connection with the 1988 lockerbie bombing of pan am flight 103, that man's brother now says that abdel baset al-megrahileave libya because he's in a coma and near death. you may remember abdel baset al-megrahi received a hero's welcome home in libya after his, quote, compassionate release from a scottish prison where he claimed that he was near death from cancer. that was two years ago this month. dominic dnatali live with us. >> reporter: before we talk about abdel baset al-megrahi we're going to talk about toda gadhafi's family. his family and wife have passed into algeria. that news has been confirmed. no further details from that. there has been reaction immediately from the national transitional council that if gadhafi family has fled there they want them returned straight away and they want justice. algeria does not recognize the council here and agrees with the gadhafi regime. reporters besieged his house in the center of the city today and yesterday. some of them were able to get inside and see him. reporters have come back and said abdel baset al-megrahi what's mays kwraeuted, thinwas what's m

abdel baset al-megrahi, the convicted bomber of pan am flight 103, his family says he is in and out of a coma and near death. he was released from a scottish prison two years ago when he was said to be suffering from terminal cancer. not even a hurricane could stop colin powell from getting to the set of "face the nation." he had something he wanted to tell bob schieffer, and that story is next. ,,,, >> pelley: former vice president dick cheney takes aim at some of his colleagues in the george w. bush administration in a new book coming out tomorrow. he's critical of former secretary of state colin powell. on sunday's "face the nation" powell responded, objecting in particular to the words cheney is using in promoting the book. >> what really sort of got my attention was this way in which he characterized it. "it going to cause heads to explode." that's quite a visual. and in fact, it's the kind of headline i would expect to come out of a gossip columnist or the kind of headline you might see one of the supermarket tabloids write. it's not the kind of headline i would have expected to

paid compensation to the families of the american victims and provided a libyan suspect, abdel baset al megrahi, and perhaps the image of what happened to another middle eastern strongman who hung on for too long, saddam hussein, had changed from ally to pariah, he shut down his nuclear research program, he granted western oil companies lucrative contracts, but he never lost his act for the theatrical, showing up in italy wearing a picture of libyan heroes hung by italians in the colonial period, showing up at the united nations to tear up the u.n.'s charter during a 90-minute rant and called the security council the terrorist council. when his people, oppressed for so long, finally rose up against him, he seemed unable to comprehend that his time had come. mark phillips, cbs news, london. >>> more of the days news right after this. we'll be right back. finally, there's a choice for my patients with an irregular heartbeat called atrial fibrillation, or afib, that's not caused by a heart valve problem. today we have pradaxa to reduce the risk of a stroke caused by a clot. in a clinical trial, pr

abdel baset al-megrahi was released from scottish custody two years ago to return home to libya wheree was expected to quickly die from cancer. he lived on and was hailed a hero by the gadhafi regime; rio de janeiro five people were killed and others wounded when a trolley derailment the historic trolleys are popular with tourisms, but city officials have been criticized for neglecting maintenance on the carriages. no americans were killed or injured in the derailment. >>> in london, scotland yard bitched security for the beefed up security. more police will be deployed on the streets for the main day of the festival. >> amazon.com is dig deep to overturn a california law requiring online companies to collect state sales tax. the seattle-based company has yet to collect enough signatures for the proposed june, 2012 ballot measure, but the company has already spent more than $5 million on the campaign. bay citizen reports that the largest sum of money ever spent this early in an ballot initiative campaign. a recent lav times poll found that 46% of voters favorite online sales tax, whil

we found abdel baset al megrahi's villa in an up market part of town.six security cameras and floodlights outside. this is megrahi's house and where he's been living for the last couple of years. going to knock on the door and see if we can get any answer. hello. for 15 minutes or so, nothing. i'm not sure if they have heard me so let's try the last-ditch means which is just shout over the wall. hello. hello, hello. >> then, all of a sudden, someone comes. nothing prepares me for what i see. megrahi apparently in a coma. his aging mother at his side. >> if you see, his body is weak. >> reporter: he had been expect it had die almost two years ago, but convicted pan am flight 103 bomber abdel baset al megrahi lives. and this isn't how he looked when he released from a scottish jail two years ago. he came home to a hero's welcome, freed on compassionate grounds because doctors said he'd be dead in three months. almost immediately he began renovating this palatial house, money no object. it doesn't take long walking around this building before you begin to

