their wedding list including about two dozen family member was victims who died on pan am flight 103. they all finally have reason to celebrate. linsey davis, abc news, new york. >>> and when we come back here on the broadcast, backyard bears. far more common than we thought and after a deadly attack, new questions this evening, should they be allowed? no oil has flowed into the gulf for weeks, but it's just the beginning of our work. i'm iris cross. bp has taken full responsibility for the clean up in the gulf and that includes keeping you informed. my job is to listen to the shrimpers and fishermen, hotel and restaurant workers and find ways to help. that means working with communities. we have 19 centers in 4 states. we've made over 120,000 claims payments, more than $375 million. we've committed $20 billion to an independent claims fund to cover lost income until people impacted can get back to work. we'll keep looking for oil, cleaning it up if we find it and restoring the gulf coast. i was born in new orleans. my family still lives here. bp is gonna be here until the oil is gone

. >> actually clipper ws named by debbie because we used to fly with pan am, pan am clipper.en with us more -- about a year. >> i can't beeve it. >> he's wonderful. >> so happy! so energetic. >> he's a gnocchi, knows all his commands watching debbie now. a very go dog. knows sit, down. he is a lab pit. and we have some pits. she's been with us two years. we have dogs -- >> my goodness >> we have 36 chihuahuas. these dogs are representinall the wonderfudogs and how long we've had 'em. too long. >> he's kind of a big strong guy. >> he is. >> not with children and. >> great with young kids, young boys playing ball. he's very kind and very gene. very energetic. and he loves his treats. (laughter) >> and he has al his commands, sit, down, shake. >> clipper or carmella or any of the chihuahuas that you have. call. and we also wanted to mention that perfect pet works when we get our pets adopted. this is izzie from last week that we had izzie he got adopted. and two weeks ago snoopy also was adopted. hopefully we can do the same for clipper. >> by the time we get down to the shelter

. >> actually clipper was named by debbie because we used to fly with pan am, pan am clipper.s been with us more -- about a year. >> i can't believe it. >> he's wonderful. >> so happy! so energetic. >> he's a gnocchi, knows all his commands. watching debbie now. a very good dog. knows sit, down. he is a lab pit. and we have some pits. she's been with us two years. we have dogs -- >> my goodness! >> we have 36 chihuahuas. these dogs are representing all the wonderful dogs and how long we've had 'em. too long. >> he's kind of a big strong guy. >> he is. >> not with children and. >> great with young kids, young boys playing ball. he's very kind and very gentle. very energetic. and he loves his treats. (laughter) >> and he has all his commands, sit, down, shake. >> clipper or carmella or any of the chihuahuas that you have. call. and we also wanted to mention that perfect pet works when we get our pets adopted. this is izzie from last week that we had izzie. he got adopted. and two weeks ago snoopy also was adopted. hopefully we can do the same for clipper. >> by the time we get d

. >> 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

he died in the pan am bombing. >> i will be carrying a picture of him on my the k, and in -- on my bouquet, so in a sense he will be walking with me. collecting and it cannot force british -- >> they know they cannot force british officials to release more information, but while he lives, they will look for answers. bbc news. >> bp has rejected accusations it repeatedly ignored requests for information about the explosion that destroyed the deepwater horizon rig in the gulf of mexico. the company that owned the rig, transition, says it asked bp for essential information. bp described the accusations as falls, designed to draw attention away from the liability of transition. -- transocean. the strike in south africa is in its third decade. the health minister has accused us to interrupt vital medical care of murder. six police officers have been arrested in mexico in this week's murder of an air of a northern town. he was found dead on wednesday. three days after he received from his home near monterey. he had been active in investigating allegations of corruption among local police. you we

tomorrow morning sonya is getting married but her father, who died in the pan am bombing, will not be here to see it. >> i'm definitely sad. i miss my dad. he will be -- i will be carrying a picture of him on my buick ok -- bouquet so in essence he will be walking with me down the i'll aisle. >> here they know they can't force british officials to release more information but while megrahi remains alive, they will keep looking for answers. matthew price, bbc news, new york. >> as we've been hearing, pakistan has accepted an offer of $5 million in aid from its neighbor india. it's a rare expression of goodwill between the two countries but perhaps indicates something of the scale of the crisis. the satellite image from nasa shows the riv cher runs the length of pakistan before and after the heavy monsoon rains. ten years ago, 800 people were killed in mozambique when there was devastating floods there. what can pakistan learn from that disaster? our african correspondent laura harding has been to mozambique to find out. >> the great green limpopo, on best behavior today but this giant

