well the central government has promised an investigation into khadafi skilling so far we've seen no sign that a really. serious and objective investigation has been carried out but you know it's still early on to make that judgment so we'll see but you know clearly there is a problem with a lack of central power a lack of real military control over these militias and i think that's the main challenge facing the new government will they be able to either integrate these irregular militias in true unified military command or will they demobilize them will they be able to disarm these you know these new revolutionaries. rehabilitate them and employ them but right now you have you know libya is awash with guns it is awash with irregular groups and it is awash with really you know forms of mob justice souter of great concern obviously are as you paint there remain to be seen and no doubt you'll be keeping an eye on it it's very interesting to hear your point of view in your concerns human rights expert john mariner from hunter college in new york thank you very much for your time thank y

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. >> justice for the libyan people weeks after the death of moammar khadafy points to another khadafy has been captured, this time his son. >> gregg: and serious concerns about iran and it's nuclear ambitions, but will new sanctions do any good? >> heather: recess will never be the same. why one school is banning boys on the playground. >> a stalemate over the u.s. deficit. a wednesday deadline looms large to cut spending. workweek stretching into the weekend as the clock ticks down and it's burning on this group of faces. no rest for the super committee. they are facing growing pressure to break the deadlock. molly henneberg live in washington with more. >> molly: republicans on the super committee held a conference call this morning trying to figure out what their next step is as wednesday's deadline gets closer and closer. the white house says president obama who called the two super committee co-chairs as we was heading out of town last week has not talked to them since. >> he has not made any calls to leaders of congress but he is in regular contract with his staff in washington,

fighters of torturing people who once fought on the side of khadafi more insight into the situation i'm now joined live from washington by former cia intelligence officer michael scheuer good to see you thank you for coming on the program today but the world media was abuzz with stories about the atrocities of the khadafi regime now it seems like the bloodshed committed by the other side is being ignored or hushed up has the media now lost interest in the story. i think they've lost interest in the truth of the story syria there are only interested in out that being out there campaigning for a so-called democracy and the media is very childish in many ways believing you can build a democracy in six months or six years the americans and the british have been at it for eight hundred years and so now that it's turning out to be a mistake if the islamists are in power in tunisia they're going to come to power in libya and media is running away from the story yes or no the clear goal of the original nato operation in libya was simply to protect people so why are they not condemning the new r

and around seven thousand pro khadafi prisoners are being held behind bars by former libyan rebels this according to un report that says detainees do not have access to a legal process as local police stations and courts remain closed findings show prisoners are accused of working for khadafy is regime but that some of them may have been suggested subjected to torture and maltreatment. we get insight on the arab world's future from the middle east expert in a few minutes but first kareena joins us with the business news. it's twenty four minutes past four pm here in moscow welcome to our business update a double dip recession in the eurozone now seems all but inevitable during the first wave of the crisis in two thousand and eight suffered a rapid economic contraction of the world beyond its borders slowed however this time it's in a better position and even if you have does collapse russia is predicted to stay healthy as nick parsons from national australia bank explains. russia for example or no period in the next three years has a growth rate according to the o.e.c.d. of less than fo

have already concerns that some jihadi native got their hands on surface to air missiles as part of khadafi his arsenal you have certainly concerns about violent islamists being able to leave prison during the chaos and there's the possibility that khadafi loyalists will be able to knock the insurgency all of which you know a year from now could make what's going on look a lot worse in retrospect i hope that doesn't happen but i certainly am concerned and our recent history doesn't really bear out that we're very good at cleaning things up toppling the regime the left is quite clear is always the easy part back to the fight against extremists in your book you suggest ways to build resilience among americans to you know faith possible attacks. without overreacting can you expand a little bit on that and what ways are you suggesting resilience is particularly important but it serves multiple purposes not just defending its terrorism but you know we just have been beset by multiple natural disasters including a hurricane an earthquake and the like you one thing i put forward that would help to

