a year since the man convicted for the lockerbie bomber was -- the lockerbie bombing was released from prison, president obama's chief terrorism adviser has said that he should be sent back to prison. the white house emphatically disagrees with the decision. two senators have called for an investigation into wide abdelbasset ali al-megrahi was returned to libya. and libya has been warned not to celebrate the anniversary. >> it has been a year since libya celebrated the ridleys of the man convicted of the lockerbie bombing. today, he is still alive, and so, too, the questions surrounding his freedom. scottish officials said abdelbasset ali al-megrahi was treated like any other prisoner. his medical records and were reviewed, and he was given three months to that. but critics say no prognosis can be given with any certainty. >> i was quoted in the herald saying exactly that, a week or so after he was released. and here we are, and iran, he is still alive. this is embarrassing for the scottish government and also for the u.s. and elsewhere. >> mr. on the ground he has prostate cancer. he

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>> president obama's counterterrorism adviser has called for the man convicted of the 1998 lockerbie bombing to be returned to prison in scotland. john brennan said the release by the scottish government of the libyan al ma grahe hee after diagnosis of terminal cancer was inappropriate and wrong. from new york, matthew price reports. >> it's a year now since libya celebrated the release of the man convicted of the lockerbie bombing. today he's still alive. so too are the questions surrounding his freedom. scottish officials say abdel bass was treated by any other prisoner. his records were resued by the head of the prison medical service who gave him three months to live. but critics such as this leading expert in the field say no prognosis can be given with any certainty. >> i was quoted in the glasgow herald saying about a week or so after he was released. and here we are a year on and he's still alive and this is embarrassing for the scottish government and causing all sorts of problems in the u.s. and elsewhere. >> he has terminal prostate cancer. he will die from that terminal p

. >>> as the one-year anniversary of the lockerbie bombers' approach approaches, anger is mounting overe says set free. experts had said he only had about four months to live. that was part of the reason he was released from a scottish jail and allowed to return to libya. a year laerkts he's still alive. >> reporter: this weekend, british newspapers have been collecting the latest developments on al ma grau he's release. most 5 this centers around the doctors. peter k., the prison doctor who contributed toward the release had no special knowledge. he played a key in the medical evidence collected but the newspaper has determined he was not in any specialist register. another newspaper the snund times, says the four specialists who were responsible for al megrahi's care were not consulted at all. all four of the men who included personal oncologists, a urologist and the doctor who first diagnosed his cancer said they had not signed any prognosis that statd al megrahi only had four months to live. a leading cancer specialist for one of thely doctors consulted has said today if he knew his

government has urged libya not to celebrate the first anniversary of the release of the lockerbie bomber abdelbaset al mcgrath he was freed by scottish authorities on compassionate grounds suffering from terminal cancer hero's welcome he received on his return was condemned by the u.s. and u.k. the foreign office says similar scenes would be insensitive to the relatives of the two hundred seventy people killed when the pan am flight exploded of all the lockerbie in one thousand nine hundred eighty eight. b.p. has rejected claims it's withholding key data needed for a probe into the gulf of mexico oil spill disaster trans ocean the swiss firm which owns the rig has asked for information on the explosion of the platform which killed eleven workers and led to the worst oil spill in u.s. history b.p. is already facing more than three hundred lawsuits in the u.s. alone for damage caused by the disaster. and opinion polls in australia suggest saturday's federal election could be the closest in almost fifty years the governing labor party faces a quote fight to the finish with the liberals prim

a flight was blown up over the scottish town of lockerbie by the bomber. iran is set to open its first nuclear power station saturday. it is built by russians, who describe the power plant as an anchor that will keep iran firmly fixed to peaceful use of nuclear energy. the european union and u.s. remain concern about the move. >> the launch of the first full- scale iranian power plant has seen delays, but now it is set to become operational. moscow is hailing the project as a major sign of cooperation. >> it is a highly technological project that is expensive. >> the russian government is keen to emphasize that the plan will be monitored by the iaea, and moscow will take voice spent nuclear fuel, but it is feared it could be used to build a nuclear bomb. the kremlin has tried to allay fears by a supporting tougher sanctions. they even put out a planned arms delivery. >> they do not want a war in iran. whether that might be an attack by u.s. or israel or still a war. they are concerned about consequences by the whole region. >> russia sees itself as a media

