returning gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will remain in the u.k. as the home secretary blog says extradition to the u.s. . the fate of prominent human rights activist and not be a lot of our job is still up in the air as a buffer in court adjourns with a trial for organizing a legal protests to resume next month. and the e.u. takes nineteen iranian straight run t.v. and radio stations off the. other side against iran over its ongoing nuclear program. a very warm welcome to you from all of us here at r.t. moscow received britain gary mckinnon who is a fugitive hacking into the pentagon will not be extradited to the united states the british home secretary decided that sending mckinnon who does suffer from aspersions syndrome to america carried the risk that he might try to take his own life reporting now from london r.t. is. waterboarding of the mind that's what gary mckinnon's mother has called the eleven year wait to know what's going to happen to our son the experience of waiting all that time from when he was arrested back in two thousand and tw

gary mckinnon who is accused of hacking into the pentagon will remain in the u.k. as the home secretary blocks his extradition to the u.s. . washington reportedly speeds up work to create an elite libyan commando unit to fight islamic extremists after the killing of the u.s. ambassador in benghazi last month. the rain in t.v. and radio stations have taken off in europe on top of fresh sanctions against iran over its suspected nuclear weapons program live analysis on that latest development here on r.t. a little later. international news and comment live from central moscow this is r.t. with the twenty four hours a day britain gary mckinnon who is accused of hacking into the pentagon will not be extradited to the u.s. the british home secretary decided that sending mckinnon who suffers from asperger's syndrome to america carried the risk that he would try to take his own life. is in london. waterboarding of the mind that's what gary mckinnon's mother has called the eleven year wait to know what's going to happen to the experience of waiting all that time from when h

gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will remain in the u.k. as the home secretary blocks his extradition to the u.s. . the fate of a prominent human rights activist and not be all about job is still up in the air as a bus train court adjourns with a trial for organizing illegal protests to resume next month. and the e.u. takes nineteen iranian state run t.v. and radio stations off the air that's on top of other signs sions against terror run over its nuclear program. with news from russia and around the world this is art's he with me rory suchet live in moscow briton gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will not be extradited to the u.s. the british home secretary decided that sending mckinnon who suffers from aspersions syndrome to america carried the risk that he might try to take his own life reporting from london artie's polyploid. waterboarding of the mind that's what gary mckinnon's mother has called the eleven year wait to know what's going to happen to your son the experience of waiting all that time from when he wa

news live from moscow this is r t with me rule research in britain gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will not be extradited to the united states the british home secretary decided that sending mckinnon who is. to america carried the risk that he would try to take his own life reporting from london. waterboarding of the mind that's what gary mckinnon's mother has called the eleven year wait to know what's going to happen to the experience of waiting all that time from when he was arrested back in two thousand and two for hacking into u.s. military computers all that time the u.s. has wanted him to go on trial where he could face a potential tension sixty year sentence now it's a massive side of relief for mccann and he now knows that he's not facing extradition to resume a said that it would be because of it would be a breach of his human rights to send him because gary mckinnon as many now know he is mentally ill and he would be a massive risk of suicide if he were to go to the states now. there's been a strong line of pressure from the united states to send him ove

thanks for joining us straight to our breaking news for you this hour gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will not be extradited to the united states the british home secretary decided that sending him to america carried the risk that he would try to take his own life. admits the hacking but maintains he was simply looking for evidence. he's been fighting extradition to the u.s. for a decade now home secretary theresa may said there is no doubt accused of serious crimes but his illness means shipping him off risks his health and even his life may also commission to review of extradition laws which could see more british suspects tried on home soil in just a few minutes here and we will get the latest. who is standing by in london. do stay with us for that. well for now turning our attention to out of syria the u.s. has admitted that weapons shipped to the syrian rebels from abroad bolstering the strength of islamic extremists while washington insists it's only providing quote non-lethal aid to the opposition some u.s. officials admit that radical elements are poi

