there was a lot of international condemnation about the way that moammar gadhafi, colonel gadhafi died. he appeared live first and then said to have been caught in the crossfire. there's an investigation under way. clearly there was mob rule applied in that case. there's a lot of pressure coming to bear right now on the libyan authorities, the new libyan authorities to make sure that doesn't happen. many organizations around the world, many governments are saying this is an opportunity for libya to show that there is the rule of law in their country. >> thank you so much from london. >>> back here in the u.s., the penn state community reacting to news that joe paterno is battling lung cancer. they are dropping by the legend year coach's home, dropping off gifts and food, all this as the ncaa pushes penn state to take a closer look at its policies. cnn mike galanos is life from university park, pennsylvania. tell me more about why people are turning out and feeling like they want to lend some support to coach paterno. >> reporter: it's a way of saying thanks. think about, two weeks ago,

colonel gadhafi is most influential son saif all islamicists to stand trial in libya despite concerns over the country's justice system and speculation he holds information the west would rather bury. and russia sends a strong signal to nato countries this week over their plans of a missile shield in eastern europe as moscow warns of deploying its own strike systems unless it's assured it's not a target. i knew that some foreign states pay money to influence the election campaign in the country and it is a waste of time and a waste of money firstly because giudice is not the most respected character in the bible and secondly they should grow the channel this money into settling this is doing damage while some words of advice from prime minister putin as he is officially nominated by the ruling united russia party as its candidate to run for president in next year's election. very warm welcome to you on the seven o'clock here in moscow to our top story now as to where square remains the scene of mass demonstrations the head of egypt's military gives a stark warning to protesters saying

this -- moammar gadhafi was a monstrous leader.e was not saddam hussein either in terms of his reach, his capability, or his capacity for systematic brutality. and so saddam hussein was not going to fall by these means. and i am very glad that he's gone. and, in fact, it probably helped to stimulate gadhafi's decision that he would give up his weapons of mass destruction, coming as it did right on the heels of the deposing saddam. and i'm awfully glad that we were able to disarm him of his most dangerous weapons before this revolution because gadhafi sitting in his bunker with dangerous weapons might have been -- there might have been a very different outcome. >> what was the biggest mistake of the whole iraq campaign? the reliance publicly on establishing that he had weapons of mass destruction and the kind of drip, drip, drip, you call it the sort of embarrassment, really, of the president becoming almost a wmd fact checker. >> yes. >> which was clearly a pretty degrading experience and deeply flawed. and in the end it turned out

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from defiance to defend colonel gadhafi as most influential son will stand trial in libya despite concerns that the usual system is a shambles and a fair hearing could be impossible. russia gets stirred overplaying u.s. missile shield in eastern europe as president medvedev warns of deploying strikes systems less moscow's assured it's not a target plus. it would use you know you can do that i gratefully accept my nominations to candidates for bush's presidential election. he did a. lot of your putin formally chosen as the ruling united russia party candidate for the country's top job. for pm in moscow i met tresor bring you today's top stories in a look back at the week's news here on r t we start in egypt where clashes and political instability continue to rage just a day before the country's first parliamentary election since the fall of hosni mubarak the muslim brotherhood branded a terrorist movement in some countries claims it set to win a majority of the seats for more on this we turn live to our teas and he said no way who joins us from tahrir square now a nice and so how are the pe

also from defiant to defendant colonel gadhafi is most influential some will stand trial in libya despite concerns judicial system there is a shambles and he will get a fair hearing. russia get stern over the planned u.s. missile shield in eastern europe as president medvedev warns of deploying strike systems unless moscow is assured it's not. a bloody even approach it is formally selected as the ruling united russia party can do that to run for president next year. this is r.t. it's no midnight here in moscow you're watching the weekly with me kevin oh it's our round of top stories from the past seven days and we start in egypt there are military leaders warned of grave consequences if the crisis doesn't end it comes just a day before the country's first parliamentary election since the fall of hosni mubarak the muslim brotherhood branded a terrorist movement for some countries claims it's said to win the majority of seats in this and now is the latest from tahrir square. but when you talk to people here on talk here about the muslim brotherhood most of them talk about it as their revolu

