white house is in full swing in america at this time in our special election coverage we look at the pentagon's fears of a cyber pearl harbor. so just moments after seven pm here in the russian capital this is artsy life with me rule research showing libya's government forces claim they've taken control of the opposition stronghold of bani walid but they do admit that pockets of resistance do still remain it's after a week's long deadly assault with reports of dozens of residents of the besieged city being killed by pro-government shelling other details now to auntie's paula slayer. we continue to receive these conflicting reports from our sources on the ground we're hearing that the army is actually withdrawing from the city or there we are hearing of wide scale killings from the government sources they say that the system has fallen and we continue to receive verified video footage as well as reports of wide scale killings of indiscriminate shelling and also the use of poisonous gas some of the photos and video we've been receiving show dismembered bodies children who've been killed and some

thanks for so i'm going to start with the bad washington they're talking about cutting the deficit the pentagon is they're pointing out the easy way to do so but it's congress wants them to keep on spending this money what you think is going on this a clear example of when politics interferes with good policy and with good national security we have a pentagon who's saying to you hey we don't need these tanks we need to find a lot of ways to save a lot of money there some serious cuts to pentagon spending right around the corner and the pentagon has basically said we can afford to cut these weapons here we could save a lot of money by doing it but then you have these politicians many of whom are getting campaign contributions from the very firms that are making these tanks saying hey we want you to go ahead and buy these tanks anyways even though you don't need to this is just bad government spending this is bad for national security what it involves is another example of wasteful spending. the army in order to close down the plant in lima ohio where the tanks are made. in two thousand fourteen

wants to cut back they don't have the support of congress take this example the pentagon wants to save three billion dollars by for going there refurbishing of army tanks with the war is winding down the army is finding they don't need any more of them many lawmakers say if we start making the tanks that would hurt the economy and put thousands of jobs on the line but it also turns out that the companies that manufacture these tanks are major contributors to congressional campaigns so is this kind of defense spending about national security or getting reelected to talk more about what's behind this push for defense spending i was joined in our studio by ben freeman national security investigator for the project on government oversight and also paul mcleary land warfare reporter for defense news. it's a clear example of when politics interferes with good policy and with good national security we had a pentagon who saying to you hey we don't need these tanks we need to find a lot of ways to save a lot of money there are some serious cuts to pentagon spending right around the corner and t

but i know that it's the pentagon's job to do their job. i know that president obama really ought to be stepping up for service members and taking care of soldiers and making sure that they get the right to vote. look, if you were going to ask them to come up with a plan to impede military voting, i don't think they could do a better job of it. not helping soldiers get absentee ballots, not doing what they're supposed to do under federal law is definitely impeding military voting. >> good luck, kyndra rotunda. this whole story is an outrage. i wish the best for you. >>> we're going to switch topics. mainstream media's vendetta for mitt romney. or is it against mitt romney? last night mitt romney won the debate hands down witnessed by 67 million people. the romney camp is now reporting they're receiving two donations every second. my next guest, one of america's top pollsters, is going to reveal his latest survey showing just how much the media favors obama in polling. they just can't handle him losing. all that after the break. you're watchi

of gone to other jobs right but you know what the economy isn't it kind of supply and demand is the pentagon is saying that they don't need this we don't need this is an oversupply why should we keep feeding a demand that isn't there. it comes on the jobs and all politics is local in the shouldn't there be a reorganization of jobs and instead of pumping out things that we don't need i think that's probably above the above what the army is capable of doing well that the army is now saying that they don't need them they're there at the forefront of this saying hey we don't need these tanks and then the congressmen have to answer to the voters of ohio are saying yes we do need them who need the jobs so well i guess i'm going to ask you to respond to that what do you think ben i think the question here is if we're going to assume that we want to government to create jobs for us we need to ask what the most efficient way to do that is in research has found that military spending is one of the least effective ways that the government can create jobs there's plenty of more beneficial programs out t

department in the homeland security department can partially pass an article the pentagon is the only agency they can't pass one at all and historically we've seen that after after a war and this spending goes down and and it seems like now everybody's afraid to say anything about reducing defense spending well the real problem is we're spending it way higher than cold war levels and in the cold war we had a legitimate threat with the soviet union with many nuclear weapons and heavy ground forces in europe and that sort of thing now we're fighting a bunch of terrorists and it's very cheap to fight terrorists and you have to put out an effort to do it but you need special forces drones with very cheap compared to everything else so we don't need to spend as much as we did during the cold war it were vastly outspending that when did when did it become. let me let me back this up a little bit my dad my dad was the latter part of world war two i mean he he he joined the army just as the war ended and he always referred to democrats as the warriors as the as the hawks he was a republican h