britain gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will remain in the u.k. as the home secretary blocks his extradition to the u.s. . the fate of prominent human rights activist not be able to jump is still up in the air as a foreign court adjourned the trial for organizing a legal protest to presume next month. and the e.u. takes nineteen iranian state run t.v. and radio stations off air on top of the sanctions against tehran over its nuclear program. international news and comment live from central moscow this is r.t. with twenty four hours a day gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will not be extradited to the u.s. the british home secretary decided that sending the kitten who suffers from asperger syndrome to america carried the risk that he would try to take his own life. is in london. waterboarding of the mind that's what gary mckinnon's mother has called the eleven year wait to know what's going to happen to your son the experience of waiting all that time for him when he was arrested back in two thousand and two for hacking into

the autopsy report on brittany gary mckinnon scase tuesday he finds out whether he's being shipped to america to face the consequences of hacking into the pentagon. also involves the records of huge rises and birth defects following an american led invasion that's what you are such plagues more than injustice. a texas mom was arrested and thrown in jail orange jumpsuit and all for neglecting her kids who were playing in front of her house for just a little while a concerned neighbor and sort of say walking across the street you know to talk to the unintended children to find out what's going on went to total sheep mode and immediately called nine one one because children playing it is truly an emergency worth the police's time but i guess it was worth their time because they showed up and slap the cuffs on the mother who claimed that she was there the whole time and of course to punish you for ignoring your children briefly while they play you'll get thrown behind bars because that makes sense where does this culture of fear come from if you leave your kids alone on your own property

gary mckinnon its mother janice has been our all night working to get everything in order to convince the home secretary not to deport her mentally ill son to trial in america it's ten years since the u.s. demanded gary's extradition the hacking into the pentagon's computers from his north london bedroom he's mildly autistic and doctors say a very real suicide risk gary would not survive five minutes and that c agreed by so many top a psychiatrist and doctors do we really extra days suddenly with a mental condition who is suicidal and his emotional age or a child does. a civilized country do this surely not but there may be a light at the end of the tunnel the home secretary has until october the sixteenth to decide whether she'll block the extradition gary's mother has high hopes as does his lawyer who would give up if the worst happens we've been to the supreme court twice we've been to the house of lords we've been to the high court so you know there's we've exhausted every possible because we challenge we can because as they became all absolutely sure and convinced that if order t

mark mckinnon disagrees with that. do you think debates don't have an impact, or do you think tonight actually could if mitt romney comes out -- >> i think it will have some impact. >> some impact, but i actually think that's really when the american people, for the first time, see the two candidates and really start to make their minds up. what do you think? >> you know, first of all, i think there's a consensus view that no matter what polls we're looking at today, it's going to be a jump-ball election three or four weeks from now. it's going to be within two or three points. it's that close out in the country. i think tonight's debate, though, matters a great -- >> let me stop you there, mike. so you do think it's still going to be a jump ball because obviously mitt romney's had a horrific september. his own people say, man, what a horrible month. but we still have a long way to go here. you think it's still going to be a jump ball? >> yes, i do. i do. because of two elements that polls can't really get to, the leve

and his deputy nick clegg the ports but gary mckinnon both were loudly on his position but after two and a half years in power there's been no action all the while the cases roll up to forty five year old gary almost a quarter of his life and taken a potentially irreversible toll on his health is beginning to wonder who is real and who isn't he says it's like there's a view between him and the world and sometimes actually feels that it's just not real gary used to say collies to swim you music he signed if gary had been tried in the u.k. at the start he would have served his sentence and been able to put all this behind him by now as it is he's stuck in limbo still liable to sixty years in an american jail and still insisting he was only looking for evidence of u.f.o.'s nora smith london and our website right now is going to absolutely stream. an austrian skydiver becomes the first man to break the sound barrier without any type of vehicle can follow fearless felix every move a dot com landing on his own two feet. plus a dangerous precedent in the making. us may be in for a big surpr

and his deputy nick clegg supports but gary mckinnon both were loudly on his side while in opposition but after two and a half years in power there's been no action all the while the cases roll up to forty five year old gary of almost a quarter of his life and taken a potentially irreversible toll on his health is beginning to wonder who is real and who isn't he says it's like there's a veil between him and the world and sometimes actually feels that it's just not real gary used to cycle used to swim you wrote music a sign if gary had been tried in the u.k. at the start he would have served his sentence and been able to put all this behind him by now as it is he's stuck in limbo still liable to sixty years in an american jail and still insisting he was only looking for evidence of u.f.o.'s laura smith r.t. london. i will do the world update in just a sec for now there were separatists in belgium have gained control of europe's second biggest port city and twirp after the flemish nationalist leader won the election to become the city's mayor. promised to use his new power to seek wider