chief or other is urging libya to secure khadafi said weapons that when you've got a country such as this where so many millions of people are is it realistic to think about disarming the population is that even possible it's neither possible nor realistic certainly you know what the main one of the main goals in afghanistan when we went there was to disarm the population the population is better armed today than it was in two thousand and one if we were concerned about those arsenals we would have secured them when the nato operation started in february or march many of those arsenals are already emptied some of those weapons have turned up in somalia and other places we have just created an enormous reinforcement in terms of the people who are released from libyan prisons and in terms of supplies of weapons for the islamists across north africa if we can provide it so let's address the political life of libya that the new prime minister actually lived in the u.s. for more than thirty years is his selection suggest the new government is seeking. that is perhaps palatable to the west

we were part of a multinational operation that unseated a long term dictator newmar khadafy had been in power more decades and we have been working closely along with our allies with the traditional council made up of the various forces so we are quite of part of this process to in say we are not in gage we have to do the military active patients or trust ourselves if nation-building feels in libya our military operation will have been a failure as well because if the new arises and we have wasted our time and assets. if we can contribute to a participatory peaceful society the will be to our benefit as well as the people in the region how can we not do nation-building? >> besides our own willingness to nation-building to the other aspects needed or dwelling population and international allies. when have the three of those besides germany and japan would if the three of those things coalesce well? >> bickel lesson number of the cases i point out so in other words and after de symbol war they wanted stability in this part of the world even those who may have wanted more interest. in t

around seven thousand pro khadafi prisoners are being held behind bars by former libyan rebels according to a new u.n. report which says that the detainees do not have access to legal systems as police and courts are not functioning most of the prisoners are accused of working for the khadafi regime many of them have allegedly been tortured this is the first un assessment of libya since the end of its eight month long civil war. protests in kuwait health force the prime minister to resign along with his government he stepped down after opposition party members accused him of bribing in peace for their support who remain in power to a new cabinet for the prime minister has been in office for five years and led seven governments during that time. with less than a week to go before russians elect a new parliament many wonder which direction the country will take in search of an answer r.t.g. could greaves hopped on his bike and took to the streets of the capital. so a good leader wonderful bright you're. going to let us see how it's done them bicycle works. i know it's right if so. how do y

el mayor de los siete hijos de khadafi era el Único miembro de la familia que permanecÍa fugitivo. >>islam un mes despuÉs de la muerte de su padre, segÚn las autoridades libias solo falta arrestar a abdulah. por su parte, la corte internacional ha urgido a los niÑos para que trasladen al islam a la haya. >> gracias natalia, manifestantes se enfrentaron en la plaza de el cairo en choques que dejaron al menos un muerto y decenas de heridos. la policÍa derribÓ tiendas de manifestantes que habÍan acampado despuÉs de una protesta el viernes que reuniÓ a unas 50.000 personas, en su mayorÍa islamistas contra la cÚpula militar. esto obligÓ al derrocamiento en febrero. >> maÑana, mÁs de 35 millones de espaÑoles estÁn convocados para ejercer su derecho al voto. pero como nos dice josÉ joaquÍn sanz desde madrid, a algunos espaÑoles les inquieta su futuro. >> con este gesto aplauden los indignados las propuestas que se presentan en asamblea popular. el sistema espaÑol electoral prohibe cualquier manifestaciÓn polÍtica un día antes de las elecciones. sin embargo, los indignados han convocado en ma

call it and leave you will see i do think that libya has the ingredients to be successful even under khadafi it was a it was a society that was modernizing sort of. the real question is can everyone come together and see that. that's a given limited in the state. there have been elements there have been individuals and small groups associated with al qaida that have you know that are in libya or have emanated from libya or there's a very definite libyan strain to al qaeda. but absent organized force i don't i don't necessarily see this but there are obviously al qaida in the magreb and they are they try to take advantage of a failure in the transition in libya absolutely court absolutely. today violence is once again flared up. these are the images. from the streets of kenya that. look for a show. journey the length of life. the desire for the best of things. hunger that drowns out our inner world. the story of one man who returns home after years of alienation. making the monks white pass one watching. the. blind. would be so much brighter if you knew all about song from finest impressions.

