scientists lieve it brought with them complex chemicals, essential to life. toest this, nasa send a spacecft which passed thugh the dusty ta of one of them anscooped up me of the materi. the stardust spacecra was sent to the very ee of the solar syem 10 years ago. a coected particles from a coat -- from a commt. returned in 2006. since then, scientists have been carefully analyzing the particle now, after all these years, they have the results they ve been waiting for. >> what we found pieces of the comet or extra trestrial materialthat are the building blocks -- were extra terrestrial materials that are the building ocks of life. they may he helped seedhe pool of material so that life on earth was originad. >> the is lots of evidence we have been hit by comets d steroids in the past. there iso reason to believe other pnets uldot have been hits well. >> it points to th idea that life may be fairlycommonly distributed throu the univse. we have not found any yet, but myunch is it is only a matter of me. the debate is all ki of lfe, how sophisticated, but it doe

that pasion for the things that heat lieved in andhat is what people are remembering today. not only the causes but als the deepness of family. ck in a moment.ba stay with us. stay witus >> rose: do youthink where you are on important issues of our day is whe the cntry i or where you'd le to see e country ? >> where i'd li to see to country be i believe that individuals and the naon does best when it'sen allenged. i thi this countryas demonstrated it over itstr history. i mean, look how this nation camout of the deprsion. look how we responded in terms of world war ii.of look how we've even... finally when we were confrted the issues segregation by . king really facings, even though we'd writen slavery into the constitutionnd we had the civil war,inally when dr. ng confroed us, we responded. we've made portant progress in knocking down walls ofll discrination. this coury has always done well when it's beenhallenged. i don't feel thatit's being hallenged. you c't have the b tax cuts we' had and be still involvedst in wars on is and asking ain small gup of people to takeal t b

theinding suggests that 74% lieve scoand's reputation has been damaged, while 60% belve al-megrahi shouldnot been released. it's got this governmt insists this was quality-judicial decision prompt by mercy a dying man. scotsre skeptical. 68% think e other factors ayed a part. and street insist the prime minister played no part in the decision, but o polls sugst, gordon bro's repution has been damed. the real political hi is in scotland. 76% wreck and the standing of the scottish government s been damaged. -- reckoned the standing of the scottish govnment has bee damaged. right now, the sctish fag is hanging just a little limp. >> theatest headlinefor you on "bbc world news." the couplconvicted of obstructing jaycee dugard - of abcting jaycee dugard pleaded not guilty. north and southorea have reached an agreement to restart a program ofreunion of families separated since the koreawar. the annuaeetings for long- lost relatives from oer de of the border were hald two years ago amid worsenin relations. we have ts report. >> the news that the reunion's can begin agaihaseen welcome in the sout

he said exactly what he lieved. was hisndependence that made him so invaluable. >> he waslways very nic to be even though im sure he considered my politics deplorable. think it was aays a surprise to him that people dinot like him because his politics. he was always able to separate in his mind his core humanity from simply s political liefs. >> that is absolutely right. it is so funny that he was called the prce of darkness. th washis public persona, but he wasuch aecent, nice rson personally that it is a mismatch. >> don hewitt -- we could do whole show about don hewitt. he was producing television news when most wereistening to e radio. d the kennedy-nixon debates produced the first half-hour evening newscast, produced about 60 minutes where he donstrated that it is possible to make money doing newsprt i will leave it up to others to decide wther that wagood or bad anotherreat newsman di, alan otten, former washington reau chief of "the wall street journal." last word. thanks. see you next wee for a tracript of t

you won't lieve what they can get their hands on. >>> and car wars. we hit the road with the undercover spies who will do anything to get a shot at the secret test cars that are about to hit main street. it's a sneak peek at what's right around the corner. captions paid for by abc, inc. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with the first public words from dr. conrad murray, the man who was with michael jackson the day he died and now according to his spokesperson has stopped practicing medicine while the investigation into the circumstances of michael jackson's death proceed. this case has raised serious questions about the relationship between celebrity and doctor. according to hollywood insiders, there are plenty of doctors willing to do whatever a star asks of them. even if it means forsaking their hippocratic oath. chris connelly gets the inside story. >> all of my patients and friends who have sent me e-mails, letters and messages to let me know of the support for me and my family. >> speaking out for the first time since the

