u.s. government. we just want to talk to the u.s. government and talk about risk mitigation measures that might work in the u.s. so we can provide assurance and transparency. drew: you come from a cyber background? andy: i was a prosecutor. i joined the president bush team to secure cyberspace and then moved to homeland security in 2003 and we were setting up the cyber security effort. i led the u.s. cyber security effort. i don't trust anybody. recruited, on the part about reaching out, we will be advocates for a safer cyberspace. i have been able to be an americanfor a safer cyberspace. i am not a defender of while way. we need the best technology. it is critically important we address risks. i have never been told what to say or what i cannot say, and when you look at the bigger , we do not speak through the china government, and they do not speak for us. we want to talk to the u.s. government and find ways to mitigate risk. host: i am sure you are familiar with jim lewis. i want to play a little video what he had to say about huaw

u.s. government. china does not speak for us, we don't speak through china. we have found, just in the talks in prague last week, 30 countries and the u.s. got together, talking about standards. when the operators and the governments and the vendors come together to understand risk and manage it, we are all going to be better off in the end. huawei invited to the event in prague? did you have any representatives there? andy: i know my boss was there, in prague, for the conference. part of the conference was open, and there were break-out sessions one afternoon and one morning that generated remarks from the chairman of the proceedings about the requirements that many including the u.s. government are encouraging various countries involved in the eu in general to try to incorporate those into their requirements. purchase-- for who to and how to monitor the work that they do. host: especially in europe, u.s. officials have gone to many countries to visit their counterparts and essentially told him not to buy equipment from huawei. does that have an effect in the

u.s. government and it does not present risk to the united states. we just want to talk with you at government let's talk about risk mitigation measures that may work in the u.s. so we can ride assurance and his parents. >> host: you come from a federal background -- don't you? >> guest: yes, federal prosecutor and lawyer for a long time and joined the bush on the richard clark which drafted the national strategy to secure cyberspace moved on to the department of homeland security back in 2003 when we're setting up service for the effort and i later led the u.s. cyber security effort from dhs. >> host: did it take a bit of research on your part to say yes i trust huawei before you joined? >> guest: i don't trust anybody. frankly, the two-part role that when i was greeted by my global boss who had been cio of the uk government and on the part about reaching out that we would be advocates for paper cyberspace. i would be able to be and have been able to be an advocate for a safer american cyberspace. i'm not a defender of huawei but basically saying we

u.s. government has long viewed the chinese company as an espionage threat and has sought to keep while way from playing a major role on the u.s. telecommunications infrastructure market. this new move is likely to prevent it from supplying the equipment being used to set up cutting edge 5 g. networks donald trump's decision has come at a key moment in negotiations with the chinese government about future trade relations between the countries where having a little squabble with china because we've been treated very unfairly for many many decades or actually a long time and yet have been handled a long time ago and it was handle it now i think it's going to be i think it's going to turn out to be really well we're in a very strong position we are the piggy bank that everybody likes to take advantage of or take from and we can't let that happen anymore the executive order makes it easier for the u.s. government to directly regulate foreign telecoms which could theoretically exploit back doors and systems to pose a threat to communications and national security in addition the u.s. is place to

u.s. government believes it has the upper hand in the dispute washington's rationale seems to be that china needs the u.s. market more than the other way round and they can't do without american technology and indeed china's largest telecommunications company is feeling the heat several u.s. firms including google restricted access to huawei in order to comply with the u.s. banning order foreign companies such as japan's panasonic are considering doing the same u.s. secretary of state might pompei of says while away is dishonest about the extent of its ties to beijing. there's just what's to say that they don't work with the chinese government as a force so it's just. what we see that at least isn't telling merkel people the truth nor the world since the trade talks between washington and beijing started to flounder the dispute has increasingly look like one as much about technological prowess as anything else the u.s. hopes the pressure on huawei may yet prove a powerful bargaining tool in the overall trade negotiations as if they ever get going again. now in the world's top 2 economies ar

u.s. government. and then intelligence integration, rising that there are many agencies across the -- recognizing that there are many agencies across the u.s. government and in the private sector generating information that's really critical and has to be brought together in order to inform an integrated understanding of the threats we face so that we can communicate that understanding to the people in positions of authority who need to make decisions about how we're going to counteract that activity. so ctiic is a center under the office of the director of national intelligence. it's one of four multiagency centers. and the value there is bringing together representatives of those different departments and agencies who come to the table with their information, their subject matter expertise, their unique perspective, and try to bring that together into a whole. it sounds pretty common sense, but it didn't exist before 2015, and there were two key incidents that really raised the imperative for the cr