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

trains are being evacuated at the pentagon metro station. leaves on the track caught fire in the tunnel somehow and that created a lot of smoke. firefighters are there. right now trains are single tracking between pentagon station and lean faint plaza. expect delays both direction -- l'enfant plaza. expect delays both directions on the blue and yellow lines. good evening. we are just hours away from the first and only vice presidential debate joe biden under pressure to do well after president obama's lackluster performance last week. we've got anita brikman live with the story from mclean but begin with a preview. >> reporter: both vice president joe

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presidential race to focus on foreign policy and what the pentagon calls the looming threat of a cyber pearl harbor. international news and comment live from moscow this is all sea with me hello and welcome to the program. was started in libya where government forces claim to have taken bani walid the last bastion of colonel gadhafi supporters in libya it took three weeks of one of the clashes however pockets of resistance that's still reported on the outskirts of the city. and you may find some of the following pictures disturbing. we continue to receive contradictory reports as to what is happening inside bani walid on the one hand we're hearing from pro-government sources that they said he has fallen and that it is in the hands of the army but we're hearing exactly the opposite from our own sources and those are people who have family inside the city and we're hearing firsthand information now it's taken us almost three days to make contact with a local resident of the city that also gives you a sense of whether or not the statement that the situation is under control is in fact acc

this is the base budget for the pentagon. the website posted this today. first spike, that's military spending going up, going way up for the korean war and then you see it comes back down again. the second spike, that's military spending going way up for the vietnam war and then it comes back down again. the third spike, that's the cold war, giant arm's race buildup and the soviet union starts to collapse into 1991 and our post-cold war spending comes back down. then the terrorist attack in september 2001 and the spending goes back up. the reason this does not show it going through the roof is because for the whole bush administration they did not count the spending on the wars in iraq and afghanistan as if it were defense spending. they did it as an emergency so this is just the base defense budget. this just shows how the base defense budget went up after 9/11, not including that emergency spending on iraq and afghanistan. now here's the amazing thing. watch this. so this is where our spending is now. that's what the blue line means. if we were to let o

he actually became quite -- because he was a chief the chief spokesman for the pentagon. get him on record and perhaps you was too tired, don't nobody told a reporter yes of course the government uses information as a weapon in times of crisis which everyone knew but no one actually wanted to say it. and so the pentagon spokesman had gone on record and the sparked massive outcry from the press about news management and the kennedys administration is manipulating the news. >> host: this is an enduring subject of interest in press briefs in foreign affairs. we need to take a quick break now and we will come back in just a couple of moments. plesco we were talking about kennedy and his relations with the press. one of the fascinating things about your book is, it can surprise those looking back at this period. they'd think of lyndon johnson's paranoia and angry views of the press during the escalation of vietnam and the press turned against him and his angry relations with the press secretary had to do with it and richard nixon and how that led him down the slippery slope to

in our special coverage of the us presidential race before it's on foreign policy and what the pentagon calls the move into the middle of a song about. separatist movements across austerity torn europe take inspiration from scotland success in securing permission. this is coming to live from moscow hello and welcome to the program. in wisconsin libya where government forces claim to have taken bani walid as the last bastion of his supporters in libya but locals caught up in the weeks of violence pleasing to the international community for help also his policy as well and were warning you might find some of the pictures disturbing. we continue to receive contradictory reports as to what is happening inside bani walid on the one hand we're hearing from pro-government sources that the city has fallen and that it is in the hands of the army but we're hearing exactly the opposite from our own sources and those are people who have family inside the city and we're hearing firsthand information now it's taken us almost three days to make contact with a local resident of the city that also gives

