well marathon time people about to remind you we're talking about wiki leaks. but before let's see what russians think about censorship in the media only line publication of classified documents from anonymous sources that is what wiki leaks is all about recently their organization released hundreds of thousands of military documents that shed light on elements a war in iraq revelations of prisoner abuse and vigilantism prompted russia to call for a detailed investigation into procedures in iraq the russian public opinion research center asked citizens if mass media should be censored fifty eight percent of respondents said they should be and then another twenty four percent believe they shouldn't that russian media consumers see value in preserving secrecy to preserve security peter all right and we started to allude to it in the first part of the program here we can weeks is this journalism joel you brought it up stephen i'd like to go to you first is this journalism and if it is what kind of journalism is it and is it the wave of the future and should we be

that's a wiky. i welcome you to go to our wiky site it's nopnawi k i. org. jarry is our wiky manager he's the guy that sort of birthed it and has taken ownership. all of you could contribute. mo magic are in the western adition are the community convener they don't have a website we added their information to our website so people who are connected and want to look for tools or agencies that help them can get that information. so, pardon? >> the wiky the site is nopnawiki. org. we have the news letter and yahoo groups and website and wiky site. we fliers for all our meetings at our cafes and merchants. you can read about the events in the neighborhood. there is word of mouth that's the best way i think. talking to people is the best way to build communality. we do organize a lot of activities in our neighborhood. the reason why we are successful in organizing all the activities is we have a large shared leadership organization. all of us our volunteers and 11 board members we have over 60 volunteers in our neighborhood distributing on a parent's group or saf

recent release of documents is an attack on the us any international community whistle blowing web site wiki leaks published two hundred fifty thousand secret u.s. diplomatic wires from around the world some analysts claim the revelations show that government incompetence. under suspicion tehran accuses the u.s. and israel of plotting the assassination of iranian nuclear scientists one physicist died another was wounded in separate attacks the two researchers were actively involved in iran's nuclear program. and china calls for an emergency meeting of the six nations involved in north korea disarmament talks as tension builds in the korean peninsula joint naval exercises between south korea and the u.s. are underway despite warnings from pyongyang north korea has reportedly put its surface to surface missiles on high alert. picking up on our top story below to show up next takes an in-depth look at whether the wiki leaks revelations could lead to more international instability that's coming up. back in the lower show at the real headlines with none of the receive can live out of washington d

. >>> wiki-leaks does it again. hundreds of thousands of classified state department documents released on the internet. what the secrets reveal about international diplomacy. >>> u.s. and south korean ships sail into military exercises. what one senator says about north korea's threats of an attack. >>> crime does make news so does a drop in crime. tonight a dramatic drop in an east bay city that makes note. and make could vick -- makovec. >> reporter: today the lack of gunshots makes the news. >> we have been lucky. >> reporter: the city's 2010 homicide rate has gone down by about 50% over last year. >> i am glad that it's dropping. i'm being invited to funerals every other year is not fun. >> reporter: in 2009, 47 murders record. this year 52 with one month left to go. >> officers are staying in the beats. >> reporter: police say it seems as if people that live in the neighborhoods where crimes are being committed are more willing to step forward and help police solve the crime. >> that is a big part of how we so

doc didn't make major news outlets around the world by the world's largest whistleblower web site wiki leaks this time a number of people in this country for the most embassies around the world back to washington d.c. already it was diplomats security officials everybody and anybody basically who has read any concerning this matter guardian new york times tables websites are now discussing the matter what it could mean i mean that we are discussing interesting enough to not be very much the newly published leaks documents published i. think that this may even be thinking about maybe it was my mistake because i really think. that number of documents could be obtained. and. was the world. but exam is already a great signifier the u.s. state department and u.s. diplomacy as suffering a very difficult time and security measures definitely i'm not what they need and what they used to be so this is a signifier of some very tough times for u.s. diplomacy and this is perhaps even a much more crucial part of this latest leaks made by wiki leaks then even the messages themselves because so far w

