the former us army intelligence analyst chelsea manning, who's already served seven years in prison fortion to wikileaks, was jailed again last week, specifically for refusing to testify against assange. i will not co—operate with this or any other grand jury, so it doesn't matter what it is or what the case is, i'm just not going to comply or co—operate. julian assange is currently being held in a jail in london. the authorities in sweden also want to question him about a rape allegation. he is expected to fight both extradition attempts. but the man who once courted publicity even as he claimed asylum inside an embassy knows that finding refuge this time might prove rather more difficult. chris buckler, bbc news, washington. bradley moss is a lawyer who specialises in national security cases in washington, dc. he's been critical of mr assange in the past but he says he is concerned about the implications of the latest charges for freedom of the press. let me be very clear, i am not a fan of mr assange, i utterly despise the individual. but the larger concern here is the way that the u

>>christopher else and with the us army national guard says he and his son hunter take preventative steps to avoid drowning and other water related emergencies. we have a wet suits insights. we also make sure we have s. >>and then we'veone through all the training on the wave runners hunters grown up with wave runners. >>but now he gets to do it on his own, but we want to make sure we've got the right fuels we have a of safety preservers on the boat we have ropes and % things so if we have to tow we can do that anthe lewa blue motorsports says you should also scout out you're boating destination before you get there how the weather. >>and you know where you're going to be look out for pets in the water. the rivers are expected to be very busy so boaters should remember people will be swimming in the water as well also keep a clear mind especially for holidays, we want to make sure that we don't do any kind of drinking. >>any kind of any kind of materials why you're boating and it sounds simple enough, but important nonetheless always carry an emergency kit with you before you hit the wate

us. the army has to contemplate that. resources are now quite important to us. budgets are important to us. when we go to war, if we ever did, it is an existential affair . vietnam was not an existential affair. it ships our thinking and -- it shapes our thinking. in vietnam, soldiers were planning on war for sea and air. the army is bringing artillery back that can shoot 1000 miles, with the idea it can shoot and sink ships. you can probably imagine where we are thinking of doing that. we are looking at war in space and cyberspace, all at the same time. in an environment which young folks are equipped with high tech capability, and if you do networks are jammed or infected with malware that screws up the data and causes us to see things that don't exist. that is the world in which we are preparing our young folks who volunteer and are recruited to fight a very complex affair. day and net operations. 72 hours would not be unusual to be awake with cat naps. very tough. a great deal goes on the hind the scenes when you are thinking about that fate. the soldier in

pancho villa on the american town of columbus, new mexico, escalated into a full—blown battle with the us armyunities together. i am one of the founders of the cabalgata that approaches and joins with columbus. in a celebration and remembrance of the pancho villa raid in 1916. many americans that get on their horses, they come down and they meet them at the border. and they kind of co—mingle at that time. then they all come up together. the march, the three miles march from the border to here is symbolic. everybodyjust enjoys it, to see those people come here and remember that this was part of their history. we have speeches, singing, dancing. you go around and you walk around and shake hands with pancho villa, which is a lot of fun. we never celebrated the raid, per se. we acknowledge that it happened. but this is 100 years later. nobody alive now was in that raid or had any part to do with it so this is strictly for friendship with people that live below the border and people that live on this side of the border. and to finish off, i'm heading north to new york where a street version of base

history made by an airborne army >>> >>> tuskegee alabama by the us army.e airmen became the first african-american fighter groups sent into combat during world war ii. next from the 21st annual american veteran center conference, 6 tuskegee airmen appear on stage at the national archives marking the 75th anniversary of their first deployment in 1943. the veterans talk about their combat experience during world war ii and the korean war recalling some of their most dangerous missions and what it was like to serve in a segregated military. this is about 65 minutes. >> it's with great pleasure i now introduce our panel of american icons, the tuskegee airmen. moderating the panel's

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indictment alleges that astonish 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 now one of the federal statutes used against julian assange in this indictment is the 1917 espionage act which was passed during the 1st world war and is known for its rather vague language and this is the 1st time the espionage act of 1917 has been leveled against a journalist for publishing classified material now in addition to that the indictment basically alleges that that chelsea manning who leaked information was doing so in conspiracy with julian assad now it's important to note that chelsea manning is currently in jail in the united states for refusing to testify against julian assigned to the federal grand jury and at this point julian assange is also in jail in the united kingdom he has been sentenced and is in prison in jail in the united kingdom for refusing to go to court back in 2012 now he has recently received that sentence after being taken out of the ecuadorian embassy where he

indictment alleges that his son was complicit with chelsea manning a former intelligence analyst in the us army in unlawfully obtaining an disclosing classified documents related to the national defense now their accusations and center around claims that mr assad has violated u.s. national security violated the law by taking in soliciting they say classified information from then bradley manning now chelsea manning miss manning was sentenced to jail for 35 years before being pardoned by the former u.s. president barack obama she herself has been subpoenaed again to testify in this case and has refused to do so the portably telling the judge that she would rather starve to death than testify she would argue as would mr signs and others that their journalists merely. acting in the public interest where is the u.s. government argument is that this was a case that national security and as a result of that and miss manning's resulting decision not to testify she remains in prison and it will remain to be seen exactly what happens to mr science as a result of these indictments. yeah spinout act on th