>> bret: at the pentagon. thank you. we're 20 days out from the deadly terrorist attack at the u.s.in benghazi, libya, that killed the ambassador an three others there and there are still no f.b.i. agents on the ground there. meantime, congressional source tells fox news, uav assets in the region have been repositioned since the attack to establish better situational awareness. we're learning that the compound was attacked on three sides. with heavy weapons as we were reporting in the first days. the presidential candidates are getting ready for the debate wednesday. we'll talk about that. with the fox all-stars and what needs to happen when we come back. >>> romney, she a good debater. i'm just okay. but what i'm most concerned about is having a serious discussion about what we need to do to keep the country growing, and restore security for hard-working americans. >> president obama is a very, he is a very gifted speaker. the man has been on the national stage for many years. he is an experienced debater to. he has done these debates before. this is mitt's first time on this kind

clearly this is the pentagon conclusion as leaked, conveniently, to the "new york times" i don't have any doubt our cyber warfare capabilities are better than iran's but remember who iran's allies are. china and russia. it's been the view of the military and intelligence community that china has the most advanced volusia warfare community. this is be a excellent for them to share their intelligence and research our capabilities. as our sanctions continue, i think we need to be worried that iran is not going to sit placidly and let the economic sanctions slap them around. they're going to respond and perhaps they already have. >> that's really encouraging. [ laughter ] embassador, always good to see you. >> thank you. >> we'll have more on the congressional investigation into the libya attack. >>> republican congressman peter king will be here and we ask him but the house hearing that took place on the hill this past week. and if the senate committee plans to launch it's own bipartisan investigation. >>> we get to the race for the white house. president obama and governor romney as you

presidential front runners play the foreign policy card in their latest attempt to woo voters the pentagon has issued a stark cyber threat warning of the threat of a potential pearl harbor orchestrated by hackers from abroad more on this now towards who's more important. america's military invasions interventions and targeted attacks have traditionally been deployed on the battlefield yet today a significant shift in technology has created a brand new terrain for warfare the internet which most people use for communication research and entertainment is being dubbed the battlefield of the future in an era of hackers and viruses computers are something of a weapon in the emerging world of cyber war a virtual world where military strikes are invisible and everyone online remains vulnerable earlier this month u.s. defense secretary leon panetta warned that america faces the possibility of a cyber pearl harbor if online security is ensuring things the even greater danger facing us in cyberspace goes beyond crime and it goes beyond harassment. a cyber attack. perpetrated by nation states or viol

we had wars within the pentagon. you would think if you were sending more troops to afghanistan, those troops would go the places that are most critical. the places the taliban were seeking to take over. the places most at risk to insurgent gains and potentially a takeover of that country. instead, we wound up sending the first wave of new forces to a part of the country will relatively few people, and i discovered the answer was simply, tribal rivalries. not in afghanistan but in the pentagon. the first wave of troops were u.s. marines and they wanted to bring their own helicopters, their own logistics units and didn't want to work with u.s. army soldiers in the areas in and around the city of kandahar, and here was this tale of our own services fighting with each other instead of fighting in common purpose against the enemy. and the stories go on. there was internal fighting within the state department, within the u.s. agency for international development. in one other tale i recount in the book, we had some real se

the problem is the pentagon -- bob gates was the previous pentagon chief said you need 2% growth to fix the ships. >> the increased in the cost of living. >> and they have over the last decade we have been involved in wars in afghanistan and iraq. a lot of tanks and ships haven't been maintained in that time. we're also the only superpower in the world so it's true the u.s. does spend more than the next ten countries combined but we also are asked to do a lot more than anyone else. >> dan? >> well, i think for years the democratic party looked as the defense budget the big rock candy mountain. a lot of money to transfer to domestic spending. the president keeps saying the money spent on iraq and afghanistan is going to be reprogrammed into domestic investment. and that i think is what they would like to do down the road but the rest -- much of the rest of the defendant budget. >> although the republicans may be talking this. s into a catastrophe increase because if they say it's going to do damage to at the troops, what choice do you have? so there's going to be some tough decisions. up

fox's jennifer griffin has the latest from the pentagon. >> reporter: defense secretary leon panetta of the growing threat of cyber attacks against the u.s. >> cyber attack perpetrated by nation states or violent extremist groups could be as destructive as the terrorist attack on 9/11. attack o >> reporter: this comes after a former government official said u.s. authorities believe iranian hackers are responsible for recent cyber attacks against major oil and gas companies in saudi arabia and qatar. >> the shamoon virus was probably the most destructive attack that the private sector has seen to date. these attacks mark a significant escalation of the cyber threat. >> reporter: secretary panetta saying if the u.s. detects an imminent cyber attack that can cause significant destruction, the military could take action. >> the department has developed the capability to conduct effective operations to counter there.s to our national interests in cyberspace. -- threats to our national interests in cyberspace. we will only do so to defend our nation, to defend our interests, to defend our a

