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Founder julian assange to the united states. he's wanted on 18 criminal charges connected to the release of thousands of classified documents and faces up to 175 years in prison if convicted. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson with more. >> reporter: the british government is saying julian assange's extradition can go ahead because it's not oppressive, because it's not unjust, because it's not going to lead to an abuse of power and it's not going to violate his human rights. now, there had been an earlier judgment by a judge some time ago, many months saying that assange shouldn...

They have not yet curbed the market problems. highly concentrated industry, and not yet provided consumers mandatory labelling to choose where they want their beef produced. >> bill, bullard. and sergeant betsy brantner smith, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> you bet. over to you todd. >> todd: carley, another turn in the hunt her-biden saga. this time the secret service accused of covering for the president's son. we want to get to the bottom and we have the details. we are yet to see the white house's latest failure happening overnight. if joe biden things he's outperforming expect...

Have never had a majority black owner. it is about the lack of representation in the c suite level among front office personnel, with black coaches. it is about the fact that just a few months ago, the nfl stopped race norming with the head trauma issues that are in the league. like, this league has a problem. it is racist. and there is just no other way to say it. and they can deny it all that they want to, but we see it happening and unfolding and have seen it happen for years now. >> is the bar set, in your opinion to a different standard for the few black coaches that there are out there? ...

We'll err on the side of the citizen and just suggest that no no-knock warrants should be used any more. >> we bring you in, chief ramsey, because you have extraordinary experience in this field, and i expect you have a particular take because certainly some could be dismissive of the notion of banning no-knock warrants as naive in how things actually happen in terms of the execution of warrants. but i wonder if that assessment of naivety is actually one that is not accurate? do you think that officers could really do their jobs and not have no-knock warrants as a viable option? what do you th...

Accurate. do you think officers can do their jobs and not have no-knock warrants as a viable option? >> i don't think there should be an outright ban. but i do think there needs to be a very high bar set. and those kinds of warrants ought to be approved by the court beforehand. so i haven't always been a police chief. i spent a lot of time working in narcotics in chicago, and i participated in the execution of hundreds of search warrants. very rarely did we go the no-knock route. so when i heard the number of 139 in minneapolis, i thought that was very high in terms of the number of no-knock w...