the former head of britain's m i six spy agency sir mark allen is being sued by two dissident libyans he allegedly helped arrest and deport to gadaffi torturers in two thousand and four for their case against substance after the discovery of letters from alan to the colonel congratulating him on the return of the prisoners parties ira bennett has the story. abducted imprisoned and tortured for six years all thanks to british government help those are the claims of two former gadaffi detainees who say they were captured by m i six and flown to libya in two thousand and four abdulhakim bell is now libya's military commander along with sami el saadi he was part of the libyan islamic fighting group they're suing a former british spy chief for complicity in the torture to me the most damaging aspect is just how much the british were involved in even just two cases of sending senior people back to libya and then the potential damages how much they knew about the nature of gadhafi is regime and how he and his officials were torturing prisoners and that should have been obvious documents foun

already begun turning him from desk to darling and it wasn't just good daffy you reap the rewards mark allen was britain's negotiator in what was a two way deal it was in this exclusive london clubs to mark owen said to have met good at his intelligence chief the alleged occasion a top secret dinner to celebrate the end of negotiations libya gets a seat at the international table in return for scrapping its weapons program and giving britain a lucrative oil contract one worth fifteen billion pounds went to b.p. in two thousand and four the same company alan had just joined even allegations the controversial release of lockerbie bomber mcgraw he was part of the same shady deal to find them well and refuses to comment on the claims against him if t m i six hasn't denied complicity in torture but the government saying all actions had its approval a long standing get out clause but maybe not now the secret's out so we know that ministers in the past were sounding off on the sort of acts of complicity that those ministers themselves should face criminal prosecution in the civil case against marke

turning him from a despot to darling and it wasn't just good daphne you reap the rewards it's a mark allen was britain's negotiator in what was a two way deal it was in this exclusive london clubs of marco island said to have met good at his intelligence chief the alleged occasion a top secret dinner to celebrate the end of negotiations libya gets a seat at the international tape.

complicity that those ministers themselves should face criminal prosecution the civil case against mark allen could be just the tip of the iceberg. of what went on behind the scenes between britain and. police have launched a criminal investigation to see just how far up the tree complicity may have gone. more revelations on the torture website. about the demise of libya's ambassador to. the custody of the new government. these are the images. from the streets of canada. has approved strong sanctions against iran's financial institutions. transactions involving the country's central bank. from the school of oriental and african studies it's all. political game. in terms of threats coming from the u.s. specially this distance is sanctions against iran central bank i think that they're mostly producer director for domestic consumption in the united states as we get closer to the presidential elections in the u.s. we see that each side trying to see as being more as being tough service of iran and this is another move by president obama to satisfy either is rivals or the supporters of his campai

former head of britain's m i six spy agencies are mark allen is being sued by a pair of dissident libyans he allegedly helped capture and sent for torture under gadhafi in two thousand and four investigation to claims they may have uncovered several other backroom deals between the u.k. and the colonel's fall and regime bet it has more from london this of ducted imprisoned and tortured for six years all thanks to british government held those are the claims of two former gadhafi detainees who say they were captured by m i six flown to libya in two thousand and four abdul hakim is now libya's military commander along with sami al saadi he was part of the libyan islamic fighting group this suing a former british spy chief for complicity in the torture to me the most damaging aspect is that the just how much the british were involved in even just two cases of sending senior people back to libya and then the potential damages how much they knew about the nature of gadhafi regime and how he and his officials were tortured prisoners that were that should have been obvious documents found in tri

those ministers themselves should face criminal prosecution it below georgia civil case against mark allen could be just the tip of the iceberg. what went on behind the scenes between bruce and get down to the police have launched a criminal investigation to see just how far up the tree the complacency may have gone on to going to. london. and there's more on libya's alleged torture networks highlighted on our website r t dot com we've got details of the death of libya's former ambassador to france who died just a day after being detained under the new government that and more a click away at r.t. dot com. these are the images. from the streets and candy that. operations rule the day. there are turning now to our top story russia's foreign minister is a visit to syria certainly lavrov trip comes amid a raging violence within syria as well as an international diplomatic standoff over how the an arrest should be settled for more on this i'm joined from new york by united nations ambassador vitaly churkin. thank you very much for spending your time with us now so western countries say russia

