herself whence she said that chicago is an opening act. and also partly because we're continuing this capabilities debate tomorrow. i think you'll agree with a good series of smart discussions today. i would urge you all to join us tomorrow for a continuation of these discussions. but i'd like to urge you to join me in thanking the panel for the contributions this afternoon. [ applause ] >> i also urge you to stay and join us. we are having a reception hosted -- so we can continu

julian assange and his attempt to avoid extradition to the us or to sweden i think the swedish prosecutors have invested so much per stage in this case that they're under a lot of pressure to get him convicted of something so i don't think they're just going to walk away from the case but they may surprise us yet. most of my life first floor in the united states citizen and i have studied its foreign policy and its government's activities for quite a while and it would surprise me if they don't try to get it i think it's a given. now scotland yard has received a tip about who might have murdered former russian security agent alexander litvinenko back in two thousand and six in a tape sent to british investigators the father blames exiled russian billionaire boris berezovsky and one of his associates. now reports on whether this new revelation will affect the long running case. the twist in the story surrounding the poisoning. a former security official alexander litvinenko a live in your case has revealed in an interview the names of the people he says are the killers of his son other peop

established by the central bank of sweden and its formal name is they think the central bank of sweden prize in economic sciences in memory of alfred nobel. they don't mind if you and i caught a nobel prize. they're happy not to correct if anything, but informally it's not a nobel prize. something else. in any case can establishes five in the last four piece and he wants a price to be given principally for those who further the cause of fraternity between nations. that is the signal phrase in the world regarding the peace process. fraternity between nations. also he wants all of the prizes to be a word for work being done between the year. this is a surprise. i was at the prizes are kind of cumulative rewards are lifelong achievement words are golden handshakes at the end of an illustrious career. >> i think by doing the math and probably no more than 10 dozen of the winners as you write about them probably actually fulfill the specific criteria that nobel laid out. >> one easily could do an account, but i think that's true. >> pretty quickly there's another element you should talk abo

lawyers are considering a last ditch attempt to stop his extradition to sweden after much legal wrangling the supreme court ordered the whistleblowers transferred questions on sex crimes accusations which he denies journalist and author al book believes that after. could be washington. what i've seen so far on the net is pretty consistent with what we have seen all along in the past eighteen months or so and that is a mainly hostile and negative attitude towards. julian assange and his attempt to avoid extradition to the us or to sweden i think the swedish prosecutors have invested so much per stage in this case that they're under a lot of pressure to get him convicted of something so i don't think they're just going to walk away from the case but they may surprise us yet. most of my life first far in the united states citizen and i have studied its foreign policy and its government's activities for quite a while and it would surprise me if they don't try to get it but i think it's a given. we'll get to the r.t. world update soon but for now we're scotland yard has received a tip about wh