mckinnon's extradition would arise to a high risk of him ending his life. the decision to extradite would be incompatible with his human rights. i therefore withdraw the extradition order. it will now be -- >> cheers and clapping in the commons but today's announcement will be treated differently in the pentagon. in the months before 9/11, he hacked into the military. he wrote that the u.s. foreign policy is akin to government- sponsored terrorism. i will continue to disrupt. >> the united states was disappointed it. we are examining the details of the decision. >> it is not the end of the road. the home secretary has made it clear he could face charges in this country. she wants to reform the extradition process to make it fairer. >> if the message goes out that britain sees extradition as a one-way street, the other countries will also start saying, why should we cooperate with britain? but they will accept medical reasons for not doing extradition. >> two weeks ago the home office was celebrating the success one of the four was accused of computer-relate

mark mckinnon's still with us.ning us on set, nbc news's tom brokaw and moderator of "meet the press," david gregory. gentlemen, good to have you on board this hour. >> good morning. >> wow! where do we begin? what a great night. >> how about david grinning like a cheshire cat or should i say like joe biden about the nats. you're excited, aren't you? >> i'm excited. i couldn't be there, obviously, but my kids were there. and they'll never forget it. jayson werth playing like a true veteran in playoff fashion and winning with a walkoff home run. it was in such dramatic fashion. laroche obviously going deep as well, great pitching by ross detwiler. they played like more of a playoff-caliber team. great for the city. yeah, i'm really thrilled because those are moments that kids don't forget their whole lives. >> no doubt about it. >> let's get right to the vice presidential debate. >> is there more to talk about? >> there really is. i think we went too long on baseball last hour so we're going to jump into the debate.

mckinnon is an easier sell and it's difficult to argue against a troubled genius who is looking afterhat most people would find comical evidence of little green men versus terror suspects who have been wanted in the u.s. for quite a long time. so people already starting to question quite how courageous this decision was on the part of the government. but it is still a pretty big deal. this was the last of the bush/blair legacies when they were teamed up together on the war on terror. the extra decision treaty was unpopular when put in place. nobody's here complaining that it will have been rescinded. but there are concern business muslim groups that the message is being sent that mckinnon is more valuable, more equal in front of the law than british muslim citizens are. >> as always, thanks. >>> now you would think that being the first woman to moderate a presidential debate in more than 20 years might be a bit nerve-racking. >> what am i feeling? i'm feeling like sort of ever calm, strangely. >> more from our own candy crowley on tonight's big debate. ? alright emma, i know it's not

. >> medicare mckinnon worked on the bush campaign which ran this ad showing the candidates consoling/11 victims. >> our president took ashley in his ms and just embraced her, and it was at tha moment that we saw ashley's eyes fill up wi tears. >> come on, this is the presidency. you're playing ts music and we're supposed to vote for this guy because sheears up. >> that's exactly what they did. this ad aired in ohio inate 2004. it was absolutely pital. >> it's morning again in america. today more men and women will go to work than ever bore in our country's history >> beckel worked for reagan's opponent at the time. >> i see this ad com on on the television. it's a farmer and sonn a beautiful pasture. they put their hands over their hearts. i stood up and put my hand over my heart. the tagline is, re-elect ronald reagan. i said, are you kidding me that? that is blatant, blatant and good. you may think it's corny, but let's face it, youhink everything's corny, okay, but if you can get an image like that it reay matte. >> ed rollins was reagan's campaign manager. >> two kinds of monitor