seemingly expose britain's key role in the libyans rendition within m i six counterterrorism chief says mark allen pulling the strings he allegedly writes in one letter sent to get daffy spy chief moose. i congratulate you on the sofa arrival of our last a geek mr hard this was the least we could do for you and for libya. the papers show the cia seized in bangkok thanks to an m i six tipoff saadi was supposedly snatched by the m i six in hong kong both men were sent straight to libya and the notorious abu salim prison where they say they were tortured there are statements from calle thirteen. that they. are they do not wish torture to happen. in the context of good at. those sorts of statements of western essence everyone would have known that there was an extremely high risk indeed almost certainty that these individuals will and would be tortured but by that point the british government's love in with good daffy had already begun turning him from desperate to darling and it wasn't just good daffy you reap the rewards it's a mark alan was britain's negotiator in what was a two way deal it was in

facebook ceo mark zuckerberg and paul allen, microsoft's cofounder. we begin with mark zuckerberg and facebook. if you have a facebook account, you've probably reconnected with an old pal, shared photos with your family, and gotten advice from your friends on what to buy and what to read. but facebook has bigger plans. it wants to turn the entire web into one big social network. lesley stahl first talked with mark zuckerberg in 2008, and three years later, we sat down with mark again. he gave us a preview of his site's new profile page, a change that would affect the 500 million people who were then using facebook, an idea that zuckerberg had cooked up in his dorm room at harvard. >> when you first thought about this--19 years old--is this what you had in mind? did you see this far into the future, or is it way beyond what you dreamed? >> well, it's funny. i mean, when i was getting started, you know, with my roommates in college, you never think that you could build this company or anything like that, right? because, i mean--it just--and we were colle

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mark, pau gasol forced overtime. fast forward to the end of ot, paul pierce for the win, no, allen to the win, rejected by gausol. lakers held on. >>> the nuggets continue to struggle, lost the fifth straight. golden state rode the hot hand of stephan curry, the warriors won it. >>> jets and caps, dustin bufflin, the shot from the red line took a wild bounce, a goal from that distance ought to be a three pointer. jets won 3-2. >>> peeble beach pro-am, tiger woods the favorite, ken duke had the shot of the day. on the par 4, 16th, up, on line hit the green and in the hole for an eagle! look at duke's reaction. that is either dancing or he's got something in his pants. get down with your bad self, ken! there is a cabbage patch, nice. luckily duke's game is better than his dancing. >>> that is the first look at sports, have a great weekend i'm fred rogan. >> another look at the weather, here is todd santos, has the weather channel forecast. >> fred getting the dig in there. >> i couldn't top that. >> own the moves. >> go for it, if you can slit a -- hit a shot like that. staying off the golf course in chicago unless

mark on facebook, twitter and linked in. >>> long time award winning entertainer debbie allen has done it all from dancing to directing.rawn to the iconic ms. allen. you mentioned mariah carey. and you have a great relationship. you talked about you being very maternal in a lot of ways. >> i'm another mom for her, yes, i am. i keep people close. when i work with people and we have a good time together. >> straight ahead, face to face with debbie allen. it still pains her to talk about the loss of close friend and one of her best dance students michael jackson. ir own future. how they'll live tomorrow. for more than 116 years, ameriprise financial has worked for their clients' futures. helping millions of americans retire on their terms. when they want. where they want. doing what they want. ameriprise. the strength of a leader in retirement planning. the heart of 10,000 advisors working with you one-to-one. together for your future. ♪ >>> checking came's top stories. the town of homs is enduring a seventh straight day of bombardment. hundreds have been killed. the death toll has climbed to at least 30 today. on monday