u.s. government put huawei on a trade to blacklist last week banning u.s. companies from doing business with it a market reaction has been negative for us hopes of a successful resumption of trade talks between the world's top 2 economies decline . you are way hasn't been out of the headlines very often recently but this week found itself at the very center of the ongoing trade conflict between the u.s. and china several u.s. firms including google restricted access to while away in order to comply with the u.s. barring order foreign companies such as japan's panasonic are considering doing the same u.s. secretary of state mike compare says wow is dishonest about the extent of its ties to beijing that's just false to say that they don't work with the chinese government is a false it's just the way c.e.o. and that at least isn't telling american people the truth nor the world several chinese government spokespeople spoke out against the u.s. moves. don't know what i'll do you know the use of state power by the united states to suppress chinese companies and

u.s. and china several sectors of the vietnam economy have benefited most or all. especially our government sector not. yet. another reason more and more chinese companies are now setting up operations in vietnam to avoid the higher tyrus out of china. the 2nd they say ok maybe. when the u.s. supply tyreese on chinese products companies thought it will be immediately because vietnam and china are quite close together and moving materials from china to a bit and from vietnam to the us is the same as exporting from china to the us. i mean. with no end to the trade war inside analysts say the manufacturing shift out of china is likely to continue and could redefine global trade patterns vietnamese manufacturers hope that could end china's dominance of the factory for the u.s. but instead of the high terrorist driving u.s. manufacturers back home countries like vietnam are getting the business. just hours after malaysia's prime minister urged wealthy countries to stop sending his nation their trash another country has rejected western waste a cargo ship has docked in the philippines to pick up

u.s. government has eased some of the restrictions imposed on the chinese tech giant huawei last week, a dayfter google's parent company, alphabet, said it was restricting access to the android operating system on u.s. orders. to shares in technology stocks around the world to fall. it will maintain use of the android operating system by open-source licensing but google with anyprovide huawei technical support. the u.s. government has blacklisted the company and is trying to persuade other countries to do the same. several countries have banned mobilefrom their networks, citing security concerns. the chinese government has backed huawei in his legal struggle with the u.s.. a will further confirm this and look into it and pay attention to its development. at the same time, china supports chinese companies to use legal weapons to defend their legitimate rights. lauren: the news has left many huawei phone owners wondering what this will mean for them. could changeat it soon doesn't really bother me, but it would've been better to let us know. >> this sort of thing is unacceptable. it is the cus

u.s. government the u.s. military evaded congress and parliamentary oversight by rather than asking for for an appropriation of $14000000.00 they simply wiped away the death that was owed i don't know how that's $965.00 i don't have those kind of records but ok but but but that's not just the general i'm going to tell you because you know with the shocking at the end of the program very soon they're all ways to resolve. this thing to give up and give up the nice so can go since go back 30 i'm sort of all over the all over the world that american bases right next to the relation all of america all of the hawaii all of the south korea all of it just all over europe why cannot the shoggoth islanders be rich to build in the checklist i lives i mean let's forget about the golf for a minute their response is the overall island which is above the 150 miles away from from didn't it also does a good question because if there is a military our naval mine why can't i get that close i want to have to i would actually hav

u.s. government the u.s. military evaded congress and parliamentary oversight by rather than asking for for an appropriation of $14000000.00 they simply wiped away the death that was owed i don't know how that's 965 i don't have those kind of records but ok but but but that's not just the general i'm going to tell you because you know with the shocking at the end of the program very same they're all ways to resolve. that you have got is also missing some give up give up the nice so can go scenes go back 30 i'm sort of all over the all over the world american bases right next to the relation all of america all of the hawaii all of the south korea all of it just all over europe why can't the shoggoth islanders be reste in the lives i mean let's forget about the google stuff for a minute there respond. to that which is above 150 miles away from from to go so just a good question because if there's not a minute she had naval man why can't i get that close i want to have to i would actually have to look at it but

u.s. government is illegally trespassing and also we have supporters of the u.s. government and the u.s. backed opposition leader of one guy joe declaring that the trespassers who were inside were the ones violating international law and basically the u.s. state department on april 24th said that anyone who. who is representing the government of nicolas maduro who were made in this embassy would be trespassing but something interesting of course as you know happened on that day which is that the activists who supported nicolas more duro 2 did not leave they saw this as an illegal takeover of venezuelan sovereign sole soil by both international and venezuelan law * and they said that they would be here to defend venezuelan sovereignty now they've been staying this embassy living here up until today the federal authorities posted a notice on the front door saying that anyone inside the embassy was trespassing and that they recognize the u.s. government recognizes the government of a mr flung wide joe opposition leader from venezuela as the president so they posted the trespassing notice an