state department documents were released by wiki- leaks. and within them several arab leaders reportedly urged the u.s. to attack the iran nuclear facilities before it is quote too late. ahmadinejad dismissed the lead saying iran and regional states are friends. iran insists the nuclear programs are purely for energy production. the explosions are the latest in a string of targeted attacks. and five doctors and professors have been killed in tehran. an israeli government spokesman would not comment on monday's bombings. washington has strongly denied any link to the previous killing. iran's nuclear chief warned the west and the allies not to play with fire. saying it could not stop tehran from developing the atomic program. charlie d'agata, cbs news. >>> the oregon state student accused of plotting a terror attack in oregon will appear in federal court. 19-year-old mohamed osman mohamud allegedly planned to blow up a van full of explosives at a crowded christmas tree lighting ceremony friday. the fbi secretly worked with the somali-born sus

wiki leaks cables that suggest that is certainly the case but tensions are being ratcheted up. north and south korea and the western sea area. and it's certainly been a longstanding goal of u.s. foreign policy to maintain considerable military pressure on north korea and the events that have happened in the last few weeks in particular the movement of the u.s. aircraft carrier george washington in the area certainly intended to continue to escalate that you know terry tension. what a way for wiki leaks and those continuing joint military exercises close to north korean border mentioned just know what is the agenda of seoul here diplomacy doesn't seem to be a word that easily comes to the lips of the current south korean leadership when dealing with its northern neighbor does it. no it doesn't what we should keep in mind in trying to understand these events is that this is happening in disputed waters waters that are disputed because the end of the korean war in one nine hundred fifty three the united states unilaterally drew a sea border called the northern line win or limit li

documents appeared on the web site wiki leaks. this time sensitive diplomatic files.and the obama administration is considering criminal prosecution. now, available for anyone to read on the web site wiki leaks is startling information about iran's nuclear program and what other countries urged the u.s. to do about it. in one cable sent he by u.s. ambassador, the kick king of bahrain urges the u.s. to take action. quote the danger of letting it go on is greater than danger of stopping it. it also indicates hillary clinton directed u.s. diplomats to participate in espionage. monday, secretary clinton condemned the leaks. the state department denies diplomats are used as spy autos there is nothing laudible about endangering innocent people. >> the attorney general says a criminal investigation is underway. >> there is an active, ongoing criminal investigation. and are not in the position to announce the result. >> this is the third time p a matter of months wiki leaks published the information n july more than 75,000 classified reports on the war in afghanistan were pub

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issue because wiki leaks if exposed to torture that has gone on systematically and i think the death sentence pronounced for me is to divert attention policy absolutely no point in this form of victor's justice being carried out will be nothing to reconcile people in iraq i think what we need is a real investigation into the behavior of the occupying forces and the iraqi army and its forces ever since the invasion of two thousand and three cancel the death penalty abandon the whole idea of the death penalty and instead look at the issues of human rights and justice and look at the behavior of forces ever since the invasion took place i do not see the value in executing terakhir sees any more than executing anybody else it will not bring the dead back it will further brutalise what is already a very brutal situation the death penalty does not work the seventy four year old was sentenced to death by hanging on tuesday he served as deputy prime minister and foreign minister to iraq's former president saddam hussein he was convicted of killing members of political parties opposed to sadd

foreign policy secrets this according to wiki leaks tell me what are they has there been any reaction so far also from the u.s. government. well first of all this is a huge blow true american diplomacy we're getting the latest news from washington at the moment is that. barack obama's administration has ordered state agencies us to. agencies to review the procedures on how to guard a secret documents we're talking about over two hundred fifty thousand classified documents conversations between you eyes diplomats and state orders from the u.s. government all of them have been leaked into the internet via the weaken leaks a website which is known for its last summer's release also secret information on the wars military operations in afghanistan and iraq the latest set of documents concerns most of the american allies in most parts of the world including europe central asia and the middle east and some of them are quite sensitive for example some of the documents suggest that american authorities ordered to spy on some of the top foreign officials and even some of the senior united nati