. >> medicare mckinnon worked on the bh campaign which ran this ad showing the candidates consoling 9victims. >> our president took ashley in his arms and just embraced her, and it was at that moment that we saw ashley's eyes fill up with tears. >> come on, this is the presidency. you're playing this music and we're supposed to vote for this guy because s tears up. >> that's exactly what they did. this ad aired in ohio in late 2004. it was absolutely pivotal. >> it's morning again in america. today more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country's history. >> beckel worked for reagan's opponent at the time. >> i see this ad come on on the television. it's a farmer and son in a beautiful pasture. they put their hands over their hearts. i stood up and put my hand over my heart. the tagline is, re-elect ronald reagan. i said, are you kidding me that? that is blatant, blatant and good. yomay think it's corny, but let's face it, you think everything's corny, okay, but if you can get an image like that it really matters. >> ed rollins was reagan's campaign manager. >> two

. >> medicare mckinnon worked on the bush campaign which ran this ad showing the candidates consoling/11 victims. >> our president took ashley in his arms and just embraced her, and it was at that moment that we saw ashley's eyes fill up with tears. >> come on, this is the presidency. you're playing this music and we're supposed to vote for this guy because she tears up. >> that's exactly what they did. this ad aired in ohio in late 2004. it was absolutely pivotal. >> it's morning again in america. today more men and women will go to work than ever before in our country's history. >> beckel worked for reagan's opponent at the time. >> i see this ad come on on the television. it's a farmer and son in a beautiful pasture. they put their hands over their hearts. i stood up and put my hand over my heart. the tagline is, re-elect ronald reagan. i said, are you kidding me that? that is blatant, blatant and good. you may think it's corny, but let's face it, you think everything's corny, okay, but if you can get an image like that it really matters. >> ed rollins was reagan's campaign manager

mark mckinnon and mcdonald prepped president bush for debate.mitt romney and michelle bachmann. they try to rep date debate moments. >> you have a candidate stand in front as realistic as possible. >> strong bearing erect. >> look at colin powell. he just commands a podium. it's like this. >> it's about making sure that you fill the stage more than your opponent does. >> the candidates practice debating stand ins. for obama john kerry played romney. rob portman plays obama. >> you never see videotape of this. you don't even see pictures. >> no. there's a reason why. you don't want to show those vulnerable moments. we don't want to give away any component to our prep. >> in the 2000 campaign one of the secretaries showed the debate video to the gore campaign. >> it smartly went to the fbi. >> what happened to her? >> she went to prison for a year. >> what's so secret? i freended to be a candidate. >> what kinds of limits are you talking about? >> yes. i can list cuts? >> would you cut defense? >> i would cut defense. >> so you are soft on defense

mark mckinnon and o'donnell spreped president bush for debate.nd michelle back man. the coaches spend hours trying to rep date debate moments. >> you have a candidate stand in front of a podium like this as realistic as possible. >> you want a strong bearing. colin powell commands the podium. >> just like this. >> it's about making sure that you fill the stage more than your opponent does. >> the candidates practice debating standing. for obama john kerry played romney. rob portman plays obama. >> you never see videotape of this. you never see pictures. >> you don't want to show those vulnerable moments. >> we don't want to give away any component to our prep. >> one of the mckinnon secretaries gave bush debate video to the gore campaign. >> they are very smart. went right to the fbi. >> what happened to her? >> she went to prison for a year. >> what's so secret? >> clear simple limited government. >> you say limited government. what kind of limits are you talking about. can you be specific about the cuts. >> yes, i can cut. >> you would cut defe

robert reich served as secretary as labor, mark mckinnon advised the clinton campaign. chris christie is a well-known romney surrogate. i remember when he was running for governor of new jersey and a lot of people thought there's no way he can win. i'm not going to tell you what i'm going to cut. i'm going the get the list, get in office and do it. he won and "the new york times" wrote voters embraced mr. christie, though he offered no detail on how he would fix the state's problems. can this strategy work for mitt romney when it comes to his tax plan? >> well, first of all, as the cofounder of no labels, i like the idea of bringing the congress together and to negotiate bringing these solutions together with the president involved. now, that said, there are realities. i think bold solutions are required. now, i'm not an economist and having me talk about tax policy is like having paris hilton explain -- >> that's rather aggressive analogy, by the way. keep going. >> well, they laid out a plan a couple of weeks ago and i'm surprised that paul ryan didn't talk about it t

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