ripping gary mckinnon music user 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 command beginning to produce another can stream its killing of a u.s. ambassador in benghazi last month. nine hundred state run of radio t.v. and radio stations were taken off air in europe that's on top of fresh sanctions against iran over its suspected nuclear weapons program. international news and comment live from central moscow this is the with you twenty four hours a day if you just joined it's a very warm welcome britain gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will not be extradited to the u.s. 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 or his party 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 f

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. . 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. nineteen state run iranian t.v. and radio stations are taken off in europe on top of fresh sanctions against iran over its suspected nuclear weapons program. international news in coming live from central moscow this is. britain gary mckinnon who's accused of hacking into the pentagon will not just syndrome to america carried the risk that he would try to take his own life. 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 he was arrested back in two thousand and two for hacking into u.s. military computers all the time the u.s. has wanted him to go on trial where he could face a potential tension sixty year sentence now it'

after another but there's no strategy bureaucracy will continue to grind on diplomats people in the pentagon in their experience in the last twenty years a whole generation of officers have known almost nothing but a war in the middle east as far as they're concerned war is a permanent feature of the middle east at least until all the oil is gone so if anybody outside of washington wants some help from washington and defusing the crisis i'm afraid they'll be disappointed you know just pointing out again here that you know russia's repeatedly stressing that. damascus are in line with international law as you have been saying you've talked about what american reaction is i wonder whether what's happening in america is. affecting what turkey is doing right now and the timing of all what's happened over the last twenty four hours do you think is there any connection there maybe. well i had to be honest i really think you're going to search in vain for some kind of a rational coherent thought through and consistent policy. reaction from washington as i say the political people in the oval office

jennifer griffin following the situation from the pentagon. turkey, a member of the nato alines, now the nato leaders have come together. what came of that meeting? this was in a very unusual late night meeting called an emergency session in brussels among nato ambassadors. we understand that turkey has now asked the u.n. security council to take, quote, necessary actions against syria to stop these kind of attacks. it's interesting that that alliance meeting was called under article 4 of the nato charter as you know an attack by one is an attack by all under article 5 of that charter. it's significant that turkey has not yet invoked article 5. but, again, syria crossed the line with this mortar attack into turkish civilian areas. just as they did when they shot down a turkish fighter jet in international waters earlier this year. >> we are outraged that the syrians have been shooting across the border. we are very we getful about the loss of life that has occurred on the turkish side. we are working with our turkish friends. i will be speaking

mission there jennifer griffin is with us from the pentagon tonight. jennifer, just last week we were reporting that they were not going to do these things anymore and now all of a sudden more americans are dead of the exact same thing. >> well, general allen essentially reversed his decision after 10 days. essentially because calling off these joint patrols called in to question the entire exit strategy. there is no real way to protect troops from this insider threat. this helmet cam video shows a u.s. soldier recently under fire. he was actually shot but not killed in kunar province. it was a more straightforward fire fight than the kind of attack causing most of the deaths now. in fact, the suicide bomber today that killed 14 was reportedly dressed in an afghan police uniform here is general alan. >> recognizes this is a vulnerability. in iraq the signature weapon system that we hadn't seen before was the ied. we had to adjust to that. here, i think the signature attack that we are beginning to see is going to be the insider attack. >> but unlike the

presidential race we focus on foreign policy and what the pentagon is calling the looming threat of a cyber pearl harbor. and separatist movements across austerity toward europe take inspiration from scotland success in securing permission for a referendum on the in the. it is a pleasure to have you with us here on our to today rory sushi live in moscow libya's government forces claim to have taken the last bastion of colonel gadhafi supporters in libya but locals caught up in the weeks of violence and are pleading to the international community for help to use a middle east correspondent joins us live from beirut for more on this hour paula it's good to see you conflicting reports coming from libya what's the latest that you have. while we continue to receive these conflicting reports from our sources on the ground we're hearing that the army is actually withdrawing from the city although we are hearing of wide scale killings that have taken place from the government sources they say that the system has fallen we continue to receive verified video footage as well as reports of wide s

