now, about mohammed jawad was returned yesterday. after spending almost seven years at guantanamo. >> translator: i'm very happy. i can't even fit into my clothes. i spent a long time in jail. thanks to god i'm have happy to be back with my family. >> was freed by a military judge which ruled he had been forced to confess. relatives claimed he was only 12 when he was arrested. although the pentagon said test put his age at closer to 17. his lawyers claim jawad was repeatedly tortured while in jail. >>> and that takes us to our new segment "how you see it." we'd like to know from you, was detention at guantanamo the right treatment for mohammed jawad or not? how should the united states deal with terror suspects arrested when they are still children? you can let us know by going to the "how you see it" section on our website at worldfocus.org. we'll report back on what you said tomorrow. >>> well, last night, we asked you another question about afghanistan about deepening american involvement and whether the united states should send

i prosecuted mohammed jawad for too long.ipated in the commissions for too long. >> reporter: the pentagon in a statement to cbs news said "vandeveld's statements are proven to be unsubstantiated." >> the pentagon propaganda machine is hard at work to try to discredit darrell vandeveld. >> reporter: he received a poor evaluation report, which essentially ends his military career. >> you do the right thing, you will be forever grateful you did it no matter what happens to you. >> reporter: darrell's biggest regret, mohammed jawad is still behind bars, awaiting trial in guantanamo. lara logan, cbs news, williamsburg, virginia. >>> coming up this morning on "the early show," the latest on hurricane bill. we'll speak with the coast guard members who took part in that dramatic rescue off acadia national park. i'm michelle guillen. this is the "cbs morning news." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com i'm a diabetic and i want you to know over 230,000 u.s. doctors have authorized their patients to receive their diabetic supplies thr

mohammed jawad has been sent back to his family in afghanistan and to meet president karzai. he was accused of throwing a grenade at american soldiers seven years ago. an afghan journalist has been shot dead, thought by taliban militants. this was in northwest pakistan. he was forced off a bus and then killed. he worked in pakistan for an afghan television station. he was returning from afghanistan. seven members of an outlawed group linked to al-qaeda have been arrested in karachi. they had suicide vests and heroin. they are blamed for a string of attacks, including the killing of an american journalist. >> scotland's justice secretary was unrepentant in edinburgh, defending his position to free the man convicted of the lockerbie bombing. kenny macaskill said his decision had nothing to do with politics, economics, or diplomacy -- only scottish law and scottish values. >> an act of justice. or one of nine years of falling. the scottish justice secretary has found himself at the center of a political storm. the scottish parliament was called for an emergency session to defend

. >> couric: one other terror note mohammed jawad who was sent to guantanamo as a teen aujer nearly seven years ago is back home in afghanistan tonight. last month, a federal judge ordered his release after a military judge ruled that afghan interrogators had forced jawad to confess to charges he wounded two american soldiers and their interpreter. now to the latest on the michael jackson case. the associated press is reporting tonight that the los angeles county coroner has ruled his death a homicide. this could lead to criminal charges in an investigation that has focused on the pop star's doctor. here's sandra hughes. >> reporter: after weeks of speculating, documents now confirm michael jackson died from a lethal dose of the powerful anesthetic propofol, a sedative usually used only in hospitals. according to the affidavit, jackson's david, conrad murray, had been treating jackson for insomnia for approximately the past six weeks. he had been giving jackson 50 milligram of propofol every night via intravenous drip to assist jackson in sleeping. >> inconceivable you'd use in the a home