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. >> one year ago today only person ever convicted in the bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbietland was released. for the victims families, this is also a painful reminder of those they loved and lost. abc reports two of them have now found each other. >> the bombing of pan am flight 103 should be the furtherest things from the minds of mary k stratus and her daughter tomorrow sonia is getting married she and her fiancee lost relatives over the flight that exploded over lockerbie scotland including her father elliott. >> i'll be carrying a picture of him on bouquet he will be walking with me in essence down the aisle. >> it's the one-year anniversary of the hero's welcome in libya for the only person convicted for the bombing. 270 were killed. he was believed to be dying of prostate cancer released on compassionate grounds. >> i followed rules and laws of scotland and acted in appropriate advice and it's a decision i stand by. >> today the u.s. once again condemned early release. >> we've expressed our strong convictions he should serve out the entire think of the sentence in a

their call for an independent investigation into the freeing of the only person convicted of the lockerbie bombing he was sentenced with only three months to live, but he is still alive today. there are congregating to criticize the british government and bp oil co., which was involved in negotiations with libya at the time. south africa's army has been called in to talk with striking hospital workers. the workers called an indefinite strike on wednesday. >> 1 million public sector workers are on strike. for them, it is a dispute about money, and for those requiring medical attention, it could be a matter of life and death. at this center, stryker forced their way through the entrance, dancing their way over the gates and into the hospital. at other hospitals, nurses were dragged out. it was a moment to hope for the best. while demonstrators outside maintained noisy vigilance. >> these workers have been demonstrating outside the hospital for the last two days, and they say they will not be going back to work. >> the government's say 7% is their final offer, raising the possibility of a str

the scottish justice secretary is prepared to meet american senators who decided to release the lockerbie bomber. he says he has nothing to fear from the investigation. >>> the criticism from human rights groups is mounting and causing concern in the european union. the first of the roma gypsies expelled from france are part of a controversial crackdown and have arrived back in romania. 79 who agree to return home were flown to bucharest. 700 will be deported by the end of august. >> there the visitors that no country wants. today, france forced over 100 on flights bound for bucharest, the first of 700 to be expelled in the coming weeks. the group says they're going voluntarily, each with 300 euros of incentive from the french government. but the majority survive in the most deplorable conditions. this squatter camp that has grown has no water, electricity, no sanitation. this person from armenia has lived here three months, with five children and no job. the police are hovering on the edge of the camp, waiting to move in. in fact, they have already called more than once. they came at 6:0

senators have said they will not ask for the medical records of the man responsible for the lockerbieombing. he was released from jail, apparently because of cancer. some are asking for full details of his treatment. and 18-year-old was arrested in connection with the death of a tourist on sunday. he was caught in a crossfire between rival groups of teenagers. investigators are looking into whether the shooting was gang- related. and the storm in the gulf of mexico has delayed the work in permanently sealed in the oil leak. drilling crews haven't working on the relief well since may, almost a month since the explosion on the deep water rise in rates led to the explosion. -- led to the oil leakage. a study just published says the bacteria, called a superbug, produces a bacteria called ndm-1 that is more powerful than most biotic. >> but battle against bacterial infections is never an end as organisms by new ways to overcome antibiotics. scientists have seen a growing number of cases of ndm-1, a gene that attaches itself to bacteria, like he collide -- like the coli. they're worried tha

