blind chinese activist chen china h chen guangcheng has arrived in the united states from beijing. president obama and other world leaders just wrapped up the g8 summit. and i ll have another has just won the preakness. now back to lockup. due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised. [ bleep ] anybody out there, all y all, anybody that got somebody in their family or friend that s in prison, man, i want to tell you the most important thing y all have got to do.
his death comes two and a half years after his release from a scottish prison. he was let go on compassionate grounds because he had prostate cancer. he was expected to live only a few months. at the time of his 2009 release, victims families were outraged after he received a hero s welcome in libya. many believe al megrahi was just a small player in the bomb plot, and the case needs to be pursued. earlier today, i talked to a former spokesman for the victims families who lost a brother in the attack. they want those in the u.s. and britain to find all the responsible parties. it s now up to obama and cameron, the families have persevered for over 20 years, and with the support of the media we kept this as a front page story worldwide. i do believe we could put the pressure on them to find the truth. and i would love to meet with president obama. i met with bush 41 on april 3rd 1989 for over 90 minutes. and i would love to have that one-to-one meeting with the president.
would find true love? i always thought about that. but michael seemed happy. he found a lot of joy in his children. on the talent that michael hid from the world. michael loved art a lot. he loved paintings. he loved water clorz. he loved even the crayons. and her explosive theory about conrad murray. he did a terrible thing, and it might have been others involved. i don t know that. but i feel that. katherine jackson. an extraordinary hour. the piers morgan interview starts now. tonight, an extraordinary look at michael jackson s private life through his deeply personal artwork. he started drawing when he was a child. the pictures among new revelations about the iconic singer. much of it kept in a secret location at an airport hangar in los angeles. some of it is here in the studio with me tonight. joining me now in an exclusive interview is michael s mother, katherine jackson. and his mentor and good friend accuracyist brett livingston strong. welcome to you
chicago. three self-proclaimed anarchists accused of planning an attack on today s nato summit are under arrest. wait until you hear what police call their other targets. and there s a new mrs. social network. mark zuckerburg marries just one day after an anti-climatic ipo. and i ll have another, well, had another. the winner of the kentucky derby does it again at the preakness stakes. will he break the triple crown drought? and new letters from ann frank found in an old trunk. the man who uncovered them, her cousin. coming up, i ll ask him what he discovered about one of the most famous voices of the holocaust. good morning, everyone. i m randi kaye. it is 7:00 on the east co-, 4:00 out west. let s fill you in on what might have been missed overnight while you were sleeping. well, we start with the action in chicago as the leaders of the nato nations prepare to meet today. for several days now protesters have crowded the streets of downtown, but what is expected to b
the deadliest terror attacks against americans has died. abdul bassett al megrahi is the only person convicted of the 1988 bombing of pan am flight 103 over lockerbie, scotland. al megrahi s family says the former libyan and intelligence officer passed away today at a hospital in tripoli. he was 60 years old. his death comes 2 1/2 years after his release from a scottish prison. al megrahi was let go on compassionate grounds because he had prostate cancer. he was expected to live only a few months. at the time of his 2009 release, the victims families were outraged after he received a hero s welcome in libya. 270 people died when pan am flight 103 went down just minutes after takeoff from a london airport. the plane was bound from new york and more than half of the passengers were american. joining me now from new york, burt amorman. he lost a brother in that attack. he s also a former spokesman of an organization representing the victims families. good to see you, burt. s