. >> al megrahi is the only person to have been jailed for the pan am flight over the small town of lockerbyle were killed. mostly americans. >>> bank overdraft fees may no longer hit your wallet because of new federal regulations. starting tomorrow, banks will automatically opt everyone out of their overdraft protection program. that move comes in response to that so-called $40 cup of coffee experience when you buy something small with your atm card, only later to find out you had to pay a $35 overdraft fee along with it. you'll be opted out of that program starting tomorrow unless you tell your bank you want it. you can opt-in if you'd like. >>> helping the homeless was the goal of an event in the south bay. human dignity daya s an annual event put on to provide a hot meal, clothes and more to hundreds of homeless people during the holy month of ramadan. hundreds of people came out to the downtown san jose location to take part today. >> it's a time when we reflect and think about the people that are not able to eat just as we are not eating this month. >> the group says they get a majorit

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 prime minister julia guillard has received you want good omen though a psychic crocodile has predicted she's going to win the reptile named dirty harry snapped up a chicken treat under the photo ignoring the opposition's poultry. now it's seventy years since leon trotsky a leader of the one nine hundred seventeen bolshevik revo

he's still alive and families of the 270 people killed in the bombing of pan am flight 103 in 1988 remain bitter about his release after serving just eight years of a life sentence. >>> on the "cbs moneywatch," heavy losses for stocks in asia this morning. ashley morrison is here in new york with that and more. good morning. >> good morning to you. well, asian market took a dive this morning on weak u.s. economic data. japan's nikkei slipped nearly 2% while hong kong's hang seng was also mostly lower. the jobs picture here at home took a big step backwards on thursday. new claims for unemployment benefits spiked to half a million last week. that's the highest since last november. the news broke the market's two-day winning streak. the dow plunged 124 points while the nasdaq lost almost 37. >>> american airlines might soon be digging deep into their pockets. "the wall street journal" reports the government will fine the carrier $25 million or more for maintenance errors that led to thousands of canceled flights back in 2008. an american spokesperson says they have not heard from the faa an

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 floods washed away part of a bridge heavy rains caused support columns to collapse leaving part of the train suspended above the fast flowing water carriages held together just long enough for everyone to escape. now plans to build a mosque near the site of the nine eleven terror attacks in new york are fueling anti muslim feeling among some americans now advert

similar scenes would be insensitive to the relatives of the two hundred seventy people killed when the pan am flight exploded above lockerbie in one nine hundred eighty eight. b.p. has rejected claims it's withholding data needed for a probe into the gulf of mexico oil spill disaster trans ocean the swiss firm which owns the rig has also 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. so to bring it up to date moment i'll be back with a recap of our main stories in about ten minutes from now in the meantime martin andrews delves into the history of an ancient town that's been a stranger to modern lifestyle the tour of russia's golden ring continues with a visit to oakley coming up. our destination for that is a little gem of a place quite old that sits in the shop quarter of the volga river its height and the coach on the straight facts it was even often that parables favorite location so we're always on the ou

. >>> there's new questions about the release of a man convicted of a pan-am flight. four british doctors who treated abdel al megrahi say they were not consulted when he was set free last year on the grounds that he had just three months to live. al megrahi is still alive, living in libya. >>> the new american commander in afghanistan said the war has begun to show some modest progress, and those gains need some time to take root. general david petraeus told "the new york times" quote, the president didn't send me over here to seek a graceful exit. they were his first comments since taking command. >>> today, the u.n. secretary-general, a man who has seen his share of natural disasters, took a flight over the flooding in pakistan and said he had never seen anything like it. an estimated 20 million people are homeless there. american troops are now racing to help the victims before muslim militants can get there. jim sciutto is in pakistan tonight. >> reporter: u.s. army and marine helicopters are delivering aid to some of pakistan's neediest flood victims. a crucial