kobe's shot off the mark but pau gasol there to tip it in and tied the ganel forced to overtime. end of o.t. celts down one. pawl pierce for the win, no. ray allenor the win. rejected by gasol and the lakers hung on. >>> nuggets continue to struggle and lost their fifth straight last night. golden state rode the hot hand of stephan curry. warriors win it. >>> hockey, caps and jets keep an eye in the middle of the screen. byfuglien with a shot from center ice and he scores! take another look. a goal from that distance ought to be a three-pointer. jets won in a shoot-out 3-2. >>> finally, pebble beach pro am under yesterday. tiger woods the favorite but ken duke had the shot of the day. par 4 16th, duke's approach from the fairway, up, on line and in the hole for an eagle! look at duke's reaction. that is either dancing or he has something in his pants. get down with your bad self, ken. there is the cabbie patch. luckily, duke's golf game is better than his dancing. >> that is your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> so who would you pick to fight princess diana. in a movie in? your early morning enter

we've learned allen and company will join the investment banks that are taking the social network public. markkerberg attends the retreat in sun valley, idaho, every year. what the investors want most is growth. any inkling of strategy, where the company cease promise, and what started as a procrastination tool for college students has a platform that's set to grow profits. the filing could get pushed to tomorrow. today holds a special place in facebook's news. the company was founded by zuckerberg in 2004 in a harvard dorm room, the second week in february on a wednesday afternoon. >> kayla, thank you very much. i'm here on the floor of the new york stock exchange. regaining some of the 3% decline we saw on heavy volume for archer-daniels-midland. it expects fundamentals to bottom out by march. they're raising their prices to $35 from $32, trading at $29 and change now. despite cutting its view on the earnings after disappointing results, they argue adm is still a good buy right now. contends management is taking a more disciplined approach to capital spending, which should yield greater retu

allen. boston up by two. he had 22. lakers still trailing. gasol, the spaniard getting there. 25 points, 14 big rebounds. five seconds left. we're tied. mickael pietrus. off the markno good. we get some more basketball. doc rivers, the night before, wamping his son, austin rivers bury the game winner. pietrus not able to do that. there's pierce, sizing up metta world peace. boston up one. bynum there with the tip-in. 16 points, 17 rebounds. five seconds to go. pierce, off the mark. lakers pull it out. still pick up the win. lakers not done just yet. friday night, the espn double-header. lakers taking on the knicks and jeremy lin, followed by the jazz and the thunder. 8:00 eastern time on espn. >> all right, mike, thanks. >>> people across the country are hoping to strike it rich as the powerball jackpot swells to a whopping $310 million. >> cha ching. there's will no winner since the end of december. if anyone wins tomorrow night, let me give you my number. just kidding. kind of. it would be the fifth highest powerball jackpot every. that's a cool $193 million on the spot if they take the big payout. >>> coming up next, "the pulse." what was going on over the west

mark in the first round. p >>> just to keep the fans off orlando's streets, they held the shooting stars competition, team new york versus team houston. allen houston takes the shot. the former nba star allen houston beats houston. >>> the 54th running of the great american race revs up tomorrow at 9 a.m. right here on ktvu channel 2. if today's race is any indication, there's going to be a lot of crashing and crushing going on. thursday she crashed hard. today on lap 48, danica's lime green number 7 chevy gets tapped in the back by cole whit. there she goes. she finished 38th today. it's her worst finish and she's not very happy. there were three car wrecks in the final stage of the 300-mile race. this is the final lap. bush goes high, pinches several drivers including his brother, curt. check out number 30, car number 30. that's james busher. he dodged all the trouble then avoids that white car driven by brad tedlovski. he wins his first career nascar race. danica gets a chance for revenge in tomorrow's daytona. >> obviously we have the daytona 500 tomorrow, my first time. i can't dwell on today. i need to buckle down and focus on the thi