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 all of this is very much linked to chelsea manning who leaked astonished the now notorious iraq war logs and manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison but was then pardoned by then president barack obama back in 2017 she's now been subpoenaed to testify against a songe which she refuses to do so she's actually ended up back in custody as a result of that and this whole saga we entered its new legal phase last month when a songe was dragged out against his will from london's ecuadorian embassy the ecuadorian authorities revoked his claim to political asylum he's now serving out of 50 weeks sentence in a london prison for skipping bail back in 2012 when he originally entered the embassy he's also wanted in sweden stockholm is about to go through the motions of issuing their own extradition request to because they want him to answer questions about an alleged sexual assault dating back to 2010 whi

the former us army intelligence analyst chelsea manning has been released from prison after serving an jailed for refusing to give evidence before a grand jury investigating wikilea ks. but she'll have to appear again before a grand jury next week, and refusla to testify could lead to another spell in jail. three venezuelan mps have taken refuge in the italian and argentinian embassies as the government of nicolas maduro increases pressure on the opposition. they're among ten mps stripped of congressional immunity earlier this week on the recommendation of the pro—government supreme court. it said they should be investigated for conspiracy, rebellion and treason for allegedly taking part in the botched uprising at the end of april. a german woman who scammed her way into new york high society has been sentenced to up to 12 years injail. the opulent lifestyle of russian—born anna sorokin was paid for by a string of unpaid loans and bills involving hotels, restaurants and banks. she pretended to be a wealthy heiress. it's the most anticipated flotation on the new york stock exchange sin

in thespecially useful burn patient. the modern armyses the latest and most complex equipment. includes devices such as the bennett machine, used in the respiratory certain conditions. artificial kidney or peritoneal dialysis. the search for new methods and more effective nursing programs in a variety of ways. one such activity is the council of nurses, which was held in frankfurt, germany. here information and ideas are exchanged on all matters relating to the healing arts. in these international meetings, members of the army nurse corps their full and enthusiastic cooperation, working according to the true their careers, the army nurses serve here as teachers, sharing their experiences and knowledge with their colleagues, from nursing organizations all over the world learning at the same time of what other nurses are attempting theirhieving in particular health program. the congress does more, however, a forum for the exchange of technical information. it offers great spiritual value to the members of this international partnership. o

in the buildup to memorial day this and the us army especially ins to sure there are stories of how military service influenced their lives well it got some unexpected results. serve something greater than myself or be up to you just that you are give to others to protect the ones i love and to be better myself as a man in a lawyer how has some of the impacted you become but cocktail p.t.s.d. severe depression anxiety isolation suicide attempts never ending rage it cost me my relationship with my eldest son and my grandson it cost some of my men so much more how did serving impact me ask my family i spend sleepless nights wrecked with guilt because none of the horror and suffering i've seen even matters because we're all just grist for a pay mill run by madmen because if i speak up and say this war is wrong my battle buddies fighting their own demons or size me do y. get to reply for the dad they can type it anymore my husband became an ex because of his p.t.s.d. then he got agent orange cancer and died my cousin died of a rat chemical cancer my other cousin is in remission from the same thi

about amend their elections in 4 months to a us army memorial day initiative asking veterans to share their stories appears to have backfired with harrowing accounts of their experiences in the military flooding twitter well more on that in just a few moments. what is it calling the coin is magic internet money the new type of digital currency the centralized digital scarcity chancellor i'm bringing a 2nd for bankers call the genesis blog for reason to calling it civil disobedience a source of optimism because i can control my own financial tiffani it's just a new way of coming to consensus it's a game changer in the human history of. columbus discovering a new world this paradigm shifting technology that transforms economics and finance in a heartbeat the apollo 11 landing on to the next and stacy. join me every 1st week on the alex simon sure and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports i'm show business i'll see you then. in the build up to memorial day this monday the u.s. army asked veterans to share their stories of how military service influenced their lives an