neighboring town of misrata are terrorizing the people of to where they accuse them of having fought for khadafy and you know the problem here is that the militias are not under the control of the political authorities the civilian authorities and vats the big challenge for libya going forward is bringing the many militias under a unified civilian command the problem is that the money militias hundreds of militias sometimes from just a neighborhood have many weapons now and they say look we fought we lost comrades in this battle and now we want to have a steak a seat at the table and bringing them under control will be difficult there's definitely a trend to say we did the right thing meaning nato governments they want to say that this was a successful operation so there is a tendency to downplay the conflicts and the tensions now but at the same time in our discussions with them of some of these governments they're taking them very seriously because they know that this will cause problems in the future they want them addressed now trying to support the more open minded and democratic minded for

the cool lynching of khadafi the mass graves the barbaric action that we started television mean you both we saw it are you sure that the regime that will be replacing qaddafi's regime will be a democracy are you sure you will find in for the real cause. i hope that people all people especially the young people. know the new situation and the new opportunity to build up a new structure and they are a community in the country to. be open for better perspectives of the life i just came back from tunisia you see young people open and very. determined to go this way to freedom to peace and to a better future with good education. economic progress i think that we are asked. to help them if we are requested it is their rebel lucian it is their decision how to go to the future but it is up to us and i speak now for the parliamentary assembly of data we are parliamentarians to assist them if we are requested in tunisia we were requested and they asked for help for assistance so we wait now when the first election that took place they voted for a constituent assembly we will wait in egypt and

here's another revolution seen libya the ousted leader former khadafi was killed last month the people of libya are now left with a country in ruins and a government they didn't truths i think there is a reign of terror going on against those who disagree with the libyan government it's not presented that way in the western media but it is a reign of terror if you speak up right now against the the new authorities in libya you're likely to go to jail or be executed or disappear in the meantime in training government brought to power by nato is strengthening its grip on the country nato and some arab states now openly call for regime change in syria the louder they call the more violent the opposition becomes. in the states western countries in the capitals of some countries in the region are openly recommending opposition to not hold talks with the assad regime it looks like political for vacation on an international scale civil war is brewing in syria the whole region seems to be plunging deeper into crisis. while people suffer in the continuing wave of violence in the middle east and

americans see obama's foreign policy can they regard the killing of bin laden and the killing of khadafi as a bomb us foreign policy credentials you know i'm not happy about it i mean i think you know. bin laden should have been brought to justice and put on trial and dispatch to life life life and but what it has done enough is in those two incidents it has neutralized if not ended the view that democrats are quote soft and weak on national security he will sell those two issues absolutely osama bin laden in the course symbolizes the horror and terror of nine eleven but you know in this election the economy is what's going to matter in the let's say obama is not reelected what's legacy will he leave behind probably as the first african-american president is that you know in light of the history of america and the terrible racism in the civil war that is the bloodiest war america ever fought that's a lot. but that will be the main. legacy if it's a one term presidency. if it's a two term presidency. it's the history still unwritten. that history is still under thank you very much for a t

reporting right there well from syria now to libya where the government has said that it won't send khadafi son saif al islam to the hague and will try him at home instead and that's despite the international criminal court demands to kind him over to europe amid fears he could be lynched like his father so it could after he was seized along with two of his aides while attempting to flee to neighboring niger. want him tried on charges that could carry the death penalty however despite the national transitional council promising a fair trial critics doubt this will be rightly. well what fate awaits saif al islam gadhafi we're asking your opinion on our web site r.t. dot com i bring up the numbers right now so far the majority think he'll most likely get the death penalty in libya around a third are skeptical about saif gadhafi is captured believing he could be still at large the rest are split between two options that he'll they either be tried in the international criminal court or be killed by vigilante's before there's any chance to send him to the hague i do log on to the top com and cas

according to the levada center survey twenty five percent of russians believe khadafi was killed for knowing too much at any rate the us media wrote that washington had discussed various actions regarding gadhafi terminations of his life among others. the busted finally we've been watching syria and it looks now like the un rest has receded and an election is coming up do you think when this election happens bashar al assad can remain in power. i think in the case of a fair election he can remain in power not many people actually think about peculiarities in these events in the two countries libya and syria the arab spring started with armed resistance to the existing regime and i want to stress the armed fact the question is who gave them the arms therefore i don't think everything is that simple in relation to will syria and libya when i said earlier that those events were not prepared or interfered with from within or rather meant egypt and tunisia this certainly also include bahrain home to the united states fifth fleet they didn't need any m.r.'s there can we say that is current

look at what happened with the trial of the loss of it you can be sure that the information that the khadafi family has about the relationships between gadhafi 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'