the pentagon budget went up. the increase was about $2 trillion during those years. $1 trillion went to the war. the other trillion dollars, nobody knows quite where winter. the air force has been scaled back. the navy has been scaled back. the army is increased marginally, but the budget was vastly increased. where did the money go? this is a crisis that we are enduring. it is going to have to require both liberals and conservatives to rethink some of their sacred cows and say that we can't afford to say that this is off the table. nothing is off the table. particularly, the waste of time -- also, it's not just that they have thrown a lot of money out the window. it is the way they do it. there are two techniques that they use to get the taxpayers going. so we have political engineering. whereby once a program gets going, a missile program, a weapons program, it doesn't matter if the enemy it was made for no longer exists. it doesn't matter that the thing can really work as promised. so the prophets and the jobs

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 why does that mean that they are certainly going to die there

cyber crimes gripping minds in the pentagon ahead of next month's presidential election as obama and romney clash over foreign policy the defense department's worried in a time when the scale of nine eleven could be repeated line that's coming up after the show. nineteen iranian channels have been banned in the countries that's called iran for not tolerating free speech among other things well played lads well played i love the smell of hypocrisy in the morning personally but of censorship doesn't bother me that much because there has always been censorship and there were always be censorship if there are any words or symbols or opinions that could get you bumped off the air or legal trouble in your country guess what you have censorship sorry to say it but that's how it is i don't mind a country saying that there is something so antithetical to their way of life that it must be banned i'm fine with that that's your business in your country and you should be able to protect your culture and your values but the lie to me and tell me that you have censorship free when you don't it's you

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into the pentagon remain in the u.k. extradition to the u.s. over. the fate of a prominent human rights activist. who is still up in the. court with a. legal protest. most of the weapons are shipped to syrian rebels from abroad helping to feed the islamic extremists. 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 n

they started here near the pentagon, crossed the memorial bridge. they took a circuit by the lincoln memorial. an iconic ruth, up to the west end of the capital, and back down to the title basin, and now across the 14th street bridge to make their way back here to the south end of the pentagon where the race is ending. and of course some of the street closures are still going on there because the last of those runners are making their way across the last of the course, and of course, again, you're encouraged to take an alternate root. now, benefits of this race go to benefit military families and their leisure and vacation efforts and things like that. shadow races are being held in other parts of the world where troops are deployed by cannot take part. 30,000 runners, started with 1300 runners just 30 years ago. it's growing and will be even larger next year. live at the pentagon, derek ward -- >> and those finishing right now are averaging about a seven minute mile, pretty impressive stuff. >> yes, some of the runners use this to warm up for longe

everybody knows that including the people at the pentagon. now, my defense secretary is going to have a lot to do with those decisions, but it's going to be the president who's going to have to ultimately decide before that budget goes to the congress what weapons systems are going to go and what are going to stay. we are not going to spend the billions and trillions that mr. bush wants to spend on star wars. we're not going to spend billions on mx's on railroad cars, which is a weapons system we don't need, can't afford and won't help our defense posture at all. we're not going to spend hundreds of millions on a space plane from washington to tokyo. those are decisions that the chief executive has to make. yes, we're going to have a strong and credible and effective nuclear deterrent. we're going to go forward with the stealth and the d-5 and the advance cruise missile and good conventional forces. but the next president of the united states will have to make some tough and difficult decisions. i'm prepared to make them, the vice president is

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 to he would commit suicide so we're talking about man's life we're told no has built a successful practice on fighting water is seen as one sided extradition rules in the treaty with the us the americans must o

we called the pentagon for a response. what they had to say "more than 200 installation voter assistance officers exist around the globe. in addition, unit voting assistance officers are available to every unit in every service all over the world. we encourage voters to double-check state-specific deadlines. miss rotunda told us and supplied numbers that absentee ballot voting by military voting is down 50%, 60% and 70% in key battleground states. there is something fishy going on here. we are going to stay with that story. now, next up on tonight's show, more than three weeks after the deadly attack on our consulate in benghazi where four americans were murdered, including the ambassador, the fbi has just now been allowed to enter the consulate for the first time. few people have been arrested. where is the justice that president obama promised? take a listen. >> today we mourn for more americans who represent the very best of the united states of america. we will not waver in our commitment to see justice is done for thi