instead, ti with its combalet and huge bailings became the home of pan am flying clipping boats. it became a naval base in world war ii and it was a major embarcation site. there was still stipulations restrictions, and still the navy owned it until today. today portions of ti are becoming san francisco's fastest growing residential neighborhoods and a center of bay area film making. tom vacar. >>> caltrans is reporting major progress in the construction of bay bridge. huge spans have just arrived from china. construction is moving so quickly and smoothly that the deck sections will be in place by next week. >> these sections here are 225 feet long and they weigh over 1,500-tons they're the largest parts of the roadbed that we're going to put in place. >> reporter: most of the projects major parts are here or will arrive soon including high strength wire. the cables will be used for the massive suspension arm of the signature tower which is currently in the process of going up. we have more information about the bay bridge project on our website ktvu.com just click on the bay bri

advise and assist iraqi soldier autos it was a year ago today that the only person convicted in a pan amombing over lockerbie, scotland 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

the island was used by pan am airlines flying boats in the late 1930s.ii, the navy used it as a radio training school. the navy stopped operating there in 1997. the island has shown up in "indiana jones and the last crusade," "copycat" and "the parent trap." >>> 6:37 is the time. time to check the morning commute. >> i'll sort things out. talking about treasure island, that's where all the development is going on. yerba buena island is where the tunnel is. so you hear about the yerba buena tunnel, they are both there. everybody is right when they're talking about that, because you exit on yerba buena island on treasure island. it's all good. no issues northbound or westbound with the flow of traffic. 19 minutes on your drive. a little slowing showing up coming through berkeley, emeryville and further north through richmond. the bay bridge toll plaza showing a nice, steady flow of traffic. the back-up forms, the metering lights have been on for about ten minutes. lanes filling in towards the 880 overcrossing. the san mateo bridge not showing quite as heav

. >>> now admission about the pan am bomber.a said returned and outlived his prediction by nine. he continues to receive treatment in libya. >>> zsa zsa gabor has been given last rights in a los angeles hospital. the 93-year-old actress is in extremely serious condition after surgeons removed two blood clots from her upper body. she just left the hospital after breaking her hip a month ago. >>> controversial at the pga championship. dustin johnson was in the lead on the 18th hole. when he took this shot. problem is, he was ruled to be playing out of a bunker. that means he wasn't supposed to put his club down before striking the ball. it cost him two strokes. martin kaymer won the tournament after a three-hole playoff. some other sports with adnan virk. >>> good morning nfl preseason action continuing with peyton manning and the colts. second possession, colts up 3-0. on their own 11. man will go complete the pass to austin collie for a gain of 20. first down, colts. later on the drive, indy on the niners 40 yard line manning al

the island was used by pan am airlines flying boats in the late 1930s.uring world war ii, the navy used it as a radio training school. the navy stopped operating there in 1997. the island slowed up in "indiana jones" "copycat "and the parent trap." >> wedding plans are on hold again for same-sex couples. a stay was scheduled to be lifted tomorrow but the ninth circuit court of appeals is keeping the stay in place until a three-judge panel finds out if prop 8 is unconstitutional. and whether prop 8 supporters have the legal right to argue same-sex marriages should not be allowed. a hearing is set for december. the december date for the hearing is december 6th. the ninth circuit normally takes more than a year to take up an issue, so gay marriage supporters are pleased at how quickly the court is moving, in spite of the fact that the stay remains in place. after the december hearing, the ninth circuit has no deadline on which to issue its decision. >>> the bay area is the final stop in the national search for the next "american idol." the tenth season prem

i been waiting for a long time and i am really you know happy that i have received this medal on. >> municipal pansruertation officials estimate 200 medal ons will change hands and thatmony will help long time drivers have the money for their retirement. >>> in news of the world there are reports of an assassination attempt against iranian president. he was not injured. >>> the state board has adopted criteria defining how much water must flow to maintain a healthy ecosystem. they based their move on a report ordered by the legislator last year, it says distinguish verting 50% is not adequate to maintain nature's balance in the delta. well water agencies are disputing that report, environmentalists say it will ensure the future of the delta's delicate ecosystem. >>> well, if you were hoping for a hot summer day, you might have to wait a little longer. meteorologist steve paulson joining us now. everyone waiting for some kind of warm up, steve. >> well, lake county, sunshine up there. for most of the bay area there is fog out there and the coast is just sold out. can't warm up much. 50s and 60s. inl

