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never a sense inside the justice department that julian assange was a journalist or that hwas just yoknown for any whistle-blowing purpose but that he just, kind of, wanted to take whatever he could get and publish it without any wonder whether any care--whether it would do damage to the united states national security interest or not. julian: in theork that we do, the work that wikileaks does-- michael: assge continued to broadcast to the world through an interview program aired on the russian government tv channel, russia today. julian: you have fought against a hegemony of the united states. kristinn hrafnsson: a production company is created who produces this program. it's offered for sale. the only tv station that actually wanted to negotiate that deal was rt--had no editorial control over the material. simply bought the packets. so that is the essence of the cooperation between julian and rt. michael: when the criticism is made about that, about rt, you don't--so you don't believe it is essentially an arm of the putin administration? kristinn: well, i mean, who cares? i mean, you we

it's kind of like what happened, yoknow, with hip-hop and all that, you know, back in the eighties.ernard purdie's drum hits and, you know... kutiman: definitely. yaffa: all this kind of stuff, man. do you play some of the songs live? [different song starts] kutiman: no. usually i don't do it on the stage. and it creates something weird, because a lot of people, like, they know me from these projects, and they see something. and then they buy a ticket: "why, i love kutiman." and they come to the show, and they get, like, this crazy psychedelic freedom music. sometimes they say, "what is this? i want to hear the songs." [acoustic guitar music] yaffa: in the early nineties, an angry new generation vented their frustration through a music born in american ghettos, resonating with young people who were struggling under oppression and now had a way to get their desperation out of their system in the form of rhymes and beats. palestinian rap exploded into the attention of the world. a torchbearer who spoke his mind during the first wave, muhammad mughrabi, is still keeping up the fight. [

down to fremont, this entire area now of the bay area is in the highest category of o mhbhos y thuld yoknows are looking tentlydeciding what do with our future. on a wider note, let's talk about what is going on at the coliseum. we have to win this game to stay up on the astros. it is a 12:37 first pitch. grab the sunglasses. it will feel cooler than the low to mid-60s because of the breezes. have a good time and enjoy the game. >> thank you, mike. >>> the oakland skyline may include two more skylines near lake merritt. the development planning to move forward. >>> and a mountain lion roaming wild in san francisco. how investigators found it after climbing a tree. >>> and investigators say three kids started this wildfire in the east bay. the massive damage it left behind. >>> we will be right back. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things