the world start publishing a new batch of secret documents obtained by the internet whistleblower wiki leaks. a look back at the week's top stories the detention of an r t crew in the us covering a peaceful demonstration raises questions about freedom of speech in mainstream media coverage. switzerland backs a proposal to deport foreigners found guilty of committing serious crimes critics claim the move is an attack on immigrants. and russia's democracy shouldn't stagnate the russian president calling on the opposition and his video blog to act so that those in power stay away get the real. five am in moscow trouser bring you today's top stories and a look back at the week's news here on r.t.e. the world's biggest media outlets including the guardian the new york times and lamond have published the first of a new batch of secret documents obtained by wiki leaks this latest data contains messages from u.s. diplomats around the world including revelations that the u.n. leadership was monitored by the u.s. and that arab states were calling for an air strike on iran for the first time the

chinese officials, that is some of what is revealed by wiki leeks.k sayiers in mountain view with details on the latest release of diplomatic documents. >> reporter: good morning juliette. these do shed light on a mystery surrounding goggle these show that the chinese -- google. these show that it was a chinese bureau behind the hack in 2009. the new york times reporting the u.s. embassy in beijing was told by informants they directed intrusion into the google systems. those documents go on to say it was part of a coordinated campaign of computer sabotage carried out by government, internet outlaws and security. >> i would hope those responsible for this would at some point in time think about the responsibility they have for lives they are exposing. >> reporter: now another stunning revelation from those latest wiki leek documents iran obtained powerful missiles from north korea capable of hitting western europe or moscow. back to that computer hacking google was one of 30 companies allegedly targeted by the chinese government. google said in a prev

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the obama administration is blasting wiki leaks for the release. a quarter million supposedly private state department documents went online yesterday. it puts pims lives in danger. it threatens our national security. >> the justice department said it was working to get to the bottom of the leak autos we have an active, ongoing criminal investigation with regard to this matter. >> the documents pull back the curtain, including concerns over iran's nuclear program and continuing efforts to target al qaeda and revealed rather candid comments about u.s. friends and foes, russian prime minister vladimir putin is mocked as alpha dog, hamid karzai described as driven by paranoia. >> in my conversations one counter part said to me, well, don't worry bit. you should see what we say about you. >> there were no bomb shells and less than 10% of the documents were classified. but administration officials warned the laegs resulted in damage to national security. the white house order aid government review. a memo sent to agencies sunday states failure to save g

foreign affairs so tell me what went on behind the scenes according to wiki leaks. well first of all this is truly a huge blow to the american diplomacy since we're talking about over two hundred and fifty thousand classifying diplomatic documents conversations between american diplomats in the world many of these documents are very sensitive. the touch and talk about american partners major partners in most course of the world including central leisure in the middle east russia and europe as well the united nations to some documents suggesting that the united states were planning to spy on some of the united nations top officials including secretary general the spying included listening to their conversations while collecting data of their personal data including on their bank cards and are following them around as well some information on. this incident when a group of american diplomats walked out during the statement of the speech of the president of iran at the united nations general assembly and this until the document suggests that the walk out procedure was

new york times and le monde have published the first of a new batch of secret documents obtained by wikileaks this latest data contains messages from u.s. diplomats across the world including revelations that the u.n. leadership was to be monitored by the u.s. and that arab states were calling for an air strike on iran for the first time the information has been given to a russian publication or he's catarina as are of a has more on the leaks. it may be very cold here in moscow but it's certainly very hot in the world wide web with many of the world's leading newspapers publishing thousands of secret documents leaked to them by wiki leaks the world's largest whistleblower containing messages secret messages thousands of them sent from u.s. embassies to the u.s. state department from around the world over a number of years those documents have raised already a number of questions many experts are of course already saying that the main focus of this latest leak by wiki leaks is not exactly what the messages themselves say but what these messages say about the u.s. state department and the