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here's some background on saif gadhafi. he is 39 years old and the oldest son of moammar gadhafi's second wife sophia. he speaks fluent english. while his father was in power he was seen as a successor. he later became an outspoken defender of his father's brutal regime. >>> on to washington now, the deadline clock is ticking this weekend for the congressional super committee. it's trying to trim the federal deficit and still no deal. the deadline is wednesday. the committee must cut more than $1 trim from the deficit. if there is no agreement, that would trigger automatic across the board budget cuts. parry murray says taxes are the key sticking point. >>> now to the penn state child molestation scandal. former football coach joe paterno's son jay is speaking out. he says his father fired after the scandal broke has had his world turned upsidedown. but he says the -- main concern should be focused on the alleged victims. >> pretty surreal, almost like the book of joeb, the perspective, one thing joe said to me throughout a

saif gadhafi, the son of moammar gadhafi has been captured. we'll have more on who he is, significant can of his capture. we'll be joined by our senior international correspondent, matthew chance, at the top of the hour. >>> let me turn to presidential politics or politics in washington, d.c. the elusive deficit reduction deal. the deadline is officially wednesday, but is it already too late. joe jons live for us on capitol hill. we got at least until wednesday, but in reality we don't have that long. >> no. you're right. the deadline is wednesday. that's when they're supposed to adopt this big budget deal that's been talked about since august. it probably isn't going to happen. but we'll get to that in a minute. the important thing what you're talking about t.j., is the real sort of practical deadline is monday because by law, number one, they have to release any plan that they're planning to adopt 48 hours before they actually vote on it. the other half of it is, there's something called the congressional budget office. these are the guys wh

libyans are cheering the arrest and capture of saif al islam gadhafi. former libyan leader moammar gadhafi, tracked down and taken into custody today in the desert. libya's new leaders say they will try him there. >>> back in the u.s., a wildfire near reno, nevada, is near 65% contained. officials say they're going to let evacuated residents back into their neighborhoods today. 15 homes were destroyed and at least 40 damaged. investigators say they believe the fire was caused by electrical sparks. >>> and florida police arrested this self-proclaimed doctor. a man who dresses as a woman. he is accused of injecting a woman's buttocks with a dangerous mixture that included cement, mineral oil and super glue. the woman thought she was getting a plastic surgery-type of enhancement. she nearly died. >>> the clock is ticking as a congressional super committee faces a looming deadline. they have until wednesday to trim more than $1 trillion from the federal deficit. but could they use gimmicks to reach those goals without making cuts? listen to what our joe joh

from defiant to defendant colonel gadhafi is most influential son will stand trial in libya despite concerns that the judicial system is a shambles there and he may not get a fair trial. russia get stood over the landing a u.s. missile shield in eastern europe as president medvedev warns of deploying strike systems unless moscow's assured it's not a target. and limit putin's formally selected as the ruling united russia party candidate to run for president next week. welcome this is r.t. it's now one am here in moscow you're watching the weekly with me kevin zero in its around up of the top stories from us for the past seven days and we started in egypt where the military leaders one of grave consequences if the crisis doesn't end it comes just a day before the country's first parliamentary election since the fall of hosni mubarak the muslim brotherhood branded a terrorist movement but some countries claims it set to win the majority of seats and he's in this in now as more from tahrir square. but when you talk to people here on talk here about the muslim brotherhood most of them talk about

and the cia over decades will not come out safe gadhafi was his father's right hand man and the crucial mediating go between with the west he enjoyed a playboy lifestyle in london counting tony blair peter mandelson and prince andrew amongst his pals there are even reports he was entertained at buckingham palace this is where safe gadhafi was given a place to study i want to london's top universities because even invited back here to give a speech as recent as last year was introduced by his old professor as someone who looks to democracy civil society and deep liberal values for the core of his inspiration a far cry from the good that his previous role as international pariah is libya's oil wealth meant it had a lot to give some details of what britain won in return have already emerged safe get their fees album art it was given one and a half million pounds by his charitable foundation as part of a deal to educate hundreds of libya's future civil servants and it wasn't just britain according to gadhafi libya funded nicolas sarkozy's path to the presidency but they get that he's fall f

we talked to moammar gadhafi. meanwhile, we do have a containment policy toward iran that appears to be having some effect. its neighbors are allied against it, and with the united states. the pressure has restricted the regime's room to maneuver. there appear to be internal tensions within the regime. and yet rather than keep the pressure on and see if we can find a way to get inspectors in, we now hear calls for war one more time. let's be clear -- we are talking about a preventive war against a country that has not attacked us on the basis of intelligence reports. it is easy to start a war. it is very difficult to predict how it will go and where it might end. i think we need to ask some hard questions before we start launching the missiles. let's get started. >>> and now time for that debate on iran. bret stephens is with the wrjs where he writes a column and karim sadjadpour from the carnegie endowment in washington. welcome. bret, you talked about in your column this week having a real debate about whether o