, but more useful would be something that army leaders could use, the leaders in between the tactical and strategic level. we also felt that tactical stories would not tell the story of the war or those operational levels lessons that they wanted to learn and to reflect their own experience. the strategic level in the policy level, we had felt had begun to be covered which could be covered by great historians such as michael gordon and others who had dealt with the story of the iraq war as it took place and played out inside of the beltway here in washington. we didn't want to rerun that story. we wanted to do something in between at the operational level and four-star and three-star level of command in iraq or in tampa to explain how strategy and policy translated into tactical actions on the ground or how tactical events translated up into the strategy and policy process or didn't. >> that was our charge and the scope of these histories. that's why you find is trying to put ourselves in the shoes of the four-star and three-star commands, most

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 if convicted he faces a maximum penalty of 10 years in prison on each count except for conspiracy to commit computer intrusion for which he faces a maximum penalty of 5 years in prison now one of the federal statutes used against him julian assange in this indictment is the 1917 espionage act which was passed during the 1st world war and is known for its rather vague language and this is the 1st time the espionage act of 1917 has been leveled against a journalist for publishing classified material now in addition to that the indictment basically alleges that that chelsea manning who leaked information was doing so in conspiracy with julian assad is that now it's important to note that chelsea manning is currently in jail in the united states for refusing to testify against julian a songe to the federal grand jury and at this point jew. innocent is also in jail in the united kingdom for refusing t

the former us army intelligence analyst, chelsea manning, has been ordered back to prison for again refusingy. it's thought the jury is investigating the wikileaks co—founder, julian assange. a spokesman for her legal team said she had been remanded in custody for contempt of court. she was only released from jail last week after a two—month sentence for her earlier refusal to testify. britain's prime minister has agreed to discuss a timetable for her replacement after the next vote on her brexit plan — which has already been rejected three times. theresa may's deal is expected to go before parliament again early next month. her main rival for the conservative leadership, borisjohnson, has now formally announced he'll be seeking to succeed her. airstrikes from the saudi—led coalition in yemen, have targetted the capital sana'a, killing 6 people. the strikes are said to be in retaliation for drone attacks by houthi rebels, on a key oil pipeline inside saudi arabia. for four years yemeni government forces backed by riyadh and other countries including the uk and america, have been battling hou

of course, because the iranians are not going to win a fight with the us army, but at the same time werdliner as the supreme leader. and even the president talking more of a hardline rhetoric saying that they're not going to negotiate with washington, with president trump, and that's going to complicate things, because president trump's ultimate goal is to negotiate with tehran and to get what he has called "a better deal" all along. still in the middle east, the us state department has expressed concern that syrian government forces may have again used chemical weapons. a spokeswoman says there are indications of a chlorine attack on sunday during a syrian government offensive against the rebel—held north—western region of idlib. the us says the assad regime is violating a ceasefire that's protected millions of civilians in the area, and threatens a "rapid response" if the attack is confirmed. the british prime minister has said parliament has "one last chance" to deliver brexit, and urged mps to back what she called her "new deal". it contains new guarantees on workers‘ rights, envir

the former us army intelligence analyst chelsea manning has been ordered back to prison for again refusingrandjury. it is thought the jury is investigating the wikileaks co—founderjulian assange. a spokesman for her legal team said she had been remanded in custody for contempt of court. she was only released from jail last week, after a two—month sentence for her earlier refusal to testify. britain's prime minister has agreed to discuss a timetable for her replacement after the next vote on her brexit plan, which has already been rejected three times. theresa may's deal is expected to go before parliament again early next month. her main rival for the conservative leadership, borisjohnson, has now formally announced he will be seeking to succeed her. taiwan looks about to become the first place in asia to legalise same—sex marriage. an historic declaration was actually made back in may 2017, when parliament was given two years to enact the changes. lawmakers will vote on three draft bills, each with a different view of what equality looks like. one is presented by the cabinet and two were

indictment alleges that a songe was complicit with chelsea manning a former intelligence analyst in the us army unlawfully obtaining a disclosing classified documents related to the national defense well chelsea manning features in these charges to chelsea manning obviously that former u.s. marine who leaked the now notorious iraq war logs and manning was sentenced to 35 years behind bars before being pardoned by then president barack obama back in 2017 and she's now been subpoenaed to testify against a son which she was. uses to do so she's actually ended up back in custody as a result of that now just as a quick reminder this is solemn saugus entered its new very convoluted legal phase earlier in april when the ecuadorian authorities evicted dishonors they revoked his political asylum allowed the british authorities to come in and arrest him he's now serving out a 50 week sentence in a london prison the skipping bail back in 2012 when he originally entered the embassy and he's also wanted in sweden to stop homes on the edge of a lodging and official extradition request because they want him t