department thousands of classified diplomatic files have been released by the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks i'll be back with more from washington the moment. under suspicion in tehran accuses western governments and israel of plotting the assassination of iranian nuclear scientists. and china calling for an emergency meeting of the six nations involved in north korea disarmament talks as tension rises on the korean peninsula. six am in moscow i met good to be with you here on r t our top story unflattering assessments of world leaders by u.s. diplomats and spying on the u.n. secretary general it's among the information that anyone now has access to after classified documents from u.s. embassies across the globe were revealed by online whistleblower wiki leaks our correspondent guy in a cheeky on has more from washington. those files exposed definitely exposed diplomatic information never meant for public eyes but experts say most of those documents are nothing new for the international diplomatic community most employers are kind of aware of the u.s. attitudes take a listen we know p

department thousands of classified diplomatic that's been released by the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks i'll be back with more from washington d.c. in just a few moments. to see. nuclear targeted in bomb attacks blames israel saying it's an attempt to hamper the country's nuclear program. and keeping tensions high career. with the regional joint naval exercises with the u.s. coming dangerously close to directly provoking come from. live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with you as a day good to have you with us unflattering assessments of world leaders by u.s. diplomats and spying on the u.n. secretary general that's information anyone has now access to after classified documents from u.s. embassies across the globe were revealed by online whistleblower wiki leaks a correspondent has more now from washington. those files exposed definitely exposed diplomatic information never meant for public eyes but experts say most of those documents are nothing new for the international diplomatic community most employers are kind of aware of the u.s. attitudes take a liste

embassies across the globe were revealed by online whistleblower wiki leaks for more on this we cannot cross live to r.t. correspondent you've got it chris going on so where you go to the files contain highly sensitive information about u.s. foreign affairs tell us if you can take us back behind the scenes according to wiki leaks what actually happened. well first of all this is a huge call to the american diplomacy and to the state department and saucers we're talking about over two hundred fifty thousand classified documents conversations between u.s. diplomats talking to each other in various parts of the wall these documents that consume some of the united states key allies in most parts of the all the including central lesia the middle east russia and europe as well some very controversial information which is if if it is true then. meet me on the relations and harm the image of the united states and its diplomacy according to some documents published by week in leaks though the whistleblower website which allegedly not got hand got these documents on their hands according to some

department thousands of classified diplomatic files have been released by the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks i'll be back with more from washington d.c. in just a few moments. also this senior iranian nuclear scientists are targeted in bomb attacks blames israel saying it's an attempt to hamper the country's nuclear program. and keeping tensions high south korea pyongyang with a regional joint naval exercise with the u.s. coming dangerously close to directly provoking conflict. live from our studios here in central moscow this is r.t. with you twenty four hours a day good to have you with us this hour so flattering assessments of world leaders by u.s. diplomats and spying on the u.n. secretary general that's information anyone has no access to after classified documents from u.s. embassies across the globe were revealed by online whistleblower leaks well for more on this we're going to cross live to report. she's in washington the foils contain u.s. foreign policy secrets that have them exposed anything surprising or perhaps even explosive well bill apparently not so much those files e

new york times and le monde have published the first of a new batch of secret documents obtained by wiki leaks and for the first time in a russia information was given to the risky to punch your magazine its latest data contains messages from u.s. diplomats across the world or he's catarina as are of a joins us live for more weeks hello catarina so what information has been revealed by wiki leaks and this latest batch dump. matt it may be very cold here in moscow but it's certainly very hot in the world wide web with many of the world's leading newspapers publishing thousands of secret documents leaked to them by weekend leaks the world's largest whistleblower containing messages a secret messages thousands of them sent from u.s. embassies to the u.s. state department from around the world over a number of years those documents have raised already a number of questions with many experts saying how this could have happened and what exactly this means for the future of american diplomacy and of course the main question is what those documents concerned and there are a number of subjects co