u.s. government. maybe there's another idea out there remember it's illegal to possess these stolen documents it's different for the media server that you learn about this you're learning from us it may be time to start thinking you know sort of the books about how we can prevent russia from meddling in our elections in that vein consider this admittedly radical idea. american journalists should take a pledge to not report on the contents of a hock and social media site should remove from the networks any news stories discussing hack material now the job of a journalist is to dig into facts ask bold questions and try to determine the truth them in a sea of falso it however for some in the american press the rule seems to be don't dig into facts that are inconvenient of course journalists should be careful and check their sources but that's not what the washington post is talking about or what many journalists confiding to the polls are considering doing what they're doing is talking about the examinin

u.s. government the launch was kept low key and behind closed doors and going trade war between the u.s. and china has left south korea in a difficult position between its crucial security ally and its biggest trading partner. and saying on 5 g. it's their last british telecom mobile phone provider eve has become the 1st in europe to launch a high speed 5 g.'s service a 5 g. now will be available in limited parts of 6 cities including london birmingham and belfast with 10 more lined up to follow vodafone is expected to begin its own 5 g. network rollout next month the 5 g. standard offers almost instantaneous data transfer its condition for internet 4.0 which will handle strategic sectors like energy transport banking and healthcare. and that's it for me in the business team i'm stephen beard thanks for watching. cut. to the conflict zone with tim sebastian closes in the european parliament elections have shaken off the comes in those politics i guess lose me here in stucco goes to so many feet a memory a collapsible some socks and so recent great i'm the founder coakley european peoples

u.s. government and chinese telecom giant while way warns the u.s. its latest move against the company won't make america safer but will actually into the development of 53 networks in the country after washington put the firm on a trade blacklist banning the use of its equipment. at this point we are definitely not seeing any benefit it's just pain. american farmers lament the impact of the escalating u.s. china trade war saying donald trump promised benefits to u.s. agriculture a failing to materialize and facebook announces a new one strike policy to block uses sharing violent content is part of a bid to rid the platform of terrorist material guests discuss the. absolutely necessary given the volume of content but the technology symbolisms up to it yet so they're dragging their feet it's nonsense and they. you know exactly what has to be done and they're simply not going. hello there it's midday here in moscow you're watching r.t. international now 2020 presidential hopeful bernie sanders has accused u.s. national security adviser john bolton of t

u.s. government computer that was. publishing the now notorious iraq war logs their troops have classified documents back in two thousand and ten among which there was that now famous video appearing to show u.s. soldiers killing you rockey civilians now joining us on she isn't here in person he will be appearing at the hearing via video link but he was in another london court in person yesterday when he was sentenced to almost one year impreza in prison fifty weeks that was for skipping bail here in the u.k. back in the twenty twelve when he initially civil to silence at london's ecuadorian embassy now the judge in the case yesterday was pretty strict with us on this there isn't much of a sense of clemency from the british authorities i have to say he said that to me in a song for loud to the lord and evaded justice very publicly for those seven years that he was holed up in be ecuadorian. embassy from judy in a songe aside from the perspective of his legal team they said all along that the reason he had to hide away i

u.s. federal government appreciate it thanks for your time on your thoughts my guest 2020 u.s. presidential hopeful thank you. for. the world's biggest election. in india that's almost come to a close to the income of prime minister narendra modi securing another turn the pm has been celebrating his victory with support as india has around 900000000 eligible voters of a 600000000 of them cast ballots the main opponent. conceded defeat he said if a trying to look at why the candidates of the elite fail to make inroads. how they look at this simple guy modi as a child the prime minister helped his dad sell tea at a railway station ever heard of the caste system in india well his was officially classed as backwards there was even a t.v. show called the journey of the common man showing his tough life path. now let's compare that to opposition leader who gandhi's background his father was a prime minister preceded by guess who his grandmother his great grandfather was the founder of modern india and what matter the ukase super the cambridge university how's that for a contrast. not