ryan fox spent 15 years at the national security agency and was a computer analyst in the us army now he's an executive at the cyber intelligence firm new knowledge the very same firm that rand what its own internal report called an elaborate false flag operation and the 2017 alabama special senate race and then there's molly mchugh a new conservative think tank or unregistered foreign agent who once wrote that fighting a new cold war would be in america's interest so whose interest is this article serve the american public or corporate shareholders reporting in washington and cohen r.t. . you know where 5 is 5 or 6 conversations and the whole of this series. and now we're all back to this subverting democracy it's like when we talked about fracking it was because we wanted to raise oil prices apparently you know and this whole thing about the new york times article was very ugly there was a lot of ugliness that that person is set out i was wondering what do you think of a presser what well i mean you know i 1st i thought it was a bit you know it was a i guess you could say yes i mean

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 if convicted he faces a maximum penalty of ten years in prison on each count except for conspiracy to commit computer intrusion for which he faces a maximum penalty of five years in prison now one of the federal statutes used against him julian assange in this indictment is the nineteen seventeen espionage act which was passed during the first world war and is known for its rather vague language and this is the first time the espionage act of one nine hundred seventeen has been leveled against a journalist for publishing classified material now in addition to that the indictment basically alleges that that chelsea manning who leaked information was doing so in conspiracy with julian assigns that now it's important to note the chelsea manning is currently in jail in the united states for refusing to testify against julian a songe to the federal grand jury and at this point you. innocent is also in

us army whistleblower chelsea manning is back in prison just a week after being released the ruling was handed done after the former soldier refused to testify before the grand jury over her contacts with wiki leaks the case doesn't make sense it seems kind of bananas in comparison to the evidence that we that we got out i think i think it's going to be i think it's going to be very much a return to the conditions that i was in last week you matter what happens today whether i get into whether you know whether i am placed in confinement or not i'm not going to comply with this grand jury in march this year moment was jailed for 2 months for refusing to answer the grand jury's questions on wiki leaks and its founder julian assange which bombing was 1st detained back in 2010 for sending thousands of classified documents to wiki leaks she was sentenced to 35 years behind bars but then president obama later reduce the term to 7 years former f.b.i. agent coleen rowley believes this is ultimately the main target. the current administration did not like the fact that the obama administration p

former us army intelligence analyst chelsea manning has been released from jail manning spend sixty two days in detention on civil contempt charges after refusing to testify to a federal grand jury investigating we keep she's not been served a fresh subpoena against demanding she testify next week. it's being called a milestone for the ride healing industry and the so-called sharing economy overall is set to make its stock market debut today a washington correspondent hena humphrey a match one driver who like many office colleagues is struggling to make ends meet . offshore no move flight there's no shortage of weary travelers eager to jump in the back here at washington's ronald reagan airport right hailing services have never been more into moms but drivers say they're not seeing the benefits of choice been driver for three years in that time rival service lift he's come on the scene meaning greater competition a few a customer has. used to be relatively easy to just go online you know turn the. go online and know that you would make decent money and now it's having to be more strateg

indictment alleges that a songe was complicit with chelsea manning a former intelligence analyst in the us army in unlawfully obtaining interest sorry to interrupt that report but will she stay or will she go we're going to cross right now to them to 10 downing street where british prime minister is in may is under intense pressure to criticize addressing the media let's take a listen but for everyone and one of the result of the e.u. referendum. back in 2016 we gave the british people a choice against all predictions the british people voted to leave the european union. i feel a certain today as i did 3 years ago that in a democracy if you give people a choice you have a duty to implement what they decide i have done my best to do that i negotiated the terms of our exit and a new relationship with our closest neighbors protect jobs our security and our union i have done everything i can to convince m.p.'s to back that deal sadly i have not been able to do so i tried 3 times i believe it was right to persevered even when the odds against success seemed high. in the best interests of the country

indictment alleges to disarm was complicit with chelsea manning a former intelligence analyst in the us army unlawfully obtaining a disclosing classified documents related to the national defense. well you heard there all of this is very much linked to chelsea manning and of course chess chelsea manning is the former u.s. marine who leaked astonish the now notorious iraq war logs and manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison but was then pardoned by then president barack obama back in 2017 but she's now been subpoenaed to testify against a son which she apparently refused to do saying she accepts full responsibility for the leaks herself so she's back in custody for refusing to testify against a son and this whole saga really kind of entered its new very convoluted legal phase last month when it was dragged out against his will from london's ecuadorian embassy the ecuadorian also it is revoked his claim to political asylum and they allowed british police to go in quite an unprecedented move really and arrest him and he's now serving out the week a sentence in the london prison he's also wa