assad out of power they'd like to use the force of words and the force of president what happened to khadafi and to saddam hussein but if that doesn't work who knows how far they'll go. pressure kept piling on iran this week over the country's nuclear program the international atomic watchdog is called in tehran to clear up all the outstanding questions on the matter and u.s. has promised to introduce new sanctions against the country's oil industry washington also reportedly told iran to wrap up its unclear nuclear program by spring two thousand and twelve or it will stop holding back israel's a long planned attack on the islamic republic top of such a strike has been heard from israel for the past two weeks following the i.a.e.a. report that failed to disprove iran's drive for nuclear weapons are these reason our way to get closer a look at the case and found some stark reminder of another country whose alleged weapons stocks were played up as a pretext for attack. iran has long been a hot topic. but. the greatest threat that america in the world faces at faced was a nuclear iran but it's

february and march it was very clear that the united states and nato had pretty much had it in for khadafy from day one and the things and looking back now with the benefit of hindsight it was clear that the denouement was something that was desired and plans that the way it went down in the syrian situation i don't think that the americans or the brits or the nato has thought this through quite as far and clearly the wild card here is turkey but what we're really looking at is a regional conflict between turkey that's trying to reassert itself southward towards its former ottoman domains and syria which is also squeezed. by jordan which is jordan and syria have never had a really good relation with the you know they've considered it they considered it during the saddam hussein era in iraq to be sort of a cousin. in iraq so we're really looking at a clash between between too many regional powers and how the big powers such as the united states and britain and russia play into it is really going to determine the outcome and ted your thoughts about france's musician and the french foreign mi

so what fate awaits a valid islam khadafi we're asking your opinion our website. and so far the majority of you saying he'll get the death penalty in libya officials believe he'll be cold by a bridge loans is the fall there's any trials of sending him to the hague fifteen percent are skeptical about safe conduct is captured believing based on a large and the majority of things will be tried at the international criminal court so please go on and something to your blog. hundreds of arrests accusations of police brutality and dozens of injuries this is how the occupy movement in the u.s. market its two month anniversary this week officers in riot gear towards council broke up mostly peaceful demos against the. distribution of wealth american officials at the heart of a campaign in a crowd of activists took to the someway and tried to block the stop a trail of attacks has been emerging of this proportion of these national response to the rise i think university of california a group of students staging a sit down protests were pepper sprayed in the face in an earlier

around a seven thousand pro khadafi prisoners being held behind bars by former libyan rebels that's according to a un report saying that the detainees do not have access to legal process as local police stations and courts remain closed findings show prisoners are accused of working for gadhafi regime and some may have been subjected to torture and maltreatment. canadian hockey players have proved they can be just as tough off the ice when a few drunken russians at a wedding reception weren't looking for trouble that's exactly what they got when they came up against a group of men who are in town for some pre-season training with the cage fellside videos despite having numbers on their side the russians learned the hard way they were messing with the wrong guys when talking wouldn't defuse the trouble the canadiens made light work of flooring the thugs who are left nursing more than one hundred over the next day. business up next with kareena stay with us. good evening it's twenty three minutes past seven pm here in moscow welcome to our business update the first news said on for four years r

lidia's old regime still on the run has been captured in the country self that comes just days after a khadafi son saif al islam was also caught the national transitional council has since said it won't hand him over to the hague tribunal instead it's vowed stew try him at home for crimes against the libyan people that could result in the death penalty while market obvious most influential son was seized in the south of the country on saturday along with his aides as they try to escape to neighboring as you're following the toppling of his father at the end of an eight month civil war nary questions about the regime remain site is believed to be one of the few who could answer them political analyst and author adrian so good he says will be silenced by either the hague or the national transitional council. now. what. he has is a terrible choice between being shot or being hanged because if he is judged and tried in libya he might end up very much and he said hussein like trial where he will end up being or he will end up being a one way or the other and if he is extradited to that he it will n