u.s. government and chinese telecom giant the u.s. its latest move against the company won't make america safer but will hinder the development of 5 g. networks in the country that's after washington put the firm on a trade blacklist banning the use of its equipment. at this point we are definitely not seeing any benefit it's it's just pain american farmers lament the impact to be escalating u.s. china trade war saying don't look from support mr benefits to u.s. agriculture failing to materialize and 5 tech giants commit to tackling violent and extreme online comments and it's after facebook failed to prevent the live streaming of the new zealand terror attack guests discuss them. absolutely necessary given the volume of content but the technology simply isn't up to it yet so they're dragging their feet it's one sense and they know exactly what has to be done and they're simply not the only. 1 o'clock here in moscow are you watching international 2020 presidential hopeful bernie sanders has accused the u.s. national security adviser j

u.s. government this is about state known to us in here ial isn't saying no to us intervention in the affairs of other countries saying that the us has no right to overthrow the government of another country we've seen it before and we are not going to tolerate it again. it seems britain is getting increasingly picky about which types of foreign business is good business the government is pushing for a change in the house of lords which would force peers to the clear whether they have dealings with russia or china during street ses it's simply about making the political system more transparent your political. what's more dangerous than dirty money red money from russia there are fears it could be flooding britain's upper house of parliament the house of lords the sunday times newspaper has done some digging it's published a list of what it calls loss goes men the lords benefiting from russian rubles. just like employees the lords half there's a clear their business interests and official register but unlike their colleagues in the lower house they don't have to say how much those business int

u.s. government is applauding china's crackdown. on exports but here in baltimore there is only skepticism you will in those. clever ways to get it. parker says he's trying to get clean now he receives treatment at this mobile opioid addiction clinic parked outside the city jail this is also where he picks up free doses of no lock zone and emergency nose spray that reverses the effects of an overdose he carries the kids everywhere he goes one day. and that is the reality here for each person saved after overdosing on fentanyl still others die addicted to perhaps the most deadly drug the streets have seen. al-jazeera baltimore still ahead on al-jazeera. formula one lost a legend peter will be here with that in sport. time for sport with peter befehl thank you very much a limp dick and wolf eight hundred meter champion cost us a menu has lost her appeal against new testosterone rules in athletics meaning that as it stands she won't be able to defend her titles our sports correspondent lee winning's explains. this was a verdict as much

u.s. is doing to partner with the somali government and how can the u.s. help the country return some degree of semblance? >> we are militarizing the region and looking at somalia three decades of instability and they are seeing a and the civil society there and how can the u.s. help the country return to some sort of degree of a semblance and peace and unity? >> thank you for the question. this is in response to the biggest point you have made. and with that long-term planning. and for those people that are there. and then at the community level and then to try to think about the things we are trying to about things that will get more by stability in those areas. but you cannot do that you have to connect cities and around and that is why it appears to be is overly heavily security. so that is the somali case. but you made an excellent point about the lack of institutions that he has not inherited that system. with a huge program at the state department to focus on business opportunities in ethiopia. 400 people we invited. business people to look at priva

u.s. government considers huawei and national security threat.t has only banned huawei parts and the buildup of america's 5g internet data network. it is stepping up pressure on several european allies to do the same. carl: the senior editor of vice media joins me in berlin. teresa, how much of a setback is this for huawei? this is the second-largest smartphone maker in the world? >> they have a lot of customers in europe and europeans like using their google suite and google maps and gmail apps. in the long run, it will make phones much momo insecure e for users and why people will keep using their smart phones, they will probably not buy new ones. >> if you have a huawei smartphone, what would you tell someone? what should they do? >> keep using it. update one of the update is available. the security updates might get through a little late, because there is a system that is called an open software system, which means that while way can still rely on open source software updates to come through. it does not mean that they can use them as they co

u.s. government in that way to make it look as if the u.s. is ready to go to war i think we're still hopefully quite far away from a military escalation samuel with the u.s. accusing iran of express's of planning attacks on american forces how do you see this crisis contained and at what price. i mean. there is a point that. iraq in particular has no interest to be dragged into such a conflict now the american are putting pressure they are building up militarily but i don't think that they have an interest in waging a military action why because economic sanctions are doing well and they are putting enough pressure on iran and the military buildup in my view is i mean and that them to dissociate any act and to from iran to not to wage a war but to resort to a military action in order to change the balance of power in the ija and to try to achieve a breakthrough in any leak in this sanctions that are putting a lot of pressure on iran economically and socially. vobis not to try to depict as most likely going to be an easy of white for the unite