now while many are waiting for the latest cables from whistle blowing website wiki leaks to drop some countries are still trying to get details from there last week in light of wiki leaks iraq documents that mark has attempted to launch an internal investigation but as our correspondent explains their investigation led to some very bizarre realisations. defense officials seem to be on a quest for the truth of the week you leaks after the whistleblower web site released thousands of iraq war logs showing prisoner abuse in iraq denmark launched its own investigation to find out whether danish soldiers were involved if anything had happened in a wrong way of course we should be open about that at first they turned to nato and the united states for help with no luck get the documents from the americans because the americans of a close ally often mark in these documents are american after being refused access to information by nato and their american counterparts. to turn to wiki leaks ironically we got to see those documents before they did because the very same logs that the ministry of

department thousands of classified diplomatic files have been released by the whistle blowing web site wiki leaks i'll be back with more from washington d.c. in just a few moments. to senior iranian nuclear scientists targeted in bomb attacks around blames israel saying it's an attempt to probe the country's nuclear program. keeping tensions. with a regional joint naval exercise with the u.s. coming dangerously close to directly provoking conflict. could have you with this is. the russian capital here twenty four hours a day so unflattering assessments of world leaders by u.s. diplomats and spying on the u.n. secretary general that's information anyone has now access to classified documents from u.s. embassies across the globe were revealed by online whistleblower wiki leaks well for more on this i can now. choose in washington the falls could tell us foreign policy secrets as the leaks expose anything surprising or perhaps even explosive. well below a lot of people are saying no there are thousands of cables from american embassies around the wall sent to washington and from washington the

iraq if anything had happened in a wrong way of course we should be open about that we are asking wiki leaks to provide us the four hundred thousand documents so we can actually work them through together with our own own information and then compare but the whistleblower website was not the first place denmark went to in its supposed quest for the truth a damaged newspaper had the documents in its possession for quite some time and not from the same source as we kill eeks we're not going to give them to the defense forces because this is the sort of protection thing for the newspaper with a paper keen to protect informants identities the ganesh military ran into another dead end after being refused access to information by nato and their american counterparts demi's defense officials have been forced to turn to wiki leaks ironically we got to see those documents before they did none of these logs have been seen by danish military chiefs something which journalists here find astonishing could get the documents from their work and because the americans a close ally of then mark in these

first part of almost a quarter of a million documents to be published by the controversial web site wiki leaks and it may seem sensational to some of the facts which are listed in these documents and may be jeopardizing the reputation of american diplomacy as a whole but to many experts the as new revealed revelations by their website is not something completely new and is not something completely unexpected in fact many experts say that these facts are something many journalists and politicians have always known about and they just needed an official truth which was found in the form of these publications by the website we know pretty much more of. a thing. there is a thing would be theory to see it in print on documents all to summarize what the week elites website had to say this time is many different issues many different new facts about the way the american diplomacy has been behaving in the last several years in particular the plans to spy on u.n. top officials during the u.n. general assembly to wiretap their phones and acquire their fingerprints and credit card numbers also a di

heard hillary clinton's quote about how american foreign policy is public was great this is these wiki leaks are making it more popular we're seeing how incompetent they are how what doubles weekday you know how they show was handshakes and smiles on t.v. while they're doing dirty talk behind their backs you know this is the new way of journalism however look what's going on and also some clowns out there that call themselves congressman had this stuff terrorism so we're going to have a position with the federal government as they did last week they're going to start closing down sites and prosecuting people have about this claim saddam hussein has weapons of mass destruction and ties to al qaeda i mean they make claims all the time where i would any one of the thinking adults mind police to anything the government says to them especially when we see these facts revealed in another light read my lips no new taxes i did have sex with that woman monica lewinsky i smoke but i didn't inhale we the people should have the right to this information they want a transparent government let's hav

