SANCHEZ: We do a LIST here and this is the part of the LIST that we call the roundup list. So, we're watching these stories for you, and we're ready to go. Number one: Remember this scene last August; the man convicted in the Lockerbie bombing is set free in his homeland of Libya? It's not sitting well with at least two U.S. senators, who want to know if his release was or was not part of a deal between the Libyan government and BP over permission to drill off the coast there of Libya. The Senate hearing is set for later this week. Foreign Relation Committee members have questions, plenty of questions. Number two: Blago, as in Rod Blagojevich. His corruption trial enters a new phase today, a phase closer to the end, closing arguments. The former governor of Illinois did not testify in his own defense as expected the charges that he tried to sell a Senate seat. Prosecutors painted Blagojevich's administration as corrupt, dating all the way back to 2002. The jury gets the case after closing arguments. And here is number three: President Obama just a short time ago in the Rose Garden. Not much good to say about Republican lawmakers who are against the campaign finance bill before the Senate right now. He accused GOP leaders of playing political games and allowing special interests and foreign influence to potentially hold sway over U.S. elections. That is our roundup list. A warning now: Don't leave your car unlocked when there is a slight chance a bear could somehow come walking by. The owners of a car found out the hard way. Find out what happens in this case. That's ahead. Also, remember this?</s>HAYWARD: There's no one who wants this thing over more than I do. You know, I would like my life back.</s>SANCHEZ: Oh, he wants his life back. He may soon be starting a brand-new life. There are reports that BP chief Tony Hayward is on the way out. The details and the rumblings about who might take his place and what's going on with this one. Stay right there. Your LIST continues. I'm Rick Sanchez. We will be right back.
Verdict Soon in Blagojevich Case?