u.s. government record. the government of the mr one why don't our opposition leader from venezuela as the president so they posted the trespassing notice and recognize the opposition leader as the president like they've been doing and the opposition's ambassadors of so-called ambassador said that anyone who refuses to comply with this order would be arrested now according to the embassy protection collective via their post on social media from earlier today they are all out of this and busy as of today and just for background basically the u.s. state department on april 24th said that anyone who is representing the government of nicolas maduro who are made in this embassy would be trespassing but something interesting of course as you know happened on that day which is that the activists who supported nicolas more duro did not leave they saw this as an illegal takeover of venezuelan sovereign sole soil by both international and venezuelan law and they said that they would be here to defend venezuelan sovere

u.s. government we continue to see this mounting pressure on china. e fcc rejecting china mobile's bid to have access to the u.s. market. their logic is this is on espionage concerns and not really -- can they are preoccupied about china accessing u.s. telephone networks. amanda: very interesting because we are seeing donald trump supporting that. the fcc is a separate arm but we do have government bodies still reviewing whether wall weight huawei willpate -- participate in the 5g buildout. one big issue is how close to the chinese government are these entities. the fcc is underscoring it may be too close for comfort. we are back in the red today. just what might be turning things around? coming off ofus session lows. we get these conflicting comments about whether there will be a deal by friday or there will not be a deal by friday. what is your thought on what is driving it? is it all emotion in the markets? luke: people were looking for a reason to buy the dip or get back in. i think you can -- occam's razor. beenally the trend has most china sensit

u.s. government in fact the c.f.o. of qual way faces charges in brooklyn. the company just settled a suit in washington state where it is alleged to have stolen part of a robot owned by t. mobile the robot was called tapi by the way and the trumpet ministration is urging american companies not to use while weighs five g. technology that's because they're afraid that the company is installing a backdoor that would allow them to listen to americans and possibly engage in cyber warfare as for the a con technology you see here you might look for it one day soon on a cell phone near you. adam cohen of a consummate conductor thank you for being with counting the cost thank you having me first off you've got nearly breakable smartphone technology what is it and how did you come up with it so our mirage diamond glass technology is actually a lab grown men or crystal in diamond it has all of the material properties that you'd find in bulk diamond exceptional hardness it's exceedingly high thermal conductivity it's an exceptionally robust material it's chemically ine

u.s. government employees and they were not entitle legally to protection from the u.s. government that just simply isn't a crime. on that note john kerry ark a whistle blower and foremost cia officer i thank you for sharing your thoughts with those that on this topic we appreciate it . now india's prime minister narendra modi has won a landslide reelection victory with his party gaining a parliamentary majority in the largest democratic exercise in the country's history the prime minister has been celebrating his victory with supporters india has around 900000000 eligible voters have a 600000000 cast their ballots modi's main opponent. has conceded defeat. and why gandhi dubs the candidate of the elite failed to make invites. have a look at this simple guy modi as a child the prime minister helped his dad sell t. out a railway station ever heard of the caste system in india well his was officially classed as backwards there was even a t.v. show called the journey of the common man showing his tough life path. now let's compare that to opposition leader gandhi's backgroun

u.s. government restrictions but could this decision end up hurting consumers instead. austria's political crisis deepens as ministers from the far right freedom party quit their government posts that's after chancers a bastion courts sacked his interior minister in the wake of a corruption scandal. and it's the document at the core of germany's democracy the basic law is 70 years old we examine what it means for the country today. i'm called assman to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and all around the world welcome google has barred the world's 2nd largest smartphone maker while way from using many of its products it's a big blow to the chinese company last week the trumpet ministration limited the amount of business american companies can do with the chinese tech giant google's decision means that while way now loses access to some updates to the android operating system and to popular google apps such as g. mail and you tube. there is dismay in europe at the news that many google services will no longer be available on who are where smartphones in rome bus

u.s. government apparently talking about a coup or how they were playing to restructure the government of ukraine. exactly i'm not saying the whole u.s. government feels that way the there is there is division on this but the neo conservative element wants very much to change the strategic dynamic in eastern europe. cons are very smart people and they've been at this for a long time they came in around the issue of propaganda they studied how to create hot buttons for the american people they had this experience when they were getting the american people to get excited about central america back in the 1980 s. regular army their ground forces being no with the russian artillery and they've been applying those same strategies ever since they remain very dedicated to achieving their goals they still want to get rid of certain governments they want a regime change in syria for instance regime change in iran they're very skilled at this and they have a lot of allies now inside the news media inside the government and that means that they can do a lot to control the narrative of any story so i

