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The only man to have been convicted of the lockerbie bombing, abdelbaset al—megrahi, was jailed in 2001, but released eight years later and allowed to return home to libya because he was dying of cancer. some of the victims�* families still have doubts about his conviction and about the arrest of masud. it fills my mind with questions, really. first of all, why has it taken so long? secondly, what is he doing in america? this was a crime committed on scottish, well, above scottish soil, but ...

Of the bombing will be commemorated quietly in lockerbie in a few days�* time. sara smith, bbc news, washington. well, earlier i spoke to bob and eileen monetti, whose son rick was a passenger on pan am flight 103. i began by asking for their reaction to this latest suspect being charged. well, since attorney general barr announced the indictments a couple of years ago, the family members, and especially my daughter, kara, and otherfamily members have been lobbying the us, the attorney general...

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Pan am flight 103 was flying from heathrow to new york, when over south—west scotland a massive explosion in the cargo hold brought it down in seconds. all 259 passengers and crew died, most of them american, as did 11 others when wreckage fell on their homes. it remains the most deadly terrorist attack in british history. this is the man the us authorities accuse of making the bomb, abu agila masud, seen here in libya, where he had beenjailed for unrelated crimes. two years ago the us attorne...

Leave their homes. plus splashdown. nasas historic artemis mission ends with a successful return to earth. keystone cleanup, a pipeline rupture in rural kansas sparks environmental concerns. with the flu and covid surging could masks make a comeback? well get a checkup. and finally tonight a sweet treat from colorado. meet the woman improving lives one caramel apple at a time. >> theres no calories in an apple when you do it for charity. this is the cbs weekend news from new york with ...

Colorado has 35-mile-per-hour winds. theres still snow falling through parts of the sierra mountain range and it pushes to the four corners and will ten o continue over the next 24 hours. now were dealing with the threat of ice. a quarter of an inch of ice to a half inch of ice doesnt seem like much, but its enough to cause widespread power outages and wind up with tree limb down and treacherous travel conditions. >> yeah, that sounds like a lot of ice. but hey, at least the folks going out west...

To find the truth and hold these people accountable. and the fact that this is now going to happen in the u.s. is, its, its monumental. >> re >> reporter: the libyan was arrested for his alleged role in blowing up pan am 103, minutes after it took off for the u.s. killing everyone on board and 11 people on the ground. he was charged while he was already in custody in libya for unrelated crimes. >> at that time, all co-spc co-conspirators worked together. >> reporter: they expect him to make his ...

Guys. >> carley: joe, thank you for joining us. the border crisis out of control over 1500 migrants just crossed into el paso last night as border encounters are notching half a million for this fiscal year. congresswoman nicole malliotakis is here next. >> todd: steve doocy will look at what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> steve: im taking off my boots, we had snow in jersey, im ready for a foot and a half. >> todd: love it. >> carley: you are giving me mr. rogers vibes right now, jacket ...

Down pan am flight 103 is in cuss custody and expected to make his court appearance in d.c. federal court later today. 34 years ago, december 21st, 1988, 270 people were killed when the 747 jet exploded over the small village of lockerbie scotland. it remains the deadliest terror strike in british history. >> sometimes justice takes time. nic robertson joins us from london. this is a long time coming, right, nearly four decades. what happens next as he heads to court there? >> reporter: he goes ...