pans. it is vanity. i just felt want to be the immodium guy. it would be embarrassing for me. but i amstling with it because i am the father of a 3- year-old. maybe i am looking to lose it to the right guy. [laughter] tavis: you keep setting me up so nicely. i will not bite. i could have put three of those over the fence. his name is anthony bourdain, bestselling author of "kitchen confidential pohick." good to have you on the program. up next, a senior kelis --singer kelis. kelis is a grammy nominated singer whose cd will be available in july. you can already get her new single. here now is some of the video for "fourth of july." ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ tavis: very club- friendly. was that the plan? >> just to get people on the dance floor again. tavis: -- as got through talking to anthony bourdain, and who knew that kelis went to culinary school. >> i did. tavis: you are a bonafide shaft? -- bonafide chef? >> i am. i grew up with three sisters and my mom had a catering business. they are all in some field of medicine or social work amount so i was the only one left. i fell in love with it. you get

am and noon. we will have life coverage on cbs 5, as soon as that decision is made public, we are always op cbs5.com. >>> tonight, the santa clara panning commission made its decision. there was heated public comment. >> reporter: planning commission meetings don't normally get this exciting but that's lot riding on this vote tonight. one commissioner said he hopes this would still be an issue -- because they were muslim. will this proposed six story -- and. >> it is part of our culture and part of our identity. just as the cross symbolizes the christian faith or the temple. >> reporter: to one of the largest muslim communities in the south bay, it is a symbol of their devotion. it just doesn't fit in an area for zoned and light industrial businesses, some say. >> it's our belief that the building currently under construction is incompatible with the existing arrest tech during. >> reporter: he filed an appeal opposing the plan to build the tower. he was not alone. a handful of people spoke out against it. >> if you want to remove the political dominance of i see lam why not a 10--foot one. it has no practical purposes any way. >> to me

pan handle is a composite of everything i have just said. those are the aspects of the district, neighborhood by neighborhood, that makes it a challenging and needy district, but one i love and am responding to. >> ♪ >> welcome to another addition of district sf, sftv's profile of san francisco neighborhoods an their issues. i'm jennifer lowe. today we will focus on district five. let's get started by looking at the problems the residents are facing. >> any of the problems we speak of in district five i think we're speaking of about the city overall. when i -- i shall share with you whether it's a question of housing, affordable housing, public safety, making sure that violent crime and homicides that have plagued san francisco for two years, unprecedented which we haven't seen in 12 years, i believe, the kind of people displacement of, as i said working class and african-americans, speaks to a trend that i think, overall, we should be concerned about in san francisco, so that this city, 10 years, 20 years from now, is not one that is delineated into two san franciscos, where the have and have notes. >> we are still in the midst of having to fight every single day for our porti

pan and line. what do you think of the issue of pay cuts and furloughs? caller: thank you for c-span. i am a retired uaw president. i am appalled that management is attacking labor by even discussing pay cuts. this is th time when we must learn from the past. we have to learn the lesson taught to us by roosevelt. we need to reduce the work day is. the problem is not the fault of the worker, it is technology. for the raf hay has not kept up. -- the rate of pay has not kept up. that is the reason that a lot of democrats went for a republican nominee this time furious half -- this time. that is what it is going to take. labor unions that we do not have any more, we need strong labor unions to step up and fight for the rank-and-file workers. it is obvious that when you pay the workers that do not work, younger workers have an attempt to destroy the union. host: looking at what is going on in the said this week, we are joined now by a congressional reporter from "politico." good morning, meredith. caller: hey there. host: thank you for joining us. what is expected this week when it comes to the

pan job. the local governments are quite different. the capacities and capabilities are quite different. just the way the blood is being managed is quite different than it was in the northwest frontier. i am not convinced that we could just take it for granted that the government will be completely absent or incapable here in the military has to do everything. and also in the northwest, the main area of construction came up in swat. that has to do in the way in which the taliban ran swat before they were dislodged. it remained a war zone, were as southern punjab are not a war zone. there many elements that can be brought to bear. whether there are other political issues that might be put into pakistan, this disaster in and of itself is probably most significant pressure on pakistan society and economy at a humanitarian level. how the international community access is the immediate need will be far more indicative of how quickly pakistan can regroup the social and political crises out there. and there is a great deal of indication that the country has come together around this issue. we do not see the floods as breaking up into political factions. there are continued attacks with the bombi