has pledged to provide a fair trial for saif gadhafi but some have their doubts that it's likely that. it's unfortunate that syphilis has been captured and i think it's sad because he will not stand. trial in media after what we have seen what their government have done all of that evolution and what the. media have done with his father rather i don't think that people who are opposing the new media we put down their weapons and i think that this struggle will continue on for . months to come years to come. not enough time for you to get involved here we're always interested in your opinion on the story if we go to our web site r.t. dot com we're asking you what's next for saif al islam gadhafi check out the numbers right here so here's a bit add up so far the majority think he'll most likely get the death penalty in libya around a third of skeptical about saif gadhafi seizure believing he could still be at large but the rest are pretty what's between two opinions that he'll be tried in the i.c.c. or he'll be killed by vigilantes before there's any chance to send him to the hague do c

let's take a look at libya moammar gadhafi son of one time heir apparent saif al islam is awaiting trial the war crimes court gave in to new libyan rulers demands this week the team should be tried on home soil instead of the hague that's despite warnings that a fair trial is unlikely because the country is judicial system is in disarray as it is over bennett explains. say feliz long get daffy he's a man with a lot to say he's the last chance the world has to know how they get their fee regime turned from public enemy number one to bosom buddies with britain and the other western powers but the international criminal court in the hague says it's not going to extradite him allowing libya to try him instead with libyan officials already calling for the death penalty many fear it's a tactic to keep those dirty secrets hidden forever that's a controlled forum where the the western interests look at look at what happened with the trial of the loss of it you can be sure that the information that the gadhafi family has about the relationship between gadhafi and the cia over decades will not com

yan leader moammar gadhafi they say they have another significant capture.also the big game is here just a couple hours from kick off. we'll take you to the tailgate coming up in sports. restoring a part of td bay area's history. why the next time you see alcatraz there will see a very visible change. >> we're seeing very visible changes to our weather this evening. we have clouds rolling in, winds picking up. rain approaching the bay area right now. some parts of the bay area later on tonight could even see a little bit of snow and mbe some thunder. pretty wild mix of weather headed our way. we'll talk about that when come right back. >>> there are new developments in libya today as the son of moammar gadhafi is now reportedly in the hands of revolutionary fighters. they captured him overnight more than a month after killing his father. nbc's richard engel reports. >> reporter: rebels in libya say today they finally caught saif gadhafi. the 39-year-old had been hiding in the desert apparently traveling with bedouins in a two car convoy this morning a 4 x 4

well they were they no doubt will say that there will be people defending colonel gadhafi that will say the opposite it's very important to be a thorough investigation into this and they're also be an investigation into the killing of colonel gadhafi himself because this was not meant to be a war for regime change and it certainly was not intended for the assassination of gadhafi i don't know the details of exactly what happened except he was alive when captured and dead a few minutes later what if a case is launched how far would it really go would we actually see individual military officials being put in the dock or really shouldn't this be government leaders been put in the dock. nature can't put itself on a pedestal and say that it's undertaking humanitarian bombing campaign such as they claimed in the case of libya if civilian targets were attacked if nonmilitary targets were attacked of civilians died then those are war crimes and the i.c.c. must investigate. now then who decided to bomb which target is usually a military decision rather than a political one so in the case of ira

>>reporter: libyan military leaders say that moammar gadhafi fund has been captured he would shortlyne in this video after being tracked down. we are not sure if demand on the left-hand side in the white is moammar gadhafi we are not even sure if the pictures are authentic. he is one of four crimes during the uprising. it is not sure if the icc will try him the one the proceedings to be held in libya. >> will libya be able to give him a fair trial and to international standards? >> of course, the libyan system is one of the best. >> he will be treated as a human being with respect. so far you can make sure that he has in and he will continue to be. he will also get his day in court for and it will be proper justice apply. >>reporter: and military egypt capital to can violent turn today. you can see the car was set on fire in this video. witnesses say that many people are injured the protest started yesterday over a proposal for a new constitution that will shield the military from public oversight. coming next, the video the not want to miss. anything else, hon? hon? do you call ever