these are photographs of abdel- baset al-megrahi in libya and he appears to be in a coma hooked up ton and intravenous drip. he's a former libyan intelligence officer and may be the last man alive who knows who authorized that 1998 bomb. he was released from scottish jail two years ago and was said then to be dying of prostate cancer. >>> it is becoming a dangerous new drug fad. today the state senate will consider a bill that would ban bath salts. the substance contains a synthetic drug that experts say causes paranoia and violent behavior. the state assembly has already passed the ban so if two-thirds of lawmakers approve an emergency clause, that ban could go into effect immediately if signed by governor brown. >>> 6:21 on your monday now. new concerns about rowdy sports fans right here in the bay area. why a transit agency could be fueling that problem. >> and trying to lose that extra belly fat? the big mistake most people are making when they hit the gym. some bay are ,,,,,, ah yes. there it is. the "mystery spot". not a mammal in this household is willing to lay claim to its or

scottish authorities freed abdel baset al-megrahi in 2009, thinking he was terminally ill. his brother said today he's still alive, and in a coma. for now, the rebel alliance faced the more immediate challenge of getting the capital, tripoli functioning again after last week's fierce fighting, and months of nato bombardment. severe water shortages and power outages have affected swaths of for tripoli. >> warner: do people have the basics? i mean, food, water, electricity? >> there's not a lot of water to be honest with you. there's not a lot of water anywhere. there's some drinking water but very little water coming out of the taps anywhere in tripoli. there have been some deliveries. communities are getting their own water and distributing it themselves. electricity has been intermittent. haven't noticed any power cuts today but it has been a problem. otherwise, you know, generally there are some shortages. there have been shortages of baby milk. there are some shortages of drug in the hospitals. so the city's still struggling but people are coping. generally neighborhoods

abdel baset al megrahi, the man convicted of the pan am 103 bombing. he will not be extradited.y libyan citizen to the west. megrahi may be one of the last men alive knowing who precisely in the libyan government authorized that bombing. cnn's nic robertson managed to track him down. >> reporter: we found abdul bassett al megrahi's villa in town. flood lights outside. this is his house, where he's been living for the last couple of years. we're going to knock on the door, see if we can get any answer. hello! for 15 minutes or so, nothing. i'm not sure if they've heard me so let's try the last-ditch means which is just shout over the wall. hello! hello! hello! then all of a sudden, someone comes. nothing prepares me for what i see. megrahi apparently in a coma. his aging mother at his side. he had been expected to die almost two years ago but convicted pan am 103 bomber abdul bassett al megrahi lives. this wasn't the way he look when he was released from a scottish jail two years ago. he came home to a hero's welcome, freed on compassionate ground because doctors said he would be

right now the new government here in tripoli is making clear that they will not extradict abdel baset al-megrahickerbie bomber to any other country. they say he was judged once he will not be sent abroad to be judged another time. the search continues for moammar qaddafi. one place he could be is his home city of sirte. there are several thousand moammar qaddafi loyalists in the hometown. they are armed with scud missile launches. they are imploring nato warplanes to knockout the stud launches for a possible battle we could see in sirte in days ahead. in tripoli the rebels have solidified their control. we are not hearing the gun battles we have heard a few days ago. no electricity, no run water and perhaps alarming down the road no real police force. looking for a police force could be something that this new rel government turns to outside help for either the u.n. or neighboring countries. back to you. gregg: steve harrigan, we'll check back with you. jenna: irene may be gone but the question that comes up today now is another big storm on the way. janice dean will be here with our latest fox

abdel baset al-megrahi. he's been enjoying a free life in libya since he was freed from a scottish prison three years ago. it was a controversial mercy release based on a diagnosis that he only had a few weeks to live which turned out to be totally false. he's now supposedly going to live a long and healthy life. 270 people were killed in the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103, including 189 americans. including dozens of college students from syracuse, university. coming up the father of one of those victims joins us live to talk about what he wants to see happen years after his daughter, diane was killed. you may have heard price of oil is dropping like a stone, but why are folks here in the united states still paying more than 4 bucks a gallon for gas in some states? lou dobbs has an answer three minutes away. two tragic accidents at two separate air shows in the united states. we'll take a look at what went terribly wrong in both. two white house insiders, one current, one former, not really they are both