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government has urged libya not to celebrate the first anniversary of the release of the lockerbie bomber abdel baset of the old mcgraw he was released by scottish authorities on medical advice that he had only three months left to live there was anger in the u.k. when al mcgraw he received a hero's welcome in tripoli on his return the foreign office said similar scenes would be insensitive to the families of the two hundred seventy people killed when the pan am flight was attacked. the u.n. looks set to reach its target of four hundred sixty million dollars in aid for pakistan's flood victims nations have been increasing their donations after un secretary general ban ki moon asked for more money at a special meeting of the general assembly before the address only half of the have been braved the secretary general appeal to governments to give more generously than in previous disasters saying the floods were a bigger catastrophe than many thought over twenty million people have been affected by the disaster. through train carriages have plunged into a river in southwestern china after flo

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iraqi soldier autos it was a year ago today that the only person convicted in a pan am bombing over lockerbiescotland was released and allowed to return to liba. tonight the obama administration is demanding that he be sent back to jail. 270 people, 189 of them americans were killed in the 1988 act of terrorism. he was said to be dying of prostate cancer, released on passionate grounds but cancer went into remission. >> every day that pass was him living the high life and every new doubt that araise about release gives hopes to terrierists. it's signaling they can have hands stained with american blood, and get away witness. >> he is one of several senators calling for an investigation into charges that oil giant bp lobbied for the release in exchange for an oil exploration deal. bp denies charges. >> some consumer news tonight. the dvd rental snafu left a bay area man seeing red. >> i cannot tell the difference. >> they seem like they're the same company. >> and coming up next, explaining why you need to be careful when >>> a report reminds us california is overdue for a big earthquake. and

the emmy award-winning journalist covered the lockerbie airline bombing and the 9/11 attacks and many other major stories. he worked for cbs for more than 40 years. he was 62 years of age. >>> and finally n long beach, california, the ever-thrilling flugtag contest. which involves teams launching their own homemade human-powered machines from a 30-foot flight deck. before they splash into the harbor there. the event is more about showmanship than aeronautic achievement. the winner flew 98 feet before splashing down into the harbor. 100,000 people. believe it or not. you know what that means? >> fly day. >> there you go. the multilingual bob woodruff. wow, impressive. >> marysol? >> bueno. >> it's the same thing over and over. >> i don't know anything about flugtag. let's take a look at some more flooding, in the northeast here. buffalo and albany, you're going to get slammed. this part of the country actually needs the rain. it's just that it comes so fast and a lot of it. three inches expected. it's not really a pool or beach day. stay inside, watch a movie. by contrast, the heat. we

. >>> the obama administration has asked that the lockerbie bomber be returned to a scottish prison.se and it was criticized what was called the unfortunate and appropriate and wrong decision to release him. >>> an arrest warrant has been issued for the founder of the controversial website wiki leaks. he's wanted by swedish authorities on suspicion of rape and molestation. he's currently not in custody, but he did respond to the charges on wikileaks twitter page saying the charges are without basis. assange has angered the obama administration by published thousands of leaked military documents about the wars in iraq and afghanistan. >>> and finally, did you see that rookie right-hander pitching last night at pen way park in boston? there she is. that's meredith vieira. she threw out the ceremonial first pitch alongside former e.r. star and breast cancer survivor. it was all part of an effort to promote the jimmy fund. that's the news. now tossing it back to lester outside. we practiced yesterday for a while. we were thinking split finger or curveball. she went with the fastball. >>

. >>> the obama administration wants the libyan convicted of the lockerbie bombing to go back to scotlandounds after serving a third of his 27-year sentence. he was said suffering from cancer with only be months to live. he is still alive and living in libya. >>> after 65 years under water a piece of american history is back on dry ground. a rare world war ii dive bomber called the hell dive wadiver wad saturday. the crew bailed out and survived. 5100 hell diveres were manufactured but only a few still exist. >>> four minutes past the hour right now. time for another check of the weather with lonnie quinn. lonnie, are you camping out there or what. >> you know you talked about the way we are dressed, were reglamping. you have a sign, bring it up here for a second, it is my daughter's birthday. what is your name. >> barbara. >> and your daughter? >> my daughter's name is melissa. >> who happens to be here. melissa, you have your own sign. >> yes, tomorrow is my mom's birthday. >> did you plan that, mom? >> not actually. but, it was a nice event. >> you bet it was. happy birthday to the two