u.s. government the u.s. military evaded congress and parliamentary oversight by rather than asking for for an appropriation of $14000000.00 they simply wiped away the death that was owed i don't know how that's $965.00 i don't have those kind of records but ok but but but that's not just the general i'm going to tell you because you know with the shocking at the end of the program very same they're always to resolve. is also listening to give up give up the nice can juggle scenes go back 30 i'm sort of all over the all over the world that american bases right next to the relation of all of america all of the hawaii all of the south korea all of it just all over europe why cannot the shoggoth islanders be reste in the lives i mean let's forget about the google stuff for a minute there respond this is the overall island which is above 150 miles away from sort of to go so there's a good question because if there is a military our naval mine why can't i but i have to i would actually have to. look at it but in p

u.s. government computer that was of course prior to the leaks published by wiki leaks the the turia say wrong war logs in two thousand and ten that featured. video that appears to show u.s. soldiers shooting at a real civilians now judy in a sauna walls out another court yesterday he actually appeared there in person and he was sentenced to almost one year behind bars fifty weeks for skipping bail back in twenty twelve that was what he ended the ecuadorian embassy seeking asylum that the judge that was pretty strict on julian assad. there isn't much of a sense of clemency at the moment from the british authorities in relation to the leaky leaks found he said that the jews julian assange should flouted the law very publicly he did they did justice for seven years while being holed up in the ecuadorian embassy now julian assange anjan his legal team have said that the reason that he had to seek asylum in the ecuadorian embassy was because he was wanted in sweden for questioning over these alleged sexual assault allegations which julian assange to this team members away said is just precut for a

u.s. government but amongst many u.s. companies and stepping back from engagement with china is a recognition that the way its government interacts with and supports. companies like wall way. represents a growing threat to the united states not only on a technological basis for example we talk mostly about phones but i think the bigger question is what the use of what way networking in the development of 5 g. networks in the u.s. and around the world i think that's really a major threat so i think there is a growing recognition that we really need to step back and disengage and reduce our reliance on these chinese companies and this is true not just for awhile way we saw it last year in the debate with the chinese. phone companies e.t.e. there's a currently a big debate about in the u.s. about. involvement with the chinese rail car company which has provided rail cars to los angeles and chicago and philadelphia and this great against concerns that the use of these rail cars spread presents a security threat to consumers wh

u.s. government all day today, including lots of statements released by various u.s. government officials today, supposedly intended directly for the venezuelan people, but apparently it never occurred to anyone in the trump administration that any of those statements should be in spanish. let alone they should be delivered by any means of communication that the venezuelan people should actually have any access to after the maduro regime has cut everything off. so i know there's a lot going on, but this is a very serious, very fluid, very much still-developing situation in venezuela today. we'll have more on that ahead later on this hour and we're watching this as developments proceed. because, as i say, this is international history in the making. whether or not you have been paying any attention to the drama and tragedy in venezuela over the past year, this, tonight, as we speak, in some ways, it really feels like it may be the pivotal moment when either the maduro regime is going to end, somehow, or the maduro regime is going to survive, in which case, the oppositio

u.s. government orders the u.s. government says a 16 year old guatemalan has died at a border patrol station in southern texas is the 5th migrant child to die in custody since december the teenager was found unresponsive during a welfare check on monday his cause of death is unknown 20 years of me continues next hour the news after you straight after that he told me that. by and. large once you won't get up and down. i'm going to get all bent out. of this ionizing oversight. bosh well. those ones out that i was able to hook on to come visit me you. know leukemia and. so it's only known to rosemary feels able to talk about the causes of the miscarriage. i love very well a follow on to. putting me at him gosh. this to a political washed the only kid to quit a kid to mourn enough of them to know if this was santa fe they could do something beautiful in my eyes or something on them and almost washable spit and look at the milk feed. thank. you but then you know see homosexuals say you do it. all with i mean you look at t

u.s. government's putting their lives at risk his own scale of more pain with more. there are new federal criminal charges being filed against julian assange in addition to the initial charge of conspiracy to commit computer intrusion we now have 17 new counts including the 1917 espionage act at this point there is a total of 18 criminal charges against julian a songe each of the new charges carries up to 10 years in prison the initial charge a potential of 5 years that brings the total amount of time julian assad could spend behind bars if convicted to be 175 years this is some of what is in the indictment. a federal grand jury returned an 18 count superseding indictment today charging julian p. saunders with offenses that relate to his songes a legit role in one of the largest compromises of classified information in the history of the united states the superseding indictment alleges that a songe was complicit with chelsea manning a former intelligence analyst in the us army in unlawfully obtaining a disclosing classified documents related to the national defense n