i think that would be very doubtful to imagine the wiki leaks and the soldiers responsible for giving these documents to them have the undermining of the iraqi government in mind when they chose this date and let's bear in mind that there hasn't been an iraqi government for seven months so exactly as if there's many dates to choose from when it comes to releasing this in a sense this is u.s. military documents really unlike any previous media story or report from iraq this is words from their own mouth which makes it very difficult for them to deny it and they're not really doing that if you actually listen to what the pentagon and state department spokesman is saying what they talk about is the critical nature of the nature of the leaks and whether u.s. soldiers or informers or people working with the u.s. will be put in danger by them they're talking about the method of the message rather than the message itself now the message itself paints a very different picture of the iraq the americans have been telling us about the last seven years some fifteen thousand iraqi deaths have not

the publication by wiki leaks of a huge raft of communiques has a wreaked havoc with american diplomacy politicians around the world say the confidential reports of u.s. officials offer a few new facts but the director of the trends research institute says the revelations are a damning indictment of the united states. today in the american media's disgrace now how about you know look at the garbage they talk about michael jackson for months on end tiger woods so the internet is opening up a whole different way of of new journalism for the twenty first century and this is an example i heard hillary clinton's quote about how american foreign policy is public while great this is these wiki leaks are making it more public we're seeing how incompetent they are how would double speak to a you how they show was handshakes and smiles on t.v. while they're doing dirty talk behind their backs no this is the new way of journalism however look what's going on also some clowns out there that call themselves congressman have this stuff terrorism so we're going to have a position with the federal gove

world leaders pull cold water on the exposure of america's candidate people saying the wiki leaks wiles will not affect global diplomacy. and security loyalty tests or presidents of promise political cole says the democrats pressed the republicans to get the new kick out still signed off while the senate is still in action. very good morning see this is artsy life in the very hall solve the russian capital with me alice habits and me is the kremlin and in about an hour's time we're expecting a life force calls from there all the president to meet with that is and he'll address it's a parliament in which he is expected to outline the country's progress and and future goals while it is and the state of the nation address president medvedev particularly last year spoke about the need for most not exist within a russia's political and economic systems and this time the speech comes of it some crucial changes within russia's internal on foreign policies. well let's let so cross a life to all these actually inside the kremlin palace from which that address will come and he said what expect st

foreign policy secrets this according to wiki leaks tell us what other. or read those are thousands of cables from american embassies around the world sent to washington and from washington they expose diplomatic information never manned for public eyes for example the documents show hillary clinton ordered american diplomats to spy on you when leaders including banki moon and the permanent security council representatives from china russia france and the u.k. among many other files. revealed by weekend leaks two years ago u.s. ambassador in georgia for example reported about preparations of by georgia's president mikheil saakashvili to attack. and then it was right before the attack and after the attack he would like to washington with calls to come up with a response to those who don't believe in the innocence of saakashvili a sort of maybe a trying to to. whiten his image or someone in those for example. those documents are also. are also direct calls from saudi saudi arabia to attack you read or detail the cowards of what u.s. diplomats think of the a

wald lead is the whole cold war for all the exposure of america's counted cables saying the wiki leaks wiles will not affect global diplomacy. and to keep the loyalty tests or president obama's political course as the democrats pressed republicans to get the nuclear cut steel signs off while the senate is still in action. in a very warm welcome to you for vaults even brought calls to life in the very hot all of the russian capital with me alice have bed just behind me is the kremlin from which president dmitry medvedev did deliver his annual state of the nation address in that address the president to highlight to the significance all of the russia and they say joint mistrustful defense plan for the whole being discussed because of course echoes previous statements made at the lisbon russian they say so mr who's the president said that russia is very key to cooperate in such plans but only if russia can do so on an equal footing and as an equal partner well in this book. kill or address to meet the said of major or rather all mr moggs saying that there's only one real alternative seein