regional rivalries the country is aiming to forge a more democratic path after former leader of water khadafi was captured and killed just one month ago. and it has commissioned in bahrain is due to publish its findings on the violent repression of pro-democracy protests earlier this year human rights violators are expected to be named in a report which is stated almost five months to prepare the bury opposition members and rights groups fear it won't go far enough in naming those responsible for alleged torture and other abuses on tuesday in bahrain police used tear gas and clashed with protesters following a funeral procession for a teenager who was run over by police on saturday. and to some dramatic pictures which were seen live by horrified internet viewers in new zealand a helicopter getting tangled up in people's snapping in half the pilot was thrown around the cabin but incredibly survived the crash the chopper was installing a giant christmas tree on oakland's waterfront when its main rotor appears to have hit a wire local media reports the pilot escape without any major injuries and

been persecuted by the forces of the national transitional council over allegations he served as khadafi is mercenaries about one million sub-saharan africans are estimated to have where to leave years since the conflict started about seven thousand us do and the township amnesty international reports to which it is routinely used against suspected could go off a little ists. is the red cross obtaining the access to people who have been captured during the recent fighting and libya specially such a place for example a suit which is which was a combative strong point from bay one in fact we can see. to have access boss they are also in tripoli what makes a difference with between the i.c.r.c. and not at all their organization we are trying to have access and discussing with all the parties yes we got that we got access to the conditions of this but i cannot speak it out because normally the first things we do is we speak first to the authorities not in general the concern you have in you would you expressed about what we call certain national people who have no passport are coming from su

push out of power they'd like to use the force of words and the force of precedent what happened to khadafi and to saddam hussein but if that doesn't work who knows how far they'll go. now hundreds across libya have poured into the streets celebrating the arrest of the late leader moammar gadhafi is the most prominent son of crowds of fired guns and blasted car horns to mark his capture saif gadhafi was seized along with two of his aides while attempting to flee to neighboring nigeria live in north or he's want him tried in the country on charges that potentially carry the death penalty however despite the national transitional council promising a fair trial critics doubt this is a likely outcome. well paperweights saif al islam gadhafi we are asking your opinion on our web site right now at r.t. dot com that's a look at the numbers now so far the majority think that he'll most likely get the death penalty in libya but a third of skeptical about saif gadhafi is captured in the first place believing he could still be at large for the rest of pretty much a split right here two opinions that i

the township and the stick international reports to which it is routinely used against suspected khadafi loyalists. is the red cross attaining the access to people who have been captured during the recent fighting and libya specially such a place for example a suit which is which was a combatant strong point from day one in fact we. to have access boss they get the but also in tripoli that what makes a difference with between the i.c.r.c. and not at all their organisation we are trying to have access and discussing with all the parties yes we got that we got access to the condition of this be i cannot speak it out because normally the first things we do is we speak first to the authorities not in general the concern you have in you would you express that you journalists about what we called serve national people who have no passport are coming from sub-saharan africans are absolutely serious a lot of problems a lot of concern about about their fate during during the situation and typically that's one of our priorities the better engines people detained are always always with haven or abi

old regime still on the run has now been captured in the country's south it comes just days after khadafi son saif al islam was also court the national transitional council has since said it won't hand saif gadhafi over to the hague tribunal instead it's about to try him at home for crimes against the libyan people that could result in the death penalty following the toppling of his father at the end of the eight month civil war many questions remain about the regime saif is believed to be one of the few who knows about gadhafi his dealings with the west but political analyst and author adrian believes that saif al islam will either be silenced by the hague or the libyan authorities. what. he's learned that buffy as is a terrible choice if you'd been shot or been hanged because if you use germs in tried in libya you might end up very much in the saddam hussein way trial where he will end up being armed or he will in the you know one way or the other and if you use extra. it will not do you feel when we are of all the other we will say i was after you son as has been the constant throughou

and later in the program leaders teacher after ten or khadafi. i mean the claims of revenge killings and the spread of radical aids in a suicide its job in the country's done all the details in a few minutes. as the european debt crisis deepens the international monetary fund is reaching for the kremlin help on that trip christin that god has been in moscow for talks with president dmitry medvedev on how russian would help save the crisis he and next stop is beijing but it's even grabbed chawla has all the details on how most of it. during these financially turbulent times russia can all for the i am a fan the european union what it now needs most money russia paid the last portion of it stuck to the international monetary fund in two thousand and five and seems that it has been contributing to the organization providing financial support to countries which experienced serious financial and economic difficulties or even risk default as it is now the case with grace recent developments in this european country and the euro crisis in general. to co