we are n lieving in wt he is doing. he isbsolutely bad for us and our nation. anher saidhat americawas bad, too, fo killing innocent cilians with drones. it was a drone which targete baitullahehsud, able to reach m in a remote terrain where troops could n. the mission s directed fro thousandsf miles away. the whi house is suggeing it was a job well done. >> if theeports of baitullah mehsud's death are crect, there no doubt theakistani people a safers a result of it. this is an individualhose title as mderous thug was welleserved. >> officials here hope that baitullah mehsud is gone andis fightersill be inisarray. but there's alsohe prospect of a successor. the mostikely candidate is his eputy -- a trainer of suicide bombs. c news,a islamabad. >> infghanistan, three soldiers have been killed in a urth is critically injured. the vicle was hit by a roadsid bomb. asualties' have been running at record levels recently, ahead of presidential electio later this month. the white hoe had been praring press and publ for unemployment in the u.s. reaching 10%, so when the

the disappeare" as "worldfocusspecial correspoent john larson first reported lasmarch, some people lieve the authorities are behi some of these abductis as well. >> this is going to be one of the busiest streets in tijuan and i was with my son. we had to come io my -- to my brotr-in-law's office. >> reporter: chriina remembers the day 12 years a when armed n blocked he car. >> one of them came to my window. th other one came toalex's window. d with the back of the rifle hittg my carnd shouting that we had to get out of the c. all this time ias shouting, "who are you, what do you want?" letting go "why are you taking m?" >> reporter: they dragg her son alex into a n and christina never saw her game. mexi drug cartels have kidnapped for years. but these stori are different. mexicans call em "the disappead." almost 1,00 people where ere was no ransom, no body,no explanation. listen to eir storie and you'll get a sense ofjust how deep mexico's problems are. >> translator: it was abt 4:30 in the morning when i got up and saw a bunch of suff approaing with m in masks who had gun sitting in the

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but, again, t arab worl lieves that they have gone as fa as theyould poibly go. just becse they're authoritarn regimes doesn't mean publi opinion doesn't unt in these places. >> rose: we conclude this evening th what some say is the most important bileral relationship ithe world. it is beten china and the united states. for china's perspective, we turn to china'smbassador to the united states. >> china's development ll be peeful, china's development is oprtunity for each, includg the unitedtates. china's developmenthould not be vied as a threat and we don't want to be a reat, we want to live in peace with eryone. rose: mubarak an obama, china and e united states. next. captioning sponsoredy roseommunications >> re: as many of you know, we had a conversation wh egyptian president hosni mubarak on friday in cairo. today president mubarak wasn washington meeng with presidenobama. itas president mubarak's first visit to washington in fiv years after cooling in u.s. relaons during the bush administration. the trip comes as the obama administration is eply involved inr

. >> i think e commanders lieve that they are making progress. whas the end state? if the elecon is the timeline that we're looking at,he metric is, e more people able to ce out and avail themselves of a democratic procs of voting? yes, that looksike it's going to be the case, all th indications are. are we stable the? do we have... have we obtain all of the objectives wentend obtain in helmand? not yet. we've got a lot ofork to do there. >> brown: and in kabul day, afgh president hamid karzai declared a cease-fireor election day. karzai wafirst elected in 200 and he's the leading candidate in a field three dozen contenders. at a rally today, he predted viory, and he promised to reach out to hisop two challengers, includingormer foreign minister abdullah abdullah. >> ( trnslated ): if i win the election, which with g's help i will, will invite all the candidates-- i wl invite dr. abdullah, i will inviteshraf ghani-- give them food d tea and give them jobs,s i did the la time. >> brown: as kari addressed supporters in kabu his rival abdull drew tens of thousands in t

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but other than thatthere are lot of points as a rest of this,most people lieve that he is, ieed, dead and his own groupas announced that. >> and ifthat's the case, howsignificant would that bein terms of your government struggle against this militant movement? >> if hes indeed dead then that is definitely a major advance in proving pakistan's deternation and the determinatn of the unite states to elimate extrests and ter rusts om our region. course the death of one individu is still just the dea of unindividualhere ar others who are part of a oader movement and we wi have to continue to make sure that weliminate the hard-line irreconcilable elemen and that we reach t to those that we can reconcile at some pnt in th futurement buthe fact remains that the pakistani authorities have now shown theiretermination. we have fought effectively the teorists there. andf he is, inde, dead then his followersill certaiy feel this as a majorsetback. >>teve, turning to you, how big a deal is this, do you think it how significant a figure was maoud and what made him so. >> heas a significant figure, o

i lieve there's more than one person that did th.i believe the was more than e country that did this. but at ast we got justice on one iividual, and now we've even lost that. >> repoer: kathleen flynn's son was flying he for the holidays on pan am 103. >> you don't allow somne who hasurdered... you know, pre- medated murder of 270 innocent peple and let them walk away. >> rorter: stephanie bernstein's husband die too. >> the scottish people andhe british people ought toe ashamed themselves for allowing ts to happen. why in god's namshould we release the person found... e only person founduilty by a legitimate scottish court the laest mass murder in british history? >> reporter: busome family members supported the lease. jim swire loshis daughter. >> it the right result, that it's coassionate, not prisoner transfer. thisas been... the case of lockerbie has been lad with politics from beginning end, and i tnk there should always be a place in y nation's ehavior for some compassion. >> reporter: presidentbama reacted this afternoon on a

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if i have reason to lieve that ther's going to be a riot started and somebody tellse that, "there's gogo be trouble if you d't stop ''em," then it's my dut to stop 'em, ani... robert f. kenny: and then, you go out an arrest them? ll, absolutely. and char them? charge them. what do you charge tm with? well, viating, uh, unlawful aembly. now, this is t most interesting coept, i think, that you sudnly hear talk about t fact that someby makes a report about somebody's going to get out of order, perhaps viole the law, and you gon and arrest them, and they haven't done anything wrong. how can you go arrest somedy ifhey haven't violated e law? ey're ready to viola the law. inther words... (jeeri and laughter) (gavel bangs) reedy: there was no real give to hi bobby live in a heaven-and-hellorld. you were either on the side of god, or you were on theide of mephistophele narrator: more a more, robert kennedy fou himself listening to aocates for the disadvtaged. marian wright was lawyer for the national assoction for the advancement of colored people. marian wright elman: i wanted him tsee the suf

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mainly located in pakistan is interested in participatin in eight normal political process they still lieve they can chase forces out of the country and retake power and institute the harsh islamic rule that accommodates al qaeda and its agenda and this is simply the outcome that the u.s. cannot afford. thank you. >> thank you. at this point* i wouike to go to that question and answer part of thd program are like to ask the first question and give them time to tee microphones and i would ask after the first queion as we go to the aience just ask ry short question so we have time to get as my as possible. as far as my question goes out li them to react wt has the obama administration done this are? the poi* man on afghanistan richard holbrooke ignited a many firestorm when he dies the question on what victory in afghanistan look like when he was n sure but whe he would see a. there may be an internal disagreements about matching means to end or perhaps different approaches to the resurfag of the war. i wod li task you what is the obama administration doing right so far? secondly, where mig s

>> i think members of the board have had different views about a broad grant of authority, but i lieve i haven't pulled all the mbers of the board that the members of the word -- >> i'm not asking you to speak for them -- >> see this as incremental change fromhere we are right now andherefore i am n aware of any dissent on the board out the particular proposal that the treasury has made before the treasury made the proposalnd there was a lot of discussion of some systemhc risk regulator with kind of unspecified authorities and uns@ecified responsibilities i think there was concern on the board which i shared that we not be given responsibilities for which it was impossible to carry them out because we didn't have the authorities and because the expectations were way too high in terms of what was possible i a market economy than nurally his ups and downs but i see the proposal on the table as more modest prosal which is takg what we currently do but given a little more macroprovcial shapen thinking about the implications and being sure the court institutions, the ones that have caused t

authorities lieve the garridos kept jaycee against her will at their antioch home for 18 years.his is a computer simulation based on childhood photos of what jaycee might look like as an adult. police say garrido fathered two girls with jaycee, 15-year-old starlet and 11-year-old angel. >> he even refers to them as his girls, not his daughters, but his girls. >> reporter: she worked with phillip garrido at his printing business, never meeting jaycee, but speakingften with her daughters. >> they said that they were being home-sooled, that they were going to a church with their father that their father was a past your a that they only have five people in the congregation. >> none of the children had ever go to school, they had never been to a doctor. they were kept in complete isolation in this compound, if you will, at the rear of the house. >> reporter: how did the garridos hide this secret famil for soany yes? satellite photos of their property show what investigators now say was an intricate maze of tarps, tents and sheds in the backyard that housed a secret prison. e only acc